that's actually going to starting to by the wayside again, specking not another just warm up but incredible warm up as we expect to actually flirt with or even get into the 70s, the 70s, in some spots, looking forward. now, "skycam 3", all calm and quiet, nice and quiet conditions, ben franklin bridge overlooking campbell's field, no problems there. see across the river, center city skyline, all a-okay there as well, and talking temperatures, right now we stand as we are into the 21st day of december, the winter solsus, by the way, 10.6 degrees above the seasonable average. we had shot to be below average this past weekends it, didn't happen. but the coolest weekend we've had yet. but every single day this month has been warmer than typical. every single day. so we've got really good shot to make this not just in the top five, of the warmest december on record, but we might end up with the warmest december we've ever reported. storm scan3 at this point pretty much quiet. clouds out there. but it is tran will. more than anything just clouds overhead today. we are watching series every fronts

you've had to see kids that you've really believed in fall by the wayside and i'm guessing a lot.t of sad stories, but our good outweighs the bad. i keep going just for that reason. you know, before i was a little hard on myself, and i used to think that i could save all the kids. i know that's not the case. i just do the best that i can do, and i just pray the next kid doesn't fall by the wayside. >> how do you not become cynical? do you harden your heart? >> no, actually i have to replenish myself or i'm not going to be good to them or my own family. these kids are precious cargo to me. some have pretty tough lives. some of them have the responsibility of a 30-something-year-old. they're holding down their homes. they're only kids. no kid should have to go through that. >> 25 years down the road, what do you think camden is going to be like? >> i'm praying that it turns into the camden that i remember, and i know that i'm helping our future leaders to become a part of that change. i'm very hopeful. there's no doubt in my mind that there's going to be a positive camden. no doubt.

>> i think it is going to fall by the wayside. i don't think it should but i think it is going to fall by the wayside. bernie sanders is not a threat became out in that debate over the weekend and apologized for breaking into data don't by the dnc and hillary clinton. now he is apologizing for things that she should be apologizing for. >> on awkward moment. >> an awkward moment for that dnc as well. look at a press conference, bernie sanders's attorneys had last week, they were slamming the dnc saying what we have known all along, they are in the tank for hillary clinton. the only thing that can change the momentum of the democrats side is if hillary clinton is indicted. i think an indictment would change things but i don't know how long that is going to take. the fbi director says politics will play a role in his decision, we will see. >> only charged with a misdemeanor and is like this is a political witch hunt and her followers believe the messiah and she goes on to win the nomination i think a felony indictment spells real tro

the patriots continue to have players fall by the wayside. sebastian bowman, carted off early in the game, and then ryan fitzpatrick, his first of three touchdown passes. tom brady picked off by darrelle revis. that set up another fitzpatrick touchdown pass, great move at the last moment, and it' s a 17-3 jets lead. a field goal cut the deficit a little bit closer, and then a big defensive play. he strips ryan fitzpatrick, and jamie collins will scoop it up, in for 6, and we' ve got ourselves a four-point football game. two minutes to go. this is just before the 2:00 drill. is this guy a force or what? brady, james white, nobody near him. we' ve got ourselves a tie football game. then they go to the coin toss. everybody agreed that before the toss, matthew slater was told, if you win the toss, elect to kick off. that is what matthew slater did. his only confusion was, don' t we get to say which and we get to defend? other person has the choice. five plays, 80 yards. the patriots lose it. >> without that was the best thing to do. >> what were

but this is not the first time trumpeting one of his opponents rise, only to fall by the wayside. reporter: ted cruz is on the rise in the price for the gop nomination. the latest poll shows the texas october and is in second place. he now has the endorsement of bob vander platz, a prominent social conservative that is backed the last two iowa gop winners. >> i believe in expect senator ted cruz to be the nominee in 2016. reporter: donald trump remains the front runner but cruz is not worried. he told donors that trump and ben carson will fade. >> i believe that gravity will bring both of those campaigns down. prepared to be commander-in-chief, who understands the threats we face. who in my comfortable having their finger on the button? reporter: this morning trump like ted cruz is getting ready to attack. i am leading by so much he must. you will fall like all others. will be easy. trumpeting challengers rise before dropping. even after making controversial statements like this week's call for a ban on muslims entering >> we just can't afford anymore to be so politically correct.

