last week, the movie studio nixed the release of the comedy film "the interview" about a plot to kill north korean leader kim jong-un. the cancellation followed threats against theaters and a hack of corporate data which officials say was ordered by the north korean government. speaking to cnn, president obama said the u.s. would respond proportionately, but said he doesn't consider the hacking an act of war. >> i don't think it was an act of war. i think it was an act of cybervandalism that was very costly, very expensive.

the bill that harry reid worked on that the president nixed. you see these democrats come forward that need to distance themselves from the white house they will work together with republicans to get some of this support together. maybe we can override these vetoes on the keystone pipeline, the aca, things that are important that americans want to see done. neil: what if the president can't bother with republicans? he doesn't like them, doesn't feel they have any sort of a victory in the midterm any substance, so he will just willy-nilly do things unilaterally. he has a press core that will sing his praises on anything and he figures that's the ace in his hat. >> we've already seen that. obviously, moving forward on executive action unilaterally, he's set a bad precedent showing his unwillingness to work with republicans. if republicans work in a bipartisan manner, like the medical device tax, we have enough democrats to support that, that puts pressure on the president. neil: but he wouldn't veto that. he would try to find another way to get r

that began a magnificent journey a magic carpet ride from nixes defeat through what nixon described as a wilderness years to the achievement of the highest office to the president of the united states and pat buchanan was with him every step of the way it is recorded in this great book once last week. this is the pacific coast launch the greatest comeback how richard -- "the greatest comeback" how richard nixon rose from defeat to create the new majority" and how he won the presidency. he spent every day strategizing, planning, and the first and eyewitness to their brilliance of the 307th president. please welcome pat buchanan. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much. with that reception i may start looking at 2016. [laughter] [applause] this is the second time i have spoken in the east room in to mention the folks that i have served with over the years or even going back four or five decades to symbolize being with nixon the campaign for governor in 62 before i was there a and trying to save very goldwater when i was there and shelley buchanan. stand-up. [laughter] >> el also l

her husband john therefore nixed christmas after what she described as a quote particularly bad display of intitlement. app the money they save on presents will good to service projects and gifts for others. >> the people who are makers are now welcome at the marin county library thanks to 6000 dollar donation marin city library now offers public access to two, 3 d printers. all you need to did is make appointment on the library web site then bring the design in on a flash drive. officials say marin city pilot program is successful more branches will get printers. >>> president obama is the first sitting president to be printed in 3d. teams from the smithsonian took the presidential portrait with special lights and camera. printer completed the bust you see it there now on display at the smithsonian in washington. inspiration came from the lincoln life mask dim tall composite of president lincoln face. >> pretty cool. >> it is. >> kahn imagine secret service checking out the gisz month. >> working in retail on black friday can be really tough with the long hours and the mob of all the s

her husband john therefore nixed christmas after what she described as a quote particularly bad display of intitlement. app the money they save on presents will good to service projects and gifts for others. >> the people who are makers are now welcome at the marin county library thanks to 6000 dollar donation marin city library now offers public access to two, 3 d printers. all you need to did is make appointment on the library web site then bring the design in on a flash drive. officials say marin city pilot program is successful more branches will get printers. >>> president obama is the first sitting president to be printed in 3d. teams from the smithsonian took the presidential portrait with special lights and camera. printer completed the bust you see it there now on display at the smithsonian in washington. inspiration came from the lincoln life mask dim tall composite of president lincoln face. >> pretty cool. >> it is. >> kahn imagine secret service checking out the gisz month. >> working in retail on black friday can be really tough with the long hours and the mob of all the s

