-lemonis: amc, amc, amc, amc, hugo's, amc. what's this one for $358?da -- a very expensive sushi place. you know what the unfortunate thing is? i live here. hub 51? -j: yeah. -lemonis: $194. another movie. anoth-- jesus. j: it's my only relief i get sometimes. lemonis: i know, dude, but honestly. i mean, brother, i got to tell you something. j: hmm? lemonis: i'm not feeling so bad for you. you're taking out $3,500 a month in cash out of the business, and you're going to morton's and hugo's and going to the movies all the time. -j: yeah? -lemonis: and so this is not fair to the people that -- i mean, if i do a deal -with you, do i have to... -j: no. lemonis: ... be thinking that you're gonna be going -to the movies on my money? -j: no. lemonis: in my mind, as i sit here, what i feel like is, "let me call marcus to see if he'll put some money in to kind of continue this lifestyle." i'm not that far off, am i? j: no. lemonis: you need some discipline is what you need. i was so aggravated by what i was finding that i just needed to get some space and take

. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," the amc movie pass will soon cost you more. the reason behind the price hike in california, for the moviegoers, they have to pay up. >>> how does turkey stuffing and pumpkin pie sound for that thanksgiving meal? how pringles is making your holiday meal prep a one-stop shop for under $15. >>> and a live look for you at the transamerica shop there in san francisco. beautiful, nice and clear. kari will have a look at that forecast, what we can expect throughout the day, coming up in just a bit. 4:36. you're watching "today in the bay." california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state progr visit right now or call during business hours. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland here at cnbc global headquarters. here are today

yvonne: you mentioned the change in amcs.ed to be buying and selling , but nonperforming loans now they are taking loans from local governments, regional banks, all the way to your struggling peer-to-peer lending platforms. are they still stretched to tend to take on the nonperforming loan issue? >> they did lose the plot for a while. they went off and started doing a lot of risky businesses for the amcs. they became shadow lenders themselves. acquisitions that did not turn out so well. the spotlight has been turned on them and they have slowly started to gravitate towards their roots. this has caused them to focus on one thing, nonperforming loans. we can't get in trouble if we are buying from state-owned banks and selling to foreign investors. that is what we will see for the next couple of years. rishaad: there are fewer domestic players involved because of liquidity issues. have they done anything to build that up this year? >> liquidity will continue to be a problem, particularly for this asset class. i don't see it retu

i think it's going to air as three two-hour movies here on amc. it's about a young act resfrom the u.k. on a vacation in greece. and she meets a man on that island, and an innigmatic dude. it starts out as a budding romance, but it turns out he's a spy and he has a different plan for her. >> stephen: and we have a clip. >> if i'm going to do this, i have to know what it is i'm deciding to do. >> and in order to know, you first have to decide. >> well, that's just marvelous. this job, is it dangerous? >> incredibly. this is the secret world, charlie. are you in or out? >> who am i? >> you. >> stephen: don't do it. don't do it. >> that dude is trouble. ( applause ) >> stephen: well, so nice to see you again. >> you, too. >> stephen: "the little drummer girl" premieres next monday on amc. alexander skarsgard, everybody! . allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that yo

shares of amc celebrate up 1% yesterday following that announce m.n muck's spacex has reached a new milestone what is that? >> well it has been nine months since spacex launched its falcon heavy rocket with a tesla roadster and it is driver starmen onboard remember that? spacex says sparman has made it past march orbit and he'll go further before looping back arranged toward the sun again and retreating its trip for who knows how long. >> big plans with big rendering if he can make them. tracee thank you very much. [laughter] all right, well again it is election day. let's take a look at how futures are trading on tuesday, and it is o.c. november 6th routh dow is 24 s&p down four and quarter nasdaq down 22 and three quarters still ahead one of justice kavanaugh accusers does an about face is that going to help energize republicans? at the ballot box today -- and an amazing moment president trump missouri rally -- ♪ the powerful moment that will give you chills that is next. you're watching fbn:am. ♪ (vo) 'twas the night before christmas and all throu

