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tweet me using @greta, tell me what you think about this.onight there's a fight over the ten commandments. an ohio high school principal removed a plaque displaying the ten commandments from the school's hallway. the plaque has been there many, many, many years. in fact, as long as anyone can remember. the school is saying they removed j the plaque to avoid legal challenges posed by similar ten commandment displays in other ohio public schools. one student has gone on strike protesting the principal's decision. now there could be a compromise. the school superintendent agreed to discuss alternative locations for the plaque. >>> and santa claus fired. yes. santa claus getting the boot from a massachusetts school. the school banning kriss kringle from its annual holiday concert for the first time because someone complained about santa. the principal at peabody school in cambridge writing a letter to parents informing them the holiday concert this year would be missing a notable fixture, santa. some parents expressing outrage and confusion sayi

tweet me at jim cramer. >>> today i was taken back by what happened. it was like a bell that went off. it was the stock of google. it actually went higher. yeah. on a day when the dow dropped twelve and nassau dak declined 11%. google stopped trading, managed to jump more than $5 i almost did a double take if not a spit take. do you know where these averages are up double digits, google is actually down. three percent. google is not alone. amazon down 21%. netflix down 5%. what's going on with the fafs. how could the order for their stocks have cooled so quickly? one word, competition. more specifically several kinds of competition. the competition to the business and the competition to the stock. and both have been hurting these names for some time and they're not talked about enough. a lot of you are trying to figure out what the heck is going on. you started with the right place let's start with google. here's a company that ascended every business it touches, still is as it dominates search, only gotten stronger over time. but the sfakt has the wor

you can tweet me.he conversation going after the show. >>> americans are feeling optimistic going into the new year according to an associated press poll. 48% of people say they think 2015 will be a better year than 2014. the word used to describe this year, nah. i never knew that's how you pronounce it. that's the fox report for sootd december 27 2014. thanks for watching. huckabee starts now. i'm back here tomorrow, i hope you will be too. 7:00 p.m. on the fox report. see you then. >>> tonight on huckabee we know how they are usually depicted. >> what issues are important to you? >> um -- [ inaudible ] >> i'm kind of not rigt now. >> you normally vote? >> i don't. >> they know how to world perceives them. >> a lot of people think we are lazy. >> egocentric. >> not driven or motivated. >> is that an act or description of millenials? we talk to young people to see what really matters to them. what issues are important to you when you vote? >> economics. >> the economy health care. fiscal policy is impo

call or tweet me at jim crimer and tell me the top five and i'll tell you if your portfolio is diversified. mix it up a little. let's start with a tweet from at brian at w adams. i love the way you write down stocks. cracks me up. dennis in utah, dennis? >> caller: boo-yah jim from salt lake city, how are you? >> doing okay. how are you? >> caller: good, good. condolences on the death of your father. sure sorry about that. >> thank you. >> caller: sure sorry. we have a portfolio of apple, costco, ge, pfizer and phillips 66. >> wow. i tell you right now i just like this portfolio very much. i think it's terrific. apple great tech company pfizer boring but coming back to life and phillips 66, that's where to be if you're in the oil pass, ge diversified has a little too much oil right now, can you believe it? still doing okay. costco maybe the best retailer on earth. retail, tech, drug, refine, industrial, perfect. salt lake city rocks. sean in new york, sean? >> caller: boo-yah,,d&% jim. >> boo-yah, sean. >> caller: what is happening? >> not much, you? >> caller: i want to thank you for ment

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during the show we want to you facebook me or tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. send me an email. go to gerriwillis.com. at bottom of the hour i will read your tweets and comments. >>> covering the story too, should employers accommodate pregnant workers similar to those on disability. the highest court in the land is about to weigh in. details coming after the break. ♪ music ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene, specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. gerri: in historic case a court heard a case from former ups driver peggy young was unable to because of doctors orders because she was pregnant was not able to lift more than 20 pounds. she had a company request to light duty which left her at home with no wages or benefits. does she have a

you can find us on twitter@aj consider this, and tweet me. see you next time. >> the first stop for many child migrants to the united states is this border patrol facility in mcallen, texas. >> "good afternoon, welcome to the rio grande valley processing center..." >> it opened this summer in response to an influx of unaccompanied minors from mexico and central america. >> do you think this is an immigration issue or a refugee issue? do you think some of them will be granted political asylum? >> we're not talking about criminals. these are innocent children, fleeing desperate times, whether it's poverty, whether it's violence, whether it's the draw of a better life in the united states. >> the obama administration has made it clear: most of the children will be deported. but they continue to arrive -- twice as many as last year, and 4 times as many as in 2011. >> we've been riding along the border all week and we're seeing some action in this area. we're not far away from the river and from mexico. we see some border patrol vehicles over ther

