nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. as the race tightened investors continue to worry about election urn certainty and big news on the economy coming up. the october job's report. s&p 500 down 2% so far this week. let's check u.s. stock market futures this morning. mixed bag in the wait and see mode, dow futures down 8. s&p futures down less than 1 point. lauren: asian markets keeping a close eye on the election. in china shanghai composite a tenth of one percent. nicole: oil prices holding steady after falling days. lauren: yrs is considered the poster child of the failure of obamacare. nicole: stock to watch today. that's gopro shares sinking 20% after cameras are fail to go click with customers. lauren: ouch, the windy city is getting ready to paint the town red, white and blue to celebrate the chicago cubs championship. we are will tell you exactly what is going on. nicole: friday 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: with

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i'm sarah french. >> nicole: and i'm nicole oliverio in for christa. dare i say it was warm when i walked out of the it wasn't as cold as usual, even though it was so rainy and gross. >> nicole: are we going to see more of, that wren? >> wren: our highs were late last night. we reached 58 degrees, but that was closer to around 8:00, 9:00 last night. since then temperatures have fallen for us. we won't be that warm today, but we are looking at seasonable temperatures back into the upper 40s. our main concern is visibility. we have a dense fog advisory to our north, southern new hampshire and vermont as well as to our west, west of worcester everybody is seeing some of this fog. so areas of fog throughout southern new england. visibility down half a mile in norwood, boston going to have some reduced visibility, as well. but in term of those rain showers, those are holding off for us now. we are dry and we'll be predominantly dry throughout much of the morning. rain is returning. be sure to grab your umbrella before you head out the door. >> sarah: time n

nicole: i'm nicole petallides.meeting between president elect donald trump and president obama to discuss a peaceful transition to power. lauren: trump record-breaking bounce continues in the stock market led by soaring bank stocks after jumping 215 points. best in five years, let's check in right now and you can see the stock index futures are giving back big gains, nasdaq futures down 48. nicole: in asia after soaring 7%, stocks in japan did edge higher, nikkei up two tenths of 1 percent. lauren: oil prices snapping three days of gains. still down today. 44.17-barrel. nicole: disney earnings disappoint as revenues and subscriptions at espn continue to slide with the stock actually on the rise. we will explain. lauren: in sports baltimore ravens scored 25 unanswered points to roll over the cleveland browns and traditionally basketball rivalry now heads to the football field as duke upsets unc. we will have the highlights. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york, friday november 11, veterans day, we honor veterans day and we

nicole, lauren. nicole: lauren green, thank you very much.layer was carted off the field in tears, a blow-out lose could ended playoff hopes. we will show you highlights. and then there's this. >> welcome to my couch, listen to troy aikman talk about formation not about our nation. ♪ ♪ ♪ lauren: that songs makes me want to dance. there's the video to help you through it. we will show more to you coming back. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. speed always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. we're opening more xfinity stores closer to you. visit us today and learn how to get the most out of all your services, like xfinity x1. we'll put the power in yo

nicole. nicole: thanksgiving shopping already has been breaking records.obe hit $1.1 billion, $149 million has come from shopping on mobile device. that's nearly 60% higher than the prior year. lauren: that only goes till 5:00 p.m., when we get the overnight numbers we will see how big it got. carroll brady died after heart condition surrounded by friends and family, tributes to henderson have poured in on social media with many calling her america's mom. lauren henderson dead at 82. nicole: she would be fondly remembered. the holiday shopping season is kicking off. millions taking advantage of the black friday deals. >> burn calories after thanksgiving dinner. >> my wife is shopping. i hang out here and guard the grandchildren. nicole: big retails stores have already opened giving shoppers early start, we will tell you who are early winners so far. russell hit life-time highs yesterday. 3 record straight closes. wednesday, i mean, this morning stocks up in asia, euro and also right here in the states. dow futures up 54, s&p futures up 4, the dollar index

