another reason, of course, is actual ideas from carlton and ben.ou, carlton, what's your actionable idea this week? >> a i'm looking at the owner of sharpie and rubbermaid. they were able to offset some of that weaker back to school send with strong week ware and home -- cook ware and home good sail sales. they're in that continued stay at home trend. jack: and once my 7-year-old realizes she can order sharpies on alexa, that stock is going to pop. [laughter] ben? >> stocks that could do well if the u.s. finds the same path as china, and one of the stocks is te connectivity. they have a big auto business, they're into electric cars among other things. they reported great earnings this week, but this was a week where it didn't matter, and the stock fell 9%. we think they look great here. jack: jack, thanks for that explaining. to read america check out this week's edition of bare ron's.com and don't forget to follow us on twitter. wear your max on halloween and all other times. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "w

ben levisohn, carlton english and reshma.voters are always half unhappy, half happy after an election, but investors were clearly gleeful, and the market was up 7.5%, almost 7.5%, its best postelection return since 1932. break it down for us. >> yeah. i mean, it's a new narrative going around the market now. before the election it was all about the blue wave and how you were going to get this massive stimulus that's going to drive the market. now it's about glued lock, that we're not -- gridlock, we're not going to get tax increases, massive spending, but without the tax increases, everything's going to be okay. we're basically going to have status quo with some small changes around the edges, and you could even get lucky e and see a little cooperation between biden and mcconnell who knew each other from years in the senate, actually worked together when biden was the vice president and mcconnell was in the senate. so there's actually a lot of optimism that gridlock is going to be good. [laughter] jack: i remember that word,

carlton, sticking with those banks. >> i am. bankings, i had a feature in barron's where i looked at five that are poised to grow. but another way to get diversification e is to use the spider regional banking etf. jack: ben, what are you looking at this week? >> i'm looking at the material selects spider etf, he knows that there's been a strong recovery in the manufacturing sector, it's going to continue. manufacturing needs materials, these stocks will benefit. they're up 14% so far this year, and it's going to continue. jack: jim is a barron's top rank advisor, really smart guy who also, i think, has the best lifestyle of any adviser, you can see ski mountains out his window. those are great ideas, thank you. to aide more, including carlton's story, check out this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget follow us on twitter at barron's online. we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable." "barron's roundtable." .......... ♪ dr. michael youssef: joyous and blessed thanksgiving to you and your loved ones. what a year

and carlton thought that these ladies deserve a parade. and so we had the parade we never had before. we are here because of him. >> okay, let's go. i forgot this thing is on. >> go ahead. did you want to comment on anything that happened after you all left service and came back to the united states? >> i beg your pardon? >> did you want to comment on anything that happened after you left the service and came back to the united states? >> oh, i said before i took advantage of the gi bill and i went to the school that i wanted to go to. and uncle sam paid my little subsistence $50 a month. and that was it. there were my mates, the others that stayed in the service but i came out. and that was it. and i never heard any more about it until november. so there you go. like we're making it known to the world that there was a group there. and of course by the time we finished doing our processing of the mail, the snail mail, the mail to soldiers was already formulated. so there was no backup mail at that time. so we got rid of the backup mail and

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carlton house terrace is one of london's most fashionable addresses former residents include 3 previous british prime ministers it lies just a few 100 metres from piccadilly circus. on that june day in 2007 the genteel rose garden was filled with police 1st responders to the strange discovery of a man's body lying on the lawn. the body was that of 63 year old dr ashraf maher one father of 2 a billionaire businessman and a spy. his fall from a 5th floor balcony would spark more questions than answers had he fallen did he jump or was he pushed. dr marwan was the 3rd egyptian living in london. to die in this way in 1973 the egyptian ambassador to the u.k. general a fee nassif fell from a balcony in the very same building. and in 2001 actress who art hosni known as the cinderella of egyptians cinema also found to her death. it's generally accepted that ashraf marwan was a highly valued intelligence agent but what is in dispute is whether he was working for israel for his native egypt or both. as is the case with any unexplained death in britain a police investigation and a coroner's court w

