scott martin, what do you think about that? >> it is straight of insanity.probably could have gone public this summer, but decided not to. they are now the most valuable start up. right now, you have all of these things fighting over them. is this really the top? you are seeing these companies triple. >> one thing that is worry some, my mother in law loves hoover. every time we asked them how they like uber. i hate it. forcing you to take jobs below the price. >> they are making it so competitive. battling it out to get this to be pumped up. >> maybe it is overvalued. maybe the shares are too expensive. affected by the overvaluation. >> ranks, guys. health officials say it would take four months to cover this year's new strains. goodyear about to roll out some self inflating tires. drivers will never have to monitor and inflate their tires again. the nba wilt chamberlin is being honored with an extra large postage stamp. the first player in the league to get one. very fitting. i like that. we have liftoff. nassau's new spacecraft going where no one has gone

scott martin and lisa. what should we do? >> republicans need to remember that americans elected them to the majority to stop this president and to stop these far left wing policies. neil: how do you stop unilateral actions where he -- he was talking later today, it's not impossible that we can have an embassy in iran. what's, next, a bureau on pluto? >> the reason this president feels relieved right now, he doesn't feel he has to help the democrats right now. he's leaving them to dry. neil: not that he was much of a contributor in the midterms. >> here's what republicans need to do. in the house and senate, you have to have boehner and mcconnell need to understand what happened in this last november. understand what it is the americans -- neil: aren't they liking what's happening in the poll numbers for the president? the better he looks, the better they look? >> he's still in the basement. his disapproval still higher than his approvals. not doing that great. he sees a slight up tick. you're not winning. neil: 300-pound guy

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here now is scott martin. we also have jonathan clonaid. they are both fox news contributors.man, thank you both for joining us. you said i wish they would have called me. we still have football games. i wonder if he would have rolled out the national guard? >> he should have, alyssa. he wishes sony would have called them. this is nothing less than an active war by north korea. talking about hundreds of millions of dollars of property destroyed. it is just as if these hackers came in and walked out with equipment. a lot of people on twitter when i put that out. >> that is the. thing. i hate to say it, i agree with jonathan here. he should have said making the overtures. this is clearly a shot across the bow at one of our leading motion picture companies. to have this kind of intimidation, the president is right. this censorship is even worse. >> we have to go. thanks to both of you. resigning the fallout. charlie's got it. at the end of the day, it is all about money. ♪ that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment

scott martin says all workers should fear the news. all right, phil. make your case. >> look.here's a couple -- first of all, good to see you again, charles. >> you too. >> a couple of things going on. one, america's middle class is shrinking. that ought to concern everybody, particularly conservatives because businesses thrive when we have a grown middle clas that can buy things. middle class is being squeezed. the best jobs program is a union. secondly, workers ought to have their freedom to join unions. folks don't know it. it's hard to form a union, join a union in this country than any western democracy in the world and that's absurd. >> all right, phil, i still don't get the idea that organizati organizations, particularly unions stage a lot of -- let's call it what it is. in the national labor relations board, which was put together to broker relations between workers and employees now become as recruiting tool for union? i don't get where that makes sense for taxpayers and even businesses. >> if that were the case, i would agree with you. look. elections have consequen

here to help us start the week off, the investment pros, one of our top ones, scott martin at united sers, nice to have you here, scott. tony gordon, scotty nell hughes. hitha, she's still complaining about going to every single store over the weekend. you went to, what, every walmart on the east coast? >> pretty much. [laughter] >> and matt mccall, founder of penn financial. the markets opened under a lot of pressure. they never really were able to regain their footing. the the spark everybody was looking for, cheap gas and it's supposed to mean big sales over the weekend. it did not materialize. i actually did even sense some panic for the first time in weeks, and nicole had talked about fliers having their wigs clipped. what do you think of the message was of the session? >> we're overdue for a pullback. buy the rumor, sell the news still in december when the sales came out, i think we almost sold when black friday rolled around. the yield on the ten-year now down to 2.19%, people are moving out of equities. so the next couple of weeks -- charles: you know, we never got the great r

