i sell the australian dollar short, fxa, my firm is short. >> no pom-poms on the retail. think it will be a tough quarter in the q-1 when we see guidance for the first half of the year. i'm a seller of xrt. >> brian? >> it went under the radar this week but microsoft started to accept bitcoin. it's going mainstream. buy bitcoin. >> that's a shocker. >> that's a great call. i think look at cyprus piper. >> the bitcoin ceo? >> cyprus is going higher. that paper is telling us it's going higher. >> that does it for us on "fast money." don't move, "options action" starts after this break with much more on today's selloff. >>> live from the nasdaq market site, i'm melissa lee. we're continuing the coverage of this week's selloff. the dow having its worst week since 2011. the culprit, oil, which has just closed at yet another five and a half year low. how bad will the selloff get and what parts of the market are the most you will haver inable? we're joined here but our traders dan and mike. mike, kick it off. what did you make of the action? >> one of the things i think is most

. >> reporter: from jingle bells to pom poms.oo garish for an ugly christmas sweater. >> sold! >> it's my christmas sweater. >> reporter: on "modern family" and bridget jones' bow. the new ugly sweater is uglier than ever before. but if you think this extreme seasonal wear is just for laughs, think again. now, more little guys expect to make big profits. jeremy turner considers himself an expert in kitschy christmas couture. he opened this dallas popup store and has a jingle on youtube. turner says he's on track to sell out of merchandise this season. nearly 10,000 sweaters. >> if it has anything that's 3d, like, my shirt has a beard. >> reporter: the more crap hanging off it, the better. >> yeah. >> reporter: his customers can't get enough. >> i kind of like this one. you have big santa on the front. >> reporter: oh. >> and a furry nice beard, too. >> reporter: but this year, turner has plenty of competition. >> they say it's ugly, i say, thank you. that's what i intended. >> reporter: meet the queen of ugly sweaters. she starte

with her buckeye pom-poms, she's here.r business correspondent brenda buttner and anchor of "bulls and bears." so i have a theory of why i think first of all that it's taking more than the four years to finish your bachelor's degree. i think that more students, because of the economy, because of the prices of tuition, they're having to have part-time jobs to help pay for their tuition. to thso they kind of have to spread out the curriculum. >> very guiood point. that's especially true for community college students where only 5% graduate with an aa in two years. they have to work part time or full time. let's take a look at this map. 81% don't graduate in four years. that's not all because they have to work. some of them change majors, so they have to take extra classes. some of them take elective classes because they want to. there's what's known as the victory lap, which means you like to party, so you stay a couple of years. so there's a variety of factors that are making this. but the truth is, this math doesn't add up

>> turn her head pink and her pom poms pink and then we're going to do a leopard pattern on her and maybeen. >> this is going to take the both of us. >> well, tell me what to do. >> you take this. >> yeah. >> you are going to pull the hair up and spray just a little bit, i'm going to brush it back and dry it. >> tell me more about what's in here. >> it's a hair dye for dogs. >> of course it is. how long have you had the place? >> 28 years. >> how long have you been here? >> almost two years. >> yeah? you love it? >> yes, i do. >> are you just saying that because your boss is here. >> no. >> you really do love it? >> yeah, i do. i've had other offers to work other places. >> hey. >> you want an employee who is in demand. you absolutely want that. this is a very well behaved dog. i've got to say. >> this is a good girl. >> how many people are painting dogs? >> well, a lot. and it's gone international now. when i first started doing this, it was real secretive. nobody would share what they knew. >> really? >> yeah, any time i asked somebody how did you good et th color. what did you use? >>

. >> baking pan, three pairs of socks, pom-poms. and the infamous spa basket.a pair of sunglasses. >> and a loofah. >> the spa basket, get things that are a treat, not things too personal. no deodorant. final hacks, all about combining dollar store items with things from home. >> seventh grade summer camp. i did some string art. >> dollar store nails and string with wood pieces lisa had at home. as you try to keep the greenbacks from flying away, the dollar store may be your best holiday hope. >> just to make sure to take that 99 cent tag off the stuff before you give it. we've all -- have you ever gone into a drug store to get the last-minute gift? >> of course. >> why not? save a couple of bucks on the way. >> brilliant. she put together some good stuff for a buck. the little stuff you need around the holiday. >> i like the pedicure in the little mason jar. >> i could use another nail file. >> that's your mission. >> $4, i can hook you up. >> all right. thanks for watching, folks. >> don't miss our updates on facebook, wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's