. ♪ >>> if a dance called the carlton makes you smile or cringe, then you might appreciate this. ♪ nowy life got flipped turned upside down ♪ ♪ i'd like to take a minute, just sit right there ♪ >> we were totally not doing the carlton before you came back at all. it's been more than 30 years since will and the banks family entertained us on the fresh prince of bel-air. this week the cast came back with a reunion special. the sitcom became a hit in ways that even its stars say they did not expect. >> i didn't realize how many people we were reaching. >> there will always be a piece of all of us in that living room. >> our show meant black excellence. >> the excellence was the way that we loved each other. >> will smith was already a household name but had zero acting experience when he signed on to "fresh prince." the show went into production within weeks of him accepting the role. it was basically built around him. among other things, the cast revealed that unlike other sitcoms, their writing team took their suggestions about black family dynamics seriously. this was a big deal consid

postal service to city hall. 1 doctor carlton b. goodlett place room 244 san francisco california 94102. eye tomorrows today will appear on november 10, agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, mr. clerk. please call item 1. agenda item one. re-enactment of emergency ordinance 10420 and 15920 to create a right to reemployment for certain employees laid off due to the covid-19 pandemic if their employer seeks to fill the same position previously held by laid off worker or substantially similar position as defined. call the public comment number. 415-655-0001 enter the meeting id. press pound twice to connect to the meeting and press star followed by 3 to speak. finally i am in receipt of memo requesting this be agenda as committee report at next week's board meeting november 3, 2020. >> thank you. colleagues this will extend for further 60 days the back to work emergency ordinance. groundbreaking policy we enacted earlier this year provides right to ferry employment for laid off workers impacted by the pandemic. this ensures lar

jack, carlton and beverly, thank you so much. these are all great ideas. three more check out barron's .com and don't forget to follow us on our social media. that is all prospered happy thanks giving and we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ you have a great weekend if cavuto allows me back i'll see you at the white house on monday. have a good one. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in help you position yourself for the week ahead i am dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. coming up in a few moments maria sits down with the former ceo of chrysler in home depot, bob nardelli, what he says will drive the economy heading into 2021 and how ceos are planning for the new year. she will also speak with the ceo of men's clothing company led barry on the changing retail landscape this black friday and beyond. that first macro trends advisor mitch rishel joins me now, retailers were already offering deep discounts ahead of the start of the holi

carlton's story, check out this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget follow us on twitter at barron's online. we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable." ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks so much for joining us this weekend. coming up in just a few moments, big news on the vaccine front this week. pfizer and biontech seeking fda emergency authorization of their covid vaccine. health and human services secretary alex azar on this move forward. moderna touting its vaccine that's 95% effective and does not need to be kept in a subzero freezer. all that coming up. plus, later on in the program, the head of pizza hut will tell us about business in a covid world today. a check on the restaurant industry. he'll reveal the company's latest menu expansion and the brand new product that has hold out in a matter of hours. but first, let'

carlton, ben, reshma, good ideas. thank you so much. to read more, check out this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget to follow us @bare louis vuitton's online. -- barron's online. we so owe you next week on "barron's roundtable." all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. what a week it was. legal ballots over the election are heating up. i'll be speaking with a key player in the 2000 bush/gore florida recount, former florida secretary of state katherine harris is coming up. but first, top newsmakers in this week's edition of "the week's talkers." watch. you think something switched, something changed in terms of sentiments, that we got more claire few -- clarity? >> mainstream media, they've suppressed the reality over the bidens. maria: there were 138,000 ballots dropped in the middle of the night in wisconsin all for joe biden, not one for trump in that 138,000. >> president trump won an overwhelming victory on tuesday night with certifiable, v

