rj readers don't know. and the employees at the paper don't know. this secret ranks up there with whatever they're hiding in hangar 18 up at area 51. as you may know, the review journal was sold on thursday...140 million dollars for the rj, along with several smaller papers. it's a premium price...millions more than what was paid less than a year ago...even more when you consider that newspapers in who would plop down that kind of dough? george knapp rj employees asked about it and were told they don't need to know who owns the paper. several of them have bravely taken to social media to express their disgust.."offend ed and embarrassed" one reporter wrote...a columnist asked cyberspace...are you my owner? an rj story about the sale described its new owners as "shadowy" and so they are. they incorporated two months ago in delaware, a state that--like nevada--is incredibly lax in requiring public disclosures about those who file incorporation papers .criminal organizations love delaware's pathetic-on- purpose llc regulations. apparently, the new owne

the rj reporter believes dumont helped create the llc which last week bought the rj and its sister publications. still - nobody understands the furtiveness- which even prompted congresswoman dina titus to the floor. "why would you want this to be a secret i ve heard some speculation that they didnt want to come out with it after a certain date or after a certain event i dont knwo if its true or not but it just doesnt make any sense." both titus and editors and reporters who took to social media and even their own website with the irony - why a company whose main value should be transparency - cant be transparent themselves. "there is value in knowing the intentions behind why certain things are being covered and why certain things arent being covered certain in an editorial page youre in a swing state in a presidential year." we weren't able to reach anyone family to confirm for ourselves. we have left messages for them and will why they were so discrete about the purchase. live in the newsroom ophelia young fox 5 news local las vegas. the review journal is the largest newspaper publication in

the rj reporter believes dumont llc which last week bought the rj and its sister publications. understands the furtiveness- which even prompted congresswoman dina titus to the floor. "why would you want this to be a secret i ve heard that they didnt want to come out certain date or after a certain event i dont knwo if its true or not but it just doesnt make any sense." both titus and primack praise rj editors and reporters who took to social their own website with the irony - why a company whose main value should be transparency - transparent themselves. "there is value in why certain things are being certain things arent being covered certain in an editorial page certainly when youre in a swing state in a presidential year." we weren't able to reach anyone this information for ourselves. messages for them and will why they were so discrete about the purchase. newsroom ophelia young fox 5 news local las vegas. the review journal is the largest newspaper publication in nevada. costed 1 hundred dollars. 24/7, with chief pretty night for some as our overnight degrees. partly cloud

the rj reporter believes dumont helped create the llc which last week bought the rj and its sister publications. still - nobody understands the furtiveness- which even prompted congresswoman dina titus to the floor. "why would you want this to be a secret i ve heard some speculation that they didnt want to come out with it after a certain date or after a certain its true or not but it just doesnt make any sense." both titus and primack praise rj editors and reporters who took to social media and even their own website with the irony - why a company whose main value should be transparency - cant be transparent themselves. "there is value in knowing the intentions behind why certain things are being covered and why certain things arent being covered certain in an editorial page certainly when youre in a swing state in a presidential year." ophelia young, fox5 local las vegas>> we weren't able to reach anyone from the adelson family to confirm this information for ourselves. the review journal is the largest newspaper publication in nevada. a man was stabbed to death at an apartment complex... and

it seems that the best reporting about the rj is happening inside rj. >> this could be a very fine hour for journalism. >> that was brian greenspan. the future of a newsroom is unclear. right now, the rj is investigating itself with this headline, in it, a bombshell. three reporters were told to drop everything and monitor the activity of three local judges. one of those happened to be in a lawsuit, the judge has him testifying in front of her. while the rj never published anything about the judge, weeks later, an article. called "the new burden harold," an article that was highly critical of judge gonzales. that paper is owned by michael schroeder, who was just introduced as the manager of the company that bought the rj. when the rj reporters asked schroeder about gonzales, schroeder perfused to answer questions. >> you have multiple lines going from the east coast to the journal -- who knows where they are going to. i do not think we know the story yet. >> that story is still being written, but the fact that the journal is writing it is commendable and notable. former journal employee