they see it as an assault on their national pride. >>> minnesota fan, you put him in an outfit with pom-poms >> i'm norah o'donnell along with jeff glor and vinita nair. charlie rose and gayle king are taking well deserved time off. >>> after 36 hours after it disappeared the search has been suspended but ships are still looking in spite of bad weather. >> they were on board from indonesia to singapore. they assume the airbus crashed into the java sea. ee lizlizabeth palmer is following the story from london. good morning again. >> good morning. the ships are still out. they're including fishing boats and warships. they're combing that area of the java sea just east of indonesia. the indeeonesian navy says oil slicks have been spotted and there's debris floating in the area of the presumed crass ia. the working high pocket sis is that the plane is at the bottom of the sea but specialized equipment will be hunting for the electronic signals coming from the plane's black box wherever it is in the area of the ocean that is shallow and relatively accessible. vinita? >> thank you. travel editor p

pom pom, and my very favorite. there will be a trend in 2015 that doctors will no longer automatically prescribe you pills when you go to the doctor. they'll tell you why don't you try to jog for 3 miles and call me tomorrow? why don't you try a yoga class? this is becoming a big deal because they don't want to give out as much medication. they're trying to prescribe better behavior. >> this is the kind of thing that will get me on the streets. >> that's awesome if you have a severe case of bronchitis if you could develop pneumonia and die. that sounds great to go jogging. >> the reason the show works is because of the chemistry. we all bring a different ingredient to the possession. the way dana brings clash and balance to every single debate, the way greg defines hypocrisy, the way kim brings things to the floor with grace. i'm proud to be spending this time with you guys for the fourth year on new year's eve. >> amazing. >> and thank you all. >> happy new year, buddy. >> we're going to see you back here in 2015.

sort of a santa doll picture, but they caught a regular black bear on video playing with the little pom-pom. >> i don't think that's play. >> the bear goes into smackdown mode there on the santa doll, plays with him for awhile, lost interest, though, after realizing, you know what, there's no food inside the santa, no stocking stuffer either. >> i think that bear's on the naughty list now. thanks for joining us today, we'll be back with you tomorrow. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >>> today on "access hollywood live," team america to the rescue. saving us from the hack attack nightmare. we will explain that. >> and who just called out all the hollywood studios for being cowards? >> a lot of people. a rip roaring "access hollywood live" starts right now. >> stand by billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> the signings for "the interview" have come down. sony pulled the movie before it even hit theaters. welcome to "access hollywood live." i'm billy bush. >> and i'm kit hoover. crazy to watch this whole thing. at first just a certain group were

you put this guy in a pair of pom poms and sit back. >> wow.donnell. charlie rose and gayle king are off. there is no sign of asia airline flight 861. i understood indonesia's president said they will do all it takes to find the plane. >> we have in singapore where flight 8701 should have landed 36 hours ago. good morning. >> good morning. it's night here in southeast asia. and the aerial search for the missing plane has been called off. but fishing boats are continuing to scour the seas. it's counted as not being from the downed plane. debris is being citeded with but the head of sayses his working highypothesis is that the plane is now at the bottom tom of the sea. it will take specialized equipment to detect the pings from the plane's black box. that will take time. and that's no comfort to the relatives waiting where the plane took off from and here in singapore where it was supposed to land. >> alan thanks. travel editor peter greenberg is with us. good morning to you, peter. >> good morning. >> so when i initially heard a change in altitu

is it confetti or pom-poms, i think now looks like a pretty good time to continue to stay into the markete dow is only up about 8%, the s&p's up about 12%, it's really not that overbought, and i think it's still going to go a little bit higher. liz: kevin craneny, you're looking down at the cme, first this morning 8:30 a.m. eastern, 7:30 chicago time, you saw that major jobs number, a build of 300 plus, 321,000 jobs plus an upward revision for october which was very good news. how did the traders respond? >> bullish jobs number and, certainly, we saw bond prices start to come off, so yields started to increase. and i think it's an overall bullish tone. when you look at the equity side, a lot of the funds are trailing some of the benchmarks, so you'll continue to see really a push higher, albeit a grind higher through the end of the year as we start to look at what the economy, really the global economy will look like going into 2015. liz: well, rob basically just said the bears need to hibernate, kevin. do you agree, or is there a way to exit gracefully and slowly but surely from the equi

