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they've moved too far. they've moved too fast. i expect you're get a better chance to buy them at lower levels. i like both groups. let's not go crazy here. maybe if we step back and ask what's happening in the real world, we can get a better grasp of what we're seeing in these vicious upsetting moves in a market that suddenly has become a lot more difficult to navigate. first let's go back in time to the week before the election when the seeds of this rally were planted. at the time the consensus was that hillary clinton was a shoo-in for the presidency. the senate would almost surely go democratic but the house would stay in republican hands. that meant we were likely to have four more years of gridlock and everyone was betting the senate would join hillary in hectoring the banks. most figured the economy wouldn't grow that rapidly, putting a premium on the bond market equivalent stocks. so investors bought the stocks of companies that don't need a strong economy to grow like the techs, particularly the plays on social, mobile,

. >>> arctic blast that has millions of americans saying, it's too cold too soon. all of this with the official start of winter still a week away. the forecast coming up. >>> alan thicke gone too soon. the entertain enand famous sitcom star has passed away after suffering a heart attack. we have emotional reaction coming in. >>> a former pro wrestler with a take-down coming to the rescue when a would-be robber tries to steal at a gas station. he says he's no hero. >>> a good wednesday morning. we begin with the president-elect adding a few names to his cabinet and engaging in a big show of gop unity. >> well, today trump is meeting with some of the biggest names in the tech industry including apple's ceo tim cook, facebook's sheryl sandberg and larry page. at a rally overnight wisconsin received a green bay packers jersey as he appeared for the first time in public with house speaker paul ryan. abc's lana zak following the overnight developments and joins us from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. we're seeing the president-elect

cautious, too prudent and too risk-adverse.hen you're managing your money there's a point where your prudence can become like recklessness and this is something you particularly see with people who want to save for retirement. i like to say you invest for retirement, don't save, savings makes it sounds like you have to sock money away into something with low return, maybe a money market fund, a long-term bond fund, something i believe no one would invest in if they understood the risks of either. and somehow you feel you'll be fine. that, unfortunately, is not how it works. not these days, not this age. these there's a counterintuitive element going on here. most people feel like they shouldn't take on too much risk, that retirement savings are too important to jeopardize by investing them in stocks. i understand why you feel this way. stocks can go down, they're not like returning vacuum cleaners unlike bonds but if you shun stocks and cling to bonds because you believe there's less chance for down side, that's not being all t

here again, i'm concerned about too much too soon. except this much it's too much in the up side. let's talk cat. stock at a 52-week high. too hot. reminds me of an egg on a red hot griddle. you cook it for nine seconds, delicious. but ten seconds, burnt mess. but if cat pulls back, that could be a chance. now you could apply the same rubric towards so many different st that are being slaughtered. let me give you the bottom line. on the stocks of great companies being slaughters, you start small. you get bigger on the way down. then unlike those hair trigger hedge funds, you wait for a better minute to buy more. that's how you can profit for much less risk. same things for the stocks going up. trim a little. chuck in california, chuck. >> caller: hey, jim. what's up with the crm? i've been buying it hand over it seems to me benioff's outfit -- >> chuck, that quarter was one of the best benioff has put up at salesforce. this is part of a vicious rotation out of companies that don't need a strong economy to grow into ones that do need a strong economy. the big guys who own these tec

we usually offer a special on that too. i can't quite give away all of the days we're doing because it's a different special every day, but we usually cover these types of things. >> that's right you got to stay tuned for the one day special. another fun thing is cool sculpting. every time you are here and you talk about this everybody sees some change and usually it is in one treatment you will lose between 20 and 24% of fat in an area that is treated so often people want to have a second treatment in the same area because to leave a even more dramatic result, but it works very very well. you can sculpt those areas of the body you cannot work out enough to get rid of the pockets of fat. >> it really targets you treat all different areas. if you can trim fat there they can treat it, but these are areas hard to target with diet and exercise or both. >>or you sometimes have specials on. >> micropen is microneedling of the face. it's become very popular across the country and it really is a series of little needles in a batter

