mike? >> mike: thanks very much. our hopes and prayers on both sides of the aisle going out to john lewis tonight. the congressmen and civil rights icon says his cancer diagnosis is one more fight he is ready to take on. now battling for his life, lewis plans to continue representing georgia's fifth congressional district while undergoing treatment for stage iv quote can credit cancer. let's all say a prayer for one of history's great men. democrats blame president trump for the recent on-site somatic attack in new york. we have people on deck that are fired up about the finger on hate crimes. ♪ $12.99 all you can eat now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. ♪ work so hard ♪ give it everything you got ♪ strength of a lioness ♪ tough as a knot ♪ rocking the stage ♪ and we never gonna stop ♪ all strength, no sweat. ♪ just in case you forgot ♪ all strength. ♪ no sweat secret. all strength. no sweat. what happened to the real men of america? before we suffer a full-on masculinity crisis, unleash

mike: sjc. this is mike. lemonis: mike and his brother, scott, started making drums in 2000. but after a serious falling out, a deafening silence has divided them for years. mike: not being able to have a brother -- i mean, you only get one life. lemonis: since then, mike and his right-hand man, chris, have tried to keep the company going. chris: we're about $30,000 behind right now on bills. lemonis: sjc drums are among the very best, and performers like imagine dragons, green day, and lady gaga swear by their sound, but sjc's lack of inventory and working capital... mike: where are we even gonna get the money from? lemonis: ...has them in a terrible financial snare. man: i'm calling about the order i placed about six months ago and still haven't seen. lemonis: it's time for sjc to march to a new beat. mike: it's like i can only take so much, you know. lemonis: or this custom-drum manufacturer will crash. i'm in anaheim, california, at n.a.m.m., the national association of music merchants, to meet mike and chris for the first time. and the energy level's unbelievable. man: h

mike emanuel in for maria bartiromo. on "sunday morning futures", mark cuban shares on a who i would bet on to win the democratic nomination. the white house facing new deadlines in the impeachment proceedings this week as the house intelligence committee prepares its report on the ukraine hearings. alan dershowitz on what americans should expect in the weeks ahead. for the first time since the impeachment process began, house democrats invite president trump to take part. new reaction from a republican on the judiciary committee. plus insight from a former democratic senator. who played a role in the clinton impeachment trial. all that and more as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures". mike: foxx news learned that the house intelligence will report on the investigation into the president trump's dealings with ukraine. it is expected to submit the report to the house judiciary committee this week. as the judiciary panel invites president trump to the first impeachment inquiry hearing wednesday. the white house has no

-this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly attractive business model because it allows you to get paid once you perfect a concept. my big fat greek gyro only gets about $10,000 when they sign up a new franchise. in success, that fee could grow much higher. better still, each of your franchisees pay the owner a royalty on a monthly basis. that could be anywhere between 4% and 12% of your monthly sales. mike: right now we're making about $60,000, $65

mike? >> mike: that will be must-see tv. david spunt leading a soft live in washington. david, thanks a lot. the president airing a few more grievances on twitter today, complaining the cloud of impeachment makes it more difficult for him to deal with foreign leaders, then warning russia, along with syria and iran, against killing civilians in a military offensive in northwestern syria. correspondent lauren blanchard taking a closer look at the current state of the delicate u.s.-russian relationship. >> president trump has prided himself on "the art of the deal" in business, but when it comes to foreign diplomacy, as the president is finding out, it's not quite buy the book. as he tries to defuse conflict in war-torn syria, in the north, thousands of civilians are fleeing for their lives as syrian forces continue to bomb the area. series president bashar al-assad is backed by russian president vladimir putin. president trump treating from his room in florida, they are on their way to killin