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tweet me. tell me what you think about this. the markets, getting back into it.-mortar survivors, how you can make money in it. we'll be right back. ♪ >> all right, guys. revenge of the brick-and-mortar. now this war between walmart and amazon. this has been real serious, knock down, drag out stuff that's seen swings of outrageous proportions. the past five years, amazon has simply lapped this brick-and-mortar rival. you know what, that has not been the case this year. walmart has gotten his act together. you're looking at these charts. check this out. walmart coming on strong. while that sort of top line growth that amazon had sort of charmed wall street with all the time, the wall street darlings are no more. wall street is insisting on it. some are saying that wall street will never have the same relationship with amazon, that favorite nation status unless they find a way to hit the bottom line. in the meantime, walmart may have found a thing or two, now it has the edge. walmart may win the public relations war. consider this, we were talking about these big t

tweet me and we'll read the answers in the show.ca's best is pausing to remember a milestone in world war ii. it was 70 years ago of the battle of the bulge. and that is from both sides of the atlantic gathered in belgium to honor thousands of heroes. and the ceremony took place in the town nearby where many shops and windows are decorated with american flags. it was 1944 when u.s. soldiers raised a horrific battle in germany. and when it was over 10000 americans were dead and 47000 wounded and led to the nazi surreppeder and the end of world war ii in europe. the battle of the bulge symbolizes the forces of america not to give up in face of adversity. >> and the international event that has brought former political arrivals together. and then there is this. virent crashes between the protestors and police where this is happening and why the men are so mad. here's a question for you: if every driver in the u.s. kept their car's tires properly inflated, how many gallons of fuel could america save each year? up to 2 billion gallons? 4

tweet me. they have a lot of explaining to do. >> they do, but a lot of people rel on their service, and oftentimes, most of the times it works very well. good to have you with us. thanks >>> straight ahead. the fight for america's airspace, benefits and risks of commercial drones. and rape accusations at the university of virginia leading to a debate on fraternities. later - can sleeping problems contribute to alzhiemer's. we explain in the data dive. >>> more drones will be flying in the skies now that the f.a.a. gave the okay to four more companies to use them as a part of their businesses. the f.a.a. is yet to come up with broad recommendations for the entire industry and many are criticizing piecemeal approval of one company at a time. with dozens of near misses this year between drones and commercial aircraft. regulators are forced to battle that danger. joining us is lisa, council and coach at the law firm mckenna, young and aldrij. he served as an advisor, leading the works group, for t

call me at 1-800-743-cnbc, or tweet me @jimcramer. this market, this market doesn't know the meaning of the word quit! with the dow gaining 59 points, it closed at 17,959 points. the s&p advancing 7.7%. did i just say 17,949 points on the dow? holy cow. when i got into this racket, the dow was at 800. and to think i was told we'd never get to 1,000 in my lifetime back then. we're just a stone's throw from 18,000. how wrong were people? how wrong are people still? typically, when you get terrific news for the u.s. economy, like we got this morning, when we learned that our country created 321,000 jobs just last month. 321,000 jobs? that is much more than anyone expected. you usually get a momentary burst-up in the wages. we did get the burst higher, but it wasn't followed by the typical wave of buyers remorse. instead, we just got another rotation. this time out of the high yielders and defensive stocks that lag when the fed eventually starts tightening, and into the banks and companies that once again benefit from lower oil prices, be

yesterday, people were tweeting me gas prices of $1.42 a gallon. someone treated me an oil painting a good of you? we'll talk about that after the show. down, prices are coming that is got to affect consumer confidence and a positive way. >> that is great if you want to buy soft goods. what will it do to the expansion of mortgage credit? will one go out and buy a large home in montclair new jersey and leverage themselves to do that? mortgage credit has not grown since the great recession. it has moderately increased this quarter. >> maybe that is good. what is wrong with having a good old-fashioned 20% down and a steady income to show? >> the beauty is that you said study and become. you canehold income, look it up on your bloomberg terminal, as well hello what it was in 2008. it is not growing. if you adjust for inflation, it is lower. >> perhaps the question is, given that you still have to put 20% down on your house and people are being somewhat restrained which is a bubbly a positive, can the market, can the s&p, can the russell 2000 continue t

