rose:"ok, rose, i need you to be strong." and i said, ok. he goes,"they deported me last night. didn't see it coming." reporter: jose was undocumented when he arrived in the u.s. as a young man. he never got into trouble with the authorities. when rose picks up her eight-year-old son walter from the school bus stop, he's proud to show her his work from class. rose: a-student. maybe pizza night? reporter: rose's neighbors are looking after her younger daughter, carmen. without their help, rose wouldn't be able to manage her job at a children's hospital. her husband jose is a carpenter, and thought their house would be a secure place for the family. but then young carmen saw her father taken away. at first she wasn't able to speak. now she's found her voice again. ♪ rose: did you finish your work? you're smart like your daddy. reporter: rose wants her children to remember jose as ththeir father, and not t as soe who's been deported. rose: he had been crying because there were tears on the floor. and jose goes,"i'm'm sorry," ad i i said,"what are you s sorry for?," and he went like

the dow rose by 157 points to 24527. the nasdaq up 66. and the s&p added 14. bob pisani has more on today's bounceback. >>> stocks were in rally mode most of the day. the dowurging more than 400 points on at one upon a spate of global market and trade related headlines though closing well off the highs. the markets got a liftro open on news of the cfo of huawei had been granted bail. andmp president taid he was willing to intervene on huawei's behalf if it help with a trade deal. then the "wall street journal" reported that the china was drafting replacement for the current made in 2025 plan. that plan had been a framework for increasing china's dominance in the manufacturing business. meantime european stocks surged ahead of a major confidence vote tonight over british prime minister theresa may's leadership. may had been the driving force bounding a nor brexit deal, the uk plan to exit the european union. she surved the vote. finally italy's prime minister set to meet with the european union this weekhere he says he will pose a reasonable budget deal.lo of h

gold rose a percent. copper rose 3%. >>> google chief executive sundar pichai set to testify next week. decided he will actually, lower himself to address the house judiciary committee. he will have to answer questions about the alarming anti-conservative bias in his company. he failed to appear at a similar hearing before the senate intelligence committee back in september. the prospect of regulation seems to focus the minds of those in silicon valley. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day, coast to coast on the salem radio network. >>> my next guest here to talk about among other things, google

this year )s rose parade. this was the sce >>> volunteers are working around the clock to prepare floats for this year's rose parade. this right here was the scene at phoenix parade floats, one of many locations where those preparations are under way. nearly 1,000 volunteers are putting together 19 entries for this year's parade. something to watch for is rose queen louise. she's the first jewish and lgbtq queen in parade history. the 130th annual rose parade kicks off new year's day in pasadena and we were saying we haven't been to that. >> we haven't and we're originally from l.a. but it's nice to see the amount of work that they put into these floats. it's crazy. so beautiful but watch it from home. because the weather's going to be cold outside anyway so just pour yourself a cup of coffee and enjoy that. >> wrap yourself in a blanket. thanks so much for watching. "nightly news" is next and weal s -- we'll see you again at 6:00. -- we'll see you again at 6:00. we'll see you again at 6:00. we'll see you agai

tom: grisanti and rose with us.in the 7:00 hour, a spirited discussion, the unique demographics and politics. this is "bloomberg." ♪ frombloomberg surveillance london, from new york, we welcome you. how about a chart which goes to the druckenmiller essay? thes almost my chart of year, twin deficits, the long-term disinflation of the real rate, here is the trump election and we are barely up to a real inflation-adjusted fed funds target. nti with us.grisa the hawks want to raise rates just to raise rates. christopher: i would not say just because. the economy is like a steamship that has a lot of momentum. tom: the real rate has come up. what are we waiting for? christopher: we should raise rates. we are just back to neutral after being below neutral. the ship will keep going and we should have higher rates. the president said we should it lower rates and everybody got upset. are sayingy hairs it, they must be right. there is room for the economy to grow. economy isf the growing as the fed is expecting, where do you