in an article published friday- rj detailed an unlikely discovery. as the $140 million dollar sale was being finalized - their corporate managers tasked several court watching the behavior of sevreral reporters including a clark who oversaw a termination lawsuit against adelson. there was never that there was editorial value to this project and so i think it probably did come across as pretty strange to all our reporters on even stranger - the findings were never published by the paper - but an article scrutinizing that judge ended up in a connecticut newspaper linked to adelson. former rj managing editor mary housch says adelsons intentions are very clear. mary housch: mr adelson spent a lot of money for a news paper and hes not a journalist hes a business man so i believe he bought it for power and influence another interesting point housch brought up is the implications this sale with have on election season. sheldon is openly republican -we'll see if that plays a role in who the paper endorses. this story has received national exposure - earning

but - as rj reporters out - the story was just getting started. nats in an article published friday- rj $140 million dollar sale was being finalized - their corporate managers tasked several court reporters with watching the behavior of sevreral reporters including a clark county judge who oversaw a wrongful termination lawsuit against adelson. james dehaven: there was never any insinuation that there was editorial value to this project and so i think it probably did come across as pretty strange to all our reporters on the ground even stranger - the findings were never published by the paper - but an article scrutinizing that judge ended up in a connecticut newspaper linked to adelson. former rj managing editor mary housch says adelsons intentions are very clear. mary housch: mr adelson spent a lot of money for a news paper and hes not a journalist hes a business man so i believe he bought it for power and influence adelson recently spoke about the purchase saying his family bought the r-j as a investment, dismissing any speculation the deal was

right now a lot of people at the rj are somewhere between worried, angry and curious. >> it has been a year of rattled nerves, says the paper. this is the second time that the review journal has been sold. >> hundreds of troops will soon have a nice holiday treat thanks to local culinary students. 14,000 cookies all going to fighting men and women. students and volunteers packed hundreds of cookie boxes today and hand them over to airport officials will send troops around the globe. it's the ninth straight year our troops for t>> cavett's back now and we have to be talking but the wind chill factor. >> we know that it happens. >> we will deal with this tomorrow morning for sure. probably dissipating by tomorrow night but the cold will remain r another 48 hours. earlier today we had those clouds low hanging over the valley even a couple light showers around the edges. if you look, he will see write about their will see a couple of these areas of showers. it did add to some of the personality in the sky earlier today. ground wise it was snow. some of it melting off the cabin of the gar

in an article published friday- rj detailed an unlikely discovery. as the $140 million dollar sale was being finalized - their corporate managers tasked several court reporters with watching the behavior of sevreral reporters including a clark county judge who oversaw a wrongful termination lawsuit against adelson. james dehaven: there was never any insinuation that there was editorial value to this project and so i think it probably did come across as pretty strange to all our reporters on the ground even stranger - the findings were never published by the paper - but an article scrutinizing that judge ended up in a connecticut newspaper linked to adelson. former rj managing editor mary housch says adelsons intentions are very clear. mary housch: mr adelson spent a lot of money for a news paper and hes not a believe he bought it for power and influence another interesting point housch brought up is the implications this sale with have on election season. sheldon is openly republican -we'll see if that plays a role in who the paper endorses. thanks a

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. >> james says this tree came crashing down feet from the rj where he and his fiance and their three month old daughter were sleeping. no one was hurt but in portland a woman was killed when a tree sliced through their home. her husband and brother got out unharmed. massive boulders pushed trees onto the busiest roadways. >> it started with rocks then all at once. >> drivers were stranded for miles. near seattle an entire hillside tumbled destroying one home and damaging several others. cbs news near the oregon coast. >> uber protests are escalating in toronto and some took a nasty turn as an angry taxi driver was dragged was necessity downtown toronto driver and even created road blocks to protest the ride hailing service. the man's behavior was unacceptable but illustrates the frustration of the drivers. luckily no one was hurt. >>> hollywood nominations are out. find out who the frontrunners are with multiple golden globe nominations. >> and the confusing forecast. feels like april in december. john elliot says it's going to >> really? you'd be surprised how easy it is to get a go

