nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides.agricultural secretary was paid for secretary of energy secretary had to capitol hill before a confirmation hearing. lauren: had a today's up-and-coming tout features on 26, nasdaq down 10. nicole: initiative strongest dollar helping to the japanese stocks they than a cap one. a china shanghai composite post at one third of 1%. lauren: oil down almost 3%. markets waiting for u.s. inventory data today. take a look out oil prices are trading now. a 36 cents. 5144-barrel. nicole: yields holding steady this morning. 2.43%. netflix is certainly to watch. the global subscribers. to have the numbers. nicole: in scores come in the tree of made it into the hall of fame in a surprise upset with the defending champion of the opening. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. we kick it off for days. breaking news this morning. 30 people, maybe more missing after an avalanche buried and not in a hotel in central italy, a region hit by

nicole: thank you.onald trump fires acting attorney general after she refused to support the temporary emigration banned. second place coming out against the ban. >> these career bureaucrats have a problem with it. i think they should either get with the program or they can go. lauren: holiday sales of apple iphone seven dust the profits of expectations. we will tell you. you are watching "fbn:am," said your first look at morning markets and breaking news. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. lauren: donald trump fires sally yates for a refusal to defend the ban on immigration. good morning to you. i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning nicole petallides. dow posting its biggest drop since the election. the dow dropped 122 points. futures right now looking down 34. s&p futures down for. tranter-ish investors on wall street late in the nikkei index down 1.7% overnight. in south korea because the three quarters of 1%. other markets closed for holiday. nicole: oil prices low aft

nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides.several different muslim countries. barely 100 countries supporting the discerning the state as a federal reserve meeting on interest rates and the jobs report. u.s. stock market futures ahead of the busy week or down. dow futures down 41 points. nicole: markets in asia and south korea closed for the holiday. half of 1% as a strong optimism of our exports. lauren: crude oil prices above $53 a barrel. nicole: to tenure by an average around 2.5%. 2.49%. lauren: another computer glitch grounded about 150 flights overnight. the latest on the situation today. nicole: is surprisingly competitive pro bowl game came down to one possession in the final minutes. before overtime heartbreaker the new york knicks against the atlanta hawks. we will have the highlights. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york monday, january 30th. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: six people shot dead, eight injured. some others seriously injured shooting last night at a mosque

lauren and nicole, back to you. nicole: thank you. the golden state warriors lose to one of the worst teams in the nba. but drilling and name. venus williams failed to submit to make the semifinals at cleanup underway as devastated by tornadoes. >> it's unfathomable what happened out there. you literally have betrayed their park that looks like it's been disintegrated. lauren: five senior meteorologist janice dean has the were cast. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: a writer for "saturday night live" went too far in attacking president trump. cd which suspended for the show up to this controversial trade that his youngest son, bearing during the inauguration of writing. barrett will be the country's first homeschooled shooter. the tweet drew widespread criticism for his same bridge to apologize. she called her post insensitive inexcusable and monica lewinsky chimed in on twitter pages of anti-polling activism that all children need to be protect it. barron is 10 years old. nicole:

nicole: is today the day? nicole petallides. the nikkei jump in almost 1.5% after the government with port exports rose for the first time in 15 months. goodness for the economy fare. and china come in the shanghai composite up one quarter 1%. lauren: oil prices ahead of inventory down 32 cents. train to yield on the 10 year treasury edging higher. 2.48% this morning. lauren: president donald trump hits the ground running after reviving oil pipelines in meeting with other ces yesterday. today he finds executive orders on immigration. train to republicans gather in philadelphia with gas at topping agenda. trades are if you're worried about losing your apple airport, there is a map for that. train to a big night of upsets. number one villanova goes down hard. serena williams soars into this really an open semifinals. lauren: good morning. by the one and the new york good wednesday, january 25th. the bottom quarter of your screen comment today could be the day we had 20,000. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets a

nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. president traub works to repeal upon the care. lauren: u.s. stock market futures down. nasdaq futures at 12. the dow and s&p closing down for the past two weeks. nicole: and asia, japanese statics on present trends trade policies. and china's shanghai composite index ended higher by a half of 1%. lauren: oil prices hovering near $53 a barrel on the ports that opec production cuts are happening and they are happening faster than it. nicole: yields and a 10 year treasury note holding steady at 2.4%. lauren: more troubles for yahoo! admitted investigation of the massive cybersecurity breach. also learn more about a verizon plan to buy yahoo!'s internet business. verizon will report tomorrow. nicole: the super bowl matchup is set up is set up an appointment patriots will avert the pittsburgh steelers and the atlanta falcons and the green bay packers. lauren: going to the super bowl for the seventh time. we welcome you to "fbn:am," and your first look at the markets and latest breaking news. train to a deadly storm killing at least 18

i am nicole petallides. nicole: good morning. i am tweeting.h her earnest today from caterpillar, ford, microsoft enough f that to name a few. u.s. stock market futures this one and added the opening bell. dow futures of 42. cheered by the u.s. rally. up 1.5% and china's shanghai composite gaining a third of 1%. nicole: rise in oil prices playing a big role in the market. 50 284 parallel 9 cents. lauren: as money goes into stocks, out of bonds pushing the yield on the 10 year treasury about 2.5%. 2.54% today. nicole: donald trump continues its focus on immigration with executive orders this morning. the president threatens to pull out of trade talks. lauren: johnson & johnson clinching a $30 billion cash by for europe's biggest biotech company. nicole: in sports, a williams sister final list. let's welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. train to the dow industrial close in about 20,000 for the very first time as corporate earnings renewed investors optimism is in the economy as president trump starts to make

nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. a former army intelligence analyst who leaked more than 700,000 u.s. documents. the latest reaction. lauren: let's check in right now and see if we have about rebounded we do. nasdaq futures game seven. nicole: asian stocks mostly higher. shanghai up within a 10th of 1%. nikki in japan the path of 1%. lauren: u.s. dollars in oil prices down by 1% with 52 bucks a barrel. train nicole. 3.4%. transfer the man who shot and killed a police officer finally caught, but intact with another officer has been gunned down. nicole: lowe's announced a major layoffs. how many people losing their jobs in life. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. january 18th. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: breaking this morning, president george h.w. bush has been hospitalized in houston according to the 41st president cheapest half. bush was recently admitted to methodist hospital after becoming but did not specify the reason. beck reportedly said as she was 92 was in s

i'm nicole petallides. drinker welcome back nicole. i am lauren simonetti. $1 billion investment factory peer buddies behind the move. train to u.s. markets open after the martin luther king holiday. checking in on u.s. stock market futures. the dow ,-com,-com ma nasdaq and s&p outdone roughly one third of 1%. lauren: stocks finished mostly higher. the shanghai in china up two tenths of 1% did however, the nikkei in japan down 1.5% today. it would cut production output, that there is skepticism that opec has the whole would comply with commitment to reduce. right now let's take a look at oil on the move. dream to yield on the 10 year treasury 2.33%. nicole: a suspect in the istanbul massacre and new year's day has been captured. lauren: in sports, warriors broken in cavaliers after the christmas game. 501 -- 5:01 a.m. welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: a major deal in the tobacco industry. edition american tobacco raising its offer to acquire the rest of reynolds american that it does

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nicole: at 26%.stocks are closer holiday in japan and china shanghai composite with a 1% in lauren: oil prices gained 45% continuing the trend is sworin as production cuts go into effect by opec at 2.2%. nicole: bond yields come another big story for the year right now. 2.48%. lauren: breaking this morning, donald trump begins the new year with new cabinet picks this time taking aim at china and russia while congress returns with battle lines drawn on obamacare. nicole: twitter loses another key executive. this time the company china's chief executive after a fiery rocket failure last fall. elon musk space tax wants to try again on sunday. nicole: in sports can the u.s.a. rallies to edge out penn state in the wild rose bowl. duke's basketball team, and another bump in the road as coach k. heads for back surgery. lauren: 5:31 in new york on tuesday, january 3rd. the first day of the week for so many people. welcome to "fbn:am," and your first look at morning markets and breaking news. as we all basica

