bubba for the tree of life synagogue, the communities and morning. the president visits protesters. the voters head to the polls in one week, pulling out all the stops to stave off democratic gains. mitt romney hitting the trail for other republicans and we will take you a long as he goes door-to-door. i am shannon bream in washington. trace gallagher at the la bureau, birthright citizenship. >> reporter: the legality of birthright citizenship being debated whether the president follows through on his promises executive action is unknown the controversy surrounding this issue is beginning to snowball and that is bad news for democrats 7 days before the midterms wanted immigration out of the headlines, the started when donald trump made comments during an interview as part of the new hbo series debuting this weekend. >> i was always told you needed a constitutional amendment. you don't, number one, you don't need that. >> that is in dispute. >> you can do it with an act of congress but they say i can do it with an executive order. >> reporter: the pre

. >> can you say bubba? -- you want to say bye-bye?-bye, all right, say peace. >> how cute is that? draymond's kid. all right, dodgers just beat, they just beat the brewers 2-1 in 13 innings in the nlcs. back to you. peace out. >> i was going to say, you ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ (music throughout) >>> we appreciate your >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- john krasinski, matthew broderick, and music from st. vincent. brought to you by michelob ultra, with cleto and the cletones. and now, how sweet it is, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome. hi there. very nice. thank you. thank you very much.

look at it, bubba, there is an airplane on the freeway. >> a pilot lucky to find open space in one of the notoriously crowded freeways. >>> let's turn to an air scare of a different kind. more than a dozen people from a miami to argentina flight were injured after hitting severe turbulence. the plane rocked violently as passengers, flight attendants and service carts were thrown about the cabin. and as tom costello reports, the pilot couldn't see it coming. >> reporter: onboard 1303 the aftermath of a violent encounter with turbulence, dangling oxygen masks, ceiling panels popped open, food and drinks smeared on the aisle and walls. everything flew in the air said once passenger. it happened at 39,000 feet as the airbus a-330 was navigating around severe weather. >> clearer turbulence is not something radar shows so pilots are unable to see it in advance. it can be quite severe and it can be quite sudden. >> reporter: so-called fast-moving jet stream collides with a slower moving air mass. every year passengers and crew members suffer head lacerations, broken bones, and bruises, thoug

. >> can you say bubba? -- you want to say bye-bye?ay bye-bye, all right, say peace. >> how cute is that? draymond's kid. all right, dodgers just beat, they just beat the brewers 2-1 in 13 innings in the nlcs. back to you. peace out. >> i was going to say, y when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... >>> we appreciate your time. >> thank you for being here, jimmy kimmel is next. . >>> tv's number run viral video show, "right this minute." see the thrills and spills from trying to cut corners. >>> a dad excited to hear -- >> one of my best mates is having a baby. >> the helpful book he takes all the way there. >>> a speed boat is not enough. it will take a true cliff one a. what happens when passive aggressive minus the passive part. >> sorry, i opened one of your beers. >> work smarter, not harder. i got to believe that's w

look at it, bubba, there is an airplane on thereeway. >> a pilot lucky to find open space in one of the notoriously crowded freeways. >>> let's a turn air scare of a different kind. many were injured cefter hitting severe turbul the plane rocked violently as passengers, flig attendants and service carts were thrown about thbin and as tom costello reports, the pilot coul't see it coming. >> reporter: on board he aftermath of a violent encounter with turbulence, dangling oxygen masks, ceiling panels popped d p and food and drinks smeare the aisle and walls. everything fw in the air said once passenger. it happened at 39,000 et as the airbus a-330 was navigating around severe weather. >> clearer turbulence is not something radar shows so pilots ar unable to see it in advance. it can be quite severe and quite sudden. >> reporter: so-called clear air turbulence occurs when the fast-moving jet stream collides with a slower yeoving air mass. ever there have broken bones and hrruises throw it rarelytens the aircraft itself. >> this is why we tell you to wear your seat belt, because if you're no

at how the sun influences every aspect of our lives and why it's a constant fascination that being bubba has more. it's our closest star but in many ways it's still a mystery the sun has influenced our belief systems our arts our travel and of course it's the basis for life on earth this show at london's science museum looks back at how we used to think about the sun and forwards the challenges like really harnessing its energy with things like solar panels going forward sail energy we are seeing a lot more technological development for the first time it's actually thought it become cheaper than fossil fuels but we do need that push from politics i will say from the everyday population as well the fuel mileage. one idea featured here is how scientists have tried to recreate the nuclear reactions the power of the sun known as nuclear fusion they thought they'd succeeded in the one nine hundred fifty s. but they hadn't and even with the latest machines like this recent prototype nobody's managed to get more energy out than what they put in if you on a commercial basis is cracked the result