n >> jimmy: is she spending too much, or are you spending too much?s and applause ] >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. tonight, they are a duo, which means there are two of them. their latest album is called "three," music from phantogram. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we have two -- a new show in our regular time slot with rami malek from mr. robot. samantha ponder from espn, and music from gucci mane with travis scott. but before that, our force-filled special with the cast of "rogue one: a star wars story" and a tribe called quest, in primetime. that's tomorrow at 10/9 central. and join us all week with david spade, blake shelton, andrea riseborough, and a big outdoor block party on wednesday night with metallica. which will be a lot of fun. [ cheers and applause ] since she was here last, our first guest made eleven movies, won an oscar and is now legally allowed to drink. she stars alongside chris pratt in the new sci-fi film "passengers." it opens in theaters december 21st. please welcome jennifer lawrence. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>

. >> they say clothes should not be the focus of attention or too revealing. >> i'm not revealing tootop of my arms. >> a little bit of that. >> you want people around you to think about what you say, not what your clothes say. i don't think that's always true. >> you think -- >> you should think your clothes as a costume. >> what? i don't know why. >> pick your clothes. you should say, oh, i'm at this stage of my life so i'm going to wear this. >> then i should be wearing a burr lap bag. you have to have fun in life too. >> yes, i totally agree with you. >> if you're dress like that -- look, i'm in my 60s. >> right. >> who wants to celebrate that? >> here's rule number three. learn to iron. >> i do like to iron. it's calming. i like it. you can control it. especially when you go around the arms and collars and things. >> you know what, i picture you -- you like things that are just so. you like things that -- squeegees and iron, vacuuming. >> i don't know why but i do. the single biggest sign of adulthood is the condition your garment, not the garment. >> the condition of it? oh, if

. >> it further personalizes it too. it says i know you would like about you too. >> the first book is really for you tiff. >> thank you the children's book? yeah. [laughter] >> i feel like i have read this in someone's bathroom before. >> you may have. i snagged this last year and i thought i am keeping this for tiffany. [laughter] >> this is the bad little children's book. >> keep that shot. i also want to show you the other titles on the back. >> is t she throwing u happening? >> the back of the book is my first boob job and the little grandma. >> my grandchildren would never put their grandma in a trunk. [laughter] >> oh, my gosh. >> actually these are hilarious. they are really really funny. and of course i paired this with my favorite t-shirt every year i too to have a t-shirt. this is why it's a children's book. i know things. >> there is another version of this. >> yes it's from the game of thrones. yes i asked for it for my stocking. >> i drink and i know things. >> it's a line from game of thrones. i like to ha

elijah later on that evening when i came in he said it was still too noisy. >> it wasn't too loud once they moved me from downstairs it wasn't too loud. it was actually okay. it was just that the room was nasty and i didn't get a chance to clean it and it had hair all over the room. so i asked to move. they wouldn't move me. >> javier wants what he wants right then. he will make it impossible like i want to move now. he can't get moved right now. if he has a need or a concern, we try to address it. but if he is saying i want to be relocated now and you have chow going on and not right now, mr. elijah, you can't get that now. you explain that to him and he is going to act out. >> i say okay then i'll see to that so i took my socks off and put it in the toilet and flooded it. >> elijah did more than just flood his cell. he removed a portion of the sink pipe and put it in a sock to be used as a weapon. he says his intended target was corporal key. why did you want to hurt this guy? why did you want to attack him? >> he lied too much. he lie on you. he don't deserve to be a corporal. and i

don't get too comfortable not seeing me because it won't get too long.oth know, [ bleep ] happens. so whatever. [ bleep ] i already knew that, though. i've got to go because obviously [ bleep ] isn't too pretty right now. i love you more than you know and thank you for everything. i do appreciate everything and >> reality is also hitting hard for ja-norris hayes over the jail's segregation unit. >> never been in segregation before, you know. >> after he was attacked by another inmate wielding a sock full of batteries, hayes was moved to segregation to await his disciplinary hearing. while he didn't instigate the fight, hayes quickly gained the upper hand. surveillance video shows him ignoring commands to stop fighting while the deputy assigned to the unit waits for back up. it's up to the disciplinary officer to decide how long hayes must stay in segregation. >> did you fight back at all? what happened? swinging the sock at you. what did you do then? >> i blocked it and rushed him to defend myself. >> right. >> i ended up on top of him, and that was it.