good morning, nicole. attacks by democrats to slow down the confirmation of several key cabinet nominees. chuck schumer called for a delay after the office of government ethics reported several nominees to fill to be properly vetted. >> we are not doing this for sport. democrats feel very strongly that pushing for it girl and thoughtful vetting process is the right thing to do. >> incoming white house and sean spicer says he expects the senate. president electron veteran towered new york city monday predicted success. >> brought the highest level. they are the absolute highest level appeared >> everybody will be properly fitted and a hopeful of look it to six or seven in place on day one. >> mitch mcconnell promises no of those will take place without completed epic spread in fbi background checks. josh earnest accuses republicans of failing to perform their sworn duties. >> republicans in the senate are farming around cheap suit pockets. it's not a commentary wardrobe. become the fact that they are foldin

nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. much of the night higher at dow futures three. nasdaq futures up for. we will ask chief investment officer brought more good earnings season will let the battle for the 20,000 mark. let's check in and see how we're doing in the next half-hour or so. japanese stocks closed for holiday but check out the shanghai composite in china half a percent higher. lauren: oil prices rising for the fourth straight week. right now we are down 1.8%. the yield on the 10 year treasury is at 2.4%. nicole: a top aide to donald transcends the expect did conclusions that russia interfered while the senate majority leader says obamacare will be repealed to speak with the replacement plan coming quickly. lauren: fiat chrysler will invest a billion dollars in the u.s. and create 2000 auto jobs. that and more from the detroit auto show. train to the big winner last night's golden globe awards. all the highlights for you. lauren: in sports, wing and a prayer as aaron rodgers serves a hail mary pass to attend the first and beat the new york giants in the nfl

nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides.mark yesterday before pol pot. let's check in on your stock market futures this morning ahead of the opening bell. coming up 29 points. s&p futures zuckerberg. lauren: japanese investors returning from a holiday in a buying mood with the nikkei up 2.5%. in china shanghai composite. nicole: oil prices falling for the third straight session. turn the air around up 22 cents. lauren: yields on the 10 year treasury fell back below 2.5%. nicole: donald trump reportedly ready to make his pick for the top couple of wall street. we will tell you who may be getting the job ahead. lauren: the president elect keeping the automakers on his site slamming general motors for sending jobs to mexico and halting a new factory there. lauren: shares of tesla falling after the company missed its own production or cats. nicole: the boston celtics take the win over the utah jazz and in hockey the columbus blue jackets just one win away from an nhl record. we will have the story. nicole: good morning. 5:41 a.m

i'm nicolle wallace. tomorrow, president-elect donald trump will get his much anticipated intelligence briefing on russia's cyber attacks. he'll come face to face with the men who runs our intelligence agencies. they'll share their findings that trump has questioned. ahead of that meeting, i spoke to a man who has spent much of his career gathering intel for american presidents and policymakers. i started by asking general michael hayden to comment on an nbc news report to reveal that the hacking wasn't just of the dnc, there were attempted hacks against the white house, the joint chiefs of staff, the state department and american corporations. here's that conversation with general hayden. >> so it looks like what they did from the report was to aggregate all of the russian cyber activity to give the president and more importantly for this one, the president-elect some deeper context within which the attack on the dnc took place. >> do you say more importantly because of the president-elect's stated skept

nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. first news conference as president-elect and he does not disappoint. the latest industry fan reaction. donald trump's comments live on stock prices which did the day and came back with the dow did manage to gain 100 points in the s&p added second highest close in history. u.s. stock market history is across the opening bell. nasdaq lower grade 12. stronger japanese currency could help the exports. the shanghai composite index also ended slightly lower. oil prices rose 3% yesterday on signs opec countries are cutting production in the chinese economy improving. will higher by 20 cents at $52.63 a barrel. drifting lower now, 2.32%. facebook says it's not a media company that cares after a journalism project. we'll tell you about it. and for his come diego chargers heading to los angeles. how do you make some good money? lea: at 5:31 a.m. here in new york on thursday, january 12. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nice to see you. lawmakers burned