follows the arrest of hundreds of the country's elite in 2017, who were rounded up and held in the ritz—carltonspects at the defence ministry are accused of fraud, and wasting public funds — amounting to more than $325 million. poland's prime minister has again warned of the possible disintegration of the european union if it attempts to make access to funds conditional on member states' upholding the rule of law. poland and hungary have vetoed the bloc‘s budget and covid recovery package over their objections to the proposed clause. the british government is facing a backlash from some of its own mps following confirmation that england will come out of its national lockdown next week. the prime minister admits news measures being readied for them would bring "heartache and frustration". but he said they would cut the rate of infection and the danger posed by covid had not gone away. here's our political correspondent jonathan blake. the end of the national lockdown may be inside, but there are still hard times ahead. the prime minister warned yesterday that most parts of england would face tig

follows the arrest of hundreds of the country‘s elite in 2017, who were rounded up and held in the ritz—carlton public funds — amounting to more than $325 million. face—to—face brexit trade talks are to resume in london this weekend, eu sources have told the bbc. eu chief negotiator michel barnier and other members of his team have been self—isolating, as a precaution, after a colleague tested positive for covid last week. however, one senior eu figure suggested the negotiations could be brief. poland‘s prime minister has again warned of the possible disintegration of the european union if it attempts to make access to funds conditional on member states‘ upholding the rule of law. poland and hungary have vetoed the bloc‘s budget and covid recovery package over their objections to the proposed clause. a trench is being dug around a rubbish dump in sri lanka to deter elephants from scavenging for food among plastic waste. the mammals regularly go to the landfill site, which is near a wildlife sanctuary, in the eastern town of ampara. plastic from landfill sites is a known killer of wild elephants

out was ordered the actually purity man up presented with his signature on countless documents and carlton burner either trying to play down the fact or he denied their authenticity. he's stubborn denials, true admiration from some one defender called him the man without a signature film shown by american cameramen during the liberation of the mauthausen concentration. camp near linz, was still fresh in the memory of those in the courtroom. the prosecution accused culson burna, among other things of having taken part in executions. during his visits there ordered the construction of the gas chambers and in 1945 forwarded him order to eliminate the surviving prison. is the army. make a profit? it will be paid. ok. you asked me, who gave the order to kill the prisoners at the end of the war amount of housing, given how i reply that i don't know of any such order like a pig is finished because if you have it, i don't think i gave one single order to mauthausen, you know, you have had at the entire camp and all his honour's were to be handed over to the and i mean that without any maltreatment

carlton, ben, reshma, good ideas. thank you so much. to read more, check out this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget to follow us @bare louis vuitton's online. -- barron's online. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the president hangs in the balance this hour, so all the more does the nation's future. for years the radical dems have openly threatened to fundamentally change this nation and at the very least change the rules of the constitution in their favor. so now it is that same party telling us that they will now play by the rules, the rules that they've quite obviously broken in a number of states. that they will count votes honestly, they say, in democratic strongholds like philadelphia, atlanta, detroit and las vegas. tonight we will take a look at how closely they have followed that claim. because of the closeness of this election and the charges of fraud on the part of the democrats in so many close elections, it is inevitable that the country will be replicating scenes just like these in the year 2000 when the fate of

carlton's story, check out this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget follow us on twitter at barron's online. we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable." ♪have a great weekend, we'll see you back on monday. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today stating with assurance that he, not joe biden, won the election of 2020. president trump also blasted big pharma for their role in delaying their announcements of the china virus vaccine. president trump also accusing big pharma of playing a large part in the plot to undermine husband presidency. president trump's -- his presidency. president trump's remarks come as his legal team as has won a pathway to victory in pennsylvania and as rinos running the election in georgia today contributed to the chaos that they have created. they had to reverse their first decision to certify results of the vote and the recount for joe biden. it's just all part of the chaos they're created in the state of georgia, the mess. and the battle for the white house goes on. joining us tonight to ta