a bit ofey brought elegance to dining along the santa fe. he had linens, china, and crystal, and fresh food, and this really change railroad travel. s health begin to fail and the late 1800s, and his son took over the business. family members credit many harvey huckle with the concept of using american indian art to promote train travel and for the establishment of the american indian art business. also she is credited with hiring mary jane to do the design at the first big native art display at the alvarado hotel in albuquerque. when we talk about arizona and the fred harvey and cities in the state of arizona, mary coulter is key to that story. of course she began working for the harvey company on a contract did the 1902 when she declaration for the alvarado --el, but she went on to do declaration for the alvarado hotel, but she went on to do the interior and exterior on a number of holdings, particularly at the grand canyon. she designedlding for the harvey company was at the grand canyon, and that opened in 1905. in 1914 she designed the

santa fe could stand to lose $6 million if mr. trump is serious about cutting fund to your city for example. why you taking this stand? >>. >> well, first, it's a question of values. santa fe has also stood by for more than 400 years, recognizes that we're stronger by celebrating diversity and cultures that are here and we know that when people are here feeling safe, they contribute to our sfi. we are a stronger city and are able to be more productive and unified. when these policies come out of an election, you have to be concerned and stake out the things that you're not willing to kole rate from your federal government and basically pursuing policy. >> what about the sanctuary cities are simply safe havens for illegal immigrants who commit these crimes. the fact this is a place where they can just hide and not be held accountable for -- >> well, they're misinformed. there have been study after study on the presence of immigrants across the country and we know that the fact is that there has been an increase in crime. in fact, w

pero lo que atrae a miles de personas a la capilla loretto en santa fe nuevo mexico.era que conecta la parte posterior de la capilla con el aposento alto: inq: esto tan hermoso es este un misterio lo de la escalera. cg: guillermina garcia/viajo desde phoenix un misterio que oculta tres secretos en sus 33 peldanos. el primero quien la construyo. inq: pues cristo quien mas. cg: maria luisa cuevas/viajo desde phoenix otros dicen que fue san jose,, pues segn la leyenda en 1879 la orden de las hermanas de loretto,, elevaron una novena a san jose el santo patron de los carpinteros. y la respuesta llego en forma de un enigmatico viajero. inq: he insisted upon working inside this chapel. cg: richard lindsley/conserva dor museo-parroquia de loretto el conservador de la parroquia- museo richard lindsey explico que el misterioso carpintero trabajo a puerta cerrada durante tres meses. y despues desaparecio. inq: no me puedo imaginar como la hizo. inq: algunos dicen que es una marvilla ya que es una escalera en espiral que no tiene ningún tipo de soporte en medio quieren saber tam

fred harvey brought a bit of elegance to dining along the santa fe.e had linens, china, and crystal, and fresh food, and this really change railroad travel. fred harvey's health begin to fail and the late 1800s, and his son took over the business. family members credit minnie harvey huckle with the concept of using american indian art to promote train travel and for the establishment of the american indian art business. also she is credited with hiring mary jane to do the design at the first big native art display at the alvarado hotel in albuquerque. when we talk about arizona and the fred harvey and cities in the state of arizona, mary coulter is key to that story. of course she began working for the harvey company on a contract basis in 1902 when she did the declaration for the alvarado hotel, but she went on to do -- declaration for the alvarado hotel, but she went on to do the interior and exterior on a number of holdings, particularly at the grand canyon. the first building she designed for the harvey company was at the grand canyon, and that op

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: solidarity in santa fe. people feel about donald trump's campaign pledge to deport undocumented immigrants? we saw this enormous tidal wave approaching the beach, and people started to run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. united states troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noriega. the pentagon said the operation had been 90% successful, but it's failed in its principal objective, to capture general noriega and take him to the united states to face drugs charges. the hammer and sickle was hastily taken away. the russian flag was hoisted over what is now no longer the soviet union, but the commonwealth of independent states. day broke slowly over lockerbie, over the cockpit of the pan—am's maid of the seas, nose—down in the soft earth. you could see what happens when a plane eight storeys high, a football pitch wide, falls from 30,000 feet. christmas has returned to albania after a communist ban lasting more than 20 years. thousands went to midnight mass in the town where

