. >> reporter: some older than doc itself. like, connie palasio. >> kind of hard to believe that i would be here. >> at 91. connie is one of the original rosie the riveters who worked here at the boeing plant during world war ii. in fact, she put the rivets in doc herself. >> from that section down to hear. >> all those are yours? >> uh-huh. >> they're still as the good as the day she put them there. >> yeah, really proud of this plane. it means a lot to me. >> connie and the rest of the volunteers, known collectively as doc's friends, spent hundreds of thousands of volunteer hours. and hundreds of thousand of donated dollars to get doc ready for its hometown debut. after it was rescued. few were as awe-struck as army corps veteran, charles chauncey. 92. a former b-29 pilot. >> i don't know how many are left of us. but it is getting pretty small. >> reporter: he flew 35 missions over japan. >> what does it feel look when you are in there and start up all four engines. >> noisy. it was the day of doc's first test flight. and it

. >> reporter: some older than doc itself. like, connie palasio. >> kind of hard to believe that i would be here. >> at 91. connie is one of the original rosie the riveters who worked here at the boeing plantin doc herself. >> from that section down to hear. >> all those are yours? >> uh-huh. >> they're still as the good as the day she put them there. >> yeah, really proud of this plane. it means a lot to me. >> connie and the rest of the volunteers, known collectively as doc's friends, spent hundreds of thousands of volunteer hours. and hundreds of thousand of donated dollars to get doc ready for its hometown debut. after it was rescued. few were as awe-struck as army corps veteran, charles chauncey. 92. a former b-29 pilot. >> i don't know how many are left of us. but it is getting pretty sma. over japan. >> what does it feel look when you are in there and start up all four engines. >> noisy. it was the day of doc's first test flight. and it finally arrived. and the air in wichita was thick with nervous anticipation. i'll be

. >> reporter: some older than doc itself. like, connie palasio. >> kind of hard to believe that i would be here. >> at 91. connie is one of the original rosie the riveters who worked here at the boeing plant during world war ii. in fact, she put the rivets in doc herself. >> from that section down to hear. >> all those are yours? >> uh-huh. >> they're still as the good as the day sunny put them there. >> yeah, really proud of this plane. mae it means a lot to me. >> connie and the rest of the volunteers, known collectively as doc's friends, spent hundreds of thousands of volunteer hours. and hundreds of thousand of donated dollars to get doc ready for its hometown debut. after it was rescued. few were as awe-struck as army corps veteran, charles chauncey. 92. a former b-29 pilot. >> i don't know how many are left of us. but it is getting pretty small. >> reporter: he flew 35 missions over japan. >> what does it feel look when you are in there and start up all four engines. >> noisy. it was the day of doc's first test flight.

doc just drops names all over the place. sue herera, help me out. >> hand it over to me, i'll take it. thank you. >>> all right. here is what's happening this hour. defense secretary ash carter and his british counterpart co-chairing a meeting in london on fighting isis. defense ministers from 15 other k countries in attendance at britain's foreign office, says isis is failing and controls less than 10% of iraqi territory. >>> corpus christi is warning residents not to use tap water as officials investigate an unknown chemical, the city blaming a recent back flow incident for the problem. >>> nbc is bringing year round olympic programming. it will focus on u.s. athletes. nbc will launch the olympic channel in the second half of 2017. comcast is the parent company and is meeting with staffers of the vatican's children's hospital urging them to resist corruption. a person used 224,000 euros in hospital funds to pay for apartment renovations. you're up to date. are you ready for it, scottie? are they treating you good down ther

i want you to take a look at this girl doc. what's wrong? ?? hoby can we use the back room for a minute? yeah. don't! now what's the matter? i killed manny. no matter what she tells ya. i did it. i could write a book about this one. alright tell me about it. i didn't like him. did you really do it? then you keep your mouth shut. i'll get the best lawyer i can but you just keep quiet. you wanna stay out of it now? don't you tell me. in the back? yeah. excuse me. ?? now uh you want to sit down over there? ght you wanna tell me about it now? well it was last night. i didn't think she'd really do it. now that's the truth. i've done it with other people and it never worked. i didn't figure she'd be any different. i don't know what you're talking about. i hypnotized her. you did what to her? (laughs) uh well. when, when was this? it was last night. we went walking like i said. she was cryin. carrying on. crying. why? well because ma-. because he wouldn't take her with him when he left town. yeah? she said she might kill him but guess she didn't have

doc, i don't know. they won today, though. >> cris: let them play the niners every week. >> al: that's right. >> cris: doc with that big hook of his. playing that big hook. starts that sucker out over the pacific. comes out the way out of bounds. >> al: and the only guy that can hit a drive three fairways over. second and ten. from the 42. and draw play here. straight up the middle goes tolbert. at that since 2011. that counts tonight. i think. 19-4. carolina will go to 18-5. patriots, of course, what else is new? green bay and denver. those teams, almost always in the playoffs. >> cris: what a job pete carroll has done here, though. just fantastic. like he gets younger every year, too. >> al: yep. and the game will end on a little tolbert run. >> cris: no such thing. >> al: yeah, right. that will wrap it up. a little -- to end this one in seattle. pete carroll, another victory. we asked a group of young people when they thought they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older people wh

