got the first down. terrific run after the catch. moved the chains and here come the cougars again. >> jesse: he's too big. he's got a nine-inch height advantage over the slot defender justin thomas and just can't defend him. he's got too big of a body. can't tackle him. that gets the first, size advantage at receiver. it's big. >> brent: five receivers out. putting heat on the cougars' offensive line. got to hurry up if you're byu. too much time. that took way too much time to get lined up. >> brent: middle incomplete and there was pressure by that defensive front. what a luxury and now we've got an injured norris. one of their fine linebackers. now he's up. bounces up. didn't need medical attention. tough. >> jesse: second team all-conference player. this situation is critical for utah's defense to have him on the field. >> brent: the cougars have got to pick it up. need not one score but two to get back into it. play action, looking deep. throws that jump ball into the right corner. blackmon, first and goal at the 4 yard line. how

the run. great by williams. good first down. >> jesse: they're going to put it in his hands and again joe williams has to be good with ball security. he fumbled twice in the last two games. ball security right now, goes without saying is at a premium for utah. >> brent: you know, i want to talk about virginia. in the first quarter back in charltonsville i heard fans say, oh, no. i'll tell you right now bronco mendenhall is a quality, quality person and very good football coach. this team did not quit on him today when they were out of it, 35-0. you have hired yourself an outstanding head coach and remember he's going to bring six aassistants with him to charlottesville coming in and coach ruffin is coming in to help him also, he retained one of the coaches and let's take a look. this is the staff that's going with bronco at the end of this game, ruffin mcneal was hired. haggans was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah.ans was retained f coaching staff so second down now for utah. second down and four. s

the run. great by williams. good first down run. >> jesse: they're going to put it in his hands and again joe williams has to be good with ball security. he fumbled twice in the last two games. ball security right now, goes without saying is at a premium for utah. >> brent: you know, i want to talk about virginia. in the first quarter back in charltonsville i heard fans say, oh, no. i'll tell you right now bronco mendenhall is a quality, quality person and very good football coach. this team did not quit on him today when they were out of it, 35-0. you have hired yourself an outstanding head coach and remember he's going to bring six aassistants with him to charlottesville coming in and coach ruffin is coming in to help him also, he retained one look. this is the staff that's going with bronco at the end of this game, ruffin mcneal was hired. haggans was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah.ans was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah. second down and four. slips a tackle. didn'

gets to the 20 and downed. timeouts left. >> joel: they need for a chance at a tying field goal to get to the 36 or 35 yardline. everything has to be thrown for a 1st down or outside the numbers to stop the clock. >> gu >> gu >> gus: 1st and 10. at the 27 for c.j. beathard. beathard. looking deep. goes down. lost it. the clock still running. cooper with the tackle. beathard down with 5 seconds remaining. >> joel: they will have to go with the lateral. >> referee: a charged timeout michigan state. adjust the game clock to 5 seconds. >> joel: mark dantonio wants to talk it over with his defense. in order to communicate exactly what the situation is. this guy is a stone turner. it doesn't matter how many rocks he has to turn over. he will find the details. after the nebraska game he called around to his singling of friends in the nfl and college to talk about end of the game philosophy. he learned quite a bit. would not share what his philosophy would be. that's what he is going over with his team. >> gus: this cou

phil: the head went down. that's what probably made the flag come out. jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changer. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a chance. i get facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get in p

down. i think it's right at the 3. maybe they were slightly generous in my opinion. down. i don't see anything they being change here at all. >> referee: the ruling on 1st down. >> gus: it was a super bowl in this building that new england allowed new york to score to get tom brady back on the field. iowa could employ that philosophy. knowing kirk ferentz at 12 and 0. he will try to make a stand. 1st and goal at the 3 a minute and 48 to go. lj scott the defense. they give it to him. and he is tackled. gets down to about the 2. maybe the 1.5. clock still running. >> joel: that won't be a factor in this set of downs with 3 timeouts. cook can milk the clock with iowa sitting this with no timeouts. and trying to score with the least amount of time on the clock possible per opportunity. >> gus: 2nd down and goal. brings up 3rd down and goal. >> joel: king in on the tackle. king having the game of his life. the clock continuing to run. and now mark dantonio will take the timeout. to talk it over. >> gus: what a finish here. 3rd down and goal at the 1. >> joel: this has to be anot