those few areas that have fog north and west of town, that fog will go by the wayside by about 10:00 this morning. 42 degrees. just clear skies. not as chilly tonight. 30s in the suburbs. here's a look at that seven-day forecast. just a few high clouds on monday with a high of 54. a few sprinkles and showers on tuesday. better chance for rain on thursday. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >>> coming up on "today," they're one of the hottest gifts of the holidays. hoverboards. but are they safe? a warning for parents. but first, these messages. parents. but first, these messages. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? r jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel so spring has sprung. this holiday i can count on someone's kid mistaking me for santa. i'm so sorry. c

so the clouds are going to start to go by the wayside as well. it will be a blustery friday. sheepshead bay, astoria, at 46, 42 in ringwood, same temperature in sussex, 45 in bridge water and trenton, 42 in danbury. nothing on the way as far as any rain, precipitation is kornd. storm tracker is completely clear. that's the way it's going to remain until saturday. i'll show you about that in just a second. overnight we'll clear out the clouds. it's going to be cool but not too terribly cold for this time of year. 36 degrees with northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour. tomorrow partly sunny, it will be breezy. it's going to feel colder than the high temperature of 45. but 45 is still above average for this time of year. looking ahead to saturday, that's when we're looking a the the area of showers off to the stronger low pressure system. it pulls the moisture off of the lakes and will give us a few flurries. they'll remain to the north and west of town. not going to affect us in the five boroughs. but north and west you'll see flurries on saturday. sunday a definitely the bett

russia's fallen more by the wayside.rter: he may be the only one at the table who isn't worried about the nato forces in the area. but stefka's grandson is still in the minority in bulgaria. christopher: as negotiators start haggling over a deal at the u.n. climate summit in paris, evidence is piling up that global warming is already affecting us. just a few hundred kilometres south-east of paris for instance, winemakers in burgundy are among those who feel threatened. they point to this past summer in france, an absolute scorcher, the second-hottest on record. too much heat, they explain, means there's too much sugar in the grape. so, achieving that fine balance, that unmistakeable aroma of a glass of deep red burgundy is becoming increasingly difficult. reporter: it's a wine connoisseur's dream, some of the world's most costly wines are aging in these old wooden casks. burgundy is known for excellent red and white wines with an emphasis on quality, not quantity. the wine cellars look much as they did centuries ago. the

. >> absolutely, definitely breezy out here, i think my hairdo has gone by the wayside. you know, it is still actually quite mild. still feels refreshing out here all things considered. even despite the fact we did have a cold front cross through, temperatures are taking a hit, but it has been so warm it will take a lot for it to feel chilly, right? meanwhile, yes, erika is right. did hit brand new record. going to the graphics before this gets out of hand. show you where we ended up early this morning, and it was a very, very mild night. you know, probably while a loft you were sleeping we hit 69 degrees, it happened at 1:14 this morning, and it broke the record of 66 degrees, that was last set and tide in 2008 and 1971. here's where we stand right now, storm scan3 emptying out nicely do, have high pressure taking the place of low, so it is dry, but you sort of get the winds tunnel effect that takes effect when you have areas of pressure. look at the wind speeds, sustained winds, not even gusts, i think you will have higher gts to up 30 miles an hour, enough that i can

that's all by the wayside now. storm tracker completely clear. we have a big sprawling area of high pressure to the south and west keeping us dry. here's our next weather maker. it's not going to gain any steam. it's not going to get any stronger. this is what we can expect for the next couple days. pretty much what you see is what you get. lots of sunshine today and tomorrow. a little milder than it was yesterday with highs in the mid-50s. then on tuesday, we have that small storm, you saw it in the midwest. bring a couple chances for showers. mostly on long island, places south and east of the city have a better chance of getting some rain. even if we do get the rain on the island or in new jersey, doesn't look very significant unfortunately on tuesday. we really do need that rain. today, get out and enjoy. lots of sunshine, beautiful temperatures. 56 degrees in midtown. 50 in monticello. 53 in poughkeepsie after that fog breaks. overnight tonight, we'll stay warm in the city. 42 degrees. that's well above our average low temperature. down to 3

most of them we know are going to fall by the wayside. it's not literally with an arrow in their chest but certainly massive campaign debt. god knows what's going to happen to george pataki. swept into the turbines of this election. tossed over a railing to a pit full of piranhas. something bad is going to happen to all the lower-tier candidates. i started feeling bad about how excited i was about each of them dropping out. >> what's your view about the facts? >> facts? >> facts and their salience in the conversation? >> i'm a big fan of facts. i'm not sure they have any bearing on what a person's popularity is. donald trump is like -- i'm not the first person to say this but i completely agree that he's my old character with $10 billion. you know, he doesn't -- he's completely playing on an emotional level. and so beautifully. it's one of the reasons why i just can't do that old character anymore, he's doing it better than i ever could. he's willing to drink his own kool-aid and manufacture and distribute it because he's got all the cash

