. >> okay, mike tweets in, failure is part of life and kids need to learn that lesson.role is to love and support in spite of failure. and jamie on facebook says freedom is the key. over-stimulating is the thing. critical thinking and passion and independence. beck becca, i want to get you back into the conversation. parent child relationships through story telling. >> story telling is essential. share stories with kids when they are little, that everything you do is aplaysing. that you can do no wrong. it is important to show your kids that you're fallible and learned from failure. instead of telling the fabulous stories, tell the stories not in the droning on way, but in an empathetic way. you're all for it if they fail. >> dr. kang how important is it to encourage a child's weakness? it's a little bit selfish on the part of the parent, they think they know who they want you to be and push you in that direction but do they need to stop and take a breath and figure out what's unique with the child? >> sure lisa. i worked with children over the years and what makes us m

. >> mike tweets this blood is on your hands, you did this. you built this racial division. >> referring to diblasio, john tweeted, which you incited with your race baiting. >> the cops were rushed to woodhull hospital. >> dan bones is live there with more reaction. >> an emotional scene in brooklyn just less than a mile from where the two officers were shot and assassinated a few minutes ago, their bodies were escorted from the hospital. you can see rank and file of the nypd standing at attention, literally hundreds of them, crowding the ramp and street outside the hospital. some of the officers had tears in their eyes. all feeling the burden of this loss, the deaths of their fallen comrades, described as a crime against the city. pba president pat lynch held a press conference separate from the mayor and police commissioner moments after the body was escorted out. it is a clear sign of the tensions between the mayor's office and the union. lynch has been critical of the handling of the protests and anti-violation police demonstrations that ha

. >> mike tweets this blood is on your hands, you did this. you built this racial division. >> referring to diblasio, john tweeted, which you incited with your race baiting. >> the cops were rushed to woodhull hospital. >> dan bones is live there with more reaction. >> an emotional scene in brooklyn just less than a mile from where the two officers were shot and assassinated a few minutes ago, their bodies were escorted from the hospital. you can see rank and file of the nypd standing at attention, literally hundreds of them, crowding the ramp and street outside the hospital. some of the officers had tears in their eyes. all feeling the burden of this loss, the deaths of their fallen comrades, described as a crime against the city. pba president pat lynch held a press conference separate from the mayor and police commissioner moments after the body was escorted out. it is a clear sign of the tensions between the mayor's office and the union. lynch has been critical of the handling of the protests and anti-violation police demonstrations that ha

>> yes, so if you tweet it out, use the hashtag, or if you want to tweet mike at fox 29, oral or alex halle. >> or ask questions like how did you get the reindeer to fly. >> you ready to go, santa? >> yes, ho-ho-ho. >> let's do there is national santa list day. you should your list into santa by no later than midnight tonight. so kids get it together. >> tweet your list to santa. >> holiday season for spending, but don't break the bank on all of those get, why you need to save you will big time for babysitters. >> somebody on twitter said he spends $10 an hour for the babysitter. goes split. >> sometimes little more than, that depending on how many kids. >> mariah? >> ♪ >> one every my favorite christmas videos. >> the question this morning, does mariah kerr ' still sound like this? critics sounding off about her soils. the live performance that really has some people in doubt. >> yes, singing in mid town manhattan, put it on tape, but she didn't make the rehearsal, so she to do it live. >> good to have you back, by the way. >> you know that avenue granddaughter, three and a half year

. >> thank you, mike who joins us today. tweet me.r like my facebook page so you can post on my wall. we want to know what you think. as we said, big government crowded out a charities and mutual aid societies. many are still around. one of the biggest and most affected is -- the charity this woman is raising money for. the salvation army. it's a great charity. this woman clearly happy in her work. the salvation army runs after school programs and daycare programs and food kitchens, weekend programs and much more. the general secretary, i think you are more effective than government. you it make a judgment that this person needs help. this person maybe is just trying to free load. you don't have to treat everyone the same. >> we don't. we are excited to have an opportunity to meet someone to try to figure out who they are. what their needs are. hopefully as a result of meeting them and having time to talk with them, they can begin to help them become part of the community. i lot of the help for people that goes beyond our resources is