on amc. you can also see him this i friday niga new episode of hbo's "room 104."l shannose nice tyou, buddy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back. >> this is the last time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, you -- [ light laughter ] hey, happy early thanksgiving. thanksgiving is next week. you excited about thangiving? do you cook? >> um, i'm not much of a cook. no. it's funny. i was watching the game that you guys were playing. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it kind of reminds me of, like me at the fridge. because what i will do is i'll open it and i'll think, "well, what in here is about to expire or is about to go in the garbage?" and i'll try to mix it up and make something edible out of it. so that -- 'cause i hate wasting food. >> jimmy: you do. yeah, of course. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you don't enjoy -- do you enjoy thanksgiving? >> i do. i can't do any of it. >> jimmy: can't cook? >> no, no. i cat. >> jimmy: really? >> none of it. there's not even some little -- well, mike brings this. no, i don't bring anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't even bring stuff?

"the walking dead" will resume his story with a trilogy of feature length movies that will run on amcnderstood the concept of how you can get killed off on "walking dead." >> it's about zombies. >> exactly. >>> sean p. diddy combs trying to outdo will smith for his birthday. >> the rapper turned 49 yesterday. to mark the event he posted a video on instagram wearing a nasa-style uniform. he took our halloween costumes. just saying. and announced he was going to jump out of a plane. >> and diddy did it. coming in a picture perfect, almost pillow-soft landing. >> wow. >> wow, right? >> but he came down with another dude. that doesn't count. >> it was tandem but on the back lawn of the playboy mansion which is awesome. >> well, congratulations. >> he only freaked out when he found out there were some clowns hiding in the bushes. then he was like -- >> and it was not cool. >>> all right, next to a blockbuster admission by matthew mcconaughey who incidentally also turned 49 years old yesterday. >> diddy was 49. matthew 49 years old as well. he opened up to the hollywood reporter, the newspa

but this election is also the first referendum of the trump presidency as we near the mid point of amc hi rmtrail and that's where we find nbc's hallie jackson. hallie, if you don't know better, you would think thident is on the ticket. >> reporter: lester, that's exactly how he people to see it acknowledging today in a sense, he's on the ticket. , mbreorhiersty is not on president trump's sideut he's hoping to be an exception. in the three rallies today, largely focussing on fear. under fire for a controversial campaign commercial, the president shrugging it off saying he hadn't heard the uproar about the video he followers. million asked about it today. >> a lot of things are offensive. your questions are offensive a lot of times, so you know. >> reporter:he ad tries to link a mexican immigrant to the caravan. initially aired on sunday night football before nbc universal, the parent company of this netrk pulled it due to its quote insensitive nature. fox news also stopped running the ad, cnn never did. 's critics argu part of the president's fear mongerin how he stationed troops on t

finally, four stars as an amc commander. so, i tried to tell a story the way he wanted, they were his words, he certainly wasn't right on all occasions, he had his biases but what he did was he made a stand and he told it the way it was in his eyes, isn't that all we want? we don't want some wishy-washy guy, we want somebody takes a stand and tells what is expected i can tell you that he had all kinds of integrity and i fell in love with it because he was just a great man. so, at the end, anyone out there that had any kind of personal contact with general dean, i'd like to talk you. he's an unsung hero in the military. thank you . >> thank you very much. laptop -- [ applause ] >> before the next presenter, the question is, can i share with the audience what general dean did when he retired? >> sure, i'd love to hear it . >> i got a call from the mayor of a small town, it was general dean. i forget the size of the town, i started -- one problem, because he was 95 years old, there were not a lot of people that we could reach o

rush that everybody is looking for more and more content these bigger companies are buying buying up amc has walking dead based upon a book h.b.o.'s game of thrones tell us what you think's happening well remember that there is a number there are a number of factors here that are at play and streaming services are mainly the reason netflix is expected to spend eight billion dollars on new content apple also getting into the game expected to spend a billion dollars on content that would be available to users of the i pad and i phones so you've got this these tech players that are involved now in creating content and that means that not only do you have more opportunities for more creative show. and more opportunities for adaptations of successful or interesting books but then you've also got mainstream media companies or kind of the the old storied companies that are trying to compete with those newer companies you know which can print which are looking at stories like the handmaid's tale that maybe wouldn't have been something that would have been considered commercially profitable but t

