tim is an investor. the newly expanding service industries of the new china. he's also the president of roosevelt china investments, a very old company with a long history doing business here, created by the roosevelt family, maybe you've heard of them. this is his clubhouse. really, the house of roosevelt on the bund, right in the middle of it all. wine is big here now. the french chateaus, more and more they look to china as the indicators of price, as the market maker. tim alone has stocked around 4,000 labels here. china in general bought 2 billion bottles of red wine last year alone. think about that for a minute. they are now the leading market for red wine in the world. it's pretty amazing here. >> tim: well, i designed this place in five minutes. i look at this place for like six months -- >> anthony: uh-huh. >> tim: daytime, nighttime, and -- and finally one morning i say, i'm going to make a wine cellar out of this. >> anthony: looks so good. >> tim: thank you. >> anthony: hi, guys. well, this

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: 7 on your side with a consumer alert. as you finish shopping or even start, the deadline to get holiday gifts where they are going on time is fast approaching. get your packages to the post office by thursday if you want standard ground delivery. ups gives until monday for three day delivery. the last day to shift with fedex for a guaranteed christmas .elivery is thursday the longer you wait, the more it will cost. alison: american express is working to get you through checkout faster than ever. eliminating the need to sign for a purchase. preventionraud technology has advanced to the point where your signature is no longer needed to fight fraud. the change is going to affect next april. nancy: and heads up overnight, you may hear noise overhead as norad conducts training exercises in about 45 minutes. they will go until 3:20 in the morning. -- they will go until 2:30 in the morning. they are just routine training drills. alison: the police are searching for a real-life grinch that hit two takoma park neighborhoods hours

tim: i think the system can. sometimes the system takes time to cleanse and i think we are in a position now in congress where there is so much gridlock and dysfunction that we are not getting anything done. you know, there are several reasons for that. it is not because of c-span cameras. i think it is because of gerrymandering and too much money in politics. members are not getting to know and trust and respect each other like they did. i am not going to say that even i had dinner every night and we played basketball, and i would pass to tim: but he was a member of my delegation. i had regular lunches and breakfasts and meetings. i would go on the house floor and sit with republican members and talk to them. they would come over and talk to me. we would go to individual districts. that did not mean steve and i were kumbaya, lovey-dovey. but there was respect. he got elected by his constituents. he worked hard for his district. he deserved that vote given the people's confidence in him. today, i don't think we s

tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: as we wait for the winter weather, a look at the impact the temperatures are having. sky track 7 was over the potomac river in leesburg. ice is starting to form around whites fairy. pretty soon come if we keep these temperatures, it will be solid. follow the forecast no matter where you are, by downloading the free stormwatch 7 weather app. nancy: fbi raid at a home in sterling, federal agents swarming the home, leaving hours later with boxes of evidence. neighbors are trying to figure out why this happened. tom roussey is speaking with them. what are people saying tonight? hear from some of those neighbors in just a moment, nancy. first, the evidence of the fbi the on this condominium on door, the fbi tightlipped about what they were looking for, but we did learn some things from the neighbors. other law and enforcement removed a lot of things from this condo, after they spent hours raiding it. it is in the chatham green condos in sterling. neighbors describe at least one m

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tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. a spokesperson for the church in utah told us they cannot c pending litigation. read the full statement on the abc 7 app. the case is scheduled to go to trial in january. jonathan: finding peace during a time of grief. alison: how a firefighter lost in a tragic accident was celebrated during a festival of life. jonathan: and a toddler signing "help" energy we used came from renewable resources? "what if" the electric grid could detect, fix and even prevent power outages? "what if" our grid were less vulnerable and more secure? "what if" all these "what if"s became a reality? well, they are. at dominion energy, we're completely transforming our power grid and the way we think of energy... ...to move from "what if" to "what's next." dominion energy. jonathan: the governor of maryland is taking a jab at metro would not allow the archdiocese of washington to post an ad, saying metro has a shortfall and is surprised they would turn down any ad money. playe ad they wanted to said the perfec