in santa fe i have a wife and a small son. i do not wish to die. at we should turn back. now i say it again, senor. we must! amigo, our best chance is to get to the wagon train. sister, there are two of us to handle the driving chor and three wagons. you'll have to leave one behind. but we shall need everything in all three when we get to st. joseph's. we'll have to leave one behind. sister, i've driven a team before. could i try? you've never driven a wagon as heavy as this. no, i--i haven't. but i think i could manage. all right, we'll give it a try. i'll lead out, you follow, juan, you bring up the rear. don't look so worried, mr. mccullough. i'm not so sure you can keep up. well, you can be very sure i won't be left behind. juan, give me a hand with this team. p, mr. mccullough. he's hemorrhaging very badly. hold it there. hold it. whoa, whoa! onight? i suppose so. well, here's something that all of us ought to know. this is a rough idea of the trail. we're about here. we're gonna leave and go across some broken country to a canyon that i saw yesterday while i was out

when it comes to the murder rate, santa fe fares quite well against emily sized cities who are activelycitizens, not being deportation agents. -- santa fe fares quite well against similar sized cities. studio: today is likely to be the busiest food—shopping day of the year, with an estimated 10 million people hitting the supermarkets. it's been dubbed by some, but not by me, as frenzied friday. 0ur correspondentjudith moritz reports from east didsbury in greater manchester. voiceover: two days until christmas and for the supermarket industry, this is frenzied friday, the day that most shoppers go to buy their festive food, 10 million british customers will keep the tills ringing today. at peak time we will serve 15,000 customers in one minute. huge volume of customers that will go through our checkouts. we are ready for it. for the grocers, it has all been building up to this point, a peak day of trading after months of planning. supermarkets must get stock levels just right, the planning for this sta rts just right, the planning for this starts almost one year in advance. the last few

that santa fe has a d.c.n119z if you see the vehiclethe you're asked to call police immediately. >> in prince george's county first responders came to thece o rescue two of kids who gotki got stuck in the mud and we do the d really mean stuck in the mud.he. the 11-year-old boy sank in soft mud near a marshy area in landover.nder. eric henderson says he triede td help his friend get out before e he realized he was too stuck.d e >> because i used w my hands like a shovel so i can be ablebl to get him out. o. so then i tried to do the same thing to my legs but it didn't workly. >> it took about a half anokut a hour toet the boy out of theut mud. the when they got out but notout t n seriously injuries. inj >> emergency responders in ourio area rarely have to deal with d this. this weekend they got a callnd a that a camel had bitten his h handler. happened during the preparation of ahappen christmam show in upper marlboro.aror the show is an annual events.s. organizers brings in camels and other animals as part of

here and less than 15 minutes across the key routes like downtown tech center, 225 drive as the santa fe stretch and quebec. 11 minutes east and westbound up to upper 60s for speeds this morning. a quick mention. parade of lights tonight and road closures begin near the 16th street mall around 5:30 p.m. they don't wrap up until midnight. expect the same tomorrow. >> thank you for that >>> scammers constantly trying to think of ways to get your health care. our report per has been tracking the latest scam. this one is kind of sophisticated. >> these are really always new ways to take your money. scammers know plenty of people are confused about health care coverage under the affordable care act. they're using that confusion to take advantage of people and take their money. you get an e-mail claiming to be from the irs. if you have an plan under obamacare, you owe additional money for your plan. consumer reports has seen people be targeted by the scam. the group is sending out a warning about red flags to look for in scams like this. pay attention to who the e-mail asked you to send a chec

on your screen bute u the santa fe they're looking loi for has d.c.e you'releu being asked to call police immediately.mediaty. >>> developing this morning the cia wants a fullvelo invespithe tigation into allegao that russia hacked theed t presidential election. elect a bipartisan probe will begingi immediately. and the allegations are that russia somehow helpedomehow president-elect donald trumpt-el win that tight race.wiat t trump says russia did not interfere with the election eleo though. president obama has ordered a full review of all campaignt obm season cyber attacks at that time he wants the report he completed by the time heled by leaves office.ice. >> changing gears a little bitge right now let's talk football.la redskins taking on the eagles ee in the fourth quarter after an abysmal first half. hal four seconds left in the s game -- this is n desean jackson camping a bigam bomb for a touchdown.do then with 54 seconds left in the game chris thompson heson took the ball 25 yards, wentyasn to the house for the score t s giving the redskins a

