we'll come back to you as that conference develops. >>> in deal news, shares of buffalo wild wings areoaring after rosarke capital made a $10 per share offer. steve anderson joins us, he covers buffalo while wings at maxim group. thanks for calling in. >> thanks for having me on >> seems like two sides to look at this. you have a private value seeing value here in a chain that's had some struggles the stock was well higher than 150 not long ago how do you think the market will absorb this potential bid? >> i have to say buffalo wild wings has not been immune to some casual dining concerns of late, notably the reduction in traffic. more recently concerns about the decline in nfl ratings affecting restaurant traffic but buffalo wild wings, they have been a growth name, and we think that the potential acquisition by roarke is a plausible one since they have a history of going after restaurants that are heavily franchised are about to be heavily franchised in buffalo wild wings they see a potential to sell restaurants to franchisees, if that would go through that would help the process alo

but this is offer, accounting that buffalo wild wings is looking at. ffalo wild wings ,ttracted as an investment beside still wishes wings? i do not know if i have had their wings, but chicken wings in general. emma: if you take a look at the two,berg, we can see 817 and this shows their enterprise value and it has been falling a little. it is more affordable as a potential takeover target. the last year or so has been tumultuous for buffalo wild wings and they lost a proxy fight with an activist investor and that likely cause their longtime ceo, sally smith, to announce resignation and she would leave the next few months. have also faced a sales front because chicken wing prices have it looksut while affordable, it looks like they're having a turnaround. their most recent earnings report shows that they posted better-than-expected sales. whilst the chief is looking good, it is something that could be seen as attractive to private equity groups. julie: especially because you look across the food universe now and there are pockets not doing so well. we s

restaurant space and takeout, restaurant space is sizzling on the back of arby's acquisition of buffalo wild wingsers has the latest >> reporter: hi, melissa a $2.9 billion deal including debt to buy buffalo wild wings for $157 a share that is expected to close in the first quarter of 2018. now, the chain has been struggling with slowing foot traffic and combating higher wing prices. its ceo sally smith was set to step down by the end of the year now arby's ceo paul brown who was brought in several years ago to turn that background around, will be ceo of both companies. wendy's rallied on the news as the company retained a stake in arby's when it sold in 2011. who might be the next takeover market analyses say nails like noodles and company and zoe's may be next cheesecake factory has fallen nearly 25% for the year, could make sense as a future acquisition although it's a risky acquisition because of its exposure to malls which have been struggling for foot traffic. bj's also has been floated two more deals that don't seem to go away, first ja holding company which owns panera and keurig, dunkin'

changes may be coming to the menu at buffalo wild wings... cki) that's right and it's all because arby's is buying the poplar sports bar for 2-point-9 billion dollars. buffalo wild wings stock had been much lower before rumors about a deal with arby's surfaced two weeks ago. the stock rose again in premarket trading today on news of the purchase agreement. arby's is owned by roark capital, which also has big stakes in auntie anne's, carvel and jimmy john's. minneapolis-based buffalo wild wings has more than 12-hundred locations including 13 here in the bay area... (grant) a group of wealthy homeowners in san francisco is putting up a fight after the street they live on was sold for 90-thousand dollars. presidio terrace was sold in 20-15 after the homeowner's association failed to pay its property taxes. people who live on the street say they only learned about the sale earlier this year. the homeowners are now asking san francisco leaders to reverse the sale. they say they city treasurer should have never sold the street without doing more to

buying buffalo wild wings for $2.4 billion and emerson withdrew its bid to buy rockwell. gs, wife? -- why? >> they have been wanting to get into this for a while, earlier this year emerson made a bid to buy a chicken company, the owners of burger king. friedant to expand in the chicken business, this was a great fit for them. had its problems going back for some time, they had an outgoing ceo and no obvious replacement. this was a good time. , as far as we know, three offers, small bugs each time. david: is there more to come in restaurants generally? >> it is a hot it private equity loves it. you can buy these public companies, maybe shares are doing so great. inre is a lot you can do terms of changing operations, franchising. david: something you are interested in, does this make it an opportunity to buy? >> i would have thought going back to my macro theme, i am not a sector guy, deregulation environments through whatever's happening at the department of labor will make it interesting for businesses in the hospitality and restaurant businesses to engage in more risky be