the nasdaq rose 29 and the s&p 500 fel. but as bob pisani reports, the markets may not be out of the woods just t. >> reporter: the markets bottomed this morning right at the november lows, dn 700 points andli raled six hundred. a positive you bounce offer oh of deeplyoversold conditions. the they say the fed is within shouting disnce of neutral. christine lagarde saysr the f of global slowdown are overdone and. towards the close the wagz ran a edory saying the f officials are less positive how far and fast the central bank needs to go. all of these comments were helpful bringing the markets off lows. but the rally looks tentative even with the dow down 1,500 points in two tais at the ls. buying seems muted. there is good reason to be cautious still. foul the markets have had big worries, most are not resolved. the he had raising rates aggressively isooking less likely. that's good news. that's one, though. but worries about a global oil glut haven't been resolved by ce recent o meetings. we have had tariffs and trade wars.

without it it is not good. >> when i asked rose how her mother feels about rose's education, rose had your mother feel now about you going to school? >> she's happy for me because she keep telling me my daughter, don't look back, just go and look what you want to be, yeah. that's it. >> your mother must be very proud that you are in school. >> yes, she's very excited. very proud of me. >> because you now get to fulfill her dream. >> yes. >> she wanted to go to school but now you can. >> yeah. i can go to school now and she is always encouraging me like don't let go of this opportunity because it comes once in a life, yeah. that's it. >> it comes once in a life. the scholarship that you provided for rose has changed her life. with your continued support we hope to continue to help provide that opportunity that comes once in a life. ♪ let's be honest. every insurance company tells you they can save you money. save up to 10% when you bundle with esurance. including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched from gei

the shares rose 15%o $15.65. general electric was upgraded to neutral from underweight at jp morgan. the analyst removed the shock from the short idea focus lis saying g.e.'s challenges are better understood. the pris target which is $6 which despite the upgrade is the lowest on wall street. shares gained% to $7.20. morgan brennan takes a closer look now at this call and g.e.'s latest restructuring move. >> wall street's biggest bear called a bottom on g.e. shares. jp morgan analyst grading g.e. to neutral from underweight but keeping the $6 price target the same. upgrade is significant. since the analyst was the first to call g.e. into question. downgrading the name n may of 2016 when it was still a $30 stock. since then predictions proved largely right much to the chagrin of longtime shareholders. according to the analyst the key to the story in our view is the outcome of the knowns unkno in near term which are better understood and around which debate is more balanced. as opposed to to being overlooked by most

thank you. >> reporter: rose only hopes the words she did share in the gym touched someone who feelse she used to, to let them know that in their troubled time, their classmates wish nothing but the best for them. one of the other great things about the winter wishes rally is it really is run by the students. they're the ones who go out to the local businesses and get donations and gift cards that make all that generosity possible. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> it is the season of giving. >> it really is. that's a great story. >> all right, coming up next, santa hits the pool. >> we'll be right back. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. holiday flight. jolly ole saint nick stopped by a ymca in >>> all right. santa claus catching some pool time just before his holiday flight. jolly old st. nick stopped by a ymca. >> oh! >

shares rose to 33.87. from tesla to president sump's tarippear trade war to rising interest rates, all of them factors that affected the automobile industry this year. and in year that is projected to be a good one for the u.s. auto makers overall. but what about next year? joining usight now michelle krebs is skuch analyst with auto trader good to seee you miche thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> how could you c 2018, first of all, good year, bad year, mid-level. >> it was surprisingly good year. it surpassed forecasts, including ours, looking like it may come in just a little bit aheadt of l year in fact. >> but ford is changing strategy. it's eliminati a lot of vehicles and focus on trucks. general motors is closing factories. what about for 2019. >> well t for 2019 wenk the market will be down a bit. still 'rhealthy. anticipating 16.8 million sales versus 17.2 this year. so still a rlly good year. but it's getting tougher. interest rates rising,he threat of tariffs. there are a

