and here at university circle, glidden house is certainly, a tradition. as a matter of fact, it says it's been placed on the national register of historic places. okay, talking about historic places, movies make history right? well now natalie's at a place on the westside, it's the house you saw in a christmas story. (happy christmas music) d to be here. we're at a christmas story house. they're making someone right now stay inside of the sink because that is one of the most iconic scenes, right? from the movie? - yes, the house we want, you know, to be completely interactive. climb under the sink, you know, sit on the boy's bed, touch the leg, it's completely interactive. that's what we wanted people along with getting a nice informative little tour. how many of the scenes in the movie were really shot here? how much of the movie is really shot in the house? - [steve] well it was really mainly done for it's exterior look, interiors, i mean even? nowadays done it on a sound stage. the house is really small. so basically once you start to get some camera c

excited to -- i went to college here in washington dc at georgetown university when i was 16 years old. it feels like i have come full circle and i get to expire the city i started my life in america in. >> are you going to have a roommate? >> my husband will be my roommate when he is out here. i'm quite happy to have my own place. >> before your political career, what did you do? >> i actually had a number of different careers. i worked on wall street, i have a masters in business. i left that to work in the nonprofit sector. after 9/11 i started what is now the largest immigrant advocacy operation in washington state. before 9/11 i spent 10 years working on international public health and international development for an organization based in seattle. we were expanding health care around the world for families. families and other countries. i have sort of had three different careers. the legislative one is my fourth, but i believe as long as we are learning and growing and continuing to try to do good for the most people possible, and i am doing right. >> what committees would you like to serve on in the house? >> it is r

university when i was 16 years old. so it feels like i've come full circle and i get to explore the city i started my life in america so many years ago. ms. brawner: are you going to have a roommate? ms. palmer: -- rep.-elect jayapal: my husband will be my roommate when he is out here. that is one thing i'm quite happy to have my own place. ms. brawner: before your political career, what did you do? rep.-elect jayapal: i actually had a number of different careers. i worked on wall street, i was a master's in business. i left that to work in the public sector. after 9/11 i ended up starting the largest immigrant organization. i started path, program for advancement of technology and health. so i've sort of had three separate careers. the legislative one is my fourth. but i believe that as long as we're learning and growing and continuing to try to do good for the most people possible, then i am doing right. where would you like to serve? what committees here in the house? rep.-elect jayapal: you know, it's really difficult, as you know, for a first-year member. so we say what we want and then we see what we're given. i

circle on the left. i did this this morning. steveas in honor of hankey of johns hopkins university. 2008. it is worse than zimbabwe. how did this guy stay in power? is aon: the short answer military dictatorship. he has the guns. the other side is many of his government have become true klepto kratz. if they get kicked out, they go to trail -- they go to jail. francine: what do you mean by intervention? i was trying to figure out what questions i was going to ask you. about actually talking humanitarian aid now. does the country needed? shannon: the country does needed. we saw a dialogue led by pope francis. we had some members of the government coming to the table. one issue was with a let humanitarian aid in? even though made duress -- even sough madura promised to do he led the opposition away from the table this week. francine: so what happens? are we going to see revolt? how do you get out of this mess? shannon: this is the big question. one way would be some sort of consensus. you find some people within the government that would join with others in the opposition. but i think

if that were the case, charlie had told no one in his circle at cornell university. the coach hadn't heard from charlie in days, and now his phone rang. >> campus police called me up and asked me to come to his fraternity house, which i did. they wanted me to know that charlie's father had been killed. it was rugged. we got a bunch of players in the fraternity. and everybody was obviously very upset. >> charlie tan admitting that he'd shot his father to death. >> i think it was probably disbelief more than -- and shock that this occurred. >> we had a team meeting about it, but immediately after, there was so much support for him. and everyone was amazed by the support. >> from the get-go, there was no debate. the entire frat and team had charlie's back. >> not just the football team, but everybody on cornell campus that he knew well was showing support for him. everyone was always trying to help him and ask if there's anything we could do for him. >> to his friends at home, there was shock there of course too. and yet the heartbreaking story of charlie tan protecting

university. he was there for 2 seasons, and tonight it came full circle as his team braced or i'm s team f college and another big night for melo taking control of the game. he missed just one shot all night, but he followed it up with the 3-pointer, and that's 23 on the night. the terps showing off the defense, and kevin herder with the no-look pass, and nice slam dunk. that was a good tune up for the this terps, and the big 3 to ice the victory and it is a throwback night. >> it brought back a lot of memories, and it's my first job, and i met a lot of good people there, and my first child was born there. >> he was not as emotional as i thought he would be. yesterday, that's where he started and just talked about the memories he had there. >> look how far he has come. the wizards looking to take on the heat. big night for john wall, and he had 30 points on the night, driving the lane, hits the jumper to go. brad beal helping him out. the duo helping the wiz erase the deficit to give them the 5- point lead, but you would think 60 points was enough, enough to beat the heat, the wizards snap their 2