shery: and in the u.s., the owner of arby's and cinnabon has agreed to buy buffalo wild wings. bout $2.4 for the chain that represents a of buffalo wild wings with the closing price on november 13. joining us to discuss it is at hammond. i'm sorry we have a short time but tell us, why buffalo wild wings? ed: brexit is bumping chicken wings. buffaloes is a great concept, something the consumers feel a real affinity to end roark wanted to go along chicken for a while. they tried to buy popeyes but got beaten in that pursuit. this is a deal that made sense. you throw into that buffalo's is fairly troubled, they are on the board, they have an outgoing ceo , with no replacement, so roark showed up and said, it is the right time to make the deal and they got it done. vonnie: ed hammond. shery: straightforward. that is all we needed to know. vonnie: bloomberg markets: balance of power is next. lots more to come this afternoon in d.c. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? [ phone rings ] it makes you wonder. shouldn't we get our phones and inte

. >>> fast food chain arby's will buy buffalo wild wings for about $3 billion, including debt. arby's parent, roark capital, said the company will operate as an independent brand. buffalo wild wings has struggled to attract diners and investors are hoping for a successful turnaround. bww shares blew higher -- they took wing, how about that? >> there you go. >> by 6% today. they finish at $155.60. >>> nuance communications, which specializes in speech recognition technology, reported better than expected earnings and sales that blew past estimates. the company also gave guidance for the current quarter that topped expectations. shares of nuance were initially higher in afterhours. they ended the regular session up 3% to $15.86. also after the bell, where are maker auto desk said it was cutting more than 1,000 jobs as part of its restructuring plan. auto desk said that move is to focus on investments in cloud delivery. for the quarter, the company reported stronger than expected earnings. shares initially fell in the extended session, ended the regular day down a fraction to $129.

someone just made a big offer for buffalo wild wings. training for this is interesting. he wall street journal" reporting by capital group does is focus on franchise-based company said in a $2.3 billion offer for buffalo wild wings. famous for its chicken wings and worldwide for the chain has been hurt by rising chicken prices and a decrease in traffic at its restaurants. the stock closed yesterday at $115.25 per jump 20% to $150 after hours following news of the deal. look at that. trade you would think chicken wings would be so valuable. i'm so interested in the same is ideal. it is enough deal. >> this is really bad for them, too. amazon ceo jeff bezos one of its programming division to fight his own version of "game of thrones." amazon announced a multi-season tv series of jay r. r., "lord of the rings." amazon prime video adaptation will be a prequel to the 2001 feature films the fellowship of the raid which kicked off the movie trilogy. the deal includes a potential spinoff series at amazon. this is amazon's first program in announcement since the departure of forme

. >>> ashby's wants to buy buffalo wild wings for $2.5 billion.greement the sports bar chain would continue to operate as an independent brand. the deal is expected to close in the first half of next year but it still needs approval from buffalo wild wings shareholders. >>> southwest airlines is hoping for a smoother day than the last two. an airline -- the airline says a new computer reservation system is experiencing problems and some passengers reported not being able to check in for flights through the airline's web site or through its app. >> it is now 4:53. new this morning police make an arrest in the serial killings that have terrorized a florida neighborhood. details on that at 5:00 a.m. >> a dispute over a spot in montgomery county leads to parking lot rage. that story next. >> ♪ hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake sale? bake... bake sale? need to bake in a hurry? use new country crock buttery sticks with sunflower oil. there's no softening required. so baking is delicious and easy. ooh, cookies! ah, ah, ah! (laughter) don't

arby's is buying buffalo wild wings in a deal worth 2.4 billion dollars. once the deal closes buffalo wild wings will be a privately held subsidiary of arby's but will continue to operate as a individual brand. >>> i understand facebook is trying trying to fight back against spam to users account, what is this all about. >> reporter: that is right, you will want to say cheese for facebook. social networking cities asking certain users for photos that clearly show their face, so no more of those butterflied landscape picks. it is reportedly going out to users trying to perform active , typical botts by creating accounts, sending friend requests and creating a ds. that may seem normal but it is what happened. you can see those dummy accounts that looks like someone you know. wait a second wasn't i friends with them already and they did not friend you? that is what they are trying to fur it out. >> i feel like that is so backward. for them to prevent spam and botts you should send them pictures and yourself. it is the whole naked pictures in australia do you r