santa fe stars faced a maple leaf.he shootout because they could tour with a hard shot towards the first goal. they try to even it out. attempts to backend, but martin stops them. nicole: don't forget, we are waiting on the fed today. let's see what's going on. dow futures after record. dow, nasdaq and s&p down slightly very much in a wait-and-see mode. s&p futures down half of one point. nasdaq futures gaining one. oil has been gaining because of opec and non-opec production cuts. today falling back to build up in supplies way not down 62 cents. gold is up five bucks in right here we will cover the meeting this afternoon and the rate hike are all waiting for. lauren: coming up, we will hand it over to morning with maria. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. you'll even get the samsung galaxy s7, the pixel phone by google, or the motoz droid for only $10 per month. hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon. .. . [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette

equipo chapecoense, tiene la copa de 2015, que le fue cedida por el campeÓn del aÑo pasado, acrÍtico santa fes de los jugadores. reportero: en chapeco no se recuperan de una tragedia que los consume por dentro. dijeron que estaban muy contentos porque un familiar estaba vivo, pero al mismo tiempo dice que sufren porque se perdieron otras vidas, no sÓlo los jugadores. en una humilde casa, un hombre de 31 aÑos, con sueÑos de grandeza futbolÍstica, que vivÓo para contarlo, quedÓ marcado el fatÍdico sueÑo que tuvo el jugador horas antes del vuelo. " le dijo a mi nuera que luego me contÓ que habÍa soÑado que el aviÓn en el que viajaba se habÍa estrellado" asegura su madre. en este estadio los jÓvenes se baÑaron de gloria, y el dolor sigue atrapado. " esto no es algo menor para nosotros, es mucho nosotros, sobre todo para nuestro equipo, estos jugadores, nuestros campeones para siempre, es tanto e" es tanto el dolor que indÍgenas llegaron a rendir tributo a su manera. " nuestra comunidad, junto con todo brasil, estÁ de luto" asegura este indÍgena. dicen que estÁn muy tristes y que su momento de pÉr

it was taken at a parade in 1937 or something like that in santa fe, and somebody just said, hey, georgeu look like billy the kid. get up there on that flatbed. so i was so mad now that i missed the beatles on ed sullivan, i missed watergate. why? because i was at the library trying to figure out what wild west heroes and legends were actually true. and that led me to owning true west magazine. well, the thing that was so bizarre and ironic, we didn't know it at the time, is one summer in 1967 and the next summer or in 1968, i worked on the bypass which was i-40, which became i-40. and i remember them coming through putting stakes in the ground north of our house, and we asked the guys what they were surveying, and they wouldn't tell us. it was top secret. and so then later we found out it was iing-40, and it went -- iing-40, and it went to the south of town coming into town. and i worked on it. .. i mean guide. i mean there were placed that are were out of business within a year. some took longer. but day eventually -- in fact it's sad for me to drive through kingman, the part i grew up

that doesn't look go t >>> why we have a very good drive here on santa fe and dart dartmouth. not far from hampden. looking good on 70, 270 and in and out of boulder also wide open. >> it is now 4:47. we have a report. hackers are looking to steal sky. . >> called dronejacking. they break through the relatively weak firewall and steal it. >> if you crash in here, an intake, it's not your drone, but you have control over it. >> so what makes it easier to hack is the unencrypted ports. 3 >> it's up to the owner and manufacture to keep them up to date and patched in an ongoing basis. >>> netflix users can watch show shows even when they're not connected to the internet. >> today's tech bytes. >> trending hashtag, netflix on line. offline without the internet. one called it a miracle. really, notebook foeks? >>> news for the wireless headphones. a tweet about the air buds. >> should be out in a few weeks. >>> home on zillow. >> fire place and reindeer stables, estimated at $650,000. of course, it's not on the >> where are the elves? >> somewhere in the back. >>> if you need help p

