malone. >> david, quickly, that was pretty devastating it wasn't that long ago elliot came out with a plans a plan to take the stock dramatically higher and executed. when i took over the plan, a lot of cost savings. they do obviously have a much more optimistic view of what can happen in entertainment. david, that's devastating. he is saying, listen, this one is dead on arrival >> yeah. he, you know, he continues to believe as our viewers will hear later that disney and netflix are going to certainly be the survivors when it comes to this area but he does have doubts, jim, about the ability of this particular streaming service to really gain traction and, again, as we point out, these days, if you have any hope of capturing the margin that your business had as it's been distributed over the typical cable wires, you need to do it globally you need to have that global scale. again malone questions that in that area. now, remember, at&t will say, this is not just about a streaming service and w

malone about masa. >> i like masa, putting the numbers about.s a balance sheet nobody can understand so, you know, he's had some home runs, no question. >> he has. difficult, more difficult times for softbank >> yeah. he took some big rides some of them are not performing for him, you know, at the moment but those are cycles. >> you think so? >> i don't know. i mean, i look at each one of these deep loss businesses, it is the old hot dog story if i lose ten cents on every hot dog i sell, i make it up in scale, but it doesn't work you've got to have an argument that scale will improve marginal economics, and i never quite understood uber, never understood why dara took the job. >> you didn't? >> i didn't. it was a hell of a challenge he is a very good guy. so it will be really interesting to see how that goes. >> it is fascinating with uber in particular that softbank in terms of my coverage, funding the biggest investor, yet funding some of their competitors forcing them to lose money, whether it is doordash in terms of competing -- >> masa mayb

elon musk loves to crack the pick up market john malone has warning for hbo. and lee nonardo dapicrio won't an oscar for his latest venture. it's all comeing up on the exchange okerage account. with value like this, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. >>> let's catch you up on a few stories that should be on your radar. time for rapid fire and here with their takes, bill griffith, rahel solomon and robert frank >> can we talk about what we were talk iing about before >> the attire? >> frosted tips on your hair >> if you want to weigh in, there's been a suggestion here that i frost my hair and put tips >> or at least some streaks. come on. >> we'll see what the twitter verse says about this. first up, guys, a bit of contradiction from apple's ceo, tim cook cook telling abc news yesterday he does not believe in lobbyists, preferring direct conversations instead. however, since 2017, the company has reportedly spins $18 billion on you guessed it, lobbying. that seems like a lot. >> you see there's video from yesterday? you see that >> i did

i had the opportunity to talk to malone about it.ey're a very large shareholder at liberty and tom rutledge, the company's ceo. this idea being, and we talked about it, jim, that if you shut down the video business, you actually make more money here's what malone had to say in terms of explaining why that might be the case, and then you listen to rutledge respond >> it has been sort of discovered that actually margins improve as you lose video customers and you become less capital intensive. and so if you shrink the video base, and don't try and innovate the video platform, right, your margins go up, your capex goes down, your leverage free cash flow goes up and your stock takes off. >> yeah, well, that is the narrative. and it is true, but i actually still think that there is margin in the video business. and it is not as great as it is in the broadband business and, yes, it is a little more capital intensive, but becoming less so. so i think that having a lower margin video business attached to a higher margin broadband business ma

by the way, we'll talk about the different issues with john malone tomorrow.al interview with mr. malone, of course, the chairman of liberty media and a whole cast of others as well on liberty's big analyst or investor day you can take a look at some of people i'll be speaking to led off by mr. malone, who i always look forward to speaking to >> david, last year discovery went up $10 after that interview. could you please do that to viacom you get into -- >> discovery is up this week in part because he did -- he did buy 2.67 million shares on monday sold some -- i want to find out about discovery, as well, which had a good week on part on the purchase by malone >> all right, guys early session lows, dow down 66. let's get to bob good morning, bob. >> 2 to 1 declining to advancing stocks tariff and trade, very narrow trading range. this has been going on for a while now. sectors and consumer staples, defensive group leading. the only reason consumer discretionary is up because target and lowe's is pushing them higher. most are down. utilities flattish semis pre