because most of them we know will fall by the wayside. it's not literally with an arrow in their chest but certainly massive campaign debt. god knows what's going to happen to george pataki. swept into the turbines of this election or tasked over a railing to a pitiful of piranhas, something bad going to happen to lower tier candidates, i started feeling bad about how excited i was about each of them dropping out. >> dickerson: what is your view and their salience. >> i'm a big fan of facts. i'm not sure they have any bearing on what person's popularity. donald trump is like, i'm not the first person to say this but i completely agree that he's my old character with $10 billion. he doesn't -- he's completely playing on emotional level so beautifully. it's one of the reasons why he just do that because he's doing that character better. he's willing to drink his own kool-aid and manufacture and distribute it because he has all the cash. he's very interesting like frankenstein of the idea that facts don't matter only money does. because if m

, or little more seasonable, over this past weekends, still chilly now, that's about to go by the wayside once more as yet another warming trend is on the way. we're in the just talking about a typical warming trend. this is a substantial one. so already expecting mid 50's here today coming off of sunday's high of 43. going back into the 60s come tuesday, wednesday, and yes, not typo on christmas eve we expect the 70s, unreal, 43 the average hi, so we are expecting to be almost 30 degrees above average out there. storm scan3, meanwhile, we've got clear sky generally, there are some clouds out there, certainly, but it is a quiet beginning to the morning. although, off in the distance we have a frontal boundery crossing through. for now temperatures as they stand, they're not too bad. we're into the 40's in a couple of spots, 48 degrees currently in wildwood, 34 in trenton, and as we move forward in the forecast here today expect to see plenty of clouds, thankfully little milder, than it was yesterday, though, meisha, 56 is the expected high. >> katie, santa claus sure will be happy isn't h

but-- you know, but that fell by the wayside for a variety of reasons. in a way, i've become a sort of a linguistic ethnologist, right? i'm looking at how people's languish-- language tells me about the world around them and about them. if i had it to do over, i mean, i don't know. i-- i really don't know. sometimes i wish that i had just been really successful in a sitcom. you know-- >> why? >> make a lot more money. >> what would that empower you to do that you can't do right now? >> i mean, also-- look, quite frankly, if people didn't know me from the west wing, and they didn't know me from nurse jackie, this is very, very important in my ability to develop an audience. so i don't-- i don't have an idea, for example, about, like, high culture, low culture, or anything like that. and of course television is where some of the best writing in america is found. so i guess it all goes together as a piece. but on the other hand, sometimes i think it would have been fine to, you know, have come out of acting school and-- like, gotten put on a sitcom and have

purportedly through the wayside. ben: newark airport. the worst of the worst. that is according to passengers. newark finished in last place. to last? juliet: it is close to where you live. >> it is clean. ben: i think la guardia is the worst except if you are coming from manhattan. >> aren't they improving la guardia, though? >> four or $5 trillion. mike woods is here. mike: any number last. >> where did you go, walgreens? mike: cvs. i am sorry. mike: anyway. 54 degrees. 51 degrees in montauk. just death outside. very mild. showers not a problem. we do have somewhat conditions. heading up into connecticut. you'll probably catch a break. your rain chances are picking up big time. a cold front coming in this direction. that will bring your chance of rain up. it is definitely coming to you later on today. we need the rainfall. we are well behind for the year. fifty-seven is your forecast high. cooler conditions coming at you those days are back to normal temperatures. let's bring in ines rosales. let's see what is going on. gridlock alert days. ines: problems alr

and we also know that when you attack one minority group, other minority groups fall off the wayside. and so we've seen that. we saw that last time around with mitt romney. so it's likely that they are gonna have trouble attracting point. and so you cannot win in this country demographically if your appeal is to white voters only. >> we saw the report this week that the republican national committee higher-ups were having a secret dinner or whatever it was. maybe it wasn't so secret, 'cause people found out about it. talking about this very possibility, that there's a bifurcated or a divided convention this summer. tell me what that means -- a divided convention, a brokered convention. they're denying that that's what they were talking about. it came up, but so what that would mean is in order to win the nomination, you have to get the majority of the delegates. if you go into that convention and, on the first ballot, you don't have a majority of delegates, you are technically in a brokered convention. and that means that you're gonna to second, third, fourth, fifth ballots, and many