nicole: senior marquardt analyst in london. thanks. nicole: ms.l said the republican party will work with the trump administration to change the course for america. he targets obamacare. >> is pretty high item on our agenda as you know. i would be shocked if we didn't move forward to keep our commitment to the american people. nicole: senator senator mcconnell saying the limits on the coal industry to fight climate change rsa prime target for elimination. nicole: donald trump standing when it didn't surprise many: recommendations for search data from google may have provided everyone a clue. according to the information trump accounted for 55% of searched views between november 6th on election day he dominated hillary clinton and searches during the final week of the campaign. the day after trump one.training questions, who here is one of them? who won the popular vote? how well does hillary clinton and how many people voted? do you know the answers? we'll have those answers coming up later in the hour. nicole: general motors announced in may of t

nicole: u.s. techs higher led techs higher that the techs higher that the japanese bank stocks beat the nikkei gains 1.1%. and china's shanghai composite drops fractionally. lauren: oil prices surged 6% sharp 6% shrugging off an increase in oil supply and focusing on a possible opec production cut. down half of a percent, $45.55 a barrel. nicole: right now 2.26% continues to rise. lauren: snapchat. snap files for an ipo that could value the company at $25 billion. nicole: in sports, the cleveland cavaliers bounced back to beat the toronto raptors and a last-second shot. the jayhawks over the highlights for you. >> welcome to "fbn:am," and your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: everyone guessing who will help presidenpresiden t-elect donald trump lead the nation. he posted this to you. organize process taking place as i decide i cap met many other positions. i'm the only one who knows who the finalists ire. the vice president-elect mike pence science documents that officially

nicole: lots going on. vice president-elect mike pence visited joe biden at the naval observatory which is also the vice president's home after their meeting, biden said he's not worried if the incoming team is ready. >> no administration is ready on day one. we weren't ready on day one. i am confident on day one everything will be in good hands and they'll be handling anything that can come forward. lauren: he's confident. it's a president obama three weeks in 23 weeks and to does make to advance his first cabinet choice and it took president george w. bush about six weeks in the year 2000. bp (-left-paren since busy with congress to meet with house speaker paul ryan iphones minority leader nancy pelosi. lauren: nicole: hillary clinton making her first speech since she conceded the presidential election to donald trump. in washington last night clinton said she was disappointed in the outcome but urged her supporters to continue through donald trump's administration. >> divisions laid by this election inde

nicole: and nicole petallides. a moderated averages on friday retreating off the record that the dow up for the week. down on friday the 35 points. u.s. stock market futures this morning put the dough is unchanged. i think the futures up fractionally. lauren: the and in above the 10,000 level for the first time in 10 months. the shanghai composite gain in three quarters of 1%. >> crude oil prices climb a nonexpert patience of an opec web reduction code. 4615 a barrel up 1%. >> the yield on treasury continues to rise. right now 2.32%. nicole: anthem has to court to defend its $40 billion deal to buy signal. lauren: apple offers spring replacement batteries for iphone success devices that unexpectedly shut down. nicole: kirk cozens connects with several shots to rack up a big winner for the green bay packers. lauren: happy monday. ipo 1:00 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's market in the latest breaking news. nicole: major train accidents killing more than 140 people in india and in

i am lauren simonetti appeared nicole: happy monday. i am nicole petallides. donald trump with this first as president elected to protest over his election win in a shocking flag to not take a salary as our president. lauren: donald trump announcing to key positions as they learn who will lead his white house bid nicole: stocks are set to extend the rally after the data set another record close on friday. let's check in on u.s. stock market futures this morning. but there is once again. dow futures up 100 points. that's up half a percent and getting more than seven. the japan's nikkei index jumping 2% on the data from the country. lauren: -- nicole: 4324-barrel. >> facebook with the social media site did not influence the presidential election. it should not be a completely responsible for fake news. nicole: in sports, a thrilling super bowl rematch between the seahawks and the patriots. plus, dallas cowboys pull off a dramatic winner for the pittsburgh dealers. all sunday nfl highlights for you. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york if it is november 14th. welcome to