gets to the 20 and downed. iowa no timeouts left. >> joel: they need for a chance at a tying field goal to get to the 36 or 35 yardline. everything has to be thrown for a 1st down or outside the numbers to stop the clock. >> gus: >> gus: at the 27 for c.j. beathard. beathard. looking deep. goes down. lost it. the clock still running. cooper with the tackle. beathard down with 5 seconds remaining. >> joel: they will have to go with the lateral. >> referee: a charged adjust the game clock to 5 seconds. >> joel: mark dantonio wants to talk it over with his defense. in order to communicate exactly what the situation is. this guy is a stone turner. it doesn't matter how many rocks he has to turn over. he will find the details. after the nebraska game he called around to his singling of friends in the nfl and college to talk about end of the game philosophy. he learned quite a bit. would not share what his philosophy would be. that's what he is going over with his team. >> gus: this could be the final play of the game

got the first down. terrific run after the catch. moved the chains and here come the cougars again. >> jesse: he's too big. he's got a nine-inch height advantage over the slot defender justin thomas and just can't defend him. he's got too big of a body. can't tackle him. that gets the first, size advantage at receiver. >> brent: five receivers out. putting heat on the cougars' offensive line. >> jesse: got to go, though, you got to hurry up if you're byu. too much time. that took way too much time to get lined up. >> brent: middle incomplete and there was pressure by that defensive front. what a luxury and now we've got an injured norris. one of their fine linebackers. now he's up. bounces up. didn't need medical attention. tough. >> jesse: second team all-conference player. this situation is critical for utah's defense to have him on the field. >> brent: the cougars have got to pick it up. need not one score but two to get back into it. play action, looking deep. throws that jump ball into the right corner. how about that? >> jesse:

you should not take in the? down 2.5% of the cost be down 1.3%. x and the cac losing could london close for boxing day. cac down 1% and yes harker futures to the downside. we see right now futures down 50. s&p futures down six and commodities under pressure. oil and gold pulling back. oil down 30 cents. gold down $4.5 for the 10 year bond is 2.5%. go watch energy as a driver for u.s. markets. we'll turn it over to cheryl casone is because to cheryl casone is because more is that very starts right now. cheryl: thank you so much great good morning, everyone. i am in for maria bartiromo today. it's monday, december 28. with, the founder anthony skerritt achieve. morgan ortega. your top stories today, 43 reported dead after a series of storms hit the u.s. south in midwest over the christmas weekend. the storm some way she and torrential downpours with massive flooding and deadly tornadoes. flattened buildings have brought travel over the busy holiday weekend to a stand bill. the governors of missouri and new mexico have issued states of emergency. anot

right now there you see the dow down almost 300 points, 1.5%. the nasdaq down nearly 2%. 99 points. and the s&p 500 off 1.7%. russell 2000 down big, too. let's look at oil there. one of the reasons the market is tanking today. is oil, big story, down 20% in three months. right now down another $1.30, 3.5%. one of the reasons the market is tanking today as was just spelled out seconds ago by carl icahn and scott wapner on "halftime" the high yield market. fear of junk, one firm, big one, third avenue, preventing predemptions in one of their signature funds. mandy drury is at the new york stock exchange because stocks are stormy. hi, mandy. >> they're very stormy today on this friday, the last day of the trading week, tyler. i have got bob here with me. a bill segoff this hour. you know, bob, we can get into the granularity of all the various reasons why the market is selling off in just a second but if you take an overall theme, how much of this is derisking ahead of the fed which could, therefore, mean that after wednesday's fomc decision we could see maybe a little relief return to

the run. great by williams. good first down run. >> jesse: they're going to put it in his hands and again joe williams has to be good with ball security. he fumbled twice in the last two games. ball security right now, goes without saying is at a premium for utah. >> brent: you know, i want to talk about virginia. charltonsville i heard fans say, oh, no. i'll tell you right now bronco mendenhall is a quality, quality person and very good football coach. this team did not quit on him today when they were out of it, 35-0. you have hired yourself an outstanding head coach and remember he's going to bring six aassistants with him to charlottesville coming in and coach ruffin is coming in to help him also, he retained one of the coaches and let's take a look. this is the staff that's going with bronco at the end of this game, ruffin mcneal was hired. haggans was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah.ans was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah. second down and four. slips a tackle. di

phil: the head went down. that's what probablmade the flag come out. jim: from 20 down. barely a pulse. this is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changer. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jim: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a chance. i get facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out

gets to the 20 and downed. iowa no timeouts left. >> joel: they need for a chance at a tying field goal to get to the 36 or 35 yardline. everything has to be thrown for a 1st down or outside the numbers to stop the clock. >> gus: >> gus: 1st and 10. at the 27 for c.j. beathard. beathard. looking deep. goes down. lost it. the clock still running. cooper with the tackle. beathard down with 5 seconds remaining. go with the lateral. >> referee: a charged timeout michigan state. adjust the game clock to 5 seconds. >> joel: mark dantonio wants to talk it over with his defense. in order to communicate exactly what the situation is. this guy is a stone turner. it doesn't matter how many rocks he has to turn over. he will find the details. after the nebraska game he called around to his singling of friends in the nfl and college to talk about end of the game philosophy. he learned quite a bit. would not share what his philosophy would be. that's what he is going over with his team. >> gus: this could be the final play of