only kareem abduljabbar, karl malone and kobe bryant in front of him.nd james is at that mark at a younger age than all of them. and the boots that lebron was wearing, he gave away after the game. these pictures of the lucky recipient have gone viral. clearly very, very happy with what he got. on to cricket and they've just resumed after lunch on first day of the second test between new zealand and england in hamilton. england need to win the match, to draw the two—test series and they made a good start on the opening day, they put the hosts into bat, and picked up two early wickets. openerjeet raval out for five, and black caps captain kane williamson out for four. tom latham and ross taylor are trying to rebuild the innings. latham's reach his half—century. new zealand are 128 for two. west indies remain on top after the second day of the one—off test against afghanistan in lucknow in india — thanks to a maiden test century for sharmarh brooks. he top—scored with 111 as west indies made 277 in reply to afg hanistan‘s first innings total of 187. hamza

favorite rap hip-hop went to post malone's "hollywood's bleeding". >> words cannot express how gratefulve shown me. >> reporter: and 17-year-old billie issue lis iie eilish won including new artist of the year. >> and that's e "overnight news" for this tuesday. from the cbs broadcast c >>> it's tuesday, november 26th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." double trouble. two powerful storm systems are expected to impact hundreds of millions of americans as they head out for thanksgiving festivities. where travel could be trechious. >>> ordered to testify. former white house counsel don mcghan has been told to appear before congress in the obstruction of justice investigation of president trump. >>> machete. he got a whole knife. >> and hollywood crime scene. a machete-wielding man is shot dead by police. dead by police. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> goodor

ademÁs, el multimillonario acuerdo, malones dijo que entrenarÁ a los empleados de california sobre sus punto de ser deportado como represalia por haber advertido sobre los peligros de ese edificio que ve en pantalla. un edificio en construcciÓn que se derrumbÓ en nueva orleans. sobreviviÓ de milagro al desplome de esa estructura que causÓ la muerte de tres personas. su esposa dice que antes del colapso, Él se quejÓ al menos cinco veces ante sus supervisores sobre el estado de la construcciÓn, era deficiente y peligrosa. ice negÓ cualquier relación del accidente con el proceso de deportaciÓn de este hombre. un inmigrante demandado por varios millones de dÓlares, demanda por varios millones de dÓlares a su mÉdico en utah dijo que la operaciÓn que le hizo lo dejÓ parcialmente ciego. sus abogados dicen que el mÉdico lo operÓ sin licencia. el cirujano afirma que ha pedido desestimar la demanda por el estatus migratorio de hacienda. segÚn Él, le impide presentarla como si no tuviera derechos constitucionales. galo: un doctor en utah, demandado por causar ceguera parcial a un paciente, intent

the teaching then was primarily done by what we called malone dim, teachers coming from the old country and using what were considered old country methods. they were not working here. community leaders started panicking because they were afraid of losing people. if you read what they were writing around 1911, 1915, 1920 similar to what we have have seen in the last decade, we're something. education was seen as the instrument to address this. they were living in america where you had john dewey, a modern nizing public elcation so the idea was let's learn from the science of ped da gong gy that is happening around us and modernize our jewish education. how are we going to do that? >> let's create these burrows that will become a task force in each community to help modernize. and that was the idea then and that grew into develop our schools, not only jewishly but educationally. >> so similar to every faith community, it is a way of in some ways struggling being a laboratory and experiment for the ways in which you are at the same time american and at the same time your coolture, your fac

post malone will perform with ozy osborn, traveling scott and watch showing off their single. and get ready for some ama reunions. and taking home one of the biggest honors of the night, taylor swift for artist of the decade. >> in the past decade taylor swift has exploded as onehusn t industry. it is so appropriate she's getting the artist of the decades award this sunday. >> reporter: but the winner of the biggest award will be in the fans hands. the coveted honor of artist of the year. in the running, drake and ariana grande against other big names. megapub star ciara will host the event, a dream of hers since she was a kid. >> everyone you want to see in one room will be here this night and they will be bringing the fuego. >> you'll get to experience that from home. watch to see who wins coming up on the amas. >>> much has been made about colin kaepernicks work out last week. did he turn up >>> it wasn't exactly a smashing debut for tesla's cyber truck, but don't tell elon musk that. the update he provided on sales >>> one year after the camp fire decimated their town the