nicole: dr.ttend largest opening for a marvel movie. dr. strange has now earned 325.4 worldwide. two marks latest animation film troll exceeded expect patients by nearly $10 million. earning $44.6 million. hacks dollars. tax average took third place at 14.8 billion followed by tyler parry blue, a medea halloween. inferno with the top five and in a little over 6 million. lauren: look at the latest in sports. oakland raiders after their best start in 15 years last night. the possession first place in the afc west after overpowering the denver broncos 30-20. 114 yards and denver made the running back scored on a 69-year-old touchdown. it wasn't enough to not see combat. the broncos in third place. in green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers could pull off another comeback. the packers ran into trouble in the very first play against the indianapolis colts. they let a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and never recovered as they lost 31-26. colts qb andrew let's finish 281 yards passing the to

nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. this moment outside are sent. the grill getting $2.27. lauren: stockmarkets watching the opening of his outcome. nasdaq futures up almost one point. nicole: in a shed the nikkei ended slightly higher in china shanghai composite index dropped 1%. lauren: the art of the deal. president-elect donald trump reaching an agreement with the carrier to keep 1000 american jobs in indiana. nicole: fox business headlines partner goldman sachs chairman steve minich and will be the next secretary. they will both be on the maria bartiromo letter this morning. lauren: facebook friends the mobile gaming on this messenger platform. nicole: in sports, the mets beat los angeles clippers but it took two overtimes in every dark rivers in what is being called the weirdest ending so far this year. lauren: i can't wait to see the ending. 5:01 a.m. in new york. the last day of november, welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's market than the latest breaking news. nicole: oil prices traded sharply higher imacs but patients in opec w

i am nicole petallides. nicole: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti.inking 105 points yesterday as they await the outcome today on the fed meeting on interest rates. look for hints of a december raid type are thus checking on futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures down 58. s&p futures down six. nicole: 1.7% in the china pressure is felt on half of 1%. nicole: oil prices down on oversupply concerns. boiled down three straight days. $45.93 a barrel. >> a deadly explosion delivers one third of the gas used in the northeast pushing up gasoline prices. nicole: a big day of earnings news. expectations are high. twenty-first century fox and time warner also reporting today. nicole: game seven is on. early search crush the cleveland indians. all the highlights. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at come your first circuit was living in today's markets in the latest breaking news. six days to go until the election day. switch your vote. >> you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out since you vo

nicole: u.s. stocks coming off a record week last week gave the third straight week of gains at the dow up 60 points on friday. u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell and a little bit of pullback right now. s&p futures and seven. fox news contributor gary cal on the record rally continues into next year. lauren: japanese stocks snapped a seven-game winning streak if they make a pulling back with our pairs for the rest of the game. nicole: oil prices amid sunset. opec members poetry at the end of this week 4614 a barrel. lauren: the yield is tied to mortgage rates in your scene 2.32%. nicole: cybermonday means 122 million of us are actively shop online to skip the latest bargains. 1 million more than last year. lauren: sansone agreed to split the come again to get the latest on that and nicole: denver broncos on the lead and lose to the kansas city chiefs in overtime to lauren: 5:01 this morning. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is missing in today's markets in the latest b

nicole: good morning. and nicole petallides.looking into whether yesterday's attack was an act of terror. we will have the latest on the situation. lauren: u.s. stocks a pullback or record highs yesterday. the dow lost 54-point still about the 19,000 mark. you can see they are getting their mojo back. nasdaq futures up for. the drop in u.s. features within a catch down one quarter. the shanghai composite state games lately. nicole: speculatiothat opec members may not agree of production cuts. oil down almost 2% trading at $46.20 a barrel. nicole: the train your treasury yield 2.33% today. lauren: president-elect donald trump on me but that romney and president bob corker. -- senator bob corker. nicole: the att service aimed at cord cutters. trigger aaron rodgers and green bay packers clipped the wings -- their playoff hopes. we will have the highlights from monday night football. good morning, everybody. tuesday, november 29th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: the plane ca