rose's mother had to drop out of high school when her father died. before rose got a k.i.n.d.had to drop out of high school too. and she felt that her future would be doomed. >> it was painful. i live -- i'm being -- i'm being rejected. it's like you cannot -- just because of money. you are not allowed to learn just because of money. and i say that why am i even in this world? because there's not anything to do out here. no education, that means my future will be doomed. >> when rose graduates from high school, she will be the first one in her family to do that. >> i just have to stand up and be the first one to go for my education. i don't want to be like my mom. i don't want to be out there struggling. >> when i asked rose how her mother feels about rose's education, rose had to fight back tears. >> and how does your mother feel now about you going to school? >> she's happy for me. because she keep on telling me my daughter, work hard in classes. just go and look what you want to be. yeah. that's it. >> your mother must be very proud that you're in school. >> yes. she's very

how people are holding up as they wait overnight for the tournament of roses parade in pasadena. >>> and speaking of icy, new technology that will better predict how big and when an avalanche will strike. that's all coming up next. >>> first responders in california are trying to tackle a crisis that impacts emergency crews across the country. people who tie up the 911 system by calling it hundreds of times a year. >> they're called frequent fliers, and tonight susie steimle says one central california agency has taken a drastic measure to curb the problem. >> not only are they abusing the ambulance service, they're abusing the hospital system. >> reporter: as an emergency medical services director, dan lynch has developed a kind of cowboy ambulance program. instead of transporting anyone who calls which is the state protocol, if you abuse 911 in fresno, they won't pick you up. >> we'll go check them out, reporter: we discoved t transp so-called frequent fliers ar overwhelming thelance sees and clogging up emergency rooms across the meing for chand a warm place to sleep. under the ce

window right there from the outside and he spoke these words from where we stand now stand the rose went to high above seems black and formless to some perhaps but when we enter we see it back lit by the sign it dazzles an astonishing splendor and reminds us that without faith we too are but stained glass windows in the dark. the president understood that even in the darkest of nights things can be transformed if handed over to the redemptive power of the almighty. no one on that first good friday expected easter sunday but it came it came because the light that brought creation into being also brought life from the grave we call that resurrection. only days ago. i was on will along with members of the president's staff his outstanding and loyal medical team. so many friends sully who i believe has gotten more press than the president in the last few days. loving members of his family. who called in who spoke with him throughout the day and as our forty third president just said inspired his last words words of love. sitting with us was someone the president like to call his little

washington will go to rose bowl. cal and stanford, big game in berkeley.ecause of the smoky air, cardinals have opened up offense. costello throwing touchdown passes. cal have turned into a gritty, physical, nasty team on defense. five takeaways against colorado anford had t ax eight years and cal wants it back. >> use that energy the right way, how to play the next play at your best, it's good. >> high scoring, great. 10-6 and need another touchdown to win, great. whatever the situation is, guys will play hard, try to win. >>> nfl news, kansas city chiefs will come on sunday, without kareem hunt. cut the star tailback after tmz obtained this video of hunt attacking a woman in february. why did it take ten months to come out? who knows. chiefs and nfl both claim not to have seen it until today. claim that hunt was not truthful about what happened in their investigation. losing young star. >>> baseball moves of note. hunter strickland is not back with the giants. throws smoke, drilled bryce harper, broke his hand. punching a wall this last season. not a new