. >> thanks, mike. mike: up next a wide-ranging interview with mark cuban. attacks on elizabeth warren and the wealthy and michael bloomberg and what is at stake in next year's presidential election as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." ♪.a mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. ♪. mike: one billionaire not in the 2020 race for president has a lot of thoughts about the two that are in it. mark cuban recently sat down with maria bartiromo to talk about the big year ahead in politics. they started off with one front-runner's plans to raise taxes on the rich. maria: elizabeth warren is out with a new ad. she is basically targeting the wealthiest americans, putting on screen this guy went to jail. this guy was paid $70 million. how do you think that's going to play out to the populace in terms of this ad she is out now with on tv, attacking rich? >> she is p

of mike as a part of your family. >> yes. >> but most anguished of all, mike and carol's son mike junior. >> is there anything about the way you remember your mom that would make you think or made you feel that she would leave you and never come back and never say good-bye. >> no. >> he loved his dad, but also secretly doubted him. something he had never revealed until now. >> i was sweating so profusely during that whole trial. he never knew i had these feelings. so on the stand publicly i had to basically say yeah, i'm thinking maybe there's some weird things about your story and it was the first time that my father really would have known i felt that way. so i was really, really stressed out about that. >> how hard is it for you to be here today? >> very. >> do you want to believe that your dad is responsible for your mother's disappearance. >> do i want to believe it? >> yes. >> no. >> let's assume that your dad, in fact, did kill your mom, would you want to see him punished for it? >> no, not particularly. >> he knew the ambivalence of the family members didn't help his case. >> in

[applause] and mike add dollar amounts -- and mike adams, the new secretary of state. we do have democrats in this program, too. and they just haven't run yet or at least haven't won yet. so, my honor this morning to present to you our secretary of state. this is a job, as you know, is as old as america. thomas jefferson was our first top diplomate. his successors include some of america's most respected statesmen. names you recognize like john marshall, james madison, and a fellow named henry clay all had this job. great men of enduring legacy such as george marshall, dean atchison, henry kissinger. here at the mcconnell center, we already had the privilege as i think may have been mentioned to host six previous secretaries of state. george schultz was here for the opening of the program in 1991. madelieine albright, jim bakker, colin powell, condoleezza rice and hillary clinton. this morning it's our great honor to make it lucky number seven with the 70th united states secretary of state, mike pompeo. mike graduated top of his class from west point and served an acco

. >> thanks, mike. mike: up next a wide-ranging interview with mark cuban. attacks on elizabeth warren and the wealthy and michael bloomberg and what is at stake in next year's presidential election as we look ahead on i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia-related psychosis and is not for treating symptoms unrelated to parkinson's disease. nuplazid can cause changes in heart rhythm and should not be taken if you have certain abnormal heart rhythms or take other drugs that are known

mike: yeah. lemonis: these are beautiful. i mean, they're almost pieces of art. mike: we think they are pieces of art. lemonis: it seems to me like the artwork is so fantastic that this imagery could be used on product extensions i would think. mike: yeah. i think if your a company who becomes cool in hard goods, then you can leverage that into lots of other things. lemonis: a good example of a company that becomes good at hard goods can create the line extensions in soft goods is a company like burton. and burton is the largest manufacturer of snowboards today, but they've really expanded their business and grown their top line by creating soft goods -- that's essentially apparel. but they had to build credibility inside of that community by creating a good snowboard first. i think what mike is trying to do is mimic that model. how did you come up with the idea? mike: well, i had worked for another ski company, rossignol skis. lemonis: okay. mike: vice president of sales and marketing. but i had

mike? >> mike: rich, thanks a lot. during celebrations today, take a moment to remember that christmas day is not joyous fory all. the remains of a new jersey green beret killed in afghanistan returned to american soil today in what is called a dignified transfer. the family of the fall and agreed to have the media cover the event. lucas tomlinson reports on the pentagon on this solemn occasion. >> the remains of sergean serget class returned to dover air force base on christmas morning. president trump's national security advisor and chairman of the joint chief of staff was among them. the 33-year-old new jersey native is the 30th american killed inh combat in afghanistn is your pick with agreed brain had deployed to afghanistan three times and received local bronze stars. he leaves behind a partner, jan, and a daughter, zoe. the taliban claimed responsibility for bombing his vehicle in northern afghanistan. this comes as the u.s. peace talks with the taliban have resumed. they say the united states is never going to