tweet us or tweet mike, mike at fox 29, or me, alex holley fox 29.ture your favorite pairs of jeans might do more than just give you, a good looking rearend. >> what kills they do? >> protect from getting hacked. >> north on the company that makes anti-virus software is developing jeans that block wireless signals. so specifically designed to prevent electronic passports and contact less payment cards. security experts say this type is really growing. north on teamed up with clothing company beta brand. the jeans are set to hit store shelves in february, and will cost about $150. >> 150-dollar pair of jeans. okay, so would that block my cell phone signal? >> yes arc loft times they say people can just stand by, if they get a signal, get all of your information from your phone just by walking past you. >> will it make my impotent. >> oh, god. >> i ministery? you know, they say don't put your cell phone by your crotch. >> but people still put it in their pock. >> the oh, mine's in there right now. >> maybe they'll create a jean to make sure that stay i

>> yes, so if you tweet it out, use the hashtag, or if you want to tweet mike at fox 29, oral or alextions like how did you get the reindeer to fly. >> you ready to go, santa? >> yes, ho-ho-ho. >> let's do there is national santa list

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that it largely works elderly poverty -- john: largely doesn't work, but thank you, mike and david to join this debate. tweete at fbn stossel and use the hashtag real charity, or "like" my facebook page so you can post on my wall. we want to know what you think. >>> as i said, big government crowded out a lot of charities and mutual aid societies, but many like the masons, the red cross are still around, and one of the biggest and most respected is -- the charity this woman is raising money for, the salvation army, it's a great charity. and this woman is clearly happy in her work, the salvation army runs after-school programs, day care programs, rehab programs and much more. james betts is general secretary in new york. james, i think you're more effective than government because when people come to you, you can make a judgment. this person really needs help. this person maybe is trying to freeload. you don't have to treat everyone the same. >> we don't treat everyone the same, we're very excite to have an opportunity to figure out who they are and what their needs really are. and hopefully as a result of me

. >> a apparently, she just tweeted me would i hire mike to like my picks. >> isn't that sweet. >> where is she. >> let me see her. >> men always have have to look. >> oh, she's hot. >> yes. >> i will like her back. >> you don't need to pay somebody to like your pictures. >> yes. >> adorable. >> you like mike jerrick he will put you on tv. >> sue, i'll like that. >> you don't need to lake me. >> do that for free. >> my gosh, okay. >> terrible. >> i just made $30 a month. we will talk after the show. >> oh, wow. >> this young woman, her name is julie crammer, okay. she lives in tabernacle, new jersey. she was on the ellen show yesterday to discuss her battle with cancer. she's 23 years old. now she loves the phillies. >> she likes the l even show. >> i watch ellen show after bold and beautiful and tmz and then ellen comes on. >> that is great. >> we will get this tape together because i want to make sure you sit around and wait for this and it involves the philadelphia phillies and this woman from tabernacle who got national attention. we will play tonight just a bit. but first let me tel

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tweet for you. carter writes @optionsaction, long the coca-cola 43.50 january calls. stick with it even with the job cuts? mike? >> the job cuts aren't necessarily going to hurt this stock and the other thing is these options are incredibly cheap, probably only 40 cents, so if you're still making a bullish bet on coke, still probably the best way to do it. >> final call, final word from the options pit. dan, start us off. >> best wishes to a huge fan of the show and a friend, don from baltimore took a spill today. watching the show from the hospital right now. get better, don. >> yeah, certainly wish that to you as well. mike? >> calls are still cheap so if you're going to continue to make bullish bets, that's the way to do it. >> wbw? >> yield star, we always think people are overpaying for florries. >> looks like our time has expire. i'm scott wapner. for more options action go to our website optionsaction.cnbc.com. have a great weekend. stay tuned for "mad money." it begins right after this. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet brought to you by nutribullet llc. special tv

tweet for you now. carter writes @optionsaction, long the coca-cola 43.50 january calls. stick with it, even with the job cuts? mike? >> yeah, the job cuts aren't necessarily going to hurt this stock. the other thing is, these options are incredibly cheap, probably only about 40 cents, less than 1% of the stock price. if you're still making a bullish bet on coke, probably the way to do it. >> time now for the final call, the last word from the options pits. dan, start us off. >> a huge friend from the show, dan from baltimore took a spill today and is watching the show from the hospital. get better, dan. >> mikey? >> calls are still cheap, if you're going to continue to make bullish bets, that's the way to do it? >> in a yield star world, we think people are overpaying for phillip morris. >> our time has expired. i'm scott wapner. for more options actions, go to optionsactions.cnbc.com. have a great weekend and stay tuned for "mad money." begins right after this. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for body beast, the fast, proven way to build muscle, shed fat, and sculpt your best body faster than y

