comes in, a catalyst elliot.terday morning the activist firm led by the legendary slash, notorious paul slinger, announced that it had taken a 3 pn3$.2 billion stake in at&t and released a record. i don't want to bury the lead, right on page 1, elliot says they have a plan to get at&t stock to 60 bucks within the next 2 1/2 years, for 65% gain, versus closed on friday night, how, i'm going to walk you through it you have to understand the argument, if the plan, if you're going to buy the stock you can't just mindlessly piggy pack off elliot's homework, as much as i like his home work, you deserve better so do they first, point out at&t's long time underperformance, lagging in the s&p 150 percentage points over the last decade, even when you include dividends, it's lagged verizon by 88% over the same period. ouch second, elliot explains they're taking under performance after bell was broken up in 1994, the company that became at&t, grew by acquiring the phone bills, a fabulous tragedy that made shareholders a fort

, you know who wins elliot wins. of another company said when he gets a letter from like this from elliot, it's like googling what's the thing on my arm and getting the response back you're going to die okay there's no question that elliot wins this. both on the merits and on the fact that just a tough, tough firm i mean for crying out loud they impouned an argentine naval vessel, albeit a sailing vessel when they were in a dispute with them underlying this is a really, really good company. it's undervalue d, splitting it up will probably get this stock into the mid 70s before year end so i think you hold it here, brian. if for some reason management wins out, and they're not going to, then this is a slow xwgainer of 15ish per pecent for the nex three years but elliot is going to win this. >> great stuff for calling this in don't ever google anything it's always you're going to die. marathon if you're listen, you know i've called you a million times. open invitation to come on cnbc. now, let's change gears literally.

the lively elliot was desperate to join the scoresheet but he was once again.re was in safe hands. so confirmation of all of tonight's scores. bourenmouth beaten by burton albion, oxford united beating west ham and sheffield beaten by sunderland. and a huge win for chelsea — they thrashed grimsby 7—1. well the draw for the fourth round has been made and there are some tasty ties ahead. chelsea face manchester united, liverpool host arsenal and theirs a big midlands derby beaten aston villa and wolves. you can see the full draw on the bbc sport website. manchester city's women are through to the last 16 of the champions league. they beat lugano a—nil tonight, which means they thrashed them 11—1 on aggregate in the end. city continued where they left off from the first leg with keira walsh brilliantly setting upjanine beckie in the 5th minute. she went on to get a hat—trick. before pauline bremer scored the 4th. so city have gone one better than last season after they were knocked out in the last 32. there were also four games in the scottish league cup tonight.

billy elliot performing at the royal ballet school.nce. and it's been such a privilege to play bernie in that movie. >> stephen: that's lovely, that's lovely. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. >> stephen: so nice to meet you. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: "skin" is in select theaters this friday. jamie bell, everybody! we'll be right back. ( applause ) cooper! did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone and we are well past wethe honeymoon phase. oooh lufa. ocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more than half-empty! you need to relax tom. oww! tom, you need a little tom time. a little tt. stop living with at&t. xfinity delivers gig speeds to more homes than anyone. did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone >> st

elliot has a good track record.like to focus on, we talk about passive investing all the time as being this giant bubble but activist investing is still happening. elliot is taking an active investment. that is good thing for the market. i think that is a good thing. charles: i have mixed feelings with some of these large activist investors who think they can run businesses better than the businesses themselves can. nevertheless it is moving the stock today. >> yeah, well this is exactly what i'm talking about, a low volatility stock, slow and steady. if you look at the chart, it is pretty smooth. it doesn't have huge ups and downs. i actually like at&t, a lot of stuff elliot mentioned, at&t management already talked about, yeah, we recognize this we made a few mistakes and we're trying to change. it doesn't seem like they're two adversarial on their points, that they will work together. i think this is a positive. with a dividend yield of 5% that will be favorable for the stock in a environment where you are loweri

