if you are cost effective, and producers might take your economy to nim land. often they make the short list. >> reporter: more frequently thailand is not making the short list. last year the numbers were down 12% from 2013. and this year, so far, it's shaping up to be worse. the numbers are down 33% from last year. if film incentives are improved, and it's hope it could happen. the programme will provide a boost to the indigenous film industry, as local thai productions filmed here will benefit from the rebate programme, and small independent films can use that to kick start financing. and that will build the abilities and capacity. studios and tied professionals. even more, some feel higher profile films produced and coming from thailand can act as an international gate way. >> they have been waiting for a long time for the world to understand the different conciliation between countries and culture. and what can be the better tool than movies. >> now the decision rests with the government. looking for a second half. >>> now, three herds men have been arreste

nate nims "how to put into words wha they are feeling. it's a struggle because what do you say?" amongst the grief - - a small sense of peace. joe greemore "as i was visiting with moe's mother today she was saying, through her son, it was a comfort to know wherrmoe is. to not be wondering is he out there somewhere, when will our son come home. they know where he is, there is a comfort in that." the family is not alone in feeling the loss of moe sed. hartman "here on church row, it was an almost daily occurance to ee moe sed riding his bike down thii very sidewalk. something church leaders say they wish they could riding around a lot and it was one of those reminders that he was in town and he was one of our neighbors." a memorial fund is being set up to help cover funeral costs. the family has tentative plans to lay moe sed to rest on sunday december 20th - -what would have been his birthday. we'veegot you covered live in the newsroom . . . jessica hartman kwwl news. moe d's family releasing this statement. it says: "our family not sure what to say as we grieve the loss of our so

they drill it on nim they do a great job. john: those firefighters were taken as a precaution. again, they should be ok. live in downtown crossing tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: right now in worcester, police are investigating a possible second theft of human remains from hope cemetery. it comes after six skeletons were confirmed stolen from a family tomb last week. amador medina of connecticut is charged for that crime. now worcester detectives say three more bodies may have been taken from a second crypt. a check of all city cemetery ed: two millbury students could be charged accused of making a hit list. police say no other students were ever in any danger. a school resource officer was tipped off to the list. the superintendent is not saying exactly what the threat was. heather: a public school in holyoke that specializes in the care of emotionally-disaged children, is now accused of abusing them. am investigation by the disability law center found that children at the tech school were subjected to excessive force, neglect and improper see solution. that

it's a good day when you can say yield curve. >> and nim. >> and nim. time for "street talk."s always a good day. analyst recommendations on the stocks you need to know about. alphabet is your first name. formerly known as going. axiom capital raising the target to $1,000 a share from $900. they cite a couple things, increased revenues, eps growth, valuation. 30% or so upside. comes on the back of that bullish barron's article how youtube is going to be bigger than netflix. >> in january it's going to be the first earnings report for alphabet in which they break out what they're losing or making but probably losing. a lot of their ventures such as project loon and the self-driving car and robots and things like that. so it's going to be the most transparent quarter they will get from alphabet in its history. >> and you will have that on "fast money" 5:00 p.m. eastern. >> we will for sure. sun edison, we're watching that one giving back a lot of big gains made during the christmas eve session on news of a credit line. a neutral rating, a $10 price target. sun edison appears to

rob grown ski's knee injury proves to be nothing more than strain he should back at 100 percent it nim too are play off gronk is expected to be in tremendous pain for the next two weeks and miss at least one game according to an nfl source. >> gronkowski diving right knee. gronk carted off. rob grown could you ski lucky to walk away from denver with just a strained right knee. injury described as self limiting by an nfl source. meaning when pain subsides, gronk is good to go. >> great news for tom brady who spoke with jim gray on the westwood 1 radio network tonight. >> fifths not you know an as significant as it could have possibly looked. that will be a big sigh of relief for our entire team. just because of the kind of contributor that he is for our offense. everyone has their fingers crossed because he's suffered injuries. and it's just that it's tough to see one of your teammates and friends go down. that's something brady has week. first it was deion lewis done for season with a torn acl. julie enedelman ought six to eight weeks with foot injury suffered against the giants and la

one exchange shows clinton talking to a diane reynolds that's a sued nim for her daughter chelsea. like group launched the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. it's debate over whether clinton believed that was random violence. >>> republican candidate donald trump says he's not joking anymore. yesterday he suggested cnn should pay him to attend the next debate. the businessman put a price on his participation $5 million. it's not the first time donald trump has threatened to pull out of a debate. trump made the comments at a campaign stop in macon georgia. >> the flyers have won back to back games in three of their last four. >>> kobe bryant and the lakers in philadelphia to face the sixers tonight. both teams are last in their conferences. it will be bryant's last time playing in his hometown as an nba player. the lower merion high school grad retires at the end of the season. >>> the temple owls visit houston to play the cougars in the american athletic conference championship game on saturday. if temple wins they will be eligible for either the fiesta or the peach bowl. yo

