espn is getting rattled because regis, yeah, regis is rumbling.ere the star of fox sports 1, why he signed on to rupert murdoch's latest plan to take over the universe. >> i have always loved sports. there were times when, in my career over the years, i had a little sports show here andt there. you did stuff before sports 1? >> yeah. neil: oh. >> eejoyed it very much. would always talk about sports on my talk show with my co-host, she wouldn't, neither one would ever listen. gelman, is he talking about sports? neil: but, i'm wondering you joke about it yourself, 81-year-old guy, reaching to the 18 to 49 demo. what do you think of that? >> i think it can be done. i'm hoping it can be done. i'm going to do things like, you know, instead of just athletes, we've got to have some entertainers in there as well. got a guy coming up next wednesday on the show, bill cosby. neil: oh, wow. >> played defensive back for temple university.ay neil: true. >> last couple years, temple university is growing into pretty good football machine. and so all of sudden on

that was david and regis, expressing mutual admiration for micron.l there's common ground between two people. can they be making a mistake? we have "the bear's lair" with the answer. >> we think it's too much of a good thing. here we are now. 6 to 24. a four-bagger. here's the important thing. four important advances. this is ten weeks, nine week, six weeks, six weeks, and appreciation is 65%. 65%. 45%. and then you get these corrections. it's all very symmetrical. does one buy, sell or hold? you take profits. this is what we think is coming. >> mike? >> just pay attention to this graph right here and what it looks like. that shape right there. going david's point. this is the the ratio for micron technology. maybe we'll see multiple contraction when we start delivering. this is proof they have it. as the price appreciated, all that was was increase in earnings multiple. this is one of those situations, if you look at it technically, they have yet to deliver on the promise. that's also what volatility looks like. options prices are also appreciating.

bye-bye. >> tv legend regis philbin. >> i got a wax vac, fly 7s from jb and my guy regis called in. i get to hang out with you guys. this is great fun. unbelievable. >> getting teary eyed. >> it means a lot to me. >> there isn't anything sarcastic following? >> for the, it makes me happy. thank you, guys. >> happy birthday, buddy. >>> digital currency falling from the sky. we are breaking down the trade after this break. one more birthday treat. >> and a birthday cake for guy. happy birthday, guy. >> thank you, nance. should i blow the candles out? >> yes. if you can. . >> my man. >> very nice. . [ male announcer ] at optionsxpress, our clients really appreciate our powerful, easy-to-use platform. no, thank you. we know you're always looking for the best fill price. and walk limit automatically tries to find it for you. just set your start and end price. and let it do its thing. wow, more fan mail. my uncle wanted to say thanks for idea hub. he loves how he can click on it and get specific actionable trade ideas with their probabilities throughout the day. [ male announcer ] open an

neil: regis philbin? sports guru? espn is getting rattle regis is rmbling.och's latest plan to take over the universe. >> i he always loved sports. there were imes in my career over the years -- >> you did stuff before fox sports? >> yes. and we would always talk about sports on my talk show with my cohost and neither one of them would listen to me. [laughter] and they'd say, what ithis about. >> i'm wondering, you joke about yourself, an 81-year-old guy, would he think of this? >> i think that it can be done. i hope it can be done. instead of just athles, we need entertainers in there as well. we have a guy coming up next wednesday on the show, bill cosby. o played defensive back for temple university. they are growing into a pretty goodootball machine. so all of a sudden on my notre dame schedule this year, it's the first game that they play and bill cosby do about as well. and i said, we have to get them on the show. hee flew down to philalphia to give the team a pep talk. [laughter] eil: you have a pretty impressive rolodex over the years. the president,

i said according to regis.s amazing. >> you had a tone. >> there was no tone. >> there was a tone in your voice as if you were doubting the poor guy. >> he's asleep now. he's not watching anyway. >> the stock has had a nice pull back. i think it's in tact. i think a lot of analysts came out and think maybe the space has become kmodtized. i think this moved down to 21 as your opportunity to buy it again. not on the reasons that you gave me on the last eight years. >> one could argue that that would set up very nicely. >> did folks at home hear that noise? >> i think it's regis coming out. >> these guys make complex nitrogen fertilizers. there has been a lot of m & a activity. these are long term trades. these are very cyclical trades. i think supplies are tighter and a better place to be. >> first up apple and google. google and audi reportedly working to develop in car entertainment systems. jim? >> makes a lot of sense to me. frankly it's big enough for both of them. i like them both. it's just a valuation cal