the football underneath. you don't have to look down the field. for a guy 20 throw to. jim: third down and 10. osweiler. goes deep. the receive every was on the ground. sanders. and osweiler thought it had something to do with contact. phil: could have been incidental tripping, not sure. bottom of your screen. yeah. they step on each other's feet. the broncos' receivers have not beaten coverage by the steelers. the steelers have challenged them. jim: much maligned secondary. fourth and 10. osweiler, down the field. and incompleet! was going to sanders. william gay was there to deny and just after the broncos are given a gift on the in four downs. phil: they did. there could have been a window here to throw it in. coverage was tight. william gay all over sanders. number 10, coming across. throws high. took a deep breath there and i understand there. jim: 2000 time-outs for the broncos. williams, who has been held in check today. 13 carries for 22 yards. and the time-out right away. that play took fifle seconds. phil: you go back to that did you throw it? i'll tell you why. they have a top flight, big-time

and they rarely hold the third time down. and if w this headline, if you are long the stock, you have to pull the rip cord. >> it is not a negative. he's not running the show. if you think it gets sold -- >> yes. >> i don't know that it gets sold either. >> i understand he's not running the show. i think he is viewed as though -- he is viewed as the person that is running -- he's the puppeteer, in my opinion. maybe i'm wrong. but i still think he is the name associated with the company. >>> coming up, gold rallying today. could the bear rally be over. dennis gartman makes his case right after the break into and nike is the best performing stock in the dow, up 34%. will the report tomorrow send the stock running higher. much more "fast money" still ahead. >>> welcome back to "fast money." gold jumping 1% after heavy pressure and losses of 7% in the last few moz. dennis gartman believes it is finally coming to an end. dennis, what are you seeing that others are not? >> well, i think first of all, let's understand, it is a four-y

the game. >> chris: williams. flushed on third down. cuts it back. takes a shot, but moves the sticks to the tigers' 46. >> kirk: interesting, shaq lawson out on third down. he would be coming from right here, the blindside. they rush three, meaning eight defenders have eyes on it, but he still picks up the first down. >> chris: williams now looking down field and no chance for bug howard to make a play. tankersley was in coverage. tankersley, kirk, he's played 677 snaps coming in. kearse has played almost that many. look, this is the tenth dame in ten weeks. they are just hanging on at this point. >> kirk: they had to defend a lot of different plays. not only that, chris, but i think the fact that it's been ten straight weeks, the wear and tear, physically and emotionally and everything that's at stake when you're number one, everybody wants to take down number one. >> chris: williams. a big cushion over there. that's an easy pitch and catch. and davis is going to get first down yardage. >> kirk: you just don't see that very often from the corners fr

the run. great byby williams. good first down run. >> jesse: they're going to put it in hisands and again joe williams has to be good with he fumbled twice in the last two games. ball security right now, goes without saying is at a premium for utah. >> brent: you know, i want to talk about virgin. in the first quarter back in charltonsville i heard fans say, oh, no. i'll tell you right now bronco mendenhall is a quality, quality person and veryy good football coach. this team did not quit on him today when they were out of it, 35-0. you have hired yourself an outstanding head coach and remember he's going to bring six aassistants with him to charlottesville coming in and coach ruffin is coming in to help him also, he retained one of the coaches and let's take look. game, ruffin mcneal was hired. haggans was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah.s was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah. second down and four. slips a tackle. didn't getet the first down. a t third down remember, the

phil: the head went down. that's what probably made the flag come out. jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changer. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jim: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a chance. i get facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get in position. i didn'

the first-down run by jennings for the first down. from their own 4, they gain 12, to the 16. >> jon: that's how you come off your own goal line. hand the ball to a 230-pound back, a beautiful job cutting it how about shamiel gary, making a one-on-one tackle. >> mike: gary in. a lot of players rotating through both defenses at this point. manning, beckham is wide open. odell, so long. >> jon: from coverage. odell beckham destroys it. >> mike: and to the end zone. 84 yards. injured giants back there, the left tackle, ereck flowers, banged up coming in with a left ankle injury. holding that ankle. as the giants lead by six. >> jon: you're going to see a slant route. i have no idea what jones, the game because of the injury. jones and taylor, blow coverage. and if you blow a coverage against odell beckham, eli won't miss that one. >> mike: an 84-yard touchdown for eli manning, his fourth touchdown pass of the night. beckham has the 87-yarder earlier. against the pats. so, add the 84 to that, and a 72-yarder last week against the jets. and