cull fax as well as santa fe. views across fort collins, very light. we want to talk about the drive across border. u.s. 36 near the baseline entrance ramp 25 or u.s. 36 blocked off now and expect delays throughout the day. plan ahead to make your way around. >> amelia, thank you much. >>> netflix users can download several shows or movies to watch off line. it's available on phones or tablets android 4.2 or higher and iphones with ios 8 or above. content. do it on your phone or tablet to watch anywhere you want. >> you can now have a taste of dunkin donuts coffee in your pop tart the do have teamed up to create these flavors. va nilvanilla latte and chocolate mocha. i don't know how i feel about that. >> objection. >>> it's a reminder . >>> today is world aids day it's to get rid of stigma of aids. when hiv and aids was talked about in the 1980s, it was thought of as a virus that only affected gay men. now the cases in tripled. one in five of new hiv diagnosis are women. in a message t pontiff called for access to treatment no matter how poor. he said

a woman in hollister injured by a chemical explosion is in serious condition and in the santa fe hospital. she was transported to the santa clara medical center after being exposed to lead oxide. she was decontaminated before transported and at the hospital before taken inside. >> the hazardous team decontaminated her on the stretcher above the pool so we collected the waters and they were properly disposed of. >> the explosion was at the energetic company in hollister. it happened at 9:30 yesterday morning. >>> later today family members and friends of mario woods will hold a vigil marking one year since he was shot and killed by san francisco police. he was carrying a knife when he was shot more than 20 times by police officers december 2nd of last year. the video of that shooting led to major protests about police use of force. today people will gather at martin luther king, jr. park at 3:30 and march where mario woods was killed. >>> gunmakers do not need to equip guns with bullet tracing technology says the state court. the original law was signed by 2007 by then governor arnold schw

. >> thanksgiving was in santa fe with jill's mom. she lives in santa fe. to have great in-laws and my family loves jill so we luck out in that way. >> there is no awkward conversations. >> what was that about the defending yourself in front of the in-laws. >> yes. >> that must be a tense situation when you have to defend your spouse in front of her parents. >> that is true. >> or in front of my parents, it is like if they say something about her then you have to do that. i have been very luck bye that. >> of course, they love her. >> my dad, my dad loves jill, and jill loves my dad so we got lucky. >> do you alternate, do you do thanksgiving here or christmas there. >> we don't really plan it. this christmas we are staying home because everybody wants to chill at home but it depend on the year. sometimes we will go to new orleans. sometimes colorado where jill's dad lives. it just depend home. >> where is home. >> in connecticut. >> i have a friend this lives up in the the lehigh valley and they vacation i think sometimes with your kid. martha's vineyard n

i recall the santa fe and coca-cola buys as being inside-like buys. the shorts panicked. they pushed the shares higher in a december pralgs to cover their positions and you make money. when a company with a heavily shorted stock announces a buyback, that's another line where management is contradicting the shorts. companies often repurchase their own shares and while not all buy backs are bullish, i teach you how to identify the bogus buy backs in my bulletins at actionalertsplus.com. a substantial new buy back in the face of shorts is often a good reason to take a closer look at the stock. a note of caution here. you have to be very carefully when dealing with a company that's in the crosshairs of the shorts, especially when people are nervous and the market's in bad shape, the shorts have the ability to wreck a stock. these days, the shorts have more fire power than ever, i believe thanks in part to an sec that now under both democrats and republicans looks the other way when shorts raid stocks with bogus stories about accounting issue and management blunders. plus, it'

police are looking for a blue 2014 hyundai santa fe with d-c tags "e-n-11-90".that carjacking is tied to a shooting a few hours later - just blocks away. we first told you about this as breaking news yesterday on good morning washington. grand dos-un-mu was found shot in a car on 32nd street northwest. police believe the suspect was a passenger in the car. the justice department is filing a lawsuit against culpeper county. the department accuses the county of violating federal law by blocking the islamic center of culpeper from building a mosque. the lawsuit claims county leaders discriminated against the i-c-c to grant the organization a sewage permit. board of supervisors representative bill chase told us by phone, the decision has nothing to do with religion. the complaint alleges, since 1992, the county has considered 26 applications. and it's never denied a pump and haul permit for commercial or religious use. a pump and haul system does not treat or dispose of waste, but collects it for periodic removal. covering metro, today, u.s. senator and former vice