university. this is a man who did not pay his contctors. >> president-elect trump and those in his inner circle sayy want to dismantle dodd frank regulations. i assume that you have said and you are going to work and stop that from happening. what's your strategy there? >> my strategy is education of the public. we got to tell them exactly what he's doing and what it means. first of all, he's gone and got all the wall street guys of most of their awards against dodd frank and want to dismantle it also. they got to know what it means and to be able to buy a house and hold onto the house. they got to know the bank that committed fraud and buying many of whom who have been in jail. they got to understand that he brought in his billionaire friends and he basically tried to orgize administration that would benefit the richest people in this country and be dammed of the middle class and poor people. so, with the got to educate ando those folks who voted for him because he talks this talk about changing america and etcetera, we got to make a transparent of that, that he's all about enriching the most rich

university. 23 there now. 15-degree wind chills. dusting of snow. see how the students are running around in circle to get off campus. it is cold out there. all across the area the winds continue to be 12 to 15 miles per hour. these are sustained winds, not the gusts. the gusts are higher. when you combine these winds like outside. it feels like 18 in winchester. 23 in hagerstown. 26 in leesburg. 33 degrees degrees in annapolis. it's cold and clear and breezy. the wind chills will be down in the upper teens to low 20's through the night, if you have plans. look at hour-by-hour temperatures. clear skies so we'll drop to the mid-20's in most suburban areas. close to 27 downtown. on top of that, if you have are in the 20's and the upper teens through the night and the early morning hours. we will be dry but there will be precipitation chances and more cold front showing up in the ten-day outlook. i'll share that with you in 15 minutes. alison: thank you. don't miss any changes in the weather even if you have to step away from the tv. download the stormwatch7 app from google play and the app store to get doug's updates o

universe. >> we want to circle back to the narrower concept of social media now and drill down on a few more specific issues that have come up. a couple of good places to look, if you want to get a grounding to this, the commercial and federal litigation of the new york state bar put out a year or so ago, the set of social media guidelines. there's a link to it in the slide of materials, that are very useful, very well thought out. and so a start for the proposition that even if you yourself as a lawyer are not active on social media, you have a duty, again, under rule 1.1, to at least know something about it, and know the risks and benefits so that you can advise your clients. and when you're using it yourself, again, you have to be aware of the risks in those communications. some of the things we talked about, the other thing, again, i didn't put the link that you can get these online, if you just put the ethics venue numbers in the d.c. bar website. they put out these opinions in the last two weeks, 370, 371. 370 deals with essentially lawyer marketing and other personal communication thr

with a flat hierarchy above it, and this time, the campaign that ran a circle that was around the data. by doing so, our universes and our people didn't have to double work. we had a third of the money or half the money that hillary clinton did. so we didn't want to do the same work twice. i would sit there with the political director and say, we're doing this here, we're doing this here. what money do we need to spend? how are we going to make these phone calls? i can't imagine many decisions where the digital director was making the budget decisions. that was a significant difference. i knew how much data we had. i didn't perfectly eyeball that. we got pretty dang close. we ended the last day with just a few hundred thousand dollars in the bank. including that two-minute commercial we produced. getting that in the right social media spots to try to get last persuadable targets over. if you look at that and that central point of view, that was a significant change. the other thing i stated multiple times is we spent 50% on digital. over $100 million on digital. that's a big change. at harvard, the dnc was happy

university employee andrea constand, in yan of 2004. >>> a suspect is killed in the confrontation with u.s. marshals in philadelphia's oxford circle neighborhood, "eyewitness news" in the 1300 block of heller man street, marshalls serving warrant served a suspect who they say pulled a gun on them. philadelphia police and u.s. marshals office are now investigating. our anita oh spoke with the mother of the suspect, and she will have more on this for you on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. >>> it started out rainy and cold but turnout not to be too bad of a day weather-wise but get ready an arctic blast is coming. meteorologist lauren casey joins us on the sky deck with the first look the at forecast , lauren. >> thanks, ukee. feeling great out here. nice mild monday after kind of a messy day across the area especially north and west. we had snow overnight last night, sleet, freezing rain and we did accumulate freezing rain which made for a slick, commute in some areas. ice enough in allentown. the tenth of an inch of ice. we had measurable ice in mount pocono, reading, pottstown and in trenton as well. the good news it is not unt

