welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly reporting tonight from naples, florida. it's withbeen a day of victory e for mr. trump first in indiana when he put companies on notice that they will not leave america without consequences. then it was on to ohio where he held his first rally since winning the white house and here are just a few of the highlights. watch. >> people are constantly telling me and telling you to reduce or expectations. those people are fools. they're fools. but this campaign proved that the old rules no longer apply, that anything we want for our country is now possible. anything we want, right? now is not the time to downsize our dreams but to set our sights higher than ever before for our country. now is the time to unlock the potential of millions of americans left on the sidelines, their talents unused, their dreams unrealized and their aspirations totally forgotten. and these are people of great talent. this is the moment. this is our chance. this is our window for action. this is the hour when the great deeds can be done and our highest

she is seen in naples wagon factory -- volkswagen factory .ngela merkel plans to run for a on the back page, compares her wing to idle settler -- adolf hitler. ,his morning in central berlin this a it is this kind of caustic humor they are looking forward to experiencing. despite the fact that germany has a diverse media landscape, thisfeel it is missing -- first issue in the next few issues largely translated from they areh edition -- planning to produce some original german content. the timing of the german launch is quite significant. the coincidence, but interesting nonetheless. >> the significance is very interesting. this is the year in which germany is facing a legal defeat an tried tot erdog .ersecute a german comedian it was within the realms of artistic expression and the .harges were dropped the civil case continues and germans were very riled by this. rights of freedom of press and expression are sacrosanct in germany. the defend their right to exist and many are hav happy to have it here on german happy to have it here on german s

welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly reporting tonight from naples, florida. it's withbeen a day of victory e for mr. trump first in indiana when he put companies on notice that they will not leave america without consequences. then it was on to ohio where he held his first rally since winning the white house and here are just a few of the highlights. watch. >> people are constantly telling me and telling you to reduce or expectations. those people are fools. they're fools. but this campaign proved that the old rules no longer apply, that anything we want for our country is now possible. anything we want, right? now is not the time to downsize our dreams but to set our sights higher than ever before for our country. now is the time to unlock the potential of millions of americans left on the sidelines, their talents unused, their dreams unrealized and their aspirations totally forgotten. and these are people of great talent. this is the moment. this is our chance. this is our window for action. this is the hour when the great deeds can be done and our highest

the idaho bench for the first 2 possessions before ernie kent returned to the to warm and lovely naples florida where two members of the old guard turned back the clock today. state legends steve stricker and jerry kelly posted a sizzling 16 under par 56, for a one-stroke leads over harris english and matt kuchar. strick and kelly threw 14 birdies and one eagle on the scorecard; they only had 3 pars!!! finally tonight -- shining a light on loved ones this holiday season. the "love lights" holiday celebration kicked off this afternoon in wauwatosa. the ceremony is put on by "the friends of luther manor" to benefit the lutheran ministry. each year -- donors contribute five dollars for a single light, or 100 dollars for a string of lights, and they are used to decorate a tall pine on the luther manor campus. "to honor all of those that we remember and love, and it's just an outstanding way to light up the life and remember." the ceremony has raised nearly 50- thousand dollars since 2010. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking

to warm and lovely naples florida where two members of the old guard turned back the clock today. state legends steve stricker and jerry kelly posted a sizzling 16 under par 56 over harris english and matt kuchar. strick and kelly threw 14 birdies and one eagle on the scorecard; they only had 3 pars!!! have a great friday. coming up next -- helping rebuild a milwaukee neighborhood. the difference habitat for humanity is seeing in the washington park area. plus - do you like to knit or crochet? the program that needs raise awareness for heart disease- next. coming up new at six: a playset going viral for the wrong reasons. why you shouldn't be upset about the "happy hour playset" circulating on wakeup news. turning a drug house -- into a dream home. we energies and habitat for humanity teamed up to build hope for the washington park neighborhood. before habitat bought this house...it was vacant and a site for criminal activity. but now the group breathing new life into the home. habitat for humanity has been focusing its efforts in the washi area. officials say they can see changes

wisconsinites steve stricker and jerry kelly visited naples florida for the franklin templeton shootout. a out the tournament today, and stricker and kelly almost won it. they finished second, one stroke off the lead. and got a quarter million dollars a piece. 3 3 the winner is lamar jackson, from the university of louisvil. louisville.lamar jackson is the youngest heisman winner in history - he's not even 20 years old yet! the louisville sophomore edged out clemson's football's highest honor. ???break???? with internet from time warner cable you get unlimited data. at&t u-verse has data caps. so basically, time warner cable is like an all-you-can-eat buffet. the really good ones. at&t u-verse is like an overrated frou-frou dinner you pay too much for and have to hit a drive-thru on the way home. no pudding. ah, that's done. time warner cable.

