. >> detective sayer says every officer handles the trauma differently. >> you don't want to rush theestigation for the sake of rushing it. you want the officer to give a good, accurate recollection of what happened. >> i agree with him. but would we do the same thing with every single person who's being investigated for homicide or shooting crime? >> detective sayer says he feels this will prove to be good for not only the department but the citizens, and will lead to more thorough and accurate investigations. mark schneider, al jazeera, dallas. >>> the first vote on the budget deal could take place tomorrow. have been telling you in the san joaquim river, freeze warnings in effect. never seen too much in terms of rain. los angeles, you are going to be seeing some beautiful weather all the way to sunday even into the low 70 did or high 60s, partly cloudy conditions, overnight, about 44 degrees. texas also dry for you as well. we saw rain showers and a mix of precip just a little bit up here towards the north. temperatures for dallas at about 42. san antonio at 55. for houston, well,

. >> i'm not one of the nay sayers like you people. >> even if it blows up. >> the right wing wants itblow up because they want to be able to say i told you so. >> that's true. >> if it works, they are all wrong. this is more about midterm elections now. they are not going it appeal obamacare. that ship has sailed. this is about using this to win 2014. >> let's take the political element because it's boring. what if monica says and rove says and krauthammer says is true? >> let me give you some family. the kaiser family. >> no. what if they say ise you going t does collapse, are you going to say yeah, it was -- as you are accusing the right wingers of doing or are you going to go down because as you said president obama is going to go down with the ship. >> if it does collapse. i don't believe it will. >> if it does. >> if, if, if. it's not going to collapse. more people are signing up. four times as many people sign on in november. republicans want to repeal it, they could. frayed once people get it they're not going to want to give it up. they will like it like they like medicare and

he is not worried about the nay-sayers.ow in this league, even though he is a young quarterback you have to win a super bowl before we validate your career. incredible the way it is. that is the truth. but he had another solid year and he keeps getting better in is third year. this offense, it is about the quarterback distributing the football. jim: it is a third and 10 for dalton. wide open is hawkins. out to the 45 of the ravens. a gain of 14. phil: one thing that i really noticed is a difference between the previous two years is when the pressure in the pocket starts to collapse he stands right in there and throws over the top of the defensive players. it is the blitz. there is a blitz and the pocket caves in. beautiful throw over the middle. gives a lot of credit to this offensive line. how about that. 17-6, three straight throws. overthrown. excellent coverage by jimmy smith. he was right there with a.j. green. if you thought your fantasy season was over, it is not. you can play nfl playoff challenge. eight players. fo

. >> detective sayers says he's sure the policy will prove to be good for not only the officers in the department, but the citizens. saying it will lead to thorough and accurate investigations. >> giving new life to some of detroit's forgotten homes. how local entrepreneurs are finding guilty. >> counter and former presidents and their families celebrate a very wello leader. >> more than 20% of the homes in detroit are vacant. one of the bankrupt city's main goals is to tear them down. as david hawkins reports, local entrepreneurs have something else in mind. where some people see trash, others see treasure. or in the case of these abandoned houses a lumber yard. >> the lumber that we get out of these old houses is commercially available. it's beautiful stuff. >> chris found the valuable wood. >> when i went into one of these houses i thought we had to do something, we had to start saving it. >> it costs about $9,000 to demolish a house. many had been stripped by scavengers. most abandoned houses contain $10,000 worth of lumber, flooring, 2 by 4s, and plywood. entrepreneurs want to rec

science center, sayer, sutter and emerson. evacuate the buildings now.he buildings are evacuated but these are unconfirmed reports of explosives. >>> still ahead, 21 kills and a deadly plunge of a bus sails off a highway crashing into a van below. coming up, what investigators say sent that bus skidding off the road in the philippines. >>> new details this morning. investigators in the philippines say a bus skidded off the road and crashed killing 21 people. it may have slipped on the wet road. the bus veered off an elevated highway in manila and landed on a van. the van's driver was among those killed. investigators had to use a crane to lift the wreckage. the van was left almost unrecognizable. the official cause of the crash has not yet been determined. >>> happening today, the country's second largest railroad is underreview. investigators are looking at the metro north commuter railroad in new york city. if the company that operated the train that derailed and killed four people earlier this month. they are looking at a long list of the company's pr