kate rogers has more. >> reporter: the latest bid to take over buffalo wild wing. the company also owns jimmy john's. who might be the next takeover target? fast food names like mcdonald's continue to thrive last year but fast casual names have been hit hard. analysts say names like noodles and company with smaller market caps and consumer struggles may be on the radar next. another beaten-down name, cheesecake factory which fallen 25% for the year, is a riskier move given its exposure to malls which have also been struggling for foot traffic as nsumer behavior changes. the owner of panera and cabribo coffee is looking at chipotle. the stock can't seem to escape its food safety woes. actor jeremy jordan posted on social media he had been hospitalized after eating at the fast casual chain. chipotle said they investigated and could not confirm his illns was due to eating their food. the stock is down 25% year to date. some say it could make for a worthwhile takeor but others say we may see more activist intervention to turn that brand around. for "nightly business re

arby's restaurant group is buying buffalo wild wings for $127 a share in cash the deal has a total valuelude debt they'll continue to be operated as separate brands, and buffalo wild wings up $155.91. also new this morning, emerson electric has withdrawn its bid to buy rockwell automation that bid had been worth $225 a share, but rockwell had been resisting the bid. emerson says it now has decided to withdraw the proposal because rockwell had refused to engage in talks about that offer. rockwell now down by about 3%. emerson electric up by 1.25% >>> japan's soft bank is reportedly offering the purchase shares of uber at a valuation of $48 billion. that would be a 30% discount to the most recent valuation that we saw, and that was about $68 billion. uber board approved the investment in october. the deal would trigger a string of corporate governor's changes that would limit some early shareholders voting power. it would also expand the board and cut the influence of founder travis kallinic -- it helps to get a soft bank investment couldn't "squawk box" use some type of investment to expa

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stake and also rallied today on that news. >> yeah. >> roark really puturned around arby's buffalo wild wings had similar struggles. we'll see if they do it again. >> wendy's sold arby's, now arby's is buying buffalo wild wings. >> very small world. >> thank you very much. >>> heading to the close 15 minutes left in the tradings is with a bona fide rally today. rare one that we've had in 2017. the dow up 255 points. and gains all around the major averages. >>> last year the high-end jewelry company, tiffany, attributed its lackluster sales to the presidential election when we come back, we have a debate on whether you should be buying the little blue box ahead of its latest earnings report that comes out tomorrow morning. and if the current political climate could affect this quarter's sales. >>> and coming in march, cnbc will host its inaugural healthy returns conference it's a special event featuring ceos, newsmakers, investors and entrepreneurs about the business of health care for more information and tkeicts go to cnbc.com/healthyreturns. ae across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commi

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under the terms of the deal, buffalo wild wings will operate as an independent brand. there won't be a juneor buffalo wings sandwich on the dollar menu anytime soon. the story has particular relevance for our show. most of our writers get paid in arby's. that's not true. i wish it were. budweiser likes to call it self the king of beers. now bud wants to become the king of mars. the company hitched a ride on a spacex rocket. like all good beer drinkers they designated a driver. the beer-making ingredients will remain in space for 30 days. i'm an astronaut, show me a beer. the bud launch is scheduled for december 4. the -- the brewers are going to see if they can figure out how to brew beer on the planet earth. topic number four. bruce springsteen likes to fancy himself as a friend of the working man. so much so he plays four-hour concerts. well, it's time for the assembly line to chug today red bull. he's extending his broadway show for another six months. springsteen on broadway. hey, guys, i hate cops. it's doing so well they decided to keep the glory days going until