we have 5.7 trillion -- >> scott martin, what do you say? >> well, hey, i don't think harry understands some of the capital structure of some of these frackers. they don't owe anything other than debt service on the debt. they don't owe the principleal back. it's cost a lot of people money in the process and that's the real issue. if you bet against this fed, against the economy, especially in the u.s., you're going to be wrong because guess what, interest rates are close to the all-time lows still. >> what do you think harry? >> everything is fine and then all of a sudden like in 2000 and 2007, everything crashed. it's not even a close comparison. look at the charts. >> harry there is nothing similar to today, to 2001 to 2008, there's not that bloviated corporate balance sheet. harry, how is your housing prices now? >> scott do we have more debt or less debt in this country? >> we have more. >> harry -- >> we have more. >> public debt. >> what's private debt? >> debt, harry. it gross in good times and -- >> okay. thank you. >> first. one at

martin found out. he's at the pentagon tonight. david? >> scott, that rescue mission purportedly shown in this social media video failed because the seals were detected about 100 yards short of their objective, given the terrorists enough time to turn their guns on the hostages. that is how thin the margin is in every rescue mission. afghanistan 2008: american commandos, those shadowy figures in the middle of the screen, snuck up on a mud hut, killed two guards inside and emerged with an american named al geiser who was hoisted to safety aboard a helicopter after 56 days in captivity. despite its success, the mission was criticized by members of neiser's own mennonite church because human life had been taken. even the most spectacular rescues like that of american ship captain richard phillips are traumatic for the survivors. held at gunpoint by somali pirates in this tiny lifeboat, he did not see how the u.s. navy could possibly rescue him. >> i thought the chances were slim to none they would be successful. >> reporter: navy seal snipers zeroed

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it was established by coretta scott king, wife of the late dr. martin king jr. in the late 1980s. it commemorates the historic march between selma and montgomery, alabama by dr. king and others. lack of community interest and sponsorship is the reason for officials shutting it down. monday, january 19th will be the final freedom train ride. >>> the countdown is on in just 19 hours from now we will say good-bye to 2014 and hello to 2015. in the south bay, the fahrenheit ultra lounge expects 250 guests for dinner and then dancing. elsewhere, the communal bar and restaurant is sold out for dinner, drinks, and a d.j. new year's eve is one of the busiest nights. and the south bay say the atmosphere improves every year. >> i've been here for 10 years. downtown seems to be progressing. it's getting better and better every year. >> downtown san jose doesn't have that good of a rep right now. >> revelers are bracing for cold. no one we talked with expects the weather to keep people out. >> if you're looking for public transit, uni is offering free rides throughout the night. starting at 8:

scott. >> pelley: in another important story tonight, our pentagon correspondent david martin has an early look at a story that will be making headlines tomorrow. david tells us a new report from the pentagon says nearly 6,000 cases of sexual assault in the military had been reported this year. that is up 8% from last year. but the pentagon says it may indicate that more service members are reporting assaults notice because they trust the military justice system more than they did in the past. the rights of pregnant workers were debated in the u.s. supreme court today and jan crawford was in the court. >> reporter: peggy young of a driver for ups, but in 2006, when she got pregnant, her doctor told her not to lift more than 20 pound. >> once i got the note, i took it into the health nurse, and she basically said we don't provide light duty. basically i can't work when you're pregnant. >> reporter: when ups put her on unpaid leave, she sued, arguing the federal pregnancy discrimination act requires companies to do more to accompregnant workers. young lost in the lower courts, which said ups