. >> jimmy: yeah yeah yeah. [ laughter ] i saw you tweeted out a -- somebody made a pumpkin, a a mike myself. i can't think about what other people think about me. >> jimmy: yeah, i know, we definitely think about you. yeah, yeah, yeah. when you got that tattoo, you didn't think somebody would make a pumpkin or anything, no. >> no. >> jimmy: no yeah, no yeah. that's what happens when i get a tattoo, "is somebody going to make a pumpkin out of this" did you ever grow up when you were a kid and halloween, trick or treating? >> i've grown up yes i'm here now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you have grown up, i'm saying when -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i don't want to make you mad. >> i would never be mad at you. i'm not going to be mad at you. we're just hanging out, were chilling. >> jimmy: now when you were growing up, i'm saying, what costumes were you? >> i had the real cheap ones, you know with the real hard stiff with a slit -- it was asphyxiating. you could hardly breathe or see out of the mask. now they have the velcro. >> jimmy: and you had that little thin plastic, rubb

e said -- and one other tweet from mike rogers said it will cause deaths abroad. that's the story we're talking about. we want to hear from you this morning. we'll start with michael, calling in from fairview, tennessee. michael, good morning. caller: it's nick, by the way. host: oh, ok. go ahead, nick. caller: yeah. look, this is laughable. first of all, the democratic party is a party of slime. the political party is a party of stupid. how interesting it's asked the selection that they released this stuff. we have a president that all of a sudden this has to be transparent and he uses the i.r.s. and the e.p.a. as his own private goons and they won't release anything on that. fast and furious is still hiding all this stuff. this man is such a liar and the democratic party, they're kind of uniform. they lie, too. they're a bunch of leaching lawless liberal leaders. they take this -- i'm trying to express it in simple terms, but they're not concerned about transparency. this happened before with the church investigation and people were killed, good people, and also

mike. >> thank for coming in. >> you are welcome. >> thank you. >> beautiful. >> so tweet me if you want your child to come in ando the next little drawer. >> like 20 days ago. >> you'll to have do it on the weekend. >> can we bureau your tree, use your hash tag fox 29 weekend. >> my tree. >> i will be here tomorrow. >> can we get into this because i will take notes on this too. holiday tipping, how much do you tip, who do you tip. do you tip a child. >> a lot of people are wondering about this. we have some suggestions for you. absolutely include your baby-sitter on the list of people thaw tip for holidays, they take care of your kids, equal to one night's baby-sitting fee and small gift from the kids of course. >> i still don't understand that. >> yes. >> how much do you normally pay on a regular night and baby-sitter used to getting. >> what does a baby-sit are make these days a lot of money especially if you have a whole bunch of kids. >> ten and $16 an hour. >> yes. >> $15 an hour. >> book him for four hours. >> four or five hours. >> sixty bucks. >> so you give them $60 as a tip. >> plus a small gift from t

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mike. >> once again, we want to know what you think was the best of the night. tweets, tune into fox 4 on fox sports 1 for the winning move. a complete recap for tonight's fight action in phoenix, turn over to fox sports live right now. coming up next on fox, it's your late local news except on the west coast. so long, everybody. ts! ♪ ♪ we put all the apps you love inside a car designed to connect you to a world of possibilities. the connected car by volvo. innovating for you. give the gift of volvo this season and we'll give you your first month's payment on us. >> right now on fox 29, a here so laid to rest. so many friends and family and city leaders and complete strangers saying good-bye to the first female firefighter ever killed in the line of duty in philadelphia. good evening, everyone, i'm karen hepp. joyce craig died on tuesday, fighting a fire in west oaklane. our sabina car coast was at her service today. >> reporter: black bunting draped over engine 64, as it carried the casket of firefighter joyce craig to the broad street funeral home where thousands g

