nascar champion kevin hardwick. have a great >> right now. nascar champion kevin hardwick. have a great night everyone see you tomorro >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- don rickles. nascar champion kevin harvick. the killers' new christmas song. and music from chase rice. with cleto and the cletones. and now, after all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you to you and you and all of you. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for coming to visit. that's very nice. i had a feeling you'd be here. i hope you had a happy thanksgiving. i hope you're still on speaking terms with your family. they say that on thanksgiving, americans consume more than twice their average daily calories. it implies we should eat less. or just eat a lot more the rest of the year and it wouldn't be twice as many. i went back for seconds and thirds this year. i thought about going for fourths, but i wanted to give myself something to shoot for next year, so -- [ laughter

has nascar hit the wall? once the fastest growing sport in america, now the title sponsor pulling out and racetracks are pulling out as well. if you are traveling today or tomorrow, bring a book and patience. mother nature is going to play with many holiday plans. heather: a fox business alert to bring you. dow jones soaring 18,000 the first time ever right now at 18,043 and it is up 84 points right now after some positive news on growth in consumer spending. joining us from the fox business network is lauren simonetti. witnesses about? >> the feeling of it being a santa claus rally. today the dow reached 18,000 for the first time in history. by the latest gdp report showing the economy grew at 5% annual rate between july and september. before we started christmas shopping, that was the best performance in 11 years. the news today however not all good, the bi big-ticket items le tvs and washing machines came in weaker than expected in november suggesting the fed may not be in such a hurry to hike rates. and r

nascar champion kevin harrick is here with us.e have music from a talented young singer named chase rice. you know -- [ cheers and applause ] here in l.a., we had something to be thankful for yesterday. rain. it has not rained in l.a. for 22 years. we got an inch and a half yesterday. did you know that in l.a. it rains coconut water? the rain was mostly a good thing because of the drought, but it caused mudslides. and mudslides are especially dangerous here in l.a. because they have gluten in them. as is usually the case, our local news channels get very excited when it rains. this comes to us from the 5:00 news yesterday on kcbs. i defy you not to get caught up in the drama of this moment. >> storm watch tonight. this is videole of a downpour in tarzana. look at this recycling bin going for a ride in the runoff. it times, it felt like a lot. >> jimmy: and other times, it didn't. so, pray for us. thanksgiving, as you know, the time to reunite with family and old friends and so we thought it would be fun to catch up with our old pa

nascar champion kevin hardwick. have a great >> right now. nascar champion kevin hardwick.e a great night everyone see you tomorro >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- don rickles. nascar champion kevin harvick. the killers' new christmas song. and music from chase rice. with cleto and the cletones. and now, after all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you to you and you and all of you. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for coming to visit. that's very nice.

. >> nascar star is due back in a delaware court this morning. >> rain has moved out. let's go to david and karen. good morning. >> all right, guys, satellite shows you that there is still a lot of cloud cover but radar is tracking that rain leaving the area. there's some additional precipitation out to the west but this is falling apart and mainly tracking to our north so what we're looking at is clouds early but some of those breaks in the clouds down to the southwest eventually working their way in. might see some sunshine fairly quickly today. i think there's a better chance of more of that as the day goes on. 42 is your current temperature. that's about 10 degrees better than this time yesterday so that mild air that you felt yesterday afternoon is still in place. 43 in allentown, 40 in wilmington, 44 in sea isle city. as we dress the kids we are looking at coat so. they're fairly heavy this morning for those temperatures in the low 40's. this afternoon for a little bit they might be able to ease back on the gear because we're looking for improvement. as for tempe

man: what about your company will help the nascar brand?steve: let me go first. [ laughing ] "hey, steve, why do you think nascar's good for skullduggery?" [ chuckles ] lemonis: and that's where things began to fall apart. steve: you know, i just met with toys "r" us, walgreens, and kmart. -man: yeah. -steve: and... they didn't think nascar was a good idea. no interest at all. lemonis: i was furious. you absolutely embarrassed me. when you talk, you're a reflection of me, and i don't operate that way. and when i asked them to begin working on new ideas, they came up empty. i asked for one thing. steve: if you could come up with a good idea, i would love to do it. lemonis: honestly, i just feel like you've basically just said, [bleep] you. i'm just not gonna do it." they didn't want to take creative direction, and they also didn't want me to control their finances -- a condition of the original deal. steve: i'd like you to sit down and talk to my father. lemonis: okay. we had a handshake, and we had agreed to the terms of the deal, and i had