what had happened to nicole? >> this could go down any number of paths. >> and it did. >> had her troubled past finally caught up with her? >> i saw the pill bottle and i freaked out. >> or was it something much darker? >> he told me that he would put it in her red bull. >> how did she change? >> she became more sexual with people. >> who wanted her dead? >> he thought he was somewhat of a player. >> did it make him a killer? >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here is dennis murphy with "secrets in seattle." >> seattle was raw after a week of relentless winter rain. a woman lost had been found in the tangle of the blackberries. a naked body. a small tattoo on the back. a necklace and signs of strangulation. the detectives sent to a patch of trees and boggy undergrowth near the seattle airport's runways guessed it was her. they would soon be proved correct. nine days to find her, the answer to where. another seven years still ahead to answer the questions of all homicides, who, and why. but we have to go

nicole tells us more.majestic orchestral music) - [nicole] on the coast of england is the city of liverpool. this is what liverpool looked like almost 500 years ago. - liverpool started off as a great port, really, so it's built its reputation on cargoes being imported and exported. we're also a great exporter of people. so many people, leaving europe, left liverpool on the way to the united states. - [nicole] in fact, liverpool was the home port of the most famous and tragic oceanliner of all time, the titanic, although its disastrous voyage actually began from the english port of southampton. about three decades after the titanic sank in 1912, liverpool had its own share of tragedy. - it has bad times, really. i mean, we were bombed to oblivion during the second world war. - [nicole] during what was called the battle of britain, the germans tried to bomb the british into surrendering, and because liverpool was an important seaport, it was a prime target. after the war, liverpool rebuilt, but it faced tou

nicole, what was your next stop?>> well, of course i went to ohio because no republican wins without winning ohio, and what was so stunning about ohio is that despite backing the winning candidate, these voters are still mad. talk about life as trump voters. >> hey, if i want something better for our country, call me what you want to. >> just because we have a different viewpoint, because we made a different choice politically doesn't mean we're bad people. >> lake county, ohio, may be just 30 ft. collins cleveland, but it's a world away from the big city. home to nearly 200 churches and houses of worship. faith matters here. it's where mor man families like the christiansons -- >> very sacred. >> teach their children about love and respect. a place that voted for barack obama eight years ago, but this time for donald trump. >> i wasn't inviting this person into my home to raise my kids, i was inviting them to, you know, be our head of state, our leader. >> i first met bobby christianson before the election. we came

he's got a long time left. >> nicole wallace, even fierce critics of your former boss, george w. bush thought he went out in such a classy way by keeping quiet, keeping his powder dry. letting the new president become president. but to borrow the title of doris kern's great book about fdr, this is no ordinary time. we've never seen this, we've never seen a president-elect come into office like this. say nothing of the poll rating that donald trump has right now. >> so he goes out of office with a much higher approval rating than in the last few outgoing presidents. i think what he did today was very interesting. i think he planted two pillars around which we'll probably rest a foundation of at least the next chapter of his life. one, on russia and putin, and he leaves office with as grave of a national security crisis under way as there was economic crisis under way when george w. bush left office. i mean, what jeremy's talking about is about dire a scenario as you can paint. an incoming president is now his circle is under investigation for alleged contacts between the russians

we will see nicole sunday. she is nominated for her performance in a "lions" and she is amazing in it. >> a new thing, including a new set for andy cohen in his show. only we got a tour from the new dig frets m digs from the man himself. first we today ask andy about his good friend, mariah carey, and her lip sync disaster. >> i thought her response to what happened was perfect. here is to making more headlines in 2017. i thought it was awesome. i'm not crying for ma cria.. >> can i just retract my statement. >> mimi was one of andy's last guest in his old "watch what happens live" studio. >> you may look at it and think it looks exactly the same. you may be partially right. >> tonight owcohen has a new opening with his name, new entrance aeg a entrance and bigger set. over the past seven years, the famous bravo clubhouse turned into a true pop culture museum. >> lindsay lohan's old cigarette. camera from the orange county outside. her last set of implants. she donated to the clubhouse. so we've got some real p

