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raiders come back on the next possession with this 48-yarder to streeter.mcgloin had one interception but the jets put it on ice. bruising dread locks. 37-27 new york. they win and beat the raiders. the raiders are 4 and 9 with games against san diego, kansas city and denver. to the snow in philadelphia. a half a foot dumped on this game as players slipped and slid all over. it didn't bother sean mccoy. the eagles had the lead. they are first place in the nfc west over the lions. >>> sharks are 1 and 3 on this road trip. patrick marlow put them on the board. 6 seconds left the empty net he will make them pay with 2 goals. final wild win 3-1. sharks host islanders. kobe bryant returned from his achilles tear. the lakers lost to toronto. that's it. >>> tomorrow morning. one coat or two? >> two. lots of layers. >> that's it for us. stay connected with kron4. get the latest news or download our mobile app. see you tomorrow. [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredient

mcgloin, to rod streeter, 48 yards, mcgloin, 245-yard two tds and a pick. fourth quarter, chris ivory. five tackles shaken. jets win, the raiders fall to 4-9. >> john fox back on the sideline for denver after having heart surgery on november 4th. witnessed history as hi kicker sets the record for the longest field goal. 64-yards. denver wins 61-28. patriots down 12 to the browns. tom bridie hits julian with a minute left. a five-point game. after recovering the onside kick, brady to amendola. the one-point lead. then the 58-yard field goal to win it but comes up short and the patriots hold on for the victory. >> ravens and vikings, teams combined for 13 points after three quarters and then 42 in the fourth, including five lead changes in the final two minutes. patter -- ravens win 29-26. let's go to the indoor ice, sharks wrapping up a four-game road trip against the wild in minnesota. 1-0. pavelski gets robbed. then minnesota adds insurance. sharks with terrible line game. three-on-three. a wicked wrister. 3-1 the final, san jose, 1-3 on the road trip. >>

mcgloin, to rod streeter, 48 yards, mcgloin, 245-yard two tds and a pick.fourth quarter, chris ivory. five tackles shaken. jets win, the raiders fall to 4-9. >> john fox back on the sideline for denver after having heart surgery on november 4th. witnessed history as hi kicker sets the record for the longest field goal. 64-yards. denver wins 61-28. patriots down 12 to the browns. tom bridie hits julian with a minute left. a five-point game. after recovering the onside kick, brady to amendola. the one-point lead. then the 58-yard field goal to win it but comes up short and the patriots hold on for the victory. >> ravens and vikings, teams combined for 13 points after three quarters and then 42 in the fourth, including five lead changes in the final two minutes. patter -- ravens win 29-26. let's go to the indoor ice, sharks wrapping up a four-game road trip against the wild in minnesota. 1-0. pavelski gets robbed. then minnesota adds insurance. sharks with terrible line game. three-on-three. a wicked wrister. 3-1 the final, san jose, 1-3 on the road trip. >> t

rod streeter and the 48-yard play.ch their highest point total since week one of last year. 15 yards. raiders try to strip the ball. jets win 47-27. oakland is 4 and 9 and home to host the chiefs sunday. week 14 is a day of new records, bad weather and finishes. the broncos coach returned to work. 14 degrees when the kicker has a fieldgoal. 64 yards, a new record. the denver record was 39 completions. denver wins to go 11 and 2. chiefs had a punt back and there he goes. returns at 95 yards. kansas city wins. they are 10 and 3. washington is a mess. mike shanahan could be fired form. 6 inches of snow fell during the lions and eagles game jeremy ross was making snow angels. a 57 and a 40-yard touchdown. the final phillies in the play off. a road trip on a winning note. and why is this golfer smiling? a once in a million shot you have to see. next. >>> sharks played their 4th road game. kids, grab your popcorn. 2nd period. they outshot. they scored in the final 2 minutes. patrick scored his 13th goal of the season. the ga

ticket brokers say they are fielding calls from wall streeters are already trying to score seats for clients. it will be a pricey year.seats are ranging from 22 hundred dollars, all the way up to 12 thousand dollars. still to come: the fed head is center stage on wall street. how traders are preparing... plus...how corporate america is "sharing the wealth" with investors this christmas.... and...investment trends.... a step by step guide to putting money into etfs...that's right after the break! i'm going to pass chemistry, and i'll take it from there. i'm going to do what makes me happy. i'm going to work hard. be independent. live large. make the most of every opportunity. i knew i wanted to go to college. but figuring out how to pay for it? i didn't have a clue. the u.s. department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov.