and i said, bubbas, i've got to go.'m not going to die. >> reporter: what he faced that night will be seared in his memory forever. this cell phone video captures a little of what he encountered. >> it's a police vehicle. >> reporter: he rescued people running from their burning homes and helped save countless houses. it wasn't until daylight that he got to venture back to his own home. >> it's one of those just surreal moments. you just look at it and go, wow. there's absolutely nothing left of your home. >> it's kind of a weird feeling to realize the only thing you actually own is your socks. >> reporter: santa rosa assistant fire marshal paul rowenthal also lost his house and all of his belongings. >> left the house with nothing but my cell phone and my money clip. >> right here we'll -- >> reporter: he's now rebuilding, and one year later still trying to soak in what happened. >> we see communities that are destroyed time after time again. but you never think it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: losing his own

. >> look at this, bubba. there's an airplane on the freeway. >> who can even imagine. luckily no cars were hit and no one was injured but what a story to tell. >> indeed. more news straight ahead. >>> i'm michael smerconish in fi fill telephonia. wroud the migrant caravan, e-elizabeth warren's dna, the assumed execution of jamal khashoggi and as for cushowing ea his fate has highlighted the ongoing favoritism of saudi arabia in its battle with iran. >>> plus uncourt now does harvard violate the civil rights act by discriminating against asians? and is the action to end all affirmative action. once to launch a superviewsed injection site. here to discuss the local u.s. attorney which leads me to this week's survey question. go and answer during the course of the hour. should safe injection site sas permitted to combat the opioid crisis and first, what does the saudi royal family hold over the american president. and in the latter he learns he must fum they're holding hands with the king can. his first foreign trip was to the ding. . and nost just order our politicians.

. >> look at this, bubba. there's an airplane on the freeway. >> who can even imagine.as injured but what a story to tell. >> indeed. more news straight ahead. >>> i'm michael smerconish in fi fill telephonia.

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we have to protect bubba gump shrimp at all costs." okay. we got the m&m store. after it was safely removed, we got to see an image of the bomb that was sent to cnn in an exclusive photo obtained by abc news. ( laughter ) yes, that's abc-- the trusted name in cnn news. can we see a close-up of that bomb? we can't show that on cbs. jimmy, blur it. no, the other end. thank you. ( laughter ) of course-- looks like a penis. of course, when news breaks like this, everyone's rushing to get the information out, and mistakes can happen, like this tweet from fox news: "suspicious package sent to cnn contained some kind of white power." >> jon: wow! >> stephen: yeah. >> jon: it dthough. >> stephen: just a little bit. a little bit. >> jon: a little bit of it. >> stephen: an honest mistake. fox has since tweeted out another unfortunate error: "white house committed to finding perpetrator, vows to do everything they klan." ( laughter ) of course-- we made one of those up. of course, last night-- you guys play the lotto? you guys play the lotto. last night as you know-- spoile

friend was like aloof and they were like, you have two choices, you're going to end up in jail with bubbalike, oh, i love my choices, all arrogant. my other friend was crying on the curb. we got hauled down to the station and then we were all sitting there and they go through and they say, we got to call your parents. they get to me. what's your dad's name? i'm like, oh [ bleep ]. kurt russell. they're like, kid, be serious. i said, his name is kurt russell. it's kurt russell. they start fighting over who's gaining to make the call. the guy who drove us -- he goes, i drove them. i'm making the call. and then the arresting officer goes, i took them out of the car and put them on the curb. and they were actually fighting over it. >> jimmy: over who got to call kurt russell? who got to call kurt russell? >> i don't remember. >> jimmy: who was the result -- did kurt come to get you. >> he came to get me, and the cops were, like, here are your guns back, and my -- yeah, because they don't want them. they're paintball guns and my dad was like, they're not his guns and i was like, they're not my

don't want him to die, and my wife was crying and my boys were crying, i was tearing up and i said, bubbas, i gotta go. i'm not going to die. >> reporter: what he faced that night will be seared in his memory forever. this cell phone video captures a little of what he encountered. he rescued people running from their burning homes and helped save countless houses. it wasn't until daylight that he got to venture back to his own home. >> that's one of those just surreal moments. you look at it and go, wow. there is absolutely nothing left of your home. >> it's kind of weird feeling to realize the only thing you actually own is your socks. >> reporter: santa rosa assistant fire marshal paul lowenthal also lost his house and all of his belongings. >> left the house with nothing but my cell phone and my money clip. >> right here -- >> reporter: he's now rebuilding and one year later, still trying to soak in what happened. >> we see communities that are destroyed time after time again but you never think it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: losing his own home has given lowenthal a whole ne