joe marler, tom currie, billy vunipola elliot daly and george ford, who ca pta i ns elliot daly and george farrell starting on the bench stuffy plenty of other interesting names in that that starting xv, winger ruaridh mcconnochie makes his world cup debut, a remarkable feet for a man who was a seven specialist really until last year. also first world cup appearances for fellow winger joe cocker cocina and centre ps francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming the joint francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming thejoint third most capped england player of all time alongsidejonny capped england player of all time alongside jonny wilkinson. ben youngs willjoin them if he comes off the bench stop england weren't entirely convincing in their opening win over tonga and coach eddiejones is looking for improvement against the usa. 0uraim is to the usa. our aim is to be a little bit tidier, particularly in our attack. we'd like to execute a little bit better. there was a lot of effort in oui’ better. there was a lot of effort in our game on sunday but not the execution, so we're looki

it corresponds with some of the stuff elliot management is saying.management wants at&t to sell directv. how it is underperforming asset. how it is bleeding subscribers. ran dal stephenson was at a conference, we don't know, if they will do it. some of the i don't believe's ideas are good. some aren't. he didn't make a direct case or buying or selling or keeping directv but one way to pressure them is to have a boycott and they are very vulnerable. they are bleeding subscribers. connell: one thing about directv, there are a couple different services they provide. one is satellite service, but one is a streaming service called directv now. >> right. connell: i saw a lawsuit out there they're actually accusing, correct me if i'm wrong, directv now is playing around with the numbers a little bit? >> i'm sure. listen, it's a lawsuit. i say this, if you look at the main business, directv and subscribers it is getting crushed. connell: right. >> it is literally getting crushed. if there was an arranged boycott of direct tv by the president or his surrogate

america topping verizon, those shares up 3%, well off their highs still with an activist investor and elliothere. over the past 20 years, this stock at one point was $59 per share. we are well off that level right now, $37.20. we'll see if this activist situation gets those shares moving back to the dot-com era. >> did you say a two-dayish chart? >> did i it was kind of intraday to what's happening now >>> welcome to the exchange everyone i'm kelly evans. crude is seeing a bump after the saudi minister said there wouldn't be any radical things that to the policy the ten-year yield is up it fell just last week the banks are getting a nice boost on the move. speaking of yields, companies sold nearly $150 billion in bonds last week and that's the highest weekly volume on record. let's drill down on these markets some more. we have steve here at the nysa a lot of trade talk driving this comeback if we can hang on to it today. >> that's exactly right, kelly we're losing steam here but we're still on record high watch. it is interesting to see that companies that make a large portion of their reve

and the contest for all of this, let's not forget ezekiel elliot.bruising process for the nfl. jerry jones and robert kraft are the two most powerful owners in the nfl. jerry jones tried to get roger goodell fired over the fact he prosecuted and suspended ezekiel elliot. this will be a test for the nfl. but you're right. there's nothing that is going to happen overnight. i think it means he plays. the question is whether they really will abide by it. all the owners are for investigating players unless they're on their team. and as you've seen in the past, they'll say, oh, we're all for this. then they'll go in and file a federal lawsuit to try to block it like elliot. so this will be a very stern test for the nfl. but don't expect anything to happen overnight. >> all right. laura, joe, thank you for all of your expertise in this. >>> desperation is growing in the bahamas after hurricane dori dorian. we'll speak with cnn's patrick oppmann who has been there through the powerful hurricane. all of his reporting has been so extraordinary. what he has to

that is what elliot management said. they have questioned the deal with time warner. we know that at&t bought time warner to $85 billion. they're still trying to understand the value behind that. however the company is still optimistic that at&t's share price can increase to 60 bucks a share. right now, 36.79. still definitely well off. year-to-date though, at&t is up about over 25%. still a little bit lower than its all-time high back in the late 90s. i want to end on this, the company is still highly, highly levered. why elliot management put a focus on selling off, we don't know which one, focusing on certain assets to find value in the company. back to you that. >> is one to watch the at&t story. thanks, kristina. melissa: president trump speaking with reporters moments ago cancel meeting with taliban leaders at camp david. blake burman at it white house with more on that. blake? reporter: president trump on air force one heading to north carolina with special election. the state hit by hurricane dorian but the headlines out of the white house involve afghanistan.