debra malone live in santa rosa. >> reporter: halloween has been overshadowed. the annual haunted house in santa rosa wasn't sure it would have power or patrons. it is good to see people having fun after days of turmoil. a santa rosa tradition, trick- or-treating at a his store, mcdonald avenue. this halloween, sonoma co is bouncing back from a real sprite. all afternoon, long lines at a community center, people picking up d groceriesto replace those that spoiled in warm refrigerators. >> kids are lined up around a quarter dressed up in >> reporter: haven't worked sin thursday of last week. we don't know if we are getting paid or not. >> reporter: november will be a tough month for many. >> we have no eggs, no milk. >> reporter: more donations are needed friday so this giveaway can continue one more day. >> anything you need in your fridge to feed your family, we are in need for those individuals who lost their food. >> reporter: milk and eggs are okay? >> those are the most requested things. >> reporter: shopping carts full of halloween candy and groceries. 100

congressman sean patrick malone was questioning him then. thank you so much for doing this after a day of that kind of battle. >> appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> going after witness credibility is always an aspect of any confrontational setting. but to go after a guy wearing a purple heart and to bring in his superior, morrison, to suggest he went outside the chain of command, what did that mean to you as a tactic, that vindman isn't just a uniform. >> it means they couldn't talk about the substance of what he said. the republicans didn't lay a glove on him about any of the substantive testimony he gave which is that he heard the president say something wrong. he knew it was wrong and he reported it. instead they come up with maybe you're not loyal to the united states because he immigrated here as a 3-year-old and his dad learned english at night and put three kids in the military. maybe you're not loyal even though he went to iraq and earned the purple heart in combat. one of my colleagues says what are you doing wearing your uniform tod

other winners included billie eilish for best new artist, halsey for best pop rock song, post maloneap/hip-hop album and carrie underwood for country album. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," come on down. comedian drew carey, host of "the price is right" joins us at the table. i'm anne-marie green. there is the "cbs morning news." m anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® why buy scented oil plug-ins that don't last as long? switch to air wick for fragrance that last up to 60 days. that's 20% longer than other brands. so your home smells true to nature for longer. switch to air wick tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> our top stories this morning -- wintry storms are expected to impact thanksgiving travel from

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you know who that would disappoint john malone. >> john malone >> he's all about scale. >> he's fascinatedscale. great international business fascinated >> i know. i don't have scale >> eric bakebaker, by the way -- >> they ran it on -- what was on a youtube station? >> i don't know. i relistened i listened to it. >> i read the transcript very powerful. >> good. it was >> savaged half the companies there are. >> eric baker, viag ogo ceo going to join us. >> how did you get him >> i had nothing to do -- >> schwab td ameritrade, that deal valued at $26 billion becky quick reported last week, both say the combination is projected to serve 24 million brokerage accounts, $5 trillion in client assets and a pretty granular look at what they do with real estate and branding and, of course, management teams. >> wow had to happen. i don't think -- i was with some people in the brokerage business last week. they all keep saying the same thing. how -- it is almost like butch cassidy and the sun dance kid. who are those guys schwab they turned out to be -- it turned out to be asset gathering is number

ktvu's debra malone reports from santa rosa where the outages caused concerns for many, especially on night. >> we're going to do some grilling because we have no power. >> reporter: the family made the most of the light as their neighborhood slipped into darkness. dinner by lantern, once again. >> do what needs to be done to get get the power back into the holiday festivities, right. >> reporter: families find it difficult to plan, difficult to relax. at least this time their food is safe. a generator hooked to the fridge, but a dark house is also a cold house. >> we will be okay, it will be warm enough for it. they have a lot of blankets, stay warm. >> county officials are monitoring the outage, grateful it's smaller and nowhere as disruptive as prevof lessons and got a lot of feedback. we heard from you. >> reporter: pg&e defends the shut off because they will become as frequent and more targeted going forward. >> i want to believe them. >> reporter: but local leaders doubt the utility can really deliver. >> i have not seen yet the breaking of the grids into smaller segments and re

the boys have been reported for taking drugs but malone wants to bring them in before their behavior gets out of hand. or you might want to it's not allowed to by the people who live. on the love of all the jungle learning are the there was just someone. on the job. for you today the opportunity over. ownership of the look. of mom or doesn't come. but in good advantage for the love of the man for the life of the social. media because i have never been on the brink. of the teams around the power. of the bench i was sitting on going but then i'm up and i was at that number there's a seat up out so that it's going to let's see the gentleman sort of. come up the 1st time. to put that i've done i've got to. run the ribbon round to get it done he. doesn't even know the word of. the column today. but i do love the new yorkers unite the party and. all that do you know that it's not written all over well pretty good but a little bit tough because he could. not shout the. odds you know in it or on the other side fairly will get what you read the luck good luck mornings it. legally action of be