. >> arby's, rock capital group is set to buy buffalo wild wings, $2.4 billion josh brown, it's yours >> that's crazy. >> shocking. >> wow. >> shocking. >> so listen my first thought when i heard this news this morning was where the hell did arby's get $2.4 billion from but then i remembered it's a private equity, it's privately held. this actually makes sense. i think buffalo wild wings is being run by a family business the founders were still running it and in charge of it, and it got too big, a public company. been struggling for a long time now and has not been doing well. this is probably putting the stock out of its misery. wish arby's the best of luck turning this company around. >> thor industries hitting its new high on pace for its best day and jim you own the competitor winnebago. >> how much do we like this company just for its name? >> by the way, they obliterated their earnings last night, ref niece, earnings, everything was off the chart which bodes well for winnebago this industry is pick up a lot of steam. i'm in winnebago because of the presumption that baby boomers

actress, per fooup, worth hundreds of millions of therefore can add this to bevy of ideas. >> buffalo wild wingshave early november but now it is official, that you have arby's, is going to buy buffalo wild wings 2.4 billion dollars deal, 157 a share 7.2% premium from yesterday, and then the wells fargo store, of course, we have heard of years of scandal, sales taxes latest that overcharged hundreds of businesses saying committed to foreign exchange business that is what is in particular they said if we find a problem we fix it under new management there but basically, hundreds of agreements, only a few actually got the agreed upon price for you currency trade that puts wells fargo under pressure j.lo incredible businesswoman expanding her role in america. maria: thanks so much, we want to turn to power of amazon ceo bezos net worth 100 billion dollars this week following company popularity during black friday joining us to weigh in host of "varney & company," stuart varney good morning. >> dare i say that mr. bezos is emerging as next or the new steve jobs? i think he is, actually. i think i hi

despite the revenue miss profit beat expectations buffalo wild wings, soaring 25% on a takeover offer from equity. more on that and jack in the box getting -- >> welcome, i am tyler mathisen. begin with a big interview here on cnbc. ge new ceo, flannery carl >> good afternoon, tyler shares of ge down the second day in a row, on track the worst week since the '09 crisis, 8% today, 40% for the year. john flannery on the job 100 days the board cut that dividend in half, layoffs in boston. and signaled changes come to the portfolio and board. the street is not reacting positively we asked flannery about it this morning. >> right now, why would someone buy the shares now. >> outlook in three to five years, growing cash and earnings over three to five years, that's what someone should buy. is it going to be immediate, going to happen in two months, four months, six months, no. there are operational things we need to change for the company >> in terms of changes, analyst come tree about what more aggressive steps ge might have taken, including breakup of the portfolio. we asked flannery how

another deal announced today, arby's is buying buffalo wild wings. arby's has big steaks in untie nines, car develop and jimmy john's. the deal will take buffalo wild wings private. >> the temperatures have been rising. kind of warm for this time of year? >> it is very pleasant. spencer is tracking the forecast as we hit mid week and beyond. >> here's a at doppler 7. there are breaks in the clouds, it's not overcast. let's take a look at some current conditions. this is a live view, looking down on to san francisco. nice clear view right now. we have a 2 degree temperature range, 55 to 57 degrees at oakland. mountain view and half moon bay. another view from our emeriville camera, looking west across the bay. 58 degrees in concord, 53 in livermore. here's a little bit more of the financial district from our rooftop camera at abc 7. it will be chilly again tomorrow morning, not quite so cold as it was this morning. mild and sunny days through friday morning. overnight, once again, we'll see temperatures dropping down into the chilly range, up in the no

another deal announced today, arby's is buying buffalo wild wings. arby's has big steaks in untie nines, car develop and jimmy john's. the deal will take buffalo wild wings private. >> the temperatures have been rising. kind of warm for this time of year? >> it is very pleasant. spencer is tracking the forecast as we hit mid week and beyond. >> here's a live look at 7. there are breaks in the clouds, it's not overcast. let's take a look at some current conditions. this is a live view, looking down on to san francisco. nice clear view right now. we have a 2 degree temperature range, 55 to 57 degrees at oakland. mountain view and half moon bay. another view from our emeriville camera, looking west across the bay. 58 degrees in concord, 53 in livermore. here's a little bit more of the financial district from our rooftop camera at abc 7. it will be chilly again tomorrow morning, not quite so cold as it was this morning. mild and sunny days through friday morning. overnight, once again, we'll see temperatures dropping down into the chilly range, up in the