her husband john therefore nixed christmas after what she described as a quote particularly bad display of intitlement. app the money they save on presents will good to service projects and gifts for others. >> the people who are makers are now welcome at the marin county library thanks to 6000 dollar donation marin city library now offers public access to two, 3 d printers. all you need to did is make appointment on the library web site then bring the design in on a flash drive. officials say marin city pilot program is successful more branches will get printers. >>> president obama is the first sitting president to be printed in 3d. teams from the smithsonian took the presidential portrait with special lights and camera. printer completed the bust you see it there now on display at the smithsonian in washington. inspiration came from the lincoln life mask dim tall composite of president lincoln face. >> pretty cool. >> it is. >> kahn imagine secret service checking out the gisz month. >> working in retail on black friday can be really tough with the long hours and the mob of all the s

after carl died, this was 19 nix, '97, around there, i was asked by the board of the planetary society, this was a group that carl sagan cofounded, it's an organization, carl sagan felt that the public needed to be more engaged in our ambitions for the exploration of space in the planets and stuff. >> yep. >> so the planetary society promotes the peaceful exploration of space. he dies. then they invited me to join the board. >> yep. >> in that environment, i had many more encounters with ann druyan, carl sagan's widow, because she's on the board as well. >> right. >> then ann felt comfortable to pop the question. dismoo. >> you're the one. >> this is act wally a sort of -- actually sort of a role forward. >> we're going to come back to gravity. >> george clooney, does he remake gravity. in the sequel, yeah, he's still in or bit and they capture him. >> you can't resit. >> you mentioned george clooney, i didn't. >> i'm just keying it up for later. >> so you're not remaking the -- >> no, no,. >> it's the continuation. >> right. >> -- of this great unfolding cosmic journey. >> and it's un

get past jenkintown and norristown you get into this blue area where we have light freezing rain nixing in. areas like lansdale pennington pottstown and north you could have slipping and sliding. again philadelphia with the moderate rain at this point and look at the heavy stuff that is over to the east of philadelphia and much of south jersey at this point from cape may all the way up to atlantic city and then straight up through burlington county and up towards trenton so these areas are going to have the biggest problems with ponding and puddling on roadways and those intersections that you hit and you just go boom in the big rain or big water is spraying everywhere. take it real slow there and then slow going of course in allentown, quakertown, reading, hamburg out in berks county is all related to that potential icing that we have in those northern suburbs and down into reading and back into lancaster, too. now, the warm air that you see changing things over to rain in norristown and malvern to the south is pushing toward the north but it's going to be a slow progression and up unt

they don't get the reg nix. >> they already have a target on their back. >> one incident out of millions of incidents and try to make it be a race issue where the cop did something wrong when they're actually following guidelines. >> the reason these guys were killed today wasn't based on their race or color. it was based on the fact that they were in a marked police r car, wearing blue. >> targeted. >> they were targeted. the same way that bernie and boe referred to the bla, when you had -- >> black liberation army. >> walking on the lower east side, executed. eddy burn, police officer in 1988 sitting in front of a witness' house targeted because he was a cop protecting someone. >> talk about the fact we're hearing nypd police officers are lining the streets outside of the hospital where -- apparently the bodies of the two police officers still are. do you sense that there will be a change in the nypd and the police officers, boe deedle talking about, hey, look, you know what? there's a different world out there. cops have to go home. they have to protect themselves. and then you've got

i also saw literature where nix on polled i believe it was nelson rockefeller and other people who you wouldn't think would be supporters of richard nixon. but the net was cast widely. everybody comes back with gerry ford. but who's number two? george bush. it wasn't his time yet. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> final question, bob. not part of the ford administration, but part of the ford story that sort of weird moment at the 1980 republican convention where there was a brief moment when ford might have become reagan's vice presidential running mate? but he wanted to run half of the cabinet or something? what was that all about? >> ronald reagan had gone through the -- what was a very bruising primary. and the second run -- the runner up was george bush. but nancy reagan didn't like george bush. nancy reagan did not like the fact that he had coined the term voodoo economics. bush had gotten out of talks to walter cronkite. cronkite interviews him and cronkite's got pieces of the story. he says are you a candidate for the vice presidency? and ford goes on for two minutes without saying