joe: what do santa fe do?hat were exclusive, pfizer came along and beat them badly and then they actelion. scarlet and i were talking earlier, there is a company called regeron. that may make sense for them. scarlet: how urgent is the need for it them to acquire these specialty drugs? quite santa fe has a lot of drugs where generics will come in or others have come in and taken some market share. they are going up to do a big deal. wouldere hoping actelion be it. i would not be surprised if we are here talking about some deal sanofi is trying to do. howlet: coming up, obamacare and donald trump's threat to repeal it has affected the health care industry and what we can look ahead to in 2017. this is bloomberg. ♪ intelligencemberg recently released his 2017 global health care outlook. every day we are taking a look at what you cannot miss in different sectors in 2017. joining us now is jason, let's start with obama care. if donald does rip he'll parts of obamacare there are going to be winners and losers. we pr

now, again, the car stolen was a blue 2014 hyundai santa fe it's an suv. seen shortly after the stick-up eastbound on north hampton street. two officers did respond to the scene, the victim says again, as she was unloading groceries, the first suspect approached her, that suspect is the one who flashed a handgun and demanded she turn over her key, the incident happened again last night around 6:30. the victim telling us the big take away is to be vigilant and aware of alert of your surroundings but also she's learned to putter had keys on different key chains because she had all her keys on that one key chain and so now she's tasked with having to rekey her entire home in the meantime. police say that remains a mystery who is responsible for all of this but they're urging residents to be aware of your surroundings and your day-to-day it said. tisha lewis fox 5 local >>> a stretch around 7:00 remains closed following a deadly accident. two cars and a truck collided in the westbound lane near yellow school house road in round hill. one person killed. the she

although the east santa fe hoot hills, the breezes are picking up but not as bad as other locations, the peninsula is the same and the same for the north bay. fairfield and mount diablo, walnut creek, oakland, san francisco, jacklyn square a good breeze and main low out of the north. it is clear. northwest 24 at that site at nevada. and gusts up to 32 in travis and 30s as we talked about, oakland airport but not far away gusts up to 36 miles per hour. and due north at sfo, don't see that all the time. also hayward and due north, a northerly component and if it was not for that breeze we would be colder. tomorrow we will be. airmass dry and the dew points have gone down and tonight when the breeze takes off and starts to relax, it is also going to drop big time. today we start off 40s and 50s and some 30s to 50s for some. 14 in truckee. 43ukaip35 in arcadia. high pressure to the north and it is filling with that north wind. the northerly breeze will give us some warmth. low to mid 60s for other places. santa rosa will be in that 64- degree range. cold tomorrow morning. not as windy. i

from santa fe out to university. >>> thanks, joel. there is talk of a vigil tomorrow afternoon for the mother and two children ??found dead in their minivan yesterday outside an empty sports authority store in lone tree. we're working on ??the details. a family member tells us they to the community. here is our lauren dispirito. >> reporter: neighbors show their support #r a highlands ranch man after his wife, jennifer labor, and their sons, 3-year-old ??adam and 5-year-ol ethan, were found dead inside their minivan wednesday. >> we've ??lost a wonderful mom and two boys. >> reporter: by phone, jennifer's mother told cbs4 all three died from ??gunshot wound she had chatted recently with loving person. would do anything for anybody. >> reporter: investigators are not commenting on the possibility of a murder- suicide, but &ey there is no threat to the public. the three were last seen ?? tuesday leaving bear canyon elementary school early where ethan attended. >> everyone was blind sided. we had ??no indication, nothing like that. no ab