of course we'll see nicole at the golden globes.minated for her performance in "line," my favorite movie of the year. and she is amazing in it. >> you know, the new year brings lots of new things including a new set for andy cohen and his show. only we got a tour of the new digs from the man himself. we'll get to that in a second. but we had to ask andy about his good friend mariah and her lip-sync disaster. >> i thought her response to what happened was perfect. here's to making more headlines in 2017. i think mariah will be okay. i'm not crying for mariah. >> mimi was one of andy's last guests in his old studio. now -- >> you may look at it and think it looks exactly the same. you may be partially right. >> tonight cohen has a new opening with his name in the title, a new seek rent enes rance and a bigger set. over the past seven years, the famous bravo clubhouse has turned into a true pop culture museum. >> lindsay lohan's old cigarette. tamara from the orange county housewives, her last set of implants she donated to the clubhou

ely, nicole, thank you all very much. our next break. when we come back, what vice president joe biden now has in common with a pope, other than being a fellow catholic, when "the 11th hour" continues. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. and they're absolutely right. they say that it's hot... when really, it's scorching. and while some may say the desert is desolate... we prefer secluded. what is the desert? it's absolutely what you need right now. absolutely scottsdale. >>> last thing before we go here tonight. it's tough to surprise someone who has just about seen it all, especially someone who has a secret service detail and a fleet of aides who work for him. but by all accounts today, president obama managed to surprise joe biden. biden was led into a farewell event in his honor at the white house, but that wasn't the big surprise. that came when the pres

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this morning, in an exclusive interview with this programme, nicole kidman tells this programme she'dike more kids at the age of a9, but her husband won't let her. she's just been nominated for a best supporting actress bafta for her role in the film lion, which tells the true story of a young boy who gets lost in india and ends up being adopted by an australian family. the film also gets four other nominations. in a wide—ranging interview, nicole kidman also talks about ageism and us president—elect donald trump. but we start by talking about herfilm. where are you from? kolkata. which part? i'm adopted. i'm not really...

after all, he remains with us, as do nicole wallace and ed rollins., how unsettling, again, to career men and women at the pentagon in langley, is mr. bannon's presence in that room at that table? >> i think that times editorial is overstated, brian. let me breakdown for you what is of concern. inside the national security council be there are multiple layers of meetings that occur. the most important one is called the principles committee or the pc in government parlance. that's all of the cabinet secretaries and the national security advisor, and they tee up the big decisions for the president. and when the president walks in the room, it converts into a nsc, national security council meeting. what the trump administration did was they said with regard to this pc, the principles committee, at the director of national intelligence and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff have to get a particular invitation to attend the meeting. but that the chief strategist, mr. bannon, is automatically entitled to be there. and, so, they upgraded him as a perm

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>> all right, nicole. your husband, brian, are going to stay five days, four nights at the trail head lodge at steamboat springs, colorado. included in the trip is a two-hour summer or winter horseback trail ride, two tickets to the strawberry park hot spring. >> outdoor heated pool, three gratto hot tubs and an outdoor fire pit and much more. nicole, are you excited? >> i'm so excited. thank you both for just sharing your mornings with us. we appreciate you. >> that means so much where. >> i love a texas girl. >> wow. bye, ethan. >> bye, nicole. >> bye, sweetie. >> you are going to show me some of your workout moves? >> we're going to do it right after this with sue. yes. that's all happening right now. >> that's going to be fun. . >> susan luci is in the house. >> susan luci is in the house. the lucci. this applebee's all-in burger meal deal with fries >> susan luci is in the house. the lucci. and a pepsi is just $9.99 at lunch. yeah? mine has bacon seared right in. well... mine has gift cards. well mine