. >> a nascar star is due back in a delaware courtroom this morning. >> and we have a dry start. let's go to david and karen. good morning. >> all right, guys. the rain is gone. take a look at sat life. you can see passing through in the overnight hours and pushing to their north. now we're looking for breaks in the clouds and we are actually seeing a bit of that overhead above the terrace here it's still rather gray but obviously the clouds are in the process of getting out of here. there is patchy fog around this morning so be careful of that. as karen mentioned awhile ago the temperatures are so far above freezing we don't expect any icy patches this morning, just a little damp here. 41 degrees in philadelphia, 41 wilmington, 42 in allentown and heading out the door the next couple hours to catch that school bus, rather cloud, breaks developing. up to 40 and we move up from there. your smartphone storm tracker 6 app shows 41 now down to frort by 8:00. your high today is going to be 52 at 2 o'clock and by 3 o'clock we're still holding onto 50 with a mix of clouds and sun. by 6

tonight, the reigning nascar sprint cup series champion, kevin harvick is here.tonight may well be the funniest man who ever lived. he is beloved by all ages thanks in part to a plastic potato to whom he gives voice again in "toy story that time forgot", it airs tomorrow night at 8:00 here on abc. and you can see him live january 17th at the saban theatre in beverly hills and at the orleans hotel in vegas february 21st and 22nd. please welcome mr. warmth, don rickles. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, don. very good to see you. did you have a good thanksgiving? >> i'm not ready yet. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> nice to see so many young people and the elders in the back spitting up all over the place. [ laughter ] god bless you all. it's nice to see you. before we go any further, have a happy and healthy holiday, really. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. >> i love christmas because i'm a jew and we sell you people the trees. [ laughter ] you're still a dumbbell like i left you. good to see you, jimmy. with all the sh

not nascar races. but commercializing space means just that, it will become commercial. here is jim and i when we were testing. >> it is a far cry from apollo 9. >> when we start seeing a really creative innovative lander on the moon you have a close up and there is budweiser, or nascar, or some over advertising symbol, and this' a little bit of put some am big utety into the game. and all that comes with it. >> the secret to the future that's what will enable my grandkids to look up on the moon and see lights of towns and settlements so we are getting a lot of new details including how the agency treated some of the high value detainees. reveals that some of the c.i.a. methods including water boards were more brutal than the agency previously suggests. many warned against releasing the report at all, unlike many colleagues senator john mccain who spent more than five years as a prisoner of war says the report is necessary will the release cause outrage? that leads to violence in some part oz if muslim world? yes, i suppose that's possible. perhaps likely. sadly, violenc

now it's sports drinks and nascar races.ializing space means commercial. >> here is jim and i when we were testing the lunar module. when you start seeing a really creative innovative lander on the moon, and you have a close-up on it, and there's -- you know, budweiser, or you know -- or nascar, or some other, you know, advertising symbol, and there's a little bit of -- you know, game. >> but he says, sponsors are money, and private money is the key to developing commercial it. >> innovation is the secret to the future. that's what will enable by grandkids to look up on the moon and see lights of towns and cities and settlements maybe, who knows. >> jacob ward joins us now from san francisco. the concept of competing for something -- for which no market exists, how does this work? >> well, i mean ali i think what we're talking about here as a competition as a stabilizing force. i think both of these companies would tell you they are grateful to the other for existing. but also, you know, throughout the history sort of the pr