'doc lavimore.' ramatic music] dad. dad. dad. well, small world, ain't it? yes, practically microscopic. what are you doing here? oh. operator, this is an emergency. get me the police. oh, now, wait, just a minute before you go off half-cocked. maybe you ought to take a little look at this. never mind, thank you. yeah, it got a little damp in the the drink there. - a contract from my father? - yup. head up the research department of the empory institute. 'you see that point there about the compensation?' i left that blank, he can fill it in himself, no haggling. 't understand. who are you? well, just a country boy who made good, if i say so myself. they voted me chairman of the board of trustees. "who is the best man for the job?" i asked. that's when your daddy's name came up. well, he's away. could you tell me where he is? well.. or maybe he wouldn't be interested in that kinda deal. oh, no, no. i'm sure he'd be interested but, uh, he's in chicago. but, uh, he left for new port. new port, alright. operator, i like-- wait, he's not there anymore. oh. mr. mu

doc, i don't know. they won today, though. >> cris: let them play the niners every week. >> al: that's right. >> cris: doc with that big hook of his. playing that big hook. starts that sucker out over the pacific. comes out the way out of bounds. >> al: and the only guy that can hit a drive three fairways over. second and ten. from the 42. tolbert. well, pete carroll, he loves the second half of the season. you get into december, you look at that since 2011. that counts tonight. i think. 19-4. carolina will go to 18-5. patriots, of course, what else is new? green bay and denver. those teams, almost always in the playoffs. >> cris: what a job pete carroll just fantastic. like he gets younger every year, too. >> al: yep. and the game will end on a little tolbert run. >> cris: no such thing. >> al: yeah, right. that will wrap it up. a little -- to end this one in and "the volkswagen postgame report" comes up on the other [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone f

doc, i don't know. they won today, though. >> cris: let them play the niners every week. >> al: that's right. >> cris: doc with that big hook of his. playing that big hook. starts that sucker out over the pacific. comes out the way out of bounds. >> al: and the only guy that can hit a drive three fairways over. second and ten. from the 42. and draw play here. straight up the middle goes tolbert. well, pete carroll, he loves the second half of the season. you get into december, you look at that since 2011. that counts tonight. i think. 19-4. carolina will go to 18-5. patriots, of course, what else is new? green bay and denver. those teams, almost always in the playoffs. >> cris: what a job pete carroll has done here, though. just fantastic. like he gets younger every year, too. >> al: yep. and the game will end on a little tolbert run. >> cris: no such thing. >> al: yeah, right. that will wrap it up. a little -- to end this one in seattle. pete carroll, another victory. and "the volkswagen postgame repor

doc, jetblue. >> yeah, well, judge, the stock was 24 bucks back in march. got all the way down here to about 17 bucks and now it is back to 21 bucks. somebody's putting down a big bet it is going to be over $22 in the not too distant future. why? they were buying the january 22 calls. bought them in big numbers and big blocks. some of them as large as 6,000 contracts, total of 13,800 traded, and they moved up from right around this level, it is called 45 cents yesterday, pushing all the way up to about 75, 80 cents right now. i put on a spread on here, judge, i'll likely be in this one for two to three weeks. remember, buffett's in this sector, in united and delta and american. american is the most undervalued of the group. but this one is getting the love today. so i bought it. >> yeah. you have a thought? >> i do. let's keep in mind they don't hedge as much as they used to. if you see fuel really go up, you start to have concern. this goes with our theme, the renaissance theme, what are people spending more money on than in retail, experiences. that's tra