it was established by coretta scott king, wife of the late dr. martin king jr. in the late 1980s. >>> less than 18 hours away from the new year here in the u.s. but it is already 2015 across many parts of the rest of the world. >> that's right. and here's just one of them. that was the celebration in auckland, new zealand. the first place to ring in the new year. they did it a few hours from now at 3:00 this morning our time. ♪ and that's how you rock in the new year in australia where they rang it in at 5:00 our time. so just about an hour ago. the fireworks extravaganza in sydney is one of the most popular new year's celebrations in the entire world, attracting more than a million people. >> you saw a couple of those top hats and glasses from a distance. new year's eve and partying go hand in hand. here are some options to make sure you get where you need to go safely. >> ride sharing companies like uber and lift will be running. heads-up, they will be more expensive. riders can expect surge pricing and primetime rates which can jack fares five times more than

scott. investigators say 18-year-old antonio martin pulled a gun on the officer while he was conducting a check the area after apparent robbery leaving him no choice but to open fire in self-defense. martin's death sparked protests in the town. you can see that in a gas station right there. they have mostly remained peaceful. there have been some arrests. >> what they face every day in protecting the general public. family and friends gathering to remember rafael ramos at a wake. one of two police officers ambushed and killed execution style in cold blood last saturday. even in mourning one of their fallen, the nypd is keeping up their vigilance in the face of new threats. >> just a few moments ago timothy cardinal dolan arrived outside the church. the wake slated to begin at 2:00. then at 7:00 there's going to be a memorial service. officer ramos was a member of the church behind me for the last 14 years. >> hundreds and hundreds of people line up to attend the wake. the line goes back at least six blocks. ates sea of blue from my vantage point, but there are all kinds of people many this line

it's a place where when martin luther king came, they didn't let him speak. it's a place where the scott case -- all of those things have never even been reexamined. so we have to live under that constant racial scrutiny all the time even when voting. we have officers sitting out in voting polls. people go to pick up their kids, that's a racket. you just have over and over racism. >> because of that, that changes maybe the feelings and sentiments among those who decide to come out on the streets which is evidenced and materialized through what we saw on tv two weeks ago. thank you so much. let's stay in contact with you and welcome to new york. >> thanks for having me. >>> last night as we were talking so much about these marches, i spent eight hours with protesters. we marched from manhattan over a bridge into brooklyn and back into manhattan. you'll see how fast these demonstrations grew and what they had to say next. then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene, specially form

martin luther king is a huge portrayal but credit scott king, and i think it does a really great jobooking forward to award season, aren't we? which one do you think -- got the juice here? >> i think "bird man" which will be one, michael keaton's comeback vehicle which is about a movie star looking for a comeback on broadway. we'll also have "boyhood," a huge one, which was rich li linkletter's districtal poet, started following his cast in 2002 and that's another one we'll hear a lot about. >> those are ones we hear a lot about. then there's the sleepers, right? >> uh-huh. >> which is your favorite? >> my favorite would probably be something like "big eyes." i loved that it was a portrait that was -- i'm sorry, i'm blanking on the director's name for some reason. >> he or she will forgive you. because you're going to talk about the movie anyway. >> tim burton. it's a film that doesn't -- >> the man with hair. >> -- have johnny depp in it for once, playing a costumed character. it stars amy adams and christophe walls. >> obviously because of distribution, we're talking about distribu

scott. >> hey, happy holidays to everyone. what a lovely time of the year in new york. never looked better. and mystic, connecticut, looks good, too. >> hedwiig goertz is 100 years old. here is josephine martinabout her. this is salvatore scalpone. he is 101 years old today and he is from springfield, mass. he just enjoys traveling all over the place. this is leo moskovitz from german, pennsylvania. 110 years old. guess what he likes to do? he likes horses. he rides horses. 110, how about that? guess what? i think i saw santa claus an hour ago. he's on his way to new york to see you guys. >> willard, thank you very much. happy holidays to you. martha, again, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> what's going on? >> dylan is joining us for the third hour. >> this is going right to my head. the next hour is going to be very interesting. woo! >> you're all going to be very happy. >> well, we have a little something if you procrastinated. we'll help you out, last-minute gift ideas you can still pick up today. >> how to wrap those presents that are oddly shaped so it doesn't look like you're giving strange gifts to people >>> good morning, we have been warning you about the rain today, it is here