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astro bottic has proposed splitting it with other teams and a mass car for -- nascar for moon rovers, see video streaming live. >> this is red rover, our entrant to the google x prize race. >> planning the branding, too, sellingtisesing based upon their rover and on their lander. >> full of different logos and different opportunities for companies to have their messaging and branding and social experiences happen on the surface of the moon. >>. >> it's impression for the sport and for business. both companies will also be carrying paying customer pay loads to the moon. moon express will transport a telescope from the lunar association andatro bottic will bring a japanese sports drink. >> sending a drink called pacarti sweat to be the first drink to land on the moon and serve as a time capsule for the kids of japan to put their dreams in. >> until now, this is what moon exploration looked like to americans. >> apollo missions, a bit of golf, not sports drinks and nascar races but commercializing space means that. it's going to become commercial of the. >> here is jim mcdivot and i when

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. >>> nascar driver curt bush's former girl friend wants nothing to do with him and now she's asking a dell will wear judge, to order that he cut off all contact. the two were in a dover courtroom. pennsylvania patricia driscoll was on the stand for five hours, she said that bush, choke her at dover international speed way, back in september, and in addition to having no contact, with each other, driscoll wants that nascar superstar, to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. bush's lawyers have denied all of the allegations, the hearing resumes tomorrow morning. >>> new a at 10:00 tonight bill cosby will not face charges for allegedly molesting a teenager back in 1974. judy hut h claimed that at age 15, cosby forced her to perform a sex act on him at the playboy mansion. prosecutors have decided not to pursue the case after speaking to huth. at least 15 women claim they were assaulted by the comedian. tonight cosby's daughter, evan, released a statement in defense of her dad. he is the the father you thought you knew, she said. the cosby show was my today's tv reality show. >>> the rain i

. >> -nascar. >> yo desde el principio cuando comencÉ a correr esta manera primer campeonato de carreraso unas prÁcticas en indianápolis y digo " ese carro lo voy a correr algÚn dÍa". >> naciÓn caracas, venezuela y desde muy chica supo cuÁl era su pasiÓn. >> mi papÁ: "quÉ estÁs loca? despuÉs de estudiar en tanto!". >> quÉ se siente ni antes a una competencia tan importante? >> un poco de tensiÓn, ansiedad pero es eso porque una vez que te montas en el carro en la primera vuelta se te va todo. >> ver una mujer hispana llena de orgullo a muchos. >> muy profesional en lo que hace. no le ha tocado un camino fÁcil. >> estoy concentrÁndome aÚn cuando me sonriÓ con la gente. >> se las ve de tu a tu con los mÁs afamados corredores del mundo. en esta carrera completaron 120 minutos de adrenalina pura en 200 vueltas. >> al principio tenÍamos problemas con el auto. no se agarraba bien pero cada vez que entra vamos hacemos cambio y eso fue lo que me ayudÓ a ser mÁs competitiva al final. >> el seÑor a competir este carro sin embargo no me lo permitieron por las reglas pero pude sentarme y ver un timÓ

now it's sports drinks and nascar races.mercializing space means just that. >> here is jim and i when we were testing the lunar module. when you start seeing a really creative innovative lander on the moon and you have a close-up on it, and there's -- you know, budweiser, or -- you know, or nascar or some other advertising symbol, and it -- it -- there's a little bit of -- you know, put some ambiguity into the game. >> reporter: but he says sponsors are money, and private money is the key to developing space. >> innovation is the secret to the future. it's what will enable my grandkids to look up on the moon and these these things. >> jake, it's mind boggling when you see all of the money and competition. i know ex-prize well, but the concept of completing for something, for which no market exists. how does this work? >> that's right. we're talking about a stabilizing force. both of these companies would tell you they are actually very grateful for the other for existing. there's two crazy people in the room, not just one cr