a seconds scheduled viewings is scheduled tomorrow morning at 8:00 pom e p.m. >> new at 11 cloek, a six-car crash made for a mess in the westbound lanes of the schuylkill tonight. you can see the accident from one of our traffic cameras. two of cars flipped over. crews took four teenagers to the hopt but they're all expected to survive. 76 is now reopened. >>> new information about a man police believe may be responsible for a series of attacks on local college students, a june arraigned 55-year-old jams barrett a short time ago. beliz say they caught barrett attacking a penn student in yumpbts city last night. and they expected him in several other assaults on students at pep and drexel in the past week. >> it looks like he was just looking for women walking by themselves. >> authorities were e are holding bar ret on 150,000 dlars bail tonight. to our weather and some extra powder here at camel back. our cameras caught some skiers and snow borders. but we're about to get a break from the winter weather this weekend. she, sheena, some mild weather on the way? >> reporter: jay, jim, it's all

she has jackets, blankets, comforters, clothes, pom-poms, and still my niece's toys as well as other things that she's bought for my niece to play with. it's pink because that was the color my niece picked for the room when she was a little girl. at one point this room was completely cleaned and it was used as bedroom, solely as a bedroom and a play room. this was my room for 25 years. and it was always kept clean. and after i moved out, my sister moved in and after she moved out, the hoard moved in. it started off with stuff in the middle. i don't even know what that stuff was, but it was added on to. this room has become a catch-all. and it's just stuff that doesn't have a home, that she can't figure out what she wants to do with comes here. and it's like a tomb enshrining the hoard. it just sits here. a lot of the boxes she moved from other places in here. she'll take stuff out and she'll put stuff back in. >> and among the stuff, 11 cats have free rein of the house. >> they're fuzzy pets, they leave hair, and they scratch on things and that leaves little bits everywhere. it adds

pom, we got facebook up. we expect to hear from you. mrs.er two sons on c-span, she is our new he ra. you will love it. we want to get straight to our top story, breaking news related to that massive sony data breach t. show is not going on for the fork premier of "the

pom, we got facebook up. we expect to hear from you. mrs. washouse, who you will meet later in the show. she's the ma'am that called in to her two sons on c-span, she is our new he ra. you will love it. we want to get straight to our top story, breaking news related to that massive sony data breach t. show is not going on for the fork premier of "the interview." a spokesperson confirming sony cancelled thursday's event. this comes hours after james franco and seth rogen pulled out of all publicity appearances. the group claiming to be behind the sony hack invoked 9-11, while threatening to attack theaters showing the controversial movie. u.s. officials say there are no credible evidence of a terror plot. however, sources tell cnbc sony is now allowing theaters to now show the film. so far at least one movie chain is taking sony up on that offer. georgia-based carmike cinemas, which has close to 300 theaters is not going to show it. two former employees have filed a class action lawsuit against sony. they claim the company did not do enough t

family members had reported him missing on wednesday and his pom had her son saying he texted her that morning to apologize for embarrassing her, blaming concussions that he had suffered. fellow osu students held a visible jill in his honor on sunday evening. the athletics department said it was shocked and saddened to hear the news of his death. cos kosta karageorge was 22 years old. >>> we focus attention on business news now. and cyber monday. the holiday sales numbers are in and it seems like a lot of shoppers may already be a little bit swiped out in advance of the full swing holiday season. steve sedgwick joins from us london with more on that. good morning. >> yeah, very good day. really interesting looking at this. you and i have discussed how the national retail federation said this is the year when the consumer is back in the states. the figures they told us to recap was 4% increase they think we're going to get in holiday season sales into december. to $617 billion. what we had was a damp squibb. the figures weren't great for the first weekend of the holiday says. for instan