nick was saint nixed. couple inost couples are based has canceled christmas for their three brats. their boys ages 11, 8 and 5 had been, quote, acting up quite a bit and weren't very grateful for what they had. when timeout didn't work, they decided to go full on grinch mode. the mom wrote on her personal blog that the money they would have spent on gift s who go to buy things for the needy. here she is on a show i like to call fox and friends. >> we wanted to do something for our kids to help them realize that it is not all about getting. >> it seemed like a right time to give them an intense experience to enjoy giving instead of getting. >> speaking of intense experiences. >> wow, that was intense. i feel bad for calling her kids brats. she seems like a nice woman. she seems humble and nice. not what i expected. courtney, are you a mom. is she going too far and not far enough? >> any mom that has two boys, three boys, four boys, i sympathize for them. little girls are so much easier and little boys can b

so name wreck nix might be a big factor for jeb bush and for mitt romney but to not include him, it just seems like a glaring omission. >> well, that's what i'm saying. i kind of like your take on it which is perhaps this was a fundraising effort because if you really want to have serious poll, let's put them all in there and i think you'll see that mitt romney once again will come out on top. >> it's just glaring by omission. that's all i'm saying. if you're going to throw them all in there, a dozen or potentially more, throw them in there, miss it up and see what you get. that pretty half-assed to me. very good to see you again with want you to be aware of polls and what is left out. everyone seizes on this and they're not quite aware of who is in and who is out and a big name that was left out. >>> you think this man just hilt the jackpot in why something he is accused of doing 20 years ago could cost him every penny. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets ol

signed a deal recently withstand ford to do some lecturing out there, so essentially he'll have to nix that deal and make himself comfortable over at the pentagon. he's known inside this white house as somebody who won't need a tour of the pentagon. he's well-regarded and knows that place very well >> now for the confirmation process, which should be fun. barbara starr, jim acosta thanks so much. i'll be right back. sea captain: there's a narratorstorm cominhe storm narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> okay this is happy breaking news i promise. car sales at their highest since 2001. wow. little sunshine. christine romans is here, that's amazing. >> auto dealers are having sunshine. black friday was about buying a new ride

they don't get the reg nix. >> they already have a target on their back. >> one incident out of millionsf incidents and try to make it be a race issue where the cop did something wrong when they're actually following guidelines. >> the reason these guys were killed today wasn't based on their race or color. it was based on the fact that they were in a marked police r car, wearing blue. >> targeted. >> they were targeted. the same way that bernie and boe referred to the bla, when you had -- >> black liberation army. >> walking on the lower east side, executed. eddy burn, police officer in 1988 sitting in front of a witness' house targeted because he was a cop protecting someone. >> talk about the fact we're hearing nypd police officers are lining the streets outside of the hospital where -- apparently the bodies of the two police officers still are. do you sense that there will be a change in the nypd and the police officers, boe deedle talking about, hey, look, you know what? there's a different world out there. cops have to go home. they have to protect themselves. and then you've got t

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eric: nix on opened up china. but, ed, he had bonefides being rabid anticommunist over those year. >> why wait until few weeks after election where his party got totally repudiated. he lost more house members than any modern president this two terms. totally repudiated. governor, at every level. joe has to admit. run a few weeks before christmas come out come out without any national debate and no discussion come out with this? congress will deal with this severely. i promise you this will be a big debate issue in the next election in florida and elsewhere. and i think to a certain extent if you want to do something like this you better go to the american public explain why you take the biggest critical country on in our own hemisphere who trashed america and american policy for off years and say we'll give you big favors? sooner or later because it is absolute bankrupt company, country, they will come to us for supplements and rest of the us do-gooders like this president wants to do. eric: talk about this presid

saying he thinks the studio made a mistake by cancelling the release of the film "the interview" sony nixedfilm in another platform. and the fbi says north korea was behind the cyberattack. they deny that. back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> believe it or not, i'm a lot older than i look in here. >> yeah, he is. >> and people ask me how i do it, and, well, here's one of my secrets. as you see, there's plenty of vegetables. i grow gardens here and i try to eat as healthy as i possibly can because we don't get it in the chow hall. >> i'm here to pick up offender philbeck. he's moving to the "e" dorm at this time. the doctor authorized his move. >> can you sign him out, please? >> yes. >> after one week spent in a temporary holding cell, john philbeck's transfer from indiana state prison's residential treatment unit or rtu, to a general population dorm is finally ready to happen. >> go out this way. >> just be cool. >> unit 18 to "e" dorm. did you get everything? >> yeah. >> how have you been doing? >> all right. >> so far? you'll do all right.

