Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 12/21/2018, including: Friday is quadruple witching day. It’s the final hour of stock market trading when stock index futures, stock index options, stock options, and single-stock futures expire; If Congress and the White House don't make a deal this week to stave off a partial government shutdown, who still has to go to work? Certainly postal workers will be on the job, as officials predict Monday will be their busiest day online. Air traffic controllers will also be at work; A Kentucky high school gave their students a break from the ‘three R’s’ for a day of ‘Adulting.’ Students were taught real-life skills like how to pay bills, change a tire, and cook for themselves. Other workshops included lessons about credit cards and a talk from police on how to behave during a traffic stop. A school official said she got the idea from a Facebook post that said kids 'needed a class in high school about taxes and cooking'.