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[speaking foreign language] [applause] >> mayor lee was very close to rose and the chain does chinese chamber of commerce and all the chinese new year in events. so we have francis so, the vice president of the chinese chamber of commerce to speak. [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> after hearing that ed lee passed away, i have never seen so many of the residents of chinatown come right here. who was here? remember they had candle night -- candlelight all night long. today we have the president of the community tenant association to speak. there were like 1,000 people from the community association. [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> in the past when ed lee was a lawyer, he represented chinatown tenants. he also represented residents to demand housing authority to influence how joe's total housing security. after he became mayor, he secured founding just funding for the program so tenants had better living conditions. we are so proud of ed lee. we hope we will

thank you. >>> still ahead, taking time to stop and smell the roses. literally.nature n content you can see on-original digital the historic "san francisco >>> welcome back. now it's time for new original digital content. the historic san francisco conservatory flowers is now open after dark. it could be a great family outing this holiday season or even a date night. our digital of the special exhit and shed some light on the story for us. light has every kind of possible effect on how we feel and think. they evoke emotional responses consciously and subconsciously. we have this 139-year-old victorian landmark and it changes people come here at night. >> who doesn't like flowers. when they're illuminated with pretty lights. >> reporter: this is our lighted console which is the major brain of the show. >> reporter: austin is is a lightening designer from a firm called light switch who has been burning the midnight oil. wheeling this giant console all over the conservatory of flowers and getting ready for night bloom. >> to show off the collections in the way peopl

headquarters is bustling as people hammer away at the floats that make up the rose parade. decorated with tens of thousands of flowers, many sprinkled with ground bell peppers and cranberry and popsey seeds and coconut. >> there has been 40 volunteers on different shifts, 200 people a day coming in and working on it. >> many will be staying up all night to complete the floats by tomorrow morning at 9:00. each will be judged for awards in 24 different categories. it's always fun to watch. >> people get creative and fancy. >>> time is 4:51, speaking of the rose parade, a pop and soul ledge send planning a special appearance plus angelina jolie for president? coming up on the eye on entertainment report. >>> a live look outside, this is the city of san jose. it is 4:51 right now. we'll be right back p sunny sky and breezy to windy conditions. seasonal, 56 santa clara and morgan hill. 56 in campbell, 55 san jose. looking at 56 in fairfield as well as vanesia and vallejo, berkley, 56 for a high. 55 alameda and oak land, downtown san francisco, a high of 55. we will talk about ho

sometimes i give my wife to the lips of one of her great my husband always gave me red roses and wouldn't be there. haven't done that for a while and. you know that i was married a long time but my husband passed away. claudius husband died six years ago but she's never forgotten them they met while they were working at this hotel. she still carries their wedding picture whether. it was good of you have to vote i might not know he ran the laundry here. it's a good feeling to have had a husband who worked here to. listen to me thinking you have some wonderful years here together. when he was involved. in vice by me as i know that he's still with me but i can't see him but i feel like he's here absolutely. we were one heart and soul we loved each other so much with him with always given the. many of claudia's colleagues live here right next to the laundry some of them live with their target hers claudia has her own apartment but she likes to stop by for a visit. or is helping to i heard you're injured yourself or show me where you are you know that looks bad. you feel this is where our coll

alex rose reports.enee abeyta was at her lakewood home doing chores wednesday afternoon...renee abeyta/homeowner: "i got a notification on my phone saying there's someone at the front door."you can see from the different cameras in her home- this woman grabs a package from her front porch... but by the time abeyta checked it out- she was gone.renee abeyta/homeowner: "i looked at my ring videos and i saw what happened."so she goes back outsidenats: "hey!"and sees the suspect crossing the street... trying to get away. renee abeyta/homeowner: "i thought no way this is happening to me."she gets in her car...nats: "i'm gonna corner her."confronting her in this video...nats: "what's your name? what's your name? did you steal something? give it! i'm gonna ábleepá call the police! i got you on camera ábleepá give me the ábeepá thing now! i'm taping you." nats: "leave me alone lady i didn't take anything."nats: "yes you did i saw you!"renee abeyta/homeowner: "i don't even know what came out of my mouth or even w