our very own tim seymour will our very own tim seymour will breadok wn the tax cut playbook. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. wifiso if you can't live without it...t it. why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time out. no! no! yes! yes, indeed. amazing speed, coverage and control. all with an xfi gateway. find your awesome, and change the way you wifi. >>> welcome back to "fast money. america is getting a tax cut how do you decide what t

he is going to say a few words. [ applause ] >> where's tim? where's tim?pplause ] >> i have it mostly memorized but -- [ laughter ] >> but tim scott has been great. john -- >> over here. >> john. great job, john. rob portman, a real student of the tax world. rob, thank you very much. [ applause ] >> i want to thank dish said hello to john cornyn. pat toomey, he has been -- we rode together in pennsylvania. but pat, where's pat? pat? [ applause ] >> great job. he knows his business. susan collins, we want to thank. susan is around someplace. susan. thank you, susan. all friends -- i mean, i look at these people. it's like we're warriors together. christie nome and diane black our great speaker paul ryan, and he is a great speaker. >> hey! [ applause and cheers ] >> great job. kevin mccarthy. [ applause and cheers ] >> kevin. >> what a job, kevin. we had fun, did we have a good time? >> yes. >> steve scalise. he is braver than all of us. [ applause and cheers ] >> yeah! >> where is he? [ applause and cheers ] >> oh, boy. i don't know. he had a rougher year t

time to find out whether or not you bought tim's pitch for melco.ken they're not buying the pitch >> i guess i'm toni braxton. that's always special. final trade, melco >> nvidia, by more than 201. >> tesla don't overthink it they have a bold position for the future in autonomy and electric vehicles. >> smh, semis, you sell them i think it sees 95 soon. >>> i'm melissa lee. have a great night "mad money" is up next i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cray america. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach. call me or tweet me. every night i come out here and tell you what happened during the day, why it happened and what you can do with the information.

but tim was a tremendous help. thank you, tim. [applause] senator scott: mr.sident, during one of those conversations that we had, we lked about ways to improve communities in this country. 52 million americans living in distressed communities and legislation that could move those communities forward. and you said yes. and as a part of this tax reform package the investing and opportunity act has been included, which will bring trillions of communities -- dollars into communities because of your willingness to listen. [applause] senator scott: the president said i have 45 more minutes. i will get to my -- [laughter] senator scott: he didn't say that. let me just say to those americans who are watching this process, this is not about washington. not about the left, but about the right. it's about single-parent moms who are looking for a reason to be hopeful in 2018. this tax reform plan delivers or the average single mother a 70% tax cut. for the average family who's working paycheck to paycheck, looking for ways to be hopeful about their future and have an ext

live in alexandria, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: a serious warning and fairfax county tonight about coyotes. nancy: what you need to know to protect your family and pets. the season of deliveries, one million packages in the mail ahead of the holidays, but what is being done to make sure they make it there on time? alison: and it is cold and fl man flu is no myth. because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wallet and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. nancy: just in to the newsroom, response from the president after doug jones won the hotly contested senate race. he said, congratulations to doug jones on a hard-fought victory. a win is a win. the people of alabam

tim alberta?ng my wife a book called "behave" by robert sapolsky. >> are you on thin ice? >> behave is not a v he erb in this context. i have not read it. apparently a fascinating book about human behavior at our best and worst and why we do things the way we do them, why we do them, specific incidents. my wife is a psychologist. so i thought she would get a kick out of it. >> is this a plea for help? >> yeah. i thought it would be -- she's kind of a nerd. i don't know if i could read a book like this. although there is quite a bit of humor. it is supposed to be terrific. >> francesca chambers? >> i hope you're also getting her jewelry after saying she's a nerd. >> a nerd in the best possible way. >> sorry. i just had to say that. i got my grandmother "everything you need to know about social media without having to ask a kid." >> great choice. >> greta is a friend. this book is fantastic. not only am i getting it for my grandmother, i might get it for other on family members. i don't want to give

