and it's great to see bill murray get slapped that many times. when we put just the years on the screen, you know -- it is not -- it's not been by any means a close call. when you actually look at what happens when voters turn out in the polls, the electoral college basically dragged several republicans over the finish line, then they got to name supreme court justices on top of that. what does this very simple chart tell you? if this is a surprise to people in the beltway, why? why do people not know our recent history? >> the thing that's amazing is these democratic ideas are popular. choice is popular. legalizing marijuana is popular. these are popular ideas. i think republicans have a handful of really bad ideas. then they have a candidate who has 92-plus counts, felony counts, against him. so i do think there really is -- this is not really a choice. i would say the other thing that i think, when i think about this lie the supreme court told us, i think about, you know, when they overturned roe. they said this was going to be states' rights.

bill murray is fantastic. >> yeah, he is.ou know, when i was young, like you guys were. i kind of the same age we all saw. but now i don't know why. i am not like. i don't know, maybe it's not long. yes, i'm too comfortable now sitting on my couch watching things on netflix. nothing wrong with that. >> you're the problem, kristen. we find the cinema industry. oh, my goodness. >> the theaters. kristen, what are you doing? >> but do your kids still go? >> kristen not too much, no. >> they all they want to do is stream. oh, marvel movies for sure. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> kids rush to that. okay, speaking of not spending money, would you spend money on this? maybe $100 to smell like an espresso martini? the little coffee guy is selling a new fragrance that smells like the vodka and coffee. mixed cocktail. it's called blend number 83, named after the year the drink was created. the scent includes notes of dark chocolate , sugarcane, rum, arabica coffee and night musk scent. it's currently on sale for $105. what do you think, larry?

and yeah, we saw the cameos of a lot of people, but the most important ones there, dan aykroyd, bill murray you can't get better than the ogs. that was definitely one to watch. from one new york legend to another. watch. >> there's home base where i'll be stepping out this saturday onto the historic snl. >> why is timothee chalamet in the studio? >> what do you mean? he's hosting the show this week. >> i know that. i mean, why is he in the studio while it's being fumigated? >> timothee chalamet marks his second stint as host of snl, the first to host the show following the conclusion of the sag-aftra strike. boy genius joins as musical guest. i don't know if can he talk about his movies coming up, "wonka", "dune." c any way, he's so entertaining. >> i didn't expect him to be a comedic actor like that. he doesn't take himself seriously and go's es along wit the joke. from seattle grace to the "people" magazine. patrick dempsey named sexiest man alive. the 57-year-old said he was completely shocked by the announcement and joked he'd always been the bridesmaid when it came to this honor. he's

it's been like 2004, 2006 since the last garfield movie was on and bill murray was the voice.oduce a whole new wave of fans >> my stepdaughter is into it, but not from the movies, but the netflix shows in between there garfield's a cool show i always thought it was. >>> warner bros. seemingly reversing course on a very unpopular move less than a week ago they announce they had were going to shelf coyote versus acme but after an outcry from the public and film makers, warner bros. is now allowing the team behind the film to shop it to other distributors they did it with bat girl. it's kind of devastating for all those who worked on it >>> drake's going from 0 to 100 real quick while the super star artist just finished a tour last month, he announced he'll be returning for a second leg, called it's all a blur tour. it kicks offer with denver in january. this is touring through next year the grammys by the way, he's nominated. it's in february, but he's left that date blank. hopefully he'll be there >> he is non-stop. >>> why your latestet sla purchase may come with a binding agr

first trailer for the reboot and it's not bill murray. they are.e not the stars there ghostbusters. now. so the spangler family teams up with the i love you like it. special effects are legit. please don't many years. is that if you consider this, that was what mid 80's. so am a law is this is of i don't know if anybody remembers the first i do. i you know, the kids sign of aries. yeah. so rent the first one and then you'll get it. i'm like school. well, i'm also excited for the next few days. hopefully you are, too. we've got a good forecast leading up into the weekend. >> and then tuesday, winter gets here and it stays for a couple i'm thinking next week as movie movie healing. i see later, hawaii. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. enjoy the go with charmin. [♪♪] did you know, sweat from stress is actually smellier than other kinds of sweat? that's why i use secret clin