the run. great by williams. good first down run. >> jesse: they're going to put it in his hands and again joe williams has to be good with ball security. he fumbled twice in the last two games. ball security right now, goes for utah. >> brent: you know, i want to talk about virginia. charltonsville i heard fans say, oh, no. i'll tell you right now bronco mendenhall is a quality, quality person and very good football coach. this team did not quit on him today when they were out of it, 35-0. you have hired yourself an outstanding head coach and remember he's going to bring six aassistants with him to charlottesville coming in and coach ruffin is coming in to help him also, he retained one of the coaches and let's take a look. this is the staff that's going with bronco at the end of this game, ruffin mcneal was hired. haggans was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah.ans was retained from that coaching staff so second down now for utah. second down and four. didn't get the first down. a third down. remember

phil: the head went down. that's what probably made the flag come out. jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changer. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jim: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a chance. i get facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get in pos

the 22 plays. how about mark dantonio? and on a fourth down, they ran an option play with connor cook. >> chris: so, now having those three time-outs, do you kick it deep and play defense? the tigers are expecting an onsides kick. >> kirk: you have to kick an onsides kick. >> chris: they tried a couple. weiler has not succeeded this year. but all of a sudden, you're completely over. they got the stop and forced the field goal attempt. >> kirk: clemson at times tonight their own worst enemy. >> chris: got a couple kickers in there, so,ho is going to there's deception right here. gets the hop -- it was mission handled. ball is still bouncing around and the heels have it at midfield! a flag did come in. >> kirk: i think it's offsides on north carolina. >> referee: offsides, kicking am. five-yard penalty. rekick. >> chris: it was freeman jones, the kicker who came in there and booted t. but they going to have to rekick it now. >> kirk: i want to see where this offsides is. because i didn't see it. >> chris: i didn't, either. another look -- >> kir

the crane was sitting close to the building and there was no way i could go down past the flames and down those steps. >> and time is not on sims' side. the fire advances closer and closer to the crane. and the question becomes, how much longer can it take the punishing heat? >> there was direct flame contact between the steel at the bottom of the crane and it weakens the steal. if it weakens enough it's going to fall over and you're not going to survive that fall. >> sims decides to ride the fire out in the cab of the crane, but the rising temperatures turn it into a broiling often. >> i realized the heat was getting to me and i got out of the cab and on the deck of the crane. the cab of the crane where i was sitting, just a few minutes, it blew up and busted into flames. >> sims paces along the crane looking for any escape from the flames. he takes refuge on the counterweight at the end of the crane's arm. >> the reason i went back on the counterweight, because those blocks are made out of solid concrete. i realized that that was the only thing to absorb that heat. i just sit back t

the playoff. gallman cuts it back. big gain down inside the 35. >> kirk: you're right about wayne gallman running the ball. you love to see -- when peake blocks, 19, it's -- watch to the left. watch charone peake block. talk about being unselfish. he's become better known for his blocking as he is as a receiver. the only guy that's been around and played in 2011 on that acc championship team came in with sammy watkins, has been through a lot with some injuries, really put it together this year and having an outstanding senior year. >> chris: i love it when you salute receivers that make blocks on the edge. the dirty work of that position, right? >> kirk: exactly. >> chris: gallman again. just running downhill hard. nine more for the tigers. >> kirk: i don't know if i've seen him run with such conviction as he's run here in this second half. i think he was frustrated with the way the first half went. could not get loose and in this better job -- i'm telling you, he's just running through arm tackling s e tackles. >> chris: terry alle

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the reach. was his knee down? definitive look. no, it wasn't. >> gus: nope. >> referee: after further review the ruling of touchdown is confirmed. >> gus: lj scott. from hubbard, ohio. the team's leading rusher this year. 11th touchdown. none bigger. geiger with the extra point. it's good. 27 seconds left. spartans up 16-13. like our ancestors did. [car engine starting] no saber tooth tigers stalking from the brush. no dire wolfs circling the camp. [car tires screeching] and so we have to build our own. >> gus: lj scott scoring the biggest touchdown of his young life. michigan state the lead in the big 10 championship. his second effort and strength and determination. 6 feet and 233 pounds. getting the job done. >> [very loud crowd noise] >> gus: king. iowa no timeouts left. >> joel: they need for a chance at a tying field goal to get to the 36 or 35 yardline. everything has to be thrown for a 1st down or outside the numbers to stop the clock. >> gus: >> gus: >> gus: 1st and 10. at the 27 for c.j. beathard. beathard. looking deep.