is the battery a brand nim battery? >> reporter: the one i just bought online is no longer being sold, either. that's one red flag. so i had james inspect mine. okay. if i look at this, it comes with a charger. >> that seems fine. >> reporter: not quite sure about this battery. >> can't speak to the battery quality. >> reporter: and the wiring? >> the wiring from the charge system is perfectly fine. >> reporter: now, if you look at the box, it says ul. it's like a safety code stamp of approval. on my hoverboard it didn't have the ul code. that's another red flag. the wiring is good. the battery is not samsung or lg as we said. it's up to me what i decide to do. it's no longer online on amazon.com. so do your homework and don't bring i on an airline. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> two package thieves caught in the act. how two san jose women jumped into action until police arrived. >> plus, a refinery scare. why fire and smoke were seen coming from the facility in the east bay. >> the coast is clear! the temperatures are

for his readiness to return which will be determined in days or hours prior to the appropriate game "nim type a reported to final determine tagues would speculative. gronk also making noise by agreeing with a claim on twitter that he's unfairly being targeted for offensive pass interference. the pats have been called for offensive pi more than any other team by far. pats safety devin mccourty cities wouldn't surprise him if officials were playing close attention to gronk. i'm sure teams are trying to the refs to watching and i think they are really looking at it for them. but i know he'll be able to overcome anything they tie to do that's why he best tight end in game. malcolm but her skillfully blame refs one thing thing you have no control over. they call him tight. they call them what they see. you know, like i said once before we can't control what they call just got to go out there and play and execute the plays. >> and some good news for that coming sunday. they will welcome in a philadelphia eagles team that has led up a combined 90 points over it's last two games. >> latest live

why not give them weapons and let nim go at it. >> part of it is juan's point there's a lot of players and he worries about an american plane getting shot down, and also he points out isis doesn't have an air force, so you're not having to worry about that. >> and very quickly about weapons d dectly to the kurds? right now america is giving them, through but baghdad. so that's to the point. how do we deal with baghdad's government. >>> honors veterans, and a holiday visit from the wallace grandkids.d it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. john henry was a steel drivin' man hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. and all this doin' takes energy -no matter who's doin'. there's all kinds of doin' up in here. or what they're doin'. what the heck's he doin? energy got us here. to keep doers doin' the e uff doers do... >>> it's a christmas tradition here, to share the story of how one family has found a way to express the meaning of the holiday season. it's a moving example of love for our country and personal generosity. once again, here is o

. >> their leveraged a little bit, and the nim for the reets which are leveraged declines, and the market has mass ily priced in a fed move. certainly a fed move of 25 basis points because these rits, like anoly which i own, are trading at 23% discounts so they're not asset value, and they -- the market conditions have not deteriorated for a reet. >> already bond funds trading at 18% discounts so to their net as elvalue. that's like buying $100 bill. they have yields of 10% to 12%, and have a cushion of safety because of the discounts of net asset value. when you compare an s&p 500 yielding two to a basket of carefully selected reets and closed down funds it's very hard to figure out how you are going to break even owning the s&p 500. you have a 10% increase in yield owning this basket of reets and closed down funds, and as stocks stay where they are, i believe the credit market must improve. credit market deteriorate, it seems almost impossible that equities could stay at the level that is they're at and not decline somewhat, and i think equities go up 10%, it's almost certain that the d

chartists are looking for accumulation on big volume or distribution, that's a sin owe nim for sellingf a stock and that could telegraph a big decline. they measure these moves by an accumulation distribution line. when the calculation of the accumulation distribution line is arcane involving -- i know it is -- charting of whether a stock closes higher on greater volume on any given day versus lower on low volume, i care passionately about it because it can is go against the grain of conventional thinking of stocks. we saw them being right in monsanto in july of 2012. this was an unbelievable one that i completely got wrong. thank heavens for the chart. i didn't care for this stock at the time, i didn't like gmos, i was biased, kim collins kau it another way. he said the accumulation distribution line showed that while the stock had down days they were on light five so all the down days you had low volume and heavy volume on the up days, that's a sign more money was flowing into the stock than out of it. he noted such a consistent persistent accumulation or buying pattern versus the di

hit nim in the head. took his phone.f you know who they are, give police a call. >>> even though he did get hit in the head that man is not hu hurt. >>> the driver of this mangled suv is on a mission tonight to find out the couple who may have saved her life. they're willingness to stop and help after a terrible late night accident is appreciated more than they know and she wants to let them know what it meant to her. our bruce gordon joins us in the newsroom with the incredible story. bruce? >> reporter: iain, if you find yourself driving southbound on the blue route the next couple of days just north of the mcdade boulevard exit you may notice a pair of tire tracks leading up to an embankment and into a grove of broken trees. the story behind those tire marks may strangely enough put a smile on your face. tire tracks, broken tree limbs and shattered car parts don't do justice to the severity of the accident. you have to see what's left of the 2000 sand chevy blazer 22-year-old chelsea baker was driving late late saturd