grand jury decisions in the killings of eric garner and mike brown, they called it white coat to black lives and as you can see from these tweets there was participation from across the country from hard harvard to unc chapel hill to u.s.c. and every where. doctors state die in protests while wearing a symbol of their profession. medical students at temple were no exception, they protested holding signs that red racism is a public health crisis, long with signs that red white coats, for black lives. medical students at the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine staged a similar protest but included a die in, they laid down for four minutes, parallel to the number of hours mike brown's body laid in the ferguson street. >>> tonight, power and inter faith movement against injustice led by clergy hosted an event called strange fruit the seven last words of seven black lives. it called attention to men and women killed by police, renowned poet and first philadelphia poet lauer rate sonya sanchez was among those who reflect on the issue. >>> nfl own's proved the league's new personal conduct pol willcy for players, that include

mike emanuel, fox news. >>> well coming up, we'll look at this story. a tweetd by one of eric garner's daughters on christmas day. it's upsetting a lot of police officers. we'll have what she tweeted and why this is causing a controversy. >>> plus, it is an emotional day of tribute and respect. new york city honoring the first of the two police officers so savagely ambushed by that anti-police mad man one week ago. officer rafael ramos, remembered and honored by thousands at his funeral. >> when we see each other, we'll heal. we'll heal as a department. we'll heal as a city. we'll heal as a country. and wouldn't that be the ultimate? the ultimate in honor. for officers ramos and liu. >>> well, it's the bottom of the hour now. now time for the top of the news. tens of thousands mourning the loss of one of new york city's finest. the funeral was held this morning in queens, new york, for officer rafael ramos. he was one of the two police officers killed in the horrible ambush last weekend. funeral plans for the other officer gunned down last week wenjian liu, his

tweet. check out our website. in addition to the great stuff we nrmally have, we now have a new cutting edge options tutorials. one right there with mike. these are state of the art videos that break down the basics of options if you're fuzzy on the whole put and call thing, watch the videos. they'll change your life. no word on whether mike will receive an oscar nomination. we'll keep you posted. check it out. here's what's coming up next. >>> up, down or sideways, we know how to make money in apple. >> oh, no, i cannot do that. >> yes, you can. we'll show you how. >>> plus, the question on every trader's mind. >> what is the problem with michael jackson? >> no, not that. it is how can anyone make money in oil? we have got a way and we'll explain it when options action returns. >>> last month mike and carter made a bullish bet on oil. let's say they were a little early on the trade. take a look. on options action, it is how we trade like oil tycoons. risk less so we can make more and that's just what they tried to do with their bullish bet on oil. >> we would start to play for a bounce in crude here. >> all right, my thought. i'm in.

tweet. for everything options action, check out our website. we've got the hottest options news, videos from throughout the week. exclusive trades and new ground breaking tutorials starring the one and only mike cove and here's what's coming up next. >> do you smoke? >> maybe you should because cigarette stocks are on fire. >> we'll tell you why it might be time to put them out. plus, some are calling it the best christmas ever. but that can be your sign to sell retail stocks and we'll explain why when options action returns. >>> dan nathan bet against this sector last month and although he hasn't lost much money, here's why. on options action, it's how we shop for great deals. risk less so we can make more and that's just what dan tried to do with his bearish bet on the retail etf. dan thought felt that retail stocks were in trouble ahead of the holidays, but just going short. >> great bouncing ice bear. >> so, to define his risk, he instead bought the march 90 put for $2.40. now, to make money, dan needs the xrt to fall below $90 for more than the cost of the trade or below 87.60, by march expiration. but hold on. you're shelling out 240? you said we were trying to risk less. >> you sit on

tweet. cbsoptionsaction is our handle. check out the website. optionsactions.cnbc.com and the hottest news, videos throughout the week, and exclusive trade and now ground breaking tutorials starring mike co. check it out. ♪ >> they're in the dow, dmx. why this classic theory could make you money in 2015. plus -- ♪ cisco kid was a friend of mine ♪ >> something john chambers has been no friend of the stock. we'll explain what the company needs to do when "options action" returns. >>> is there a problem at cisco? shares of the networking company have had a nice year but cisco is still underperforming similar old tech names like hp and microsoft. dan nathan there and breaking it down. >> it was oracle's results that got me thinking. the stock broke out, it was up 10% after the better than expected results and if you look over here at the chart, i mean, the stock basically, this is a 15 year chart, a few percent away now from the all-time highs made in the internet bubble in 2000. it got me thinking about the other guys at the time were considered the horsemen, microsoft, intel, cisco. cisco at one point was the largest market cap company in the world back in 1999 or 2000. so cisco, to me,