to this malone. well as cooper secretary hale scooper thank you for working late on a wednesday the last time we tend to hear testimony the republicans were good enough to bring pizza down to the skiff. but i'm kidding aside i know we did detain you for about 5 hours that day so on behalf of the committee thank you for your forbearance we do appreciate your patience with this quick question. for you and i think just one question for you secretary hale. was d.o.d. able to. put all the security system funds into contract before the end of the fiscal year. and how much was were they not able to obligate. what was left on the i believe the think here was $35000000.00 and we were able to actually outlook 88 percent total and i think you mentioned that you were able because of legislation the congress passed a continuing resolution to do that as i went through the remainder we are in the process of obligating me right now mainly because of the provision in the continuing resolution right so but for and lit

dafydd malone, top scored with 39, to give england a glimmer of hope.t would be no more than a glimmer, adil rashid was one of the six england batsmen that fail to get into double figures, all out for 155, level at 11, and the third matches on tuesday. lewis hamilton looks set to win a 6th formula one world title at the us grand prix later. he just needs to finish 8th or higher. he'll start from 5th on the grid, with team mate valteri bottas on pole position. a sixth title would leave him one short of michael schumacher‘s record of seven — his last title came when he was 35. hamilton who's 3a, will move clear of argentina'sjuan manuel fangio, they're currently tied on five. the chief executive of the rfu bill sweeney says the dust must settle on england's world cup final defeat to south africa before making any decision on eddiejone's future. he's contracted to lead the team until 2021 but added there have been no fomal discussions about extending his deal beyond that. he's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. he is contracted until 2021, to the

the stage includes the jonas brothers, lizzo, shania twain and the night's leading nominee, post malone is performing with ozzy osborne and travis scott. but no performance is getting more buzz than taylor swift. ♪ shake it off ♪ shake it off the ama's honoree for artist of the decade may be shaking off her very public feud with her former record label after accusing them of forbidding her from singing her old hits on the show writing on twitter, this is wrong. urging fans to let scooter braun and scott know how you feel about this. braun purr k-- purchased the bi machine label, posting his own plea writing on instagram his attempts to have an open discussion have been rejected sharing a screen grab of an alleged death threat against his family and writing, with safety becoming a concern, i have no choice other than to publicly ask for us to come together and try to find a resolution. >> it's got out of hand. people need to come together and have a conversation. >> reporter: braun writing to taylor, you can and should perform any song you like at the amas. >> i would almost guarantee we

how the trump campaign is turning political troubles into a fund raising gold plus i'm from either malone i'm in the kalahari desert in south africa where the world's fastest cars being tested to break the land speed record. how there is still rain rolling up the coast from the carolinas northwards and the still cold air in the plains as cold as it was but of course we are an event that has a temperatures have come down the picture then from monday is single figures here maybe subzero in ottawa and the rain comes up against it so there is that meeting age where i think in parts of new england there will be a bit of wet snow falling but not much comes out of it otherwise well apart from coastal flooding it's an improving situation as this thing rolls north to the western side of the states apart from washington is looking far and drier not particularly windy as you can see if i move your team monday and tuesday everything has got his general trend to move in this direction takes the rain away with it slowly warming up new york's 9 but the stow is coming back across the border you can see t

we would like to thank david landham and david malone from the department of technology for presenting this program. our next meeting will be november 18th, at 5:00 p.m. in the board of ed room. the sac and anyone is welcome to attend our meetings. thank you. >> thank you. >> number four, recognition and resolutions of accommodation there's none tonight. number five, all valuable employees are rave awards. dr. matthews. >> thank you, president cook. tonight, our rave award, which is recognizing all valuable employees, our rave special service award goes to gray todd. he is a teacher at presidio middle school and this evening his principal, emma will be presenting his award. [applause] >> do i need to -- ok. let's try again. good evening. it is my great pleasure and honor as the principal of presidio middle school to announce this month's rave distinguished service award recipient gray todd. gray is an outstanding teacher who goes above and beyond to build school communities for students and adults. mr. todd is a problem solver, innovator, clear communicator, teacher, leader and unites

