to now, i read your book over the summer, and i read right next to it a book by bob frank called successd luck. >> guest: yes. >> host: and i came away thinking that one big difference in the big world view between you and bob frank is that you view the world as fairly meritocratic, and he views outcomes as largely based on luck. >> guest: me too. >> host: based on luck? >> guest: yeah, sure. >> host: but when you say that success is largely earned -- >> guest: well, i would have said this, i think 99% of my luck was behind me the day i was born, and then i just got lucky from there. it's true that i went to engineering school, i studied math, i went to business school, i was a student council president, i thought a lot about leadership, i went off to bain consulting and learned a lot about business, so i did train myself and such, and i did take risks along the way. i went, oh, i'm not going to get rich at ford motor company, i'm not going to get rich at bain consulting. i went to wall street, and that wasn't my thing either. mitt hired me, i told him i'd work for free. so did i take so

i came away thinking one big difference in the world view between you and bob frank was that he viewthe world as fairly meritocratic. to use outcomes as largely bases on luck. me, too.>> gue >>u say that success is largely earned.ul >> guest: i would've said i think 99% of my luck was be admitted i was bored and that i just got lucky from there. it's true i went to engineering school. i studied math.bu i went to business school. i was the student council president. i thought a lot about leadership. i went off to been consulting and learned a lot about business. i did train myself and to take risks. i'm not going to get rich at ford motor company, not going to get rich at being consulting. ultimately i lucked out. i told him i would work for free. get naked and currently lucky? of course. it doesn't matter at the individual level. there's a pool of people who are kind of lucky. somebody is going to get lucky. what you need is the poor people who are trying to get lucky, many of whom are not trying to get lucky and they still will get lucky. if you don't have that pool which europe doe

the musician played and produced music with the biggest names like bob dylan, frank sinatra, and the rolling stones. he died in his sleep in his nashville home, and he was 74 years old. >> what a legend. >> one of a kind. >> yep. new developments in the death of a yoga teacher who was killed when the suv she was in with her twin sister. >> reporter: a double take in the case against this yoga instructor accused of murdering her identical twin. >> feels outer rim of your back foot. >> reporter: after dodging charges once, she is, again, under arrest more than five months after investigators say she intentionally drove her suv off 00 foot cliff in hawaii killing her sister in the passenger seat. she called it an accident. >> she did not intend to harm the perp she was closest to in this world. >> reporter: investigators found evidence that the ford explorer accelerated before the crash, and witnesses recall a struggle behind the wheel. >> she was angry with the person. >> she was pulled from the wreck with minor injury, arm in a sling in june when she appeared in court where a judge dr

he went on to record more than 35 albums and worked with everybody from bob dylan to frank sinatra, elton john, rolling stones, joe cocker, and so many others. leon russell was 74 years old. >>> a california sheriff's deputy was shot in what they're calling an execution. 53-year-old david wallace was investigating a suspicious vehicle when he was shot twice at point blank range. that vehicle turned out to be stolen and the suspect who was captured after attempting to steal a woman's purse from a convenience store 150 miles away. machado wasn't initially recognized as the suspect in the shooting, but once in custody, he was identified by his tattoos and a photograph. a motive is still unknown. >>> it was a somber day of remembrance across france, marking one year to the date since paris came under attack, when suicide bombers and gunmen killed 130 people across the a wreath and plaque to honor the victims. and sting performed at the bataclan nightclub where people were killed. they vowed to remain strong in the face of terror. >> the north dakota pipeline protest took a violent turn after

bob dylan, doris day, bb king, the rolling stones and frank senate tra. leon russell was 74. quite a diverse group. >>> by the way, do not forget tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., tucker carlson tonight premiers. thank you so much for invitinin us into your home tonight. that is it for this edition of "special report." justice with judge jeanine starts next. >>> breaking tonight, donald trump names his chief of staff, unof two key appointments in the administration. hello and welcome to a special sunday edition of justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. the word coming from trump tower in new york city late this afternoon, reince priebus the chairman of the republican national committee has been named white house chief of staff