it was taken at a parade in 1937 or something like that in santa fe and somebody said, hey, george, you look like billy the kid, get up there on that flatbed. >> so i was so bad now, that i missed the beatles on ed sullivan, missed the hoola hoop craze. why? because i was in the library trying to figure out what wild west heroes and legends were actually true and that led me to owning true west magazine. well, the thing that was so bizarre and ironic, we didn't know it at the time is, one summer in 1967 and then the next summer 1968, i washed on the bypass, i was i-40. which became i-40 and i remember them coming through and putting stakes in the ground north of our house and they asked us what we were center. >> and later on i-40, i worked on it, i didn't realize we were killing the very thing, we were killing the goose that laid the golden egg. we didn't see that, it was progress and cut out 15 miles where it goes to hackbury. it was going to cut across it and oh, how super modern is that? we will have a new highway and it's going to be wonderful. >> well, as soon as that highway open

my father in santa fe indian school. my mother at phoenix indian high school. and they really didn't have the opportunities that i had or that children have today. in other words, they came from traditional families, and they didn't have the ability to have a parent or an uncle say to them, you should go the next step to college. so they are my biggest supporters. interestingly enough, a number of my role models were male, and they were lawyers. and they were some of my biggest supporters and advocates. they were individuals who would ask me questions in the course of a case that they were prosecuting, or trying. and it was really their interest in my response that gave me the idea that my opinion counted for something. tadd johnson: judge humetewa was one of several speakers at the opening of the "why treaties matter" exhibit. the event is an outreach effort by the district court and the minnesota american indian bar association. treaties absolutely do matter today. of course, treaty making stopped many, many years ago. but really, the foundation of those trea

in the fall of 2009, we already owned a fair amount in northern santa fe.nd the price looked like we could do it at a sensible price. so that was a thursday. and on friday i said we would pay $100 per share of the directors were interested. he checked over the weekend and the following sunday we had a contract signed. somebody from the white house calls and says, would you mind having a tax named after you? of all the diseases, i will take a tax. david: in your view the best place to invest is still the united states? mr. buffett: it is the best i know of, and it has been wonderful. nobody has sold america short since 1776. and enjoy what happened subsequently. david: but we were having roughly 2% or slower growth. is it possible to ever grow 5% in this economy? mr. buffett: there will be some years. but 2% growth, if you have less than 1% population growth, means in one generation, 25 years, we will add maybe $18,000 gdp per capita, so we are just beginning. 1%, my life has had a lot of compound interest. may be better at higher rates, but if you have an a

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travels over the santa fe trail. he runs freight and eventually makes it to arizona in the 1850s. >> the cspan cities tour saturday at noon eastern on cspan 2 book tv and on american history tv on cspan 3. working with cities across the country. >> in this week's session the prime minister's questions prime minister teresa may addressed the topics of brexit and humanitarian efforts in syria. this is 35 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. caroline lucas. >> thank you. i'm sure the whole house would like to join me in wishing people across the world a very happy st. andrews day. this morning i have meetings with colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i should have further such meetings later today. >> thank you mr. speaker. can i suggest that having your cake and eating it isn't a series strategy for brexit. britain deserves better than having to rely on leaked documents to know the governments plans. how on earth can she expect to vote to trigger article 50 when she refuses to

. >> a rigidly born in connecticut and then travels over the santa fe trail . >> as a look back over the last year the employees have a lot to be proud of regardless of what he just said that first and foremost, the top priority that city coulter is taking root in his. i have seen it is started when we shut the system down and those front-line people can up and said that they understand the risk we put ourselves and the other people in 24 inches of snow this does not make sense for a safety perspective. clearly the point was further driven home in march when one week after i was here last time and when we shutdown the system for the cable inspection and the reinforced to the customers and employees said stakeholders we do take safety as seriously as we should. the just the talk after that. we don't see or feel as much through the miles of work we have done is unbelievable. and i know november 30th bond what i knew i would have started earlier but believe me i want to give our employees and 24/7 and