. >> nim the lobby of the four seasons hotel. over and loves you and loves all of us, and asks me a question. pete has been saying on the show that he wanted to buy volatility, and the viewer wanted to know exactly how it is you buy that volatility. what were you iffing to buy to put in -- >> the vix. i was on the plane monday. i tried to buy the vix. they said i couldn't buy the vix. i had to buy some etf of the vix. >> that was the viewer's we. >> i went for the uvxy, but then it took off monday, unfortunately. because it got underneath 15. we talked about it on the show last thursday, actually. i said, look, i'm looking at volatility. it gets under 15, i want to buy it. >> to josh's point, it's a double. >> seriously, just you and me. forget everybody else. >> right. >> okay. >> i will stop doing the _#help pete if you make a trade -- make one trade almost every day between now and the end of the contest. what the heck. how many trades do you have left? >> 50. >> yeah. >> okay. >> you make a trade. >> you day trade. >> i'm ser

. >> she gave him a shocka nim nak when he was born. >> they are clearly very tight. >> great grandma. >>> coming up in this half hour, can wealthy accused killer authorities charging him with murder? "48 hours" correspondent erin moriarty is in the green room with more on that. >>> some peace corps volunteers say the agency helped to design help around the world is losing sight of tragedies in its own backyard. kris van cleave with our new creation is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> "usa today" reports on the federal reserve likely to raise interest rates gradually. the fed is expected to increase rates for the first time in nearly a decade when it meets this week. fed policymakers have emphasized they would likely lift the rate gently because of economic weakness and overseas and tight credit. >>> "the washington post" reports on journalists swept up in the chinese cyberattack that targeted federal employees. the government is notifying journalists accredited by federal agencies to sign up for identity theft protection. social secur

we wish nim all of course our very best. back to you. >>> it is astounding, when you consider she was just on yesterday. that was video, a little over 24 hours ago, and then she gives birth to twins. >> not that she was on tv 24 hours ago, but dealing with a major, major issue with her company, which is why she was on tv and gave birth right after that. very healthy twins, though. >> we certainly wish them well, but we're wondering what she's name them. this ultimate spin-off she's achieved here today. >> thank you, sharon. >>> about 30 minutes to go leer, baba, abaco, yes, we had a lot. s&p up 7 1/2, nasdaq 22. we'll come back with a leading trader -- wait, it's gordon today. i, you better be careful. >> i'm sorry. >> from adobe and restoration hardware, we'll bring you their number the second they hit the tape and instant analysis right after the closing bell. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. the markets change, at t. rowe price, our d

it is called the secret of nim minus the rats., what is the options market expecting for the financial stocks? >> yes, you're right. options market in this broader financial select sector etf is looking for a bullish sent. to come out of the fed. that would be likely a rate hike here. just putting it in perspective, the implied move is around 2.5%. that's basically twice of what we've seen around fed meetings over the last five years. this is by far the biggest improbability that there is a rate hike if we compare to september, pretty similar size move being implied. another way to think about it is the options market is not setting up for a huge pop to the upside nor it is setting up for a notable pullback. that 2.5% move is expecting things to move tomorrow. >> okay. so even another different betting metric saying the fed will go tomorrow. thank you very much. reminder, we're going to do two more segments. can you see them every day on our website. let's talk about what is emerging. perhaps that is the emerging credit market con

>> well, it improves obviously the nims for banks and improves the profitability of a schwab.ir and let's be happy for them. so it make the financial sector a little more profitable, but it doesn't at the moment increase the benefit to savers. it probably doesn't increase the benefit for pension and insurance companies with longer-term liabilities and ultimately that's why the fed should never have gone below perhaps 1% on fed funds and should never go -- or at least never for the next several years go above 2% because there's too much leverage and ultimately the saver needs something, but not a lot. >> and just a reminder, we have about 1:45 we're expecting if she's on time fed chair gellyel. you see our steve liesman. he's diligently getting ready. scott minerd, who is a winner and a loser in today's decision? >> well, look, i think that people in general that have an opportunity to invest in fixed income here, have cash, are winners. and the reason for that, brian, has more to do with the fact that the fed is basically i think given us some signal they're not insensitive to