neil: thank you very much. and -- neil: chipotle. is down. 31% over the past three months and all because it is almost too healthy. neil: apparently france got to what could have been another bullish. we are learning from france's interior minister announcing today there was a terrorist attack that was avoided in the new orleans region, southwest france, that the attack was aimed at police forces, two young men, 20, 24 years old were arrested, in contact with a french men in syria, under arrest and have been for a few days, but since the beginning of 2015, ten such attacks have been avoided but of course too but is two big ones were not, one the charlie hebdo attacks at the beginning of the year in paris and three weeks ago in paris but again, the ones that were avoided, this appears to have potentially been a big one. you have been hearing a good deal about jacobi, its stock getting crushed, new reports keep coming out that the ecb coli outbreak is bigger than we thought, stock under $500 a share, all of its started, jeff flock on w

neil, it's yours. neil: all right, stuart, thank you very much. we're also trying to follow up on all of this storm damage that was done on much of the south and the midwest. right now the death toll is approaching 43 confirmed deaths. we're told hundreds of injuries. we're also told massive damage to the entire area, including a good chunk of texas where snow is the latest threat now later tonight. fox news will carr on the latest texas storm damage. will. >> hey,, neil, the governor has come out and declared a state of emergency for four counties in texas after nine tornadoes hit this area on saturday and there is damage all over the place. here you can see this home next to me has the siding ripped off, the chimney tossed on the lawn here and as you make your way across the street, we've seen so many homes just like this that had their roofs completely torn off. and i want you to take a look at some video that had the hardest hit areas. the city leaders are calling it a catastrophe. 450 homes damages, 100 homes considered a total loss but nobod

neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: is crowley not a fan of president obama? >> that is not debatable. >> we are going off a little bit on what stuart is talking about. mainstream media and what they were saying about the muslim proposal. i told you it is not the end of the world. he would do well. when did you remember this? >> he slid off in the polls. he may go down in the mainstream media polls. i think with this he will go up. guess what happened. he went up. i seriously doubt it. he is surging. after the crucial state of south carolina. that is just among some of the polls. he is a surging in all of them that are coming out. blake with all the latest. >> i was watching you, by the way. donald trump has been grabbing the headlines from these controversial headlines. there really is a second story lines that have been going on the past few days. paying attention to the poll numbers. outstanding poll numbers both in the states and nationally as well. the latest fox news poll. looking at south carolina. also the first primary in the south. trump has 35% supp

neil: yes. goal vin . neil: all right.e moving fast and furious on the house right now to try to get some stuff done, so i guess they could see the star wars flick. but right now they're debating this on the spending package of tax portion approved and that was expected in the house. but growing concerns as to whether there will be enough democratic votes to get over the finish line. joining us right now rill republican congressman peter, he's on a part of this push here to see that whatever we do, everyone sticks to figures that are in there. congressman, how would you handicap getting this thing done to avoid a shutdown? >> i think it's more likely true than not true that the whole package gets passed. we just saw a big bipartisan vote acknowledging that's the easier lift but i think there are a lot of folks that are looking at this larger government funding package and realizing the limitations and the inherent disappointments but there are some in there for those who are opposed to favor it. so i think this gets done t

stuart: all right, neil cavuto, take it away, mate. neil: thank you very much. ashley: oh, that was dreadful. liz: what was that? neil: my people. how condescending can you be? how condescending can you be? i heard that, varney. by the way, that wasn't a rumor your guest was talking about. [laughter] thank you, my friend. all right. we have a lot going on here. so i don't know where to begin. actually i do because i'm going to begin here, i was right on the force awakens. you hear this? what a disaster. what a disaster. $570million in global sales. oh. "jurassic world" took in $525 million. in your face, force awakens. don't say i didn't warn you that this thing has ti titanic written all over it which is a stupid comment because it was a big maker, disney is going to make back a lot of money on it, they paid $4 billion for lucas films, they're going to get multiple movies out of this, they're saying when all said and done this is going to make about $2 billion, i will tell you here and you can put your money on it, it will not make more dollar. no american anyw