what's up, doc? ng. what? just leaving. wait, ter... gosh, we must have done something to upset her. jack... have you been coming on to terri? of course not. but if you think it'd help... jack! i mean... jack! ( doorbell rings ) i appreciate your helping me out. i've been going crazy trying to find an apartment for my niece. i think she'll like it here. most of the people here are very nice. well, i hope so. there are a lot of weirdos running around. are you looking for me? oh, hi, mr. furley. this is a friend of mine, dr. anderson. oh, doctor... well, how do you do, doctor? hey, you know something? i bet people are always bugging you yeah, i figured. some people have so much nerve. well... ow! what's wrong? oh, it's nothing. oh, good. it's just that i've been getting this twinge in my arm but i sure wouldn't want to bug you about it. it's probably nothing. and dr. anderson is looking for an apartment for his niece. yes, she'll be here in two weeks. it's a sharp, shooting pain. and i heard there was a vacancy in 302. yes, i wonder if i

i like that. >> doc? >> express. so, kate yesterday, not saying this is the same at all, but expr, another clothing company, kate of course in the retailing space, but not necessarily clothing, this one judge, very strong activity. right at the 11 strike in january. so keep an eye on this one. that would be my final trade. zpl pete? >> e*trade. we talk about the financials. joe, the names he had schwab, but i know you're going there. they bought option monster. what a smart purchase that was. you've got to like e*trade over schwab because of that. >> in preparing for the exchanges, we're at a great goldman sachs note. house to purchase, but talked about e*trade possibly being sold to whether it be td ameritrade and was all about the need right now for online brokers to have the option exposure. great article. >> there's another thesis for both of you guys that is as interest rates go up, the cash balances that they've got in client account, they'll make money on the credit balances and client's accounts. >> you like

and specifically the head coach glen doc rivers he he went ballistic the other the game. in brooklyn against the nets the clippers blew and lost in double overtime and went after the officials no one seen him behave like this. the team lost 3 in a row and doc lost 15,000 dollars for the fine and his sideline etiquette against officiating. big honor for lebron james sports illustrated sportsman of the year for the second time now lebron has won the award. that discontinuing wishing at of get its. tiger woods. there's a -- of getting it. tiger woods. there's push back people saying it should have been the cubs betsy doesn't agree. national people are saying 108 years and you wint the world series but sports illustrated said this guy delivered on the promise to come back home and win a title. more on that at 7. state high school football weekend starts tonight and we wish all our teams the best of luck so we will merry they are -- masslin perry they go to the division championship they lost last year to cincinnati la salle and will play them tonight 13-1 and against cincinna

are you signaling to doc that we got to cut away for a minute? >> yes, we should. >> all right, we'll take a break. we're going to come right back because we got a little back up. we're going to sit here and do all kinds of things. [ applause ] attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days away. changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? new plans are now available that could increase your benefits and lower or enroll for the first time -- call healthmarkets. we'll help you make sure you have the right medicare plan. hi, i'm doctor martin gizzi. it's a new medicare year. that means more changes... and more confusion. here's what i tell my patients... start by asking ... what kind of care is best for your current situation? have there been changes in your health or medications? the key question is: what can you do now, to ensure you get the care you need in the coming year? ou need, call healthmarkets today. new medicare plans in y

doc, you're up first. >> all right, judge. insight. you talked about it. it's had a feverish run since april of this year. up about 40%. you see it today. right around 104. they scrambled in, and they were buying the 125 calls in here. now, those are in march. the march 125 calls. they've only moved up about 230 to $2.50. they've got a great pipeline. they've got an arthritis drug partnership with lily. i think those are all big reasons why the run continues. somebody put a pretty big bet that it goes significantly higher. i bought them along with them. >> there's insight on the move. what about you, pete? >> taking a look at apple. we talked about this name all the time, but we're normally talking about the stock. it's one of the longest holdings i've had. i continue to hold on to it. i like to play with the options themselves. when you take a look at this, look at this run. it's a dramatic run out of apple. just in the very recent weeks. you got to like that, and you just look at that full term. even year-to-date this move that we've seen out of apple. y

doc, you're up first. >> all right, cal main foods. these guys are the biggest egg producers in the united states. a lot of activity in this name, may 45 calls. is it because the atkins diet? because if you look at the last two years, judge, people getting on that, you know, high protein diet have certainly driven prices up and the stock is up over 45% on average. they're buying out of the money calls on this one. i had to jump on it as well. >> pete. >> u.s. steel. look at u.s. steel. we know the run this thing has had. the materials have screamed to the upside. is it starting to pull back now? people piling on to the idea maybe it pulls back further. keep an eye on these. i think this thing is going lower. i own it as well. >> you have good final trades for me, farmer jim? >> i'll take it easy and simple here. apple. long apple. the valuation is there. the cash is there. the economy is expanding and it is going to spread overseas. they're getting into india. there is a lot to like here in apple. >> josh? >> i'll reiterate on google.

