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and ed came along to deal with that and all it took was them showing the numbers and todd doing his job to show you and we as advocates did join in and make sure and came in support so together the environmental community and the department were saying to the board of supervisors look you've got to give more bond rating for the agency so we can do things like cleanly power sf because todd spearheaded that we're able to get clean sf out of the ground that shows you how the public and community and this department works together i'd like to say the controller's office is getting a very good death penalty daily out of this i wanted to reiterate what a good job todd has done and fundamentally keeping the department during the mountain and tunnel crisis having more financial problems than that would have to make sure we're paving the way for a good bond evacuate for a good bond situation without todd i don't know if we would have been there >> eric thank you very much for bringing that to my attendance we have todd i want to thank you for your remarks it's very true indeed. >> let's see

-todd: what's your name? -anthony: anthony. todd: anthony. todd. how are you? anthony: this is my card, too. lemonis: you would never do that. todd: is your private cellphone on here? anthony: i can put it on there. kris, do you have a marker, please? lemonis: how do you get the guy to want to come in, other than just giving him a business card? anthony: i can offer some, you know, free business cards if he signs a sign with us. that's one of the things -- lemonis: no, no, no, no. like, he came in to get what? anthony: a re-face on a sign. lemonis: okay, so, what could you do right now that would get the guy to realize you're serious? anthony: i'm thinking. i don't know. lemonis: his business is a mile down the road. kristen: i would go there. lemonis: why are you not going there? anthony: i don't know, marcus. -lemonis: this isn't a test. -anthony: no, i know. we usually would follow it up tomorrow or the next day. lemonis: i wasn't asking you to change your process, i was asking you to tell me what your process was. anthony: i think we have a good system. kri

-todd: what's your name? -anthony: anthony. todd: anthony. todd. how are you? anthony: this is my card, too. lemonis: you would never do that. todd: is your private cellphone on here? anthony: i can put it on there. kris, do you have a marker, please? lemonis: how do you get the guy to want to come in, other than just giving him a business card? anthony: i can offer some, you know, free business cards if he signs a sign with us. that's one of the things -- lemonis: no, no, no, no. like, he came in to get what? anthony: a re-face on a sign. lemonis: okay, so, what could you do right now that would get the guy to realize you're serious? anthony: i'm thinking. i don't know. lemonis: his business is a mile down the road. kristen: i would go there. lemonis: why are you not going there? anthony: i don't know, marcus. -lemonis: this isn't a test. -anthony: no, i know. we usually would follow it up tomorrow or the next day. lemonis: i wasn't asking you to change your process, i was asking you to tell me what your process was. anthony: i think we have a good system. kri

todd horowitz, if it is wednesday it got to be todd and a bull day because of course todd is a bear. todd, here we go again. what do you say? >> well you know i'm here, david, i'm here for my 35th record high. it is a wonderful feeling. i'm not worried. i'm about ready to wave my white flag. i say, what, me worry? david: alfred e. neuman. >> there you go. the bottom line the market is going up. it is the fourth quarter. typically bullish. i'm still bearish. i'm looking opportunities to sell the market. fed beige book came out today. they said everything is not as expected but if everything is good as they say what is preventing them raising their rates. liz: other nations, todd, other nations problems. but that doesn't mean that you can't be bullish about the u.s. stock market. >> i'm billionish the u.s., i'm bullish america but i'm not bullish the stock market. i think the market is way overdone here. we'll look back in history see when the biggest bubbles we ever built, all built on paper and no real production. liz: yeah, okay. he fought the tape. he is losing on that one. we love

let's head back to todd horowitz in the pits of the cme. todd?> well we closed almost at our lows but again today's action, no volume. i think we're going to watch for is the jobs number next, a week from friday, the 9th. probably should be choppy action friday. we may get a little follow-up from here. one thing to look for is the russell index made what we call key reversal. all-time new high, closed on low of the day. i look for a rally into the jobs number next week. we'll see how it place there. david: todd, on this last day of trading of 2014 thank you for all your help, everything you done for fbn over the year. you did great work my friend. >> thank you for having me. love you guys. see you next year. happy new year. cheryl: appreciate it, todd. with 2014 over let's take a look at some of the best and worst performers on major indices this year. best outperformers all posted double-digit gains. intel soared 40%. united health hit a lifetime high, rallied 34%. home depot up 28% also an all-time high for the year. worst outperformers, ibm do