. >> philadelphia paramedic ignites a fire storm with this picture, now he's a p pom jews gment finds out what and his boss say about the controversial picture. >> also, a pharmacy robbery foiled during this violent confrontation. meet the brave heroes who risk their lives to stop that suspect. >>> it is friday, december 19th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also this morning, unspeakable crime. eight siblings, all found dead in their home, their mother's now in the hospital. we have the latest developments in this family tragedy. katie? >> erika, today is going to be nice quiet day for our area, we keep things very quiet in the weather department right through the weekends, but that will all begin to go downhill as we head into next week, leading up to the christmas holiday, large storm to track, all of the details you need to know for your travel plans coming up. vittoria. >> thank you, on the roads right now, things are just wide open, giving awe big hug this morning. take a look at 95. we do have active construction zone, traveling through cott

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now the hackers poms are promising to release the most harmful net yet on twitter.hat are you doing? i was thinking about taking this speed test from comcast business. oh yeah? if they can't give us faster internet or save us money, they'll give us 150 bucks. sounds like a win win. guys! faster internet? i have never been on the internet and i am doing pretty well. does he even work here? don't listen to the naysayer. take the comcast business speed test. get faster speeds or more savings, or we'll give you $150. comcast business. built for business. >> hackers have turned sony upside down. let me bring in brian, host of reliable sources. this news just broke this afternoon. how bad is this for sony? >> every day it gets worse. >> itd could be worse. >> we can imagine what is the most sensitive data that a company has? it seems like a lot has already come out so security numbers and private medical records and private e-mails between stars and executives. >> like those, amy has apologized, all of that. does the top brass need to go? >> it's tough to say. >> the long

baking pan, three paris of sox, pom-pom. sock cupcakes. the spa container. and a loofah.onal. final hacks, combining dollar store items with things from home. >> seventh grade summer camp. string art. >> reporter: as you try to keep the greenbacks from flying away, the dollar store may be your best holiday hope. for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> hey, when you're desperate. >> or creative. your strong point. not so much over here. >> no creativity from the book ends at this table. >>> an unusual story to share. next up on "the gma heat index." the youtube star who has made a name for her because of her whisper. her voice helps her fans sleep. curbs depression. >> hello. this is marie again with you. >> reporter: a youtube sensation. millions watching maria fold towels. flip damageses. or tap her wooding brush. her fans hanging on her every quiet word. >> unique soft voices. >> reporter: a whisper feels intimate. >> it is. it almost sounds like you're part of something secret. >> reporter: what the secret? why would anyone want to w

. >> nine people have been killed when a pom ex-moded in a bus. in the mast took place in front of a unit, on the island. no one has claimed responsibility, attacks have continued in the region despite a new awe ton my deal between the government and the largest muslim rebel group. the government says the new law is necessary to convince allies to share intelligence with japan. but opponents say it curbs freedom of speech. victoria records. chalk on him to scrap the law even though the secrecy law is going into effect, the other government and the ruling party don't want to draw too much attention to it. so it is important that we market under the new agency higher ups whistle blower whose han over state secrets and get up to ten years in jail. journalists working with emthis can get five years in prison. >> opponents say the law is part of the wider agenda. so everyone's desire to know and find out things will slowly wither away, and the desire to know things about politics will fade. >> japan's government says the government needs the new law in

. >> they have the pom-poms, they have the pose as, and at least over here, they have the pedigree.quering america, that is a whole different ballgame. the strategy is simple. u.s. plan to enter the through tv rights and gain more tv coverage. we will have more games played against nba teams. we also expect to have maccabi basketball in the u.s. and israel. and of course merchandise. >> it helps that the coach of lebron dreams -- lebron james used to be on maccabi. that may not be enough. >> the united states, north america, are built around a love of celebrities. david stern figured that out when he was running the nba. he got magic johnson, larry bird, michael jordan, really hotwired for the u.s. audience. maccabi tel aviv is coming in without any star players. >> that could be a problem. maccabi tel aviv makes around $20 million a year, the same as lebron's wages. its overseas appeal may wane. players' preseason nba roves they can make it in america. >> it was probably a sellout crowd. >> the college atmosphere is more like european. the fans really support their teams. i feel li

baking pan, three pairs of socks, pom-pom. sock cupcakes. the spa basket. a container.t are too personal. no deyoed rant. final hacks, combining dollar store items with things from home. >> seventh grade summer camp. and i did some string art. >> reporter: dollar store nails and string with some wood pieces lisa had at home. so as you try to keep the greenbacks from flying away, the dollar store may be your best holiday hope. for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> hey, when you're desperate. anything in a pinch. >> or creative. your strong point. not so much over here. >> there's no creativity from the bookends at this table. >> oh, come on. >>> an unusual story to share. next up on "the gma heat index." the youtube star who has made a name for herself because of, get this, her whisper. her voice helps her fans sleep. curbs depression. and loneliness. and abc's bazi kanani explains. >> hello. this is maria again with you. >> reporter: a youtube sensation. millions watching maria fold towels. flip pages. or tap her wooden brush. her f