owe they are blowing a lot of money these nascar guys. >> we should have a race between nascar and ups that is true. >> send them certain destinations. >> i think ups sponsors one of these nascar drivers. >> and it goes against what they do. >> outrageous. >> controversy. >> now another topic you want to tell us about because i do a lot of on line shopping. i thought that is where deals were. >> easier too. >> that is what they tell you, they all want to get 90 percent off sweaters, in time for christmas but that is not going to happen. what they do according to the study that looks at 58,000 holiday deals, only 1 percent of them are any good. what happens in stores raised their original prices, i know, this is shocking and then they tell you you are getting a deal. it is really tough. can you imagine studying 58,000 holiday deals and only 300 of them, are legitimate. >> ridiculous. >> that is disappointing. >> yes. >> what is the point. >> the point toys generate more revenues for these companies. competition say between macy's and kohl's is really fierce. they want you to shop, so th

how do you not think kyle larson won't be a nascar sprint cup champion? >> one thing i'll say about rcr, not only did ryan newman make the finals, but they continued to get better and better as the season went on, in particular in the chase. >> the one factor that tips the scale just a little bit, how do we not include an organization that came probably within one caution of actually winning the sprint cup series championship. >> we finished the best at our last, good place to start for next year. >> as you can see, our guys are ready to go racing. we hope you're just as fired up for the 15th consecutive season of nascar on fox. join us right back here for the 57th running of the daytona 500 on february 22nd. i'm danielle trotta, thanks for i'm danielle trotta, thanks for watching "nas there's a great way to buy high quality cars at low. i'm danielle trotta, thanks for watching "nas ...and i iall starts here, at carma log on to carmax.com and start your search today... ...and choose from over 35 thousand carmax quality certified used vehicles. from cars a

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he likes road racing and you have a nascar background.ce. >> no, i don't know. my background is marketing in nascar. >> i didn't just randomly mention that. >> i helped bobby labonte start his agency and i think the biggest surprise is general mills was a client of mine and i had knowledge of the food industry that perhaps the entrepreneurs didn't come in with. >> didn't work there. let's talk about your business. pretty good. >> spicy. >> we haven't tried them all. how do you get better distribution? looking around the here, you're in smaller independent stores. how do you get the wegmans of the world on board? >> we are in krogers and walmarts. up in the northeast we'll be in about 825 more stores come april. the thing with the grocery industry is that we are a slower moving industry. they've reset categories once a year so i have pitched during the summer for a lot of spring resets and we'll be in about 8,000 stores by april. >> i hope you also make the big stadium concession stands, as well. delicious on a hot dog. we have to go. >> g

for more than two weeks, people have been paying tribute and praying for the victims of the taliban nascar. many are -- taliban massacre. many are still trying to come to terms with what happened here. a british boxing championship -- champion has come to show solidarity. he also wanted to offer his support to the families. >> i just wanted to come to help. >> when you go back to the u.k., what is the one thing you will remember from here, the one thing that will stay with you? >> to see the pictures of the poor children on the wall who were in the building and were killed. to go back to school and be so strong and carry on with life. >> many are very worried about sending the kids back to school. mohammed says his children's education is very important to him, but their safety comes first. >> if we can into school him and got for become a they don't come home, what will we think? we are very much concerned. why did they kill them you what have the kids done? these are questions we do not have answers to. >> the city is still on edge. it is unclear when the school will reopen and whether f

nascar champion kevin harvick. the killers' new christmas song. and music from chase rice.e cletones. and now, after all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you to you and you and all of you. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for coming to visit. that's very nice. i had a feeling you'd be here.

nascar champion kevin harvick. the killers' new christmas song. and music from chase rice.th cleto and the cletones. and now, after all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you to you and you and all of you. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for coming to visit. that's very nice.

innovative lander on the moon, and you have a close-up on it and there's budweiser, you know, or nascar or some other advertising symbol, there's a little bit of -- you know, puts some ambiguity into the game. >> reporter: but he says sponsors are money. and that's the key to developing commercial space and all that comes with it. >> innovation is the secret to the future. that's what will enable my grandkids to look up on the moon and see lights of towns and settlements, and cities maybe. who knows. >> jacob ward joins us from san francisco. it's mind boggling when you see all of the money and competition. the concept of competing for something for which no market exists. how does this work? >> well, at this point we're talking about competition as a normalizing, stabilizing force. both companies will tell you they are grateful to the other for existing. but also throughout the history of the privatization of space, competition is what allows efficiency to happen. and it enforces a certain kind of safety. when we think it's just a front tier of public space exploratio explorations, you