that's one of buffalo wild wings' main competitors.hey also recently acquired a majority stake in another sandwich chain, jimmy john's work is known to use very little debt in their investments. given their atlanta headquarters, they tend to focus on companies based in and around the southeast. their most recent $2.5 billion buyout fund, though, it struggled to produce positive returns, but their earlier funds have done better and as the size of their funds increase, so too did the number of deals they signed each year in 2016, they completed 13 investments. a record high for them work capital is actually named after the protagonist in ayn rand's the fountain head they say the character exhibited independence and integrity two qualities worth naming a fund after, guys >> all right i learned something. thank you, leslie. i was wondering. $2.5 billion fund. they do have the wherewithal to pull this off with financing, i would assume but it's a pretty big price tag. by far the largest deal they would have done, correct >> that's likely to

you know all the restaurant stocks will be revalued up tomorrow based on the buffalo wild wings offer not every take over is a great idea on the flip side, you've got a company like general electric. ge's become the poster child for bad acquisitions the oil service purchase is near the peek and during the down turn were bad enough the worse was ge's $10 billion take over in 2015. at the same time, ge sold nbc to comcast for now what looks like a song and over the course of several years, they divested some good financial businesses that could be coining money for them right now. finally it was right to keep them it's like they were trying to get everything wrong how bad is it, bad enough to force ge to cut its dividend in half bad enough for the stock to lose 7% of its value just in one day alone. from june it's gone from the $29 in 19. it was lower today it was also the earnings estimates, the 2018, they took the as appellate to the ge the chipper shredder the 2018 if you remember declines from 2 bucks. then we go to 1.08, then $160. now it's down to $1. that's ho rent does. that's a

do you think they got buffalo wild wings on the cheap? it is $50 below its high of two years ago?> brian, that's a fair question this is one of the situation where beauty is in the eye of the beholder looking at buffalo wild today relative to those levels, it certainly looks inexpensive. it wasn't that long ago, roughly less than three months ago, the stock was trading at right around $100 a share have the on a relative basis, it looks inexpensive. the math says they paid about 11.7 times, 10.7 times enterprise value was it high or low i have no idea i am not digging the wing business g sl it is fairly ri it is fairly rich. they have had horrendous operating trends over the next year or two. >> the reason they would pay a multiple like that is because they think they can turn that around >> bingo clearly, this is a buyer who is very smart people, very sharp. she understand the business and specially some of the idiosyncrasies of the chicken wing business. in that regard, i think they clearly have some strategy to improve the brand and ultimately probably to refranchise the remaini

then a bit of extra news, buffalo wild wings got arby's. $3 billion. now you can get your buffalo wild wings. get arby's at arby's. >> get arby's to starbucks. the second holiday cup today. this is the first time they have done it in the same season. the revamped version of the iconic red cup features a white heart with two hands coming together. they have had multiple designs of the same holiday cup, but they all launch on the same day. >> isn't that funny that becomes news? >> people doing whatever. >> "today in the bay." that's it. >> there you go. >> you are going to need a warm, hot coffee, whether it's starbucks, your coffee maker at home to save a couple bucks. i'm trying to do that and avoid spending so much money on coffee. the temperatures are cold right now. they are going to stay on the cool side. we are expected to warm up, but not by much. look at the tri-valley, 39 degrees. the peninsula 45 this morning. the south bay, clear skies across the board, that's for sure. san francisco, it looks as if you are seeing patchy fog forming. high clou

shares in buffalo wild wings are soaring higher, over 25% on word that a private equity firm wants to buy buffalo wild wings for $2.3 billion. the stock market is giving back the gains and then some from yesterday. the dow dropping 55 points and the nasdaq at 23 points. the s&p lower by nine and michelle and kenny, back to you. >> today, san jose city leaders will consider lifting a ban that would allow dispensaries to sell and deliver nonmedical marijuana. this comes with less than two months before recreational marijuana becomes legal. the dispensaries would deliver pot to people 21 years old and up with a state license. >> concerns from rent-controlled apartments. they may get their wish as city council considers changes to the rent control ordinance. sandra osborne joins us from city hall. >> reporter: there was a group here yesterday holding signs, demonstrating right outside city hall. they said there's a a current ordinance that doesn't help enough people and keeps rent increases too high. [chanting] the group of tenants from rent- controlled apartments and san jose took to the