mcknit contains pom-poms, jingle bells and more. you can buy one kit, you can buy one patch.to come back with the winner after the break. but we have to take a break right now. and barbara's going to have the winner. she's thinking hard. and we'll be back in just a minute with all that. >>> and cameron diaz is here with us as well. >> they take the cue from the camera. >> 8:27 chopper 6hd is live over breaking news, this is the scene of a gas leak in bristol township, bucks county happening on the 7900 block of bristol pike. emergency crews responded to the scene a half-hour ago. that's obviously where the leak has taken place. hopefully they have shut off the gas right now. they are evaluating the situation. they want to make sure everyone is safe. they want to repair the pipe in a high pressure line. that could be dangerous, matt pellman is watching the traffic situation. >> reporter: it's a mess, route 13, bristol pike. an on going construction zone. all lanes are shut down between haynes road and mickey d's. let's go outside to i-95 broken down truck in the work zone from

. >> good morning, car pom. >> good morning. want to walk us through some of what the grand jury had to decide when they looked at that video of the police confrontation. full disclosure i got this idea from the "new york times." let's look at our first image. here it is, this is the confrontation, mr. garner begins arguing with officers. at what point would his arguing constitute resisting arrest? >> you know, carol, a picture of course, we've heard it said, is worth a thousand words so it's important but in this discussion we're having this morning it's important to keep in mind how it's being narrated to the grand jury. there's always ways to send a photo. if you're representing garner and the family he's not resisting. he may be complying and saying my hands are behind my back but he's not striking the officers or engaging in violent behavior, so the importance of this, carol, how it was narrated to the grand jury. did the prosecutor say he's not complying, he's not resisting and as a result it's escalating, or were they say

mcknit contains pom-poms, jingle bells, sequins, yarn and more.h mr. mcknit. >> all right. okay. we're going to come back with the winner after the break. but we have to take a break right now. and barbara's going to have the winner. she's thinking hard. and we'll be back in just a minute with all that. >>> and cameron diaz is here with us as well. she's got a new friend this morning. look at that. >> they take the cue from the camera. >>> good morning, i'm kristen sze. the next generation of spacecraft, the orion is scheduled to splash down off baja, california, in about ten minutes from now. it was a spectacular launch from cape canavarel this morning. the unmanned mission is designed to set the table for taking astronauts eventually to mars. nasa says everything has gone according to schedule. >>> leyla gulen checking out our commute. a look at the macarthur maze, not too much falling as you head in from emeryville or berkeley. as you approach highway 85, it's a crash blocking one lane and just slow as you continue that northbound push into los

>> exactly so pom people like theirs thicker than others. >> depends on how rich you want to make t soou can just make it, equal parts chocolate, and heavy cream. and then just add it to the milling. >> then when do we bring this in? >> we did do that right now. do big expresso shot glass. >> that's a big shot. well, it is wintertime. >> you can have hot chocolate bar. >> what's better than hot todaydo? >> it will keep you warm. >> i love this mug. >> now, you have seven year old daughter. you probably should have brought in -- can they try this without the -- >> yes, we have nice marshmallow for them. >> i love it. >> all right. >> so excited, like running over here. >> high, guys, how are you doing? >> so, why don't you come around here? >> you know how picky the kids are? they go whatever mom, dad makes, but sometime, no, too -- so so i want you guys to try this. >> you can have a bunch of different thing, toppings on here if you would like. >> what kind of toppings do you have smear. >> we have march mellow week may at the bakery, member err mint, and plane. >> i love whip cream. >