good evening, jackie. >> good evening, mike. a senior u.s. official told fox news six studies were arrested for questioning near the scene of that shooting here and pensacola. they do not say whether they were arrested on base but still, the fbi just a will little stomach little while ago not confirming whether it is in faca terrorist investigation. >> we are not prepared at this hour to confirm what may have motivated the shooter to commit this terrific act today. there are many reports circulating but the fbi deals only in facts. we are told the shooter is mohammed saeed al shum ronnie, a second lieutenant in the air force, early in his naval air station. he open fire at the naval air station killing three people and entering seven more, including two deputies. the suspect was killed in the shoot-out. he was one of a few hundred training at pensacola each year. the saudi king in the past has relied on the u.s. to train his military cadet program is now during scrutiny. defense secretary calling review of the screening process. right now the

we'll do a whole mike mike fantastic stories. can't wait to see what power players are in store for next year. and a program note, tonight you can see chris on a special fox news sunday power player hall of fame at 7 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. and that's it for today. have a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ eric: we have a fox news alert, at let two people are dead, shot to death after a gunman if opened fire at a church in texas, and police say the suspected shooter was taken down. we're interrupting "the journal editorial report" with this breaking news update. i'm eric shawn. laura: and i'm laura ingle. the shooting happened near fort worth, police saying there are multiple victims at least one in critical condition. christina coleman has the very latest from our west coast bureau. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, laura. the suspect and a victim have both died, and a third person is in critical condition. he suffered cardiac arrest and is in the hospital a

>> senator cardin: mike, this is extremely tragic. anti-semitism for the organization -- i also serve on the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. we see a rise of anti-semitism globally and what is first required is the leaders must stand up and condemn any marginal -- any action against marginal groups. it's not only words, its actions. to make it clear that those responsible will be held fully accountable and that we work together to keep our community safe, but it's our language, it's our action, this is the rise here in the united states that something that should be of concern of every person in this country. >> mike: governor andrew cuomo is on the scene there in new york. he's calling it an act of domestic terrorism. do you agree with that assessment, sir? >> senator cardin: i do. i think these individuals are acting not just out of hatred towards one person, but i hatred anyone who's different and to me that is what terrorism is about. so i agree with governor cuomo, i think this is an act of domestic terrorism. >> mike: senator ca

mike? >> mike: and law enforcement is searching for a second suspect? >> that's right. two thugs forced their way into the store. one thief pinned her down the other employee working inside. when the thieves learns the cashier had a gun they both fled so now police are searching for the second suspect. all we know about him according to police is that he was wearing a blue jacket and green hoodie with a backpack when he was seen running out of the store. anyone with information is asked to call the contra costa county sheriff's department. that hero clerk told reporters that even though he has 12 staples in his head from being pistol whipped he's not afraid to go back to work and in fact he says he can't wait to get back. >> mike: tough guy. i need of vogel, thanks so much. the kids wait for santa and washington waits for the next move from chris kim jong un. he promised a christmas surprise for the united states and we take it to the pentagon on what the north koreans may have planned, next. musica♪ i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is

mike. >> mike: lucas live at the pentagon. lucas, thanks a lot. let's bring in our panel a little early tonight. katie, news editor, steve clemons, editor at large for "the hill." merry christmas paired happy hanukkah. great to have all of you. the president clearly has impeachment on his mind. figure he has impeachment on his mind. he has a lot on his mind. the national security interests of the united states very much of the year on how he responded to north korea. you see him distracted, but you see the promise of other really important issues on the table. i'm glad he's thinking about them all. >> mike: president trump spoke today about house speaker, nancy pelosi. let's hear the response. >> president trump: she is a tremendous disservice to the country and she's not doing a good job. we lose one republican votes in the house. the decision is going to be made by mitch mcconnell. he has the right to do whatever he wants. he's the head of the senate. >> mike: katie, your thoughts. >> she has tried to put herself as a fair arbitrator of what's g

mike. >> mike: jackie, thank you very much. down in texas, two people were killed by the government during a church service and the attacker was then shot and then killed by members of the congregation. correspondent jeff looks at the deadly assault that could have been much worse. >> it was over and six seconds. but what happens in the brief moment will now last a lifetime for the members of a north texas church and the families who lost loved ones. >> to have something like this happen destroys my heart. when i say destroys, it destroys because there is evil in this world. >> when this essay shooter was wearing a wig and fake. period. that's when he got up and shot though mike pulled a shotgun. >> he started shooting. >> the suspect shots ultimately left two dead and church members identified the victims as of victor and richard. he pulled out his own gun killing the suspect. >> i don't see myself as a hero, i see myself as doing what needed to be done to take out the evil threat. >> 2019 law in texas allowed license gun hold