the studio had nixed the relief after threats.ephan wroten praised the decision. now it's back to pop barons. >>> compliance, it can drive up costs for any industry, but for marijuana, a start-up industry without banking support, the pot barons say the changing rules restrict revenues and halt production, which can lead to ruin. and when you're the kingpin of an edibles empire, you can feel at risk of becoming a government lab rat, stuck in a maze of emergency rules, fire safety regulations, production codes, all while building a state of the art weed factory. >> what's up? how are you, bud? good. >> it's borderline emotional for me to reflect on not only where we started but what this facility looked like is surreal. this has never been done before. there's never been a facility to this level of sophistication to serve a marijuana industry. >> that looks really nice. just curious to see the progress we're making. >> when you manufacture at this scale, everything is exponentially larger. profits but also loss. >> oh, baby. i misse

we've just gotten word that harry reid has nixed the possibility to strip out that provision tonight. you see one of the negotiators now speaking life on the senate floor. >>> now, the provigsz to weaken wall street regulations is not the only problem. the entire bill is kind of a lobbyist's paradise. a big spending bill is the place for lawmakers to shove their pet projectings and gifts to big donors. hire the cat logs are contributorment you have a great piece today about everything else that's in there, not including the pushout this sort of city group written provision. what else is in there? >> what isn't in there? this is really, you know, they call these kind of bills a kpris mas tree where there's all kinds of ornaments adorned on top of the built. and most of them, as you said, are readily gifts to lobbyists. you have the change of 40 year rule that pension benefits to not be cut for skurnt retirees. and, now, with a provision rider in this bill, you can cut pension benefits for current retirees and multiemployer plans. these are people who earned these retirement benefits an

regulators nixed it. what do we do from here? >> this i am told is definitely because of the political situation that has erupted because of ukraine. it is the state-owned oil company supposed to buy this oil trading business from morgan stanley. this had been in the works before a lot of sanctions went into effect. looked like the deal was going to go through and then this morning for some reason they couldn't get clearance and on the background we are being told this is somehow related. >> you cannot overestimate or overstate the importance of oil to russia. at these levels russian gdp could fall by 40%. there is a growing chance -- it's high. there is a growing chance that russia will have difficulty meeting debt obligations. >> so they have a big pile of cash reserves and they have to make hard choices. >> which is not only declining on a daily basis but the value of that cash -- the last couple of days they try to defend the ruble but it is way down. >> if you are talking about the sovereign debt they have enough. they have

rice nixed with oh got and saffron and baked.hink of rice as a side dish around here, it can be the main event. >> okay, very very good. >> you put far more on the table than anyone could conceivably eat. if you)d tonight like your guet you don't put anything. [laughter] >> and here is a large meat ball. >> ground beef, onion and cooked rice, walnuts, fried apricots and boiled eggs. >> this is enormous. we take you to our hearts and all of that and you are extreme in so many ways. >> do you see this tortured relationship between america and iran for many years, how do you think most americans will react when they see this. [laughter] >> rose: what was the answer to that? >> i said aren't you the axis of evil and he said we're just ordinary evil like everybodyels. it's so confusing. the women in particular, very assertive, very opinionated, very different. we see the hi ab, we're aware of the religious police, we hear what is said by the government and the clergy. but how people talk and hold b$ówn]]tz and it's verysurprisi. >> ro

