nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. president elect expected to tap andrew puzder as secretary. lauren: lifting stocks to record highs once again. dow up 3% alone. let's check in right now. dow is up 8. s&p up 2. nicole: record run in the u.s. stocks in asia as well. let's check out japan nikkei up 1.2%. in china shanghai composite that gained a half of 1%. lauren: oil back above the 50-dollar-barrel mark. 51.22. nicole: mortgage rates are climbing and tenure bond rising, 2.4%. lauren: 30-year mortgage rate, is this helpful or annoying. transportation officials reportedly weighing in-flight phone calls for airline passengers. nicole: and in sports kansas city chiefs beat raiders. we will have the highlights for you. lauren: soses of former astronaut and former senator john glenn. trump was in iowa last night on the third stop of his thank you tour. he also brought on stage the man he's tapped to be the next u.s. embassador to china. that's iowa governor terry branstad. trump credittizing china once again saying the coun

nicole: u.s. will respond, quote, time and place of our choosing. the president is scheduled to hold press conference at 2:00 p.m. eastern time today. he ends presidency with positive ratings for handling of the economy, according to a new fox poll, 52% of americans approve while 44% disapprove. lauren: wikileaks founder julian assange speaking out about hacked emails about the democratic national committee and john podesta. he was an hannity last night. >> in other words, let me be clear, russia did not give you the podesta documents or anything from the dnc? >> that's correct. >> can you confirm whether or not you have information involving hackedded info from the rnc? >> we received about three pages of information that have to do with rnc and trump but was already public. lauren: it wasn't russia who was it. corporations, even private citizens all vulnerable to cyber-attack like the one on dnc and podesta. nicole: jury in south carolina has convicted dylann roof in the shooting that killed nin

nicole: thanks, james. coming up for the first time in 16 months tiger woods is back on the golf course, started out hot and then struggled near the end, but remain upbeat. >> it was nice. it felt good to have that -- that adrenaline again. nicole: we will have all the high lights there. in thursday night football, the dallas cowboys hold minnesota vikings for 11th straight win ending, we will tell you more about that. let's check on u.s. stock market futures ahead of key job's report this morning. dow futures down 37, s&p down 7. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world...you, ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ do you: "a," hire a tutor... bonjour! announcer: "b," enforce a "french only" rule at home... j... announcer: or "c," w

nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. the dow meant that the financial stocks 14% since the election. u.s. stock market futures this morning. next i get the dow dow down one point. s&p futures up half a point. cheryl: stocks in asia powering higher on the back of those wall street games. the nikkei up half a percent. in china the shanghai composite lower by a fraction. nicole: crude oil for the fourth straight session pulling back a little bit about a quarter. cheryl: the yield on the ten-year treasury back under 2.4% overnight. we are down a fraction when it comes to basis points. nicole: amazon disrupted almost every industry. now it's jumping into the grocery business. cheryl: i'm around march to provide all of the links ). nicole: in sports, indianapolis colts done but many are just in a basketball the warriors clay thompson scored 60 points against the indiana pacers. 40 points in just the first half. cheryl: 5:31 a.m. in new york trade tuesday from december 6th. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at was living in

nicole: welcome back, lauren. i'm nicole petallides. a monster rally on wall street but the major averages posting the biggest one-day gains since the election if the data story nearly 300 points checking in on u.s. stock market features right now very much in a wait-and-see mood is to get the new set of your. dow futures up on. trenches tax initiative wall street up 1.5%. one red arrow on the board at the shanghai composite benefits of 1%. nicole: opec production cut sending oil prices down. 4% over the last two days. today getting 31 cents at $50.8 a barrel. lauren: yields on the ten-year treasury at the european the european central bank meeting today. let us at 2.37% on the 10 year period train to at&t and time warner feel the heat as they try to defend their $85 billion media deal appeared lauren: the senate clears the deal promising drug renewal and now heads to the president. trade to the brian jameson cleveland cavaliers destroyed the new york knicks and the yankees reunite with ace pitcher chapman. all the highlights there. lau

nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. some very thin volume. the down less than 60 points away from dow 20,000 it does checking on u.s. stock market futures this morning. dow futures down 11. s&p futures down to. lauren: japanese stocks falling. paul street gene wilder and china to shanghai composite up about a 10th of 1%. lauren: oil prices find are the first time in three days down 10 cents. 2.54%. nicole: an intense manhunt by the same suspect in the terror attack is considered armed and dangerous. nicole: lauren: the art of the deal under pressure to cut the cost for air force one. train to uber posted -- lauren: at duke basco player finds himself in hot water for tripping an opponent in the latest bluegrass rivalry didn't disappoint. we will have them. you're not allowed to trade. 5:31 a.m. in new york. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: president-elect donald trump taking on china. like berman with the latest on the news that the trump transition. >> is an account of the formation of

lauren: lawyer even and nicole. janice: forgive me. nicole: thanks, janice. lauren: coming up, we will hand it over to mornings with maria ♪rock guitar ♪yeah ♪(rock music) ♪you can't do this, you can't deny ♪they feed us lines, but i won't act♪ ♪and all good things will come to pass♪ ♪but the truth is all you have to have♪ ♪and would you lie for it? ♪cry for it? ♪die for it? ♪would you? ♪i believe ♪believe we're still worth the fight♪ ♪you'll see there's hope for this world tonight♪ ♪i believe, i believe lauren: all right, the final day of what could be another winning week, seventh in a row for dow jones industrial average. we will take it. right now up 1 and s&p not even one and thanks for joining us this week. nicole: we have not seen back to back losses since the first week of november. we want to wish you merry christmas, hanukkah, whatever your celebrating. we will turn it over to mornings with maria. maria: thank you so much, merry christmas, girls, happy friday, good morning to you, merry christmas. we are happy

nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. the nikkei down one quarter 1%. in china, shanghai composite index gained 1.1%. nicole: oil prices for the third straight day. 53.54-barrel. nicole: yields on the 10 year treasury bond holding steady. lauren: on manhunt intensifies for a manhunt. usaid is beefing up security at our outdoor holiday markets, too. nicole: a powerful blast ripped through a market outside of mexico. mexico city specifically killing at least 29 people and injuring more than 70 people. lauren: fedex may be the stomach to watch today. the world's largest air freight company air freight companies and said spending on ground deliveries. nicole: san antonio spurs rallied the houston rockets 10 game winning streak. and hockey a 44-year-old player for that panthers help lead the team to victory. the story in highlights for you. lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. wednesday, december 21st. four days until christmas. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: breaking news this morning. i met to plan it doesn't

i'm nicole petallides. the titans at the tech industry and we will tell you who will be there and who well. lauren: will the federal reserve to read this trumps talk market rally because yesterday we came within 50-point that out 20,000 a fed rate hike almost a certainty. let's see how u.s. stock market futures are doing ahead of the amount that. dr. tucson 12 points. nasa one. train to asia investors looking for that and in japan then they fractionally. squeeze up again in china. the shanghai composite index down half of 1%. lauren: oil prices up four days in a row. down 1.2% to $52 a barrel. trying to keep your eye on the heels of a 10 year treasury bond. right now the yield holding steady. 2.44%. lauren: the night of basketball. golden state warrior said the best for last. they mock the memphis grizzlies. we will show you highlight. nicole: will show you all the highlights. "fbn:am" in new york. we welcome you to the latest that it then breaking news. lauren: welcome back. nicole: thank you peer lauren:

nicole: scary stuff. hundreds of insurers offering health care are feeling the pinch from federal government and are being run first. only a fraction that the government knows them. like berman has more from washington. >> some health insurers involved in the affordable care at there being shortchanged. the centers for medicare and medicaid services confirming only $96 million worth of the roughly $6 billion attributed to risk corridors will be reimbursed by the federal government. that equates to a meager 1.6%. those risk corridors are included in the health care law as a way to protect insurers who accrue higher-than-expected costs. the revenue stream appears close to try and congress last year that buy up on the kerry critics passed legislation to keep the obama administration from using taxpayer money to make a difference. additionally, the "washington post" reports 70% of the 400 insurers and obamacare are also of risk order payment dating back to 2015. back to you in new york. nicole: thanks, blake.