back to you. >> mike: thank you very much. jennifer do those disappeared after dropping off her kids at school, that was months ago, now her estranged husband sitting down with fox news and we are asking him what he knows about her disappearance, that is next. guys, it's time to step up your game. force factor's alpha king boosts total testosterone for more lean muscle in the gym, more energy, and more passion and drive so you can rule the bedroom. unleash your potential with alpha king. now available at gnc. but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changing symptoms can mean your pv is changing. let's change the way we see pv. you track and discuss blood counts with your doctor. but it's just as vital to discuss changing symptoms as well. take notice and take action. discuss counts and symptoms with your doctor. visit takeactionpv.com when that police in new york city still searching for a 14-year-old boy wanted as a stabbing death of a colle

mike? >> lucas tomlinson, live at the pentagon. >> it's time most americans spend with their family and friends but we must not forget our brave men and women in uniform that will spend a great christmas season protecting the nation overseas. let's bring in three combat veterans, grand master florida, and jason church. thank you for your service. congressman, let's start with you. and christmas time, many men and women are deployed overseas. >> we are proud of you and thankful for you end up you think it shows a level of commitment from who we were to who we are today. wwe had that same commitment to go out there and, even on christmas night to go out there. george washington, defend freedom and fight for independence and that's what our service members doing today. the sacrifice for it as you missed probably the greatest display of christmas spirit that exists and that is in the smile and laughter of your children. >> mike: if you are highly decorated combat veteran. his christmas time to

mike was married. lawyers jason and josh arranged a quickie divorce so the ballad of mike and dalia could begin. >> he felt as though this is it and i'm going to have a family with her and we'll grow old together. they hit it off right away. they had a lot of things in common. >> dalia is a real estate a little. -- agent. >> and she was successful and didn't need more. >> sexual attraction or more going on? >> sexual attraction, absolutely. >> with the divorce in hand, they dashed to the courthouse to marry and soon fell into comfortable routines. morning workouts at the gym, steamy date nights at five star hotels and love notes on the fridge. he seemed to be dalia he's dream guy. and three months into the marriage according to michael, she told him she was pregnant. he was thrilled. life was good. life was good. but early one morning in august 2009, it all came to an end for the two, with a finality as certain as crime scene tape strung across the front of the condo. dalia had been located at her 6:00

mike: your thoughts? >> it is amazing that the democrats are trying to pin this one on donald trump when we know california has had a homelessness crisis and issue for many years before trump even thought about running for president. i lived in california for five years. the problem was right in front of your eyes. it wasn't out of sight out of mind. it was right in front of your face. some areas had third world country like conditions. the democrats should be thankful that donald trump is putting a spotlight on this issue because we can't have 130,000 people living on the streets. this is america, the great state of california. people need to be taken care of. it is not only a humanitarian crisis but a health issue and the residents of california deserve better. >> donald trump tweeting california leads the nation in the number of homeless people and percentage increase in the homeless population, two terrible stats, crazy nancy should focus on that in her own district and helping her incompetent governo

[applause] great job, mike. it was nearly half a century from kitty hawk to the creation of the air force, and now it is 50 years after apollo 11 that we create the space force. with today's signing, i will appoint general j remy, the first chief of space operations. he will become the very first member of the space force and will be on the joint chiefs. he will be on the joint chiefs, which we are now expanding my one position. that is very powerful position. so general raymond, congratulations and thank you for everything you have done. [applause] the 2020 ndaa protects the legal tools we need to defend america's borders, it protects childcare and private housing for military families and ends the so-called widow's tax, which blocked benefits for the families of fallen heroes. that is gone. [applause] it was very important. that was very important to us, widow's taxes. god. after years of unrealized promises by other politicians, i honor my commitment today as i signed paid parental leave for the federal civil