phil: the head went down. that's what probably made the flag come out. jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggestst comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changerer what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jin: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a ance. i g g facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe r rchie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get

phil: the head went down. that's what probably made the flag come out. jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jim: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about chance. play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. out and get in position. i didn't see richard until the last second. when he caught it, i blacked out, i don't know w

thank you. >> and the stock was down 13% on the day. they guided down. they missed the guide down. a slight miss here. they talk about the software and the platform is a service. it was 30% year-over-year. but here is the thing, the company is not growing and sales force is growing fast and they are deadlocks -- ellison is speaking to sales force when they say $1.5 billion in sales. i don't think they do it without a quick and looking at work day or service now at some point in the first half of 2016 to accelerate the cloud growth. >> so in a would you rather? >> i'm so far ahead of you, sister, we are ahead on time. >> what about sales force. >> throw that in. >> would you rather -- rather. >> rather. >> since i'm not sure she was going to ask that question. >> okay. the answer. >> sales force trumps oracle, amazon trumps sales force. >> interesting. >> this is not the cloud he is talking about. erp. we are not doing that. >> get off my cloud, sister. right to the stones. >> go ahead. >>> the fed has finally raised rates to what is the first thing you should do if with your bond fu

the 22 plays. how about mark dantonio? and on a fourth down, they ran an option play with connor cook. >> chris: so, now having those three time-outs, do you kick it deep and play defense? the tigers are expecting an onsides kick. >> kirk: you have to kick an onsides kick. >> chris: they tried a couple. weililer has not succeededed this year. but all of a sudden, you're right, this game looked to be completely over. they got the stop and forced thehe eld goal attempt. >> kirk: clemson at t)mes tonight their own worst enemy. >> chris: got a couple kickers in there, so, who is going to end up booting it? there's deception right here. gets the hop -- it was mission handled. and the heels have it at midfield! a flag did come in. >> kirk: i think 's offsides on northth caroli. >> referee: offsides, kicking team. five-yard penalty. rekick. >> chris: it was freeman jones, the kicker who came in there and booted it. but they going to have to rekick it now. >> kirk: i want to see where this offsides is. because i didn't see it. >> chris: i didn't, eith

the $750 sticker price for that drug has not come down. course, has drawn the ire of some in congress. they would like to make it illegal. >>> "early start" continues right now. happening now, unprecedented security surrounding world leaders in paris as president obama urging new action to fight climate change. >>> new information in the man hunt for the paris attackers. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm alison kosik. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. happening now, president obama on the last day in paris for the climate summit. heads of state from 155 countries and 40,000 delegates. their one issue is hammering out an agreement. already the leaders of the two biggest greenhouse emitters, china and the u.s., have met. the summit takes place under the shadow of repeated failures to keep climate deals. joining us from paris is correspondent jim bittermann. with so many converging in paris, their focus has slipped from terrorism to climate change. >> reporter: on a lot of subjects as well. it is rare this many leaders get tog

markets are off the session lows. s&p 500 down in the doubt down one and a half. the nasdaq down by 1.8% and the big factor we have been talking about all month is the falling price of oil. function.k at the this is a look at the sector health. energy has been the biggest loser all day down by 2.9%. materials down the second-most by 2.2%. not changing positions. energy biggest lag or because of the route in oil prices. betty: it has been the biggest. >> it is down to percent right now off its session highs but this is the longest losing streak we are looking at since this past march. this is also the lowest since february 2009. it has broken below the two dollar mark and rose back up. we are down to $1.98 right here. this is the biggest weekly fall since this time last year. we definitely see a knock on gas stocks.atural southwestern down and williams order ofs down on the 10%. interesting for range resources down the most in nine years. with all the falls and equities investors are pushing into runs as they usually do. driving the yield on the 10 year lower as the

down and to the right. all this thing has done is down and to the right.december 2014 it was $74, rear it is 22, it can go to 21 or maybe 16. buying the stock is just buying something on a down trend saying today is the day. >> are there key levels. >> no. >> what makes a levels is where stocks have traded before. >> mike, why would you say 16 would be attractive to some buyers out there? isn't there into err it hits those levels and it's a broken stock, nobody wants it at that point. >> that's why i'm talking about catching the falling life. we don't have a specific line in the sand we can draw. one thing we can look to is try to figure out is there a level at which companies that might be interested in acquiring it or hedge funds that say this is a company that doesn't cost a lot. at $9 billion just for the enterprise it's not expensive. so that's really the reason i'm focused on that lower price. >> and i would just mention 2016 presidential election year, that's where a lot of these conversations -- so sentiment is bad, at some point it's going to shif