from naples, florida, please welcome back lynne belliveau. [cheers and applause] >> hi.> welcome back. you're in the middle of a great game. and, uh... again, kind of fill us in why you want to earn some money? because it is important to your daughters back home. >> absolutely. i have a 10 and a 15-year-old and the 10-year-old has a progressive peripheral neuropathy. >> okay. >> that means a nerve disease that affects some nerves that are far away from the middle of her body. >> gotcha. >> and as she changes, she has new--she has mobility needs. so we just fitted her out for a custom wheelchair, but there's gonna be more things coming down the line we know. so i'd like some money to pay for some of those changes to our house and also our 15-year-old wants to be a physical therapist, so...

hosted the no. 12 team in the country tonight, but it wasn't a college basketball blueblood visiting naples. it was the st. mary's gaels. st. mary's trailed by 4 at the half but started the 2nd half on a 12-0 run. gaels have an eight point lead. st. mary's had an 11 point lead. gaels pull away 6-0. >>> cals free season all american scored a career high 25 tonight versus louisiana tech. bears were pushed to the limit in overtime trailing the bulldogs of grant mullen gave cal a two-point lead. bears hang on 68-59 for their 24th straight twin at home. >>> the sharks in l.a. taking on the kings, 1st period san jose leading 2-0 already. ryan carpenter scores his first career nhl goal. stick that in your trophy case. sharks win 4-1. they have won five of six. >>> raiders quarterback derek carr usually very expansive when talking to the media, not today when asked about that injured finger. he was asked >> reporter: how does the finger feel? >> it's great. thank you for asking. >> reporter: does it alter the grip or throwing motion. >> it's great. now's yours? >> in 49er practice chip kelley had t

additional police will also be on patrol in madrid, milan, rome and naples. be given tax breaks to repair their possessions, rather than throwing them away and buying new ones. a new law comes into force on 1 january, part of a package of measures proposed by the green party intended to reduce waste and encourage small businesses. however, the cost is estimated to be around $100 million. bill hayton reports. sweden is changing gear. already very environmentally conscious, it is taking another step. from the new year, repairs like this will be cheaper. and notjust bikes. sales taxes on fixing clothes and shoes will be cut too. the plan has been pushed by sweden's green party, part of the governing coalition for the past two years. translation: with the repairs, you get the products to last longer. people will buy quality and get things fixed, instead of throwing them away. people getting household appliances repaired will be able to claim back some of the cost on their annual tax return, and the greens hope it will encourage small businesses. translation: we'l

additional police will also be on patrol in madrid, milan, rome and naples.nours list has been published, marking out exceptional achievement for service in the world of sport, the arts and all aspects of society. the vast majority of honours go to people out of the public eye for work in their communities, but among the many sports stars named is the somali—born british athlete, mo farah. he receives one of the highest accolades from queen elizabeth, a knighthood. he'll now be known as sir mo. the 33 year old retained both his 5,000 and 10,000 metre titles at the rio 0lympics. and the tennis player, andy murray, is also now a sir. the wimbledon champion, 0lympic gold—medallist and world number one is knighted for his services to tennis. in the world of entertainment and the arts, ray davies, front man for the rock band the kinks, is awarded a knighthood. and the editor of the fashion magazine, american vogue, anna wintour, becomes a dame. in a statement she said she's touched to receive the honour. the flag bearer for team the flag bearerfor team gb the flag

and there will be additional police on patrol in madrid, milan, rome and naples. out of the uk. heathrow, gatwick and london city are all reporting delays. visibility is reported as being less than 100m in some areas, and weather forecasters have warned that the fog could continue until later on saturday. now, what would you do if someone promised you more than $100 million a year to come to work for them? well, that is what cristiano ronaldo's agent says has been offered to the football star to go to play in the chinese super league. but he's turned it down. but it seems unlikely that the people who run football in china will give up on using financial muscle to try to attract the game's biggest names, asjoe wilson reports. china wants football, it wants footballers. earlier this year, bbc sport filmed at one of china's first designated football schools, two hours east of beijing. but the country can't simply wait for its grassroots to grow. in the meantime, there is money. according to his agent, cristiano ronaldo turned down £85 million a year, offered by a clu