so far there's been no comment from damascus regarding that demand the nuns will seize ramallah streeter in opposition and some of the many christian town islamic extremists of an increasingly targeting the christian minority in syria country's ambassador to the u.n. told r.t. that some foreign powers have influence over the kidnappers though. we ask the security council members and the secretary to act immediately and to shoulder their responsibilities in order to make pressure on those states and governments who may have influence over these terrorist groups so that they would be released without any condition. and the orphans we should actually on the saudi government and the qatari government as well as a turkish government these three governments are deeply involved in escalating the situation in syria through the operations conducted undertaken by terrorist groups . well buzi brief suicide bombers killed at least nine people in an attack on to pickup trucks carrying members of a maritime police unit in southern somalia thirty seven officers were injured in that attack no groups adm

streeter sews up the 48-yard touchdown. it's 27-173rd quarter.- but it's 27-13 in the third quarter. raiders try to strip the ball but there's also really bad tackling there. jets win. terrell pryor played for one series but mcgowen played well in his fourth start as a quarterback. oakland is now 4-9. come back to host the chiefs next sunday. >>> what a wacky start in the nfl. we saw bad weather. fantastic finishes and we start it all in mile high denver where the broncos clench a spot. the altitude in denver normally helps kickers but it was just 14 degrees. you can't kick in that weather. mather kicks. as time runs out in the half and that's a new nfl record for matt prater. he throws four touch downs that one to decker and denver wins to go 11-2. >>> kansas city lost its last three but they got a lucky break. they already returned a punt back for a touchdown. then quinnton demp return as kick off. makes a great move down the end here. returns it 95 yards. kansas city wins 94-10. they're 10-3. head coach mike shanahan is rumored to be fired as

streeter had a huge game. he catches the 48 yarder. raiders down 10. mcloin, 18-31.o touchdowns and an interception. the raiders going for the strip here late instead of making the sure tackle. chris i've rebruising his way into the end zone. that ices it. final score, dennis allen loses 37-27. the raiders now have lost 13 straight times in the eastern time zone and they are staring another 4-12 season right in the face with kc, san diego, and denver left on the schedule. you have to wonder if they don't win any of those games and repeat a 4-12 season if dennis allen can survive back to back 4-12 seasons. >>> great day of football all around the nfl. we just have time for the blizzard bowl. check this out. half a foot of snow fell here. it looks like snow. look at the snow in his face mask. didn't bother mccoy. he ran for a franchise best 217 yards. i guess it's hard to tackle when he makes the cut back. everybody falls down. this 57 yarder ices it. this is a great shot. fifth straight win for the eagles. they go from worst to first in the nfc east. >>> sharks-wild,

city gets a cut of financial transactions and it behooves new york city to have very wealthy wall streetersy wealthy wall street friends in a panic, redistribution socialist was going to become mayor and all of a sudden dramatically change the makeup of new york city's economy was misplaced. there's, a, only so much a mayor can do and, b, only so much he will do. he has strong relationships with developers and wall street, as you should. you should be a mayor for everyone, not just the 1%. where this film is very powerful is what you see. artists and what street photographers have been able to see is often what new yorkers weren't able to see, what often society doesn't see, those living at the margins. same thing, we want a mayor who sees those parts of new york that are struggling, not just the parts doing well. >> cheryl, i would go back to you on that. so much of street photography is showing people the unseen, which is poor people, people living on the fringes. this was a multi-year project. that work is very much reflected in the film. what did you sort of learn along the way? i'm sur

number one, the people who are really owning all of the shares of stock and who are the wall streetersthe people who are the heads of cooperations. and then number two, you've got all the people who are taking care of them. they will have jobs, those caretakers, but those caretaking jobs are becoming not only lower paying but also more and more precarious. this is not -- but it doesn't have to be this way. >> right. >> it does not have to be this way. this is not where we necessarily have to go. but we do not have in this country any kind of policy for building good jobs for most people in the future. >> well, if we can train people to fly, and they could actually do the delivery, we may have a new growing labor sector. jj ramberg, host of "your business" sundays at 7:30 a.m., right here on msnbc. josh barrow from business insider, robert reich from the university of california berkeley, thank you all. that is "all in" for this evening on this cyber monday. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rachel. >> as long as we all move into the manufacturer and retailing of robots

good news for some wall streeters expecting bonuses on for the new year.t's coming up. so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico app. >>> this will get you in the christmas spirit, won't it? merry christmas eve, everyone. welcome to "early start." it's "money time." and alison kosik joins us now. >> taking stock of the year for stocks. you look at the biggest 9% and a good chance after santa claus rally will continue to bring joy to investors. into the final days of the year and start of january the average gain for the market is 1.5% and futures are higher this morning. a new record -- the 48th of the year actually was hit on monday for the dow industrials. blue chip stocks gained 73 points an