flow turning more southerly, some of the cold air we're seeing, 20's, 30's, will starting to by the wayside. go to another one, take you out toward central new jersey where it is definitely cold under clear sky mark reporting just 29 degrees, very modest breeze, however, we go to one more little more urban area, bill reporting just few clouds at this point. he's out in card inning ton. remember, cold this morning, so give yourself that extra time to clear out the frost from the windshield before you hit the road this morning. but i don't think the frog will be an issue for us in the days ahead. take a look at this map. temperature outlook moving forward, not only are we expecting to be well above average, but pretty much the entire eastern two thirds, of the united state, will be above average for the week, not only leading to up christmas, but even leading up to the new year. soap, that's the expectation here, guys there is very, very strong el nino that we have been talking about now for months, starting to peak, and it is definitely bringing us some exceptional warmth again here, pretty

all of that has gone to the wayside right now. this year has been very, very challenging.the big energy companies. >> stay with me. i want to continue this conversation. opec can recall trying to flex its muscle and stick it to u.s. shell producers. what they did not count on is so much oil. thanks to technology now. it keeps getting easier. prices keep getting lower. something president obama has not quite grasp yet. >> a fuel that is rapidly disappearing. >> the united states of america cannot afford to set our long-term prosperity. our long-term security. >> will it really run out? joining the conversation right now is a fox news contributor. good to see you, steve. people did not believe that we had it a couple of years ago. technology coming to the rescue. >> barack obama wishes that nobody had those. i do not think that there's anybody there is anybody in the entire united states that has been more wrong on oil. remember, in his first term, the reason we have to go with clean energy as we're running out of oil and gas. we are running into it big time. we have at leas

because most of them, we know, are just going to fall by the wayside, if not literally with an arrow in their chest, but certainly massive campaign debt. god knows what's going to happen to georg pataki. he's going to be swept into the turbines of this election or tossed over a railing to a pit full of piranhas. something bad is going to happen candidates. and i started feeling bad about how excited i was about each of them dropping out. )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) as the talk show host has fun with the election... people like bernie sanders are that's why again... he's to discuss a wide range of issues that disproportionat ely affect communities of color and working families, including education and college affordability. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) everything is expected to get underway here at about 10-45 it's free and open the public. however, admission is first come, first served. he also plans to speak at canyon springs high school in north las vegas tonight at 630. doors open at five oclock... it's also free and first come first serve. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > some of your favorit

perhaps he could go to the wayside. we are not really sure of his viability. he could be the strongest candidates, but we don't know that yet. if it does become a donald thinkted cruz battle, i people would rather have ted cruz. it would be an interesting battle. all, of course, theoretical. host: on the democratic line, ray from louisiana. go ahead. caller: good morning c-span. good morning daniel. guest: good morning. caller: i am an old man. i have watched the republican party since eisenhower was president. he is the only republican that help the middle class in america. i have watched ronald reagan, all of them, they diminished democrats, they blocked this president from everything try to pass, even unemployment extension for the working man. now, it is election time, they bandwagon and the want to blame president obama for everything that has gone wrong. the only care about the ones their pockets. they are nothing but prostitutes for the rich. ray, i do encourage you to stay tuned for the next segment. we will be talking about the middle class. we will l

because most of them, we know, are just going to fall by the wayside, if not literally with an arrow in their chest, but certainly massive campaign debt. god knows what's going to happen to george pataki. he's going to be swept into the turbines of this election or tossed over a railing to a pit full of piranhas. something bad is going to happen to all the lower-tier and i started feeling bad about how excited i was about each of them dropping out. )) ((michael stevens)) as the talk show host has fun with the election... people like bernie sanders are still looking for votes. that's why again... he's to discuss a wide range of issues that disproportionat ely affect communities of color and working families, including education and college affordability. everything is expected to get underway here at about 10-45 this morning. it's free and open the public. however, admission is first come, first served. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) is this the only event taking place today? ((michael stevens)) this evening... he plans to speak at canyon springs high school in north las vegas. doors open at

antitrust charges weighing down the stock. 3rd avenue and now stone bond funds are falling to the waysideis there enough investor confidence to pull it through? lisa abramowicz is here to tell us more. looking at the credit markets last week, they said they saw some ominous clouds. what has been going on? lisa: it started earlier this year. since april, $183 billion has been eliminated from the market value of u.s. high-yield bonds, almost the size of peru's economic output. declinea substantial and has been going on for a while. investors are clearly concerned because they are poised to see the first loss since 2008 thomas of they are starting to pull her money out. if you look inside my terminal, you can see on friday, $561 million was withdrawn from the biggest high-yield bond etf. this is an investment grade etf run by blackrock. it is concerning to people that you see these massive declines in the price and also you see ongoing withdrawals. that's usually a leading indicator suggesting declines will continue. if you look at franklin resources, one of the bigger money managers with hi