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: looks like river would fit right in. jonathan: or ice cube. up, fighting back against porch pirates. a new postal service program to stop these grinches. jonathan: and a police chase ends with a daring takedown. but that is not a police officer doing it. jonathan: caught on video, a wild ending to a police chase in baltimore. the person rolling up to the car is not an officer. that was the suspect's girlfriend. she sprinted across the street, pulled him from the car, hugs him, and they fell to the ground. he was wanted for two shootings. officer was injured as he was just randomly driving around shooting at people. the chase lasted 30 minutes and the police finally arrested him without killing them because his girlfriend hugged him to the ground. nancy: the search continues for masked gunmen who stole a quarter million dollars in the middle of an atm cash delivery at the bank of america on route one in beltsville. >> this is a brazen robbery in the middle of the day. nancy: the police say the theives were heavily armed. they have yet to be cau

tim scott, who has been so incredible. he is going to say a few words. where is tim?plause] trump: you pick it up, he is younger than i am. i have it mostly memorized, but -- tim scott has been great. john, where is john? great job, john. rob portman, a real student of the tax world. thank you very much. i want to thank -- i said hello , weohn cornyn, pat toomey rode together in pennsylvania, but where is pat? great job. he knows this business. susan collins, we want to thank. susan is around someplace. all friends, i look at these , we are worries together. kristi noem and diane flack, our .reat speaker paul ryan he is a great speaker. great job. .evin mccarthy kevin, what a job. we had fun. do we have a good time. steve scalise is braver than all of us. where is he? [applause] i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us, but a hell of a way to lose weight. not a good way, we love you, steve. great job. [applause] mr. trump: kevin brady. heaven. -- kevin. i mentioned at&t, but many companies have came -- come forward saying they are so happy. we will see some

tim barber joins us with a closer look the impact today's announcement is having. tim? there were protests at the white house right after the president made the controversial this vision come a decision the president said was a campaign promise. president trump's decision to call jerusalem israel's capital and move the u.s. embassy there in raged and delighted people across the world. >> this is nothing less than a recognition of reality. tim: in 1995, congress passed a resolution to call jerusalem israel's capital, but it was waived by president clinton, president bush, and president obama amid fears that it would spark violence. >> there will be more violence and bloodshed. tim: jerusalem is also claimed by christianity and islam. capital of a future palestinian state. most jewish americans are in favor of moving the u.s. embassy, a change that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu applauded. >> jerusalem as the capital of the state of israel. tim: president trump says the u.s. is still committed to achieving peace in the region. no other country has an embass

tiny tim. >> to mr. skrooge!nt people when they leave the theater to night what do you want them to take home from watching this? >> i want them to think that -- if i can battle cancer they can truly do anything. and that -- they should love christmas and -- care for all those numbers. >> tiny tim! >> good bless us, everyone! ♪ ♪ >> charles dickens couldn't have said it better himself. get a free pecan or pumpkin pie with every $20 order from dennys.com. you can eat it wherever you want, even if you are in someone else's house... santa. enter promo code, freepie, on your next order at dennys.com >>> recent study out of great britain shows three to four cups of coffee a day can be good for you. bringing lower risk of heart disease and premature death. some of the finest coffee crops in the world are now threatened. mark phillips tells us in the climate diary. >> to men the other dark liquid that powers the world. coffee. but the damage being done to the planet by the primary dark liquid, oil, and fossil fuels, cof