. >> look, bubba, there's an airplane on the freeway. >> wow. so first they were astonished. pretty well for that perfect landing on the highway. you see a little laughter as they pass right on by it. luckily no cars were hit, no one was hurt. >>> all right, a huge day for the royals. the duke and duchess of sussex. harry and meghan of course are in sydney, australia, today, to cheer on the invictus games there. harry created the competition four years ago for wounded and sick veterans. it's a key stop on their first international tour as a married couple. it comes just days after the announcement that meghan is pregnant with their first child. congrats to them. >>> all right. we'll be right back. i used to book my hotel room on those travel sites but there was always a catch. like somehow you wind up getting less. but now that i book at hilton.com, and i get all these great perks. i got to select my room from the floor plan... very nice... i know, i'm good at picking stuff. free wi-fi... laptop by the pool is a bold choice... and the price match guarantee. how do you know al

todd horowitz on the panel, the bubba trading show host and carol roth, future legacy file creator. we'll get back to connect midterms, markets, all the rest of it, as we continue throughout the hour but any reading here, danielle, the way we closed out this month? such a brutal month for stocks. had a good couple days at the end. does it tell us anything? >> well i think what we're setting up for right now is emerging from something of a very bumpy earnings season. a lot of concerns about peak earnings growth. the revenue didn't grow as much as i think investors were hoping but by the same token, november is wonderful month for share buybacks. 50% of the companies in the standard & poor's 500 reported earnings, the 50% can resume the share buyback programs. i think this rush of liquidity, investors trying to get in front of this liquidity what we've seen the last two trading days. facebook definitely beat oner but disappointed in terms of number of users and revenue line. people are trying to get in front of companies buying their own shares. connell: that is interesting angle to i

connell: todd horowitz, bubba trading show and fox business network's susan li. this was down 320 at the low. >> connell, congratulations on the new low. the action was pretty much expected. i personally believe highs are in the for the year this is very expected action after huge rally, we call from traders standpoint, a dead-cat bounce and earnings will be high. i would lean more to the downside going into the end. year. connell: veronica whether short term lows were put in or is this high of the market and is this action we expect from here on out? we continue to watch interest rates. that is what everybody comes back to, i don't know about you. >> that is exactly right. everybody has their high -- eye on the fed. are they doing the right thing or move gradually enough? we're looking at investors in an environment where you don't have as much fiscal stimulus and this is something investors aren't used to. they're readjusting portfolios and expectations for the market based on that? i think we'll keep seeing volatility going into the midterms. we'll see volatil

there would be a bubba gump shrimp company. >> that's disgusting. does that kfc mean kentucky fried -- >> yeah. kentucky fried chicken. >> this is -- no. i can't agree. i'm sorry. >> kfc happens to be a favorite of president trump's. >> let him eat it. he looks like kfc, you know. >> he said it would be nice to have a fancy italian restaurant. >> this is a fancy italian restaurant? you eat on paper plates. how's it fancy? >> i think it's a bad idea to have food down here because there's not a lot of fast food down here and it might encourage more employment and things like that. so, that's not a bad thing. >> how do you feel about the arrangement that they've made to have the philharmonic sponsored by mountain dew code red. >> i feel like i can hear western civilization crumbling as we speak. this is really frightening. >> if they were to, like, redo the outside and make it look like this, beautiful. but don't put a bowling alley where people come to enjoy themselves. >> if somebody invited you, you wouldn't come to the bowling alley. >> yeah, if so

we've got john petrides, point view wealth management and todd horowitz, host of the bubba trading show. the bond market was closed because of columbus day but interest rates spoke in the market. you see turn arounds like you saw today and something is spooking the market. >> yeah, david, what you're seeing first of all interest rates closed from the pit side but they traded in the electronic market and the bond futures were a little bit lower again which is pushing rates higher again. we're dead on target for 3.5% in the 10-year, if not 4% before the year is over. i think this is what we talked about forever with the fed, how they would try to handle this, it is getting away from them. we'll have major wage inflation coming in. that will affect some corporate earnings. i think interest rates are rising. nothing will stop them right now. david: john, i think there is a political trade going on right now which is a lot of folks want to lock in their gains, the trump gains over the past three years in the market and a three month bond. you get 2 1/2% for bonds in 3 1/2 months. with that m