i did too much bicycling, too much squatting, too much whatever. has does nothing to phase you. >> nothing. >> jimmy: no, no. >> nein. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not insane. i didn't say anything. no, i didn't say that, no. yeah. sometimes you just wear a cast for fun. >> that's right, exactly. [ as arnold ] >> jimmy: "i just like the way it looks," yeah. [ laughter ] you can pull a -- >> no one does my accent better than you. i swear to you. [ applause ] the funny thing is, if i want to sound like me, i imitate you. [ laughter ] it's, like, wild. >> jimmy: oh, man. i want to get into everything. there's so much to talk to you about. but i know it's the holiday season, and i was looking around at different things about you and the holidays. there was one thing i thought was really cool that you paint your own christmas cards or holiday cards. >> yeah, i've been doing this, actually, for years, to paint for my children and for the family, you know, christmas cards. and sometimes i sit there at new year's, you know, and christmas eve, around 3:00, 4

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and season passes too. and you can just call them for more information 407-586-4423. >> cold in here. >> freezing. okay. quickly. tell it. tell it. i'm not prompting you to tell it i told 9 degrees there he was like not wearing a hat coat nothing. nine degrees. it's nine degrees. don't go in there without a jacket. and earmuffs and gloves. he wept in jeans and t-shirt you go from like 72 to 9. just by opening a door. i go with you. every door. so much fun. oh, yeah i've been last three, four, five years in a row. there's cool new edition when you about to walk out they have a guy there still sculpting. so you can see the process being made. >> neat. that's cool. yeah they are doing that. i know. 8:17. i want to show you low cloud cover that i've been talking about here. because, well some spots have a little bit of sunshine others deal with low cloud cover. then as you go out into the gulf, very little thin line of showers getting ready to move on shore in the next couple of hours. so 72 from that advantage

it was too layered for me. i am not smart enough. >> too layered, mtv., what did you say when you woke up this morning? >> if i can just cut to the chase. the young lady talks about things being too complicated and differentiating in the phrase black lives matter versus all lives matter trying to create them as opposites. the whole damn thing is too complicated. they look like a group of people frankly seeking and searching desperately for you are rel ven see. >> is there anything you would think about applying to next year for yourself? >> i wouldn't consider -- no. i don't think there there is a single person there that looks like they have the experience, the intelligence or the talent to prescribe anyone's behavior, especially if it is if -- in a generalized group like white guys. >> i mean, look -- >> we eat all the same lunch. i don't see color. >> kevin, you are a white guy and you have always been. >> irish catholic. >> i did marry out of my box. >>> what did you marry? >> she is panomanian. white is not the future. >> she is catholic? >> i don't

i hear he's run it into the ground too, huh? only... i'm more scared of getting the cholera than i am ashamed of what i'm doing to you. matthew! you got a knife? i have. thy help and guidance are needed, seth adams. jed otis threatens to set fire to the parkman train. water is running low in both camps. one of the canyon walls has collapsed, blocking the trail completely. now, can the wagons be made to fly to the top of the cliff? you mean, can we lift these wagons over that cliff? why, sure. we did it the first trip out. we ran into a landslide in the rockies. we lifted up the whole train. come on. we've got work to do. what about this fella here? 'em out seems kind of cruel. lot of sick folk. you asked me to make a plan. this is it. we warn 'em, give 'em time to get the sick out. if they don't do it, we... wait a minute. what are you doing over there, marian? i just came over to-- to see your sweetheart who don't want any part of you? i told you anyone who goes over there stays! no, jed, i can't stay here. they don't want me! i told y