they look like me, neil. neil: amazing.rything, they end up getting nothing. niger, thank you very much. try to have a happy new year yourself. >> thank you, neil. you too. neil: good seeing you again. all right, let's go back to wall and broad, we have a big runup today, and particularly in amazon stock. now, you don't have to be new to the markets to understand that what's been happening here is a lot of people chose amazon as their retail venue of choice. the stock is up an additional close to 3% today. if you bought this at the beginning of the year -- and i'm sure you did -- you more than doubled your money. if you did. more after. this is the one place we're not afraid to fail. some of these experiments may not work. but a few might shape the future. like turning algae into biofuel... ...new technology for capturing co2 emissions... ...and cars twice as efficient as the average car today. ideas exxonmobil scientists are working on to make energy go further... ...no matter how many tries it takes. energy lives here. .

neil, it's yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. these floods that are certainly continuing now through much of the south, particularly the state of missouri, we're getting the latest now from fox news' matt finn who is in valley park, missouri. matt? >> reporter: good afternoon, neil. i am standing here in front of the intersection of interstate 44 and route 141 is. you can see behind me the water is inching closer and closer to the top of these light poles. we've been here since the sun came up, and the water is steadily rising. to my right you can see a lot of the restaurants and businesses starting to take on water, several feet of water. here in valley park there are mandatory evacuations right now for hundreds of homes in low-lying areas. local, state and federal agencies including the red cross are here to help. the national guard also monitoring 19 levees at risk in this region. the missouri governor, jay nixon, urging people -- as always -- to simply stay out of the water because 18 deaths have already been blamed on this d

>> neil, i'm sorry. neil: i apologize.rd these latest concerns and warnings put out in nigeria and for travel to and from that country on part of westerners about possible attacks. what's going on? >> obviously what is happening neil, what we said the jv team is actually the varsity. targets towards westerners as we travel abroad has been and will continue to increase as we start moving into the holidays, no question about it. hotels, yes, but any public venue as well. we saw that with the mall incident year ago with boko haram. that is just going to continue. neil: i'm wondering if you still choose foreign locations but still want to go after americans. >> no question. neil: might be easier to do so at foreign locales. is that what is going on here? >> i don't know, neil. we have plethora of soft targets in the united states. it is up to them feel greatest return for investment on attack will be. we're looking at malls, no question about that. movie theaters as we've seen before. paris is indication what we can expect on

neil: you're the best, buddy. >> thank you very much, neil. neil: always upbeat and very gung-ho.ke that. >> i hope it rubs off. neil: no, it is not. david, thank you very much. to a guy looking at landscape here and saying all right, we have to be aware of who our friends are, our enemies are, not retired former army chief of staff, general jack keane buys saudi arabia is our enemy, but i have to tell you, general, to david asman's point they sure do some curious things. what do you make of that, and maybe trying to kill off our own oil industry? >> well, number one, is iranian issue. what the obama administration did to the region in putting that nuclear deal with iran first and coming up with such a horrific deal that eventually gets them a nuclear weapon in 15 years, we all know they will cheat before that to get it anyway -- neil: they already are. >> absolutely. it is hard for many americans to understand the degree of frustration and concern that all of our allies have in the region. so much so, neil, they don't trust this administration. they don't believe they're reliable

>> hello. >> neil. neil. neil. neil: this is not a "star wars" character.doing steven lieb, right? >> neil. neil: okay. okay. >> he's okay. >> no he's not. neil: that's debatable. scott and i are in the camp that despite all momentum building, i don't see a rate hike coming in two weeks. i know that is by far the consensus. what do you think? >> i think that is the consensus and if they don't, that would be problem for markets. market was trade off significantly. it would allegedly signal there is recession coming or strong enough economic slowdown but you know, listen. janet yellen is above everything else a dove and in my whole, i think her whole modus operandi going into this to look for reasons not to raise and -- neil: carly fiorina was saying that. after the debate, that she thinks they will come up with any excuse they can to avoid it. >> it has been their modus operandi to make excuses not to raise. >> think they sit tight. neil: you think they should. >> i don't think there is any reason to raise. >> i gave you the reasons why they will move becaus