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nicole: will have those details at the top of the hour. i am nicole petallides. securing his victory at the 43rd president of the united states. lauren: the dow 20,000 continues. industrial sub 40 points yesterday within 117 points of the 20,000 miles. see how pitchers are peering ahead of the opening bell. dow futures higher by 21 and nasdaq and s&p futures adding three. nicole: than a cap half of 1%. in china the shanghai composite index right now looks close down half of 1%. lauren: oil prices at 2.5% in right now completely unchanged. $52.12 a barrel. holding steady at 2.58%. the families of the atlanta nightclub attack. facebook, twitter and google say that social media company helps support basis. preparing to use an obscurel drn the art taken the atlantic. >> carolina panthers to a blow to the playoff hopes. the oklahoma thunder to the atlanta. we'll show you the highlights. nicole: good morning. 5:31 a.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: we begin with breaking news this morning. tragedy in berlin af

moore and nicole, back to you guys. lauren: lou dobbs love live coverage tonight it starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern. trade to a new fox poll overnight shows most americans still hope of but still have looks at patients are president-elect donald trump. you will be one of the country's greatest 31%. while 12% say below average. 16% say trampled the average. the number varies the above-average number. most americans think russian cyberattack had no real effect on the presidential race. russia did help trump in the election by 1% says cyberattacks helped clinton. the cia believes russian hackers interfered in the election to help trump beat clinton. >> congressman peter king's lynn and the intelligence community after a forced the cancellation of the house intelligence committee briefing to an russian interference in the election to make in calais on the kelley filed that this move is disgraceful. >> always heard from the intelligence community the last several days that they could not say there is anyttempt to undermine hilla

nicole, over to you. nicole: back for a closer look. jane foley, senior strategist. good morning. you mentioned the euro, had we talked about it being on a 21 month low overall. a knee-jerk reaction, but now what? >> again, we'll have to see what happens this afternoon when we do see prime minister ramsey officially resign from his post and then see what the market is hoping for is a caretaker government was perhaps the above respect to finance minister taking it. that would be a good result in the circumstances for the markets. then we'll try and work out what will happen to italian banks. one set are under pressure today. of course you've got to go to the future. 2018, an election in italy. but we have at the moment is the nationalist movement, the five-star movement about 30% of the vote if there were an election tomorrow. that is perhaps where there is no vote yesterday really begins to take a different stance. imagine that there is a yes vote that would clear the way for strongman government and then we have perhaps a nationalist party winning the elections in 2018. from the

nicole: 5:01 a.m. the 75th anniversary of the horrific attack on pearl harbor, a day that les in infamy. >> would like to welcome you to "fbn:am." we've got a lot of breaking news for you today. president-elect donald trump taking his tutor to north carolina. one of the states repeating his promise to buildup the nation's military saying it will lead to peace through strength. the u.s. must reject the failed approaches of the past. >> we must move past the conventional thinking of washington d.c. as abraham lincoln said, as our cases do so much, active new, my plan begins with old structural reform to create millions of good paying jobs and even great paying jobs. nicole: announced he will nominate james mattis to be his defense secretary. >> and grateful for the opportunity to return to the troops, department of defense because i know how committed they are and devoted they are to the defense of our country, defense of our constitution. >> will need a waiver because he's not been out of uniform for th

. >> amy ellis nutt is the cover of her book, "becoming nicole." ms. nutt, who is nicole? >> guest: nicole maines was born an identical twin boy in 1997, born and given the name wyatt. this is a child from the age of two, two and a half identified as a girl.id and when i say identified as a girl, didn't say to her parents i think i'm a girl, said when do i get to be a girl. you know? when do i get to look like a girl?t believed she was a girl. and, you know, two middle class, ordinary parents living in the state of maine needed to figure out what that was about. >> host: how did they figure it out? >> guest: you know what? >> host: or did they? >> guest: they did. and the here to row of the -- the hero of the book is really the mother kelly. these twins were adopted at birth. kelly knew there were two things that were most important to her as a mother; make sure that her children were safe and happy. and she knew she could control the safe part. she had to understand the happy part because she also knew that this child was unhappy when she didn't get to play with the toys