>> too close from the curb. >> too close. >> too close to the curb? >> too close to the curb.ightmare. she finally opens it to find -- >> did you open it? >> yes, what is this? it's a random act of kindness. enjoy yourself. enjoy yourself, bye-bye. >> i was really going, like, how are you supposed to be too close to the curb? thank you! >> oh, god, i'm exhausted. i think people might want to kill me. that's a ticket for you. this lucky lady scores orchestra seats to the radio city christmas spectacular. she seems pretty cool with that. luckily, after they figure it out, all is forgiven. >> you're going to see hamilton. >> oh, my god, thank you. >> thank you, whoever this is from. >> hello. why are you ticketing me? >> the best exchange is with a guy who was already having a really bad day. >> hello! i'm talking to you! >> please read the ticket, sir. >> can i have your badge number? >> okay, okay. >> open this. oh, my god. oh, my god. i'm so sorry, i apologize. oh, my god. >> it's all right. >> i'm going to give them to somebody. i am. >>mischievous, maybe, but in the end, i h

the danger is that it's too little too late.e minister netanyahu has accused the obama administration of paying "lip service" to what he called palestinian terrorism. president—elect trump has told israel to "stay strong" until he takes office next month and mr netanyahu also suggested good relations between the us and israel would be restored, in three weeks. i have no doubt that our alliance will endure the profound disagreement we have had with the obama administration and will become even stronger in the future. but now i must express my deep disappointment with the speech today byjohn kerry. a speech that was almost as imbalanced as the anti—israel resolution passed last week. in a speech ostensibly about peace between israelis and palestinians, secretary kerry paid lip service to the unremitting campaign of terrorism that has been waged by the palestinians against the jewish state for nearly a century. what he did was to spend most of his speech blaming israel for the lack of peace, by passionately condemning a policy of e

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it's too accessible. would like to get back to japan. you mentioned people being forced to laud off. we saw how some people are being forced to leave the office because people are really worried about how it's going to look to leave the office early. you also need to change mentality. >> and you have to let individuals know. it's more of a group mentality in japan in the sense they feel obliged to stay their commitment. with increasing job insecurity not just in japan but in many developed countries now the tendency is to not have high sickness absence what i present to you some rates where people turn up to work early and stay late as they want to show commitment because they are feeling so job and secure. japan has always had that. they have always had people wanting to show commitment by staying late. genie: does it also depend on the nature of your work? >> of course. way, in-service knowledge-based economies like we have the majority of them in the eu, we are not a heavy manufacturing base. that has gone east. we could work much mor

ward here, too. we are going to talk about this partnership and this special place, how you are able to work together to help the kids. let's talk a little bit, mr. martinez, about art history and have here to really, really highlight that. >> well, one of the biggest things that makes our school so special is that we have four teachers. they have collectively been working together seven years. three of the four have been working together 15 years. it's just absolutely what they do in those classrooms is incredible. the highest in the district and possibly the state of florida. we just, i think they work extremely well. they are very dedicated. they are here all the time. >> reportean is unheard of. it's not normal to have this type of curriculum, four teachers at the high school level? >> for a traditional high school, probably not. you may have one or two teachers in the art field. of course, we probably have 1,200 kids that go through the fine arts throughout the school year. >> reporter: dr. ward

it's a little too close to reality.she turned on the heat with her first number, the unexpected i'd love you to want me. most people think most americans think i'm referring to i wantne you to want me but that's not the case. if you're a vietnamese person who knew who this person was and i had heard this before some only by men. i love you to want me was a song of the bachelors of unhappily married males of my generation whether in english original or superb french and vietnameselisr renditions. we men of the south love nothing more than unrequited love. after cigarettes, coffee and conac. all i wanted a night to remember forever. every man in the room shared my emotion as we watched, her voice enough to move the audience or rather to steal us. nobody talked and nobody stirred except to raise a cigarette or a glass and concentration not broken for her next slightly more upbeat number, bang, bang, my baby shot me down.t me [laughter] >> the last line of the french version echoed the vietnamese version, we will never forg