and regis philbin hasn't gotten his cell.that is here to tell you why he isn't close to being done with tv. and bill gates is putting some money where his mouth is. money where his mouth is. what shold give republicans neil: america loves a comeback and mike tyson is trying to make a big one. not in the rain, but outside of it. explaining to me how he is ing to do it. >> i am a gd support system and it has to do with luck. i was at the right place at the right time. >> you only say that, and then you end up punching people. [laughter] >> it's like watching a train wreck, but people like watching it. so do you think that's true? >> yes, that is what this country breathes. they breed hate and violence. >> but you said that beast. >> i look at myself and say, what was going on? i was really insure about who i was in really insecure to be doing what i was doing and i was just angry and i was very angry. i had no and that was really proud of my accomplishments. no one that truly uderstood. and it's day by day. >> we had a good sen

regis said workers are explaining about noise and the lack of privacy. some may get rid of office space and opt for as needed language. 2013 is not over yet. they know that the most popular destinations are for trend setters. the rental website said rio dejaneiro will be the hot spot next year. the city will be a popular destination because brazil is hosting the world cup in june. florida destinations round out the top five. miami beach, orlando, napeles and key west will be among the most visited spots in 2014. they say there is noplace like home for the holidays. we celebrate families created through wednesday's child. here's barbara harris with the stories. >> this was emani in 2005 when we introduced her as a wednesday's child. eight years later she remembers how hard it was to move from place to place as a foster child. >> it was hard moving from place to another. it was sad. like i wasn't wanted. >> today she knows what it means to be wanted. she was adopted by peggy manly who saw her on wednesday's child. >> i watched wednesday child every sunday

this is not an expensive sfok. >> at the risk of regis laughing at me again, 85 times rsi here? this is is a stock that is overbought. you may make this argument and we all know the green light argument, and these guys are going to dominate. >> does that signal overbought five dollars ago? >> if you look at extreme levels, there is a lot of guys that went the wrong way at this stock but i think this is way extreme. >> let's get to 3d printing. interesting couple of calls. a bullish and a bearish case out. in the meantime, the other side of it initiating it. brian kelly? >> so if you want to look at it as do they have earnings or valuations, then absolutely. if you are just discovering 3d printing stocks today you will probably lose money. that being said this is a revolutionary technology that sit a factory in a box and ultimately that will -- they will grow into different valuations. these names are one of those. >> factory in a box? >> that's right. >> nice. >> that's what it's doing to the world. >> no kidding? >> exactly. exactly. >> i don't know. we were discussing this bef

del 75 que reside en espaÑa, regis me llama por telÉfono y me dice, el carro en que, he recibido esteayÁ. >> mandaron a matar a oswaldo payÁ. >> ¿quiÉn lo mandÓ a matar? >> las teorÍas del estado, habia amenazado durante muchÍsimos aÑos a oswaldo payÁ de muerte, habÍan aflojado en varias ocasiones, las tuercas del carro donde viajÁbamos a punto de salirse del eje, las ruedas, muchas veces >> para provocar un accidente. >> para provocar un accidente. >> usted cree que raÚl castro y fidel castro estÁn detras del asesinato de oswaldo payÁ. >> mira, cuba es un rÉgimen totalitario, donde el gobierno y la cÚpula del poder decide cada minuto de la vida de los ciudadanos, nadie en cuba se atreve a hacer eso, a hacer semejante barbaridad si no tuviera el apoyo de los mÁs altos niveles del gobierno cubano. >> o sea que la muerte de oswaldo payÁ, desde su punto de vista, estÁ relacionada directamente con raÚl castro. >> estÁ relacionado con los mas altos niveles de poder del gobierno cubano. >> usted estÁ pidiendo una investigaciÓn internacional, ¿quÉ apoyo ha conseguido para eso? >> estamos bus