our todd quinones is at city hall with the demonstrators right now, todd? >> reporter: well, chris, it is quite the scene here. we are live inside the courtyard here at city hall, take a look over my shoulder here and as christmas carols are playing in the background for tonight's christmas tree lighting ceremony, protesters upset over the michael brown, grand jury decision are chanting, tree lighting ceremony it to take place at 8:00 o'clock, it is in the clear just how long protesters planned to remain but we hud say there are plenty of philadelphia police officers here on hand and as of right now protesters certainly have been loud, they want their voices heard but right now protesters have been peaceful in their demonstrations. that is story reporting live tonight inside the courtyard here at it i hall in center city, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. >>> civil rights complaint has been filed against charter schools in the delaware's red clay conn ol dated school district. lawyers from the aclu says special admission requiremen

we brought back todd horowitz, average joe options.com founder. what is it, todd?bined into one. what happened with fed. was this a dead-cat bounce or real rally but the real story is still oil. creating a battle war, a financial war between russia and us and they're now starting, opec is pushing around trying to put the u.s. out of business and trying to put russia out of the business. that is the key. if oil starts to plunge again i think markets will really start to go lower. although we may think it will be a tax cut to the citizens it really not. it will cause problems. liz: my heart is not bleeding for russians. there could be domino effect we'll see but could be not raid the by the fact that people have more money in their pocket for other things. >> middle class is still in recession. we're still not out. we're using things for food and not luxury. not discretionary. the real problem if opec starts to really squeeze, we're in trouble. liz: we have breaking news. sony officially canceled the release of the movie, "the interview." the comedy starting seth rog

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at philadelphia city hall tonight with more. todd? >> reporter: jessica. clearly emotions are still running high tonight and protesters are demanding their voices are heard. >> new york city demonstrators took to the streets a second night in a row protesting the death of eric garner. >> in philadelphia, much more subdued scene following protests wednesday night at the city hall tree lighting ceremony. thursday night inside the new vision methodist church on north broad was a night for organizing and figuring out future protes protests. >> our numbers will increase. >> reporter: holding signs and taping their mouth temple students held what's being called a die in where they pretended to be dead signifying their unity with michael brown. promises were made to change the american justice system. >> people aren't going that be quite any more. it's a different era and i think we need to treat it like it's a different era. >> reporter: there is a memorial now at the site where new york city police officer daniel pant lay yo put eric garne

reporting live tonight in the sat center todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, thankou. >>> heavy rain has been moving across the area tonight. "eyewitness news" in eagleville, montgomery county. drivers there not deterred by the wet conditions. a similar scene in oaks, pa where the temperatures were warm enough to keep our roads from freezing. meteorologist kathy orr has more now on what's happening and what's going to happen overnight. kathy. >> right now chris temperatures are rising in philadelphia. that is the good news. on storm scan3 you still see a little pink on the screen and that represents freezing rain that freezing rain advisory still in effect for the poconos until 1am. you can see the heavy rain moving across philadelphia and i-95 corridor as temperatures continue to warm we'll see in rain even spread into the poconos. in the pock notice seeing visible reduced to three tenths of a mile. look to the south millville eight tenths of a mile. half mile in wildwood. we'll be seeing areas of fog overnight. please be aware of that. no weather issues as far as

todd. >> reporter: and jessica, as some manhunt continues this evening investigators here continue tout together the parts of this deadly shooting rampage that left six people dead including a 14-year-old girl. this newly released pictures shows a clean shaven bradley william stone which represents what he looks like now an earlier photograph released by police showed him with a beard. there was a heavy police presence in three towns which included several homes that were evacuated and neighbors being told to shelter-in-place. >> we actually recovered his vehicle and his personal cell phone but we do not have information about how he might be traveling. >> reporter: stone police say shot and killed his recently engaged ex-wife nicole stone early monday morning. two bullet holes could be seen outside her pheasant run apartment complex in lower salford. resident told cbs3 steve patterson the couple had a bitter ongoing custody dispute. >> i heard four gun shots and i heard the can kids screaming mommy, no, we want my mom. i opened my window and i asked him was everything okay. he looked

todd. >> reporter: and, jessica, at this point it's not clear if this paramedic will face any kind of disciplinary action but it is clear the fire commissioner is not too happy about it. he contends the paramedic crossed the line. picture posted to the paramedic's instagram account shows a white police officer with two black men that have guns pointed at them. the post then states our real enemies need to stop pointing guns at each other and at the ones that's legally killing innocents. that has people upset within the philadelphia police department and thursday night fire commissioner david sawyer says he personally apologized to police commissioner charles ramsey and jones bee. >> i thought it was disgusting. i think we have a great working relationship with the police in our city and i think we want to keep that and a lot of members have family members that are police officers, also, so it wasn't -- it was in poor taste. >> reporter: the paramedic works here at medic 23 in west philadelphia where it just so happens to share a building with the 19th police district outrage over the