rose says that is part of the magic of wintis s, an atmosphere of acceptance no matter who you are. >> it's amazing. honestly, the word cannot describ it. >> reporter: rose can only hope the words sheid share in the gym touch someone who feels like she used to and know that in troubled times, their classmates wish nothing but the best for them. >> sweet story and a bold young lady. so rain is heading our way. hope? we'll have a final check in a moment. >> be sure to catch "ellen" >>> verizon is warni fios customers they may lose access to disney channels if they don't come to an agreement by january 1st hbo cinemaxed has been blacked s out due toilar dispute. >> consumer experts stores have deadlines of mid to late january to return items. for example, amazon will accept holiday returns through january 31st while best buy's deadline is january 12th. some retailers different guidelines based on the brand or the category of the item. with your cnbc morning busine report, i'm frank holland. >> so many of us have horror sries about traveling during the holidays, but an ohio man said he ex

especially for me my rose colored glasses you know. just the reality. people are. different. things are not the same. when even with one and i. who are working through things and i'm working through things. it had been six months since the bombing and karen had not yet seen her good friend celeste who was with them at the finish line and lost both her legs. in the planning. initially i i couldn't bring myself. to do that so. because i felt. celeste and sixteen others lost limbs that day. ron was one of the lucky ones doctors were able to save his leg but the trauma and pain still lingered. we're going to have to work for a long time to get to buy a new normal whatever that's going to be. after months of deliberation attorney general eric holder announced the u.s. would seek the death penalty. the defense will argue that zocor was pressured into it by his older brother that he was a popular well liked college kid led astray. or be held responsible and i agree and i and i do believe that. but i also thank you. just can't stupid. karen son was the same age as though car. didn't

shares rose to $58.27. meanwhile, gilead sciences may have a new ceo. they will take over in ma one analyst says that will make the stock more voteable. the stock fell 1% to $67.49. >>> a major yelphaholder is calling for changes at the board. sqn says it believes the has failed to hold itself and management accountable for the coany's strategic missteps. yelp called the directors active and open minded. ares rose 3% to $35.64 g and pro plans to move production for most of the cameras boundrom the u. out of china. the company said the decision wa made to avoid any new potential tariffs. the cost will be minimal. in a regulatory filing they said international bound cameras will remain in china. stock fl 1% to $4.92. >>> now to housing a becau of recent price declines, homeowners are no longer seeing big gains in equity. some are even losing the ability to pull cash out of their homes. diana olick has more. >> reporter: homeowners in most placesgre still mak money, but they are now seeing the smlest gains in twoyears. the average homeowner gained $12,400

they claim they were sexually harassed by charlie rose.osed sum of money to those women who no longer work at cbs. the victims all in their 20s worked at nbc bay area news while charlie rose was coang aring. cbs will investigate sexual assault claims by les moonves. for a nasty cold, take new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. whoa! and vaporize it with an intense rush of vicks vapors. ahhhhhhh! new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. the daytime coughing, stuffy head, vaporize your cold, medicine. here at snowfest... for your worst sore throat pain try new vicks vapocool drops. it's not candy, it's powerful relief. ahhhhhh! vaporize sore throat pain with new vicks vapocool drops. gilroy couple who ran into trouble with their trade-in. >>> 4:54, "nbc bay area responds" to a company who ran into trouble with their trade-in. >> they say the dealer made a mistake paying off their old car and owed them money. chris chmura worked to sort it all out. >> reporter: good morning. when they were ready to buy a new mercedes suv, they traded in their

(brian rose, witness)'my first thought was the best way that i can help is call 911.'her knows cpr so her ran to the car to help.(brian rose, witness) 'thatús when somebody noticed there was a fire under the vehicle. so my brother got an extinguisher from another witness, put out the fire, and disconnected the vehicles battery so it couldnút restart.'they tried to administer cpr...(brian rose, witness)'i know we did everything we could to try to help him, but it sometimes doesnút make it better. because ultimately, he unfortunately didnút make it.' while highway patrol investigates what caused the crash...the fire department is relying on its peer counseling program to get through this ((chief mike mclaughlin, cosumnes fire department)) 'this is about taking care of his family now and honoring alús memory and the wonderful legacy heús left behind for us.'from working to get smoke detectors to non-english speaking neighbors, to training firefighters from western mexico, to winning a valor award for saving another personús life...merazús accomplishments speak for themsel