mike dippolito was married. lawyers jason brody and josh friedman arranged a quickie divorce so the ballad of mike and dalia could begin. >> he fell in love with her. he thought she was the end all/be all. he felt as though this was it, and i'm going to have a family with her, and we're going to grow old together. >> he thought she was the real deal. >> she hit it off right away. they had a lot of things in common. >> dalia was a real estate agent? >> that's what attracted him to her that she was successful on her own and didn't need him. >> are we talking about sexual attraction or more going on here? >> oh, there's sexual attraction, absolutely. >> with a divorce in hand, mike and dalia dashed to the courthouse to marry and soon fell into comfortable routines. morning workouts at the gym. steamy date nights at five-star hotels. and love notes on the fridge. th he seemed to be dalia's dream guy. and three months into the marriage, according to michael, she told him she was pregnant. he was thrilled. life was go

but mike rose to the very top. as a young cavalry officer he was stationed in a divided german capital before the month before the fall of the german wall and stood at the edge of the iron curtain as representative of our country and the forces of freedom. following his military service mike went on to harvard law school and had an impressive career in the private sector. answering a call to public service he was elected in 2010 to a present kansas in the u.s. house of representatives. there he became a well-respected member of the intelligence committee. when president-elect donald trump announced mike's nomination to lead the central intelligence agency he was confirmed with bipartisan support which these days is a little unusual. [laughter] leaving the bright lights of the house for the shadows of the clandestine services must've been quite a culture shock. mike was forced to take the cloakroom trade the cloakroom for the cloak and dagger. he succeeded thereto and won the confidence of our nation's intelligence

if you think there is room to run in the record rally mike khouw has the perfect which to play it. plus guy adami is finding much needed zen for the portfolio how he trades lulu lemon into next woke's earnings and later. >> know what can help you sort through the important issues >> what. >> orange mocha frappuccino. >> dan nathan says starbucks lays out a breakout. he tellsyou how to keep from getting roasted in the hot trade. "options action" starts now. >> welcome everybody let's get after it the dow surging more than 330 points today the s&p 500 erased losses the rally following a better than expected jobs report the records across the board, apple and alphabet, both hitting all-time highs and added to the red hot run and if you are betting on the bigger tech takeoff we have a way to play it in the money with mike khouw take it away, sir. >> you know it's interesting we got the payroll report today. obviously the markets responded very favorably to that but i think actually we got some clues that we had some significant strength in the market earlier this week when the trade ne

come on back dan what do you make of mike's trade. >> i think mike laid it out perfectly to a stock up 50% on the year consolidated a bit. there is an even you can target. the implied move this is where mike is looking to sell the call, the best case scenario is the stock at 10 and taken in $2 after the stock appreciated if you have that between now and january expiration that would be a pretty good outcome for the stock. i like the idea of overriding a long like this. >> right and it's also threatening to break a trend line there is a well defined line you can see on the chart from the december low and we're at risk frankly after the 55% advance to new sharp all-time highs, 52-week highs it's exhausted i think you have to take measures however one does it this is as good as any. >> one of the things also it's interesting because we come into the end of the year. and it's not uncommon people have huge gains we have seen big gains in american express begins the ink of the year big gains in car max a lot of stocks like this but there are reasons people don't want to go out and sell st

mike: welcome to fox news at night. breaking tonight, the road to potential senate trial of donald trump on the campaign trail where joe biden once again forced to walk back remarks on whether he would comply with the congressional subpoena to testify to key democrats like doug jones speaking out ahead of the senate trial. we have the latest and instant reaction to capitol hill. america's top diplomat heading to the country at the center of the impeachment, ukraine and what is on the table for discussion. morgan ortagus joins us for a preview. senate democrats grow and see about donald trump's possible impeachment trial acquittal. >> when the senate and house come barreling back to the hallways of the capital next week expect politics, not legislation, to take center stage. >> if he is so confident he did nothing wrong, why won't you let your men testify? >> chuck schumer monday afternoon calling again for a trial of witnesses and documents. schumer points that make more veiny and former national security adviser john b