but the reason they're at the table now, they're feeling so much economic praessure and the regi regime's under pressure. that's worth pursuing and that's what the president's doing. >> back to the breaking news in new york. deadly train derailment in the bronx impacting travel across the northeast corridor. four people are dead. dozens of others injured. more than 60 people injured. amtrak saying service is disrupted because of the accident. it's a big problem on this heavy travel weekend. you can get the latest information at any time nbcwashington.com. >>> press pass after "meet the okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. that breaking news in new york. andrew cuomo confirms the death toll at four, 63 other people hurt in that train derailment in new york. he's giving updates from rescuers on the ground and preparing for a news conference. >> apparently a short time ago, in an area where we are told that conductors usually have to decrease thei

the one and only regis f lirks bin. >> i'm so familiar with the ron burgundy thing. i got such a tremendous kick out of it. it was the sports guy and the weather guy. they were all calling the shots. >> what about the relationship between the teen, you know, the daddy figure, the rebelled, the mustached one. >> you're not the only one with a mustache. >> i was just like the guy with the mustache in the movie. there was one of everybody. we had a lot of competition with the other team, the nbc team and the cbs team. and we were the eyewitness news team. they still are. i still see it today. and i watch it. and the fun nny thing about the movie is so much that i can rerate to. >> there are some of them. some of them get carried away with the fact that they are running the local news in this city. i guess it goes to your head. it is a big job. but i got a big kick out of that. of course it is the extreme. i loved the movie. i can't wait to see the next one. >> he's accused of rape. did he deserve that trophy? is it just about football? after this. >>> this is a fox news

regis says workers are complaining about noise and the lack of privacy. and, finally, am some companies may get rid of office space altogether and opt for an as needed office like a drop in lounge. i think a napping lounge would be nice. >> definitely tops the list. that would be good. >>> some residents of a connecticut town seemed to have started a new christmas traditional their local starbucks. since early tuesday almost every customer who has used the drivethrough has found their order paid for by the person ahead of them in line. by the time the shop closed at 5:00 yesterday he evening nearly 450 customers -- this is great -- 450 customers had paid it forward and thing giving spirit will continue today. $45 is left over so the first several orders this morning will also be free. $45 gets you, what, three -- >> three and a half. that is just so nice. and what i noticed on line and n twitter people tweeting where you can send just a cup of coffee. it's the small things that can really warm your heart. >> really the simplest thing makes all the differe

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we all know the jealous of false eye catching three lyme regis will be on all the reports iraq. hourly news bulletins for them to talk about our last story in the special program types who i know that death and destruction equal to the philippines people that have their lives and livelihoods their homes completely wiped out reporters who i am still full from going to find out that getting on a lady's not getting through the people of managing somehow to come in spite of it. talk about is at the center of a natural disaster of epic proportions the regional capital of two hundred and twenty thousand inhabitants was destroyed divide the struggle and it's the last expense of twisted ruins. decomposing bodies the oath ortiz up completely overwhelmed and a mass exodus has begun. we are heading south towards the coastal town still cut off from the outside world. everything is scarce here was a brute power. one of coles petrol. i get to the bnp have a good way to meet you. alright whatever you've got to take it. i had a bottle the aussies. the other day this is done the christian symbol

a must own up to the wrongdoings and correct mistakes and take concrete measures to remove its the regis impact. we are having to keep that any solution and men use waste otherwise cool further discredit themselves in front of japan's asian neighbors and the international community. you will end up being an out of our lives are in the scary yet. boston that they say that to the african a shrine has done much criticism from south korea still has done so far as to call out the series to the fence meetings and military exchanges that japan is scheduled for early next year. deputy defence minister is that the two east asian neighbors held a meeting last month. the two sides agreed to facilitate exchanges between working level officials and to sign the memorandum of understandings. but after show at the bit that at the s attorney trying sell has canceled the signing of the mou on friday a senior south korean officials said the government has started to be considered as diplomatic policies towards tokyo. until the convention so at least visit is expected to be passed in the national assembly o