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i agree with the two gentlemen there, as much as i hate to agree with wall streeters, we'll see a lot of variability. we'll start the year with exes sessive numbers above -- excessive numbers above $100 a barrel for crude and go lower. gasoline we'll started where we started last year. we'll have a spike. markets always overreact another way of saying they always get sloppy drunk, but we're not going to see the high highs we've seen in the last few years. and i think we'll see lower lows, particularly in the second half of the year. >> seeing more demand for motor fuel which is quite interesting because we were chatting during the break saying that youngsters these days, tend to go more for things like technology and gadgets as opposed to wanting a car. >> the demographics are working against fuel demand in this country. the largest age group that's growing is 55 and over and younger people aren't necessarily that enthusiastic about getting their cars. we will have cafe standards later this decade 36.5 miles per gallon. as much as you see the add for the trucks and the guy delivering

the open road films, the streeter, told the wall street journal is a new business model. >> how is itn close to what the unstated given the fact they did spend money on marketing -- $4.5 million -- in a distributed over a traditional medium just as any movie would be released. >> they did not spend as much money marketing the film as perhaps they would have. the results leave a lot to be desired. even though it was made for about $5 million, it was said to bring in about $4.5 million in the first five days. if you compare it to how his first movie did, it doesn't even come here -- compare. in 2011, justin bieber had a squeaky clean image. he was not photographed urinating into buckets commits intong he is retiring -- buckets, tweaking he is retiring. >> we need to go to an expert on this. four boys, jonathan miller. justin bieber isn't in your house, i hope. >> i wasn't warned we were going to spin the whole hour. i'm not a belieber. i am fascinated with the fiancÉ marketing. there is this sort of creative stuff coming out at the end of the year to push sales. >> tells about the new d

i remember there was an alderman from the south side who is streeter. he had a friend with shane byrne and the people of, i believe it was, the 17th war come elected him over chain for its candidate. i remember helen shiller, who at one time or another was the leading independent and city council before she learned about the tips program, joined the ranks. but mayor daley tried every which way he could chew and see shiller appeared he threw michael quigley at her. he brought all the goals from the southwest right to run the campaign. uptown, we elected helen shiller. i stand by the right that people in chicago may not get it, but they do want independence. which leads me to ask her. i still can't quite get my mind around the realization that the people in the city of chicago not only elected mayor daley five times in a row, but they overwhelmingly elected rahm emanuel. so i go around. i ask more questions than answers. i usually ask my fellow citizens, who did you vote for quite pretty much everybody at me, i asked who did you vote for? based on the res

that is on the minds of wall streeters.o, he will not stop the taper as last act of outgoing fed chairman. the other thing, by the way janet yellen is the only voice that really counts. she has been very dovish, we know that. job growth is tepid at 200,000 a month. not basically great versus last year at 150 k. we have a debt ceiling fight in february. that's another event. cheryl: peter, that's a good point to you. it is all about obviously the data and they obviously maintained and surprised the markets and surprised us in the media, tapered start to do stimulus or taper, whatever, they don't, we're always sitting here shocked they did something but they come back and say we told you it is data dependent. we don't have 6.5% unemployment. until we get that number they keep saying to us don't expect anything. do you believe them, do you buy it? >> just remember the six 1/2% unemployment figure applies specifically to the fed fund rate and starting to raise that once they get done with the qe and the number that we've been l

i recently sat down with star, leonardo dicaprio, about playing a crooked wall streeters during the ' sides? what are these sides? do they cure cancer? >> we're so happy to have leonardo dicaprio with us. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> it's great to have you here. what can you tell me about jordan belfort? >> i picked up this book, seven years now. and i was fascinated of this man's account of his time on wall street. he was so candid and honest and unflinching. these incredibly embarrassing stories where he became incredibly self-indulgent. consumed a lot of drugs. was with a lot of women. and became consumed by greed. ultimately, i felt he represented, you know, something about our culture. >> right. >> you know? and soon after the crash of 2008, i became really obsessed with making this movie. >> directed by martin scorsese. what is it with you two? >> i feel incredibly lucky to work with someone that i see as one of the great directors of our time, as one of the great artists of our time. he keeps challenging me and pushing me. it's fantastic. >> to be