. >> lily, got upgraded, doc, to overweight? >> as we said earlier, on this drop on that alzheimer's drug, steph and i both bought it. we thought it was an extreme value down at $65 a share. we upgraded it, steph. then goldman upgraded it yesterday, judge. took it to the conviction buy list. i believe morgan stanley did it as well this morning to the equivalent of the same and set the price target up in the 80s's. love the name. i'll be out of it today because i wrote calls against it today. >> kevin, give me the scoop on disney. new star wars this weekend? you're in the stock still or no? >> still in it. still in it, and you can see the analyst now starting to move their numbers up. we're starting at 107 to 110 range where they're calling it. here's the whole story on the stock. it's under owned. everybody hated the espn story of three months ago, and now you've got lots of institutions not owning this name, and i think this rogue one will go way past $150 million, which is less than half of the last star wars, but if they coul

i got to see that when i went as a for me -- a former army doc last year, and i got to see it across the world. i wonder what president-elect trump's position is about helping the christians even as we are doing for the least of these that are under assault. what is president-elect trump's opinion about helping the kurdish assault? mr. gingrich: i suspect it's much more aggressively in favor of helping the kurdish people in that van the obama administration. this goes back to the delusional nature of the old order. they want to pretend syria is going to be put back together. they want to pretend that iraq should only be dealt through baghdad. currently baghdad is dominated the mostnd second, reliable allies in the area are the kurds. these are decisions they have got to work out but i suspect they will be much more open to ensuring the kurds are equipped or more capable than the obama administration. >> thank you very much. today, mr. trump picked his secretary of state. would you be able to elaborate on trump and foreign policy? is it going to be harsh or how would you define that?

once on your phone -- gooligan can access your data from gmail, google photos, and google docs. new this morning -- the ceo of starbucks is stepping down. howard schultz, who largely helped the coffee company become a global brand will be resigning in april. he will move into a new role as starbucks executive chairman -- focusing on building up the companys reserve roasteries. schultz resigned back in 2000 as ceo only to return to the position in 2008. kevin johnson -- starbucks current president and coo will become the ceo. after having much success across the pond, a popular play could be in the works for broadway. coming up, how finds a slithering surprise inside his toilet! 10 news and the tampa bay lightning want to put you in the stands for the game! make sure you watch 10 news at 11 for the secret word to enter to win two lower level tickets to the tampa bay lightning vs. pittsburgh penguins hockey game. the game is saturday, december 10. to search for people missing after the devastating fires in tennessee. at least 11 people were killed in the wildfires and hundreds of

oh, hey, ain't this where that ross fella caught it, doc? here? oh, yes, so it is, mr. muller. a terrible thing to happen to the old boy. listen, if it's not too painful reminiscing for you what really happened to-- that, we never really know. but if you ask me ross was doing routine maintenance on the hydro-system. hydro-system? crystallized hydro gas. maintains a counter-pressure against the ocean floor all around us. he hydro pipe by accident. oh, naturally, of course. it's in the same class as tnt. 'why, 30 seconds with the valve open' 'it probably built up enough pressure' to shatter, blowing out the ocean wall. [laughs] 'don't, mr. muller.' 'you're under constant observation. don't be a fool.' 'and stay alert, dr. foster. please.' yes, sir. [sighs] come in, please. mr. lockridge, where's my.. gabe! what are you doing here? all the responses check out to 5 micro level, mr. lockridge. by all means, gabe. gabe! why are you carrying that gun? whatever happened to that nice gabe melcroft i was going to spend the rest of my life with? oh, it's the same man. the light's just a l

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never going to be good >> reporter: 10 wins, more than any other year since mccarty took over as team doc. his contribution is different now, but he is assisting in another buffs renaissance. >> in gets us so emotional to see them playing so hard and to see them play with toughness, togetherness and as some swagger that we haven't had in years. >> reporter: the rise is real again. buffs and washington tomorrow at 7:00 mountain time. drew, this building has been kind to colorado teams already this year. we'll see if the buffs can get much like the broncos did. >>> trevor siemian still has a boot on his left foot increasing the likelihood paxton lynch will start sunday at jacksonville. lynch has been patiently waiting for another chance because all he can remember about his nfl debut? >> the fact that we lost, you know, is the biggest thing to me. i didn't really want to lose my first start. so just kind of wanted to go out there and, you know, give it another shot because i didn't play so well my first time. so i knewi so with the opportunity i'm getting, you know, i'm just preparing to go

our friend doc has been on the show every year he's in his 29th year of putting on this huge party for veterans that make sure you give them a call at (414)218-3030 they come to you and pick it up. they make it that easy. christmas with the vets.com is the website. they really need those desserts. >> they will take cash donations too right? >> i'm glad you brought that up. they will take cash donations until the morning of the party which is saturday. they don't need volume up tears -- volunteers just need desserts and some other items. again (414)218-3030. i want them to have a great christmas so people can help which is super fun. >> we love you doc. >> we do. a good party for you of he's an awesome guy. >>> why are kids are brats. >> promised this from yesterday. you know my theory. they get everything. >> that's right. >> including participation medals. let them lose. >> builds resilient. >> i don't want to read the ending before the when you say let them lose. all kids need to learn to eat porked chops with canned green beans once in a while it builds character. >> i kind of like