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nicole and i -- nicole and i are going to talk about some old times. >> steve: real good. >> jimmy: talk about her great new movie, then we're going to face off in the jinx challenge, and we're gonna see if we have any chemistry there. because last time she was here, she really -- ♪ she dropped the bomb on me ♪ [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. she came last time and just -- yeah, she -- apparently -- >> steve: apparently. >> jimmy: i -- yeah. apparently, we went on a date. >> steve: yeah, but -- >> jimmy: i didn't know this story, and i don't know, it's just -- >> steve: you didn't know it was a date. >> jimmy: i thought i was up for a movie role, and so my friend called me and said, like, "hey, dude, i'm with nicole kidman. we're going to come to your apartment." and i was like, "oh, i'm on the street. like, okay, hold on. i'll be home." i think i had one of those t-mobile flip phone things. that's how long time ago it was. yeah, it's like -- you know, the one that flips around. so i was like, "all right, dude. i'll call you." h

thank you to andrea, thank you to nicolle. when we come back, new comments by speaker ryan in his relationship with donald trump. yes, there is more news on the transition. >>> i regret those comments that he made. i don't think -- claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. i think that should be absolutely disavowed, it's absolutely disrespectable. >> that was june 7 this year. what a difference winning an election makes. it was no secret speaker paul ryan and president-elect donald trump had a rocky relationship before the campaign. tonight we're hearing from the speaker what that relationship is like these days in an interview with "60 minutes." >> you called donald trump a racist. >> no, i said his comment was. >> i'm not sure there is a great deal of daylight between those two definitions but he definitely called you ineffective and disloyal. have you patched it up? >> yeah, we have. we're fine. we're not looking back, we're looking forward. like i

thank you to andrea, thank you to nicolle. when we come back, new comments by speaker ryan in his relationship with donald trump. yes, there is more news on the transition. jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. tmom didn't want another dog. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me! (doorbell) mom, check this out. wow. swiffer sweeper, and dusters. this is what i'm talking about. look at that. sticks to this better than it sticks to lulu. that's your hair lulu! mom, can we have another dog? (laughing) trap and lock up to 4x more dirt, dust and hair than the store brand stop cleaning. start swiffering. >>> i regret those comments that he made. i don't think -- claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. i think that should be absolutely disavowed, it's absolutely disrespectable. >> that

nicole? >> nicole: well, christa, of course teammates are wishing him well, but you know the patriots' motto, you know the next man up, do your job. that he's likely going to be out for the rest of the season. this as gronkowski is set to have surgery today on a herniated disc. that surgery happening in los angeles. gronkowski is expected to be out of action for at least eight weeksment as a result, martellus bennett is set to once again be the team's primary tight end. >> martellus, does your job change appreciably when gro >> no, i mean, i've been doing the same thing all year, so my job is my job. you know, there's a lot of weapons on this team, and we play well together. so whoever is out, there we're going to go out there and play with whoever it is. >> of course, gronkowski has had several serious injuries during his playing career here with the pats. in 2013 he was out for the rest of the season after tearing he broke his forearm in 2012 and reinjured it in the playoffs. the year befor

as i said, charlie and nicolle remain with us. no one i heard is pressuring for a secretary of state pick. this is one to be sure on, but what about the public dance? >> in the bush years, when an internal dispute became public, nothing angered bush more. he really wanted his advice given to him in the privacy of the oval office. you know, people really with influence and power did not take their fights to the press. >> so there wouldn't be a kellyanne conway with the press, for example? >> this is my new year's resolution, i wouldn't say this after january 1st. this hasn't happened before where all the insiders make their cases outside. there is a camp supportive of donald trump's view that mitt romney just looks like he is from central casting as a secretary of state figure. there is a camp that is still interested in him sort of looking at a john bolton-like figure, a real sort of conservative foreign policy figure from the establishment. there is a camp in his orbit, and i would expand his orbit to his donor circle and the peo

nicole: everything is getting more and more connected. when it comes to these devices, the traditional cyber security industry doesn't protect them. when you think about traditional cyber world, it is desktop, laptop, but not the iot devices because manufacturers have not gotten to the point where there is an accepted antivirus on all of them. dark trace sees these in our corporate network. we automatically detect them. in 20% to 30% of the devices we are seeing and the most vulnerable ones are iot inside a corporate environment. caroline: i'm fascinated. you are talking about the new areas of business that are coming to you, the utilities, for instance. what about countries? you are the attacking countries? -- who are the attacking countries and who are the countries who want to help? nicole: we are working on a global basis. we have customers deployed in over 90 countries already. in terms of the attack sectors and vectors, it's pretty consistent. i think we are all fighting the battle. what we have come to realize is the problem of cyb