it is up to adelson and his tone for rj. krystal: nevada lawmakers are the carmaker promising to bring hundreds of jobs to nevada. lawmakers are considering $215 million in incentives. the $1 billion plant is expected to bring 4500 jobs to north las vegas. governor brian sandoval also is kilometers to improve laws allowing financing for infrastructure projects. the state was to finance $120 million in improvements at the apex industrial park. michelle: let's switch now. morning. i don't know how many people were really up that early. a few. it was cold this morning. kelly: i have been out in this cold all week. the wind really makes a difference. even though the temperature was colder this morning, the wind on much worse. michelle: today, we did not have that wind so we did not have to deal with the windchill. kelly: look at the lowe's. this is without the wind. downtown -- 27 degrees. someone hit the freezing mark of 32 degrees. then we had a ton of sunshine once the sun came out. then it warmed up pretty quickly. it is sti

he watched rj hunter knock it down from half court as the celtics took an eight point lead. kenny lin x lila -- leading the way with 19 points. and that hasn' t happened in 18 years, that it? finally with a minute to go, gmail appears and kg gets a big surprise, even though the rules of from 113 torrent -- to 99. imagine a very brady christmas. tom and gisele , one where he' s the curious. they watch their children. the kit -- christmas stockings are boots. tom is on the computer adding things to his cart. >> it' s a short week, christmas is on friday. we practice tuesday, wednesday, thursday, off on christmas day. i got a lot of shopping done. s.com picking up some last-minute gift ideas. them. got her. it' s been a great year. hopefully we can she -- we can keep building on what we' ve achieved. it will be tough to get a the >> steven jackson ran for over 11,000 yards with the rams and falcons and he spent one of those years with the rams so he should be a quick study suspend it like beckham. and this last time, that' s the one that jew the one-game suspension for fair pla

might be so in the future >> reporter: the dream of a no combustion cigarette began in the 1980s when rj wren olds. >> an odourless and smokeless cigarette. we will test and market the new high tech cigarettes >> reporter: the company spent three hundred million dollars. it was abandoned in less of a year. charcoal isn't on the menu here. they offer did you sees of flavour shall-- dozens of flavours here. this man helped open the business, his combination with his own battle of smoking. >> i was a smoker for 36 years. i bought one of these and i researched it, saw an opportunity for myself to stop smoking, which i was able to do and then thought it was a great business opportunity. we have just exploded. the world has found out about e cigarette. there is an alternative to smoking a product that kills you and we offer ways to learn more about that, to experience it, try it and go home with something that is a better alternative. >> reporter: alternative is how you might describe the vibe here, and that image is part of the problem. critics fear the atmosphere will hook non-smokers, espec

he oversaw the most recent media mistry, who bought the rj. reporters reveal it was adelson, in a deal put together by his son-in-law. >> no. jeff: that is him talking about the departure. he was part of the team getting the scoop on the sale. his last day at r.j. is tomorrow. >> i don't have permission to write this without fear of retribution. i do fear for my colleagues. jeff: the family says they promise to invest in the paper. they also promise it will serve las vegas for years to come. this professor said she had years of experience in newspapers, including 11 at r.j. as the managing editor. >> we need a paper that is fair, jeff: in the newsroom, he says reporters are -- >> doing the jobs. hoping that they will deliver on this. jeff: as this paper enters the adelson era, the city will be reading. i did reach out to the publisher , my messages were not returned. jim: intriguing story. brace yourself or even colder temperatures if you are going to be staying put forweekend. christine: chloe beardsley joins us at a home in northwest las veg