>> reporter: for parents tom and nicole, it's a long awaited day of reckoning. >> good to see you. >>eporter: they've come to the capital for a major hearing. >> it's time to accept that child sex trafficking has entered the digital age. >> reporter: targeting back page.com, the controversial website they say destroyed their daughter's childhood. >> back page is a $600 million company, built on selling sex, and importantly, on selling sex with children. >> reporter: the company's suited executives forced to stand and listen to a damning indictment on a national stage. >> those children were still sold! they just tried to sanitize it. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the definition of evil. simply evil. >> reporter: i first met tom and nicole last spring. >> yeah, they took everything from my little girl. >> when i grow up, i'd like to be a doctor. >> reporter: just a few short years after that video was taken, tom and nicole's ten 15-year-old daughter who we'll call natalie, would be sold for sex to the escort listings on back page.com. >> how many encounters do you think you had during

good evening i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. the gun man said nothing as he opened fire. >> shots fired. and, downstairs. >> reporter: police ran to the scene after reports of shots fired, at florida's fort lauderdale airport. and planes were evacuated, leaving crowd huddled on the tarmac, clutching their belonging, and five people were killed, and eight were injured, a suspect is in custody. >> we have a subject with gunshot to the head. >> reporter: airport tweeted it occurred at baggage claim in terminal two which includes delta and air canada. florida's senator bill nelson was briefed in washington. >> it happened in the area where people, bunch up, and in the baggage claim area. >> reporter: law enforcement source identified shooter to cbs news as esteban santiago ruiz, he has a concealed weapons permit and a minor criminal history. authorities say he is now in custody. eyewitness mark lee saw the gun man opened fire. >> he was not targeting, he was just randomly shooting. he was just like he was, like walking through woods

nicolle wallace, ed rollins, jeremy bash. nicolle, we say interim attorney general because he was waiting until the swearing in after the hoped for confirmation of jeff sessions. what does this do now to the notion of jeff sessions, to the hearings, to his confirmation vote? >> well, listen, the reason i think it's strongman to suggest that the trump white house is engaged in criminal imp competence but the reason i said that is because what they have done is to hand the democrats the weapons of the words of john mccain and lindsey graham and republican senator jeff flake, republican senator ben sasse who all came out i think by sunday morning, maybe some of them spoke out by saturday night, and said just what jeremy bash said, that this is handing isis recruitment material. this is handing fodder to the enemy to do us harm. so you have to accept that the trump white house's goal was to protect the country. i give them that benefit of the doubt. but if you have john mccain and lindsey graham saying the effect is the complete

bye-bye. >> nicole: right. >> deimos: hey. >> nicole: hi. >> deimos: you going over to see the baby?> nicole: uh, nancy said that holly had a hard time sleeping last night, and she just got her down for a nap, so, no, i guess not.

nicolle wallace, ed rollins, jeremy bash.icolle, we say interim attorney general because he was waiting until the swearing in after the hoped for confirmation of jeff sessions. what does this do now to the notion of jeff sessions, to the hearings, to his confirmation vote? >> well, listen, the reason i think it's strongman to suggest that the trump white house is engaged in criminal imp competence but the reason i said that is because what they have done is to hand the democrats the weapons of the words of john mccain and lindsey graham and republican senator jeff flake, republican senator ben sasse who all came out i think by sunday morning, maybe some of them spoke out by saturday night, and said just what jeremy bash said, that this is handing isis recruitment material. this is handing fodder to the enemy to do us harm. so you have to accept that the trump white house's goal was to protect the country. i give them that benefit of the doubt. but if you have john mccain and lindsey graham saying the effect is the complete op

there is reality, nicole. here is a reality. we did come within half a point of dow 20,000, just about two hours ago. tell us what it was like on the floor when that happened? >> liz, it was exciting moment. we got so close, 12 points away, 13 points away, since mid-december basically. we've been so close. you have been standing here and seen it with your own eyes, felt the energy. today was really something different. it was something extraordinarily. it was hats were out. they were shouting. people upstairs came, floor was packed with photographers. felt like paparazzi. it was so exciting and got to 19999.63. for goodness sakes we almost crossed the 20,000 mark but couldn't push through. there was talk of high frequency traders making cash in very narrow trading range. that is how they make their money when it is very narrow like that. the idea if there is sell program in place for 19,999, if you have enough buyers you will push through. market-on-close orders you look at those, they are leaning to the buyside. liz: always. >>