let's go to neil cavuto. take it away,. neil: thank you. the give-and-take on oil, although the consensus seems for average folks like you and me, oil prices go down, gas goes down, we're looking at gas that can get to a buck, $1.85 a gallon, and that's good news. unfortunately, -- with this continuing a lot of these oil and i'll service related companies, they're laying off a lot of people, it just went over 100,000 in this the last week and expect that to get worse and to make matters worse, these same premier players are very big in prominent components, a whole bunch in averages, including the s&p 500 and the dow industrials. exxon mobile and chevron the cheap layers there. so they go down, they get hit, those averages go down, those averages get hit and well you know the rest of the story. and who knows better than our own jeff flock right now in chicago at the cme. jeff, what's the latest there? >> oh, boy, i tell you we're almost at session lows, 35-81, the last trade is 35-78, almost down a dollar on the day and below $36, any time

neil: really? that up. >> i think that's true, because i did actually read some reports, neil, i'm backing you up on that one. neil: doesn't surprise me. >> some of the products are a little more expensive to create for women than men. if you look at high-end razors, for example, like the bic ones that have more blades, those are more similar in price than they are in the original once. who knows? if it's the color, the amount of blades, what it might be. women are willing to pay more for that. take a look at the tv's and magazines, you see more ads for women than men. men have started to buy into the culture, but at the same time, women are willing to pay more for it. that's the value of a free market. neil: male or female, if you're buying anything with five blades, ten blades, stop it. it's stupid and you don't need the extra ten blades. >> one blade. neil: they advertise on the show, don't they? scratch that! bottom line, message to women that you have is what? >> the message to women, here's t

neil. neil: thanks, connell. who do you trust more?onsistent about being dishonest, or turkey? pretty consistent at zinging us when we least expect it. the latest example is the halftime of the soccer game they had the moment of silence in turkey to remember the paris victims, and everyone in the stadium was yelling and screaming. allahu akbar, god is great, that gave people pause. the country's record post-9/11 whether they were friends and whether they added insult to injury in a region of the world where we know the oil convoy trucks frequent to get the black market oil to somebody. who? you know, i don't know when we trust in this case, michael. who do you trust? >> i trust that turkey will look out for its own interests. thanks for having me on, neil. until the u.s. does more, our allies aren't going to do the difficult things we're asking them to do. we asked turkey to secure border. we asked turkey to fight isis. turkey's priorities are assad, then the kurds and then protecting the sunni turkomen from russian airstrikes. now rus

neil: thank you, liz, very much. >> thanks, neil. neil: all right, we're getting some news concerning pete rose. anyone who was hoping to see him land in the hall of fame, you're going to have to keep waiting. major league baseball commissioner has just decided not to reinstate pete rose, so if you're waiting for him to sort of be recognized for many of his fans say one of the greatest players of all time from the major league commissioner, ain't gonna happen under his watch, at least not right now. also we have a separate report on donald trump that he's just crossed a crucial threshold in a new national poll, and this despite comments he's made about muslims and banning any new muslims from coming into the country. if you thought that would hurt him, this is a national poll that shows he is up to 40%. he has never polled higher in this race. he is at 40% nationally which is donald trump's way of saying i'm a winner, the rest are losers! [laughter] we'll have more after this. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to

neil, it's yours. neil: all right. thank you very much, stuart, we're following that oil situation too because this has a pervasive affect. not too long ago we were up to $37 a barrel, regardless 37 something, 38 something, you're looking added seven-year lows and really tanking the entire energy sector, anything that has to do with energy sector, they're down about 13, 14% respectively, others are following suit here with the belief that opec ramping production may be killing off the fracking production, they have nowhere to go but down, some reading this might be a sign we have a global recession on our hands and the middle of that the federal reserve could complicate things by raising rights. it's hard to say this is extending over into the dow. remember two prominent components, exxon mobile and of course chevron are very promptly featured in the dow and also weighing in on the s&p 500, which is also taking on the chin. one of the safest places to go for the time being, those prices have been going up and the yield