rj hunter played. watch what he does. he launches it buzzer beater from half court. celtics up by 8. avery bradley in the corner and big man hits the 3. losing streak. final score 113-99. >>> a long time coming but the red sox will finally retire number 26 for wade boggs. the team plans to honor the hall of famer during a special ceremony on may 26. he played 11 seasons with the sox and won the title five times but plenty of hard feelings when he chose to sign with the yankees why 1993. >>> it is now 4:46. let's start with a live look at our map where you can see nice and green which means our traffic flows are moving along. 93 south, route 1 wide open as you can see. zakim bridge looks good. live drive times. 13 minutes on route 1 to the tobin. 19 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. 24 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. if you were an early riser and you are getting ready to head out the door now, you should be okay, but later in the morning, we are going to start to see rain, maybe even a little bit of fog, right, shir. >> absolutel

reserve start game 8 for 8 from floor including that rj hunter beating first quarter buzzer with a 40 footer c's go up 36-24. off bench and breaking angle as team high 19 points celtics pulling away they close out t wolves in style. tyler zeller making most of his minutes throwing down feed from even turner. it was gee to time one garnett favorite traditions even he enjoy it had tonight. celtics roll one 13-99. snapping their three-game skid. last summer red sox raise pedro's number 45 to facade fenway this spring they will do same for another legend who finished his hall of fame career wade boggs, one a games greatest hitters will have his number 26 retired in boston. may 26th, an honor long overdue for the chicken man. his 338 lifetime average second in red sox history only behind ted williams. boggs won 5 batting titles with sox and made all star game in 8 >> play of day brought to you by capital one. miami beach western kentucky taking on usf check out topper jared dangerfield doing his name in justice look a that dangerous looking touchdown grab makes catch spins and somehow hold

. >> reporter: the kids are talking about local airman brian schwartz and local army specialist rj peskythis came from retired kindergartener teacher who was an army wife and air force mom. she urged the kids to wear bishop hats in honor of saint nick. >> he's santa claus and saint flick has the children are playing santa by stuffing stockings. >> reporter: the kids raised money to purchase the stockings and candy. a parent donated money for shipping. the stockings are packed with love and. >> toothpaste. >> reporter: toothpaste. >> toothbrush. >> reporter: what about again a yes. >> candy. >> reporter: what kind. >> skittles. >> reporter: the military moms beamed with joy knowing santa was making a trip to see their boys. >> very proud, very surprised. it's wonderful. when he receives these packages the first thing he does is share and he says mom the letters from the kids are awesome. it really touches their heart. gives them a lot of hope. it inspires them. >> reporter: and as saint nicholas would say, merry christmas to all and to all a good night. in north wales, annie mccormick cha

celtice rj hunter at the end of the first quarter --- and smooth as silk --- over the local guy shabazz muhammed here --- he puts it up like he's practiced that shot before. you may recall when he was at georgia state hunter hit a buzzer beater to beat baylor in the ncaa's and his dad fell off the chair he was coaching from ---- it was great video at the time --- tonight --- his dad --- ron --- tweeted out that he fell off the couch after seeing his son do it again. ((paul joncich)) > we're back tonight -- after successfully sending a rocket into orbit to deploy 11 satellites. the team then successfully landed the 15 story booster safely back to earth! this was the first successful mission for the falcon 9. spacex c-e-o elon musk hopes to reduce launch costs by creating reusable rocket parts./// ((paul joncich)) > that's all for us live at eleven. ((denise valdez)) the late show with stephen colbert is next with spike lee. we'll see you back here tomorrow

smith said no one at the rj has confirmed the purchaser's identity for employees. in a 2013 article in the daily beast, smith writes about how adelson sued him into bankruptcy over a brief passage in a book smith wrote called sharks in the desert. the lawsuit came while smith's then 8-year-old daughter was suffering from brain cancer. and smith isn't the only journalist adelson has gone after. darcy tag: the chairman and ceo of the las vegas sands corporation also owns a daily newspaper in israel. darcy spears, channel 13 action news. our red, white and blue 2016 event near town center.. ted cruz will be holding a rally at "the siena community center" today at -9- . cruz has been surging in the polls recently -- he's currently second, behind donald dr. ben carson's poll numbers have taken a hit recently -- but that didn't stop him from holding a big rally at fashion show mall yesterday. carson told supporters the upcoming election will have a security.. so it's important to put a republican in the white house. 10:55:49:16 and i can guarantee you, if hillary clinton