cowboy hat was sitting in front with a grand piano nearby and he played recording sessions with bob dylan and frank sinatra and he died last week at the age of 74. >> dramatic images coming in from the massachusetts coast with six people rescued from a 72 foot fishing boat as it was sinking happening this morning near newport forward and everyone is okay to map investigators turned to figure out why the boat started going down. >> right now killer on the loose in san antonio and an officer gunned down just outside police headquarters. detectives it in writing a traffic ticket when another driver pulls up behind him and shoots him he was shot several times and officers released the photo saying this cat may know something but they are not calling him a suspect just yet and police consider him extremely dangerous and a threat to law enforcement in the public. >> this is everyone's worst nightmare and you never want to see anything like this happen. unfortunately like dallas in baton rouge it has happened here. >> police to never think the killer was connect to the driver being ticketed. >> and other

i'm with frank and bob this morning. stick around. come back to us soon.e'll have a lot of fun things to talk about. >> did you ask to sit with them? is this okay? >> i begged them to sit with them? is it okay with i sit with you guys? >> of course. >> you'll take me? >> they're very nice. >> i'm sure abby huntsman had to twist some arms. >> no one can say no to you, abby. >> they said do we have to tip or not? >> it's got to be yuje. >>> discretionary spending. >>> let's go straight to the top story. who will donald trump hire. he's holding intense interviews for his cabinet. >> this morning, we're learning the big names spotted at trump tower. >> garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c. with the latest on the list. because they come in from washington and go into new york. >> hey, good morning. pretty much there's a giant help wanted sign at trump tower in new york right now. there are lots of folks showing up for it. there are nearly 4,000 position toss fill in this administration. so a lot of names are being thrown out there. yesterday, we saw a lot

frank, that was bob ajanian from the heights. he's got a witness -- apparently donahue's girlfriend -- who says your lieutenant buntz assaulted her on the street. k? of course i did. well, he's in the street. better get him under control. in, uh, in regard to the heights, bear in mind ajanian has his own fish to fry. meaning what? donahue is making him look bad. it's to his advantage to have buntz make you look worse. sergeant, do you have any word from the lab of what was on that dart tip? ind of a strange, curious fact, but i'm experiencing a sort of weird exhilaration. you have any idea when they're gonna finish with that banging? what banging is that? that drumming sound -- that boo-boom...boom. em on that report. boo-boom. mm-hmm. boo-boom, boom... seen the captain? [ clears throat ] washington: never seen the lieutenant that nervous. larue: hey, i've been there. it ain't no walk in the spring rain. you call that pins and needles? i think you call that lucky he got back before furillo did. washington: i heard the captain and

frank for section. >> this is exactly what bob was just talking about this fire from the 4800 block of mulberry street. lets get out to steve keeley with what we know at this early hour, good morning, steve. >> reporter: well, fire's out the but job is not done and it is really bone chilling cold out here, maybe because it is first cold morning, for me, but the wind makes it troublesome for fire fighters out here. you can still see a lot of them here making sure this doesn't rekindle. it is in the 30's but not cold enough to freeze water yet and we know how tough of the the job the fire fighters will face in the coming months. this one was a tough job and this shows how good they are, because they kept this confined to a couple of garages and one house here, you can see, some tires, around the feet of these fire fighters, and that is kind of stuff you see in the garage and that is kind of stuff that makes fires have more fuel, then a normal fire, you can see how big flames were and a lot of people were this one will spread down the street just like we saw in trenton yesterday but philadelphia fire fig

bob dylan, doris day, bb king, the rolling stones and frank senate tra. leon russell was 74.diverse group. >>> by the way, do not forget tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., tucker carlson tonight premiers. thank you so much for invitinin us into your home tonight. that is it for this edition of "special report." justice with judge jeanine starts next. >> it is monday november 14th. this is a fox news alert. isis calling fon lone wolf attackers oo to use trucks as weapons. the target? new york's famous macy's day parade. the terrifying warning less than two weeks before thanksgiving. >> they begin to take shape with two key positions picked. trying to reassure divided america on the first tv interview as president elect. >> don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back. don't be afraid. i am going to bring this country together. >> our future president for the border wall. >> the airline of the year just revealed. fox & friends first starts right now. >> there's a super moon out there. the cloetest the moon will be to earth that will happen about an hour from now, actually.