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our nicole estaphan is live in lawrence where we're expecting an update. nicole? nicole: the district attorney's office releasing a statement a short time ago saying they would not be commenting on identification at this point, woman walking her dogs in lawrencen thee area where this team was last seen two weeks it ago. through a hole in a wooden fence, in an area filled with debris a gruesome discovery on the river bank behind mccabe court in lawrence. >> it's sickening. it just scary to see something like this could happen so close to home. ni: man's decapitated body found thursday afternoon. word of the discovery spreading quickly to family members of 16-year-old lee manuel paulino. a sophomore at lawrence high school, missing for more than two weeks and last seen in this area. >> have they told you anything? >> they have not said anything. >> what are you thinking? >> i just hope it is not him. >> i am feeling sad. but i also feel bad becau it might be someone son. nicole: despite no confirmation paulino's family members gathered at the scene as investigators

i foreshadow's nicolle's resume entry, the part about the mccain/palin campaign. your reaction to your former boss -- >> so that video brought me back to the moment when we were all here with chris matthews and chucked to covering her live endorsement of donald trump. jeremy correctly shared with us her deep ties to steve bannon but she was also an important endorser of donald trump at a time when a lot of the good money was on her endorsement going to ted cruz and iowa is a place where her endorsement mattered so she put her money on donald trump, she came and visited with donald trump when she was wering her own run four years earlier when his sort of central political cause was birtherism and she was the rising political star in that wing of the republican party so their ties run deep. the most interesting thing to me about sarah palin in the cab it? that sarah palin's presence was not requested at donald trump's convention. she was notably not asked to speak in prime time. the excuse given was that alaska was far but sarah palin travels to the east coast for s

thank you, nicole. thank you, eugene. >>> coming up, why so many on team trump are ignoring the intelligence about russia. as we just heard live on tv, this is the 11th hour. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >>> with us now is our terrorism analyst malcom nance. a 35-year veteran of the trade including naval intelligence, special operations, homeland security. he also happens to be the author of a very timely new book, the plot to hack america, how putin cyber spies and wikileaks tried to steal the 2016 election. malcom, where is this coming from? elected officials, former elected officials, bending over backward to give this former adversary, russia, the benefit of the dou

live in lawrence, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: nicole, thank you. terrifying video out of lowell this morning. look at this. you see those two masked men barging into a convenience store threatening the clerk and then getting away with cash. the search for those suspects is on. the night at the belvedere wine and spirits store. one of the men was armed with a handgun, the other a sawed-off shotgun. that clerk puts his hand in the air ande walks away from the re. his boss saying that he did the right thing. >> take the money. i don't want to fight. that's the first thing. antoinette: police believe these are the same men spotted earlier w the masked pair. he ran into the store, locked the doors and called 9-1-1. randy: donald trump is previewing a plan of action as he celebrates his white house win. the president-elect had a lot to say at a victory rally in ohio last night, and erika is here with his message. erika: yes, randy. in ohio, trump announced he'd chosen retired marine general james "mad dog" mattis as secretary of defense. in the 17 days t

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. >> he was invited by his friends ben and nicole. he also managed their band. >> i saw ben that morning and -- they were excited to go cause his roommate was d.j.ing that night. >> draper tells me he heard johnny was d.j.ing upstairs when the fire broke out and believes ben and nicole were up there with him. >> one of my good friends got there when the fire started and luckily he was able to make it out but he knew they were all in there and thought i was in there as well. >> draper still trying to process it all has good and bad moments but uses those happy memories to push through like he did when describing nicole to me. >> she was a really fierce personality. super out going. like -- real you -- like personable right off the bat. she also had just like -- this crazy sense of style too. like with her -- her hair and her outfits. that was a huge part of her. >> he said ben and nicole were preparing for a few big performances and will continue living through their music. >> a news conference called today to talk about another oaklan