they stopped breaking out amc versus -- mac versus laptop sales. we saw that segment become less important than the iphone. in termsthe forecasts of how important the iphone will remain for apple compared to services? heaven: -- kevin: four years, there have been discussions about why it's bad that the iphone makes up about two thirds of apple's sales. now we are no longer going to have the unit numbers. we are not really going to know what that means. i guess the good news, the silver lining, is that revenue is still growing at a remarkable pace. it's also alarming because unit sales were up 0%, revenue was up 29%. the good news is, we should assume people will continue to buy iphones in the same quantity. even if they don't get much growth in the future, revenue is still going to be fairly consistent. we are talking huge numbers. about one hundred billion dollar holiday quarter coming up for apple in a few years. they are not going away. this is a very marketing pr decision not to see those negatives on the balance sheet anymore. trendskevin, giv

amc is hiking prices for its movie pass rival stubbs a-list in the 15 states where it's the popular. that includes the d.c. area. starting on january 9th, it will jump from $22 to 20 in maryland virginia, and right there in the district. you can still get the $20 a month rate for the first year if you signe up bef january 9th. it lets you see three movies a week. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell with your weather report on a weathet alday. in addition to being election day, you can see on radar, already some areas of rain moving in and chances for strong toti potly severe thunderstorms during the midday hours. i'll show you your future weather and ten-day outlook coming up. >> new problems on the ybelt and fog across the area. major delays inbound on 395. take a look at your trave tim straight ahead. >> plus decision 2018 is here. it's election day. we're working with you for everything that youeed to know before heading to the p maryland matters says 95% of nancy floreen's money comes from wealthy developers. at'

from those who watch the amc documentary on monica lewinsky, they will think both clinton should be serving some time in jail. with this investigation, there may be a more production out of meadows if you were to look at all of the money tom stier has put into democratic organizations to elect people that all they want to do is investigate this president and ultimately tried to impeach him. let's not forget what the core of stiers grassroots effort is and that is to impeach the president. in these final weeks that meadows is chairman of the committee and can call on investigations we ought to be able to get into things like that. >> what's interesting also, mar is that meadows, the house caucus leader is seeing his committee is also trying to secure testimony from whistleblowers who could've had more information about the clinton foundation, but do you think anything will happen in this department of justice. there is talk that the clinton global initiative got their status from none other than ... >> i have a lot of hope in this investigation because the u.s. attorney huber who is leading

amc is hiking price for its movie pass stubbs a-list in the states where it's the most polar. starting on january 9th, the service will jump from $22. you can still get the $20 a month rate for the first year if you signan up beforery 9th. lets you see three movies per week. >> still ahead, it i election day. we're covering the news in our area and the country. >> plus the information you kee tow before you head out to the polls today. and we're still tracking a two people are dead after a car collided with a bus. details we're still asking inveigators for thisst >>> we begin with aive look outside. we are in weather alert mode closeorning and keeping a eye on another round of rain and wind set to hit the d.c. region this morning. quite a bit of fog as we're heading to work too. >> good morning. >> today isn't only important because of the weather, it's also election day. >> team coverage of the biggest races in maryland, virginia and d.c. live reports on what tou need know before you head to the polls. >> the results oflehision could change the course of the country. we'll be

apparently died in series, he would consider reprizing the role for the movie, unclear whether it's amclauren: doesn't matter. cheryl: best television show ever. tracee, thank you for that appreciate it. lauren: thanks, trace, before we go to break, nasdaq futures down 51, coming up a new day in washington, but will the gop end -- and the dems be able to bury the hatchet. >> i would like to see bipartisanship, i would like to see unity and i think we have -- maybe not on everything, but i think we have a good chance of seeing that. lauren: is the president's optimism warranted, oil prices keep going lower, is opec still powerful enough to send oil prices higher, you're looking at 62-barrels this morning. - at athene, we think it's time for the financial world to stop acting the same old way. you need a partner that is willing to break free from conventional thinking. we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. cheryl: we continue to follow the breaking news coming out of southern california, real quick to futures, we do have a bit of a sell