southbound i-25 slowing from santa fe to colorado. lights malfunctioning affecting the traffic along i- 70. onhighway no accidents, knock on wood. but once you get offhighway we have a couple of trouble spots, including parker and arapahoe ,, ,, ,, >>> good morning. temperatures are in the 20s this morning in the denver metro area. we'll keep it dry here, but clouds throughout the day. in the mountains light snow accumulation possible. tomorrow, light snow possible here in the metro ,, ? >>> it is thursday, december 1st, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? there is more real news ahead, including new evidence that aspirin is a life saver. dr. david agus who led research, he will join us and we like him. >>> plus, how much businesses lose because we are not getting enough sleep. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> this community is in storm shock after the tornado came barreling through here with wind up to 135 miles an hour. >>> more than 700 structures, homes, and businesses are just like the ones that we a

ellen ratner joins us, talk medianews and fox news contributor in santa fe, new mexico today.nks for being with us. how would you assess the media's treatment of the russian hacking scandal and other russian activities? >> russians have clearly, so aggressively, even the media has was to pay attention to what fiberwarfare is all about in the 21st century so we have had a crash course on different bears that are hacking troops that have gone into, the joint chiefs of staff, we knew about the sony hack, that was not russia's brave new world cyberwarfare. the media have had to educate themselves and have been educating the american people in the process. the report put out by the fbi and department of homeland security on the russian hack. people who have read it say it is pointing to the russians and has complicated political life for donald trump. not something they have caught, the challenge posed to mister trump's desire to reset relations with russia which is accused of serious tax in modern american history. gregg: if you read major newspapers they all seem to describe obam

. >> jalapeno and spicy santa fe sauce. >> now any guy that produces an adlike that is brilliant. i think he gets it and knows what is going on. what do you think about this guy, tell me about him. >> he's the ceo of a restaurant company and i know about that. and he understands service and he understands labor. because the ceo of a restaurant company has a delegate balancing act and i have respect for him as secretary of labor. >> they say he was mean to his workers. i don't know what that means. maybe they didn't have days off. is that a legitimate criticism coming from the democrat? >> no, it is easy to find a disgrunteled employee that says something nasty. that is not valid. >> i can find a few disgrunteled employees on my own staff. that is not hard. and we have rex tillerson. now this guy looks like a smooth operator and going to be be the secretary of state, the exxon mobile guy. great looking hair and looks like he gets everything he wants in life and looks like the kind of guy that likes his steak rare. they are worried about him because he is friends with vladimar putin

. >> jalapeno and spicy santa fe sauce. >> now any guy that produces an adlike that is brilliant. think he gets it and knows what is going on. what do you think about this guy, tell me about him. >> he's the ceo of a restaurant company and i know about that. and he understands service and he understands labor. because the ceo of a restaurant company has a delegate balancing act and i have respect for him as secretary of labor. >> they say he was mean to his workers. i don't know what that means. maybe they didn't have days off. is that a legitimate criticism coming from the democrat? >> no, it is easy to find a disgrunteled employee that says something nasty. that is not valid. >> i can find a few disgrunteled employees on my own staff. that is not hard. and we have rex tillerson. now this guy looks like a smooth operator and going to be be the secretary of state, the exxon mobile guy. great looking hair and looks like he gets everything he wants in life and looks like the kind of guy that likes his steak rare. they are worried about him because he is friends with vladimar putin.

the big question now is whether or not they will reach an agreement with santa fe. -- with sanofi.r excited to get this deal done. whether or not the region agreement, anything is possible. s managementlion' almost reach an agreement with j&j that fell apart at the last hour. nejra: talk to me about the contingent value right and how important that is in this deal. >> it's a key question that remains to be told her it they are working really hard on trying to accomplish or set up a structure that's compelling for both companies. value asthe contingent you mention it, it is something that sanofi has done in the past. ago,did it a few years they tried to do it over the summer. the biotech they kept is quite busy that pfizer ended up buying. sophie toe a way for structure the deal in cash that will be milestone payments depending on the preferment of certain drugs over a certain. of time. it seems that this latest bid is the one that's most likely to be successful, given the performance of actelion's stock price. you see the various different bids we've had over the last number of yea