. >> and we rarely see doc rivers like this. the former marquette star loses it last >> that's sam restraining him. >> that's sam restraining him. marquette hosts western janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. ls and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. >> next, "the now" milwaukee goes live on our facebook page. tonight the police department overwhelmed with stuffed animals. how they plan to crack this case with the help of kids. that's now on the now. >> you can see the radar right now, we have light rain rolling in, mixing with a little snow. all in you can see it's pushing into waukesha county, walworth county, dodge county. if you're going out, probably p need the umbrel

paris: doc... can't you do something? look how much he's suffering. if i sedate him, we could lose any chance of making contact with the aliens. get them out! commander, can you hear me? focus on the sound of my voice. i can't understand them, but they won't stop talking! i don't know! make them stop! please! janeway to sickbay. any progress, doctor? it's not going well. our "ambassador" is still delusional. we're runnnng out of time. the graviton shear is buckling the hull. if we don't find a way out of chaotic space soon [captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount netwowork chieiemedical officer's log, supplemental. despite my efforts chakotay's condition continues to deteriorate. chakotay: doctor! yes, commander? i'm tired. i want to sleep. it could sever your link with the aliens. aliens? the ones who live in this place. we're trapped here. they may know a way out. it's urgent that you speak with them. but i don't understand what t ty're saying. i can try to help you understand. i'm going to end up like my grandfather-- a crazy

administrator wanted to shut down in we talk to keep that hospital open they said if you shut down doc hospital level shutdown the regional office laugh laugh my point is members of congress use. [applause] [inaudible conversations] best. >> this morning i was encouraged by reports that after a number of its then starts fell was picked up on with continued conversations by russia and turkey to take place what we talked about using the same template that we created, there are individual cease-fire's worked out with the armed opposition group commanders and it appears for some period of time if it will hold or where it is, that i airstrikes have stopped and the cease-fire may be taking hold. i emphasize may. forces are beginning to move the of 21 buses and ambulances reached the checkpoint. this convoy a includes more than 1,000 people on their way to the turkish border. however, a big however, we have also heard reports a convoy of injured people was fired on by forces of the regime and we remain deeply concerned we're hearing reports between the ages of 18 and 40 who have been detained

there's doc jackson. ok. the doctor's in the house. so -- and i don't mean that -- i mean that with all sincerity. i understand the impulse to want to do something, but ultimately what i've had to do was to think about, what can we sustain, what is realistic? and my first priority has to be, what's the right thing to do for america? and it has been our view that the best thing to do has been to provide some support to the moderate opposition so that they could sustain themselves and that you wouldn't see anti-assad regime sentiments just pouring into al-nusra and al qaeda or isil and we engage our partners in order to put pressure on all the parties involved and to try to resolve this through diplomatic and political means. i cannot claim that we have been successful, and so that's something, as is true with a lot of issues and problems around the world, i have to go to bed with every night. but i continue to believe that it was the right approach given what realistically we could get done. absent a decision, as i said, to go into much

. >>> still ahead on live at 6:00, rock on doc. find out why this doctor is ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>> one band, one sound. th city's best gathere today for the annual mps drum line competition. the contest included sick tricks, precision drumming and plenty of showmanship. no word on when they will ground the 2016 championship but they all look great. >>> a local doctor is using rocks to help children and treat ds. the doctor spent time colcting stones today. you see them there along the michigan shoreline. you heard that right, rocks, for $85 online, and it's actually sold out. so dr. margolis is sending rocks to people in exchange for an $85 donation to children's hospital. >> i work here at children's hospital wisconsin where we take care of sick kids every day and $85, a donation of $85 can go a long way in helping a kid be a kid or even helping a kid better. >> the hospital's facebook page has had 170,000 views since it was posted last