crb, the commodity prices down an incredible 14% since the close before fed day. we have emerging market down 2% on its etf from the day before fed day. >> so you continue to build the case that the fed is going to make a mistake. you continue to -- sounds like you're continuing to build a case as to why the fed should not go. even though you think they will. >> what's the purpose of raising rates today with all of these indicators weaker than they were three months ago, and you gave the reason for not raising rates primarily that these indicators were weaker. i think the fed is raising rates because they promised they would in 2015, and they just can't do it one more time to just fail to deliver on the type of rhetoric that they've given while maintaining credibility. the fed will raise interest rates. the thing that has worked in the fed's favor for raising interest rates is basically the s&p 500, which is up 3% since its close before fed day last time, and also, the inflation break-evens in the bond market aren't as scary as they were september 17th. you have a

for several hours. >> kept the population down. it occurs to me, helema, that all of this was built to great fanfare, was built when oil was priced much higher than it is today. >> absolutely. the amazing story about dubai, though, is dubai is not an oil-producing part of the emirates, that's abu dhabi. dubai's whole reason is about commerce, it's about tourism, it's the ultimate diversification story for the middle east. >> but it speaks to the boom times that occurred earlier in that region of the world there, right? >> absolutely. it's basically -- i mean, it was there, putting their success on display and it was basically saying to the best we give you a reason to come to the middle east, see what we have to offer. >> sue, we are continuing to watch this quite beautiful show. >> yes, indeed. >> that dubai is putting on and you have to think, i mean, to your point earlier about the orderly evacuations which we've seen reports on on social media and the few injuries and the fact that there are no fatalities, thank god, i mean, the

the down side here, the trend is down, momentum will take us to $1,000 here. don't look for a bottom in a chart that looks like this. wait for the break. wait for signs of exhaustion. >> do his charts scare you out of waiting a couple of days? >> no if we break that lower trend channel line, then you are going to have real damage in there. i thought gold would decouple from the dollar. it's not happening. if you expand rich's chart out and go back to the 1976 to 2000 bull market, about $800 what rich is talking about, that is a 61.8% retracement of that move. it's also a breakout point. we break that lower channel, i would put my target in gold at $800. >> breaking news out of dell. dom chu in the newsroom. >> there's been reports about the cyber security unit of dell. now it appears they are going to file paperwork for an ipo. they filed paperwork. this is secureworks, the cyber security arm of privately-held dell. it filed paperwork for a place holder amount. that typical up to $100 million in common stock. it will list on the nasdaq over where you guys are u

and here's the safe throw. tate forced downt about the 18 and the last time-out called by green bay with a third and 12 on the way. phil: you're right. throw the screen. hoping to catch them in an aggressive defense and take advantage of it. but green bay, the defense, after that terrible start, the turnover where they got seven easy points, the defense, they're showing their speed. their complex. they've played well. jim: well, to think when these two met three sundays ago, it was a two-point detroit win. 18-16. and the margin is two for the lions at the moment. phil: there's no question now you can't play safe if you're detroit. you have to try to get the first down, go down the field with the football too win the game. -- to win the game. jim: third and 12. first down yardage at the 30. from the pocket, the pass, it is caught! by jones! just his third catch of the year. phil: protection was great. jones is on the inside. he's going to go down. that little move to the outside, beat quentin rollins inside. the little head fake

they just kept sliding and spinning the whole way down. >> and gravity gets the upper hand in this gamelide. >> maybe you should go back down the hill. uh-oh. i was worried about the pedestrians walking around. the cars were sliding and there was nothing they could to do stop. this driver lets out a blood curdling scream. >> help, help, oh, my god! help! >> you're okay, you're okay. >> a couple of pedestrians on the street yelling it's okay, you're fine, you're fine, it's okay. >> it's so icy, serena forbes barely makes it on to bus 43, now sitting for the longest time on top the street. >> it turned into hell on wheels, let's put it that way. wheels. >> it was like in slow motion, but all of a sudden, there was this big impact. >> the sliding behemoth takes out a bus sign. >> yikes! >> but leaves the telephone pole standing. >> when that bus started coming down the hill, it was coming straight for me. good thing that pole was there, or it would have been in my living room. >> the bus' wayward adventure is over quickly for 15 grateful passengers. only serena has an injury and it was min

the 22 plays. how about mark dantonio? and on a fourth down, they ran an option play with connor cook. >> chris: so, now having those three time-outs, do you kick it deep and play defense? the tigers are expecting an onsides kick. >> kirk: you have to kick an onsides kick. >> chris: they tried a couple. weiler has not succeeded this year. but all of a sudden, you're right, this game looked to be completely over. they got the stop and forced the field goal attempt. >> kirk: clemson at times tonight their own worst enemy. >> chris: got a couple kickers in there, so, who is going to end up booting it? gets the hop -- it was mission handled. ball is still bouncing around and the heels have it at midfield! a flag did come in. >> kirk: i think it's offsides on north carolina. >> referee: offsides, kicking team. five-yard penalty. rekick. >> chris: it was freeman jones, the kicker who came in there and booted it. but they going to have to rekick it now. >> kirk: i want to see where this offsides is. because i didn't see it. >> chris: i didn't, either