they went to santa fe. now reportedly back to johnson & johnson. lauren: shares surging almost 7%.ow futures down eight points. s&p futures down to. massive downpour. we closed yesterday at the second and third highest levels of the year for each major averages and the highest levels in history. looking for about 20,000 but we are seeing resistance for the level. nicole: the downside was trading 45-point that we've seen in more than two years at the checkout oil and gold. both lower. $52.34 a barrel. 1132 at tryouts. lauren: stocks edge lower fallen short of the dow 20,000 mark, like a milestone investors want to get to. what can they expect as the market starts to wind down a couple days before chris is. gary b. smith and a fox news contributor joining us once again. good morning. i love how you called we are going to hit 20,000. not this week that by the end of 2016. how high do we go and how fast we get there? >> is a great question. we kind of chuckled when i was on the top of the hour talking about dow 30,000. that kind of sounds like the dow 30,000. look at it this way. in fe

he comes out west during the course of his life and travels over the santa fe trail. he eventually makes it to arizona in the 1850's and made it to tucson where he had a freight business, a mercantile business, and he had a judge position. many people around this area and him as judge hayden. but he is what you would refer to as a connecticut yankee in arizona who is now a man with a -- freight business, a sale sales or mercantile business. these very much a frontier businessman and there is own a. in arizona. the say good crossing in the salt river. an area that was known as very erratic. also an area with a lot of potential for irrigation. when he came up here, he saw the crossing. he would establish what is known as hayden's very shortly thereafter. in mind isng to keep your fairy business is only going to be part of the year. that it's the fact going to be during high water times in the winter. much of the rest of the year, you are going to have these waiting for a not ferry boat to cross but simply going across because there are basically trains of freight wagons

grew up in santa fe, new mexico. almost heard claps. >> jimmy: did it come to life? did you see the hatchable? >> does your son want one of those? >> he has one. i know what will hatch out. unless you have a special one. >> jimmy: what will hatch out? >> ours hatch little dinosaurs. >> jimmy: open it. whatever. yeah, i do want to see what it is. >> he has been stroking it in a weird way. watching him stroke it. >> he has something different. never seen this one. >> jimmy: an owl. an owl. you can put a name on that. sell that to people. >> i dent know. >> jimmy: i don't know the color combination is great. you never just do nothing. you never relax? >> yeah, i do. of course, i do. >> jimmy: you have down time. >> yeah, of course. >> jimmy: are you always writing or thinking what your next project? >> always thinking. i like to work. when you love what you do it's fun. presc >> jimmy: do you ever wear other designer's clothes. >> uh-uh. >> jimmy: what do you wear when you direct? >> this suit. i have a couple of them. >> jimmy: in a suit? >> we shot part in the desert

. >> with pepper jack cheese and spicy santa fe sauce. >> any guy that produces an ad like that is auy gets it. he knows what is going on. what do you think about this guy? tell me a little bit about him. >> well, he is the ceo of a restaurant company. i know something about that. he understands service and he understands labor because the ceo of a restaurant company has a very delicate balancing act. so i have a lot of respect for him going into the role as secretary of labor. >> the knock on him, they are saying he was mean to his workers. i don't know what that means. maybe he didn't like give them many days off around the holidays. is that a legit criticism? >> no it's not. it's easy to find one disgruntled employee to say something nasty about you. that is not a valid criticism. >> that's true. i can find a few disgruntled employees on my own staff. that's not very hard. the next guy we have rex tillerson. looks like a smooth operator. going to be the secretary of state, the exxon mobil guy. got great looking hair. looks like he gets everything he wants in life. and he kind of l

at a record high, j and j back in talks, out of talks, back in exclusive talks, and big blow to santa fe, which has been in advanced talks with j&j. drugmakerout on a back in august and the second could be 202. shares are company up, and it specializes in treatments for a type of thertension that affects lungs and hearts. and now the plot thickens, it will probably fail to look sufficient with demand for its 5 billion euro capital increase that could lead to the country's biggest nationalization in decades, and shares were 9% lower earlier, either down by 1.8% today, state intervention, and a hit to bond home is the most likely scenario says and analyst, this is the solution to the monte dei paschi is it could reduce the systemic risk for the sector, shares down this year, turning the bank buyer to 488 million euros. bondholders is what is politically sensitive because two of the bondholders could be hit as the result of the nationalization or state tolout, however, you want determine italian households are traditionally owned a big chunk of the italian bank bond industries and that expl