. >> you and docs know, how many times has a patient come to you and said, doc, i don't expect to you make me whole again. but just give me another month so i can walks her down the aisle. just give me -- just give me another six weeks because it's my first grand child. people aren't asking for the impossible. >> biden says that bill will inject new urgency into the fight against cancer. and will give millions of americans battling cancer renewed hope. christine, the president also pointing out that he lost his mother to cancer. >>> first, there was wikileaks, and now we have wikileaks, a radio announcer fired for allegedly giving confidential information to the school's opponents. oh, my. andy scholes with the "bleacher report." that's next. postal service, we deliver more online purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. and more hippopotamuses, too. i'ts your tv, take it with you. with directv and at&t, stream live tv anywhere data-free. join directv today starting at $35/month. no extra monthly fees. ♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ they tell me i'm wrong ♪ ♪ to want to stand alongsid

tell me in the doc what is the special takeaway? >> the special takeaway for me is just that these guys have been able to do this for 50 years and there's been line-up changes and there's been, you know, different styles of music that you hear side by side. stuff they recorded in 1969 and then what they recorded what's on screen right now in 1982. it's -- they don't sound thinking alike and to be able to have that kind of difference in music and still able to go on the road every year for 50 years, that's a success i think anybody would wish for. >> it's just such a creative force, those guys. thank you so much, peter. really appreciate it. it's an amazing doc. everybody should take a look at it. really enjoyable. appreciate it and have a great new year. >>> now more than every, it's the history of the band chicago. it's airing tomorrow, new year's day at 9:00 p.m. eastern at cnn. >>> also, this year, we lost so many familiar faces. carrie fisher, debbie reynolds, alan thicke, gene wilder. here's a look at just some of the legendary

doc, what's going on with retail? really bad couple of days. >> yeah. bed, bath, and beyond, that one just fell apart this week. great call by courtney and the group over at loop on that. i don't think it's all bad what we've got going on here, judge. it's selectively bad just like it's selectively good. nordstrom -- coach, target, gap. >> not a single stock in that group that i just read is up. >> true. buy on labor day. sell them black friday. if you adhered to that, you did very, very well. if you overstayed your welcome in some of the names you just talked about, scott, then it's a rough week for you, but i think a lot of folks did do that seasonal trade and took the money off because the runs were so spectacular. >> you had the xrt, weiss, was up 8% in november. the etf that tracks the retail stocks. now it's rolled over. yesterday had the worst day since mid-may. why? >> they were too far extended. the bulls were too far. they didn't deserve to be there. >> do you think this was part of the trump rally that got so far ahead of itself? people peopl

. >> rock on doc. you can donate on lock. [ music ]. >> a chris ma sal is a at the scene yor center in milwaukee. it is one where musicians and singers have a celebration. latin america christmas eve tradition. >> hard not to feel festive. >> holiday magic. here is a look at 2 major attractions. one in milwaukee and one in wauwatosa. [ music ]. >> proof the arrived the annual tree lighting ceremony. the holiday is site to behold. all ages are dazzled by the holiday cheer. >> what is the favorite song. >> jingle bells. >> for some the big draw was sweet treats. >> i'm looking forward to getting my face dodged with candy. >> the man in the red suit had the most praise. >> to see santa. [ music ]. exquisite lobby of the bank downtown. upnorth holiday. about 15,000 visitors check it out every year. >> i can't tell you how many people i talk with bank clients or people i know, my uncle took me there as a a kids, my parents took me back, it brings back immediately so many memories for these people all around

i'm rick "doc" walker here at the annual skins santa workshop with the one and only santa at fedex field where the washington redskins charitable foundation hosted 200 elementary schoolchildren to join some of the players in fun holiday activities. while some of the team is giving back to the community, they're all fired up for the big prime time game against the panthers on monday night. jay gruden, the head coach, has the keys to the game brought to you by long & foster, proud partner of the washington redskins. >> jay, coach rivera h

i'm rick "doc" walker at redskins park. the team needs to win at least three of the next four games in order to make a spot in the playoff. while they can't win the division per se, they can still get in, and once you get in, anything's possible. the players are buckling down, getting ready to take on the philadelphia eagles tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. this is a must win. head coach jay gruden has the keys to the game and it's brought to you by long and foster, proud partner of the washington redskins. >> coach, trip to philly coming up on sunday. their offense with wentz, maybe he's thrown a f