professor elliot west talks about the environmental impact of the california gold rush to a seminar ofh school teachers. at 10 p.m., reel america features a film profiling and italian newspaper journalist as he does his day-to-day duties in washington and covers the 1976 presidential contest between gerald ford and jimmy carter. at 10:30 p.m. eastern, a political scientist and historian who spent their careers studying american-iranian relations trace the history of u.s. policy towards iran and its nuclear program, which began in 1957 with the assistance of the eisenhower administration. that's what's coming up here on american history tv. nen

professor elliot west talks about the environmental impact of the california gold rush to a seminar of high school teachers. at 10 p.m., reel america features a film profiling and italian newspaper journalist as he does his day-to-day duties in washington and covers the 1976 presidential contest between gerald ford and jimmy carter. at 10:30 p.m. eastern, a political scientist and historian who spent their careers studying american-iranian relations trace the history of u.s. policy towards iran and its nuclear program, which began in 1957 with the assistance of the eisenhower administration. that's what's coming up here on american history tv. war, ronaldcivil kirk would talks about the spengler farm during the battle of gettysburg which was used as a union army headquarters and artillery reserve and field hospital. --oday we have today would.e have ron kirk had tired after a 40 year career as an editor in the newspaper and magazine industry. his publications include usa today, the baltimore sun, the harrisburg patriot news in the new york daily record. he managed the copy desk and har

joining us now is cnn legal analyst elliot williams. he is a former federal prosecutor.at president trump kept bringing up the attorney general bill barr in this conversation, i'll give you one example at the moment. here it is from the transcript. president trump says there's a lot of talk about biden's son, that biden stopped the prosecution, and a lot of people want to find out about that. whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great. what are we to make of that? >> well, it's incredibly troubling. a lot of people think of this as william barr having the problem here. really this is the president's willingness yet again to weaponize the attorney general and the justice department for his own political aims. if you remember, i'm old enough to remember when the president asked jeff sessions to investigate hillary clinton. so once again, we see the president's willingness to ask the attorney general to act as a political henchman of sorts. >> we should remind people you are also the former deputy assistant attorney general. so is it customary that any att

elliot, they are looking at this bond offering now. they have a lot of debt to raise on the ipo how much do they need the money? >> wework's business model depends on it. that's been the story with them from the start every year they keep doubling their evaluation and doubling the amount they raise. if they are going to keep growing,uate they need to keep raising money. >> the evaluation issues as they prepare to go public are going to be a big problem for them they are saying it's a $14 billion evaluation the ranges was supposed to be in the 20s and maybe could still get there. what do you think they need to strive for >> many billions like you said, it's the weird puzzle where you need to raise $3 billion to get $6 billion in debt then you have to pay it back so if the evaluation is lower, they have a lot more debt compared to the size of the company. the short answer is as long as they want to keep growing, which is the pitch they have made, they need to really sort of double their spending every year that's been the pattern for the

this rise ain't done elliot is going to ride this thing.o up into the s 70s, probably by the end of the year a great entry point here and i'm not being snarky when i say this, but obvious final trade is short peloton. >> wow >> sorry it's obvious >> brenda. >> somebody else >> this is a company in transition so this is a company that has a strong base business it generates a lot of cash flow. new ceo who we think is likely to make some nice acquisitions and continue to restart the growth >> oki kay >> xly down more today we think you should be a buyer of it. >> riding marathon with jimmy. love that. elliot's got something here. lou's. part of the whole housing world. home depot, this thing's going higher >> thank you for watching. the exchange, a big interview with uber's begins right now >>> thank you, here's what's ahead. peloton opens up to the downside today in fact. it could be the second worse unicorn ipo of the year. have investors had enough of these money losing start ups we will ask and yes, we're going to talk about uber as well

think the phone will be hung up very quickly, and that will be the end of that. >> jeffrey toobin, elliotuse moves to ban flavored vapes with a growing number of deaths and lung illnesses possibly linked to vaping. yesss, i'm doing it all. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is not a laxative, it works differently. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach area pain, and swelling.