european union and pulled together these products make up a round of thirty off all the stuff here regis is no reason the alarm saying around one third of all italian children are at risk of quality and are lacking basic essentials such as protein rich foods keep team and cool. people can smoke or a key role. most mornings national red cross as nice as europe is experiencing is bliss humanitarian crises in decades. meetings are unable to afford everything that had speed and seventy five percent increase in people relying on feed and across the continent. he'll deny sanctions europe a director told us that the number of people having to tend to cacti is beyond that with expectations. what we have seen this since been paid off in sydney in two thousand and nine and two two thousand and sixteen. is that the crises that i really take you to shoot an ad in future endeavors and that household given to a different degree because people do not have stayed used only in savings there's nothing left from you soon and rapid decrease in what we called them they can cause people to produce repost what

european union and pulled together these products make up around five thirty a full the stuff here regis is no reason the alarm saying around one third of all italian children are. it was the quality and are lacking basic essentials such as protein which was keeping and cool. people could smoke or a key role. osborne is not the red cross said the suzuki spaces was humanitarian crisis in decades millions were named for the roof of the head with a seventy five percent increase in people than mine on food aid across the continent. the deal was a european directive told that the number of people having to turn to charity. beyond that what expectation. what we have seen this since been paid off in sydney in two thousand and nine and on to two thousand and sixteen. is that the crises and i'm really taking a look at qut than i had a duty to handle and that household given to a different degree. because people are today and hence they used only in savings there's nothing left from you soon and rapid decrease in what we called them they can cause people to the british red cross what they had to r

house said if the execution is confirmed it's another example of extreme brutality of the north korean regi regime. >>> united nations inspectors say chemical weapons were used in syria probably in several locations. the report did not determine whether the government were responsible. the reports of the free syrian army has forced to three. the news suggests the conflict takes another dark turn for the worse. quote, the catastrophe is a direct result of the absence of american leadership. unfortunately the administration has no realistic policy to address it." >>> the man accused of faking the sign language at the mandela memorial said he had hallucinations of angels entering the stadium. the man says he has schizophrenia and has been violent in the past. he's asking for forgiveness. >>> this is a fox news alert. the house now has enough votes to pass the bipart san agreement. you can see the 300. magic number was 217. it's not completed until the gavel goes down. conservatives and liberals oppose the deal which now goes to the senate. clearly they have many more votes than they needed to

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the company regis that designs flexible work spaces says we could see more third place spaces for employees next year. that's somewhere that isn't the office but isn't your home. >>> and another upcoming work place trend is the open office plan redesigned. workers want less noise and a more privacy and some companies may get rid of the office space altogether and opt for as-needed offices like a drive-in lounge. >>> warmer weather spots seem to be the destination of choice for 2014. flip key says rio will be the most popular next year. brazil, of course, is the hosting the world cup in june. experts say miami beach, orlando, kissimmee, naples and key west will all be among the most popular visited destinations in 2014. the beach looks very nice right now. sitting under a little cabana having a drink. >> it felt like that last week, we had florida weather up here. >> 70s. >> things have dropped and changed but there is some good news on the way. let's check in with amelia. >>> we are looking at warmer temperatures today than yesterday. we're in the 20s and 30s across the area. washington com

regis philbin has done his time in local news. nice to have you on board. >> san diego, just like ron burgundy. >> i'm so familiar with the ron burgundy thing and shooting it i got such a tremendous kick out of it. of course there were no women doing the news in those days and they should have been. there was the sports guy and the weather guy. all the men were calling the shots and so it was very, very fun. >> what about the relationship between the team? you know, the daddy figure, the rebel, the mustache ones. >> the sports guy didn't like the weather guy. a slick mustache like you geraldo. you're not the only one with the mustache. >> i was just like the guy with the mustache in the movie. there was one of everybody. there was the jew and the tall one and the black one and the short one. that's the way we blended the local news in those days. >> sure. >> we had a lot of competition with the other team. the nbc team and the cbs team and we were the eyewitness news team and they still are and i see it today and watch it and the