just a bizarre crime here, nicole. >> nicole: it really, is kris. a town employee had been a chef with the council on aging for about six and a half years. it wasn't until they noticed some missing food in the food pantry, particularly a piece of suspicious. at carver's council on aging, it's easy to find out what's on the day's menu. so when chef david lavoie wasn't serving up food he ordered, workers there became suspicious. >> the prime rib is what started the investigation. the prime rib was ordered and nerve served. it wasn't there. >> nicole: police say that wasn't all. >> chicken wings is something they don't serve, they haven't served. it's an item that comes up as being ordered it's a suspicious item to be ordered because it's not something we serve to elderly clients. >> nicole: investigators say surveillance video captured lavoie loading food after hours into his car with help from his girlfriend and her daughter. at the suspect's home in plymouth... >> i have no comment. i don't know how you got this information. i can't talk about anyth

i want to turn back to hans nicolls. what do you make of that line from president obama's statements? >> these sanctions are not just about the cyber intrusion. there is another opponent here. mainly two russian official haves been involved in cyber theft. that's two individuals. one us listed of stealing up from 100 million from u.s. companies. what the president is announcing today is giving them cyber tool making them publicly available to u.s. cyber firm to protect institutions and private property. this makes it -- a larger point about russian aggression, this is not just about the election. because of harassment of u.s. and diplomats in russia. the 35 russian individuals, they have 72 hours to get out of town. that's in direct response to what's been happening diplomatically and russia in terms of u.s. diplomats there. that's not related to the cyber aspect of this. declaring them, that's tick for tact tack. >> we heard hans nicolls talking about the u.s. expelling some of these diplomats and some of these are bein

i'm just not sure that's what the conversations are. >> you may be right, nicole. i'm being pollyannaish tonight but -- >> he wants personal chemistry, he wants them to the complement the other -- i really think he views this like a casting director and he hasn't found the right. i hope i'm wrong as often as my parents tell me i'm wrong about donald trump but i don't think these are deep conversations. petraeus came out and said he went around the world, which supports your theory. i think he's looking for people with whom he'll have a gut connection and maybe ask questions that another president -- i think he's looking for a personal connection. >> i'm not asking for a lot. this is someone with no foreign policy, who frankly doesn't sit down and read books on the history of u.s. diplomacy in the 20th century. he doesn't. so to the extent that these people come in and they talk to him about the balkans and the middle east and about asia and about china. you know, meet with jon huntsman. let him tell you about china. some of it we hope rubs off. >> on that note, spe

>> brady: she's in with chloe and nicole. >> brady: you know nicole hasn't left either of their sights for more than five minutes since we got here. >> deimos: yeah, that's probably because nicole, on an unconscious level, knows that holly is hers. >> brady: don't--don't read too much into that kind of devotion, okay?

nicole is out there on the ride, good morning, nicole. closing, heading to mesa, actually where they have merry mesa, one of the holidays events you can take part in. and i'm here with a holiday elf, metro elf. what are you doing right now? >> showing our riders our appreciation, handing out some ornaments and showing appreciation of the er and everybody, getting them involved in the holiday spirit and i'm going to hand out a couple of more of these here. >> and if danielle could take a look at some of these, those were put together by a local business. >> seasonal solution rs, a family business, a woman and her mother, just love the holidays and the decorations and the snowmen, santa and his elves peeking out at you as you ride the metro valley rail. and two buses. >> a lot of places you can get. and here, we have a bunch of stops and a bunch of events here we were talking about earlier. >> and we put together a holiday fun guide. this is on our website, aps nutcracker, christmas carol. >> so many traditions. we're going to actually get

. >> nicole brewer is liver at the am dmrxt cherry whil why on why sfranz such lasting appeal, nicole. >> 39 years. you can believe it. ukee, jess tomorrow is actual release of the film and as you mentioned select feet theaters and am consider cherry hill and advanced look at highly anticipated "star wars" yoch the fans showed up to a fantasy not far away. >>ed in the amc lows theyer cherry hill it was easy to spot excitement for the franchise. it was something a attached on to since 7 and sticking with it ever since. >> i love bringing her are into the idea of big adventure. >> for sylvia and 16-year-old daughter tollly it was a family affair that started when she was 16. >> she introduced me to it but i think my slight obsession is beyond what was expectd what is it about "star wars" that makes it last 9 years. >> story is one classic story that heroic people fighting against evil. >> it's a great story telling not prequell but great story telling. >> it's rebellion, isn't it? >> a film that evolved from its audience. >> particularly now that there's strong female character i think