to seem to lose to malone placed on the street who is going. to seem to lose to. the study station you can do the people who took. this study station you could you. if you. should be surprised. if you. should be surprised. margarita told you that he is going to thank michael griffith told you that he is going to do it. you see him. do it. you see him. in. you. know. if he. says hi dad. says hi dad. china could be pretty irrational no not. in a china could be pretty irrational no no it's not what you want resume it has us to . think that it's not want to hear it has us to. think up to the result you were there. he said quote i hit a totally new to the result you were the. he said quote i hit a totally new. store. by here to order the shoring to get a man who wants a big enough buy here to order the shoring to get. it they would. it will be able to change it will. be able to change its will. but the young couple is determined to move that's why they said he didn't use it. but the young couple is determined to move that's why they started the blog to raise enough for

malone junior, national commander, legion of valor of the usa. mr. charles s.lin, commander-in-chief, leader of -- military order of the world wars. mr. philip j. helinski. , the retiredident enlisted association. mr. brian thacker, congressional medal of honor society of the usa. mr. stephen butch whitehead, national commander, disabled american veterans. mr. dan mary, vice president of governor -- government relations, military officers association of america. ms. karen munoz, board chair, commissioned officers association of public health service. michael r. carton, international president, air force sergeants association. mr. stephen wojikowski. maryland state commander, polish legion of american veterans usa. dr. paul h. cunningham, national president, korean war veterans association of the usa. mr. lawrence g. romo, american -- national commander, american g.i. forum of the united states. the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. i would like to ask the president's and national commanders that comprise our associate membe

david zerfl malone junior, national commander, legion of valor of the usa. mr. charles s.eader of the world wars. elinski.ip j. h ker, congressional medal of honor society of the usa. whitehead, butch national commander, disabled american veterans. ry, military officers association of america. munoz, board chair, commissioned officers association of public health service. carton, international president, air force association. jikowski.en wo cunningham, national president, korean war veterans association of the usa. mr. lawrence g. romo, american g.i. forum of the united states. mr. lawrence g. the associate me committee are located in the boxes to my left. i would like to ask the president's and national commanders that comprise our membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. [applause] [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce the executive director army national military cemeteries, ms. karen durham aguiintroduce the executive dirr armylera. >> good morning. ofbehalf

for rita malone, this is an important selling opportunity. >> it's becoming increasingly hard to make a living here. this show will be kind of like the first milestone in my career as an artist many. >> reporter: shoppers here seem less hesitant to buy. they like what they get and snap up gifts for themselves or others. >> i like the actual arts and crafts stuff. >> reporter: greg price and his wife laura make kinetic art, such as this eye-catching hat. >> people enjoy the fact that this is made locally. >> reporter: where's your shop? >> right by the airport in santa clara. >> reporter: those just starting out can rent smaller spaces but are joined by others helping to catch the eye of shoppers. some use more elaborate displays to capture attention of shoppers. the you can also support local artists and merchants on small business saturday. this special event provides a big boost in sales and brings new faces into the shop, even on a storm day as forecast. >> sometimes it brings people out. it's interesting. they don't seem to mind the rain, and we're here for them. >> reporter: we s

ktvu's debra malone is in santa ro santa rosa without power. 6000 cust heading east along the sonoma highway. we are at a warming center for the peaks, charging stations and hot beverages until morning. >> we are going to do some grilling, because we have no power. >> reporter: they made the first of their dim lights. dinner by lantern, once again. >> will get the power back and get back to holiday festivities. right? >> reporter: families find it difficult to plan and relax. >> we got a generator box. >> reporter: at least this time their food is safe. a generator hooked up to the fridge, but a dark house is also a cold house. >> we will be okay, it will be warm enough. >> it's a horrible inconvenience. i know that. >> county officials are monitoring the outage. >> we have learned a lot of lessons. we have gotten a lot of feedback. we have heard from you and we know that the current way we are doing this needs to improve. >> reporter: pg&e dismissed the shut off but said they will become less frequent and more targeted going forward. but local leaders doubt the bank of futility can