. >> that's the one and only regis philbin, the star of the fox 1 sports show "the crowd goes wild."florida state plays duke for the acc championship, they're leading now, what is it, 31-0. 31-0. florida state appears certain to play the acc. they may go against ohio state, tied now ohio state is with michigan. debating how hometown authorities in tallahassee, florida, handled the rape allegations against the star quarterback jameis winston. former prosecutor college professor wendy murphy. now let's get to the rape survivors. katie kessner and jessica of the pandora's project. it's her word against his. she seemed to do everything right. the worst thing she did, though, is get drunk and get in the cab with those guys. isn't that a big part of the problem, that too many women are using getting into situations where men can do things with them? >> that's an interesting way to phrase it, geraldo. we all make risky choices, whether it's leaving our car unlocked or going out and getting drunk. my bad choice, some would argue, is having a guy back to my room when i was 18. it doesn't give

a company called regis that designs flexible work spaces predict three work lace trends. is an increase in third place to work. that's somewhere that isn't the office but also isn't your home. second, a redesign of the open office plans. workers are complaining about noise and a lack of privacy. some companies may get rid of office space altogether and opt for as needed offices, things like a drop-in lounge. >> a lot of people telecommute so they're not working in offices. things are changing quite a bit. >> that might work. right now 5:24 and a lot of kids on santa a list probably found some things under the tree. >> a growing number glued to their mobile devices. some are still in their diapers. >>> you successfully synced. >> reporter: kids are naturally drawn to the glowing light of electronic devices. even parents reluctant to embrace the kid technology revolution have given had in to repeated requests to hand their phones over even if it's just for a few moments. >> whether we like it or not, these extraordinary new devices are here to stay. >> reporter: ceo of the

. >> isn't that -- i mean, regis, you are the man, an absolute stud. >> no, no, you are the italian stallionsla,s at the h s at >> nice. tesla. tesla. >> if you really want to be taken into the real pool of scotch whiskey, this is it. >> i want to be in the real pool of scotch whiskey. >> i can take you there. >> fire them all. if you twerked the other day, you shouldn't work. if you twerk, you don't work. >> amen. >> a lot of people got fired after that. >> nice job. >> how do you feel about that? >> i feel great about it. you know, ho, ho, ho. >> grinch. >> go twerk. all right. first move for 2014 when we come right back. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many ad

regis hotel.inale of the show, ralph came out, and i saw his face unlike i had seen it before. and i saw he was fighting back tears. i started crying, because there was something going on. i did not even know what it was. it was visceral. >> no one but those closest to him knew that lauren had been diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> it was one of those things you just did not want to believe. >> it could not happen to ralph. what did it mean for the future? there was all those questions at the time. ♪ >> as i was riding home in the taxi, and i heard on the news reports that designer ralph lauren was being admitted for emergency brain surgery. wow. >> oh, yeah. my god. sure i worried. i felt so bad for him, you know. >> fortunately, the tumor was benign. after surgery, there was a long road ahead and new priorities. >> i do not think he worried about what would happen to the business. i think he worried about living, about his life. >> lauren shared his ordeal with charlie rose. >> i remember when i

surprise regis wasn't invited to the playbook playoffs and finally picks to be proud of.ybook playoffs i vote for beyonce. scott, i don't know. a lot of people are saying this. i'll give you a quick update. we have a tight race for first and second play. i won't tell you who they are just yet but still the votes are coming in fast and furious. >> let's go to our referee. you've seen the eight playbooks unveiled today. who stand out from the rest? >> very hard to pick a winner. i couldn't rank everyone. pete, honestly -- pete did not get this lodged from the first spot. i had the combination of catalyst, contrarian. pete, stephanie, josh brown as my top three. we want to keep going? >> pete, i want to remind everybody. his picks were kfn, bp and hewlett-packard. >> i appreciate that. >> this is like the pre-season odds maker. we'll see how the game goes. >> kfn for the dividend. >> i'm not buying it for the dividend. >> they never had growth like that before. >> this stock is well down from where it has been at the highs. >> listen, i'm going to throw it out. >> i want to