mark luschini, chief investment strategy for janney montgomery stock and todd horowitz, bubba trading.com. there's a lot of talk but i don't think people that talk read income statements or listen to the conference calls, okay? what i'm get something there is a report of factors, the dollar is one of them in my mind doesn't get a lot of press. why google missed, why 3m missed, why pepsi missed. president trump was criticized early this year saying dollar was too strong and that among many things is hurting this market. >> i don't disagree with you charles. weak dollar declined 10% on year-over-year basis. we know the dollar is countercyclical currency, it tends to do poorly when the rest of the world is doing relatively better now this year with desynchronized growth and it is a headwind to multinationals. we'll only had a handful report so far and number will report going forward. foreign earnings represent almost half of those s&p 500 earnings index profitability. that will alone matter along with the headwind by the multinationals that derive business and overseas profits from overseas

todd horowitz for the bubba show. give us a few picks.e have a few minutes. >> using a dating service, it has only been hurt recently because of trade wars and economy in china. then to date you have to have a texting service which brings me to trillion i use to send out thousands of texts. they are trading 72. ally bank is my last choice i think the banks will start to perform much better, with higher rates. ally going into brokerage, banking all online, they're all big winners online with cloud services. liz: you surprised me you have a wild card, kronos. that is a wild card. you have a little bit of extra dry powder where you want to take a shot at something. >> kron, liz, we're seeing marijuana seeing approved state over state. more medical use through other states. some are getting totally legal. it will grow. cronos from canada popping from five to nine. they are a grit dispensary. if you are willing to take risk, it could go back to five and go back to 20 just as fast. this is a great stay in the pot sector, unlike tilray which is

it is not muhammad about whom we should be concerned, it's bubba. in the context of american society, there is fast and slow terror. fast terror, bombs dropping, war being committed against vulnerable populations. slow terror is the everyday form of genocide, and assault upon people's sensibilities. here we see a convergence and eruptions of fast terror, the assault upon these vulnerable souls in a synagogue, the very sanctuary of criminality that was waged against them. then the slower terror of a president using his bully pulpit to bully people, not to console them or offer words of consolation in the midst of grief, but to reenflame and reignite the heinous passions that -- as dr. cohen said, this guy's not a member of mensus society. it's the fact that he gets radicalized. he was radicalized by listening to people on the internet, folk who few haspew half truths. the half truthing of our analysis here leads to people getting radicalized like this man. >> let me take this to you. as attorneys, we can understand that most speech is not banned, for

have restaurants that hit all the different demographics from a claim jumper in a rain forest to a bubba gump everybody fits in a slot and the consumer at the lower level still watches. but the consumer at the upper level is still buying expensive wine, buying the expensive steak, and everybody fits in their niche. >> we are not done with you. we are in your hotel, spectacular place. thank you very much. coming up soon, we're going to be joined by the ceo of the biggest publicly traded bank in houston, prosperity bank he'll tell you what the consumer is doing, how much we're borrowing, and why higher interest rates for him are not necessarily a bad thing. a lot more to do from houston coming up. >> a lot of great insights from tillman and you guys in houston. we'll be back with you shortly later on in the show >>> a whip saw day for the dow over a hundred points at this hour it was up 400 at the highs of the day. then down -ps.50lu what's causing all that volatility those answers coming up on "power lunch." and they don't quit... except for cable. cable? oh you can quit cable. because we

he had that bubba image. he could win back the reagan democrats. very delicate balance because bill clinton was in alliance with the national democratic party that was a lot more liberal. when bill clinton became president in 1993 the first thing he got sucked into as president, think back 25 years the social dynamics in this country was the fight over gays in the military. politically for bill clinton what he campaigned about, a different kind of democrat to win those states to have that be the defining issue that began his presidency set him off as a cultural liberal, that sort of track and you think of bill clinton he won in '92 and he won in '96. in between was the lowest moment for the democratic party at that point after the second world war. republicans gained control of the house in 1984. they called at any time republican revolution. newt gingrich became the speaker of the house. he completeed a 16 year rise from gadfly to speaker of the house. republicans thought avenues genius at that point. that was the back remember to bill clinton not