last week, the movie studio nixed the release of the comedy film "the interview" about a plot to kill north korean leader kim jong-un. the cancellation followed threats against theaters and a hack of corporate data which officials say was ordered by the north korean government. speaking to cnn, president obama said the u.s. would respond proportionately, but said he doesn't consider the hacking an act of war. >> i don't think it was an act of war. i think it was an act of cybervandalism that was very costly, very expensive. we taken very seriously. we will respond proportionately. >> north korea has denied involvement and proposed a joint investigation with the u.s. government to prove it. in a statement, a north korean official said -- "we have a way to prove that we have nothing to do with the case without resorting to torture, as the cia does." the official also warned the u.s. of serious consequences if the u.s. rejects the proposal and launches countermeasures. we'll have more on this story later in the broadcast. president obama delivered his final news conference of the year fr

face a challenge he is said to have an excellent relationship with the white house chief of staff, den nix mcdonough, and he's also somebody that doesn't come to the job as a bold-faced name the way that gates, panetta and hagel did ash carter is somebody not with a national reputation. he has an excellent reputation as a tech no krat, as a defense intellectual, if you will, he is somebody that nose the pentagon very well having served as deputy secretary of defense but he's not somebody that necessarily might even though he is said to have a very healthy sense of ego and confidence and will push back, he's not somebody to that necessarily has the standing to get into a fight with the white house if you will. he's not somebody that already comes to the job with the kind rf reputation that his three predecessors have, wolf. >> barbara starr, you spnt time looking into ash carter's background. he is a physicist by training. he served as an assistant defense secretary, served as a deputy secretary. i take it he was confirmed by the senate unanimously but you've looked at some controversial st

jackie: the stuff that isn't working, we just need to nix it. like, it's time.and-ball set -- ben: i think that's kind of a dying product. jackie: yeah, it's not selling. right now the latest trend is at-home tailgating for tailgating parties, and that could be in all sports. maybe some home decor. we could do a pizza tray, a wing tray, a salad bowl, little mini bowls. it's endless. ben: stretching outside just wooden bats is something that dad's not gonna be real receptive to. jackie: i think he's gonna be nervous. ben: i think dad has a problem letting go, whether it's been successful or not. scott: i want to get marcus in here. he's afraid that our business is so focused on the mini bat. and as he said, toe-to-toe, we can't compete with louisville slugger. marcus, you got a minute? 'cause i'm a little bit upset, and i want to talk to you. there's something that you have to understand about our competition. you've got competition in your business. everybody does. lemonis: i'm suggesting that you don't double down and chase something that may look good today, b

jackie: the stuff that isn't working, we just need to nix it. like, it's time.d-ball set -- ben: i think that's kind of a dying product. jackie: yeah, it's not selling. right now the latest trend is at-home tailgating for tailgating parties, and that could be in all sports. maybe some home decor. we could do a pizza tray, a wing tray, a salad bowl, little mini bowls. it's endless. ben: stretching outside just wooden bats is something that dad's not gonna be real receptive to. jackie: i think he's gonna be nervous. ben: i think dad has a problem letting go, whether it's been successful or not. scott: i want to get marcus in here. he's afraid that our business is so focused on the mini bat. and as he said, toe-to-toe, we can't compete with louisville slugger. marcus, you got a minute? 'cause i'm a little bit upset, and i want to talk to you. there's something that you have to understand about our competition. you've got competition in your business. everybody does. lemonis: i'm suggesting that you don't double down and chase something that may look good today, but

james, lebron cavaliersse cleveland played the brooklyn nets could this did not stop lebron from nixing in -- mixing a political statement about the eric garnered. he wore a t-shirt that said "i can't breathe" has protests went on outside the barclays and appeare -- barclays and appeared we will tell you which industries are the hottest and what oil could possibly do to spoil the party. plus, a warning from amazon to u.s. regulators -- lighten up when it comes to drones. ♪ >> we have been keeping a close eye on the markets this morning. they have been tumbling all across the world. stocks in general have enjoyed it will run over the last you aars, raking in returns from 10%. but we are not likely to see that continue into 2015. in an exclusive interview with erik schatzker, his outlook for the markets. >> my forecast is that equities will go up 10% a year. interest rates will continue to be suppressed. ultimately, equity returns will be somewhat muted. you will not have that disparity of 2.5% bond returns and 10% equities. i would have framed it -- the question was 2 to 2.5, and the equ