todd, thank you. >>> now to new york city.rotesters flooded et cetera streets there today after a grand jury did not indict an nypd officer in the choke hold death of eric garner. >> no justice, no peace, no racist, no peace. >> no justice, no peace. >> the tone the protest was similar to those over the ferguson case. demonstrators accuse the nypd of racism. garner was a black man, officer daniel pantaleo is white. the incident happened in july. it was caught on video. pantaleo and other officers were trying to arrest him for selling illegal cigarettes. pantaleo used archaic hold to take garner down. he died an hour later and this death was later ruled a homicide. tonight new york city mayor bill deblasio and president obama both spoke about today's grand jury decision. >> black lives matter and they said it because it had to be said. >> the concern on the part of too many minority communities that law enforcement is not working with them and dealing with them in a fairway. >> the justice department tells cbs news it will open

todd. >> reporter: jessica, that boy was rushed here to chop.e was shot in the groin and there are indications tonight that the boy's father may have actually been the intended target. christmas decorations and crime scene tape set the backdrop of a bizarre double shooting. it unfolded right here on the 1300 block of south newkirk street in grays ferry. eleanor says her son-in-law was on the front porch when the gunman shot him in the leg. it was perhaps a case of mistaken identity according to police as the shooter didn't stop there. >> and then this defendant goes to the next house, 1335 and he opens the door and fires right now looks like one round into the house. >> reporter: that's how the three yield boy was shot just before noon on monday. the boy's father did not speak to cbs3. she says her son-in-law drove himself to the hospital and is going to be okay but she's upset. she contends neighbors here were slow to call 911 for help. >> the complacency of people not to call 911 after you heard six shots outside your door, where are the moral

todd. >> reporter: jessica, the weight of the mounting firestorm apparently was just too much.t collapsed an iconic philadelphia connection. he was a face of temple university. cosby's ties here run deep. speaking at graduations, motivating future generations. >> a lot of people look up to him. so, he does have a great impact on the students. >> reporter: cosby's legendary relationship with temple came to an abrupt end monday. numerous old allegations have resurfaced and new claims too. now more than a dozen women claiming to have been drugged and or sexually assaulted by cosby overt past several decades. the 77-year-old philadelphia native resigned from the board of trustees of temple university writing in a statement i have always been proud of my association with temple university. have i always wanted to do what would be in the best interests of the university and its students. as a result, i have tendered my resignation from the temple university board of trustees. cosby has never faced criminal charges and he has denied all the allegations but the move further complicates

reporting live in glenn olden todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thanks very much. >>> after 36 years on the job, and numerous commendation from his its riders, one very dedicated septa employee is getting a well deserved send off. >> commonwealth offered a special issue for happy and healthy retirement. >> congratulations in retirement, to eugene smith known as smithy. he started work for septa in 1978, and in all of those years he never called out sick and he has never had a bad report. when asked what he will do now with his free time smithy tells us whatever he wants to do. congratulations. >> 2015 is going to be a huge year here in philadelphia. the pope is coming a as are some tall ships and some amazing artwork. as "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch tells us tourism officials are ready to show off all that philadelphia has to offer. >> reporter: it is not too soon to start planning your 2015 social calendar. >> there is so much to do in philadelphia. you cannot do tonight a day. >> reporter: this year you'll have 365 days, you may find yourself using a lot o

todd? >> it is rare for anything to be easy in washington. tracie potts, thanks so much. >>> orion could one day tay humans to mars. yesterday after a few tries, the launch postponed. in just two hours they'll try again. nbc's jay gray is at the kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, todd. you're right. the team back in place at kennedy space center they say ready to take another shot at history. day two, and orion still towers above launch 37, mission managers hopeful conditions will line up and allow them to make a run at history. >> go make sure we have a happy rocket. as soon as go that, send orion off to a very, very successful test flight and are looking forward to doing that. >> reporter: it was not happy yesterday here. >> we are scrubbed for today. we will proceed into operation 80. scrub detank operations. >> reporter: the launch scrubbed after more than two hour, and three countdown holds. >> the wind scrubbed us on our first two attempts. that's what knocked us out, and on