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tweet me. let me know how you're feeling. look, i want you to feel young.t you to be happy. it's all i've ever wanted for you, so next weekend on "sg md," we're going to do the pursuit of happiness. i'm going to take you to denmark the happiest country on the planet. we're going to uncover secrets there and i'm going to show you some scientific ways to up your satisfaction while simultaneously lowering your risk of heart disease. right now time to get you back into the "cnn newsroom" with martin savidge. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone, breaking news, i'm martin savidge in new york. let's get to what we have. two new york city police officers in uniform and sitting in their nypd patrol car were shot in what is described as ambush style today in brooklyn. we are now told that both officers were shot in the head and both have died from their wounds. we're also told the suspected gunman has been found dead. here's how one of the witnesses described the scene. >> no, he just told me that, you know, they got shot in the car whatever. they were

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here's what some are tweeting me tonight, lee writes this: yes they're the worst even got two in australiaollowing me around. lots of people get these tickets. and another viewer says, yes, was behind a large truck and couldn't see the light was red. photograph passing through the red light, $100. in addition to following me on twitter and facebook, be sure to like fox business on facebook. and here are some of your e-mails. charles from missouri writes -- i love charles in missouri -- gerri, keep up the wonderful job, you are, indeed, a joy to watch. thank you, sir. and greg from arizona tells his immigration story: my wife is from mexico, we played by all the rules, followed the law, paid over $7,000 in fee, filled out dozens of forms hundreds of hours involved, it took a total of seven years to legally receive citizenship. now with the executive, order that is, we simply should have ignored the laws like millions of others. wow, what a story. and here's kathleen from virginia on the takata airbag scandal. i have a bmw series 3 i received the recall notice in late august, i've contacted

immediate fire of officer philip white who sent a serious of controversial tweet that read threaten me and my family i'll use my right and duty to kill you. white has been placed on administrative leave. >>> messy piece of city owned land land in san francisco has been the thorn in the side of neighbors for months. complaints went nowhere all the time. but tonight at legislature a partial solution. katie is live with the story there. hi. >>reporter: hi dan. we are at the corner of ellsworth and burn heights boulevard and the mini jungle if you will that's the problem. you can see on the sidewalk here the bushes used to come all the way down to the curb really blocking the sidewalk for people but clearly as of tonight it's passable so that's one thing. but it's the rest of this mess that neighbors really would like to see cleared out. this area offers gorgeous view of san francisco but some neighbors can't see past this. >> trash piled up. animals like you hear a lot of use lipping in there. >> couldn't one on your own sidewalk. >>reporter: leslie says she has seen rats even condom. she

here's what some of you are tweeting me about our poll question tonight. another viewer says this: let's hope so. it's about time they stop controlling our economy. it's about time they stopped controlling our economy, i think that's what that was supposed to be. and on facebook, david was one of many posting this: drill, baby, drill. and peter agrees, drill and frack, that's what i'm talking about. in addition to following me on twitter and facebook, be sure to like fox business on facebook. and here are some of your e-mails on obamacare regarding gruber's comments that the american voters are stupid. here's what jamie from florida writes: the american people are not stupid. it is the americans that voted for obama twice that are really stupid. and regina from louisiana tells her story: i am 47 and have worked since i was 15. due to illnesses, i am no longer able to work. i had to go on obamacare. my premium was $123 a month, and i just received my new premium for january, it's going up to $167. i don't know what to do. a lot of people are going to be in

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here's what some of you are tweeting me about our poll question tonight.is: not a pipe dream. it's the two four-letter words that seems to bother a lot of people, hard work. and another viewer says this: the american dream never dies. is it a little tough right now? yeah. the dream only dies if you quit. on facebook mike posts this: it seems to be headed that way, but if things work right, anybody can still make it big. and another: with big government standing in our way, regulation, taxes, bad education, high energy costs, yes, it's a pipe dream. >>> in addition to following me on twitter and facebook, be sure to like fox business on facebook. and when we come back, a cranchf how rising beef prices are impacting his industry. we're going to tell you about cattle rustlers, my friend. they're stealing cattle. and next, more juicy details coming out of the sony hack as a high-powered producer is forced to apologize. and here's your consumer gauge with the numbers that mean the most to you. check that out. stock market up 10% this year, that's not too shabby