give our complete movie field i thought only for a selfie elliot jr said he had already over says you allow or layer a yes or not it will show what i will to hear it cut through a lot of sense of how or what i'll simply set up either by the my layout of the family out of the there are several a channel. on the 24th of february 1965 president ben bella receives chegg about you know all jeers the country was hosting the afro-asian conference in front of the soviet delegates takes the stand and openly criticizes the u.s.s.r. for not supporting the wider guerrilla struggle with arms. job to critique new pre-budget do well in your so you key set them are often bashing then one can only imagine that there was under some pressure to now finally cut is ties with che guevara this time he went one step too far i think after algeria it was clear that there was really no political official future to give are in cuba. in march 965 and she is back in havana. castro himself is there to welcome him. the awkwardness between the 2 men is obvious. this is their last public appearance together. this get

structure on the water is the harp but concert hall designed in part by danish artist all up for elliot's than fresh fish arrives every day at the harbor this is also home to the oldest restaurant of the city the coffee wagner an or the coffee wag and because that's how it began in 1935 this is where i'm meet up with head chef jenny when i was docked here for lunch she recommends caught from the piano and. i'll say this most popular and i said we call it we this is here in the sea coast through and that's the best place that we can get the freshness as this is my calling mary to trying some of the icelandic fish caught in the waters just outside because the rest of the night that means enjoy your meal in icelandic. day to start off rainy i rented a car because today i want to explore the countryside around reykjavik i head to the east has star farm with its icelandic horses riding instructor if a good woman's daughter has picked out and the exemplary horse for me. he says star offers half for full day writing tours to explore the rugged landscape and info demonstrates the unique date of i

so the x mic mark one has done ok, but not elliot lee in the wind tunnel.e mark to do in the wild —— but not brilliantly. we will find out a bit later when they finally get my amateur backside off the hill. —— when i've finally. hello and welcome two there week in tech. it was the week that facebook said it would not fact check politicians. the social media giants as posts by politicians are newsworthy and should be seen and heard. amazon announced that alexa will soon be able to bring the voices of samuel ljackson and other celebrities into your home. their speech will be computer—generated based on voice recordings provided by the staff. and the port of antwerp has unveiled a hybrid hydrogen diesel tugboat to replace the gas guzzling diesel only ones usually used to guide container ships. remember boston dynamic‘s spot the dog, it can climb hills, pick up objects, and open doors and is now available to rent for less than the cost of a car, although you may not be able to use it to do the school run. it has also said the headlines this week with the compan

the sea and says he was inspired by women hater elliot rodger a california man who murdered 6 peoplen for rejecting him. they see and says he is part of a group that caused thes isoles for involuntary celibate it's a group of sexually frustrated men who plot attacks against people who have secs none of the allegations against him have been proven in court. a 6th grader in virginia staying home from school after she says 3 boys. >>restrained her and cut her hair the 12 year-old says it happened during recess. artie allen says the whe students held her against her will and covered her mouth before cutting her dreadlocks during the assault the boys allegedly called her hair ugly and nappy and now a mars grandmothers expressing shock that this even happened at the private christian school where her granddaughter is enrolled. >>only be part of this something could have happened that made them do this. that causes and others like the source in most polling. well the allan say that the school told them to pray about the incident but took no other action. >>the head of the school put out a s

fully elliot's there in washington is going to quick check of some other stories making news around the world north korea's state run television has broadcast pictures of its leader kim jong un overseeing the testing of a simple rocket launcher the launch took place only hours after the north offered to resume nuclear diplomacy. that the united states. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised to annex large parts of the occupied west bank if he wins a national election next week the area is claimed by the palestinians as a future independent state the arab league has denounced the plan calling it a dangerous development. and the body of robert mugabe is on its way back to ferrari from singapore where the long times and bobby a leader died last week a delegation is transporting mugabe's remains ahead of a state funeral on saturday a government official say god has relatives are divided on where he should be buried. chancellor angela merkel's coalition government is presenting its proposed budget for next year in parliament the far right alternative german for germany party