neil, back to you. neil: wow. that's wild. the oil thing, to your point, this would be the first, i think, back-to-back years we've seen oil decline since 1998, so not a good harbinger. jeff flock on that wild oil ride. what have you got? >> reporter: yeah, it was the asian economic crisis in the late '90s was the last time we had two years like this back to back x it's all commodities. i'm actually in the soybean options pit. these guys behind me back there, they definitely know beans, but this year everything driven by oil. we just did the computation, oil prices compared to this time last year down 37%, and, or you know, gerri mentioned the overall energy sector not down quite as much. u.s. shale oil production actually given the terrible state of prices actually has hung on, and production has continued. that's one of the reasons things like gas prices continue to come down. that was another big story this year. take a look at the average right now, $2 a gallon nationwide, according to aaa. $2.26 this time last year, and d

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neil cavuto, is yours. neil: is very confusing. two responses to the same threat. looking at the left, l a and the right, just outside our studio, it was a threat supposedly from abroad, that appeared to be a threat from abroad, new york city officials thought it to be a sham in l.a.. in california, what is going on, not far out from san bernardino attacks, they were not taking anything for granted, dismissing any such threats, there might have been something in this threat that got police commissioner bill bratton's attention in new york, as not credible. we don't know what that was that would indicate it was not some extremist threat but we do know that he immediately dismissed it, told his boss the mayor not to make a big to do over it, very different reaction in l.a. where as we speak it prompted evacuation of all schoolinhe students from kindergarten through 12, 900 schools, 180 public charter schools, so it is a big deal there. the better part, at least in that neck of the woods, not take any chances, the flip side of that is when you do take such chances to

this is neil, buddy of mine. >> hi. ni, neil. it's nice to meet you.hat qualities you see in neil. >> i don't see anything in neil now because he doesn't exist. we had a falling out, and i wouldn't say i'm a grudge holder, but i'm a grudge holder. >> so what's been going on with you and andrew? >> there was an incident. i got bit by a dog. this dog started charging out of the run. my first instinct was, "protect this dog from running down the street," and the dog latched onto my arm and literally he said to me, "well, look how you're handling the dog!" and i was like, uh--uh--you know, i mean, it's like-- damage control. >> i said what are you doing? is what i said. >> neither of those statements any way to me sound like they have any, um, level of concern in your employee's health, though. let's be honest, right? this is important, because neil, you felt you weren't being taken care of by your employer in that moment. >> well, when you work in a place like this, biting can be inevitable with that many dogs, but it's just how you handle it. i went up i

neil: certainly we understood where she was. but when hillary came back out, sometimes timing is right. good politics. m sorry was perfectly delivered. a great reaction. josh: applause and laughter and did not have to answer a question. neil: she' s a human being. josh: thank you for the hospitality. we are looking forward to february with the republicans. neil: we want to thank wmur. josh: that will wrap up this edition of "close up." we will be back next week. go patriots and have a great sunday. people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives for business to share profits with employees instead of just rewarding ceos. those at the top are doing just fine. raise. i'm hillary clinton, and i

mark: neil mackinnon is here.ood afternoon to you. -- the former research budget director said that this was the most crucial inflection point since 1929. and the fed's approval leads to prolonged worldwide deflation and a financial crash. do you agree with any of that? neil: i think he has made an interest in point. the ultra easy monetary policy that the fed has been lamenting for the last seven years is actually creating lots of bubbles, an explosion in credit. debt is higher than it was the time of the crisis. he is making a point that maybe the bubble is bursting. maybe now the cracks will start appearing. we see pressure in the high-yield and janet yellen downplayed that yesterday in the q&a session. but he does make an interesting assessment in what is going on. whether it transpires that we are on the brink of a global or u.s. recession. mark: -- said where is the ammunition for the next crisis? you can refer that to the fed the ecb or the bank of england. what is the answer? neil: there isn't much ammunit