holy cross, in massachusetts, so we just think the jesuits are crazy and fun, and yes, we loft jesuit pom pope. pretty pumped he will be here. >> something to be excited about, not only for these devoted but for the entire city of brotherly love. >> i think it will definitely boost the moral, you know, just for to be able to see the pope in person. >> i think he's been, you know, a great breath of fresh air. >> now there is will be the pope's first visit to the us. in the meantime, the archdioces really stepped up planning for this vets, figuring thousand buy and sell more than million mass booklets, also trying to figure out where to put more than a million visitors. reporting live outside of the basilica of saints peter and paul, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >>> pope francis delivered his christmas day blessing to the thousands of people gathered at saint peters square, and many more watching around the world. in his christmas eve message, the pope condemned this year's brutal religious persecution in the middle east, and called for an end to violence against vast

it seems unlikely to undo all that by changing poms late in the year. >> and do you believe a hike? at least the first one. after that jobs number last week that conversation got a little more heated. >> it was an interesting number and i'm not sure anybody really believed it was all that as strong as the number actually said. we're looking for rate increase in the first half of the year but probably not the first quarter. fed is going to take it slow and easy for sure. >> oil allows them to take their time. more than before. thank you nick. >> nick colas. when we come back, dow down about 1%. we'll asked the head of multibillion dollar i.t. company and tell you which one in a minute. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> welcome back to squawk"squa alle alley". s

pom says the new york grand jury decision sundayscores the need for america to strengths en the trustetween communities and law enforcement? >> i am not interested in talk. i am interested in action. and i am absolutely committed, as president of the united states, to making sure that we have a country in which everybody beliefs in the correspondence principle that we were equal under the law. >> the president talked to the attorney general today about the new york decision. holder said the federal investigation into garner's death will be indent, thorough, and he said it would be fair. we will have much more coverage later this on hour including a conversation with a new york city councilman. now, to texas. a last-minute stay of execution for a mentally ill death row inmate. scott panetti was to be put to death for killing husband in-laws. his attorneys won a reprieve. heidi jo-castro has more. >> 56-year-olds scott panetti lives another day, avoiding his scheduled execution by hours. the 5th circuit court of appeals says it is staying the electrocution to consider the complex legal

reporter: along with the money, a priceless opportunity to perform at the kimmel center with the philly pomslar. >> it was breathtaking. i couldn't breathe. i'm really excited. i knew i was going to be singing with a very great orchestra on a huge and impressive stage. ♪ >> reporter: for this little school district in southern chester county it's a big honor. >> i think it's a tremendous recognition, not only of our music teacher but of our kids and our talent that the students have. to have that recognized by the entire delaware valley was exciting, it was amazing. i just can't thank our community enough. because our community is supportive of the arts. that's how we got to this point. >> congratulations to all the school choirs that competed this year. remember, you can watch all of the winning choir performances on our website, nbc10.com. >>> update now on breaking news from skyforce 10. route 70 westbound still blocked right now at pasadena road after a serious crash. it sent two people to the hospital and police are telling us those people were trapped in a wrecked vehicle for an hour.

the pom found 1 in 5 americans have very little confidence in their local police not to use excessiveainty. young americans came up 12 points lower on the great deal of confidence measure than those aged 30 to 44. and 16 points lower than those aged 60 and above. and with fully a quarter of nonwhite americans expressing very little confidence in the police, including 23% of nonwhite parents, it stands to reason that the nation's police departments face a significant challenge building that trust. not just among black and latino americans but among younger americans who are disproportionately nonwhite. on the question of whether police officers treat black and white americans equally, no group other than republicans express a great deal of confidence that equal treatment is happening. among the youngest americans polled, just 34% expressed a great deal of confidence in the reality of equal treatment by police, while 43% express just a fair amount or very little confidence. meanwhile, the grand jury decisions in the eric garner and darren wilson killings have decreased confidence in pol

one, 5-foot 3-inch pom wearing jeans and a shirt. 3-foot 7-inch boy label brown pants and a blue shirt. they received a guard of honor upon their arrival. autopsies are being performed on the remains and authorities are focusing on accuracy rather than speed. (inaudible). >> reporter: many relatives of the 162 on board the missing plane providing dna samples photos and other records in an effort to help officials id their loved ones. some family members gathering for a prayer session as the identification process gets underway. >> we believe that our life and death are in god's hands. must always prepare everything because we never know when we will die. >> reporter: bad weather complicating recovery efforts today. rough seas keeping divers from entering the water ships continue to search the area. the weather expected to get worse with heavy rain through friday. poor conditions causing the wreckage sited yesterday to shift more than 30 miles. >> our priority now not to search for the plane but the retrieval of victims. >> reporter:

birthday girl wore a white smile --, wide smile as her friends and celebrated at the snow a ren in a in pomh for her party. she says making other people smile is her favorite gift. >> if you give away a gift, it's a good thing. because it makes you smile, and one smile can make 20 smiles, in day are two it's really nice to have people smiling around the world. >> she made this something of a birthday tradition. >> when i was four i realized i have too many gifts. i can't fit them in my house. and there's people out there who have no gifts for christmas. so i decided i wanted to give them away. >> big momma showed up at her ninth birthday party last year. >> francesca has such a lot of love. she made a complete difference along with the ones that are giving hierology with the other kids. she seemed to be the shining star every year in december. to help big momma to make sure every child will have a gift. >> big momma is thankful to her little elf. she may only be 10, but francesca has wise advice. >> give away as much as you can so possible can have a merry christmas or happy easter or whate

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they're going to get their poms, executive orders -- their policies, executive orders and rules written. mean w4eu8, peoplmeanwhile, peot factories, dependent on energy jocks, they get nothing. people employment unions, they get all the rules they want from the nlrb and the govment they get all -- they get their help. you know who doesn't? the ups struckers, the plumbers, pipe fitters, construction workers. and all these elites that are going around begging for more government spending, they're going to get their way in this bill from this administration. and middle-class americans that are working as hard as they ever had, they get stuck with the tax bill to pay for it. we can't keep doing this. if we keep doing this, we are going to lose the american dream. we are going to lose what makes us different, we're going to lose what makes us special. but i believe it with all my heart that if we can turn the page on these policies, not only can we save the american dream, but we can have another american century. to do that i think there are three key things we have to do. i wish more of th

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i had her give her pom the award. it was really moving and adorable. i was so honored.fight. >> it's a huge problem. >> these proont. stop it. eva longoria was there. andy mcdowell. it's amazing. >> a powerhouse. >> so willie. they respond to these rocket attacks. mayor bloom burg was there. the nba is our red cross, our 911 all rolled into one. they did an incredible thing. >> okay. >> time now to take a look at the morning papers. we will start with the detroit free press. a massive power outage if detroit tuesday left about 100 buildings without power. water been called a major cable failure shut down a major power grid shutting off fire stations, office buildings, police stations and a want who. a football of schools in the area were forced to close for the day. do you remember when they had water issues this summer? i mean, this is a joke. city officials say power has been fully restored. mike dugan noticed the power grid has not been modernized if decades. we got to go back to detroit. this is, you know. >> find the progress there. >> they were trying so hard. >>

let me show you the next pom. this says gop victories in 2013 will mean more gridlock. yes. 52%.ess gridlock 9%. >> you got the american people agreeing on something. >> the amount of cynicism and low expectations this is kind of stunning, that 9% number is important. mitch mcconnell's argument is if you elect me, gridlock will end. margaret was arguing youing, look, they need to show they are getting things done, 9% of the people are buying that, that's a hey man, we seen how things are run, that will be a heavy lift to show they can get things done. >> historically, the most legislative achievement happened when one party and the presidency is in another party. health care reform, social security reform. so you know what, it actually is the functioning of our democratic balanced government. let's see what happened. >> i hope you are right. let's talk about brand problem. i think what happened with the obama kids over the weekend is a metaphor. it is so wrong, talking crash about politician's kids. yes, i'm a politician's kid the cuomos were raised differently. you don't go afte

we have pom. we have orange juice. >> mix it right with the champagne? >> mix it right in.everyone. even the kiddies. look at the bottom of the cart. >> how cute. >> milk and cookies for the little ones so they can also toast at new year's. >> that's cute. >> cheers to you. >> or pound the champagne out of the bottle. that's what i do. that's an entirely different approach. >> for the adults too. >> cheers. >> moving right along, games. also so important. you want to get everyone involved. so many diy free downloadable games you can print. you don't have to worry about spending money, going out or buying anything. new year's eve bingo gets everyone in on the action. this is a new year's resolution board. print out the papers and clip them to the board. willie i'm going to have you tell us whatthe skill you want to learn this year. >> the skill i -- >> and for you, the bad habit you want to kick this year. which i don't think you have any bad habits. >> rebecca, i don't know -- actually when i take my -- that doesn't sound good. when i take my clothes off i put them on the b

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