the morning. also isolated. lower visibility down less than a mile for chatham and nantucket as well as portsmouth nantucket as well as portsmouth. pockets of fog as well as a few showers and as we head into the afternoon, mostly cloudy skies. it will be mild and muggy with those temperatures in the 60s. if we do see some breaks in the sunshine with some expecting to the north and west, take a look at these, these are 70-degree readings. north and west of the city. very possible, but, again, we shower. i will show you the full timeline in just a few minutes. a check of your traffic now with julie grauert. >> julie: sarah, good morning. things looking good on the road. route 1, 93 south from the north shore, nothing slow you down. pike through familiar pike through familiar -- framingham from the tolls. roads are wet. a little foggy as well keep that in mind as you head out the door. here are the live drive times. 25 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 13 minutes from the weston tolls to the ted williams tum. 9 minutes on the

the block knocked on everyone's door to knock down the fire. it was knocked down pretty fast, around 3:15. with the exception of minor damage to the house next door, everyone is okay. live in concord, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> steph, thank you very much. neighbors in fairfield say they're shocked. this coming as new details of a grandmother taking care of three children. >> "today in the bay's" chris sanchez leching the latest. police looking into the drowning of one of the children. >> police say they believe the grand mother may have drown her 4-year-old grandson on purpose. 51-year-old dawn diana raines-hewes of fairfield is under arrest under suspicion of murder, in custody at the solano county jail without bail. this is the home where fairfield police officers and firefighters say they found the boy not responsive and not breathing. despite efforts to revive him, it is too late to save the little boy's life. the home is in the 1400 block of jefferson street in fairfield. officers were called to the home about 10:51 yesterday

the stock will outperform. it trades up, trades back down. are still poor but it's probably worth a shot. i just mentioned one thing, i was calling for a taxi earlier and doc came running over. >> i get a black line across this. >> you're there, baby. >> guys, good stuff. have a good weekend. we'll see you next weekend. a holiday shortened week. stock market selling off. "power lunch" picks up that story now. >>> indeed we do, scott. thank you very much. welcome to "power lunch." along with mandy drury i'm tyler mathisen. as you see a steepening set of losses. 281 points on the dow, down 1.66%. the nasdaq off 61, and the s&p in percentage terms sort of splitting the difference between those two first ones we mentioned off 1.3%. the sell-off steepening in recent moments. >> but i think it's very interesting to focus on oil for a second because what is happening here as

into the lower 20s in places like sussex there. down to 31 so going below freezing in the park by tomorrow morning. and then highs during the day 44 lot of sunshine less wind will feel a whole lot better night. i'll tell you what. it's definitely not going to feel the part. we'll detail that in your full accuweather seven day forecast coming up. >>> politics now and the race for the white house the democratic candidates faced off for the third debate the final one of this year. and it was their fiercest debate yet. from claims regarding stolen data to clashes over gun control and isis, all three candidates took a strong stand to get their messages across. abc's marci gonzalez is in manchester, new hampshire with the highlights. >> hi there, some heated times interrupting each other and speaking out of town and they didn't hold back going after each other's policy proposals and records. following impassioned opening statements following issues and the republican race sister. >> we told true to the values and freedoms that unite us, fasci

dow down 270, the dollar is down, you've got oil down. the only two things that are up right now are nerves and gold. we've got one hour to go on a big friday. how will we end the week? let's find out. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," i'm sara eisen in today for kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome aboard. i'm bill griffeth. selloff on wall street today, you've been hearing about oil falling below $36 a barrel today and that energy weakness has weighed on stocks yet again. >> junk bonds coming to an end as one high profile mutual fund freezes withdraws. we will break down the concerns over high yield and what the credit market panic could mean for the rest of the markets. >> stocks that have been leading the market pulling back on the session and the week. is it time to cash out on some of these winners that we now affectionately refer to as the fang stocks? two money managers go head to head, one still likes and the other one says maybe time to look elsewhere. >> two emerging marke