. >> we are pleased to have our own tim reeves here. he is my go to guy for all andrmation on archives records administration related questions. i rely on him greatly. he is here to speak to you today about the western influences on our beloved president dwight d eisenhower. he is a graduate of wichita .tate and emporium state he served in the united states for five years or yet thank you for your service. he is the author of many articles on a variety of subjects. i hope you enjoy our program today. please welcome with me, tim reeves. [applause] >> thanks everybody. great to see such a nice turnout during the middle of the week. really appreciate it. the food has a large part in the attraction of these events, not just the wonderful speakers we attract. thanks to the foundation and the trust. all this started a couple years ago in 2015 because it was 125th anniversary of his birth. born the year that he was was the year that the frontier was declared closed. we did a number of programs looking at 125 years. i did one on the influence o

grt at i must tell you about tim mcfay. tim mcfay's life has been like that shining light on the hill. reaching out. elping other people. loving his neighbor as himself. that most sacred of ommandments. whether it's helping the hundreds of television journalists, young people in their careers who are now leading in the television industry, or helping me and hundreds of our companies and employers, corporations in georgia, with our annual jobs fair. where we have gotten over 12,000 jobs for georgians. or our health fair where we have every year, where we give breast cancer exams and prostate exams to those individuals who, for reasons of income, don't have insurance. saving lives. and our veterans, the work that tim mcfay has helped us with our veterans. ladies and gentlemen of the congress, let me tell you it was tim under his leadership at wsb television in atlanta, georgia, and his reporter i. his wsb reporter, aaron diamond, who exposed to this nation the tragically high suicide rates of our veterans. and then got behind

tim, what did you add?ethereum, there you go, mel, there you go, everybody ♪ this is the dawning of the ag of aquarius ♪ >> all right ethereum >> okay. there's a couple of reasons for doing this and really, this gets to my approach as a trader, also as an emerging marking guy you can make a lot of arguments that trading in cryptocurrencies and platforms is the brave new world of emerging markets. i've been there before my view ten days ago is as we were getting into the bitcoin contract mania and the futures that were coming out, what's next, what are the three main tokens that are traded on coinbase, bitcoin is the largest, now over 80 million, it's just a matter of time, folks. to me, if futures were a driver for bitcoin, they're a driver for ethereum there's a big difference between bitcoin and ethereum ethereum is an open-ended platform it's an advancement on the technology as you think about it as a trader, it is the largest place to get the next round of trade flows. as we talked about, this was a $2

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: the foundation is handing out the life season -- lifesaving kits tomorrow in falls church. nancy: tonight with the alabama senatorial election next week, president trump again shared his support of embattled senate candidate roy moore. trump spokesident from florida come just across the border from the campaign. moore spurs people to attend the rally and many did. >> get out and vote for roy moore. we need somebody in that senate makewho will vote for our america great again agenda. just hours after one of moore's accusers admitted she wrote some notes in his signature, but her attorney insisted a handwriting expert said the inscription was authentic. moore has repeatedly denied the allegations. voters will go to the polls tuesday and we will be tracking the results for you. meantime, there has been a lively debate across the area. jonathan: now the toll lanes on i-66 are also the subject of fake news. explain. and fire crews in california doing everything they can to keep t

way to go, senator tim scott. then he responded, probably because i helped write the bill for the past year, have multiple provisions, got multiple senders on board over the last weekend of work on tax reform my entire time in congress, but if you would rather just see my skin color, please feel free. "the huffington post" contributor apologized on twitter, which is nice. it's identity politics though. there's a black guy who happens not to be a liberal, let's trash them. i found that to be lame. of all the things you want to complain about, the fact that tim scott is a republican? >> that's a really dumb tweet. i'm glad he apologized. >> it's not just stuff like that, if the general hysteria. multiple times a week you hear people say that everyone is going to die if net neutrality is changed or if this tax bill gets passed. you cannot keep dying or telling people that they will die if nobody's dying. >> laura: grandma is eating -- we are back at paul ryan pushing the lady of the cliff. >> keeping more of their mo