will you to that thing you did with discovery you got it from 18 -- go see malone go see malone and gethat stock from 21 to 30. would you do that for me you did it for discovery do it again. do it again. >> i'll put my word out. i'm happy to talk to -- >> early december, they combine the stock. >> there are a lot of questions and concerns about that business as you know. >> steel mill? >> no, i know. whether they can keep the nfl, how much it is going to cost them. >> i asked tim cook about sports they could own the s.e.c., they could own -- you can -- >> they're not going to do it. >> they're not >> it is interesting because hbo max, they said in their presentation, and stankey made clear in our interview as well, will have -- will go years out, there will be live so that's news and sports. >> that's good meanwhile, frank halota did a nice piece he added the cost of subscribing to apple, disney plus, hulu, netflix, all of those, less than a traditional cable bill. >> yes, i have the fios skinny bundle i get a lot of stuff on that. >> do you? >> yeah, i do. i got a lot of them too. hulu

the long list of superstar musicians taking the stage includes jonas brothers, lizzo, and post malonet. no performance is getting more buzz than taylor swift's. the nominee for artist of the decade may be shaking off her public feud with her former record label after accusing them of forbidding her from singing her old hits on the show, writing on twitter, "this is wrong," urging fans to "please let scott borchetta and scooter braun know how you feel about this." braun now writing on instagram that his attempts to have an open discussion about this have all been rejected, sharing a screen grab of an alleged death threat against his family and writing, with safety becoming a concern i have no choice other than to publicly ask for us to come together and try to find a resolution. >> i think it's got out of hand. people need to come together and have a conversation. >> reporter: braun also writing to taylor, you can and should perform any song you would like at the amas. >> i would almost guarantee we're going to hear older songs. the performance certainly on a poignance it wouldn't have

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ktvu's debra malone is live where people are venturing out. >> reporter: you have to feel for people waiting for stores to open on this thanksgiving night. in this chill those deals better be worth it. >> it's freezing tonight. i just paid for my dinner. >> reporter: shoppers arrived all bundled up and many went home with some extra warmthfor the bed. >> i'm not even used to putting on my heat [ laughter ]. >> reporter: get used to it. a freeze warning north of the golden eight warns of damage to exposed pipes, and sheltered animals and outdoor plants. >> down to the 30s i guess. >> crazy. we had 100 degree weather over the summer, now we have freezing [ laughter ]. >> reporter: of course being able to get inside makes all the difference. for the bay area is an sheltered population the cold can be life-threatening, causing frostbite and hypothermia. >> it's just incredible, you know some people are having a difficult time going through this and i have gone through this and it's very, very difficult. >> reporter: many agencies will offer extra beds and community warming centers during

police say francis malone had two outstanding warrants and also had methamphetamine in his system when he died. investigators say officers ordered the man to drop what appeared to be a gun. they say he then appeared to draw the weapon and that's when an officer shot him. the weapon turned out to be an air soft director the beretta handgun. police say the man wanted to, quote, commit suicide body camera video will be made available later in the investigation. >>> this afternoon antioch police are investigating the deadly shooting of a teenage girl. police received several calls about shots fired in the neighborhood near hillcrest and bellflower drive shortly after 7 pm. officers were told to make men fired shots at her car and ran off. there was also a call from someone saying they had been shot and were driving to kaiser hospital in antioch. figure was pronounced dead at the hospital. a 17-year-old boy with her was also hurt but expected to survive. police say they don't have a description with any of the attackers. >>> the city of san francisco is declaring a state of emergency regard

according to "the post" acting chief of staff mick muscle vapy blames malone for not doing more from stopping witnesses from testifying and he is confirming democrats' accusations in front of television cameras and reporters during that october $17 press conference and adding at tomorrow's hearing you have to wonder if the white house is prepared for the fight. joining us now msnbc correspondent garrett hague, pbs news hour white correspondent and msnbc political analyst imic and anna paum palmer and nira hawk. everyone, welcome. garrett, i wanted to start with you. house republicans seem to be lining up their story and they are focused on the july 25th call. why are they moving forwards only going there, limiting their scope and ignoring what many of the witnesses have said over and over again? >> that's what they think the facts line up. the two witnesses appearing on wednesday were not privy to fa phone call in real-time and they did not have direct connection with the president. the company strategy appears to be evolving in that way. if you choose not to undercut the witnesses i