you've got the footsie down eight points in the cac down about 13 points. europe. trading no-space-off. let's talk about the u.s. features because we care about the u.s. today. the final trading day of 2015. s&p pointed out that three quarters of a point. nasdaq up at three, almost four. key numbers to watch. jo: oil and gold date for the 2015 year period grew to set the parent of a percent right now. gold is also up, that gold closing out the year down about 10%. cheryl: puerto rico will default on nearly 174 million in principal and interest payments on bonds. do you say the governor of puerto rico says that increases the likelihood the island will face lawsuits from a number of creditors. treasury secretary jack wu told maria bartiromo last week that puerto rico is effectively already in default. >> a party been taking money out of pension funds to pay current bills. they've been shifting money dedicated from one creditor to pay another creditor. that is effectively default. cheryl: the u.s. has been helping to give puerto rico advice and will continue to

down arrows across the board with the dow futures down 25. s&p futures down 1 1/2. cheryl: a little escalation there. we'll watch crude again today. volatile crude oil prices driving much of the action. we're at 36.41. we're down 35 cents. nicole: new poll shows majority of americans oppose donald trump's plan to ban muslims from coming into the united states. we'll have the numbers. cheryl: if you're going to be traveling with that new hoverboard, you better plan on taking a train or driving with it. we're going to have that story for you. nicole: plus in sports the arizona cardinals and minnesota vikings go down to the wire on "thursday night football." it was a big night for one alabama running back. all the highlights are coming up. good friday morning to you. well con to "fbn:am," first look at breaking markets and breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. cheryl: we have news this morning for you. the investigation into last week's shooting rampage in san bernardino shifting focus to a small lake in a park near the scene of the terrorist attack. >> we

down and to the right. everything is going down to the right. two years ago it was $74 and now here it is $22 it could go to 8 or 16. so buying a stock is something in a downtrend and saying today is the day. >> other key levels? >> no. what makes a level is where a stock has traded before. if you never owned it before, you are into the ether. >> and why would you say 16 as attractive to some buyers out there. isn't there the fear it would hit that level and it is a broken stock nobody wants it. >> and that is why we call it catching the falling knife. we don't have a specific line in the sand to draw. but we could look at is there a level at which companies could be interested in acquiring it or active hedge funds would say this is a company that doesn't cost a lot. and you look at fundamental levels. and $9 million for the enterprise, it is not expensive. >> the presidential election year, sentiment is bad. at some point it will shift and i'll be back in there in a big way because it is a unique social property. >> coming up next, your tweets

the shares are down by 20%. eer sinking after disappointing data for one of its experimental breast cancer drugs. the data was presented at the biggest cancer conference of the year, and back in june similar data also disappointed as well. if you take a look at this, remember, multiple halts today, john. one for news and multiple ones for volatility to the down side. >> thank you, dom. >> fresh off of its ipo pop yesterday, shares of software maker atlassian hanging despite a sell-off in the broader markets. could this be a sign of a brighter ipo market, or at least some unicorns next year? denmark partner of connectivity capital partners joins us now here at post nine. >> i think the advice people ask for tends to be consistent. they tend to ask for help raising capital. they tend to ask for help in staffing. they tend for help through scaling. when you have seen a shift is more people are thinking about strategies for how much do i raise, how long should i think i'm going to need to keep my current round open o

average, the s&p down 13 and the nasdaq down 4. although the nasdaq was higher earlier because in part biotech has been bucking the trepd today, the ibb was up 2% a little while ago, just below that level, celgene is up 2.6% and biogen is up 2.5% today among the high flyers, if you will, in that sector. >> speaking of high flyers julia boorstin is attending the business insider conference. they bring together big names in media and tech. >> she joins us with venture capital's jim breyer. >> thanks so much. jim, thanks for joining us today. >> thank you for having me back. >> you are a legendary investor, early investor in facebook but you are here at the conference to speak with the ceo of legendary the film studio. why did you decide to invest in legendary i know you also sit on the board. why legendary as opposed to another media company? >> i had invented and joined the board of marvel entertainment in 2006 and i always had a passion for intellectual property, i was a comic book geek as well i should say but intellectual property

the game. >> chris: williams. flushed on third down. cuts it back. takes a shot, but moves the sticks to the tigers' 46. >> kirk: interesting, shaq lawson out on third down. he would be coming from right here, the blindside. they rush three, meaning eight defenders have eyes on it, but he still picks up the first down. >> chris: williams now looking down field and no chance for bug howard to make a play. tankersley was in coverage. tankersley, kirk, he's played 677 snaps coming in. kearse has played almost that many. look, this is the tenth dame in ten weeks. they are just hanging on at this point. >> kirk: they had to defend a lot of different plays. not only that, chris, but i think the fact that it's been ten straight weeks, the wear and tear, physically and emotionally and everything that's at stake when you're number one, everybody wants to take down number one. >> chris: williams. a big cushion over there. that's an easy pitch and catch. and davis is going to get first down yardage. >> kirk: you just don't see that very often from the corners fr