. >> reporter: it was a tough day in value de sayer for the entire american woman's team. four racers didn't finish. one who did came in dead last and their leader, their gold-plated champion, may have seen her own dreams of repeat glory collapse. mike taibi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next here tonight, fashion statement. costumes from the original "sound of music" up for sale. >>> here's a clue. collection boxes with tiny numbers invented 100 weeks ago this weekend. time's up. answer, crossword puzzle. as you can see then, it was a word cross puzzle. the first one contained 30 clues. and appeared in the "new york world" newspaper. since then the puzzles have been the source of endless triumph and tribulation. >>> costumes worn in the original "sound of music." they're from the collection of one of the world's biggest costume companies. and include the jacket and pants worn by christopher plummer, as captain von trap and five outfits worn by the von trapp children. an estimated price of $150,000 to $200,000. >>> in case you haven't realized it, the winter solstice arri

it is like that truth sayers' list. really look at companies with an eye to how they treat consumers and what they have donn this year. let's get right down to it. amazon is not good this year. >> well, the policy that got them on the not the last, >> it is an interesting one. a very stern warning for customers who plan to make a return even if you have a receipt, youeed to present the photo id. they then retain the right to take the information and store it in their database to track future returns. and based upon future return and exchange patterns, some customers will actually be warned that they will not be eligible for a return for 90 days which is pretty harsh. gerri: trying to stop people from returning everything that they get. that is annoying. and then you have to give them the information, which i don't like. walmart, they take a very tough route from all lot of people, but you have something positive. >> they do a lot of things could. this year when they set up their layaway program, they entered a consumer

. >> detective sayers says he's sure the policy proves to be good for the officers and not the citizens, saying it will lead to thorough accurate investigations. >> joining us to talk about the policy is attorney areva martin. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you make of this policy? >> very disturbed by this. we have a policy saying a police officer gets to have three days, plus an opportunity to view the video tape of an incident because they need time to remember. after all, they are trained in traumatic iing incidents and to deal with the situations. ratser than needing more time. they'd be in the best position to give a statement. i'm concerned it gives them an opportunity to be influenced by others when trying to recall what happens in a shooting like this. >> what would be wrong in looking at the video? >> nothing would be wrong, but think of how other officer will be treated. when a crime happens police don't go out, they talk to you, they want your authentic answer, they want to know what you remember. in this case they are reversing it. they say, "you get to go

i want to wish you success in trading and investing and to remind you when you hear from the nay sayersan't make money at home the story of my life at every turn is the opposite. you can make money in many different ways. stick with cramer. always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, and i'll see you next time! >>>. welcome to the new year's eve live edition of the kudlow report and what a year it's been for stocks. you can call it the buy and hold boring rally or rodney dangerfield get no respect rally. call it what you like. this was the best year for the dow since 1995, 18 years ago. washington didn't have a thing to do with it. our resilient economy, a free market economy was the big driver. tonight we ask what will the new year bring? now with obamacare kicking in for real in just a few hours washington is going to be interfering more and more in health care and our personal lives in 2014. are america's hospitals, doctors and patients ready for a year

who is going to have a sayer? >> you've got these very narrow networks. people can't find what positions or hospitals are in their network on the website right now. they are going into the dark. i think the administration is trying to head off a backlash and how can you calculate a premium if you can't cover the networks that you think you have in your plan? >> they had to backstop the insurers because there would have been a lot of hardship with the first month preem kwem yemi >> you've been consistent on this. you see this as small ball right through. this is not going to be anything near the numbers of 2 1/2 million on their way to 7 million for the year. you think it's going to be, scott, a lot smaller than all that? >> what i'm hearing is 3 to 4 million for the whole year and that's the optimistic numbers. the bulk of those will be people who had insurance were kicked off it and moved into the obamacarema obamacare market. what i'm hearing from actuaries for 2015 is the only plans looking into getting into this market are the medicaid hmos. >> see, c

>> there are nay sayers who think it's a fake. i don't think so.>> the fact that i hadn't heard of this before made me think, how did they fake this? is that person in the lion suit? >> the story was matter if it wasn't real? >> it's enmaterial that lee on wasn't real. it's entirely possible that was staged. but the way it played out, the way the online video portion of it was distributed you can only think wow, this is something different. >> if it's fake i think i might go shoot somebody. how could you be so cruel to make that i would say. i think it's real. let's put it that way. >> well no need to worry. the video is real. but the truth adventure of christian the lion was first told in a documentary that became the source of the viral video footage. the unlikely love story started in swinging london in 1969 when our two heroes went shopping at harod's department store and bought a lion. >> the lioness and this one. it was incredible to see these creatures in such a tiny cage. >> we had wanted to rescue them from the situation and we thought it

by the way, if you are worried about the nay sayers calling for correction, listen to these