malone? >> mr. chairman, two quick housekeeping matters. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record abc news story my friend mr. stuart entitled 70% of americans say trump's actions tied to ukraine were wrong dated november 18th, 2019. >> without objection. >> also ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a new yorker story entitled "the invention of the conspiracy theory" on biden and ukraine, how a conservative dark money group that targeted hillary clinton in 2016 spread the discredited story that may lead to donald trump's impeachment october 24th, 2019. >> without objection. >> good afternoon, thank you for being here. dr. hill, first of all, i thought that was some epic plan splain thawing were forced to endure by my colleague, mr. turner. i think it was inappropriate. i appreciate your forbearance. let me ask something. i'm fascinated by this meeting, two meetings, really on july 10th. you have the meeting in mr. bolton's office, sondland says this thing about investigations. bolton ends the meeting. photo, follow-on meet

. >> why no we don't -- interactive home security, no it's too rife with competition, john malone toldn unbelievable interview with david fake. >> we like monopolies. they don't have one. trudy, where my daughter used to live, oregon trudy? >> hi, jim thank you so much for helping us all. we love you. >> oh, my, thank you >> caller: my question is about a very rare disease called ee ee eossinophilic which my husband suffers from there is a drug that presented by the name of allk, and it is roaring. you tell me if it's too late to buy in >> no, i can't i've got to do work. you obviously know far more than i do if i cuff it, i will regret it we promise the come back we've got a little homework to do and one of it will be yours cesar in new jersey, cesar >> caller: hole lab, mr. cramer! >> what's shaking? >> caller: thank you so much for taking my call first horizon national >> i think it's terrific we've been liking it for ages. started liking it around 11. gone up to 16. i think should it go to 18 i think bryan jordan, where are they banking these guys are banking in the wealthiest area

interview since being fired, he told nbc news, that he spoke to the white house counsel and said malone called back the same day to decline the offer, saying the president would be involved. spencer acknowledged not telling esper about the proposal. watch this. >> i will take the bat on me for not letting him knowdy this but he was completely informed on this because as chief of staff briefed ton. >> a spokesman for the pentagon disputed the statement telling the "washington post" that no one on esper's staff was aware of spencer's proposed deal. in the same interview, spencer also argued that he was trying to head off an order from the president which he said he could not in good conscience obey. >> what do i stand for as secretary of the navy? good order and discipline of the united states navy. that's a prime tenet this. in fact erodes that. >> what's wrong with following a lawful order from the commander in chief. >> nothing. everyone should follow a lawful order. that is good order and discipline. i could not in my conscience do this. >> president trump is defending his involvement

post malone leads the pack of nominees followed by ariana grande and billie eilish.orward to that. >>> holidays coming up. you might want to step up your gift wrapping game. you may be wasting your time. a new study has found if you get a badly wrapped gift you're more inclined to like what's inside. you may be disappointed when you get the martha stewart-worthy wrapping job. >> i've used duct tape. >> 0% surprised. >> that only applies to close friends and family, not for acquaintances at the office. when you're wrapping gifts for eva, make sure they're wrapped well. >>> finally we're celebrating a meal near and dear to our hearts. national sandwich day. no matter what you put between your bread, all the meat or things straight from the earth like dan, this is your holiday. it's named thanks to the earl of sandwich. apparently such a prolific gambler he couldn't bear to leave the table and ordered his meat right to the table. >> did you remove the tomatoes, dan? >> a veggie burger with a pita bread, it's a sandwich. >> you don't eat tomatoes? >> the earl would have

stuart: what about post malone, rapper. >> he's been incredible. 3 collaborations, we did those lastoday that we haven't released this, another collaboration coming out with post malone later this year, fans, we have a new shoe for you. stuart: you need those celebrities? >> we need a wide variety of people. no, it doesn't. [laughter] >> that's a great idea, we would be happy to do that. there you go. [laughter] >> our con seemer base is democratic, it's everybody, when we look at our collaboration, collaboration of balenciaga, one of the most premium brands in the world, but diversity is critical, diversity is really important to tell a variety of stories that appeal to a variety of consumers and we've been able to attract a whole new host of customers. stuart: 20% sales growth, who would have known that. you have a slight accent. >> i do, i'm originally from england and i have been living here for 30 years. stuart: i knew i liked you. you taught me a lot i didn't know. >> thanks for having me. stuart: more varney, where are you? there you go. ♪ is just beginn ing. so don't wait ano