. >> today a local university honored student veterans by bob jones found that spot is very meaningful to more than 100 vets. >> reporter: frank, it is a new building that will help connect student veterans from their military life to their civilian life. tonight we are outside of watson park where you can see the american flags are up a day ahead of veterans day. just down i-77 today there was another special ceremony at kent state university, stark county campus. >> i'm honored to be here. >> reporter: lawrence is a kent s set to graduate next year. he served in desert storm. >> the uncertainty is the biggest thing. you are always second-guessing what's coming at you. >> reporter: lawrence says the war was short but the transition from structured military life to civilian life took a long time. >> coming out of being a soldier into a civilian world was a drastic change. today means so much to him. it is specifically for 160 student veterans or those in the reserves. here, only they can work on computer projects, enjoy a meal with fellow vets, or just relax and talk. >> if you are having troubles in school or you feel like yo

bob patterson to keep his seat representing mainly camden county. >> isn't the state's second congressional district along the jersey shore republican frank lobiondoted democrat david cole. >> in the third congressional district republican tom macarthur beat out frederick lavergne. here are some results from the garden state. >> ♪ . >> new this morning, a nasty crash left a driver seriously injured in the city's parkside section. it happened on north 44th street near haverford avenue at 12:30 a.m. investigators say the driver was speeding and slammed into a concrete wall. law rushed to the hospital in serious but stable condition. >>> a man and a woman are charged with stealing money from tollbooths along the atlantic city expressway. police arrested angela freeman poles and elijah reeves. >> it is 4:57. still ahead on "action news," tumultuous and divisive campaign is now over. donald trump has been elected the 45th president of the united states and now the hard work of governing and uniting. >> aside from all this marijuana wins big on election day. we'll explain later on "action news." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news

bob. >> look at prudential. merrill lynch saying prudential going to be a beneficiary of dodd/frank. don't forget insurance. t trump university too. >> i know. bob pisani is on the floor with more on what's moving though hard for me to imagine he's going to have anything left to talk about, bob. >> i'll pass on the free panties, but we're getting a mixed open here at the nyse. not mixed over at japan. you see what's going on this weekend? they're loving it over there. they've been up almost every single day. look at the nikkei, that's a 10 and a half month high for nikkei on the weekend. they've been partying for awhile. but the rest of asia is having trouble. merging markets are really having a tough time. take a look at some of the smaller emerging markets, indonesia, thailand, malaysia, they've all been down. of course strong dollar generally rising interest rates a real problem for the emerging markets. here in the u.s. it might be a mixed open but the russell's up again, folks, this is ten days in a row. we're up a new high for the russell 2000, that's not a typo. we're up 10% since the election. s&p 50

frank kendall has been working hard ever since. bob helps him. and it's doable. it's doable. they have the same problem when they're selling to other people as well. other people don't want to get locked in either. so the more you can have open systems where they can continue to keep the ip on the part that they plug in, but the system is open enough that others can plug their own ip in, we can have our cake and eat it too. it is just a matter of being smart about it. >> i'm being mindful because your staff is saying they're going to shoot me if i keep you much longer. you want to bring in talent from the private sector. i do too. i think it would be great. yet, it is hard for us with our opm rules, our civil service rules, to bring in talent that can work for the government. what can we do here? >> i described today one of the things i did in the last few months and this is a key one. i didn't have time to spin it out, so let me answer your question by giving you this example and that is to do direct hiring off college campusescamp. you talk to kids and they say i wanted to

dodd/frank and obviously aca being repealed, that's why the hospitals, bob, we pointed out sharply. it's hard to figure out how the hmos play and anti-trust where we've got of course the government suing two big hmo deals to block them. you know, it's unclear where he's going to stand on antitrust. you would think he would be sort of free market but at the same time he said at&t/time warner shouldn't happen. >> i know. again, that's the populist anti-establishment does the independents of these arms, remember the nixon period, he fired people. could we get back into that kind of regime? i don't know. i mean, i think that you have to keep thinking anti-establishment, anti-establishment that he won't necessarily be captured by the interest. maybe he blows up the interest. i mean, do you think paul ryan -- i mean, paul ryan -- >> i don't know. i think it will be fascinating to watch the inner play between a republican congress and a republican president. but they're not all aligned. >> no. ryan was careful about even saying the name trump. i imagine he's going to say it a lot more this