but we know that bill murray and steph curry usually show up, no matter what. >> oh, yeah.i found out tom brady was going to be there, i would join. >>> meteorologist kari hall. we'll get to cinthia for traffic in a second. kari joins us with a chilly forecast, but it's good, it fits. >> it fits with the season, it's going to be cold as we go into the weekend as well. temperatures continue to drop and we have gusty winds that picked up yesterday evening. that was the cold front coming through. as the winds start to calm down, temperatures will be dropping into tonight. but looking at where we are right now as you're stepping out the door in oakland, it is 42 degrees, and it's 50 in dublin, 56 in san francisco. your east bay shopping forecast, we may get into the low 60s today, so in some spots that may be about 8 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, with san ramon only reaching 61 degrees and antioch headed for 62 degrees for a high today. and then tonight it's going to be chilly, with our north bay valleys under a frost advisory, even colder farther to the north with freez

>> bill murray, "groundhog day" essentially, talking about this government shutdown again.19 shutdown, the last time this happened to really illustrate what happened here. 300,000 federal employees were furloughed during that time if they were deemed non-essential. and we saw in the essential jobs like tsa at the airport as well as at the irs, even though those were essential jobs, they had to go to work but they didn't get checks. the estimate of this is the economy lost about $11 billion from the congressional budget office. only $8 billion of that ultimately came back. what it's worth, markets didn't care that much. they went up 10% during that period of time. >> so, brian, just talking about the impact now on gdp certainly and consumer spending being such an important part of that, even if a brief shutdown, a matter of days, what do we think the impact is going to be on spending, especially with the holidays right around the corner? >> reporter: if you think about it, the deadline being next week, if those paychecks don't come in the week after that, that's going to be

bill murray and steph curry usually show up. >>> welcome back to "the fast forward."of self-driving cars brings the future of safer, more stress-free alternatives to gave gating and sitting in traffic. as we have seen in san francisco, the technology isn't perfect. senior investigative reporter digs into what's next for tech and its future passengers. >> reporter: i'm joining you from san francisco in the back seat of a driverless car. to tell you about a double standard we discovered when it comes to the rules of the road here in california. if you or i were to break traffic laws, say run a red light or speed past a stop sign, we could get a ticket. and possibly pay a fine, maybe points on our license. that's not the case with driverless vehicles. we investigate why and explore how other states have changed their laws to adapt to this still emerging technology. watch the full investigation right now on our website at nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >> thanks very much. be safe out there. >>> happening today, a fun way to get into the holiday spirit. enchant christmas

guest: this is a groundhog day, getting a lot of bill murray movie references from my editors in thet couple of days. this is that repeating syndrome. we were just here five weeks, six weeks ago? september 20 8, 29, 30th. at that point, ivory the did think we were going to shut down. it seemed that kevin mccarthy had no choice but to relent to his far right wing and shut the government down, or else he was going to lose his job. what we didn't realize was that kevin mccarthy either was too naive and didn't realize he was going to lose his job, or that he was genuinely willing to lose his job over keeping government open and passing what they call a clean cr, a simple resolution that says government stays open at current funding levels. so now there are some other conservatives that are saying let's try to get some tuna policies. let's get something about border security and tack it onto this to keep government open. all of those options were pursued in late september and they all failed in spectacular fashion. there was a bill that mccarthy advance that would have kept the government

. >> bill murray said that script was -- the kid who wrote that script was like inspired and genius.ear. okay? >> i don't disbelieve that. >>> coming up, a check on the stocks and cnbc teaming up with the national retail federation and data insights company affinity solutions to launch a monthly tracker of consumer spending. we'll bring you details after this. check out futures before we head to break, 39 points down on the dow. we're coming right back. only sleep number smart beds let you each choose your individual firmness and comfort. your sleep number setting. and actively cools and warms up to 13 degrees on either side. and now, save 40% on the sleep number special edition smart bed. ends monday. shop for a limited time. only at sleep number. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." i'm dominic chu with this morning's big premarket movers. we'll start things off with a dow component that's doing some very heavy lifting this morning. that's boeing, which is up just about 3 1/4 percent right now. just worth about 50 points to the dow if these premarket gains carry into regular trading.