gregory pipisons, rj m, m,"darryl, h, bobby lake." lake."george, chris, don key ( key"matthew sarner, hector muniz" muniz""david clap, victor cash cash"eric f bell"name after name.. name.. "they live lives, they had loves."iowa c cy red week honors the millions who have died from hiv.from this colorful aids memorial quilt - stitched together to heal wounds of gbief... grief... "it was such an epidemic in the 80s, i had some friends s at passed away because of it."to this podium - university of iowa student apoorva raikwar joins others in saying it's vital to remember hiv still exists. exists."these are people, these are people that could be walking around on the educate - and advocate for testing. testing."i think hiv and aids is a healthcare issue that's not really on the radar for many in iowa."and it's this microphone and podium at the pentacrest - that's a starting point to shatter any stigmas about the condition. condition. "there's a lot of talk about how it's a homophobic disease, even still now with the education that we have."ctc, s

rj heim introduces us to this little performer this morning... the first time the curtain rose and "archie" did his terrier strut across stage, bill clinton was still the festival rehearsal's proved it could be done, and it worked. (sot: marissa parmenter, festival ballet providence dancer) "he coaches and would help archie get across the stage you know with a little treat or something on the other side, and being 16 is sweet if you're human, but for a dog, that's 112, a challenge at best for the festival ballet providence dancer) "he's getting up there and he's lost a bit of his hearing, but community for a long time, so i'm sure he knows, he can feel the music and feel the rhythm heim) "now, a dog's role in the opening scene is unique to the festival ballet providence marissa parmenter, and i don't know that i can recall another performance with a live dog on stage. he's paving the way for a brand new role in the nutcracker" not only as performer, but his presence as pet puts performers at ease. (sot: marissa parmenter, festival ballet providen

rj did and what he did at the end of the first quarter, half court bomb finds a home, buzzer beat good and celtics up by eight. second avery finds lynnoc in the corner, big man hits the three, celtics break a three game losing streak and beat minnesota last night final 113-99. >>> gene: long time coming but red sox will finally retire number 26 in honor of wade bogs. special ceremony. he won the american league battle title five times and bogs left the red sox to sign with the yankees back in 1993. >> catherine: both senators from massachusetts want to stop the federal government from using calls from collecting student debt and computers to call the cell phones of people that fall behind on student loan payments. senators elizabeth warren and ed markey among the lawmakers who signed a letter to the department of education. it urges officials to avoid using robo calls because they could be abused by debt collectors. >> gene: m.i.t. taking step into the future and software works by using changes in radio signals to recognize human silhouettes and track their movements. researchers say i

but the paper endorsed mitt romney in the last election and as for using the rj to advance his gaming interests.. nevada is just a small part of it in any event we've heard people concerned about adelson taking over the r-j.. now the other side another enigma to most of us is faraday future.. nevada is about to approve several hundred million in incentives to get the automaker here but it has yet to churn out a single car.. still north las vegas.. it's new home.. needs help any where it can another administration official finds himself in an email scandal. defense secretary ash carter used his personal email to conduct government business.. and he kept doing it after hillary clinton found herself in trouble send us your rants to the rant at fox5vegas.com or call at 702-436- 8285 here's a look at what's coming up.. on fox five news at eleven. we're continuing our team coverage tonight of an officer injured in a shooting today. how he's doing tonight... and the latest on the investigation. we're learning more about the secretive las vegas review purchase. why the buyer waited until toda

now rj it could soon be easier to fly to havana as we mark one year since easing relations between u.s. and cuba. the two are negotiating a deal to let commercial flights into cuba's capital. right now you have to take a chaerted flight. >>> in the days ahead we expect changes on capitol hill. the $1.1 trillion deal averts a government shutdown. it also sparse middle-class americans from tax increases. >>> 6:17. senator barbara mikulski has it tracked down to get the fbi to build its building in maryland. she has $300 million for it to happen in maryland. >>> in decision 2016 an endorsement for bernie sanders. it would be his biggestiest. the communications workers of the american union will throw its support behind him. it represents 17,000 american workers. >> in "news4 your health" developing cancer may be partly your own fault. they say reckless lifestyle and living in a poor environmental may have more of an impact than bad dna. they say external factors can influence the rate of stem cells. heavy smoking, diet, and how much you drink accounts for between 70% and 90% of gene mutat