mike. >> mike: alicia greene, thank you very much. the fbi is investigating british socialize, along with jeffrey epstein. two law enforcement sources tell maxwell and others who facilitated epstein's allegedly illegal behavior. no charges have yet been filed. he killed himself while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charg charges. up next, president trump is nearly halfway through his state and mar-a-lago, but washington is never far from his mind. if we will discuss with the panel. first, a board tonight, and kazakhstan where a plane crash shortly after takeoff killing at least 12 people. 86 others were on board, 54 were sent to the hospital. if authorities say the plane hit a concrete wall an and two story building after the departure. the cause of the crash remains unclear, and the president has ordered it in inspection of all airlines and aviation infrastructure in the country. in australia, rising temperatures have fire officials bracing for increased wildfire activity. they reached 108 degrees and firefighters expend some relie

mike: no talks. david: ok. mike: he spoke. the american media decided to give him a megaphone to talk about things that are untrue in iran. gave him a chance to lie to the american people. i look forward to the chance to speak to the iranian people in the same way. but truthfully. i tell them honestly what is going on in that country. so far, they have not taken me up on that offer. david: president trump has imposed tough sanctions on iran. do you think they will have the effect of bringing iran to the negotiating table or not? mike: we have to step back and think about what we are doing more broadly in the middle east. with iran as the largest state sponsor of terror, they have the capacity to work towards a nuclear weapon system which would cause proliferation risks. we are concerned about that as well. our chosen strategy was to take 180 degree turn from what the previous administration has done. they created opportunity for a enormous wealth for the kleptocrats in iran. for them to underwrite hezbollah and militias in ira

you are being diverted as mike alluded to. reporting live in mountain view, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot to clean up. you don't want that gravel hitting your car. >> thanks, bob. >>> better news this morning? >> let's look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that for us. something to smile about today? >>> i think so. we will see off and on showers today. it's nice to every now and then get some rain but we're also, for the most part, seeing a break in the downpours as we look at storm ranger and the bigger picture shows some rain in the region. there will be some in and out as we go throughout the day. and also some rain in the forecast for the weekend. we'll talk more about that in the full micro climate forecast. >>> commuters in the city may find their own set of problems during the morning and evening rush hour. >> "today in the bay's" sharon kutsudo with an alert for muni riders. >> reporter: if you take muni, be prepared. a tweet warned riders will see an increase in 1 car trains today

mike khouw has the answer over at the plasma with the call to action, mike. >> yeah, we're going to talk about selling a covered call actually for those who own stocks, this is probably the way that most get into the options market the first time. you sell calls against stocks that you own when you look to do this, what are some of the reasons? what are we looking for? car max's case, one of the things we definitely identified is that we see above average options prices when you sell options, the price of it matters a lot. the higher they are the more they collect right now seeing a move of 8% on earnings well above the 6% the stop typically averages. the other thing i would point out as brian mentioned, the stock has had a heck of a run here and right now it's basically trading right at the average analyst price target of $99. approximately where it kploesed. the idea here is we're trying to zwrernt yield on a stock you would be willing to sell at a higher level this is a yield play, kind of like trying to get yourself of an extra dividend. lets look at the stock and we can see what bri

mike. >> mike: look at thomas and live at the pentagon, thanks a lot. let's bring in our panel a little earlier tonight, ben domenech, publisher of "the federalist," katie pavlich, news editor at townhall.com. steve clemons, editor at large for the hill. merry christmas, happy hanukkah, great to have all of you. so your thoughts as we look ahead, the president clearly still has impeachment on his mind. >> he has impeachment on his mind but he's got a lot on his mind and glad to hear what it is making of the north korean missile, whether he's trying to take down -- talk about roger stone and other issues. the national security interest of the united states very much vera on how he responds if there is a north korea test. and he also in the usmca and signing that potential deal in the china deal. you see him distracted by impeachment things we see the promise of other really important issues on the table, glad he's thinking about them all. >> mike: president trump spoke today about house speaker nancy pelosi, let's play it and i will get katie to respond.