this time they ran in a circle that was around the data. by doing so, the universes and people didn't have to double the work. we didn't want to do the same work twice. i would sit there with the political director and say look, we're doing this here in this year, what money do we need to spend, how are we gonna make these phone calls. i can imagine many campaigns for the they were making the budget decisions so that was a significant difference in gender difference. i knew much money we had and how much we needed. we ended the last day with just a few hundred thousand dollars in the bank and i really maximize our stuff including the two minute commercial we produced, getting that in the right social media spots to try to get the last persuadable targets over. i think you look at that, that was a significant change. the other thing i've stated multiple times as we stuck hundred million dollars in digital and tv. that's a big change. at harvard the dnc was happy to tell me that they didn't think they needed to spend anymore money on digital. if i had done anymore, i w

university. the high-lowe is for america. up we go. the yellow circle -- maybe that is mourning in america.e about this discussion of marty schenker and professor porter, or is the market removed from our politics? seth: i think the market does care. a market has priced in a lot of the good news that will happen over the next year with deregulation and tax cuts, and perhaps infrastructure investment plays out. if in fact what ends up getting enacted or it is enacted but not implemented well, because of all this uncertainty -- porter, you're are going over to the tower here. the transition team will talk to michael porter. what will be your counsel to the president-elect given the political cards he and we have been handed? i think we have to get growth going in america. that is our number one issue right now. we have also got to bring americans together in a positive way on the future. house to house warfare among citizens. the younger people in this country are deeply concerned, deeply scared about what is happening. i think the president -- his number one goal is to communicate that he is

university, when i was 16. i feel i have come full circle, i an am exploring where i started my life. >> will you have a room-matey room-mate when he's out here. i'm happy to have my own place. >> before your political career, what did you do? >> i started - i had a number of different careers, i worked on wall straight. i left that to work in the public sector. after 9/11 i started an immigrant advocacy. before 9/11 i spent 10 years working on international public health and development for an organization based in seattle called path. programme for technology and health. expanding health care around the world. i sort of had three separate careers. the legislative one is my fourth. i believe as long as we are learning and growing and continuing to try to do good for the most people possible, i'm doing right. >> where would you like to serve, what committees in the house? >> you know it's really diff, as you know, for first year members, we say what we want. i would love to serve on judiciary. i have so much experience on immigration, justice policy. i lead the largest voter legislation drive in the history of wa

chart out ofthe yale university, the equity markets back from the depression, the red arrow. the yellow circlee are right on trend of a 70 year trend. this on the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. francine: and lucky fred got to hold your hand. the thing is, what our markets optimistic about? earnings are not great and political risk is increasing so are we do a correction in these markets? fred: the lines never go straight up and to the right, but on the other hand, i would say that we have a better economy and better investment climate than much of the rest of the world, at least that is my view. if a look at our fundamentals in terms of new entrants to the labor force, the so-called producers as opposed to the population as a whole. our ratio is very strong. it is the growth in that metric that is as great as it was almost as for reagan's second term. a huge increase from where obama has been operating, and that phenomenon in and of itself is going to be helpful. obviously we are going to have fiscal stimulus. monetary stimulus cannot carry the day so when you add those figures together, i

it was carrying eight mini satellites that will circle the earth to measure surface winds at the center of hurricanes. >>> football players at the universitynnesota are threatening to boycott their upcoming bowl game. they are protesting the school's indefinite suspension of ten of their teammates accused in a case of alleged sexual assault. no criminal evidence was found and no charges were ever filed. >>> and finally, tom brady has launched a scavenger hunt for his slippers. the patriots quarterback has hidden three pairs of his uggs around boston. >> used ones. >> i was about to go there. he said they might smell. that might get you to find them. he is also putting clues on social media and at least he autographed the used slippers there. and, of course, brady has been a spokesperson for uggs. one fan, though, get this in the quest to find his used uggs a fan has already been injured apparently they lost a tooth trying to find them. i don't know the story behind it. >> he deserves a new pair. he needs a new pair if he went through all that, not a used pair. >> agreed. agreed. >> all right, guys. we are going to celebrate because he woul

with a flat hierarchy above it, and this time, the campaign that ran a circle that was around the data. by doing so, our universes and our people didn't have to double work. we had a third of the money or half the money that hillary clinton did. so we didn't want to do the same work twice. i would sit there with the political director and say, we're doing this here, we're doing this here. what money do we need to spend? how are we going to make these phone calls? i can't imagine many campaigns in history where the digital director was making the budget decisions. that was a significant difference. i knew how much data we had. the data i was showing was how much money we needed. i didn't perfectly eyeball that. we got pretty dang close. we ended the last day with just a few hundred thousand dollars in the bank. that maximize our stuff including that two-minute , commercial we produced. getting that in the right social media spots to try to get last persuadable targets over. if you look at that and that central point of view, that was a significant change. the other thing i stated multiple times is we spent 50% on