rj keeps moving people while he fights in court. >> look at that, everybody. >> matter can keep his magicep ending here. >> yes. >> after his story made headlines the government backed off. marty no longer must have a disaster plan for his rabbit. >> with a little magic and a rabbit, if at least for now have a stay in the rule. >> but you had to have such a dramatic story on the front page. most victims of big government suffer in silence, but these people fought back. >> he's regulators really do believe that they're making the world a better place when if you listen to all these stories, we are making the world a better place. >> some may never win, but it's great that they fight. >> good to be in a room with this amount of people. good to be here together, we're not the only ones. >> they are the good news. but the bad news is in there and state capitols everywhere they keep adding more red tape. they should stop, but they

the reserve start the game 8 for 8 concluding this rj hunter beating the first quarter buzzer with 40-footer. its time early at the garden one of garnett favorite that decision and he enjoyed it last night. celtic roll 113-99 snapping three game skid. the brew win back in action tonight hosing the blues at the garden that's sports have a great day. >> coming up next there's a tran formation at gillette stadium. how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. >>> welcome back to nhl stadium for the new year's day dinner classic. crew started transforming the field to ice ring. the bruins taking on the much-loved canadians next week. this morning john cocoa shows us what it actually takes to get gillette stadium ready for some hockey. >> the nets arriving monday afternoon

the rj]÷óvw3 is actually talking about adding additional debates later in the year, partly because thet is now with the polls, still seven weeks away and you can't trust him. voters don't make up their mind until the last three days, ask rick santorum, the winner in 2012. they have to add more debates to give voters an opportunity to make up their mind. >> carl, thank you. >>> cops in baltimore bracing for any possible trouble after we get a verdict in the freddie gray case. %Ñ died in e custody, it sparked major protests in the city and beyond. now jurors are deciding the fate of the first officer to stand trial for his death. the details on that next. announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the

rj hunter plays for the celtics and at the end of the first quarter beating the buzzer, -- celts up by 8. and avery bradley finds olenicck. and celtics break their losing streak, win it 113-99. >>> a long-time coming but the red sox will retire number 26 for wade boggs. the team plans to honor the hall of famer during a special sermon on may 26. boston played 11 seasons and won the title five times, but plenty of hard feelings when he left boston and chose to sign with the yankees in 1993. >>> big makeover taking place down in foxborough, home of the patriots is now getting ready for the nhl's winter classic. covered with wood and a hockey rink will pop up. the bruins host the montreal canadians at the stadium on new year's day. >>> if north lucky now have tickets for this year's winter outside in boston. mayor marty walsh said the game will be at a big screen as part of the first-day boston celebration and ice sculptures. faceoff scheduled for after 1:00 and if it is warm like it has been, julie, i am not sure, that could be outdoor watching hockey in short sleeves. that will be odd.

rj: that is correct. i grew up near the first location by the university of denver.ollowing them for quite some time. betty: tina that would be your future. see -- you knew that would be your future. seeing what happened here, and we still do not know the source -- this is what is so fascinating about the article. he details how complicated it has been for chipotle to figure out what the source is the e. coli infection. can the company recover -- how are they going to recover from this? i think the question is, yes, they can recover, but you are right -- getting to the source of what the issue is is critical pad once consumers find out what the source was and the company can do -- directly address what they will do about food safety, i think that is quickly. that is when the clock starts ticking in terms of the recovery process. did we, they do not recover until you get the all clear from the governing body -- the cdc in north america, or other regular tory bodies. once we have the clarity, i think consumers will be more forgiving. in terms of what they can do to bri