mike nicco is just ran over with new information. they have 70,000 people without power in san francisco alone. >> yeah, i saw a tweet their broadcaste storm has been pounding the north bay. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has been there. it looks like it's still raining. >> reporter: this is actually a light rain compared to what we have seen in the overnight hours. it is relentless. if you're headed out, you want to grab all the rain gear you have, including the umbrella and get ready. we're seeing puddles, but no blocked intersections here. ft trees all look okay. we're not dealing with winds in santa rosa, just rain. fire crews are hearing of downed trees throughout the county and in the rural areas. here in downtown, a lot of steady rain for hours. it's been coming down for a long time. but no major problems to report. abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. at some point that ground will become saturated and may see flooding. mike is checking that for you. >> we are keeping an eye on flights this morning. joining us by phone is a spokesman to talk about the number of cancellation this is morning. good morning, doug. >> good morning.

mike jerrick's grand daughter. he bought her a special advent calendar. we discussed this tweet, you guys from delaware county? in. >> thank you for joining us. where in delaware county? >> alden. >> you are a cutie. you're going to open our day 6. lauren is going to hold our special calendar. can you open the day 6. what is it? thank you for helping us. do you see yourself on tv. you're 5, do you go to preschool or kindergarten? >> kindergarten. where do you go to kindergarten? >> have you seen santa yet? >> yes. >> what did you ask him for? >> a zoomer. >> we're getting a pet dog. >> oh, my goodness. all right miles. thank you for coming in. if you would like to be part of our good day family, our fox 29 weekend family and to open our calendar, just tweet us. thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. baby you're awesome. thank you so much. happy holidays! and we'll be right back. >> i'm jen frederick and this is alley. you know her from her baking blog baking a moment. she's so organized. santa claus is coming, these toys are crazy. you've done a great job organizing your life. >> when it gets to be close t

if you would like to show us to show your pictures all you have to do is tweet the picture and use the hash tag fox 29 lights. mikeack to you. >> would that be a treefie, like a selfie. >> let call that it. >> eagles tomorrow night, 4:30. tomorrow afternoon. they need to beat redskins. >> we need this win. >> yes, you have to stay alive to stay and get in the playoffs. >> we talked to chris rock, everybody is watching this game. here's what he hopes will happen. >> hopefully, you know, nick foles will come back and mark sanchez will go back sitting down and you guys will make the playoffs. >> but chris, that is not going to happen tomorrow because the the last time we saw nick foles against washington redskins they laid him out, g. cobb. >> feeling good. >> yes. >> i feel good. i think they will win tomorrow. i mean they have got to get that win and put pressure back on the cowboys. now, tony romo has that history of checking with everything on the line. we have to give him an opportunity on sunday. i feel good about the game. i dent think it will all be on sanchez. you cannot depend on him to play great. he is no

mike sugerman got a group together to watch it and here's their reaction to what's become the most talked about movie of the year. >> reporter: seth rogen sent out this tweeting comedy is best viewed in a theater full of people so if you can call some friends over to watch this movie. watch "the interview." so we did. watch "the interview"! free popcorn! you want to come by? this person showed up. free popcorn! you want to watch "the interview"? >> oh, yeah, love to. >> reporter: so did melvin terry along with nearly a dozen others. come on in, have a seat. we sat down in the kpix 5 newsroom to watch arguably one of the most controversial movies of all time. certainly of this century. >> you want to us assassinate the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> what?! >> reporter: raise your hand. who liked the movie? so we asked our guests to review it. >> it tried to make me laugh and i got a few good laughs. >> i wouldn't say i didn't laugh, but as far as -- what i would have paid to go see it? no. >> reporter: as for the controversy surrounding the movie and its makers? >> north korea should lighten up. they should have watched the movie before they did all the

mike. for more options action, check out our live show that happens 5:30 p.m. eastern time on cnbc on friday. meantime, we got some time so we'll handle some tweets. tweet it, we trade it. let's get to them right now. first up, grasso, why are you laughing? i haven't even given you a tweet yet. would you agree yahoo! should buy twitter or yelp. >> i think yahoo! will probably get taken out itself by what's going around there. yelp i'm not sure and i think twitter should be taken out bying into. >> google should buy twitter and yahoo gets taken out by woman? >> alibaba. >> guy, buy or sell lockheed martin. >> all time high today reverse close lower not a big deal. eight times forward earnings more expensive than boeing but it's a time we've talked about for some time. the defense stocks if you look have done really, really well. if you look at defense spending it's improving, not declining so although i think the stock might be richer, i still think you own lmt. what do you think? oh, you're not allowed to answer. >> i don't think about that that way. [ laughter ] >> confident. >> what's a word for that? >> certainty. >> i'm going to go to break. w

