In his first tweet since the attacks on military bases in Iraq, President Trump assured the public
that "All is well!" "All is well! Missiles launched from Iran at two military bases located in Iraq," Mr.
Trump wrote. "Assessment of casualties & damages taking place now. So far, so good! We have
the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world, by far! I will be making a
statement tomorrow morning." CBS News Military Analyst Mike Lyons joins Tony with analysis of Iran's actions.

It's a new year with a new legislative body in Frankfort. What's that mean for Louisville? Mayor Greg Fischer joins Tony to talk about it.

A funeral for Soleimani is expected to take place in his hometown of Kerman today. The ramifications of his killing are reverberating throughout the Islamic world. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said there were no plans for the US to pull forces out of Iraq. NATO had also announced that they are postponing a training mission in Iraq. CBS News Military Analyst Mike Lyons joins Tony with analysis.

CES – the huge annual technology show in Las Vegas – gets underway on Tuesday. But ahead of the official opening of the show, tech companies are showing off what they’ve got this year. Of course there are the crazy gadgets like a garbage can that will tie bags closed itself when they’re full, a showerhead with Alexa enabled, and a cat feeder that can read a microchip to dispense the right amount of food. Also on the agenda this year is lots of 5G tech, thinner/bigger TV’s, sex tech, and new innovations for smart assistants like Alexa. Alex is attending a reporter preview event on Sunday night and can tell you what else is on tap and will play sound with those showing off their goods. ABC's Alex Stone is there and joins Tony with a breakdown.

CBS News Senior Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger lets you deal with your goals around diet and exercise and instead wants to help you focus on three financial to-dos for 2020.

A recap of the Golden Globe Awards plus this major music festival announces it's line up. That and more in today's Entertainment News from ABC's Jason Nathanson who was backstage last night!

The US is closely watching North Korea for signs of a possible missile launch or nuclear test in the coming days. It's being called a "Christmas surprise." Joint Chiefs Chairman General Mark Milley says the US military is ready for anything from North Korea in the face of Pyongyang's ominous promise of a "Christmas gift" if Washington does not act to ease tensions. US Intelligence believes a short range missile test could come at any time, but a long range missile test is not expected until after the first of the year. CBS News' Military Analyst Mike Lyons talks breaks it down with Tony.

Congress delivered retirement savers a last minute gift: the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act, which after passing the House in May, was neatly tucked inside a federal government spending bill that the President will sign just before the holiday break. CBS News Senior Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Tony to explain.

What might seem like a quick, easy way to send some holiday cheer can quickly turn into a financial nightmare for purchasers of gift cards. Con artists have come up with ways to steal information and tamper with gift cards inside the store before you unwittingly walk in and purchase them. It’s elaborate and risky, but potentially profitable for scammers. ABC News' Jim Ryan takes a look with Tony.

An uptick in violence has prompted the U.S. State Department to issue a travel advisory for several parts of Mexico. If Americans do decide to go to Mexico, they are advised to keep their traveling companions and family back home informed of their travel plans, and if separated from their travel group, to send a GPS location. More than urging them not to go to Mexico, the State Department is prohibiting government employees from visiting there. ABC's Jim Ryan breaks it down with Tony.