or maybe that ponytail is too it is santa's lap. santa looks like he's about to cry too. all right. santa's lap or? boy, yeah. santa might be pinching this kid. let's see. it is -- flu shot. and one more. grief-stricken child, santa's lap? or flu shot? and it is -- yeah, that's right. santa claus. thank you for playing a this is fun and festive too. this is home video of a parade, north carolina, a christmas parade. normally i don't like parades at all. i find them to be interminally boring. but the woman who shot this video, if she was hired as the announcer, i would watch every parade i could get my eyes on. >> oh my goodness! oh, oh, hey! all right, y'all! ha ha ha! oh, all right, now. okay, okay, okay! okay! oh, oh, look at that! oh, look it -- go minnie, you go girl, you get it, man! oh, look at this, oh, you better go ahead now, what? oh! all right, y'all! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nothing against matt lauer. the holiday shopping season is in -- this is that magical time of the year when we buy stuff nobody needs for people we don't like with money we don't have. ameri

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wouldn't it spot humans, too? [ laughter ] >> anyway, it's not a dangerous thing, so if you happen to be out and you see a plane come over, dropping malathion, just stand there and -- >> enjoy it. >> but we did not mean to panic people. anyway, the air is so bad out here today, 15 of the flies turned themselves in. [ laughter, applause ] i guess if you get a med fly infestation, it devours the citrus crop in california, and it only takes a few of them to get going, because they're very prolific. i mean, you get one med fly, and apparently, they lay - anybody know how many eggs they lay? billions and billions of eggs. [ laughter ] >> as carl sagan would say. you probably know about - oh, by the way, we have shelley winters on the show tonight, comedian tom parks and abby jay, who has a ridiculous act. she's called, actually, a nose flautist, or is flutist correct? >> flautist. >> flautist. alright. she's going to be with us. do you know about the los angeles raiders situation? we have a football team called the los

she is still getting noticed too.t week, she was nominated for action figure of the year and rookie of the year. winners to be announced in february at the new york toy fair. i think it's a matter of time before she gets into stores like target. >> i think so too. >> shouldn't sell herself short. >> i think you're right and you're going to cover it in february. keep us posted. >>> that does it for "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for watching. we want to remind you, this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> we thank you for your support. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend, everybody. see you monday. amy: the president-elect hits the road selling jobs, his america-first agenda and victory.in his i'm amy walter, tonight on week".gton president-elect trump: companies are not going to leave the more without any consequences. not gonna happen. amy: the president-elect his promise to keep jobs in america. is it the one-time deal or a come?f more to back

which is why our products are too. bahamas. he spent the last two days getting his game in shape for the hero world challenge. he hasn't competed since august of last year, and has had two operations on his back since then. iowa native zach johnson also scheduled to participate. seventh grade students a knitting project - to make scarves for the less fortunate. take a look at this picture of some of those students -- decked out in their football pads knitting in the locker room. last year her students made a record 250 scarves. now take a look inside the classroom. students fingers working away to knit the scarves. they'll be donated to low- graders killed at sandy hook elementary. and now a new record being made "it's crazy because last year i thought that was the most we going to be a lot and then this whole room now is filled with scarves. we had to use another room because we ran out of room in this one." city, waterloo, and des moines. it's the season of giving and one veteran is teaching eastern iowa kiddos the importance

and it's cheap, too. by the way, kids did you know that a very prominent physician is taking an apartment in this building? a friend of terri's, a doctor, uh... janet: anderson? yeah, yeah. great arm man. his "niece" my aspidistra. huh? oh, boy. come on, jack, grow up. there is no niece. he's taking that apartment for terri. you're going bonkers on me. a stranger comes to the door and right away you got him moving in with terri. jack, he is no stranger to terri and now he's going to set her up in a nice, low-rent love nest. oh, please, janet, come on. jack, look, he's probably just taking advantage of the fact that she needs money right now. boy, i can just see it. at first he'll come to see her every day. then pretty soon, once a week. then once a month. then he's going to find somebody younger and he'll just throw her out like an old shoe. the whole sordid story is just as clear as a bell. okay, fine, jack tripper, fine, fine. mr. furley said that this "niece" was going to be moving in in two weeks. we'