the stock said, you can work in nascar, you can probably run a basketball team. >> yeah. >> good point>> you know? >> yeah. >> so i think we've got a platform to keep building. we've got some good people in our organization. the team, basketball administration as well as business, and i want us to be a managele for how you run on a company. who can attract those people? people want to work for sports thieves. honestly the -- it's somehow really attractive. so many young people -- >> i assume you had more people at clifford than at microsoft. >> we're 4140,000. that include the players. >> what's funny is you go from 100 to $140,000 at microsoft. more at the clipper organization. i'm curious as to which one, mixture of heart palpitation next -- not seeing a new you doctor. >> my life for 34 years was building microsoft. i joined. we were 30 people. you know, 2.5 million in revenue. and we went from 30 to 100,000 in 2 pictu.6 billion versus 0 b. it isn't so much numbers and revenue, my heart was going and every day at lunch -- i've got a lot invested. i do have a language. the thing abou

. >> nascar driver kurt busch's ex broke down in tears as she asked a judge to keep him away from her. patricia driscoll testified busch choked her and smashed her head into a wall during the fall race. attorneys for busch deny the allegations. dover police are still investigating the september attack. >>> take a look at this. those are tire treads. not cleat marks on a soccer field at the jersey shore. tonight, two teenage boys are charged with vandalizing two newly-renovated fields in brick township, ocean county. it's a major blow to the twin county soccer association which just spent more than $4,000 fixing up the fields this fall. >> the olympic games in the state, the u.s. plans to bid for the 2024 olympics. four u.s. cities would compete. san francisco, los angeles, boston and waffle waffshington,. a decision on which u.s. city to enter is expected next month. the final decision won't be for another three years. >> tonight is the first night of hanukkah. >> the start of the jewish holiday known as the festival of lights. mayor nutter helped kickoff the celebration by taking par

innovative lander on the moon, and you have a close-up on it and there's budweiser, you know, or nascarer advertising symbol, there's a little bit of -- you know, puts some ambiguity into the game. >> reporter: but he says sponsors are money. and that's the key to developing commercial space and all that comes with it. >> innovation is the secret to the future. that's what will enable my grandkids to look up on the moon and see lights of towns and settlements, and cities maybe. who knows. >> jacob ward joins us from san francisco. it's mind boggling when you see

. >>> nascar superstar in court. his ex-girlfriend accusing him of a brutal assault, pleading for protection. police investigating as many ask why is he allowed to race? >>> and take a look at this. the real life joyride straight out of ferris bueller. the valet parker taking this for a sneaky spin. how it was caught on camera, and what you can do to keep your car safe when you turn over the keys. >>> and we do say good morning, america. that was straight out of a scene from ferris bueller, seeing it like that. it's the holiday season, many families are heading to the movies. >> they are going to have to think twice because of the fallout from the cyber attack. new threat today, threatening to attack theaters playing "the interview." sony saying they don't have to play the movie. some are backing out. >> reporter: one of the largest theater chains is pulling the plug on "the interview." this is hitting sony in the wall wallet. what was a corporation under siege is now hackers threatening an entire nation. sony tellin

i think you know, i have images of, you don't even know jeff gordon and that fight that he got in nascar and somebody throwing a bottle at a police officer i feel like i have seen many images over my decades of that ending badly, i think that the officers handled themselves with tremendous dignity, pass that on to the xhapd staff, all of the comments, and since so many talked to me i wanted to pass that along. any other questions? >> i would like to close with a thank you to madison bumgarden he won the mvp but he put it on the map. >>a believe that you said no to him. >> they were schedule to lead the parade and we have more pictures of the mvp on our horses, and we will be, and we had a good time with that. >> good. >> he looked hot. >> it shows that you were a man with a plan to say no to him to ask to ride on a horse. >> okay. anything else for the chief? no, thank you. busy time, call the next line item. >> 4 b, occ director's report, discussion, review of recent activities, presentation of the occ third quarter 2014 comprehensive statistical report. director hick? s >> yes, good ev