like the truth sayers list, you know what i mean? you really look at companies withk.n eye how they treat consumers and what they have done t this year. let's get right down to it. amazon is not a good guy it year. why? >> their policy got them on the naughty list this year, gerri, was their, they have raised the requirement for super saver ship shipping on he will babble items by $10 to $35. this is the company, 11th largest retailer in the world, earned 61,000 -- $61 billion in sales. i think, one wonders why they raised it. but then again, it may encourage more people to purchase amazon prime which actually is a paid service, expedited shipping but $79 a year. gerri: they're trying to push us into that program probably. so best buy, the traders love this company. do you like it? >> well best buy is an interesting one this year because the electronics chain has a very stern warning for customers who plan to make a return. it is about their return policy. even if you have a receipt, you will need to present a photo i.d. and best buy, then retains the right to take the

were the shutdown dooms sayers wrong? "reality check" is coming up next. >>> turning now to the latest on developing bay area weather. within the last few hours, santa clara county officials confirmed that hypothermia has taken the lives of four people over the past few days. in each case, the victims were homeless and in the elements. south bay shelters say they're preparing more beds tonight, but also say that their san jose shelter wasn't even full last night. outreach groups handed out blankets today to people who either won't or can't come in from the cold. after two nights of near-freezing temperatures, the bay area is bracing for rain and what could be low-level snow as well. nbc bay area's chief meteorologist is frackitra is tracking the temperatures, rain and snow and has the latest for you in less than 15 minutes. >>> tributes are flowing in from around the world for nelson mandela. a memorial continues to grow since his death yesterday. today, south africa's president released the first information on how mande

basically if you present this stuff at the last minute, it leaves less time for activists, lobbyists, nay sayers. >> that's a very good point, but i think in the larger issue of democracy, it's really bad. it's bad for business to jam things down people's throat and everybody ends up not getting anything that they want. i mean you look at this budget bill, it's not deficit reduction, there's no cuts in entitlements, there's no closing corporate loopholes. we're really just in a holding pattern here. >> lois romano, e.j. dough a jj thank you both. >>> if you read only one thing this morning, say it isn't so. the rules and regulations are out for the super bowl and partiers take note. no tailgating. now you can eat and drink in your car, you can stand outside your car if you stay within the lines of your parking space but that's it. and wait until you read what kinds of cars will and won't be allowed in the parking lot. it's my must read. it's up on our facebook page, where a common theme from you has been there's an easier way. mary barnett wrote why not a super bowl party at home and then you ca

quick and loans is proving all the nay sayers wrong. go to quick and loans and you'll get a glimpse of detroit's future. detroit situation is a result of a corrupt marriage, a big government and big labor and big business that has worked against the city of detroit for decades. the result has been a defective government, declining business sector and failing schools. i don't say this to make a partisan point. the fact is both parties are to blame. there's enough blame to go around. both parties, democrat and republican, they must admit we haven't done all we could do for the people who live in the city. many have said the problem we see in detroit, it's just means it's the end of times. let's give up. they say we can't create enough jobs. i disagree. they say the schools here will just keep getting worse. i disagree. they say the divide rich and poor, black and white will grow, i disagree. i don't believe it. anywhere else detroit or anywhere else in the country, this is the end of times. we are the greatest country on earth and develop

by the way, if you are worried about the nay sayers calling for correction, listen to these statistics. since 1950, there have been 17 other instances when the s&p is up nearly 20% on the year. the index finished positive the following year 82% of the time. positive the following year, the s&p finished with a gain of at least 7%, 86% of the time. given the rally, it's not surprising that stocks mutual funds are set to see their first annual inflows since 2005. but not everyone is convinced or confidence in this run up. investorers forward more than $21 billion into money market funds on fears of a potential pullback for stocks. those came as investors pulled funds from the previous week. >> now, we are watching the ten-year. now, the bet was on the ten-year. i don't know if we want to do the bowing now or how we want to work this. >> you said they weren't going to taper. >> i'm out of this. i lost. i'm not even trying. >> listen, here is the deal. and even on that friday -- >> i forgot about the bet. but on the friday when it was supposed to end and it was the close of that day, it was

you halfway and say that obviously, 177% rally in the stock market has convinced a lot of the nay sayersver the last couple of years to buy in. nor rielle roubini and mark farber. >>> any thoughts as to another record high from art cashin? >> i think i hear santa's sleigh bells still ringing. once they broke above 1815, you are out of that rectangular pattern. you have days to go. >> looking to the new year, when people, a lot of people at the moment are having to chase performance whether they like the rally or not. to a certain extent, once those big fund managers are broken free by the calendar, do you think we will have difficulty then or is it plain sailing through january as well? >> well, no the all the way through january. i do think the santa claus rally will continue. what we're going to have to watch is, will the bond market stay under control? the data this morning has yields not threatening. up above that 2.95 is when you are going to start to get the stock traders attention. >> art, you have been around markets for a long time. when we talk about a ten-year, at south of 3%,