hey, matt. >> reporter: hey, neil.he national guard helicopter hovering above us, and we've been watching this water steadily rise. where i was standing as little as two hours ago was dry land. an unfortunate situation for the businesses here. we watched as this water inched closer and closer to the entrance of that gas station. now people are sitting back and hoping for the best. so the left. you can see a propane tank, firefighters were trying to determine the status of that, to make sure it was still fastened to the ground. that's something they don't want floating down into the water, for obvious safety reasons. there's restaurants behind us almost entirely under water. so they'll suffer a large loss. police were allowing people to come here and take pictures and observe up to a few moments ago, then they kicked them out, as businesses and these hotels close around us. there is the unfortunate concern of looting. the water is continuing to rise. it is starting to crest to the west of us, but may not crest in areas

it's a screening of -- i'm bribing you, neil. i have one extra ticket and i want to take you to change your mind. >> go, neil, go. >> you guys are both horrible. >> history channel that night, young man. >> let me ask you this, you talk to all of these big hollywood stars and lucas and all the rest. obviously disney bought lucas films for $4 billion. so they'll make up half of it off this one movie. did anybody say maybe we can update the uniforms, maybe we can update the -- >> if you go back and watch the first three episodes, they have

>> it wasn't that at all, neil. it started out, hey, is it true that 20% of the delegates could be awarded on super tuesday and march 1st? what does a winner take all do? what does a hybrid state do? what does it mean when it's proportional? and how many delegates does it take? the most rudimentary types of conventions that we would breast media on on a weekly basis. so that's what we're talking about. the right headline of that meeting would have been rnc chairman attends routine dinner that he's attended for six years, and for 20 minutes people asked questions about the primary process. that's not spun as the rnc chairman calls a secret meeting in washington, d.c. to talk about how to engineer a brokered convention. >> then i'll ask you about what you had on the menu in another interview. but for now i do want to ask you about do you worry in that event that you have a lot of candidates still in the race. you do face a scenario where no one has enough delegates. what are you going to do in that event or what are p

i give you neil armstrong. >> neil armstrong was unflappable.a natural aviator and armstrong just seemed never to be ruffled. >> neil is a cool guy, as we all know. in fact, all of the guys i was working with at the time are all exceptional pilots so it's great to be on a team like that where they are all winners. >> gemini is the space agency's bridge to the future. with it we'll learn man's true capabilities and draw backs in space and on the last five gemini flights we'll practice several different forms of rendezvous, the skill needed to supply spacecraft to change crews and ability to operate in a medium that is fantastically rewarding and terrifyingly dangerous. gemini is a rehearsal for apollo. the three-man spacecraft to get us to the moon. >> the russians surprise washington, d.c. another first. they say he became the first man to walk around in space. >> when he went outside the spacecraft, they said no, he count have done that but the soviets went outside and came back was a shocker. the soviet union pushed americans back. it was part

neil? >> if they are finding evidence that these guys were smashing hard drives, any record or history of what they were doing and who they were talking to, that normally means a communication of some sort. that doesn't mean necessarily with isis, but it means there's an electronic trail of some sort, right? >> reporter: you hit that point. we talked about this last week a little bit. and the agency continued to hit this as well. obviously when investigating a case there are certain things to point themsves out right away. as one told me last friday, you don't destroy computers, you don't destroy cell phones if you're talking to each other. and they do believe they are communicating via skype as well. so they are obviously very early on believing that and continue to believe there are connections overseas. there are significant datapoint there is. how deep does that go? we may never know. if the money goes into the system, it's almost impossible to track. if it's been moved around a bunch o