. >> reporter: meet chris and katie baker sitting in that courtroom in naples, florida, along with sonsand hudson and their soon-to-be daughter, 4-month-old annalyn. camden already taking his role as her big brother very seriously. chris and katie chose a private adoption and worked with annalyn's birth mother. >> we got a call on the day that she was in labor and they said, get on a plane and go to arizona. so we jumped on the plane and we went to arizona and we brought her home a few weeks later. >> since july, they have all lived together. but it hasn't been official. until now. >> your honor, this is regarding the adoption of annalyn nola baker. >> reporter: but there was one final question. >> do you want her to be part of the baker family? >> reporter: 5-year-old hudson not sure when put on the spot. but his parents sure are. the judge makes it official. >> it's now annalynn nola baker. >> reporter: so many other families in that florida courtroom too. a little girl and her official family now. in fact, the joyful scene playing out in hundreds of courtrooms across this nation. mar

1999, there are no iphones at the time, to take a look at 10,000, 18,000, 19,000, donald trump in naplesin december 2014, not quite yet. we are doing well, the tao is up team. many names have soared more than 30% including united health, caterpillar, goldman sachs, chevron is a great performer. instead by the way, financials did very well is donald trump was elected, energy needs, telecom, industrials. this is what we have been wearing, tao almost 20,000. i'm tired of putting it on but now they have given out something else, it has a 20 in it, for 2017. i am going to go like this. happy new year. gregg: that is an excellent for you, i would stick with it the rest of the year. thanks for the stroll down memory lane. laura: vladimir putin denying allegations of hacking but he won't expel any american diplomat in retaliation for us sanctions. one of our next guest says moscow is pl new year brings a clean slate. why our next guest says slow and steady will help you achieve that new year's resolution. you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. t

she's doing triple duty right now in naples, florida. mr. trump also said to be considering pete hegseth as you know from fox news, a fox news contributor and army veteran of the wars from afghanistan and iraq and also still under contention massachusetts, former massachusetts senator scott brown. no comment on the timing of the announcement for this va pick, but sounds like it's getting close. president elect mike pence is meeting with former secretary of state henry kissinger. connell. connell: the kissinger meeting happening right now. pb, thank you, peter barnes in dc for us. the dow is up 39. we had gains of five points. talk of 20,000, the number that we have been covering as we head into the final hour. running around 20% below one-month average so you can get a sense of where we are in the christmas week. she slipped away from our position over one of the trading posts, where are you by the way and what are you hearing from 20,000? >> i never know where i am, connell. you know me better than that. key financial names are traded, well

>>> to tomorrow we're taking the kel kelly file to naples, florida. we will be at barnes & noble there. hope can you make it. thank you all so much for watching. hope to see you soon. good night. >>> tonight, a trump administration will stop the jobs from leaving america. >> president-elect trump keeps a campaign promise by striking a deal with carrier to keep jobs here in the u.s. and vice president-elect mike pence goes to capitol hill. former speaker of the house newt gingrich is here to react to it all. >> aversion of mass voter fraud had no basis in reality. >> then cnn continues to take shots at the president-elect. eric bowling and kimberly gill foil react to the out of control liber liberal media bias. and donald trump says the somali refugee who carried out the ohio state terror attack should have never been allowed into the country. dr. gorka reacts. all of that plus i go one on one tonight with geraldo rivera. "hannity" starts right here right now. welcome to "hannity." president-elect donald trump is already fulfilling key campaign promise

joel from naples, florida. : i to her three questions. you talked about road fatalities. carsu think self driving are going to encourage drugs and texting and senile blind people to drive? and you said the average age of a car is 11 years, i owned by vehicles and- five three of them have manual transmissions and three of them are over 20 years old. >> you are right, it is an average. there are some cars that are well over 11 years and some that get turned over well under 11 years. but you're right, you can have cars that are in service for two decades, if you have one of those historically preserved cars you can have three decades or four decades. they can still drive along the road. i think that the opportunities there what you talked about is driving error. some driving cars will free people to do things. you can take a net in your car or on the way. -- take a nap. you can watch youtube videos on the way to work. you can get there safely. the impact on drunk driving is huge. andddition to my day job being the head of the self driving coalition, i'm also the national boa

welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly reporting tonight from naples, florida.ay of victory e for mr. trump first in indiana when he put companies on notice that they will not leave america without consequences. then it was on to ohio where he held his first rally since winning the white house and here are just a few of the highlights. watch. >> people are constantly telling me

but once you go north, once you get north of naples the weather is great for the entire state. look at the bottom left hand corner of your screen. you see mid level moisture. over the weekend, especially way. and you'll probably notice some surface moisture starts to get higher as well. whooim saying is next two and a half days, great. dry, beautiful, gorgeous. then humidity from the southwest is slowly going to start to kind of sneak back in. so mostly sunny. much drier today then yesterday. boy, it's a huge difference. 76 for a high temperature. mostly clear. 57 tonight. and tomorrow, we're going 78. partly cloudy. lovely conditions. boating but we do have mod ray chop any time we get in moderate chop i urge you to keep checking back in to see if that changes over weekend. next high tide 4:56 p.m. and seven-day forecast brings humidity back in. but it also brings in some rain chances. which we really do need. so next tuesday looking a 50 percent rain chances. time to give away another fox 13 good day mug. #we live here. you got to go to my facebook just like richard did. rich