verizon shares rose 1% to 58.85. biotech portola pharma said its treatment for bledding which is approved in the u.s. will be reviewed by europeanrefficials beeing given the green lightly. officials are seeking additional information regarding the mpany's marketing applications. investors were disappointed and nt the shares lower by more than 6% to >>> and after the bell american eagle reported another quarter of same store sales growth. but it wasn't good enough to top wa's revenue expectations. the clothing retailer also gave disappointing guidance for the current quarter. f shares initiall in the after hours and it finished the regular day down 2.5% to $$19.03. >>> health care could be in for major changes in the new year. accordin to a newreport, the industry is making a big push to goit d. bertha cumulus has the details. >> reporter: for years health care has been playing catch-up with other businesses when it comes t technology. but in 2019 the health industry is investing more in artificial intelligence roboti

the shares rose 5% to 103 peart 85. rent a center a ended deal to be bought out by arieft equity firm after the deadline to close the deal was not extended. the ftc raised anti-trust concerns. shares of the small cap company dropped 9% to 13.03. and microen tech reported revenuer that was wea than analysts hoped. the chip maker says a supply glut pushed prices lower. and that sent the stock lower i initial after hours trading. the stock rose slightly in the regular session to 34.11. real estate investment truchlts. otherwise known as reits are beating the broader market for the first time since the benchmark index for the is esector has ha total return of 2.6% kbird to the 3% decline for the snpd fiefd. but will the trend continue? with we are joiesd by j sullivan. the reit's analyst at btit. >> good to see you, sue. >> you picked three sectors for us to low back at and a number of of names. we broke it out into malls, amounts and hotels. 'tis the season for shopping. you like two names in the malls. >> we think the con

in consumers opened wallets november as personal spending rose nearly half a percent. personal income rose slightly last month as well. >>> consumer sentiment also rosh this m thanks though a strong job market and retailers arethoping that translates to this holiday shopping season. and the retailers are gearing up for the last minute shoppers who are racing against the clock for the holidays. kourtney reagan in elmhurst, new york. d> tomorrow could be the second busiest shopping of the year behind black friday. the saturday before christmas is it often called supersaturday. a critical day for retailers to urchases he final before christmas. punctuate eighting the e of what most experts t nk will be a strong holiday season, despite the recent stock market selloff. >> if you look at the master card spending data up until day ago we were seeing 5% growth overall for theonsumer compares to two years ago at 3% and a year ago at 4%. we are having aer v healthy consumer season. the next five days are make or break for the retail z even though the holiday season was as long a

but rose had a nightmare final round.17th. brooks koepka finishes 2018 as number one in the world. katie taylor produced a dominant display in new york to beat eva wahlstrom and successfully defend her ibf and wba world lightweight titles. taylor won each of the ten rounds at madison square garden to beat her finnish opponent — who is already a world champion in a different weight division. meanwhile, canelo alvarez is now world champion at three weights. that's after he beat liverpool's rocky fielding at madison square garden. fielding was knocked down four times before the fight was stopped in the third round. translation: the plan we had was to hurt the body. i think he committed an error by beginning to exchange with me. that is what i worked on, to hit the body hard, and thank god, everything went well. i never shied away from the challenge. i said, yeah, madison square garden, it has been a great week. i have met some great people. you know, i dared to be great, lived the dream. i will come back again. that's all fr