nicole: also tracking rising bond yields. donald trump's economic policies will push inflation higher. right now the yield on the bottom 2.19%. lauren: facebook and google both went to bed fake news from their websites. nicole: monoline else on board for the new subcompact egress bar. would you drive it? lauren: sports, come back the jury for the cincinnati bengals. we'll have the highlights. nicole: 5:01 a.m. tuesday, november 15th. we welcome you to "fbn:am" common to a first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani emerges as the leading candidate to be the next secretary of state. the official says there is no real competition for the job at a gathering of seat is sponsored "the wall street journal" last night, giuliani said defeating isis had been early focus of the trump administration. >> i says short-term is our greatest danger. and not because of isis in iraq and syria but because isis did something. never did. isis was able to spread itself around the world. laure

nicole: u.s. stock market futures this morning after the dallas stars thought this new month with them that there is the same stuff features a 25, s&p futures comey. nasdaq futures up six in with earnings from time warner and also a few others today as well in the job report friday. cheryl: let's take a look at the commodities market. the 4% drop in oil last week an opec meeting again no clear consent is a opec is going to cut production. a little bit of a green number four oil after 9 cents to 46.94 around the lower level and gold is up by more than $7. trained to defend not likely to see any changes. the hero, u.k. pound, not the mexican peso. that's flat. the other three or higher. cheryl: at the treasury right now taking a look at it. again of .039 basis points. nicole: the race for the white house has started to play it in stock markets. market volatility strike and higher. what do investors fear about a trial presidency? you are watching trained southend, your first look at mark -- "fbn:am,"

nicole: item nicole petallides.of an investigation into the clinton foundation. it could be a november surprise. drip investors remained nervous at the dow dropping another 77 points yesterday. s&p 500 blogging august the losing streak. let's see how stock market futures are doing ahead of the opening bell. up 10 points. s&p announced back lower. other markets nervous over the u.s. election. and china's shanghai composite index up three quarters of 1%. lauren: oil prices down 3% after a new report showed the biggest weekly oil supply surplus on record. crude oil up 16 cents. $45.60 a barrel. nicole: new problems and that the fcc security exchange commission investigating whether the bank violated. facebook, their profits soar. it it disappointing holiday sales hammering the sox down 30%. >> good morning. 5:31 a.m. thursday, november 3rd. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. lauren: the chicago cubs have won the world series for the first time since 19 away. hist

nicole is back with this story. >> nicole: christa, the manager of this convenience store says these teens stole candy and knocked everything else on the store. take a look at this video. you can see the stampede of teenagers rushing to the shell station store in hartford on saturday night. so they jump int anything they can find before running away and some were saying this is all part of a trend that's going viral online. >> there's videos on facebook. they do that in new york and stuff. they ransack the stores and take the stuff. as a rebellion probably. just attack all the stores you can. >> nicole: it's unclear what was taken from the the store and officers are still trying to identify the teens. police are now warning that this could be a trend this holiday season. back to you, guys. >> kris: know and go is up stories, including a risky rescue pulled off in tewksbury when an elderly man's home catches fire. >> christa: we're track, breaking news. five people survived a deadly plane crash in columbia with a soccer team on board at the time. >> kris: a tough scene in tennessee. w

nicolle: hope and change to hoping for a scam.ohn: one thing we are grateful for, and a report out today that says that donald trump's charitable foundation has admitted to the irs that it violated a law against self-dealing which prevents leaders from using funds to enrich themselves. they do not provide many details, and investigation is still ongoing. the foundation helped trump settled business lawsuits and purchased charity and auction items. that he kept or displayed on his possible -- poverty's. how big a deal do you think this is? nicolle: i look at the tax for myself, it is not completely clear with the report of based on. it looks like they told the truth. john: you did not wear those in chico. nicolle: the story is going to be another one of those thorns in his side. the voters made clear that this is not top of mind, they want to change so badly they were willing to tolerate all these lapses in judgment which is where i think the stories and up. i think if the narrative can be stitched together that he has got business