it's a screening of -- i'm bribing you, neil.one extra ticket and i want to take you to change your mind. >> go, neil, go. >> you guys are both horrible. >> history channel that night, young man. >> let me ask you this, you talk to all of these big hollywood stars and lucas and all the rest. obviously disney bought lucas films for $4 billion. so they'll make up half of it off this one movie. did anybody say maybe we can update the uniforms, maybe we can update the -- >> if you go back and watch the first three episodes, they have updated the uniform as little bit. >> i'm looking at them now. this is a manage -- >> we have a new droid, you can bring it to the screening with joe. fit right in with the whole group. this is not just a movie for -- >> you've been sucked into the dark forces of marketing, michael. >> haters going to hate. >> mr. poe oouf you're not much better. >> mr. trekkie, what's the difference, mr. planet of the hoo hoo hoo -- apes. >> i'm just saying. i'm waiting for you, i'm not leaving this building until you g

i don't know, neil. thank you so much, neil cavuto. a major blow to isis iraq has liberated the city of ramadi from the extremist group. it's the most significant defeat over the islamic state in over a year. i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. a fierce week-long battle between iraqi and isis militants has come to an end today after iraqi forces stormed the government buildings and raised the national flag in an epic victory over the jihadist group. ramadi, which is located about 55 miles west of baghdad, you can see on the map there, it has been one of the most significant cities under isis control. now that iraqi officials have reclaimed it, cutting off the

. >> neil, to you. >>> this is a little worrisome. isis getting hands on tens of thousands of passports ready to go. all they have to do is add a name. what could go wrong? hi, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. we know isis sympathizers are here, now operatives? a new report with with fake passports they can pass off as real. we are told they are the real mccoy and hard to detect. one more reason to put a freeze on refugees we are taking in right now, let alone that a lot of this could be going on. we'll get to charles on that. we have taken some off. weird. >> somewhere they are having a ball in the bahamas. >> we wanted to fight it. >> i can see my buddy, but why not me? >> this is scary. >> it is. it's scary and a no brainer. it's one of these things where the american public is wondering, where do we use common sense. syria is a target bet. then you add on a layer of passports. there's a fallout since yesterday, this week, certainly from the quinnipiac. americans are saying let's put it on pause. it's stupid not to. we don't have mechan

and now neil. >> thank you, greg. i am neil cavuto and you're watching "your world." this map you're looking at right now was showing all way above average temperatures last week at this time. now after all these tornadoes ts and blizzards and flooreds we're looking at a situation that imperiled seven states, claimed 43 victims and we ain't done yet. we have this box going for you. tornado threating developing in clarksdale, mississippi. red oak, texas, already substantial, a disaster area claimed there. we have blizzards in roswell, new mexico, and amarillo, texas, on the bottom left of your jean, and the far bottom right, birmingham, alabama, where flashflooding is now all the rage. will carr is in texas where they're trying to recover from the first belt of that. we have janice dean on these as well. trace gallagher is picking apart the fallout from this that has not really begun. first now to will. >> reporter: one family whose home was hit by the tornado let us inside to show you all the damage. i'm actually inside of one of their bedrooms. you can see just how m

neil armstrong carried a swatch of the canvas that was the covering for the wings with him to the moon. he did not leave it there but he took it as a symbol of their heritage, if you will, their allegiance and gratitude for what the wright brothers had done. they saw it as an extension of what they were doing neil armstrong also given the same section of ohio the 1st human beings ever to fly in the motor powered aircraft, 1st human being to set foot on the moon both came from the same neighborhood as it were. >> in fact, chris from tampa texts into you they were aware of it. and they were way ahead of the competition. that which we call when working. they went to france to demonstrate what they had achieved, the great french aviators so we are the children. so far ahead of us it's almost heartbreaking. >> the next call from quincy, illinois. >> honored to ask a question. why did president adams who had been a great attorney and the fair and reasonable man ever signed the sedition act and why was that act enforced during his presidency so vigorously against the supporters of thomas jeff