bob corker according to politico. we can expect action on a hos of items, taxes, defense spending, infrastructure spending, immigration and atattempt to appeal the affordab care act and dodd/frank financial reform, some possibly hinging on the filibuster power of senate democrats. trump met with senate majority liter mitch mcconnel hou speaker paul ryan. you can best those two men have a lot t they want to do and are thinking now we got someone we can do it with. >> let me just say how excited we are about these opportunities for the country. we had a fantastic, productive rolling up our sleevesnd g going to work for the american people. >> whether it's health care or immigration, so many different things, we'll be working on them very rapidly. i think we'll be putting things up pretty quickly. >> jnining me now, senator jeff merkley. i want to start with the images we're seeing out of the city you're in, portland, there are big street protests tonight. there are street protests all over the country. there were last night. is is s just the second day of the new world in whiche find ourselves. you're eingng? >> these protests are folks sending a message to the president-elect th

frank lobiondo and i approve this message. >> sleep paralysis, so many others. >> she actually wakes up, bob, and says she has a dream that shes kind of frozen, paralyzed and wakes up, and actually is, she can't move her body. now, i've had dream like. that will do you ever dream like that, bob? >> i've had that. >> where you are stiff, you can't move at all? >> imagine yourself, you want to move, you want to move and you can't. interesting on that one. 7:31, good morning, thursday, day three of the septa strike. and a live look here, at we've had more accident this morning >> that's a sign that everyone is trying different modes of transportation probably the cars winning in the count. northbound lanes of the blue route 476, accident at mcdade, don't adjust your set. we got fog out here this morning. >> who took downtown fill any can't even see the skyscrapers coming in from south jersey and with the fog, also, bridges the wet roads. ten to 15 minute delays on patco, one of their trains hit a deer, over in south jersey, so that's causing delays. here is your speedometer readings on at and the schuylkill expressway. ten bucks

frank and other factors. comments earlier have chipotle up. >> chipotle is benefitting there. let's start with the dow's run into record territory. bob pisani has been tracking the action. >> the dow is outperforming everything up 1.4%. very unusual because the dow has a lot of stocks benefitting from lower regulations and the infrastructure play. remember the dow's price weighted. here is the biggest -- highest priced stock in the dow is goldman sachs over $200. that has a big weighting in the dow. how about benefits from higher interest rates? travelers over $100 up 3%. there is another reason the dow is outperforming. how about the infrastructure play? home depot another high priced stock. $129. that's up 3%. other infrastructure plays. where is 3 m. another dow component. another really high priced stock in the dow. $173. that stock up about 2%. the bottom line, you get a lot of stocks, infrastructure and you got new highs and an outperformance. >> it's a quite different story at the nasdaq right now. some big decliners weighing on the performance of that index. >> it is a tale of two markets within the nasdaq itself. it is large

bob: he will not see wholesale replacements, we need to improve the regulation in place today. there are good things with dodd-frank things and hopefully we have a intelligent way of refining those regulations. museum ofme about the the new york stock exchange, where are you guys? where are you in five years? we: in a good place in that represent the most efficient way for buyers and sellers to come together. when you look at the transaction cost in the market, it is down by 90% in the last 19 years. that is impressive and we have to continue to deliver our product in the most cost-efficient way. we have used technology to the best of our ability and investors have benefited id. the first thing we have is our listing standards, we have quality listing standards so investors invest, they note these companies have gone through the rigor. with respect to market making and the -- if we eliminate major part of the rule, it will eliminate a wide range -- we look at the market making in our country, it is one driven by technology, not the classical person understanding the bid and offer. we have computers behind it. just

. >> bob johnson, is one of the most successful businessmen around, african-american. he was positive with his meeting. he had a frankp yesterday. he came away that trump is committed to reaching out to african-americans. he voted for hillary clinton. what do you take from that? >> you got to find policy positions. i disagree with donald trump on 90% of what he stands for. we do agree on trade. what he said about tpp and future trade agreements for people in my family who have lost their jobs, that's real. >> you said there's a reason that democrats might deal with donald trump. that's because of what states they are running in. >> you got a lot of vulnerable democrats running in states that trump won. they are going to look for avenues to have commonality. >> thanks so much. >>> ainsley, tell me what's coming up next. >>> coming up, bad news for the clinton foundation. what we just found out and no need to wait for black friday. we've got great deals exclusively for you. like the shirt and you don't need a bra with it, apparently. we're going to talk about that. it's half off today. just for you, "fox & friends." we

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