stuart: arby's will buy buffalo wild wings for $157 in cash, total value of 2.9 billion, buffalo wild debt. arby's is joined by capitol group. politics, remember when nancy pelosi said this about john conyers, roll tape. >> we are strengthened by due process just because someone is accused, and was it one accusation, was it two, i think there -- john conyers is an icon in our country. he's done a great deal to protect women. stuart: now here is what she said after meeting with conyers' accuser, ms. sloan told me and i behind behavior disappointing, i believe what ms. sloan has told me. joining me now ceo of concerned women for america. penny, did she flip-flop? >> you know, i think i join the american people in feeling like i'm watching a freak show, stuart. this is insane. i feel that we have flipped on a light switch and we are watching the cockroaches run and we have to lean in and clean up moral decay and yes, she definitely flip-flop, we can't suggest that somehow conyers is untouchable, we believe in process, yes, there has to be due process but john conyers paid out of taxpayer

work capital agreed to buy buffalo wild wings for $2.4 billion. the already own rvs and cinnabon. 1.57 a share. buffalo wild wings is up. emerson electric is withdrawing its offer. remember that proposal and emerson shares are up and rockwell also trading higher. rejectedpeatedly emerson's offers. as we head into this jay powell hearing, look at the bloomberg, just a look at the yield curve, which we have been talking about, the spread between the treasury market, along with the fed target market on the top and the actual spread around 57 on the bottom. this is something the fed obviously is going to be watching as it goes through the next several months and year, as you continue to have muted inflation but the expectation that the fed is going to raise rates. mark: first game in three or four european stocks. my new favorite function is wm , showing you how all of the various countries are faring across the european equity space. .9.ftse in london by energy companies gaming today -- gaming today -- gaining today. also, chinese macro data flowi

>>> shares of buffalo wild wings are soaring today on news of a takeover bid by roark capital, owner of arby's and carl's jr. kate rogers joins us now with a look at who in the space might be next. kate >> hi there, kelly, fast food names like mcdonald's and restaurant brands international have continued to thrive this year, fast casual names have been hit hard making them attractive for potential buyouts. analysts say names like noodles & company and zoey's kitchen with smaller market caps and struggles may be on the radar next another beaten down name, chaez cake factory, fallen 25% for the year could make sense although it's a riskier move analysts say given its exposure to malls which have been struggling b.j.'s restaurant group also down 15% for the year, has been floated as another potential name there's also been chatter surrounding two other restaurant bids j.a.b. holding company which owns panera, caribou coffee and keurig could be eyeing dunkin' donuts one name that has analysts split, though, as a possible acquisition target, is, of course, chipotle that stock can't seem t

burns, for more than fiea and trainer at buffalo wild wings in fairfax county.y say he was a superstar worker there. d.j. burns, shot and killed last night outside his home in new carrollton. his coworkers crushed by his sudden violent death. i talked by phone to travis lar kins, the manager there. >> it's tragic and our staff and myself, and even our -- are at a loss for this young man to lose it. it's s it's so senseless and everyone is hurt. >> reporter: d.j. burns, 24-year-old, an award winning football star at duval high school. he had a shelf full of trophies. it was darryl gibson's youngest son. >> 24 years old. i mean, he's only 24. he haven't even lived his life and being shot cold in the back of his head. senseless. >> reporter: at the place where it happened and flowers. they say that d.j. got a call last night, that he came outside to this mailbox stand where he was shot at close range. police are said to be looking into the possibility that for some reason he was set up. >> me and my wife has to bury my son next week. we got to bury him, and i don't

let's go on to buffalo wild wings. boosting the buffalo wild wings takeover bid. is up by 4/10 of 1%. joe: let's take a look at the government by markets starting with the u.s. two-year and 10 year. look at that. a little more flattening today because the two-year yield ending unchanged, 174, while the 10 year yield is taking a little bit lower -- ticking a little bit lower. a little lower on the 10 year. south africa really big rally in their assets with the yields coming down today. i think julia probably will talk about the rand in a second perhaps. some relief that some actions that the ratings agency moody's was not as severe as expected. scarlet: could have been worse. joe: could have been worse, so relief for the south african bond. julia: absolutely. let's start with the euro-dollar. i want to give you a look at what is going on in the seven-day chart. some optimism perhaps on u.s. tax reform. donald trump tweeting the negotiations coming along very well, apparently. hope on his part for some form of bipartisanship. i believe that with you guys, but we hav