bills and be heard. i look forward to working with chair murray and her colleagues to build on this progress by continuing to process our committee-approved appropriations bills on the senate floor. i urge my colleagues to join me in voting for this important legislative package that honors and serves our nation's veterans, supports our farmers, ranchers, and rural communities, and improves transportation infrastructure and housing opportunities all across our great country. i urge an aye vote on the bills. thank you. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the bill for the third time. the clerk: calendar number 198, h.r. 4366, an act making appropriations for military construction and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: the question occurs on passage of h.r. 4366, as amended. mrs. murray: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there is. the clerk will call the roll. vote: : the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms.

bill for days. democratic senator patty murray called a, quote, the craziest, stupidest thing i have ever heard of. safe to, assume you agree. explain to viewers why this two tiered sea or won't work, and won't get any democratic votes. >> thank you for having me back on, jonathan, i guess the only issue i would take with senator murray's statement, is having worked on capitol hill for almost a decade, now i have seen crazier things from house republican colleagues. but this one, it certainly is up there. a. -- as the new speaker calls it, a term by the way that none of us had ever heard of until this past week. it really doesn't accomplish anything other than seemingly uniting both republican and democratic members in opposition. so here we are again. you might remember, we were at this position just about six weeks ago, heading towards a government shutdown. then, at the very last second when so many of us were preparing for a government shutdown that saturday, september 30th, kevin mccarthy shocked us by putting a clean sea are on the floor, and of course that was the end of him, his speakership

murray have been working to get more regular order for the appropriations process. we should turn to that, leader schumer has had many, many opportunities to pass these bills out of committee to bring these bills for the senate's comment to get to regular order and get us to the conferences we need to do. so i look forward to having this issues in front of us. after we passed the cr and as we moved to look at the supplemental as well. these are very important issues as we got to the end of the year. so we are coming up on thanks giving also. i think when we see all of the turmoil we talk about it, we know it was to the pictures and the visions and the dramatic events going around the country, i think now is the time for us as americans to really be grateful and thankful for all the things in our lives. we have so much in this country that sometimes we forget to focus on that. a little tidbit of news is i was actually born on thanksgiving day my parents were going to name me thankful ever more. i am thankful ever more for this country get to live and so thank. if you want to congratulate the future senior senator from west virginia. >> i am in waiting. it is not lost thinki

i want to thank the good work of chair murray, vice chair collins, and all the appropriators. passing these appropriations bills today is not just terrific news for the country, but an affirmation of what i have said since the start of the year, the only way to get things done in divided government is bipartisanship. the house is going through a futile exercise of passing partisan appropriation bills thats have no input or support from democrats. they're going nowhere. the house ought to learn its lesson. the speaker ought to understand that the 30 hard-right people should not be dictating what the entire house or entire country does. those bills are filled with poison pills, they break the agreement and cut below the agreement we made when we wanted to avoid the debt from being not fulfilled, and they're nowhere. on the other hand, the senate has bipartisan bills, and that is the real difference here. sooner or later, the house and the new speaker will learn the lesson -- if you don't do it bipartisan, it ain't getting done. the senate has been a strong model for how bipartisanship can work, even amidst deep d

murray and senator collins on the appropriations committee. they've worked to get the type of unity we need in order to pass appropriations bill and get them into law, consistent with the agreements that were reached earlier this year, recognizing the division in our congress. we need to have a bipartisan supplemental appropriations bill on the floor as quickly as possible. so i'm extremely disappointed by the action of the house because it's urgent that we consider the supplementalary appropriations bill. and because of the action in the house, it will now be delayed. make no mistake about that. if the house would have acted in a responsible bipartisan way, including the package that was submitted by president biden, we had an excellent opportunity to pass a supplementary appropriations bill before november 17, the date, by the way, that our continuing resolution expires. i am now deeply concerned as a result of what happened in the house as to whether we're going to be able to get that supplementary appropriations bill done before november 7. and it's urgent that we do this. so let me speak about ukraine. ukraine is the front line in defense