. >> doc rivers getting furious during last night's clippers/nets game. >> looks like our producer. >> bud light is giving a chance to win super bowl tickets for life. chris, go get some beer, right now. >> police in canada trying a new way to keep drunk drivers off the streets. >> and that's cruel and unusual >> what's our takeaway from that? don't mess with doc and don't mess with our producer, apparently. >> no, definitely don't want to do that. >> or canada apparently >> or nickelback. >>> did you like yesterday? >> yes, loved it. >> not so warm today. but we'll be up around 50. that's not bad for december 2nd. the weekend we turn cooler, but the sun is will be out, so it looks pretty nice. >>> all right, everyone, some heavy backups making your way into the city on route 1 there. give yourself some extra time. >>> "cbs this morning" is next. waking up with us. it's why we have amazing prices on thoughtful gifts, everyday. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, december 2nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> president-elect donald trump basks in his electi

doc, you have, right? >> yep, i have owned it. i bought it the first time it fell out of bed six months ago or whatever, judge, and it made that nice run towards 20 again and then fell back. just this morning about 11 minutes before this news broke before the news broke and then the trading halt was the very next minute, that block trades of 1,000 and 2,000 calls were going off in here. somebody knew before the news came up. >> this is a company that talked about -- you are not seeing that. this is a business that's in trouble. this is a business the handbag business that's challenged. i think it's not -- >> i think it's their outlook in the summer. >> they caught the outlook, and then the last earnings report was difficult. i just don't -- it's not just about the tourist. it is about the domestic consumer and the handbag environment collectively. i wonder if it's coach. i wonder if it's kohrs. i don't know about that. i think they have their own problems on their own books. i think this is more of a private equity type of deal if

. >>> just ahead, we will introduce you to the world's tallest doc. and super group run dnc says they are robbed. they are looking for $50 million on a pay day. we'll have details on that. first, nbc meteorologist bonnie schneider has your new year's weekend weather. a lot of pressure. >> we're getting plenty of lake effect snow in cleveland and pennsylvania and in new york. still look for more snow across maine, 20 inches already afforded at some locations. so this is a nor'easter that doesn't want to quite leave just yet. plus the lakesque is working across lake erie right now. that's a look at the big weather story of the day, now, here's a closer look at the day ahead. temperatures are frigid behind the strong storm. 31 in buffalo. 31 in pittsburgh. it's certainly milder in the southern plains, enjoy comfortedable conditions in dallas with a high temperature of 61 degrees. what a contrast, betty, we have those mild temperatures in the southern plains and rally cold, snowy conditions in new england. >> ready for him to warm up, though. >>> just ahe

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can't sustain like this, shannen and that's when he ppcked me up and said i don't want to go to the doc and he picked me up and put me in the car. my mom was right there with him, and watchiig that -- watching your family be so affected, >> what's one message that you have for your fans out there or for anyone going through something like this? >> stay strong, have faith and really lean on the people that love you and support you. embrace the good and try to stay positive and know that i'm here with you. >> and we are here with you, shannen. thank you so much for sharing your journey with not only women in the united states, but around the world. i think you've helped so many people. >> cameron matheson with his favorite interview of 2016, and as you can see behind it, it's clearly ellen degeneres. >> she had another incredible year in finding dory. i joined her wife porsha derossy and it was her mom that cracked me up. >> i saw my mother, what she said to you. >> you did? >> what she said to you? she's hilarious. >> dory's tag line, just keep swimming. what would your tag line be? >> j

we've got christian, oli, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web including what docs discovered in a woman's ear. >> this is how i'm going to >> see what's in there, if you dare. >> people down south better watch out. >>> this is what love, compassion and understanding looks like. this is a 16-year-old student with his teacher there and before you know it, the 16-year-old gets super excited. he starts hugging his teacher who is also clearly very happy himself and once the camera pans over you excitement is triggered because of this dump truck. omar is autistic and he is fascinated by these lories. so his teacher loving his students as much as he does organized a visit from this truck. >> yeah, so easy to do. on the teacher's part to be aware of his students' needs, to plan something so simple. >> simple but at the same time fantastic. like he's really gone the extra mile in understanding and he's really -- he really gets his student. i mean, you can see it in the way that he's being called by omar, it's really sweet, he's stiming. that's a sign of excitement. >> the teacher walk

they will doc dc -- dock next to the ferry. they will decide to use money from the bp oil spill to build infrastructure. >>> this morning we are learning about any plans from chrysler. they are developing a minivan that could same save you soup money -- could save you some money. the new model will be out next hand has a sticker price of more than $45,000 but if you buy one >>> stores are offering great deals for christmas but some items you should wait on. this is a way to buy christmas appliances. wait until december 15th to buy toys and december 20th to buy clothes. that's when stores do their final pre-christmas mark downs. it may pay to wait until january to buy big screen tvs which go on sale again for the super bowl and bedding is cheapest during january white sales. >>> imagine opening a message and finding out that you've been accepted to college and then it vanishes. it could happen to kids who apply to the university of wisconsin green bay that's sending out acceptances over snap chat. it allows people to send messag