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, what do you think, should har bau stay, go, we'd like to hear from you, connect, nightbeat.tv, tweet me @veronicadlacruz green rush airs tonight, it was supposed to air at 9:00 but as you know the 49ers came around long, you can catch the special it is coming up tonight after this at 10:30. >>> all right, still to come, he [ indiscernible ] was it a slam dunk or a complete fail at cal? all about bill mahers commencement speech. worried about walking in to a sketchy neighborhood, there's an app but does it promote racism? a saturday night football simulcast, on kbcw 44 cable 12, stay with us. ,, k ,, ,, i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> welcome back to this special edition of bay air night beat on kpix and kbcw, tv talk show host bill maher has a following, it tends to go well with progressives, but tonight, some people at uc berkeley made it clear they aren't happy with what he said just a couple months ago. bill maher spoke at cal a few moments ago, and christin was there, how did it go? >> reporter: he managed to make it through without any interruptions from protesters in the ground, that

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facebook or tweet me. >>> my next guest is from lebanon, the country from which my ancestry comes and he is a friend. he joins me now. tell us what's going on with christians in the middle east. >> judge, christians are some of the oldest christians in the world. and it's true that they have been persecuted in the last 2,000 years. but however we haven't faced an enemy like isil that threaten us for genocide. for example, lebanon has been safe haven of christian. in 1986, 25% of the population was christian. now it's only 40%. >> and that is because of the jihad, the persecution? what is going on there? >> it's basically because of the oppression and the persecution that has happened for us over the years. but isil now has a clear -- of eliminating the christians. >> do you have any hope for protecting the christians in lebanon. egypt and lebanon are the two most countries that are most tolerant of christians in the middle east. >> that's true but it's they cannot do anything to protect us to stay there. we need the help of the western world. >> what do you think of the fact they are

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can tweet me @amoratv. see you next time. >>> hello, everybody, and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm david. for the last 15 years the u.s. has had a policy of isolation towards cuba, today the president will announce a major change. and talk about the release of alan gross who has been held prisoner in cuba for the past five years. let's start with mike viqueira. >> this is extraordinary even incredible. the united states trying to reopen the embassy. we are learning about these discussions that have taken place over the last year, and a key player in this, the vatican and pope francis. allen has arrived just outside of washington. the white house very careful to point out that this is not any kind of intelligence assets swap. they continue to deny that alan gross was there as a u.s. intelligence agent. he was arrested some five years ago on charges of espionage, and he has languished. his health has deteriorated. and here we have the president arriving, david. >> let's listen. >> the most significant changes in our policy in more than 50 years. we will end an outdated approach t

won tell me how many customers were impacted by the mistake, if you find the error on your bill tweet me about it or let me know on my facebook page. >>> nydia thank you. >>> overseas bases are now warning of possible anti-american demonstrations in the wake of the cia interrogations report, u.s. citizens are told to be alert and stay away from public demonstrations, the 6700 page report, describes what techniques were used to coax information out of terrorists. they were punched and shackled and water boarded detable es at the black site. they said that the tactics were not affect itch but the director of the cia says it helps to thwart attacks and save lives. >>> at just 17 years old molaal yousafzai has become the young evident person to win the nobel peace prize, they were given their medals in norway today and were recognized for risking their lives in the pursuit of children's rights. she was shot in the head by the taliban after demanding education for girls two years ago. she was awarded the liberty medal last month in philadelphia. >>> two powerful storms are bearing down on the

one of my twitter followers tweeted me and said that the roads are definitely slick in the poconos so do be careful if you're driving up there tonight. so, this is what to expect as i break it down. tonight, we're looking at drizzle with some pockets of light rain, nothing really a all that heavy. if you do need to get outside tomorrow, do some outdoor activities i suggest you wake up early. saturday morning to about noon we're looking at lots of clouds and some areas of drizzle. however, the afternoon and evening this is when we get that soaking rain and we're looking at a general three-quarters of an inch to an inch of rain so some heavy rain saturday afternoon and saturday evening. but the future is looking bright for sunday. i'll talk about that and track a potential nor'easter next week in the accuweather forecast. rick. >> good weekend for holiday shopping cecily. >> that's right. >> get me, get mon a -- thank you very much. >>> stay on top of the changing weather situation with 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker storm tracker 6 radar the latest news from our met