billie eilish, k-pop bands bts, got7, exo, blackpink, and a special performance by post malone [ audiencend i don't think any of those people are supposed to be there. [ laughter ] >> that's a shame. you're right i've read the wrong card >> seth: oh, gotcha. >> i meant speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi >> seth: oh, right, right, right. [ cheers and applause that -- that makes more sense. that makes more sense. >> but, she will be giving out free doses of molly. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, well, okay. there you go [ laughter ] you are a teen icon. >> yes >> seth: our final cartoon is by drew panckeri. let's take a look. >> sure. [ mark tree chime >> all right, but just one more episode. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: "the late night players," everyone we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: my thanks to kenan thompson, david remnick, the late night players, steve gorman and the 8g band stay tuned for "a little late with lilly singh." we'll see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lil

here you know, powell really goes out of his way not to mention this you want to point out as susan malone is speaking right there, her staff put together a research report basically arguing that the fed could remain on hold and/or perhaps test lower levels of unemployment and in this moment and time of hyperbipartisanship -- carolyn maloney, sorry about that. in this moment of hyperpolarization, it might be worth pointing out bipartisanship here that both sides agree on low interest rates from the federal reserve >> what i was going to say, one interesting thing in the prepared statement was, of course, the fed chair reiterates this idea fiscal policy is on an unsustainable path interestingly he says that perhaps it will mean that there won't be the political will to have al response in the next downturn, which is interesting in the sense that the fed has been criticized in terms of using up some of its recession-fighting ammunition by cutting rates three times here so both sides seem to say the other guy should be storing up the ammunition for when things get really poor here, but he's n

following the death of elijah cummings several weeks ago, the committee temporarily appointed carolyn malone, the 14-year veteran of the committee. she's now been elected as chair of the committee beating out jerry connelly in the vote, 133-86 and carolyn maloney will now lead the oversight committee to the house and we'll hear from menefee, california and this is fred on the others line. go ahead. >> yeah. i've got a question for you. i'm an independent, however, i'm switching over to a republican in light of the situation. i continue to hear the democrats say one thing that really bothers me and nobody is above the law. if they truly believe nobody is above the law, why would they have concerns about our president stepping in and finding out any corruption that has been going on in ukraine? like one of the other callers previously stated, the burisma, the president of burisma was caught today stating that $16.5 million was given to biden's son. so where is their concern on the democratic side about finding out those issues. >> do you think that's something, fred, that we should leave to th

malone white house opponent to resigned and was replaced as secretary of state by edmund muskie. returned, a period of national mourning commenced in the united states. ♪ >> your suffering, your loss, or not in vain. -- are not in vain. i fervently pray that those who are still held hostage will be freed without more bloodshed. although no one knew it, the hostages had reached the halfway mark of their captivity. many were then moved all over iran. militaryput into a solitary -- maximum security nine with was six by a toilet and a washbasin. and a slot on the door in which they could feed us. >> that was a place where we were sleeping with the centipedes. >> there was not a holland you can do when you are locked into one small room. fortunately we had books. we did a lot of reading. we exercised twice a day and we had a routine that took us 45 minutes. this was a time of spiritual development. >> i was bored, had nothing else to do and i had a piece of paper and a pencil. i used to start doing cartoons of the jokes we had about the iranians, different things about them jacking ar

giving a motorized track chair to isaac malone.2400 track chairs. let's bring in pete from las vegas. pete, how you are doing? ed: good morning. >> morning, guys. jedediah: you're going good work. absolutely. ed, i didn't wear a tie today because i figured you'd steal it. [laughter] no, listen, it was an amazing night. isaac malone -- by the way, shout-out to the marine corps -- he was on stage with florida georgia line, but even greater was there were three dozen wounded vets in the crowd at the show, and they're here for a great cause, and that's why i'm here. them and their spouses are here for the entire weekend sponsored by the venetian resort. it's just a weekend of gratitude where these wounded vets who have given so much to our country got a weekend where they can take in a concert like that, and they were all in the stands watching that, but they're also going to have 2-3 day of vip treatment, and it really the folks at venetian have done a great job literally rolling out the red carpet to make sure they and their families