so to go to doc hospital led by health care providers. into did individual attention. is just individual attention that matters. and their actions have consequences this is so dramatic that only after two years of the model following the kids another five years they cut in half that is a model be can't afford been but the part of the of brain called blood neocortex it is still full volume that makes us unique. so i am not sure if we have the big brain but regardless to be in those large communal settings and to play by the same rules anymore. to have the big fat environment to adapt to survive if it did not it went extinct and had to adapt. that sense of the environment that had to get to the nutrients so to medically e evolve it died off but humans don't work like that. we went to the moon just to check out we are very adaptable we choose our environment to fit us n i argue it is not the genetics that make us adaptable but the sharing of knowledge that matters. the individual dialogues that allows us to evolves to communicate connect to elaborate and create and with t

the doc hadn't planned on going out until the next morning, so the locals went out to help the whale out. >> what's their problem? >> he basically was insubordinate. they are his boss and he didn't take their advice. >> but sometimes it's about the big picture. >> it's so ridiculous. >> part of the issue they have with the harbor master is he used one of the official boats to do this. he was using company equipment to affect this rescue. the local regional council is conducting an investigation. the irony here is, the harbor master was scheduled to resign later in the month anyway. they kind of just pushed him out because of this. there's a petition to have him reinstated. people feel they should be held as heros and not reprimanded for what they did. >>> people are super consumed with youtube and the kids are getting in on it, too. >> oh, my gosh. she is stinking cute. >> and i have the privilege of knowing this cutie pie. >> you do? >> yes. >> are you her hair god mother? because her hair is on point. >> no, but that's my little boo and, yes, she's got style and flair. >> i'm going

. >> and doc has helped me with that. but the guys from the press are-- guys that, you know, i could get with. i could talk to them. part of what made the arnie armey so famous was that there was a sense that you were this guy who could, you know, play to win. but there was a sense that you were of them. buddies. >> yeah. >> rose: they were buddies. >> we have a beer together. >> rose: oh my god. these are big time medals. >> this is the presidential medal of freedom, united states of america. >> rose: that is the highest award that the united states can give to a civilian. >> right. this is the one from portugal. highest civilian award. i build a golf course there and the president and i became friends. this belt is the hicock belt. and in 1960 i won that for the professional athlete of the year. >> rose: you also won it for the professional athlete of the decade. >> yes, sir, yes, sir. that's what this relates to. >> rose: this is a picture, it looks like president bush. >> right. >> rose: that is a great honor. >> yes,

please, sustain llke this, shannen and that's when he picked me up and said i don't want to go to the doc and he picked me up and put me in the car. my mom was right there with him, and watching that -- watching your family be so affected, that's a rough day. >> what's one message that you have for your fans out there or for anyone going through something like this? >> stay strong, have faith and really lean on the people that love you and support you. embrace the good and try to stay positive and know that i'm here with you. >> and we are here with you, shannen. thank you so much for sharing your journey with not only women in the united states, but around the world. i think you've helped so many people. >> cameron matheson with his favorite interview of 2016, and as you can see behind it, it's clearly ellen degeneres. >> she had another incredible year in finding dory. rossi and it was her mom that cracked me up. >> i saw my mother, what she said to you. >> you did? >> what she said to you? she's hilarious. >> dory's tag line, just keep swimming. what would your tag line be? >> just kee

the docs closing up 1.7 -- the dax closing up 1.7%. a record session on wednesday. the dow has jumped about 100 points to leading gains with about 0.4% there. the european union is preparing to sue seven of its own member states including the u.k. and germany for not cracking down on auto companies that were violating pollution laws. the european commission said the government should have taken action in the wake of the volkswagen scandal. fallout from that scandal meanwhile has continued around the world. south korean officials have nearly 30swagen million euros for false advertising. reporter: south korea's fair trade commission cracking down on the country's volkswagen unit with the largest fine ever imposed in a false advertising case. consumers trusted volkswagen, the market leader of imported diesel cars. reporter: the fourth use of sophisticated cheating software -- before its use of sophisticated cheating software was revealed, they --imed they a balloon on the peninsula from 4000 cars in 2008. the south korean driver who purchased a new volkswagen is no lon

i'm doc walker at redskins park. and while that might not be the ideal situation, anything can happen. the redskins are in arizona against the birds, kickoff at 4:25 p.m. head coach jay gruden now with the keys to tomorrow's game brought to you by the proud partner of the burgundy and gold. >> jay, your offense is putting up yardage against a defense that's top rated. what is the strength of the cardinals defense?