my sense is that is where we are going. >> reporter: nascar declining comment overnight.for busch, his rep telling abc news, we are trying this case in the court of law and not in the media. in addition to the protection order, discoal also wants busch to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. testimony is scheduled to resume today. it's unclear when the judge will rule. george? >> thanks. now the other top stories. >>> good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with breaking news that alan gross, held in a cuban prison for five years has been freed. jim avila has the story. >> reporter: this is a historic day between the strained relationship between the united states and cuba. alan gross who was arrested and convicted of espionage inside cuba has been released. he's a free man and en route right now via a private plane to washington, d.c. to andrews air force base, we're told. this is not only a prisoner p swap today, the united states giving up three cuban prisoners arrested for spying. this is a much bigger day. the president holding a news conference to announce what this means

. >> nascar star is due back in a delaware court this morning. >> rain has moved out.ning. >> all right, guys, satellite shows you that there is still a lot of cloud cover but radar is tracking that rain leaving the area. there's some additional precipitation out to the west but this is falling apart and mainly tracking to our north so what we're looking at is clouds early but some of those breaks in the clouds down to the southwest eventually working their way in. might see some sunshine fairly quickly today. i think there's a better chance of more of that as the day goes on. 42 is your current temperature. that's about 10 degrees better than this time yesterday so that mild air that you felt yesterday afternoon is still in place. 43 in allentown, 40 in wilmington, 44 in sea isle city.

. >>> nascar driver kurt busch took his turn on the witness stand today. busch's ex-girlfriend has accused him of assaulting her in his motor home at dover international speedway. patricia driscoll has now asked for a no contact order while police investigate. today busch testified that driscoll showed up unannounced and refused to leave the motor home. he says he cupped her cheek and told her to leave. >>> her 30 days are up. a honduran-born woman has been holed up in a church in a month-long protest of a deportation order. her family hand delivered letters to immigration officials along with a petition with 6,000 signatures calling for an end to the deportation effort. the church lass helped with her stay in north philadelphia. >> what that tells us is that there are people across the country here from all backgrounds, colors, shapes, sizes that are in support of keeping families together. >> she is one of eight undocumented immigrants nationwide now in sanctuary. >>> nbc 10 has new details on an unusual robbery at the target store in bustleton. they've

. >> a nascar star is due back in a delaware courtroom this morning. >> and we have a dry start.en. good morning. >> all right, guys. the rain is gone. take a look at sat life. you can see passing through in the overnight hours and pushing to their north. now we're looking for breaks in the clouds and we are actually seeing a bit of that overhead above the terrace here it's still rather gray but obviously the clouds are in the process of getting out of here. there is patchy fog around this morning so be careful of that. as karen mentioned awhile ago the temperatures are so far above freezing we don't expect any icy patches this morning, just a little damp here. 41 degrees in philadelphia, 41 wilmington, 42 in allentown and heading out the door the next couple hours to catch that school bus, rather cloud, breaks developing.

. >>> a protection hearing is set to resume today for nascar driver kurt busch after his ex broke downtears yesterday, asking the judge to keep him away from her. busch allegedly assaulted her at dover international speedway back in september. patricia driscoll testified that busch choked her and smashed her head into a wall. the alleged attack happened not long after the couple broke up, but busch's attorneys deny the allegations. >>> at 4:49 now, this morning police continue their search in philadelphia for a man who posed as a trash inspector to attack and rob an elderly man. police say the man you see in this surveillance video here knocked on the door of brownie's par 4 lounge on west oak lane yesterday afternoon. once inside, he punched an 83-year-old man, knocked him to the ground, then pulled out a knife, handcuffed the victim to a railing and robbed him. >>> philadelphia mayor michael nutter kicked off the celebration for the first night of hanukkah in philadelphia for the menorah lighting park marking the start of the jewish celebration of light. in addition to the ceremony,