>> for those who watch the amc documentary on monica lewinsky, they'll think both clintons ought to be serving time in jail. to this investigation, let me say, there may be a more production out of meadows, if he were to look at all of the money tom stier has put into democratic organizations to elect people who want to be -- all they want to do is investigate this president, and ultimately try to impeach him. don't forget what the core of stier's grassroots effort is, to impeach the president. in the final weeks that meadows is chairman of the committee and can call on investigations, we ought to be looking into things like that. >> you know, what's interesting, also, mark is that meadows, the house freedom kau kiss, lead e -- caucus is saying his committee is trying to secure testimony from whistle blowers who could have had more information about the clinton foundation. but do you think anything will happen in this department of justice? i mean, there is talk by the way, that the clinton global initiative got their 501c3 status from none other than lois learner. >> i do have a lot o

[applause] also, tim frank from amc and the os as society and at many of my other friends are here and my family. i really appreciate your support. i have written 11 books. it is not a cliche, the story finds me. washington's immortals, i was walking with a battalion commander in fallujah and we found a vested sign that said there are 200 56 continental soldiers buried in a mass grave in brooklyn somewhere. i wanted to know the back story. it is history in plain sight. the unknowns are no different. i was given the opportunity to be a guy in france for the fit remains and a warrior regiment. as we walked, the battleground, hallowed ground of belleau wood, which happened 100 years ago, where the marine corps and second division helped save paris. they stopped the german drive. we looked around the news and there is little talk about the battle of belleau wood. that is the reason why i wrote the unknown. it is an unknown generation, a forgotten generation that changed the world. walking around the shell of belleau woods, there is still mustard gas. the land is scarred by world war i. i w

this comes as its rival movie pass has been losing subscribers amc stock is actually down to .5%.ay. in the history of our country. the hottest jobs market on the planet earth. everything we've achieved is at stake tomorrow because they can take it apart just as fast as we built it, but i don't think that's going to happen based on what i've been all over. stuart: much luck with us, chairman of the american conservative union. i do believe president trump got to his base and really fired them out. the ditty change any minds of those in the middle? independent or undecided. >> i think he did mostly because the former american president wants to have the business of america is business. when the economy is this smoking hot, stuart, and makes people realize that their vote matters. the key thing that president trump did is try to convince trump voters from 2016 to do something most of them probably don't them probably down to which his boat in the midterm election. if those low propensity voters turn out today, republicans could have a big night. stuart: 36 million early voters in 20

in china for nonperforming loans, which are portfolios of loans that you would buy from a bank or an amcsting thing is that it is a fairly large opportunity in china, but the system is being very methodical about how they are worked out. david: not for everyone, though? jonathan: know, you need to have very specific skills in analyzing large groups of loans. if you are doing it right, you're looking at the lion inres of loans, not doing it some statistical way. you need people on shore to service the loans and you need to have experience understanding diverse pools. beene, is a place that has overeading area for np;s the last five years -- for nonperforming loans over the last five years, and there are constructive ways that the government can help that would be applicable over here. history does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme. david: one of the key issues in china, the slowdown, the lack of reverend credit, what have you, you are starting to see that really show up, with high-yield moving up in the property sector in china. how does that affect you in your npl portfolio, if any? b

we just closed our deal with amc network to combine our company with them. >> did you see rick died forad. >> spoiler alert. >> oh, sorry >> let's get to the sectors you just mentioned autos and homes. those have been very interest rate sensitive sectors we've seen a lot of slowdown there and people are saying that's a reason the fed shouldn't keep raising rates do you agree with that >> you know, i think the fed is sort of always fighting last year's recession or inflation, i guess i would say. >> so they're backwards? >> they always look backwards. their job is to keep the economy at a level of growth and, you know, it's always very hard to do so you err on the side of what didn't we do the last time we had a breakout on inflation but yeah they are very sensitive to interest rates rising. if mortgage rates go up, home building goes down and also imports wi imports, tariffs for building supplies, things like that >> so eric, how about moelis what are you going to do today when you go in >> listen. i do think -- i mean, the outcome of the midterms is the status quo as we've said just th