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we will see that ball drop in not too long. >> not too long.mes square coming up including a little chat with the hosts of tonight's big party. >>> but we start here with todd fisher, what he's saying in an exclusive abc news interview about that double loss his sister carrie and then his mom debbie reynolds dying just a day apart. >> a dual funeral is planned for both and phillip mena has more on what todd fisher is saying about these two remarkable women and how they will be remembered. >> she really wanted to be with carrie. >> reporter: a grieving son and brother todd fisher. >> and i watched her leave and go to carrie. >> reporter: speaking with abc's elizabeth vargas two days after his beloved mother, debbie reynolds, and sister, carrie fisher, passed away less than 35 hours apart. >> carrie obviously had more needs in many ways and my mother loved helping her. >> you tweeted out this. >> i did. >> magical. the idea that they would leave, walk off together in their respective roles just, i don't know, it just made sense to me, and i thoug

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states.we're expecting snow here in southeastern wisconsin this weekend, too!justin breaks iall down... coming up. 3 plus - a man is seriously hurt garage.a live report coming up. good morning, everyone. it's friday , december 9-th. get ready to hit the slopes with us!we have a crew at little switzerland in slinger this morning! this is a live look at snow being made right now! employees there are getting ready for a big day and weekend. you can see the snow machines just cranking out snow this morning .. .but we've got real snow heading out way this weekend. 3 meteorologist justin thompson gee.hey justin. ((30 second tease 15 seconds ah) ahead))today: some sunshine under a partly cloudy sky. chilly with highs in the low to middle 20s but feeling like the low teens due to the wind. wind: nw 5-15 mph.tonight: some clouds while staying partly cloudy. lows in the low teens with wind chills from 00 to 100. wind: w 5-10 mph. weekend: saturday starts out with a little bit of sunshine before clouds increase. stays chill saurday with highs in the low 20s but feeling cl

it is too early to tell the much snow vs rain. wind will be a concern, too. we will watch that very carefully and keep you updated as it continues to get tanks are full -- blades are sharp -- and workers have enough salt for iowa roads. "we've had a few farmers with drainage issues, we've been able to go out and do, because things aren't frozen, and we've been able to go out and get those drainage issues taken care of. where, in the past years, we haven't been able to do that this late in the year." the d-o-t plows are equipped with g-p-s devices so you can track where they've plowed. catches fire and explodes. an employee tried to use a fire extinguisher -- but as you can see, the flames were too intense. a volunteer fire crew arrived soon after and put out the fire. luckily -- no one was hurt. its coming up -- toys and toys and toys for iowa tots. plus -- too many kittens, not enough homes. a live look at the cedar bend humane society right now -- they need your help. eastern iowa humane society is asking for help taking care of a growing population. kwwl's

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right now it's $7.25, that's too low for anyone anywhere. i understand the argument on cutting jobs. >> all right, i want to bring in -- >> zero is also not a livable wage. >> yes, if you turn into an ipad it's going to be difficult. >> those are risks you run, either cutting your workforce and automating or shutting your business completely. and that's absolutely the last thing we need. so what is the solution here, joe? >> i mean, minimum wage i agree should be a state issue. if you are in idaho, it could be lower. if you're in new york, it should be $80 you're living in the city. i think it depends on what city. >> can i get on that minimum wage? >> in genuine onmembership has declined over the years and i think the reason a lot of these are more political fund raising units than worrying about their labor workers. and they're disguised as political units rather than actual unions. >> so what do you chalk up that disconnect to between the active union members and their bosses? bosses clearly supporting hillary clinton and many more union