it doesn't take very long to figure out that neil really loves sharks. he's answering the questions that the non-profits need in order to put the right rules into place where it can be very impactful for the future of sharks. >> the doctor is hoping his research at tiger beach will help him answer some of those questions. >> do you have any data on the shark that we captured? >> sure do. that's the first thing that we looked at. when you look at the data, what does at a tell you? >> she stuck around. sh >> he was there from then to now. between the last time we has saw her and now she gave birth. >> is there a possibility that she gave birth at tiger beach. >> if you look there is a gap by a handful of days, the question is did she give birth and then come back to tiger beach? i can't put my finger on it yet, but if i play around with the data and get recaptures you can see the puzzle pieces coming together. >> when the shark is up here and you're processing it, it looks like that's when the research happens. it swims away, and it doesn't end there. >> d

. >>> neil, what's coming you up? >> terror threats closing the schools and everyone is settling for two percent growth? a lot of them are calling it the the new normal. just deal. you know what, i am not. time to raise held. >>> what you say on social media is fair game when you're landing a job. not for a foreigner trying to land on soil. something is out of back. >>> advocates being backed. we dare to ask you to decide. right at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first. if iraq is recruiting through money, the only of "bulls and bears." >> the terror organization has enough to fund it for three years. now the un is beefing up the sanctions to cut after the funding. the reason why they want to defed defeat them once and for all, we have to cut the cash. how do we do it? >> well for any of them if it's the cartels or iraq, money is the lifeline. he said armies run on the stomach. with isis, the stomachs are fed by the moneys and that's a bill dollars a year and bringing in oil, extorti

i think that no, i think that it's funny neil. no, lots of things trouble me. >> i don't think that that it's a challenge. i think of it as one of the movies that we're looking at the same thing and i am seeing it differently. i am seeing democracy working. >> maybe you're watching the mov movie high. let him finish. >> let me make a point. neil, this is what you're so good on the political tactics. they, yes the republicans control both houses, but they do not have the votes to pass them. >> you know what they have now? they do have the bully culprit of the debates this get 15 million people watching them. >> yeah, we're going see it again. we're going to have another one because fox is hosting the next republican debate. we will be in charleston, south carolina for that. we hope that you can watch that. back to more of the show. checking out social media before terrorists can check into america. are we not already doing its? >>> today on forbes, fbi or president obama. some say that it's the fbi director that's giving us a clear

neil, you do so much with nevada coin mart, so much for the community. how does it feel especially this time of the holidays? >> it's why it is that i'm here. you know, last week we were on with operation fire heat because you know, to help families who were in tragedy fires and stuff like this, to hand out presents to the kids and stuff like this. you know, channel 13, the vegas morning blend have been the best partners i could have asked for. every step of the way all we have done is wanted to do this together. we have the same common goal of making sure that our veterans have a little bit of extra help or a little bit of extra thank you just so they know that every time that they put on their hat or their badge or their uniform, that they know that somebody in th community is just there to say thank you. >> and neil we have to touch on your store really quickly. you've been in town for a very long time. >> absolutely. nevada coin mart, neil sackmary, myself, we are here, i am at the corner of jones and flamingo. a 4,000 square foot building. i took ov

>> i think that's absolutely truly, neil. he said there are four serious candidates. there's rubio, christie, jeb bush, and case -- kashich, and gray hmm's goal in running was to pull the party further towards his end of the spectrum, and same on immigration where he is more moderate than the field and his goal of standing up at the jewish coalition event saying that ted cruz and donald trump's views are going to lose the general election, was to pull the party in a bit more moderate direction on immigration even if he can't convince the other candidates he is entirely right on either issue. >> it's interesting that we have had the second data run drop out of the asian the first was rick perry. guys who are tough on talking defense, we don't have any veterans left in this race. kind of weird. >> it's a real generational shift that we're seeing, where that -- where having that experience isn't necessarily such a huge benefit as it was. you remember the controversy over bill clinton's not having served. it's simply not so much of an issue anymore as we move forward, and