bills. chair granger and i have done this before. and she knows that i am ready to get to work to do it again. in the senate chair murray and ranking member, senator collins, are already on a path to dealing with following the budget agreement so that the four corners of appropriations, and so proud we are all women, we get it, we're on track, we know how to do this. lastly, we have to address the crises across the globe that threaten our allies, endangering our own national security. that means a promise to work in good faith to bring forward an emergency supplemental bill that deals with ukraine, israel, humanitarian needs, our influence in the indo-pacific, and to address border security. why are we holding up the resources and investments to the american people? and why are we abdicating our leadership in the world community by not moving forward? and why, when the world is clamoring for humanitarian assistance that the only people holding back humanitarian assistance in this entire congress on the house side and the senate side are the republican majority? let us move forward. that is the only way that we avoid fin

before we turn to your opening statements, let me reiterate that chair murray and i want to enact all 12 appropriations bills including the state foreign ops bill and the defense appropriation. as former secretary of defense, bob gates once told me the most important action congress can take to bolster our national security is to pass full-year appropriations bills to avoid the harm to military readiness that comes from short-term funding patches or sequestration. secretary austin, i hope that you will comment on that in your opening remarks. thank you, madam chair. sen. murray: thank you, vice chair collins. and before i introduce our witnesses and move to testimony, i want to take a moment to welcome someone else today, our newest member of the committee, senator sinema is someone who truly knows how to work with members on both sides of the aisle and i'm sure she will be a strong voice for our constituents. welcome to our committee. sen. collins: madam chair, if i may echo your welcome to senator sinema, we have worked very closely on many bills and i know she's going to be a great addition to our committ

murray and senator collins on the appropriations committee. they've worked to get the type of unity we need in order to pass appropriations bill and get them into consistent with the agreements that were reached earlier this year, recognizing the division in our congress. we need to have a bipartisan supplemental appropriations bill on the floor as quickly as possible. so i'm extremely disappointed by the action of the house because it's urgent that we consider the supplementalary appropriations bill. and because of the action in the house, it will now be delayed. make no mistake about that. if the house would have acted in a responsible bipartisan way, including the package that was submitted by president biden, we had an excellent opportunity to pass a supplementary appropriations bill before november 17, the date, by the way, that our continuing resolution expires. i am now deeply concerned as a result of what happened in the house as to whether we're going to be able to get that supplementary appropriations bill done before november 7. and it's urgent that we do this. so let me speak about ukraine. ukraine is the front line in defense of de

>> dana: douglas murray, i would ask everybody to read your piece in the "new york post" and follow you on social media. you are the eyes and ears. we appreciate it. thank you. >> bill: it is soon approaching high noon in what is a tense relationship. president biden and chinese president xi will hold a summit next week. that's now confirmed. the stakes on the fight for global supremacy could be enormous. we'll check in on that and now this. [shouting] >> dana: anti-israel protestors flooding the streets across the globe. the push to paint israel as a villain continuing to erupt across the united states. >> bill: a bit of a political earthquake. democrat joe manchin will not run for re-election next year. can republicans now flip the senate come november? >> i believe in my heart of hearts that i have accomplished what i set out to do for west virginia. veterinary boutique hospital. i was 5...6 years of age and i knew i was going to be a vet. once alexandra called me to let me know that bank of america had approved my loan... it was important to me. we not only just provide the financing piece, we do everything that we can to surround them with the right people. all

before return to your opening statements let me reiterate that chair murray and i want to enact all 12 appropriation bill including the defense appropriation. as a former secretary of defense, bob gates, once told me, the most important action congress can take to bolster our national security is to pass full-year, appropriations bill to avoid the harms to military readiness that comes from short- term funding sequestration. secretary i hope you will comment on that in your opening remarks. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you pfister collins and before i introduce our witnesses and moved to testimonial to take a moment to welcome the meals to become our newest member of the committee. senator cinema is someone who truly works with both sides of the aisle and i'm sure she will be a strong voice for our constituents. >> madam chair, if i may echo you're welcome. we have worked many closely on many bills and i know she will be a great addition to our committee. >> thank you. >> now back to the business of hand and very welcome secretary of state, antony blinken and secretary of defense, lloyd austin. thank