good evening, i'm nicole wallace, brian has the night off. the tension between president-elect donald trump and the intel community he will soon lead is only growing tonight. tomorrow john mccain convenes the first hearing in the u.s. senate on russian hacking. before we talk to the former chief of staff to the cia, kristen welker joins us with the latest developments, thanks for being here tonight. >> great to see you. thanks for having me. it is going to be a big day on capitol hill tomorrow. the director of national intelligence, james clapper is going to be testifying at that hearing that you mentioned and it comes against the explosive report in the "wall street journal" that president-elect donald trump is planning to reform that agency, take a look. >> reporter: tonight's report from the "wall street journal" trump plans to revamp the agency in part by cutting back on staching at it's virginia headquarters and pushing more people out into field posts around the world. in response to that report, a senior transition official would only

nicole, your summation?chris is talking about jumped out at me and having been out last week on the road talking to trump voters who were obama voters, it was this sentiment that the jobs left and the factories closed and while they celebrated the nations capitals there was little to celebrate across the land. i thought that was the speech's strength. i thought the rest of it was unnecessarily dark. is he the leader of our country now and having worked on george w. bush's 2005 inaugural address,s who essential critique it was too soaring, too idealistic, this set out things that could never be achieved. this seemed like a bit of an overreaction to that speech and the two obama speeches, and you know, if we were looking to see how he would orient himself in these early days, he settled on a closing message that was about the forgotten man and woman, and much of our discussion in the closing days was about the comey letter, and the comey fallout, but his victory can be attributed as much to him settling on a c

nicole, it's been hours since we were able to talk to you, your reflections on what we've seen so far. >> you guys were talking about competence and things that were waning, and i will confess that my competence is waning in these hours, but i am struck by how this administration begins. you know, donald trump is someone who came up from television. and i think he's very aware that the images of his family have done more to soften what were the rough edges of his own day. he delivered a speech he knew exactly what was in that speech. he knew exactly what he was going to say, what was going to be projected to the largest viewing audience, and it was as harsh as we talked about hours and hours ago, dark as could be. just about everything else he's done today has softened him in some way. it isn't clear to me whether he saw some feedback on twitter or asked someone how the coverage was going, both very likely scenarios with this new president. he then gave a nice shoutout and something that felt genuine to secretary clinton and president clinton. the displays with the family along the pa

and of course nicole kidman. she brings a lot of star power to the movie. was very easy in some ways as producers to put the film together in terms of the actors because everyone was drawn to this incredible true story. it was easier than normal sometimes. when you say personal story, not in terms of the fa cts , personal story, not in terms of the facts, just how she was drawn in? nicole kidman is a mother who has adopted and i think the film also has backed elements about adoption and it was moving for her. and dev patel nominated for best supporting actor as well. yes we put through quite a process to get that role and he was absolutely the right person and we are over the moon for him and eve ryo ne and we are over the moon for him and everyone else who was nominated. the logistics of coordinating an australian british effort in this, is that tricky? it has got to look sea mless is that tricky? it has got to look seamless and that is the most important thing. it was incredible shooting in india with all the beautiful chaos there and are very different t

. >> nicole kidman plays your adopted mom in the movie. what was it like working with nicole?g with nicole. we played a lot of cricket together to bond. >> there is one scene in the movie where you are dying for dessert. watch this. >> you like them? i got a little surprise for you. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >> these are good. >> excellent. >> mmmmm. >> sunny, you eat those. thank you for oming here. we are so happy you came here. will you do me a favor? will you say, to everybody out there, thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. >> translator: thanks for waaching. we'll see you tomorrow. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. >> i love it. bye, everybody. take care. god, these are go. >> daddy. >> steve:now at eight. >> steve:quadcopter four shows one of the bay area's major commute highways still under water. tonight we have a live report from highway 37 in the north bay. >>whoosh >> steve:water=damaged homes. washed out highways >>what's the problem? >>flooded, i guess. >> steve:after the storms comes the pain >>this is terrible >> steve:from the russian