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>> guest: yes, neil armstrong curtis watch of the campus is the covering for the wings with him to the moon. he did not leave it there, he took it as a symbol of their heritage if you will. their allegiance on their gratitude toward the right brothers had done. they sought as an extension of what they're doing was an extension of what the right brothers started. what's so interesting as neil armstrong also came from the same section of ohio that the right brothers did. southwestern ohio. so the first human beings ever to fly in a motor powered aircraft, first human being to set put on the moon both came from the same neighborhood in ohio. >> host: chris from tampa text, what was the competition initially and were they aware of it? >> guest: the competition was comparatively modest up until then. yes they were aware of it. most of it was in france and they're also aware they were way ahead of the competition. by studying birds, soaring birds, they they had figured out a solution to the problem and that is what they called wing working. when they eventually went to france to demonstrate

. >>> neil, what's coming you up? >> terror threats closing the schools and everyone is settling for two percent growth? a lot of them are calling it the the new normal. just deal. you know what, i am not. time to raise held. >>> what you say on social media is fair game when you're landing a job. not for a foreigner trying to land on soil. something is out of back. >>> advocates being backed. we dare to ask you to decide. right at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first. if iraq is recruiting through money, the only way to kim them off is to choke them off. find out how next. one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers, what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? ...or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. sure... ok. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. s . >>> live from the

. >>> neil, what's coming you up? >> terror threats closing the schools and everyone is settling for two percent growth? a lot of them are calling it the the new normal. just deal. you know what, i am not. time to raise held. >>> what you say on social media is fair game when you're landing a job. not for a foreigner trying to land on soil. something is out of back. >>> advocates being backed. we dare to ask you to decide. right at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first. if iraq is recruiting through if iraq is recruiting through money, the only get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. try gaviscon®. i built my business with passion. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unli

. >>> neil, what's coming you up? >> terror threats closing the schools and everyone is settling for two percent growth? a lot of them are calling it the the new normal. just deal. you know what, i am not. time to raise held. >>> what you say on social media is fair game when you're landing a job. not for a foreigner trying to land on soil. something is out of back. >>> advocates being backed. we dare to ask you to decide. right at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first. if iraq is recruiting through money, the only what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. nobody's hurt, but there will you totastill be pain. new car. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three quar

neil is actually a friend of the show and i was going to have him come on. he couldn't do t he wasn't-- i know, he was-- no, he was too busy unlocking the mysteries of the universe with his black gray matter. black brain. (applause) look, i get the argument against affirmative action. we all want to believe we live in a world where the playing field is equal. and everyone gets the exact same shot. but when the best defense of getting rid of it is an entitled young woman under the control of her dad's creep a gloid friend and being decided by a court what that is wondering whether separate but equal was a great plan, and, and, who insult neil degrasse tie son? i don't think we're there yet. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) other wireless carriers make families share data. some way to say happy holidays. switch to t-mobile now and get up to 4 lines with up to 6gb each. just $30 bucks a line, that's 6gb each plus unlimited video streaming with binge on™. stream netlfix, hbo now , hulu and more without using your data. and now unwr

the apollo program, neil armstrong kept a stash of apollo 11 souvenirs, including a movie camera hidden in a closet. the first man on the moon didn't sell his space trinkets. but others have tried to. which "america tonight"'s adam may finds has led to earthly interventions. >> reporter: apole low astronauts, they won the space race, beating the soviets to the moon and captivated the world. they were heroes with the right stuff. bringing home moon rock and mementos, souvenirs of their historic journeys. >> sold 37,500. >> nearly half a century later space artifacts and memorabilia from the apole low mission are worth a small fortune with some items selling for tens even hundreds of thousands of dollars dollars. >> last call, sold, $50,000. >> robert pearlman is the founder and editor of collect space.com. >> what is most valuable? >> pecking order, things that flew to the moon are on that top level. then did it get distinguished by did it go to the moon and orbit the moon? or did it go onto the moon or did it open into the surface? that's the most valuable. tiny distinction was it stain