thank you so much, tim. making headlines, america's communications regulator has voted to end net neutrality. that is the principle that internet service providers must treat all internet traffic the same. the rule was introduced by president 0bama two yea rs introduced by president 0bama two years ago and they are saying that innovation will now be increased. speaking of the internet, according toa speaking of the internet, according to a report released this week by google, southeast asia has the world ‘s fastest growing internet economy. is expected to reach about $50 billion this year alone and estimated to be worth around $200 billion 2025. a large part of that has to do with the pace of internet adoption. southeast asia has more internet users than the whole population of the united states. could the region's internet economy overta ke could the region's internet economy overtake that of the us? that is the question our colleague asked the regional chief. asia today has more internet users than all of

cory gardner, who heads up the senatorial committee, tim scott and many others take the other side of that. it we don't need to have him here. the voters are going to decide on tuesday, but i think what they are going to have is an ethics investigation and what we've been doing on my committee's we've been hearing the voices of the women in the victims. every woman has a story. jeff sessions says he believed these women and i think if roy moore doesn't underperform like he has in the past and he's here, he will be facing the ethics committee. >> chris: i want to ask you directly, does it work bother you as a republican congresswoman to see president trump and the republican national committee supporting roy moore? >> congresswoman comstock: it doesn't represent me, i don't think it represents most of the republican women as well as my colleagues like senator tim scott and others in cory gardner have made clear. >> chris: democrats move fast this week to push both john conyers, your fellow congressman from michigan, and al franken,

live in rehoboth beach, tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> good advice, tim. >> from the delaware beaches toouth philadelphia, let's take a live look from our eagles nest camera. this is where america's game, army/navy game kicks off at 3:00 this afternoon. you can see the covering on the field. may do a little bit of good, but the snow will be with us throughout the day. don't worry, it will start falling shortly. meteorologists bill henley and krystal klei are tracking it for you next. >>> we got snow moving into the area. here's what to expect during the day. morning snow, yeah, it's arriving this morning, but the steady snow is on track for this afternoon. and slippery roads, that's due in later today. the roads will turn icy after dark, but by then we'll be maply snow free. they're making snow on the poconos mountains, taking advantage of this. but the mountains are going to get some snow, it's going to take some time for the snow to work its way up there. cape may, new jersey, snow fell overnight. and now there's a little bit of a mix. you just heard ted greenberg talk about the ice pe

tim: three other contractors were also targeted this week. in the middle of the day. >> he took my wallet and phone. tim: investigators want you to be on the lookout for the robbers'black sedan. >> it was a shock. tim: she heard the robbers shoot at workers who try to chase after the criminals. >> it is sickening. >> we are newlyweds looking to have a family. what if they see me working by myself outside? what if they targeted me? investigators say if you have workers at your house, call your local district and they will send extra cruisers with officers to protect them. barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: new information in the i-team investigation into grade fixing a d.c. public schools. more than 100with absences allowed to graduate, but 98% of the students enrolled classesre in remedial ballou high school graduate is mchugh sure those kids are getting the chance they deserve. anna-lysa gayle is joining us with the details. bell is theay founder and ceo of the whole project in southeast. he has helped some young people access six-figure jobs in

tonight a guest who says forget tim cook, what about the employees? and now that the republican tax plan is signed, sealed and delivered, time for america's biggest company among others to bring the billions of dollars they're holding overseas back to the u.s. . adam: apple ceo tim cook received a big, big, big, huge increase in his annual bonus for 2017 along with other top executives at the company. it's worth millions upon millions. cue the dr. evil music, i'm going to put the pinky up. slowed down phones like my iphone 5. fox business correspondent hillary vaughn has the story for us. is he a billionaire, tim cook? and why is he getting more money? he slowed down my iphone 5. i'm upset, i can't say what i want on tv. fcc will fine us. >> 74% bigger bonus compared to last year despite the controversy surrounding apple heading into the new year. apple's ceo has hands fullsa the company juggles hype or anniversary phones and iphone users aren't happy with apple after they copped up to limiting battery life on old phones. several class-action lawsuits