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buffalo wild wings the best since 2009. we talked about this in the half hours yesterday. te equity of carl's jr., and others is thought to have made a cash bid offer for buffalo wild wings. scarlet: good context. joe: let's take a look at the government bond market starting with two and tw10. today's action is indicative of the bigger story. to year yield up to 1.69%. 10 year yield down 2.38%. we have been talking about this flattening forever. the key thing is it is really all the action on the short end. you really see it here. here is the chart of the two-year yield. basically starting in early september, the bottom was around september 12 or something like that. two-year yields were about 1.28%. a straight line up to 1.69%. all of the flattening can be explained by what is happening at the short end of the curve. obviously.e shot up today's producer price index heading into tomorrow's cpi data come you see a substantial repricing of what is going on in the short and lately. definitely the area of the government bond market to watch. scarlet: absolutely. i will encourag

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arby's offering to buy buffalo wild wings. the house democrats used $50,000 of taxpayer money to pay off a former staffer who threatened to sue. it's also a different fund. it turns out there is more than one secret slush fund. wouldn't you not. gregg jarrett joins us next. lou: imreg, we have a lot to cover here. let's start with this money. gregg: it's all done in secret. which is a congressional ploy they set up for themselves. lou: why doesn't somebody ask speaker ryan, how many more damn funds do you have? gregg: on congress could create a slush fund for themselves that they use as hush money. that's what it is. it's time they update their code of conduct. lou: what about the low life over at the financial protection bureau. this stuff by cordray and leandra english who was installed as the new deputy acting director. why didn't that judge throw them both in jail for being frivolous and subversive? gregg: i'm with you on that. cordray knew what he was doing is illegal. it's abundantly clear under the law. experienced lawy

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buffalo wild wings up 27%, getting a big bid from a private group. tition -- the whole deal values buffalo wild wings at $100 a share that's $100 a share -- $150 a share. elliott management took a position in this company. they are looking for changes like making the taubman center go private. in.e seen third point get there's a lot of retail action in this space. home depot, very interesting session so far, down .6% despite the fact their earnings truly crushed it across the board. they surge on hurricanes, upgraded their 2018 forecast. home depot has added 250 points to the dow's monster rally so far this year. take a look at these blue bars, that's the comp from a year earlier and the yellow line is the johnson redbook same-store sales on a quarterly average. i wanted to highlight the powerhouse that is home depot in terms of its sales in particular last quarter. on the salesmance level and now the stock is stalling out. what does that say for the rest of the retail sector that is still struggling? jon: from washington, sarah halzack. hurricane off

all right, mike, here we go. 28% higher for buffalo wild wings. stock has been selling off after some concerns about the operations of the company, whether the last couple years they kind of struggled with the declines in tv -- football ratings and so forth maybe it seems like the right time to do something like this, take it private. you don't want to do it when they're trading at all-time highs. >> came into a zone of below $2 billion market value, balance sheet can be leveraged at this level, too seems like maybe a mid-sized private equity firm can go with a specialty it seems in the restaurant business. maybe wants to make a go of it as a private company. >> they have to have a pretty long-term view on this. >> sure. >> let me put this out there, five or ten years from now they want to make the exit, nfl games on amazon -- >> i say more likely five than ten. no, obviously those are the big risks. i do think you can maybe -- look, i still think people, maybe i'm wrong about this, are going to go out and watch something. >> yeah. >> as they have