daily show account tweeted this: you are right regarding donte parker, sloppy to put him in our least of shootings. tv apology coming monday. larger point still stands. district attorney mike ramos joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. thank you for having me. >> thank you for joining us. i guess it's a start with a twitter apology. any chance you got a phone call apology? >> well, i haven't gotten a phone call apology and i'm waiting -- i will wait until monday to see what the real apology is. he talked about a bigger picture. the bigger picture for me is the men and women of the honorable profession of law enforcement. and how they are being attacked in this time period in the united states of america. >> i think you might want to stick around for my off-the-record at the end of the show. i think it might be a theme that you will like. let me ask you this. >> good. >> what's the problem? is it just the media sort of sloppy with the facts or has taken sides? facts don't matter or what do you think? >> i think facts absolutely matter. i think you and i come from a legal profession and you know, especially on a television show like that that has millions of viewers,

tweet us using our hash tag. >>> absolutely. always watching. >> fox 29 weekend. >> i'm alex holly. >> i'm not mike jerrick.this? members of the tried to make christmas special for one of their interns. >> they found out his car was stolen and they wanted to something for him. check it out. >> it's a gift. (laughter). >> trying to hold back the tears right now. >> the intern brandon was waiting in the parking lot with team members when they surprised him with a brand new nissan. quincy you have two beautiful boys. do they ever mock you at all. >> all the time. the oldest one he's, hmm, he gets on my nerves. but i love him to death. guess what? these two twins they mock their parents and it's going viral. >> so cute duo carli and kelly their parents point and say march whenever the toddlers are in trouble much this is all according to their apartment carl rolen who caught this great impersonation on camera. and that's a look at the trend for this week. thanks for joining me quincy. >> alex, any time. guess what, mike jerrick will be back on monday. we'll all be back on monday. >> the real mike jerrick. >> ye

. >> you tweeted out, you said as a matter of record, is there anything that law enforcement can do to a black person that qualifies as a crime? one of these hash tags trending since mike brown, criming while white. eugene's point, police protect in serve, but in minority neighborhoods it is to police and arrest and provide a police state to protect everyone else from you leaving your neighborhood. >> that's exactly the point. the idea that these are outcomes that are somehow aberrant. this is not how the police have functioned and functioned historically in black communities, it is absurd. to eugene's point about how this incident transpired, mr. garner had broken up a fight prior to the encounter with the police, had a record of selling loose cigarettes in the past, but the initial incident he was not at fault. so you never see him acting aggressively toward the police officers, but you see them swarming around him and bringing him down to the ground violently. would this be acceptable in other communities? unlikely. certainly would not be acceptable in the numbers in which we see it happening to african americans. >> and just quickly, eugene, going to the politics o

tweeted back. >>> until then the protests were mostly peaceful, nothing like the rioting we saw in ferguson, missouri, last week after the grand jury acquitted the police officer who killed miken. michelle miller looks at it. good morning. >> good morning. more than 200 protests wer ers arrested in new york. the mayor has commended police for showing proper restraint. within hours, thousands spread across new york city and blocked traffic. like last week's protest in missouri, these demonstrations were televised across the nation. new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >> the police were certainly intent on allowing them to demonstrate, if you will. >> is unique uniquely qualified to have a situation like this? >> i think one of the things we benefit from, we have so many demonstrations. i have 150 events on average every week in the city. >> last week ferguson explode despite assurances law enforcement had plans in the makings for months. police fired tear gas and dozens were arrested for arson and robbery. >> there's no question that a lack of operational experience has an impact potentially on >> most never had a shield, a gas mask on. >> reporter: iams says deplo

mike allen. thank you so much. as always thank you for the updates on the university of alabama. he tweets me every day.oper is going to new york for the heisman deal. >> right. >> they have a pretty good team this year. >> quarterbacks highly nu lly u rated. >> how about the guy from ohio state. >> they play each other. >> good game. >> not as exciting what's coming up next here. it's not that he opposes the president's position on isis. we have tim kaine up next for a fascinating conversation on "morning joe." plaque psoriasis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara®... ...your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. do not