tonight todd quinones is at a vigil in souderton where they're all being remembered.odd. >> reporter: chris, here tonight the immediate thoughts and prayers of course are with anthony flick who remains hospitalized this evening in serious condition. >> ♪ >> reporter: the devastating loss being felt here is hard to calculate. there were tears hugs and questions. the murder of 14-year-old nina flick and stabbing of her 17-year-old brother anthony who fought to protect her are more than some can take. >> our hearts are broken. our communities are broken. >> after lunch i would go upstairs and i would see nina there and we would always sit there and talk but now that's not going to happen. just depressing. >> reporter: outside nina and anthony's home more gathered to light candles and lay flowers down on the front porch. early monday morning 35-year-old accused killer bradley stone entered the flick's home murders their father and mother. >> very hard to grasp what actually happened here. i mean, you just can't believe it. >> reporter: many of nina classmates wore batman

todd? >> reporter: right now, chris, at this point it's not clear if this paramedic will face any kind of disciplinary action. but it is clear the fire commissioner is not happy about it. he contends the paramedic crossed the line. the picture posted to the paramedic's instagram account shows a white man posing as police officer while two black men have guns pointed at him. >> the post then states, our real enemy needs to stop pointing guns at each other and at the ones that legally killing innocents. that has people upset win the philadelphia police department and thursday night's fire commissioner derek saw we are says he personally apologized to police commissioner charles ramsay and the head of the fop john mcnesby. >> i thought it was disgusting. i thought it was disgusting. i think that we have great wor working relationship with the police in our city and we want to keep that and a lot of our members have family members that are police officers also so it wasn't -- it was in poor tas

reporting live tonight in souderton, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, thank very much. >>> let's go live now to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. he is outside the suspect's home in pennsburg with new information tonight. david? >> reporter: chris, all is quiet in pennsburg tonight. the woods were bradley stone's body was discovered and his home. let me back out of the way so you can see. police bored up his front door just a few hours ago. nobody is home. they had to board it up after frantically going inside yesterday trying to find him. for the first time in two days, the streets of pennsburg are quiet. a candle on the front porch is the only light coming from bradley stone's house. >> we're really numb from what we've had to go over through over the past two days. >> reporter: montgomery county district risa vetri ferman laid out the and tire killing spree a few hours after police found stone's body in these woods. ferman says he stabbed himself to death a little over half a mile from his home. >> to have an event like this really shattered the peac

todd?> reporter: jessica, stone who has a military background is considered to be armed and dangerous and late this evening, we have learned that the upper perkiomen schools will all be closed tomorrow as a manhunt for the alleged shooter stretches well into the evening. this newly released picture shows clean shaven bradley william stone which best represents what he look like n now. earlier photograph released by police showed him with a beard. there was a heavy police presence in three towns which included several homes that were evacuated and neighbors being told to shelter in place. >> we actually recovered his vehicle and his personal cell phone. so we do not information about how he might be traveling. >> reporter: stone police say shot and killed his recently engaged ex-wife nicole stone early monday morning. two bullet holes could be seen outside her pheasant run apartment complex in lower salford. residents told cbs3 steve patterson the couple had a bitter on-going custody dispute

roaring live to into in drexel hill todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you very much. >>> more breaking news right now now. chopper three is live over bridgeton new jersey. there has been a shooting there on south avenue which is near henry street. you can see a very active scene right now. police are there. we're working to get more information. we'll have the for you as soon as it's available. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight tonight, transit technology it played a very big role in the arrest of three men who stole an i pope from a woman on the market frankford line. take good look at this surveillance video. it shows the theft happening just as that eastbound train entered the millbourne station last night. a septa police dispatcher saw the suspects on that surveillance camera. then recognized them when they walk inside 13th 13th street teague station. that's where the three were arrested. >>> right now philadelphia police are investigateing this robbery on the riverfront. video shows a woman walking along man ton street last week when she was suddenly attacked by

todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. get ready to feel the chill.eather is on its way just in time for the new year. meteorologist kathy orr is out on the cbs3 sky deck. what are we talk bowing here, kathy. >> it will get cold, chris. it will be close to the defendant air we've seen this entire season. we're talking about 20s but also wind chills in the forecast. something we haven't talked about recently. outside we have some pat cheese clouds. depends on where you live. you see a mostly cloudy sky or partly cloudy sky. take a look at storm scan3. we do have a dying front that's bringing clouds to south jersey and delaware, and you see that precipitation that's not quiet making it to the ground. we call that verga. so we'll keep the clouds mainly from philadelphia south and east during those overnight hours and a few to the north and west. you can see moving on southward from williams pour. right now it's 37 in philadelphia and wilmington. 28 where we had the clear skies in allentown and in the poconos it is 24 degrees. tomorrow morning we'll wake