buffalo wild wings is up .6%. aurora capital will raise its did another five dollars. wn rvs and want to add buffalo wild wings to the list. a little under 3%. macy's is up 1% premarket as well. they experienced some snafus on black friday. the have some credit card processing glitches. the overall theme we are hearing is black friday if you think it matters did really well. inventories come out, we will delve into that later on in the show. joanathan: it is said to be a marathon week in washington during congress returns today and will again debate on tax reform. the tenant will -- senate will hold a vote on thursday. republicans do not have the votes yet you joining us with more is our white house correspondent. it's great to catch up with you. what is more significant, the fight in the senate or when the senate sits down with the house and tries to reconcile differences? >> that's a big question. republicans are taking this one step at a time. they need to get this through the senate if they get to the house and have that conference committee. this is a big hurdle fo

filed a new lawsuit against the ban, the ninth circuit of appeals is to hear oral arguments, buffalo wild wingsspicey offer, private equity firms, offering $2.3 billion, that's $150 a share for buffalo for wild wings, investors have been licking dirty fingers because the stock lost third of a value in 2017 on the back of higher chicken prices and also folks staying home to watch sports, shares flying after hours almost 30% plateauing near the 150-dollar valuation. all right, from chick on the turkey, thanksgiving next week and you might be trying to find an out fit that can accommodate the extra helping of turkey. >> hi, where is that turkey? [laughter] >> those are my maternity pants? >> no, these are my thanksgiving pants. lauren: you might want to consider stretchy pants. these pants truly perfect for hiding the afterdinner bulk and they even decorated them with a stuffing pattern on the waist. four sizes and they cost 20 bucks, maternity pants for everyone on thursday november 23rd on thanksgiving. maria: we are cracking up. how the big box retailer is using fashion to compete with fashion

stuart: look at buffalo wild wings go. because the private equity firm has made a deal to buy them out, they will pay more than $2 billion. the stock shortly before the super bowl up 27%. timely switch gears again. back to tax reform. i statement said that so many times that something is better than nothing, specifically the sun in. the broad outlines from the house and then it is better than nothing. charlie kirk, young whippersnapper. that's what i say. what do you say? >> agrippa sentiment. this is hardly a good bill. this is an opportunity for generational change in tax code. massive tax cut to simplify the tax code watering it down. stuart: too late for that now. a big tax cuts for small business and make up for the middle income americans. i say that's good. >> i agree with that, but i also think we should be honest with ourselves and say this is not what we elected republicans for. >> if you do nothing. >> i agree. i hope it does pass, but we should demand more from our leaders that anonymous because we can get is a

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is it like a buffalo wild wings or is it a tech? t could be a tech company might be cloud-based wing stop was downgraded from neutral to buy based on valuation after a gain of 35% so far this year. it is a restaurant chain >> could be wing tip shoes >> could have been private aviation i don't know >> wall street may not like chicken wings this morning, but it does like pizza domino's was upgraded at instinet to buy from neutral based in part on opportunities for international expansion. regal entertainment is in talks with the group about possibly be being acquired, and the movie theater operator says the current offer of $23 a share and no agreement has been reached. there's no guarantee they will reach that agreement or finalize it >> gem paulson chief investment strategist, and then, later, bogo entering the highly compact suv market our own phil lebeau catching up with the company eights ceo at the l.a. autoshow to discuss that plus, the compy's alande with uber to create self-driving taxis. squawk returns with a big hour just ah

if tax reform sales finally, insurgence to the rescue if either -- then along comes broadcom buffalo wild wings deliver sub par performance and private equity comes out of the wood works to buy the company remember when the buy the dippers come out and the market goes down some many, often they get frustrated and stop buying quickly. so while it pieb time to pick up apple or facebook here, remember to build your positions slowly, on the way down, so that way you do not panic if the market keeps declining. very hard to do by the way i actually suggested doing some buying but i was concerned people won't have the gum shon to step up sometimes it takes decision minute to buy. i'm always telling you to wait for pull back before you pull the trigger. we pay be staring at the pull back you may be waiting for, so don't panic and embrace it frank in south carolina. >> caller: yes >> what's up frank >> caller: i'm calling by utility company in south carolina which is the santana company. they built two nuclear power plants which they walked away from and left billions of dollars. the way they financed i

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