let's bring in nicolle wallace and we'll get to tillerson per se in just a moment. but the russia obsession, i have more years on me than you have on you. i was born in '59, came up during the cold war. this was the enemy. we got in the space race because of them. we got in the cold war because of them. we spent what we did. it defined our era prior to this. and now a big change that we're being asked to wrap our heads around. what's this about? >> you also are one of a handful of people, unfortunately for you, who knows of my putin obsession. we had chris christie here one evening and i pressed and pressed on where this comes from on trump's part. perhaps it was manaforte. manaforte has been gone for a while. this pick, someone who has immense qualifications for the job, has now been branded as a close friend, someone who won an award from russia for being such a good friend to that country. that is not a brand he takes to his confirmation hearings in the senate is. on the very moment, on the very day who john mccain, who a lot of people have privately skpl publicl

i nicole said they just come out from the house. it is chilly out. >> it is true. >> it is chilly outside, a little windy. you may have noticed that as well. >> a little? >> a mother nature giving us a hard time today, a big arctic blast and we needed all of the layers. i finally broke out the my biggest, most puffy coat to take. it was certainly needed. 20 degrees right now is current temperature as we look live in center city if ill a. wind out of the west, whipping up around 20 miles an hour, and our current feels like temperature is, 4 degrees. yes, 4 degrees when you step outside, temperatures right now are brutal all across the delaware valley. eighteen in allentown. 10 degrees in mount pocono. nineteen in millville but misery loves company and we have company, 6 degrees in chicago. one above in minneapolis. we have had cold air, of course and then blustery wind on top of. that wind gusting to 50 miles an hour today in atlantic city the close to that in reading and close in wrightstown and as we head into tomorrow morning, tem

. >> amy is our guest and here is a cover of her book becoming nicole. who is nicole? >> nicole means was born and identical twin boy in 144997, bosh and given the name wyatt. this is a child from the age of 2, 2 and a half identified as a girl and when i say identified as a girl didn't say to her parents, i think i'm a girl, said, when do i get to be a girl . when i do get to be a girl. believed she was a girl and two middle class ordinary parents needed to figure out what that was about. >> how did they figure it out or did they? >> they did. the hero of the book is really the mother kelly. twins were adopted at birth. kelly knew there were two things that were most important to her as a mother, make sure that her children were safe and happy anp she knew she could control the safe part. she had to understand the happy party because she also knew that this child was unhappy when she didn't get to play with the toys that she wanted or a father who was, you know, conservative, republican, veteran, you know, was really unsure about who this child was and resisted it. bu

over a decade. >> nicole kidman opens up. later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: robbie robertson is a veteran of a store read rock band known as "the band" he shares his memories with our an on this me mason. ♪ take a load off -- >> in the '60s after backing bob dylan the band became one of the rock's most influential groups, then they suddenly called it quits. >> we played woodstock, watkins glen, there were 650,000 people. we had done it all. >> you were done? >> i was. >> later on "sunday morning," robbie robertson on the 40th anniversary of the last waltz, rock's most famous farewell. >> pauley: there's a gifted artist who truly comes into his own this time of year. nancy giles has been watching him at work. >> who ya going to all when you need someone special to wrap your holiday gifts? texas artist, alton dulaney. >> i'm going to run around the edge of this. >> what does that do? >> instead of you have a rounded puffy edge, really just crisp, is that edge down and squares it up. >> ahead on "sunday morning." the art o

. >> nicole brewer is liver at the am dmrxt cherry whil why on why sfranz such lasting appeal, nicole. >> 39 years. you can believe it. ukee, jess tomorrow is actual release of the film and as you mentioned select feet theaters and am consider cherry hill and advanced look at highly anticipated "star wars" yoch the fans showed up to a fantasy not far away. >>ed in the amc lows theyer cherry hill it was easy to spot excitement for the franchise. it was something a attached on to since 7 and sticking with it ever since. >> i love bringing her are into the idea of big adventure. >> for sylvia and 16-year-old daughter tollly it was a family affair that started when she was 16. >> she introduced me to it but i think my slight obsession is beyond what was expectd what is it about "star wars" that makes it last 9 years. >> story is one classic story that heroic people fighting against evil. >> it's a great story telling not prequell but great story telling. >> it's rebellion, isn't it? >> a film that evolved from its audience. >> particularly now that there's strong female character i think

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