sony letting the theaters nix the film. is that the right response? >> it might be.t's really difficult to tell what's going on. everyone's operating in a cloud right now. the people who are good at hacking computers on this level aren't necessarily the same type of people who take sort of physical bomb type personal actual violence type actions, so it seems a little doubtful. right now, things are so up in the air, you can see why the company is being cautious. let's remember that the internal chaos inside the company is probably very high right now, so you can also see that no one's in a position to take a brave decision. >> are we concerned that we do not know as much information as we should know with regard to threats made against sony, because the f.b.i. is involved and there may be more threats? >> yeah, it really could be. these are people who are operating very much in public. this is one of the postpone-spirited sort of acts of this sort we have ever seen. they delight in drawing out the companies pain and i hate to laugh bit, because there are some serious

nix whereon represented the average woman. what do we think about that? >> who put that forth? >> they just purposely -- nixon knew even winning he wasn't the most popular of individuals. when he campaigned in '60, he actually said whatever you think of me, we all can agree that pat would be a wonderful first lady. it's like such an odd thing to say, but she was a lovely woman, a friendly woman who wasn't used nearly to the effect that she could have been by the white house because they just didn't understand her charm and the value and the power that she had. so they trotted her out as a symbol of the average housewife, and sort of tried to mold her into this look or this image of this -- she's just like you. >> well, and you think of when nixon talked about her republican cloth coat, that she was not the kind of person who was in a fancy fur coat, and then you compare that to all of the reports about mrs. kennedy shopping and spending thousands -- tens of thousands of dollars so mrs. kennedy said i would have had to buy cable underwear to spend that much money. you have two d

a ruling was passed to nix a beauty contest. politicians describe them at discriminatory saying they encourage eating disorders. now these girls are going to competitions to get awards for their contributions to their own communities. >> i didn't realize that, but it is one of the highest rates of eating disorders in argentina. >> this is a good is to be. >> yeah. >> the belgian prime minister got a not so tasty surprise. >> monday, three anti austerity protestors bombarded him with soggy fries and a side of mayo. >> the prime minister took it in stride and brushed off the food fight. a lot of austerity measures in greece. that is the national dish of belgium. they didn't three beer at him. >> he was smiling, so he had a sense of humor about it, but what they were protesting was not funny to them. >> pope francis sharply criticizing vatican bureaucrats. >> he warns they are suffering from spiritual alzheimer's and called their gossip a form of satanic assassination. >> a silver lining to the heavy rain that's inundated californi

it is nixing eight items. >> please tell me the sausage biscuit is still going to be there. >> mcdonald's wants to change the perception that it only serves junk food but is getting rid of extra value meals from 16 to now 11, but the big mac survives. >> wisconsin governor scott walker may be getting a he brew-english dictionary this holiday season. walker seems to have mixed up the words mazeltov with molotov, a homemade grenade. his parting words in a letter to a jewish constituent said thank you again and molotov. let's hope it was auto correct. >> reddit posting a media storm. a man showed his two children with one on the couch with him and another painting his toe nails. some thought he was awesome, others thought he was ignoring his kids. almost 2,000 responses, but as the father of two daughters, i can tell you. >> i thought maybe you were going to say that the comments were about how the color didn't match. >> that's exactly what i was going to say. i will never tell you that i fell asleep during the rugrats movies. >> some lawmakers are angry about a top treasury post, banks woul

