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PEREIRA: The president is calling on tech companies in the fight against ISIS. "CNN Money Now" time. Chief business correspondent Christine Roman in the Money Center. What's the president asking for?</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Michaela. Well, President Obama urging tech leaders to make it harder for terrorists to, quote, "escape from justice." It seems to be a reference to this ongoing battle over encryption. It's easier than ever for people to have a private conversation using several different apps and the phones themselves are also encrypted. Tech companies have fought government efforts to change that. The conversation is on. Hillary Clinton pushing her reform agenda for Wall Street. In a "New York Times" op-ed this morning, Clinton said, if elected, she would impose fees for risky behavior and give the government more tools to break up big banks if necessary. Plus, she wants to tax some high frequency trading. She also wrote, quote, "executives need to be held more accountable. No one should be too big to jail." Michaela.</s>PEREIRA: All right. Time for the five things to know for your NEW DAY. At number one, President Obama pledging to overcome ISIS in a primetime address from the Oval Office. His address some say lacked any new specifics as he tried to calm a jittery nation. Syed Rizwan Farook's father speaking out, saying his son was an ISIS supporter and was fixated on Israel. A senior official says the 28- year-old also looked into contacting terrorist groups overseas. The Justice Department is expected to investigate the Chicago Police Department. That force facing heavy criticism upon the release of dash cam video in the fatal shooting of teenager Laquan McDonald. Venezuela's opposition party wins a majority in the - in that nation' election. It will be the party's first time controlling the legislature in nearly 17 years. Jimmy Carter is cancer free. The 91-year-old former president says his latest brain scan shows no sign of the original cancer spots and no new ones since he was diagnosed with brain cancer over the summer. And as you know, for more on the five things, you can always visit newdaycnn.com for the latest. Ah, that music tells me it's time for sports. Jets fans with local bragging rights here in New York. That's making certain anchors here a little unbearable, Andy Scholes -</s>ANDY SCHOLES, BLEACHER REPORT: Yes, I bet.</s>PEREIRA: As if he needed any more reason to be. What's going on in "The Bleacher Report"?</s>SCHOLES: Yes, I bet Chris and, you know, Jet fans all over New York are happy because they're going to get to hold on to some bragging rights for a while because, you know, the Jets and Giants, they only play each other every four years. Of course both teams call MetLife Stadium home, so there was no home field advantage in this one. And the Giants, they had this game in hand, up 20-10 in the fourth quarter. But Ryan Fitzpatrick led the Jets in a comeback with 27 seconds left, found Brandon Marshall for that touchdown to tie the game. We go to overtime. The Jets took the lead on a field goal and the Giants had a chance to tie the game but Josh Brown misses it for the first time this season. The Jets win in a comeback 23-20. They're 7-5 now. The Giants fall to 5-7. The Steelers, meanwhile, putting a beat down on the Colts in the late game yesterday. Antonio Brown had three touchdowns. And by far the most entertaining one was his 71 yard punt return that he finished off by doing this. Ouch. That makes me cringe every time I see it. Somehow Brown popped right up and was a-OK. Steelers won that one big by a final of 45-10. And Heisman votes are due today. Guys, for the first time in Heisman Trophy history, I have a vote. So, right now I'm going to go crunch some numbers and figure out who I'm going to vote for right after I get done with this.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Wow.</s>CAMEROTA: That's great. Every here is very impressed.</s>PEREIRA: Including you.</s>CUOMO: Oh, wait, he can have an Alisyn moment here. The Heisman. You know what it is. Can you give us "The Heisman"?</s>CAMEROTA: I can give you "The Heisman."</s>CUOMO: Oh!</s>CAMEROTA: All the time.</s>PEREIRA: This is something. Our baby is all grown up.</s>CUOMO: That's awesome. I appreciate that.</s>CAMEROTA: I know.</s>CUOMO: That was a little bit of low hanging fruit -</s>CAMEROTA: It was.</s>CUOMO: Because she's found so many ways to reject me.</s>CAMEROTA: From bar speech (ph). Yes.</s>PEREIRA: That was good. Good job.</s>CAMEROTA: Thanks so much you guys. Well, the Republican presidential hopefuls criticizing President Obama's Oval Office address about destroying ISIS. So we will get senator Rand Paul's take when he joins us live in just a moment. Stick around.</s>CUOMO: That was impressive.