your thought on how this country moves forward since you spent so much time studying the country and regisat is is it that the president needs to do now and what do you think it's likely that he will do? >> i am hoping the president will sit down with his rivals and discuss all way forward. in the my opinion this was a political issue and needs to be addressed politically through peace negotiations. i don't think a quick military victory is possible in either case. he can't possibly capture them and overthrow them. it shouldn't be allowed to do that. and the same things they cannot do it sooner, that would be a drug on the civil war that would take longer and longer and cause more lives, so sitting down and resolving the issues, releasing political prisoners are things that they need to. >> on fears of yet another civil what are in sudan. party a former sudanese lost boy now in cambridge, england, thank you for your time today. >> thank you. >>> moving to the ukraine, the political split is dividing the country's main faith. while the church's pat recipients action supported aligning with

regis in puerto rico, so this is our number-one holding across the fund family, if you will. and we're big believers in shareholder activism of the future. '13 was the year of the activist, but we believe '14, scott, will also be a very good year, because of all of the cash on the sidelines coming in to these special opportunities. >> how about -- i'd like to get kate kelly to weigh in on that, that thought there, anthony. kate? >> well, i am hearing a lot of that, scott. i do think people are bullish equities in general, although they might be a tick less constructive than in 2013, which makes sense, given valuations are much higher. i hear a lot of talk, as anthony saying, inventor of stories, and hearing the term constructivism, which may have been coined on our air by larry robins of glenview, the 97% upside. so more suggestive approaches for management, looking for board changes, changes in capital structures, and i'm also hearing that we should look out for companies finally making use -- and, anthony, i think you agree -- of the cash on the balance sheet. they've run i

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. >> it was like regis. >> it's on fire. >> the millionaire. they did it every night. >> vint annual matthews. we get it -- vintage matthews. we get it every night. coming up on "morning joe," house whip tom cole joins us and zeke emanuel. maybe zeke will ask his brother to call me one day. he only calls when you call. you know what i mean? a phone call and some shoeles. we'll talk to the co-founder of aol steve case and from columbia, juan manuel santos. first here's bill kierans. oh. >> hey. >> ho. >> is that real? >> that is the comcast. >> isn't that a screen behind him. are you lying? >> good morning. what did you say? >>. >> are you really in front of the tree? >> no, it's a beautiful tree. >> can you walk up and touch it? >> good god. this will go on forever. >> you guys set this up to me on a tee, i want to show you what the trees looked leak going back to 1934 and in 1937 during the depression. look at that tree. this tree evolved into a huge spectacle here. tonight at 8:00 the tree lighting will gen, the ceremony and the performers wi

remember we used to watch "who wants to be a millionaire" and regis had to be on every night.00 now. boom. the number one show. >> more popular than peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. >> you embarrass me, joe. >> not so easily embarrassed, chris. i assure our audience. >> i think it's interesting, joe. you ask the greatest question tonight. you know the business. i don't usually need them. i enjoy just duking it out with politicians at a distance. i don't need to beg them to come on my show. i always thought, i see the president pop up on different kind of show, entertainment shows like letterman and leno and i'm thinking why can't we get them. they made some decisions in the white house and may have to do with these numbers you guys are talking about. the president is thinking, he may be going his base, going to look for the more aggressive voter and hold that 40%. when you dip below 40% you got to fight. you got to go on offense in this country. that may explain why he gave that populace speech. when you're in trouble in efficiency and competency you shift the topic to ideo

okay, anyway -- >> when regis likes to do our concert we would get the people out of the audience toit's called guess the christmas song. there is going to be a lyric and we're going to try to guess the song that goes with the lyric. the first lyric is this. gone away is the blue bird. here to stay is the new bird. >> as we go along walking in a winter wonderland. ♪ gone away is the blue bird >> could have used my version. ♪ he sinksgs a love song as we along walking in a winter wonderland ♪ >> here comes the next one. >> giddy up jingle horse pick up your feet. must be jingle bells. >> no. it's -- ♪ >> i love it. okay. here's the next lyric. are you ready at home? troll the ancient yule tide carol. ♪ >> deck the halls. >> wait. people at home are still enjoying. >> okay. here's one. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas i think, hoda. >> wait. you haven't given people at home the lyrics. >> i'm sorry. >> take a look in the five and ten. >> stop giving away the secret to the people at home. ♪ >> again, not my version. >> ho ho. >> here's the last one. may your days be merry and