that he's what happened in a lost maine. 27 inches, the highest amount in naples, maine. new hampshire, massachusetts and pennsylvania and upstate new york. what is happening at the moment, light lake-effect snow, coming into michigan, syracuse, watertown, not as bad as it could be. looking at this fast moving clipper system over the great lakes, it will bring just a little bit of additional light snow. so i know that's not what you want to hear, but we are getting a littleit of it. unfortately we have stormy weather to talk about. look what is happening in baton rouge, in new orleans, the rain really coming through jackson, mississippi, central alabama. this will cause problems with flooding. we have a flash flood watch in effect starting tonight, straight through monday for much of the region. as well as the threat for thunderstorms. this is on new year's day. tomorrow, we could see damaging winds with large hail, all the way from texas. all the way to louisiana. just be careful out there, that's what we're looking at in terms of the threat for severe weather. the heavi

so the topping out there, naples, 27 inches, mount washington, which interestingly enough had an avalanche rning, 100-mile-per-hour winds there and 17.2 ihes of snow. substantial snow in massachusetts, pennsylvania, and new york. right now, we're getting lake-effect snow coming into toronto and buffalo. little bit towards syracuse and watertown. these will be light accumulations, it is a fast moving clipper system coming through and that's why they're called a clip, they clip on through quickly. light accumulations, maybe an inch at most, maybe two. we're watching for rain unfortunately, if you're traveling this busy weekend, for new year's, wet weather from houston to new orleans, all the way to mobile, alabama, flash flood watches in place starting tonight, going straight through new year's day, a dangeus situation because we could see 2 to 5 inches of rain accumulate along the coast, so areas that are low lying, that tend to flood, we may have flash flooding. we'll be watching that very closely. how about times square, saw the excitement already early this hour. when the ball drops, the

. >>> to tomorrow we're taking the kel kelly file to naples, florida.s & noble there. hope can you make it. thank you all so much for watching. hope to see you soon. good night. >>> tonight, a trump administration will stop the jobs from leaving america. >> president-elect trump keeps a campaign promise by striking a deal with carrier to keep jobs here in the u.s. and vice president-elect mike pence goes to capitol hill. former speaker of the house newt gingrich is here to react to it all. >> aversion of mass voter fraud had no basis in reality. >> then cnn continues to take shots at the president-elect. eric bowling and kimberly gill foil react to the out of control liber

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welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly reporting tonight from naples, florida.f victory e for mr. trump first in indiana when he put companies on notice that they will not leave america without consequences. then it was on to ohio where he held his first rally since winning the white house and here are just a few of the highlights. watch. >> people are constantly telling me

an incredible 27 inches falling on naples, maine, wind gusts are expected to drop temperatures into thes new year's weekend. i love this story that you're going to talk about. >> oh, yes, ronda rousey making a big comeback tonight after that jaw-dropping knockout last year. what's on the line as she enters the ring coming up in a few minutes. >> i'm a big fan of hers. >> a lot are. that's coming up on the big board. >>> that one-two gut punch out of hollywood. carrie fisher and her mom debbie reynolds dying within hours of one another. overnight the most famous chinese theater dimming its lights in a rare tribute and matt gutman has more from l.a. matt. >> reporter: legions of "star wars" fans holding trijles, lightsabers at the ready, no detail yet on where and when a service will take place for the plucky film icons but family members tell us it will be a dual service honoring both. since both liked a good party we're told to expect a celebration of their lives and love for each other. this morning, the family of debbie reynolds and carrie fisher planning their final farewell to the t

host: naples, florida. hi, joel. caller: good morning. i have two or three questions. talked about road fatalities. carsu think self-driving are going to encourage drugs and and texting and senile, blind people to drive? holtzman do you want to add a second question? ageer: you set the average of a car is 11 years old. vehicles and three of them have manual transmissions and three of them are over 20 years old. guest: you're absolutely right. there is an average. yearsars are well over 11 as some get turned over -- under 11 years. you can have cars in service for two decades. if you wanted that historically preserved cars, three or four decades, they are drivable. and i think the opportunity is there, what you are talking about, talking about driver error and self-driving cars actually will free people to do things. you can, if you so choose, you can take a nap on your car as the car takes care of the drive. you can text and watch your youtube cat videos on the way to there you will get safely. the impact on drug driving is huge. ofaddition to my day job being the head