mike: i am mike emanuel from washington and this is a fox news alert. following a major development in the jeffrey epstein scandal. according to multiple reports the fbi is investigating a british socialite with connections to the convicted pedophile and the royal families and there are other high-profile targets. just in its pulmonary stages. we are looking at other major investigations. there are new reports, and rattles the nerves of washington insiders in his probe into the origins of the case against the trump campaign. let's go to fox's aishah hasnie for the latest on the epstein investigation. >> reporter: the investigation is in its early stages but the fbi is primarily focused on elaine maxwell and other people who facilitated jeffrey epstein's illegal activity. maxwell is epstein's alleged former madam, keeping a low profile since epstein was charged with sex trafficking. authorities say he killed himself while awaiting trial. since then the fbi has been following up on several leads from women who reached out through an agency hotline but the

definitely nothing wrong with the mike flynn investigation. this is what's in the inspector general report. quote, the initial cross fire hurricane, the russia investigation, was to determine which individuals associated with the trump campaign may have been in a position to received the alleged offer of assistance from russia. after conducting open source and database inquiries, intelligence analysts on the cross fire hurricane team identified three individuals, carter paige, paul manafort, and michael flynn associated with the trump campaign with either ties to russia or a history of travel to russia. on august 10th, 2016, the team opened separate counterintelligence requests under code names assigned by the fbi. six days later on august 16th, a counterintelligence case was opened on flynn under another code name assigned by the fbi. each case was designated as a sensitive investigative matter because the individual subjects were believed to be prominent in a domestic political campaign. inspector general then explains the predicate informat

mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> let's look at the rainfall potential. this is the tail end of the storm. by 11:00 tonight, just a couple of hundredths to another quarter inch in the north bay. overnight, less than a tenth of an inch. tomorrow, pretty much nothing. we'll look at friday, saturday and sunday next. >>> before you snatch up that great deal on a warning that hackers may use tvs as a gateway into your house. cyber criminals can access your router and more worrisome the fbi says hackers may be able to access the micro phone and cameras built into the smart tvs. the fbi recommends placing black tape over unused cameras and keeping tvs up to date with the latest patches and panels. >>> the first panels of the world aids memorial quilt are back in san francisco. more than 35 million people have died from hiv and aids related causes. the panels were created in 1987. >>> get ready for a detour on one of san francisco's most scenic roadways starting today. crews

that just isn't right, mike. it's un-american i would say. >> that's like bert without ernie. >> oh! yes. >> something like that. sure. >> i can see that. >> okay. >> let's talk about no shortage of precipitation the past couple of weeks. today a break. >> a little bit of a break today. mainly dry today. keep an eye near the coast, up in the north bay mountains a chance of widely isolated showers and the north bay tonight when the next batch of more steady rains moves in. 49 in diablo. 48 in pleasant hill. just about everybody else in our neighborhoods around 50 to 53 degrees. napa 43 with all that fog. and low to mid-50s in our other neighborhoods. a look at south beach. you can see, oh, yeah, it's dry on the bay bridge. watch out for the fog through the morning commute. mainly dry on the ferry and mass transit some damp spots early but will be drier. in the north bay you can see it looks pretty dry over the next 12 hours. an isolated shower may slip in. all the way through about 4:00, upper 50s on either side o

mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> all new at 10, a pretty close call for two maple people in the city. >>> british police are releasing new details about the suspect in friday's deadly lending stabbing. meanwhile the uk has denigrated the threat level, and is raising questions about police vigilance. >> reporter: british police have been searching a home where they believe the suspect lived. neighbors say they didn't know him. >> i've never seen him. police say he was convicted of terrorist crimes back in 2012. he was allowed an early release last december. the prime minister visited london bridge and questioned why he was let out of prison early. >> it does not make in this society to put people who committed terrorist offenses out on early release. and we argue that people should serve the term of which they are sentenced. >> popraised several people who tackled the suspects. >> because of the preparation, far fewer people were injured and lost their lives.>> the tech comes weeks after the threat level was reduc

another storm, a 1 also, on tuesday. >> thank you, mike. good morning. starting off with the map here, we just have this one patch of red here through the altamont pass. everything else is green. looking good on the roads this morning, especially in the south bay where we had issues. moving to a look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, live here, no problems. nice, light and clear. san jose 87, same story here. things are moving, empty roadways down there. checking in on our drive times, all green across the board. santa rosa to petaluma, 13-minute ride. castro valley to the maze, 13 minutes. want to remind everybody, a commuter alert for southbound highway 1, this low chclosure d repaving work overnight from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. between daly city and holloway avenue. one mile of the roadway will be closed for the next two weeks. >>> so, we've been wondering who the time pen of the year wrson going to be. it was just announced. and it is greta thunburg. >> she is just 16 and just such a voice when it comes to speaking out about climate change. the bigg