. >> gop governors and senators left by the wayside in donald trump's wake. all taking a parting shot at the repupublican front-runner. we're back now with the powerhouse roundtable. taking on where the gop stands now and where wre heading in 2016. bill, how is it, why is it that de despite this relent series of attacks on donald trump, nothing stops it -- >> the republican primary voters don't like the media, so trump's words wh the media helped trump. they don't like the republican establishment and the congressional leadership. themselves intoertain chunk of the republican electorate has talked themselves into disliking disliking. is that 25% of the republican primary electorate? 45%? >> you have been predicting his demise for months. >> i have. i'm sticking with it. what's the point of changing now? that's pathetic. if i'm right i can say i'm early. if i'm wrong, i won't get any edit bush no, i think he'll lose iowa. once he loses iowa that's a big moment. >> i'm a winner. >> i'm a winner, i i'm ignoring the usuals in politics. if it's cruz 47,000, trump

the police say a woman in a pick up rubg driving the wrong wayside swiped one vehicle and hit a sedan head on. the driver of the pick up truck and four people all died, two others were injured. >>> the deputies in columbus, ohio say they arrested this man after they posted video of himself drinking and driving on his face book page. >> genius. >> the sheriff's office said someone tipped them off from the video. they were able to stop the 28- year-old and had his vehicle that afternoon. he faces 5mm charges including operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. that is good evidence the police have there, right? >> right? >>> a stuck truck here. 18 wheeler was too tall for the tunnel and got wedged right there in the west entrance. the driver was from out of town. did not realize his rig was too big to fit. worker his to let the air out of the truck's tires in order to get it loose. oops? >>> still ahead, twitter announces a policy change and google glass gets a makeover. >>> leonardo decaprio looks at roles he has turned down. >>> it is wet right now. showers are movin

most of them we know are going to fall by the wayside. it's not literally with an arrow in their chest but certainly massive campaign debt. god knows what's going to happen to george pataki. swept into the turbines of this election. tossed over a railing to a pit full of piranhas. something bad is going to happen to all the lower-tier candidates. i started feeling bad about how excited i was about each of them dropping out. >> what's your view about the facts? >> facts? >> facts and their salience in the conversation? >> i'm a big fan of facts. i'm not sure they have any bearing on what a person's popularity is. donald trump is like -- i'm not the first person to say this but i completely agree that he's my old character with $10 billion. you know, he doesn't -- he's completely playing on an emotional level. and so beautifully. it's one of the reasons why i just can't do that old character anymore, he's doing it better than i ever could. he's willing to drink his own distribute it because he's got all the cash. he's this very interesting

like rand paul and some of the people in the earlier debate will drop by the wayside. >> the focus of debate was on terrorism and that was a big shift from what we saw happening in the november debate. it was a lot about the economy. what do you think hillary clinton was thinking as they watched the debate. how would she reformulate her response to mr. cruz for example who is looking at bombing syria and iraq. >> as we know hillary clinton is fairly hawkish on foreign policy but i think she would say we're not going to be carpet bombing anyone because we would be killing scores of innocent people in iraq and syria if we were to pursue that kind of a stat ji. she's not going to back off and go after isis to destroy isis and be strong on blocking terrorism in the united states. but she will present a approach. you won't mention obama because obama's numbers on terrorism are very low. she is saying this would be a strategy that results in lots of innocent lives being lost and americans don't want that. so she'll dial it back from what republicans are saying but also present a strong case

senders that don't provide value in terms of continuous liquidity and fair pricing will fall by the wayside. he think you see most of the volume is today to the equity market being transacted and being transacted on less than what we would call ten nationally listed exchanges, and a few others. august 14th, think about dynamics. that means for each stock, you will not allow it to trade a certain percentage based on the volatility profile for that stock that has been measured over a period of time prior to that open. it will be like a rolling dynamic price limit. he is not or she's not going to be filled x percent from where the last price was traded. i think that -- the other market structure challenge we have to take on, and i have had conversations with joe about this, and we both, i think, are curious as to why with all of the efficiencies that we have around real straight-through processing and real-time clearing, do we need a three-day clearing cycle in the equity markets. i think if we can get to a top day clearing cycle, one day clearing cycle in the equity markets, you would have en

