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they omes back your 2.2 real-world happening. >> the market is driven by technical.emselves up. so when it is risky, you have to be leverage and you can go bust. today we are encouraged to put money in the stock market. the world isn't perfect. they're going to point that out in the market will take a nosedive. dagen: thank you, axel, it is good to talk to you as always. connell: so the freezing temperatures sweeping across the midwest. down by 30 in some areas. in minnesota getting hammered. in the dallas fort worth area. in texas because it is so cold. coming along with the snow, sleet and rain. dagen: cold temperatures are helping natural gas prices. you want more on that with the economic impact. sandra. sandra: it is cold outside. cold in chicago, cold in new york. 39% of households in the united states use natural gas to heat their home. you are paying a lot more than you were at the beginning of 2013 to heat your home. prices up 21%, up another 3% today. all kinds of forecast over the next couple of weeks. we got a major inventory report, something we have nev

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drizzle,ome patches of and we zoom in on the satellite radar.ication of patches of rain, this kind of breaks up, slowly with falling temperatures. that is where everything starts to change. we have the most steady and heavy rain coming in and it will be frozen, clearing out very quickly with a few snowflakes early in the morning. tomorrow is a transitional day, starting with rain, and then we have more on what comes this way, with mild temperatures. andave them for tomorrow monday. in between is going to be cold, the front will make a mess, with more on the way tomorrow. we will have this at 4:30 in good morning washington. >> this will make the redskins game interesting. >> talking about the kansas city chiefs and not the snow. winston will not be facing charges, and >> now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> they were back on the court at verizon center, against high point and the players took advantage. we begin in the first half. look at this, he spots up beyond the arc, and he was on fire. as we move ahe

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. >> the gaza strip's om power plant is up and running after receiving its first fuel shipment in 50 days. israel allowed 120,000 gal scrons into the blockaded -- gallons into the blockaded area. four water pumps was allowed, and the transfer of gas for indoor heating. the palestine territories in israel have been hit hard by the heaviest snow storm in decades. hundreds of thousands have been without electricity. >> days of heavy rain has custody heavy flooding. one person is dead and 5,000 evacuated from the region, in some areas water rose 6 foot. poor infrastructure and poorly built zones has made it worse. >> gaza has become a disaster zone with water as far as the eye can see in certain areas, 2 metres high stranding tens of thousand workers. workers are working around the clock, distributing 5,000 litres of fuel so the pumping stations can work. this is disaster relief under blockade and occupation. it's problematic. >> the gaza strip is a densely populated place. it's home mostly to refugees. >> at least 16 children are among the dead after syrian army forces carried out a rai

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soon,you foresee the day in a few years time, when the tel aviv stock stage would --ome hard of a largerart of a larger group? >> we have an alliance, maybe we can see trends and get everything we can out of the alliance. but not be swallowed. position to turn down, but i believe it should have its own home market, and it aelild be good for isre market. there should be a combination, sometimes of life between the stock exchange in the foreign exchange. >> we wish you the best of luck in the future. thank you so much for joining us. aviv executive of the tel stock exchange for another couple of weeks before moving on. back to you. of tech and innovation, we have been looking at virtual currencies. today is day seven of bloomberg tv's 12 days of bitcoin. matt miller has been buying pizzas with it going, people have been set up selling and sections of it going. you're a good sport. funhis is the most i've been involved in. i was thrilled to meet the people involved in the community rated they had a great ip a down there. it me show you what i did, had my dog along for the ride. let me show

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. >> om now on come you cannot use your rabbiunti you fill out paperwork and pay the 40-dollar license we will have to inspect your home. john: eisai these people these things. >> but they don't laugh ev. it's beyond so you are on the naughty side of this. and actor vin song, from th nice side? coming out in hollywood as a libertarian. and also fighting for people's rights to sell mistletoe. >> if people want to work, let them work. >> and on my nice list, is this guy, who wrote a wonderful book, no, they can't. in response to government claims that yes, we can do everything. and finally tonight, this was a surprise to e. but th speaker the house on my nice lis. oh, yes, because he said this. >> we should not be judged on how many laws we create. we shoulde judged on how many laws we repeal. >> if theonly would repeal something. and my wish for christmas is that reporters stop whining about what the do-nothing congress does for the least prodtive congrs does. instead, celebrate the fact that politicians not passing more laws mean more freedom for santa and for the rest of you. and with

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