nicole: all of this can change. we will have complete coverage of the election as voters head to the polls today. nicole: today's the day. 5:01 a.m. p.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am" camera for psychic today's markets in the latest breaking news. lauren: nominate donald trump holding his final rally of the campaign grand rapids, michigan. it traditionally blue state for the polls are close. trump was there this morning. >> today is our independent dad. the american working class is going to drag back finally. north carolina for her last rally of the 2016 white house race. >> when your kids and grandkids ask what you did in 2016 when everything was on the line, you'll be able to say you voted for a stronger, fairer, better america. nicole: meanwhile, donald trump been hillary clinton in three small precincts in new hampshire. he received 32 votes while clinton got 25. understand, communities can open their polls at midnight and they did. although voters had cast their ballots. donald trump to that one. candidates will

>> nicole: [ chuckles ] i'm just kidding. post me in all of your selfies, and my toast, too, because i am proud of what we're doing. >> maya: honey, are you sure? >> nicole: okay, yes, i wish zende were here and not in hawaii with... but whatever.

. - [nicole] dr. simeone says that all cars, not just race cars, need to be driven with care and safety. - [frederick] we all know they're beautiful and they've changed our lives. they've given us highways, ping centers,shop allowed us to move. - and that brings us to why we're here. the national road safety foundation, partnered with ford driving skills for life to show teens just how dangerous it is to drive distracted or impaired. - i think i'm a pretty decent driver, yeah. - [nicole] alyssa volunteered to participate in the day's demonstrations. she's been driving for almost three years. - i definitely never drive distracted. i never drive impaired. - hey there, how are you? - hi. - i'm michelle gore. - hi, alyssa, nice to meet you. - come on, we're going to go out and we're going to go ahead and start driving through the serpentine. put your hand on the outside of the wheel, there you go. - [nicole] michelle had alyssa drive through the course, explaining that she needs to avoid hitting the cones

. - [nicole] dr. simeone says that all cars, not just race cars, need to be driven with care and safety. - [frederick] we all know they're beautiful and they've changed our lives. they've given us highways, shopping centers, allowed us to move. they can also give you a lot of harm. the national road safety foundation, partnered with ford driving skills for life to show teens just how dangerous it is to drive distracted or impaired. - i think i'm a pretty decent driver, yeah. - [nicole] alyssa volunteered to participate in the day's demonstrations. she's been driving for almost three years. - i definitely never drive distracted. i never drive impaired. - hey there, how are you? - hi. - i'm michelle gore. - hi, alyssa, nice to meet you. - come on, we're going to go out to work on distracted driving. and we're going to go ahead and start driving through the serpentine. put your hand on the outside of the wheel, there you go. - [nicole] michelle had alyssa drive through the course, explaining that she nee

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nicole and i -- nicole and i are going to talk >> jimmy: talk about her great new movie, then we're going to face off in the jinx challenge, and we're gonna see if we have any chemistry there. because last time she was here, she really -- ? she dropped the bomb on me ? [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. she came last time and just -- yeah, she -- apparently -- >> steve: apparently. >> jimmy: i -- yeah. apparently, we went on a date. >> steve: yeah, but -- >> jimmy: i didn't know this story, and i don't know, it's just -- >> steve: you didn't know it was a date. >> jimmy: i thought i was up for a movie role, and so my friend called me and said, nicole kidman. we're going to come to your apartment." and i was like, "oh, i'm on the street. like, okay, hold on. i'll be home." i think i had one of those t-mobile flip phone things. that's how long time ago it was. yeah, it's like -- you know, the one that flips around. so i was like, "all right, dude. i'll call you." he goes, "just" -- i said, "what do i do? i don't know if i even have anyth