circle is the depth of the financial crisis. joining us now for the hour, george magnus, oxford university associate at the china center. us, jane foley. jane and george, thank you for joining us. jane, what is priced in, in the fed move? everything is priced in and more, so how much are the markets expecting the fed too high? jane: i suspect that perhaps too much is priced in. whether i'm right is going to determine the direction of the dollar and some other asset prices. we've had trump come in. we've seen the stock markets rally. we've seen speculation about reflation in the u.s. that goes along with the market anticipating that the fate is going to have to react to that. but if the fed does become more hawkish, then we get the dollar rallying even further. that takes me back to the second half of 2014. we had the dollar rallying significantly on anticipation that the fed would cut four times in 2015. in the end, it didn't have to. i think yellen is going to be wary of getting that reaction again. i think she's going to not want to produce a huge dollar rally. other central banks are still in easy mode. francine: if

last week's attack at ohio state university, and later, he is holding another post election rally in iowa. it's a brief break from a week of adding mornings to the inner circle. here's more. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump announced some new up the business ad mrks, co-founder of wwe, and mr. trump is in the wwe hall of fame. once wrestling with her husband on television. the transition team announced oklahoma attorney general will head the environmental protection agency. the president-elect also promised more cabinet announcements would be coming soon. sources within the transition team say the president-elect is likely to announced retired general john kelly at the home of homeland security. >> i believe we're in the process of putting together one of the all-timgr innocents that's ever been assembled in our nation's history. >> reporter: mr. trump further narrowed his choice for secretary of state and former rival mitt romney is on the list. others, chicago mayor who hopes undocumented students will be protected by the new administration. >> they are trying to achieve the american dream, no fault of their own, their parents came hold up and emb

university james cancer hospital. in 1962 glenn became the first american to orbit the earth. sitting behind the controls of the mercury 7 space capsule as it circledmes in under five hours. john glenn decorated war hero, former senator, he is 95. he has had a full life. our very best for full recovery for him back in ohio. martha: a few minutes before the opening bell today, the so-called trump bump continuing. the dow jumping nearly 300 point at the close, notching its 12th record close. unbelievable since the election. joining us now, maria bartiromo, global marketed editor and host of "mornings with maria" on fox business. good morning to you. >> great to see you. martha: i remember all the trepidation and fear and markets would be more comfortable with hillary clinton. not so much. >> i never bought into it, the reason it is growth plan. what he is trying to do, cut taxes and roll back regulations that will end up in the bottom line for earnings for corporate america. earnings drive the market. on the morning show fox business network i had on an analyst from jpmorgan. he really put it in perspective when it comes to context and numbers. a cut

flat hierarchy with people about it and this time the campaign ran a circle thatwas around the data and by doing so , our universesand our people didn't have to double work because we had a third of the money or half the moneyhillary clinton did so we didn't want to do the same work quite . i would sit there with the political director and say we are doing this here or here, what money do we need to spend there? and i can't imagine many campaigns in history wherethe digital director was making the budgeting decisions . that was a significant difference but i knew how much money we had in by the data i knew how much money we needed. i didn't perfectly highball that but we got pretty close and we did the last day with $300 a day and that maximized itself including the commercial that we produced, getting that in the right social media spots to have the right persuadable targets over so if you look at that central point of view, that was a significant change. we started off 50 percent of our money in digital, almost $100 million on tv. that's a big change. now cmt was happy to tell me that they didn't think they need

university when i was 16 years old. so it feels like i've come full circle and i get to explore the city i started my life in america in so many years ago. ms. brawner: are you going to have a roommate? rep.-elect jayapal: my husband will be my roommate when he is out here. that is one thing i'm quite happy to have my own place. ms. brawner: before your political career, what did you do? rep.-elect jayapal: i actually had a number of different careers. i worked on wall street. i have a master's in business. i left that to work in the public sector. after 9/11, i ended up starting the largest immigrant organization. i started path, program for advancement of technology and health. we were expanding health care around the world. i've sort of had three separate careers. the legislative one is my fourth. but i believe that as long as we're learning and growing and continuing to try to do good for the most people possible, then i am doing right. ms. brawner: where would you like to serve? what committees here in the house? rep.-elect jayapal: you know, it's really difficult, as you know, for a first-year member. so we say w