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the stock rose 2% to 109.11. allerganill pull breast implants from the european market following a mandatory request from regulators. the implants have been linked to lymphoma in some wen. ey say potential liabilities are a concern. shares were lower by nearly7% to 136.56. >>> japan's biggest ever initiau ic offering made its debut. flopped. softbank shares started trading in tokyo today. investors watched closely in part of the softban reach into silicon valley and around the world. our reporter is in tokyo tonight. >> reporter: concerns about saturation in the domestic market and softening global exposure to huawei dampened the mood for the big debut at the tokyotock exchange. this is japan's biggest ipo with more than 23 billion raised it was up there with the biggest ipo, alibaba back in 2014. 90%e of th0 million shares allotted is he set aside for retail investors. first time mom and pop buyers lookg to invest in the and ion like soviet bank the indication washe uptick was strong initially. but they were hit

the stock rose 2% to 82.03. california regulators late friday said pg & e falsified natural gas pipeline safety records for years. an inspection found the company didn't have sufficient staff to fulfill required inspections and it pressured employees to complete the work. pg & e is taking action in response to the findings. the shares fell 6% to 24.44. today is one of the busiest days for fedex this holiday season. they expect to break records and process for packages than ever. frank holland takes us behin the scenes at a facility in edison, new jersey. >>> the e-commerce boom has this fedex facility busier than ever. >> it's a huge impact on the holiday shipping season and also a year-round phenomenon. >> reporter: the company predicting it will deliver more than 400 million parcels, packages and products between thanksgiving and christmas, breaking its record from 2017. >> the volumes and the peak season start to accelerate earlier every year as e-commerce grows. >> reporter: u.p.s. and the post office expect

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rose says that is part of the magic of winter wishes.f acceptance, no matter who you are. >> it's amazing. it's -- i honestly -- the words cannot describe it. >> thank you. >> reporter: rose only hopes the words she did share in the gym touch someone who feels like she used to, to let them know that in their troubled times, their classmates wish nothing but the best for them. >> really nice to see there. >>> we'll be right back. emergen. we )ll take you inside the new response center in the east bay... to keep our waterways safe! plus: a north bay man hits a snag while trying to get a refund. our consumer team helps him patch things up. join us tomorrow from 4:30 to 7. good mo >>> right now, this is an image from nbc bay area sky ranger, live over the end of a pursuit there. this is in fairfield, just off highway 80. you see the car on its side there. well, police are telling us that this started in vallejo and ended here in fairfield. we can tell you that that suspect is in custody. officers received minor injuries. we're going to stay

representing europe, henrik stenson and justin rose. cheering.sa team packed with major winning talent. in the blue, a europe united. representing europe, henrik stenson and justin rose. cheering. bienvenue to the ryder cup, where golfers become gladiators. in the red corner, a usa team packed with major winning talent. in the blue, a europe united. the opening fourballs went to the form book, the usa chipping away at europe's resolve. 3—0 up. if they had the x factor, europe had its own piece of moliwood. round she comes, round she comes! what a two. foursomes meant this man, ian poulter, as europe whitewashed the afternoon session, to give the usa plenty to ponder. new day, new outfit, same europe. mcilroy won with garcia. they won two. so did they. he didn't. the us were in deep trouble. not too chuffed to see this man draining putts again. his team—mates weren't too shabby either. under the circumstances, probably the putt of the day. still advantage europe. usa responded strongly at the start of the singles, but the blue wave was coming. jon

the s&p rose 5%. the nasdaq jumped 5.8%. biggest gain for all three averages since march 2009. here is how the world is responding. tokyo rallied. shanghai and hong kong did not share the rally. european markets mixed. dow futures are all over the place. down 400. down 200. watch this space. wednesday was the respite from the very rough month for investors. the s&p 500 is close to a bear market which would end the longest bull market in history. this month is still on track for the worst december since since . the economist named kevin hassett spoke with reporters. >> very clear that secretary mnuchin's job safe. is the fed chairman's job safe? >> yes. 100%. >> all of the anecdotal information is the fundamentals are sound. christm christmas sales are through the roof. gdp will be above 3% again. i think the momentum we saw this year is carrying forward to next year. >> the president has bashed the fed chief so many times that the safe comment was well received about wall street. the president said the fed is raising rates t