todd? >> reporter: jessica, the wage of the mounting fire storm apparently was just too much as it has collapsed an iconic philadelphia connection. he was face of temple university. cosby' advertise here run deep speaking at graduations motiva motivating future generations. >> a lot of people look up to him. so does he have a great impact on the students. >> reporter: cosbys legendary relationship with temple came to an abrupt end. new claims. now more than dozen women claiming to have been drugged and/or sexually assaulted by cosby over the past several decades. the 77-year-old philadelphia nay tough resigned from the board of trustees of temple university writing in a statement... >> reporter: cosby has never faced criminal charges and he has denied all the allegations but the most further complicate how students we talk to feel about the scandal and cosby himself. >> when everything was coming out i was that's not true it can't be but then seeing him resign from temple and everything now

it's called a fashion blog, todd.ng people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. >>> a newly released nasa video gives a dramatic view of what astronauts may see when they return from deep space missions. the video was shot as the unmanned orion test flight returned. it captures the light show as orion enters the atmosphere at speeds of 20,000 miles per hour and splashdown in the ocean. >>> from deep space to deep sea, scientists discovered a fish lurking more than five miles beneath the surface of the pacific ocean in the marianna trench living deeper than any fish found before. it has ring-like fins and a tail like that of an eel. scientists hope the discove

reporting live tonight in university city, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. >>> the mayor of new york city and its police commissioner are trying to ease tensions in the city in the wake of the deaths of michael brown and eric garner and the weekend assassination of two police officers. cbs news correspondent marley hall shows us what happened when the mayor requested a pause in the protests as the city mourns. >> reporter: about a dozen demonstrators staged a sit in at new york's grand central terminal. they were protesting recent cases in which white police officers were not charged in the deaths of unarmed black men. >> this movement is about the police being held accountable for what has happened. you know, so, yeah, i do think it's fitting we're still out here and i think we still need to come out and peacefully protest. >> reporter: protesters evoked the names of michael brown and eric garner. both men died during confrontations with white officers in ferguson, missouri and staten island, new york. grand jury's declined to indict the police. >> the prot

reporting live from center city, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good todd, thanks very much. >>> lets go to that breaking news out of new york city tonight. grand jury decline to indict a police officer on any criminal charges, in the choke hold death of eric garner, a confrontation caught on video that we are watching right here. garner was stopped in satan island suspect of selling loose untaxed cigarettes back in july. amateur video captured garner refusing to be handcuffed, in that process, a police officer, danielle pantleo put garner in an apparent choke hold a maneuver that has been banned under nypd policy. >>> also breaking news right now with famed attorney gloria alred by their side three women talk about allegations of second you'll assault by bill cosby. one aid she accepted a cappuchino from cosby that he allegedly referred to as her favorite drippings. he talks about what happened have after he woke up in her car and went to confront an entertainer. >> i wanted an explanation for what happened was i had too much to drink. difficult not believe him. i had had no

adam: todd, you are the grinch. yes you do. are you eating garlic for lunch? >> hi, adam, how are you doing? adam: good to see you on a holiday. let me ask you, commodities have been taking a hit but seems to me kirk is expecting at least oil to start going back up, what say you? >> you know, i think the whole economy is in a big mess. i think this whole free money float that we've seen starting even with yesterday's gdp. if we had normal interest rates no way we get to a 5% gd purchase the average american's debt load is higher today than it was in 2007. so the average american has not benefited what is going on the stock market. 401(k)s are have been great and they're going back up and we want to talk up the market. at end of the day, look at interest rates compared to valuations we continue to reduce earnings expectation so we beat those numbers but we're not seeing dynamic growth. we're not seeing a change in velocity of money. we're not seeing a lot of flow. we're seeing great balance sheets built on free money. not putting money in the company. adam: lis

it's called a fashion blog, todd.nts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. >> stephen. >wake up.stephen, you gotta wak. it's time. >> stephen: oh. oh, thanks. oh, oh, well, folks, we've finally come to the end of the the "colbert report." nine great years, 14,047 wonderful episodes. i just have too many people to thank. first and foremost, everybody who worked so hard every day to make something special. all of our friends and families for putting up with our long hours. the network for giving us the chance to begin with. ( applause ) and, of course, all the guests who came on, thousands of them. there are just too many to thank, so, you know, what? i'll just thank may haveis staple. may haveis, if