further ask the bill be considered read a third time and passed, and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there objection? mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: mr. president, reserving the right to object. we cannot send the message to our allies or to the world that america only stand by some of its allies, that our word is only good some of the time. we also cannot send our adversaries the message that they can simply wait us out, allow us to become distracted, allow our resolve to waiver, and that the united states will eventually fail to respond to all of the pressing challenges that we face. our adversaries are watching carefully to see if we will let putin win. and the answer must emphatically be absolutely not. i said it before, i'll say it times again. we cannot just do half our job here. that's not just wrong, it is dangerous and it is naive. and, mr. president, there are fundamental flaws in the arguments i've heard from my colleagues from splitting up this aid. let's start with this one. the argument that somehow we haven't debated ukraine aid even th

murray, the ranking and the vice chairman of the appropriations committee. i support their work. it is my hope that leader schumer will allow those appropriations billsat process to continue. three out of 126 is insufficient and the consequences to finish is consequential. when considering appropriations bills, it is critical that two core principles are established. first is that we must get our federal spending under control. we borrow way too much money. our ability to real estate spond to national security issues is diminished when our spending is out of line with our revenues. second, it's our duty to draft appropriations bills that are judicious, responsible, carefully tailored and that we establish priorities, determine what the nation's highest priorities are for the coming or current fiscal year. congress must start this work immediately, not wait for the final moments, not wait until the middle of the january or the beginning of february. otherwise we are on a path once again to another continuing resolution or, as we said, we would -- or as we said we would not do again a huge omnibus in which these bills are all packaged together, reducin

murray, and cantwell in the senate for working in a bipartisan basis to introduce this legislation to improve the lives of the residents of texas and washington. i urge my colleagues to support this bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cline: we reserve and prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler:00 prepared to close. mr. speaker, this legislation makes a modest but important change to help improve access to justice for millions of americans. i thank the sponsor. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cline: i urge my colleagues to support the bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields. the question is, w will the houe suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 786. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed,

further ask the bill be considered read a third time and passed, and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there objection? mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: mr. president, reserving the right to object. we cannot send the message to our allies or to the world that america only stand by some of its allies, that our word is only good some of the time. we also cannot send our adversaries the message that they can simply wait us out, allow us to become distracted, allow our resolve to waiver, and that the united states will eventually fail to respond to all of the pressing challenges that we face. our adversaries are watching carefully to see if we will let putin win. and the answer must emphatically be absolutely not. i said it before, i'll say it times again. we cannot just do half our job here. that's not just wrong, it is dangerous and it is naive. and, mr. president, there are fundamental flaws in the arguments i've heard from my colleagues from splitting up this aid. let's start with this one. the argument that somehow we haven't debated ukraine aid even th

murray: thank you, madam president. i will vote for this bill to avoid a senseless shutdown, although i do not care for this idea of two funding deadlines and double the shutdown risk. but the big picture i am focused on now is what happens next because avoiding a shutdown is so far from mission accomplished. we have a lot of work to do after the dust settles and before the next shutdown deadline comes up. now is not the time to pat ourselves on the backs, it is time to roll up sleeves and address urgent global challenges and critical priorities here at home. our leadership is on the line and with it the security of our allies and our nation. we cannot do half of our job here. we need a supplemental that fully addresses the challenges in ukraine, israel, humanitarian aid, and the indo-pacific. and enough with pitting american families against america's global leadership. we've got to tackle the child care crisis and other domestic priorities just as we address our urgent national security priorities. we are the united states of america. we can a

bills. chair granger and i have done this before. and she knows that i am ready to get to work to do it again. in the senate chair murraynd ranking member, senator collins, are already on a path to dealing with following the budget agreement so that the four corners of appropriations, and so proud we are all women, we get it, we're on track, we know how to do this. lastly, we have to address the crises across the globe that threaten our allies, endangering our own national security. that means a promise to work in good faith to bring forward an emergency supplemental bill that deals with ukraine, israel, humanitarian needs, our influence in the indo-pacific, and to address border security. why are we holding up the resources and investments to the american people? and why are we abdicating our leadership in the world community by not moving forward? and why, when the world is clamoring for humanitarian assistance that the only people holding back humanitarian assistance in this entire congress on the house side and the senate side are the republican majority? let us move forward. that is the only way that we avoid findi