a lot of these brands are probably going to fall by the wayside as a result. so that will be an interesting couple of years. >> a quick question for you. it's either coined or labeled as the most valued private company. so when are they going to ipo? >> i think that's actually tied to the issue of the market share in china. >> but if you were a betting man, when do you think it might come? >> i honestly don't know precisely but you have to wait until xiaomi gets real momentum in india or brazil which will probably be late next year and can prove something good and positive to the market and investors. >> okay. thank you. >> now you can read more by heading to the tech transformers special report page right there on our website. cnbc.com. >> facebook at work. the professional version of the social network is set to launch in the coming months. a facebook spokesman says the new service is fwegeared toward collaboration in the work place. it looks like your personal facebook page with news feed likes and chat function but users will have separate profiles from th

. >>> and good eating habits can sometimes fall by the wayside this time of year. but dieticians have several tips for avoidinging holiday weight gain. eat before going to a party so foods, choose a smaller plate and take small servings of food you really want. don't eat standing up because it's hard to keep track of what you're eating while on your feet. who knew? >>> it's time to play the name game. here are the top baby names of the year, courtesy of the folks at baby center.com. for boys, jackson is top for the third year. that's followed by aiden and liam. for girls, sophia wins again for the sixth straight time. emma was second. and olivia was third. i love all of those names. another name we love, dylan. and she is here with a check of the weather. i'll shimmy out. >> never on any list. it's -- i love it, though. we are looking at some pretty messy weather, especially across the northern plains in the upper midwest. this area of low pressure is producing snow in minnesota. rain across the southeast, heavy for the appalachians with up to the rain we saw yeste

. >> they're adopting laws, the laws are going into effect and women are falling by the wayside becausecan't access services when he this he need them. >> it's fueled a climate of intimidation and harassment leaving the few people left trying to provide those services to live under constant threat. over the years, dr. carhart has received multiple threats of violence both at his clinic and his home. after the family barn burned down, killing horses and pets, carhart got a letter saying it was in retaliation for the work he did. in 2009, his friend and colleague, dr. george tiller, was assassinated while at church. >> do you worry about your security? >> the only thing we can do is try to protect ourself the best we can. there's no way it's going to get between me and the mission that i've chosen. >> the anti-abortion movement in this country may not have succeeded in getting row overturned but they are on tracking to achieving the same goal. >> even deeper than eliminating all abortions. i think the agenda is still to take away the right of a woman to control her fertility. that's what

great execution stand-out and all the other guys walking away with it, they're going to fall by the wayside or at least they're going to be shown for who they really are. >> herb, i notice you didn't put eddie lampert, the ceo billionaire of sears facing a big cash crunch this year. you didn't put him on the list again. >> i didn't put him on the list. i do want to make one mention here. i mentioned mallencrot, and is he red flagged. i think they have fallen through the cracks. a spotlight has been on valeant. people have missed that he made an acquisitional score that had a drug that went from $1,000 to $33,000. going forward this year, there's going to be a lot of challenges in the drug pace. i think he is going to be one you watch as one that, again, is falling through the cracks. >> good to talk to you, as always. a happy new we're. >> i just want to say, mandy, happy new year to you. i know it's going to be a great year for you. love you. we'll see you. >> love you too. bye-bye. >>> coming up, a few hours left of the portfolio challenge. one lucky trader, no names, will take home this

and then all the discussion of polling and where we are, it will all go by the wayside. then we'll know. >> well the trend hasn't changed. so you're right, we'll see once the actual voting starts. i want to ask you about isis today. you said that at some point there would have to be more ground troops on the ground. you said sooner is better than later. that we mutt off the inevitable by waiting. how do you sell that when there is much opposition to putting troops on the ground and certainly building a coalition that you know where the u.s. is not primarily the source of these ground troops. >> well shannon, first of all i think we have to be on the ground. the united states of america. it's no different than the first gulf war where we had a coalition of arabs and our friends in nato and the fact of the matter is, they're all under attack. we're under attack. i mean everybody is concerned and isis has to be stopped. and what i've said and i said it since last february, is that we need to have a coalition. secondly, an air campaign will not get it done. when we just thin