tim draper joins us now to talk more about this market tim, thanks for being here with us i guess weave to say great call a few years ago on bitcoin, but does it now mean it's almost 90% overvalued >> no. i think it's valued according to the demand, and there is great demand, because this is a new currency that is global, and there are no other real global currencies, and this is -- it's a great opportunity for us as a society to watch as geographic borders fall and we become one big global society, and i actually think that bit coyne can lead the way and that technology, the blockchain technology, has the capability of transforming real estate, insurance, banking, venture capital, governance, throughout the world this is actually a major opportunity for us as a people i think we'll be able to accelerate society at a much faster clip now. >> tim, characterizing it, though, as a currency, some people have argued that the faster the price goes up, the more it starts to look like a speculative asset. you have newcomers who don't really want to transact in bitcoin, they want to get along

it's that simple. >>> tim?ike that options trade get back in emerging markets and trade it >> i think inflation is coming >> if that's the case, you can have higher rates and higher u.s. dollar. >> the freeport mac more an, that was a tell there, melissa >> thanks so much for watching see you tomorrow at 5:00 don't go anywhere, "d nemamoy" with >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job isn't just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> where did the buyers come from today where did the seller

a friend of mine, a very special man, tim scott, tim i would like you to say a few words.me in and he would solve some problems that -- we were not looking good a couple times and he was a tremendous help. think -- thank you tim. , [applause] mr. scott: mr. president, during one of those conversations that we had, we talked about ways to improve the communities throughout the country. 52 million americans living in distressed communities. we talked about legislation that can move those communities forward. you said yes. as a part of this tax reform package, the investing and opportunity act has been included, which will bring trillions of dollars into poor communities because of your willingness to listen. [applause] mr. scott: the president said i only have about 45 more minutes, so i'm going to get to my -- [laughter] he did not say that. ok, got it. let me just say to those americans watching this process, this is not about washington. it is not about the left, it is not about the right. it is about single parent moms who are looking for a reason to be hopeful in 2018.

it's what we do on tv, tim.into the ground. >> yes. >> joy just said, so everyone heard, yes, you do, ari. more life, more joy. joy, tim, thank you very much. >> thank you, friend. >>> coming up, even trump supporters experiencing something that's called trump exhaustion. democrats think it could help next year. to design the leesa mattress we asked, if sleep is essential to happiness, what's essential to sleep? the answer, three premium whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest... ...prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices... ...from over 200 booking sites... ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. go on, try something fresh. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >>> where i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. okay? it's like incredible. >> who can forget that bizarre claim from d

maybe tim and i were in committee. we were working on something. we would carry that conversation walking to the house floor. substantive things are getting done, and one of the things that i had learned from impeachment -- when you see where the president of the u.s. senate, the vice president would sit, behind him is a room called the marble room of the senate and no one is allowed in the marble room except the senators. no staff, no press, just the senators. so, they can take those conversations when they want to get back to business, and they do not go into the cloak rooms. they go into the marble room. when i came out of impeachment, when i went to dennis after camera you have control of the speaker's lobby. but right now, when members, you gavel us back into session, we have nowhere to go. tim goes to the cloak room -- the democratic cloak room, i go to the republican cloak room the , business, the people's business that was occurring on the floor ended, so i tried -- i went to the speaker and said i want you to throw the press out of the spe

discover how we can help find your unlock. >>> tim?vices, oih is to be bought >> i think you've got to buy some protection when they're giving it away as cheap. there is some inherent volume title, as bitcoin starts to move the wrong way. >> we've got an extra trader tonight. we're running out of time. >> disney/fox deal, people will start sniffing around the other properties as well cbs. >> i pitch litecoin as my next big trade. >> that's weird. >> right part of that thesis is you have an engaged founder i sold it today. >> name one hockey player. you don't have time, sorry >> wayne gretzky i'm melissa lee. "mad money" starts right now. g. "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market in summer and i am going to help you find it. welcome to "mad money. well creme to cramerica. call me at 1-800