our own henry cabot ronald, who nix wonout on his ticket that year and with all due respect may be the only demonstrable example of a modern vice presidential candidate who wound up costing his ticket votes, but for good reason. he went up to harlem and he promised there would be an african-american in the cabinet if richard nixon became president. which immediately threw the nixon campaign into a tail spin, which was systemic of their problem. the republican platform in 1960 contained the strongest civil rights plank in the civil rights but richmond nixon within to atlanta and 125,000 people turn out. he could taste republican victory in the south. and in the end, he couldn't decide whether he wanted to be henry cabot lodge or -- >> well to some extent he tried to be both. be hut through the first affirmative action policies of government and then tried to appoint segregationists to the supreme court when he became president. governor, let's talk about the future. what is the republican party look like to you now? how similar or different does it seem the party that you were major fig

but people looked at the total votes with rockefeller and kennedy and mccarthy and johnson but nixing got more votes. more than all the others put together because of a project we had. and to people did not notice but ince said the country is turning to this man who is to be the greatest of all time. but eugene mccarthy against lyndon johnson and his johnson's name was not even on the ballot so i was astonished. people who wanted johnson to be tougher. and then robert kennedy jumped into the race against johnson to say he is appealing to the darker impulses of the american spirit than was just brutal. and then called him a complete opportunists. it was a brutal attack. so then we expected rockefeller to go after us because romney was gone. so he holds of press conference and did not watch television in then to tell me about our impressions. it was a smart thing to do because those viewpoints he knows what he thinks. so rockefeller announced he would not run. so we went in and told nixon i didn't tell him that nixon said its the girl. at that time there were reports that rockefeller ha

. >> if only the nix could say the same thing. >> nice. >>> david darst with predictions of where the>>> and here's a story did give you some christmas cheer. speaking to the head of a national ready made pizza crust keeping the employees on the payroll after a fire destroyed his only production facility. we'll have that feel-good story for you in and a little bit of about the business coming up. the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ho, ho, ho, ho] lease the 2015 c 300 4matic for $419 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >>> closing out a positive day with record territory for the dow and the s&p. although well off the highs right now. nasdaq is up 35 points. joining sara and me right now, david darst, another good year for the markets, david. and here we sit now. there's been so much skepticism about the gains of the last few years and going into 2015 the economy seems to be doing much better. gdp report very good. unemployment going down. ironically, is this the time to be more cautious th

research to suggest that the answer is nixed. if i had a suggestion for you, christian, talk to awe for brooks, do joint research to say octoberively, that's the impact of a higher minimum wage. we have a great natural experiment in the country. it's a great opportunity to study. >> why not let states decide? >> let me be clear. when we say the evidence is mixed. largely, evidence says it has positive employment effects or no employment effects. the studies that says it's negative are outliers. the serious studies, one of the most heavily study. >> there was a good study last year, but the point is maybe higher minimum wage leads to higher productivity and motivation and so forth. it's not fully established. better off in the long run and the people making the minimum wage to make a strong case that guys like joe agree with it's better for the economy. just making the case based on -- >> i've been here often enough -- i like talking to joe, but trying to convince joe is i'm not the right guy. >> he's convinced by evidence. >> the

democrat elizabeth warren is urging progressives to not back the bill until one provision is nixed.f it visiting newdaycnn.com for the latest. >>> mick? >> yes. >> hollywood is an ugly place and we can prove it. the hack attack of sony may have been wrong but the e-mails are out there now. let me tell you, it is revelatory of what is going on in that place. we bring host of "reliable sources" brian stelter, seat at the table deserved here sir. these are incredible. hooer is the first one from scott rudin to amy pascal, talking about angelina jolie. "i'm not remotely interested in presiding over a $180 million ego bath we both know will be the career-defining debacle for both of us. i'm not destroying my career over a minimally talented spoiled brat who thought nothing of shoving this off her plate for 18 months so she could do g direct a movie." >> so far from the glitz and glamo glamour, this is the more real honest side of hollywood, what really happens behind the scenes, we never get to see. now we see the proof. >> they are having a discussion, one attending a breakfast with the