but the paper endorsed mitt romney in the last election and as for using the rj to advance his gaming interests.. nevada is just a small part of it in any event we've heard people concerned about adelson taking over the r-j.. now the other side from this caller another enigma to most of us is nevada is about to approve several hundred million in incentives to get the automaker here but it has yet to churn out a single car.. still north las vegas.. it's new home.. needs help any where it can get it.. voicemails! another administration official finds himself in an email scandal. defense secretary ash carter used his personal email to conduct government business.. and he kept doing it after hillary clinton found herself in trouble for it .. we have a caller send us your rants to the rant at fox5vegas.com or out... santa i this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe it's time we finish this test drive and head back to the

closing bell" exchange for this monday nancy tangler, jonathan corpina and john brady joins us from rj o'brien in chicago. john, what do you say? we got a bit of a snap back rally after the declines of last week but they didn't hold. what's going on today? >> pretty significant moves we had in the market friday, there was a lot of activity, a lot of participation, yes, there was a rebalance and a quad witch but i think a lot of investors big and small closed their books on friday. the market is somewhat naked today. we're seeing the true -- the true sentiment of the market and what can this market do without any echo data to support it or put pressure on it. >> this morning we opened up higher and little by little we have been giving that all back. there is not a lot of participation today in our market. overall sentiment now has been pretty big weight has been put on it as we get toward the end of the year. we will have more eco data this week, but it is a short week, only seven more trading sessions this year. investors big and small have closed down their books and are looking forwa

he oversaw the most recent expose of itself, answering the question, who bought the rj? time now to see how the weather is shaping up. kelly: we will see dry conditions for most areas, and if you will do traveling, shopping, morning is the time to do it. the winds will be picking up. the high temperatures will be normal. and primm, 58, but the winds will continue this afternoon. part of a chance of rain and mountain snow beginning this afternoon in areas to the north. las vegas, mainly overnight, a slight chance. christmas day, skies clearing out, and the wind died down, but the temperature, 48, and 45 for the high on saturday. tom: we hope you enjoy some time with family and friends over this christmas weekend, and when you wake up with the wagners on monday warning, we will introduce you to a person who is battling an aggressive brain we will share her experience. >>> taking a look at the headlines, winter weather has left thousands of travelers stranded at airports worried reunions. rain and fog are still causing flight delays across the country. in atlanta, only one

december 15th you buy the russell small cap index, then there is the free lunch rjs this is my favorite, you're selling all the losers in mid-december for tax returns. by mid-december a bunch of stocks that have been beaten up badly, those stocks tend to outperform in the following two months because everybody sees them as bargains and buys them, it's called the free lunch, it's my personal favorite. and then of course there is the legendary santa claus effect. this is the effect of the last five days of the year and the first two trading days of the year, the market tends to have a nice short rally, it's about 1.5%, it's very reliable since about 1950, traders almanac famously discovered this way back in 1972 and everybody of course loves to end the year with a nice rally. a lot of reasons people like december. back to you. >>> to our "closing bell" exchange for this giving tuesday, jury regard fitzpatrick from russell investments is back with us, we are pleased to welcome mr. arthur cash inn who is at post 9 and rick santelli checks in from chicago as well. arthur, as santa claus stil

. >> rj, thank you. >> absolutely, thank you. >>> coming up, caught on tape, one of santa's helpers taking an nba ref. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc. southwest settling a lawsuit over a jet fix problem, promising to fix over side of outside companies that maintain the plane. a surge in acquisitions of car dealer shi eership dealerships, saying 456 dealers bought so far in 2015, up 40% the prior year. warren buffet bought a dealership last year. shares of nike today, the shoe maker posting results after the bell. the company expected to benefit from consumer preferences for leisure and turn around in china, and stock up 37% for the year so far, and we've talked about how remarkable that is. >> long time nba referee is apparently on santa's naughty list. last night, in san antonio, the pacers were playing the spurs, and fans were treated to coy owe tee claws, riding the sleigh, brought a present for the ref, and when one of santa's helpers popped out and kicked him in the shin. before -- >>. [ laughter ] >> running away. >> oh. >> nice. >> yeah. he