trackmom nicole is working to find the balance.sot 6:23:46 nicole stavinoha/allows daughter to use technology she knows how to work the dvr. that actually got us in trouble a couple of months ago because she upped our bill by like $30. we had to tell her, no more ordering 6:26:55 nicole stavinoha/allo ws daughter to use technology also, she wanted to watch the tv and use the ipad at the we had to create some boundaries track--- graphic)smart, considering the american academy of pediatrics suggests you do the same.make bedrooms screen-free, turn off the television during dinner, and parents should monitor their own use of technology. limit the time your child spends watching videos and avoid technology for children under two-years old. sot 6:28:15 nicole stavinoha/allows daughter to use technology it is a privilege.sot 6:26:35 nicole stavinoha/allows daughter to use technology and the ipad is usually the first it! and try to watch it in the middle of the night while they're sleeping.trackpresley showed us mom's go-to hiding spots. sot 6:50:05 presley stavinoha/six-years old because i miss my i

- [nicole] yeah. so he brings back fabric when he visits and she makes different things from it. - [david] uh huh. i was looking at the prices here, like this is a beautiful piece, me things here for $5. it's easy when you come in here and you only have $5 in your pocket, you might leave with something that's pretty cool. - [nicole] yeah. you can, that's what i love about it is you can, anybody can afford something in here. - [david] i love it. so do you get a lot of students from the university come in? - [nicole] yes. - [david] this would be a great place for like christmas presents, birthday presents. - [nicole] yeah, yeah. - [david] romantic presents. - [nicole] we have some of the students. (laughing) we have students that are artists as well, so. - [david] oh really? - [nicole] yeah. - [david] this is sort of like one of those dream catcher kind of things? - yeah, yeah. yep. and you know what, the hardest thing in the world is to buy a unique gift card. - [nicole] yeah, she hand makes every sing

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nicole and i -- nicole and i are going to talk about some old times. >> steve: real good. new movie, then we're going to face off in the jinx challenge, and we're gonna see if we have any chemistry there. because last time she was here, she really -- ? she dropped the bomb on me ? [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. she came last time and just -- yeah, she -- apparently -- >> steve: apparently. >> jimmy: i -- yeah. apparently, we went on a date. >> steve: yeah, but -- >> jimmy: i didn't know this story, and i don't know, it's just -- >> steve: you didn't know it was a date. >> jimmy: i thought i was up for a movie role, and so my friend called me and said, apartment." and i was like, "oh, i'm on the street. like, okay, hold on. i'll be home." i think i had one of those t-mobile flip phone things. that's how long time ago it was. yeah, it's like -- you know, the one that flips around. so i was like, "all right, dude. i'll call you." he goes, "just" -- i said, "what do i do? i don't know if i even have anything." i have, like, i'm a singl

coming nicole. who is nicole?guest: nicole was born and identical twin boy in 1997, born and given the name why it. w this is a child from the age of two or two and a half identified as a girl and when i say identified as a girl didn't say to her parents i think i'm a girl, said when do i get to be a girl? when do i get to look like a girl and believed she was a girl and two middle-class ordinary parents living in the state of maine needed to figure out what that was about.id the >> host: how did they figure it out, or did they?r did >> guest: they did and the hero of the book is the mother kelly. these plans were adopted at. earth. kelly knew there were two things that were most important to her as a mother, to make sure that her children were safe and happy and she knew she could control the safe part. you have to understand the happy part because she also knew this child was unhappy when she didn't get to play with the toys that she wanted or a father who was conservative republican veteran, you know was really

i'm sarah french. >> nicole: and i'm nicole oliverio in for christa. dare i say it was warm when i walked out of the it wasn't as cold as usual, even though it was so rainy and gross. >> nicole: are we going to see more of, that wren? >> wren: our highs were late last night. we reached 58 degrees, but that was closer to around 8:00, 9:00 last night. since then temperatures have fallen for us. we won't be that warm today, but we are looking at seasonable temperatures back into the upper 40s. our main concern is visibility. we have a dense fog advisory to our north, southern new hampshire and vermont as well as to our west, west of worcester