mike and vale very happy birthday. >> they put vale on her first airline trip. >> oh! >> yes. savannah tweeted out the picture.ble to fly out on wednesday. she e-mailed me that they made it. so they were good. >> oh, good. >> happy birthday to you, savannah. >> coming up the beauty and joy of dancing through the eyes of one remarkable young girl. >> and we're going to take your boring roast chicken to a new level with one secret ingredient. >>> dylan has a check of the weather for us. >> carson call it is unseasonably warm. >> all the women are huddled together. >> we are going to see temperatures today begin to warm into the upper 40s in the northeast. we're looking at 50s down in the southeast. we've got mountain snow especially back through the rockies where the snow continues. but as we go into later today we'll see that stretch up into parts of nebraska three to six inches of rain possible. strong storms are possible down across southeastern texas, and in southern louisiana, we could see isolated stronger storm with his isolated tornadoes, too. otherwise, rain stretches from the gulf coast up into the gre

tweets, i'm going to cuba. >> if you are an american and go there legally, very expensive or illegally going through mexico or canada which you can do. >> mikehank you merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> good day. >> it is monday, december 22nd, 2014. >>> philly police are on high alert after murders of two new york city police officers, commissioner ramsey is telling his officers, to do. steve? >> reporter: after shane montgomery's keys are found here in the schuylkill river yesterday, his mother comes to the acceptance that her son's body is in the river too, sue. >> we have a forecast for your holiday coming up, wet instead of white but the timing is what you need to know, we will break it the all down for you just ahead, hey, quincy. >> you guys didn't know i was a baker, well, i have won many competitions, i'm here at winerich bakery in willow grove. how am i doing. >> doing great. >> thank you. >> moved on to cup cake. >> sue, you had a name for him. >> i said he is a faker, not a baker. >> he didn't like that. >> look at that face. >> we love you, quincy. >> sue, you are so nice. >> i'm on the naughty nice. >> bring back cup cakes

tweet the pick and use hash tag fox 29 lights. >> this is no jammo but this is good. we have isgrow pastries. >> um-hmm, we're in trouble. >> hi doctor mikeay from the canolis. >> yes. >> step away. >> doctor mike, can we have one of these. >> i'm italian, this is in the the time to avoid canolis. >> thank you for guilt trip yet again. >> you cannot have any doctor mike. >> will you take this. >> yes,. >> we hope santa has a big day ahead of them so we decided to see how he prepares. what is the prechristmas routine. q, you say he is getting his hair done. >> i'm in moorestown. it is a spa, salon but real experience. i have owner frank rosery here. what do you have here, this is like this is massive. >> we have a complete salon, haircut, color. we have a blow dry bar. blow-dry bar and massage and facials are affordable luxury are. blow-dry $30 accounts facial and a massage 55. we love people to try us out. then we have a full salon and barber shop. >> so santa is getting a trim, in the barber shop. >> does he come in here often. >> he does, he gets busy. he cannot handal lot of things because he is traveling so he is coming over, getting

tweeted out the address of a cop at the scene of her father's death. so do actions like this perpetuate hate? how can we come together as a nation? governor mikey. but you ain't seen nothing yet. take a look at this video. why this went flying between these lawmakers. ♪ next in line ♪ swing batter, batter ♪ swing batter, batter swing ♪ could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13 ® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13 is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13 if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine. common side effects were pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site. limited a

tweet. >> sadly, the weather wasn't great. they all sound amazing singing u2 songs. >> it was incredible. you figure who could possibly fill in for bono and then chris martin pops out. there's a mikeay. >> going bananas. >> bono start this had red campaign many years ago. but for keeping on with the effort in the fight against aids, we all know the statistics. 39 million lives have been claimed since 1981 because of aids. but also keeping up -- he planned this, even though it was a surprise, obviously, to do something in the middle of times square, you have to plan it a little bit. to continue on with the effort even though he was injured in that bike accident. >> seriously injured. >> surgery. >> major facial surgery, as reported by the doctor. >> absolutely. yeah. >> i want to see his contact book that you can say, willie, call -- >> you know, it's funny you say that. before the music starts, bill clinton walks out and pulls out a piece of paper. i got an e-mail from bono yesterday. >> that's pretty good. >> had 20 years of practice with the man. >> can you do that again? >> no. >> he also did a mean rand paul. >> do you really? >> i'll have to think about that. no, even know wh