here's tim.e's the former director of the collectibles department at the famed christie's auction house in new york. >> i understand you've got a great collection. >> tim has agreed to help appraise john's strange inheritance. you looked at all these barbies. i really need your opinion. >> well, barbie's a cultural icon. i think that today you see a lot of people that are in their 40s and over, that's the demographic that is really holding onto this. it's that nostalgia. >> barbie's dream house! >> in 1959, the first year of production, mattel sold more than 300,000 barbies, and a first edition can go for about $8,000 today. >> suntan barbie. >> yes, her features are a tad unrealistic, but she's a strong female character, beautiful, powerful, and rich. and that's what attracts collectors. how do you tell what year a barbie is made? >> well, the very first year that they came out, mattel had to recall and change. they had to soften her features because she looked too much like a, um... "lady of th

it's what we do on tv, tim.rive things into the ground. >> yes. >> joy just said, so everyone heard, yes, you do, ari. more life, more joy. joy, tim, thank you very much. >> thank you, friend. >>> coming up, even trump supporters experiencing something that's called trump exhaustion. democrats think it could help next year. get awesomely fast wifi that gives you coverage here, here and here. and it even let's you take a timeout. nooooooo! yes! amazing speed, coverage and control. all with an xfi gateway. >>> where i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. okay? it's like incredible. >> who can forget that bizarre claim from donald trump about his popularity in 2016? recent elections in virginia and alabama suggest some of even his voters in red america have had enough. in a new interview, joe trippy to lead doug jones to the improbable victory in alabama this month talks about what voters including republicans were saying about trump exhaustion. >> i think what'

tim: reporting in arlington, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: hopefully they track that down. alison:. jonathan: a frustration for commuters all over this week. alison: virginia transportation officials are responding to calls to suspend the toll roles on i-66. and taylor swift gets that one dollar settlement, but it is how the former dj paid her that has people talking tonight. jonathan: and you just add a mixer and you have a party. jonathan: new developments and a former doctor for the u.s. gymnastics team will spend 60 years in prison on child pornography charges. it is the first of three sentences for larry nassar, who also admitted to sexually abusing at least 10 girls under his care, and total more than 140 women and girls accused him of abusing members, including members of the 2012 olympic team. alison: remember the symbolic one dollar settlement that taylor swift asked for from a dj who she accused of groping her. he has now paid up. she wanted to raise awareness. now stephen mueller said he paid the settlement with a one dollar sacajawea coin, saying he thinks it sh

tim barber reports. tim: last night we showed you this video of robbers shattering a glass door and jumping through. a stolenhowed church fan as a getaway car. d.c. police believe it is part of a string of seven robberies and now they believe that they robbed twoho -- in prince george's county. the police released surveillance video of the thieves in action. heights, but d.c. is just two miles down the road. the three robbers appear to be older than 45. investigators say they have stolen tens of thousands of dollars of clothing, phones, and jewelry since december 1. >> that is crazy. tim: one time they forced customers to the ground claiming they had a gun. the crimes have happened at various times of day, different types of stores, and now two counties. reporting in prince george's county, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: tonight a woman who said she was attacked by an number driver is sharing her story. clark said the terrifying experience started with the driver trying to take off her clothing and qu

tim kaine wants to know three things.nts to know how many claims have been filed against each member of the u.s. senate, how many claims have been filed against each senator's staff. he wants to know how much of our taxpayer money has been spent settling these claims? these claims are not settled by their own money. we, the taxpayers, pay up to settle the claims. listen to our conversation a few minutes ago. >> you do anticipate these numbers to come out for the house. would you be surprised if they don't me out. i'm a u.s. senator. i'm entitled to the information. i'm going to make sure the public gets it. >> reporter: he said that information matter of factly. he sent a letter to the office of compliance on capitol hill. he wanted to know the information. we started off our day going to the office asking when do you expect to get the information and what is the procedure for it to become public. he said he is not sure of the time frame on when we'll get the numbers of all the complaints filed against each senator at on

tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: the other big story is the winter weather, the temperatures hovering in the teens. we are anytime soon. it will get colder before it gets warmer. bill: this is not just a day or two. this is the wind matt behind you, -- the wind map behind you, which has euros. jonathan: that is a good thing? bill: yes, that is a good thing. culpeper sitting at nine degrees, gaithersburg 10. we are at 19 degrees near the district. , filling in auds little bit overnight. what we are watching is these temperatures hanging where they 19 degrees overnight. salaries not out of the question early in the morning -- flurries not out of the question early in the morning. it will just be cold into the beginning of the new year. nancy: parts of the northeast digging out from the winter blast. got more than five feet of snow over the past two days. the cold weather is making the cleanup more difficult. in pennsylvania, a new record with 65 inches of snow since christmas eve. forecasters say they can exp

>>> time for final trade, tim. >> uh, yeah. waking up. >> that's conviction karen?it was up today, but not a ton eem, i think there's a lot of room to run in economies around the world. >> ross, do you remember your final trade? >> yes avis budget took out recent highs. >> guy >> tim is playing hurt target is absolutely breaking out to the upside. an i'm melissa lee thks for watching. see you tomorrow >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcrame can it really be true, be happy abou

tim: tina's family was not here tonight because tonight they are focusing on her recovery. live from anne a jonathan: so nice to see that. tomorrow a benefit concert for all of the victims of the vegas massacre, featuring imagine dragons and the killers, naming just a couple of the performers. and washington national star and vegas native bryce harper will also be in attendance. verdict, a not guilty facing deportation to mexico for a sixth time when he allegedly shot and killed a san francisco woman in 2015. he maintained it was an accident. he was found not guilty in the shooting death of the woman. his defense attorney is speaking him, singting president trump use the case to criticize actuary cities. >> it was used to catapult a presidency along with that philosophy of hate of others, and i believe today is a vindication for the rights of. rs foundtslindsey: juro him guilty of being a felon in possession of a firearm. u.s. immigration officials said they will deport him. president trump called the verdict disgraceful. at the live desk, i'm lindsey mastis. nancy: all six

emily: tim draper with our own m a chandra -- emma chandra. events around the w -- here is a look at in vince around the world. a central bank meeting in the u.s., england come in europe. england, and europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: when it comes to holiday party cocktail chatter, it might be hard to top elon musk. the ceo revealed the company is making its own ai chips to power its self driving cars. elon musk offered no details but ware will beard the "best in the world." bitcoin rose by $3000 to $17,000 today before falling back. tim draper has long been an enthusiast. he owns 30,000 bitcoins. ask if he is concerned about a bubble. becausewearing my time it is a global currency that is frictionless. it has that trusted third party that is not subject to the whims of some political force. >> you have been a bitcoin bull for years. you said it would reach $10,000. it has surpassed that this year. what is driving the frenzy in growth. >> i feel like i made it by just one month. it was a three prediction a $10,000, and it hit $10,000 in n

tim: they are talking about the incoming cold temps. tonight coming cold snap is hitting the dmv with temps at or below freezing. they are not thrilled the weather could last more than a week. >> not really. we spoke with abc 7 chief meteorologist bill kelly about the cold front about to sock us. what would make this historic? bill: the most number of days we've had with the temperature not getting above freezing was 12, in 1936 and 1895. our forecast has the potential of going 10 straight days with the temperature never getting above freezing. stretch,dmv has a cold >> i'm ok. if i had to work, i would be more upset. tim: this is the time of year when we warn you about water pipes, make sure they are not freezing. we have some hints on the abc 7 mobile app. jonathan: do not get caught unprepared for the elements. download the abc 7 weather app for alerts based on your location. nancy: two juvenile boys shot in northwest near an elementary school. d.c. police telling abc seven both were alert win the police and paramedics got there. the