that little girl watching >> mike. >> mike is, obviously, a savior in our family. forever, we will be grateful for that he is forever going to be part of our family. >> i just gave her a little bit of help. she is the hero. she is a super woman wo wan she is amazing >> yes, she is mike plants to visit eleanor for her birthday ip for his graduation in the spri. >> that is fanngta >>> a deadly and powerful storm creating travel chaos from coast to coast in the air and on the roads. thousands of delays and cancellations. we'll tell you what's ahead for your morning commute >>> with thanksgiving in the rear-view mirror, the house ramps up the impeachment inquiry, as president trump prepares to face his nato counterparts in london. >>> tens of millions will spend a good part of today shopping online instead of working. dates you need loughlin's daughd youtube sensation olivia jade is back with her first message since her parents were

coming up, mike mayo, senior analyst at wells fargo. why he turned to a sociologist to understand the company's culture. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." let's check in on first word news with ritika gupta. ritika: the house is in session for a historic vote to impeach president trump, accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. democrats control the chamber and appeared to have the votes to approve the articles of impeachment. that would lead to a trial in the republican-controlled senate next month. the president tweeted his outrage today, saying, "i did wrong." the trump administration once americans to pay less for prescription medication. the government unveiled a plan today to loosen restrictions on importing foreign drugs and get more inventory from canada. that incited backlash in canada, where some said it could lead to shortages of critical medicine. among americang teenagers more than doubled in the past two years. according to t

mike bliss of american century -- mike liss of americans injury still with me. do you still want to -- of american century still with me. do you still want to own boeing? mike: we do, but not at this price. we are waiting for a cheaper price to invest. alix: fundamentally, why would it make a good addition to your portfolio? mike: it is a great company. it is a duopoly. it is them and airbus. it is hard to challenge them. this is a product in a growing area that we think is just going to continue for decades into the future. alix: what is your interpretation of why the stock hasn't gone down as much? we get negative headline after negative headline, and you are right, it is still not even at the lows we signed in the beginning of 2018. mike: it is very stubborn. we are a little perplexed ourselves. it is a good business, a duopoly, with high barriers to entry, but what they have done has really surprised us. we are surprised the ceo is doing his role. we are wondering what the board is doing. it must be interesting to be a fly on the wall for those discussions.

mike tyson "heavyweight boxer, mike tyson." one particular night, i went to my mike tyson joke, right, and nobody laughed. you know why? because mike was in the audience. ( laughter ) and this was when mike was knocking people out for just smiling. one dude in the back said, "yo, mike is in here!" and i said, "oh, snap." and a girl in the front said, "what are you going to do, jamie? you scared? you scared?" and the dude yelled out, "mike said do the joke ( bleep ). but it better be funny of the so everybody looking at mike, and then they all look at me. and i did my thing. "mike tyson, heavyweight boxing champion"-- whatever it was. i did some type of joke of him going through the drive-through at the kentucky fried chicken-- no, i went through the drive-through and he was the joyce voice." "hello, welcome to kentucky fried chicken. may i take your order?" ( laughter ) >> stephen: and? >> so-- so after it was over, everybody was laughing, a stadged ovation, and i was worried. and mike runs up to me. and he goes, "there he is!

mike: thanks very much. democratic governor gavin newsom granting the role to a cambodian refugee who served 22 years in prison for killing a rival gang member. he was then immediately turned over to federal agents for possible deportation. immigrant rights groups want the california governor to end the transfer of prison inmates to federal authorities. corrections department spokesman says normal procedure was followed. donald trump has been mostly quiet on twitter today but did take the time to call out the democratic leader of california, gavin newsom has a really bad job on taking care of the homeless population in california. if you can't fix the problem the federal government will get involved. landlords in seattle have a lot less discretion over who they allowed to live in their property. dan springer looks at a new law that could have important unintended consequences. >> reporter: a big change to property rights in washington state after the supreme court reversed a lower court ruling and approve th