we're hanging out with keith urban and nicole kidman. your new movie "lion", we have to talk about this. congratulations on this. you just won a hollywood film award for, for this film. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, it is a beautiful film. >> jimmy: it is a beautiful film. and can you set it up in anyway, do you wanna -- for the audience? [ laughter ] >> have you seen it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i'd be -- >> maybe. >> jimmy: i'd be "lion" if i aren't you happy not to have those corny jokes at the house. [ laughter ] you're so lucky. i want to show a clip of the movie. >> yes. >> jimmy: but, people should see it, and -- know it's a, well this is nicole kidman. dev patal, by the way, is fantastic as well. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's called "lion." it is in theaters next friday. check this out. [ squeaking ] you've come a long way, haven't you? little one. i'm sure it hasn't been easy. and, one day you'll tell me all about it. you'll tell me everything. who you are, everything. always. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: y

. >> nicole: thanks, but i'm not >> maya: it's your favorite. >> nicole: i know. i just, uh, feel really bad. i'm -- i'm sorry. >> rick: nicole, you don't need to apologize. >> nicole: i agreed to help you have another baby, and i backed out. >> maya: well, rick and i completely respect your decision. >> rick: yeah. >> nicole: but i can tell you're disappointed. >> maya: not in you. >> nicole: but i don't want you to be disappointed in zende, either. i love him so much, maya. i could have handled this

. >> nicole: thanks, but i'm not really hungry. >> nicole: i know. i just, uh, feel really bad. i'm -- i'm sorry. >> rick: nicole, you don't need to apologize. >> nicole: i agreed to help you have another baby, and i backed out. >> maya: well, rick and i completely respect your decision. >> rick: yeah. >> nicole: but i can tell you're disappointed. >> maya: not in you. >> nicole: but i don't want you to be disappointed in zende, either. i love him so much, maya. i could have handled this better, waited like you said,

nicole estaphan is live in northborough nicole: this all began as a police pursuit. it was called off before the accident. look at the damage left behind. the home is now boarded up. >> just shock. this is my neighbor's house. nicole: caught on camera, the through a brick walin northborough early sunday morning. >> i heard a loud bang. i came outside and noticed the car had gone into the house. nicole: an elderly couple and their daughter-in-law. >> we were awakened from my son yelling. we could not get out the front door. nicole: this is the aftermath of a driver trying to flee from police crashing after a tight turn. street without headlights. unless you know the corner, you are going to hit something. >> the door was taken off. the mailbox is damaged. nicole: they are thankful that the only damage was to property and not to people. police are still looking for to mend that mped out of the car and ran on foot. >> they were back there arguing. nicole: indeed they did and tonight, police are still looking for those two men. nichole: tomorrow morning, as to -- some st

until tomorrow from nicolle and sayonara.♪ mark: president-elect donald trump has reversed his campaign promise to investigate or prosecute hillary clinton. at at "the new york times gopro mr. trump said, i don't want to hurt the clintons, i really don't. her, and his words, is just not something i feel strongly about. democratic leader nancy pelosi appears to be responding to a challenge to her leadership by the coming more inclusive. she is promising to give more influence to junior lawmakers. policy is being challenged by ohio congressman tim ryan. since 2014, says the islamic state has used chemical weapons in iraq and syria at least 52 times and targeted me saw -- basel -- mosul 19 times. report warns britain's national health service is facing crippling problems because of a $2.3 million

i agree with nicolle. i think what happened on "meet the press" with kellyanne conway was completely undignified and not the way governor romney would handle things on his team. >> retweeting an attack on jeff zelany, formerly of cnn, and on and on. >> i think being a sore winner is weird, and anyone with a child that supported trump -- i know a lot of people that supported trump, there are lots of happy people within my personal orbit, don't think it's polite to gloat in life or politics is not attractive. he can do anything including and up to shooting someone on fifth avenue. we know hallie will be there to cover it and see it because she's been standing there since this morning. but i think his behavior only trips him up in terms of all this swagger that he has. if republicans start to complain about it, and it would start privately and it would go public, we know that is just an achilles heel when republicans start criticizing him. he just, you know, turns into -- i don't know if you can call it jekyl