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ts elliot. he instability affiliate. they become very good friends starting in 19 -- 19. i do not think we could have had conservatism here or abroad giving hisot sanction to kirk. but to go back, certainly burke is important. bookends fors as the conservative mind, starting with work and john adams. johnd burke in england, adams, and he ends with t.s. eliot and he has 26 figures in between those periods of 29 overall. burke is important. i have the great village of teaching the founding of the in hillsdale.lic i teach that every two years. i always make sure that as the students are reading john dickinson we also do a good deal of burke. part of that is i like kirk and i like burke as well. more than once in his life he was treasonous for defending american rights. it was not just a political movement. believe the americans had inherited the very long tradition of common law, trial by jury, habeas corpus -- burke believed we were the two englishmen and that was kirk's idea as well. eian sense that it's important for modern conservatism. but he is not unique. he is one in

and elliot is here. let me begin with you on sunlen talking about that "washington post" op-ed, by the seven freshman democrats, who are in vulnerable districts. moving towards impeachment can cost them their seats. you pointed out something that is significant. that's the mention of inherent contem contempt. why? >> it shows they are not playing around. just a step back. there's a few different ways to hold someone in contempt. you can sue for it. you can go to the justice department for it. but congress has this power of inherent contempt, where congress can jail someone and find someone, like they used to do 100 years ago, and lock them up in a jail cell, on the grounds of congress. it is interesting to see that centrists are jumping in feet-first or head-first, into this impeachment debate. this doesn't a wishy-washy centrist democrat op-ed we saw. people on the face are starting to embrace this in the democratic congress. >> ron, help me with the politics here. how qualitative have the pressure been

the market liked the purchase by elliot management. the downside again, look at this. down five bucks. 358. they have another problem surfacing. this is the 777? >> 777-x, cargo door failed a stress test failed to open properly. this is part of the faa certification process. more trouble adding to the 737 max concerns. stuart: that takes points off the dow because boeing is a dow stock. netflix, they're up 2%. they're gaining subscribers because of, stranger things. there is only eight episodes of "stranger things." >> two or three seasons. very much plot driven. they move you along. stuart: we're holding on to a modest gain for the dow industrials. all through the averages, dow, s&p, nasdaq, are a couple percentage points from all-time high. neil, it's yours. neil: thank you, stuart, very much. we're following that. congress back in session. sprinting to avoid another government shutdown that could be in a matter of weeks. we'll explain that. china is starting to negotiate trade with the u.s. is plummeting though. are they ready for a

elliot wiley, always good to have you. >> good to see you, craig.ity for small appliances. >> there are trends year after year, george foreman grill, breadmaker, every couple of years we see one of these. with the air fryer and the multicooker, they do things, they simplify things, they make foods easier that people like. for example, we'll start with the air fryer. a lot of people buy these for things like french fries, chicken fingers. >> exactly how does it work? >> think about if you have a convection oven in your kitchen, so normal oven circulates hot air, this is basically what that is just in a very small counter top package. put the food inside the basket here, a little bit of oil and the hot air spins it around, and it gets a pretty crisp finish. consumer reports test found most on the market cook foods pretty well we made mexican street corn for you. if you had more time, you might grill it in the air fryer, it gives you the crispy consistency, and you can flavor it that way. >> how much are we talking here. >> this one is $70, and the new

. >> ezekiel elliot is back returning to dallas with a sea of cameras there.est running back deal in history. six-year $90 million extension, $50 million guaranteed for the cowboys' star led the league in rushing in two of the first three seasons. he was holding out in cabo of all places. he said he'll be ready on sunday. you know who else was at the airport? dirk nowitzki. he said i came home to china to see the cameras at the airport and thought man, i still got it. sorry, dirk. giants looking for offense, just called up davis tearing up it up in aaa. davis taking in this moment with his family before the game. first at bat came in the second inning against michael and davis is minors. it's a slow roller this thi eer beats the hit. no score in the third. mike, here he comes there it goes. who saw this coming? 19th of the season. giants up 1-0. later in the third, it's 2-0. kevin polar to young. evan longoria makes it 3-zip and corbin joseph with the a's recently, let him go. giants picked him up opposite field single. right now this is a 4-4 game in the fift

. >> this is from elliot williams. a colleague. in all the chatter about today's theater and silliness. don't lose sight of the fact a witness confirmed potus committed an act that met all three elements of the federal crime of obstruction of justice. intent. >> he's right. if this was not the president of the united states we were talking about, he would have been indicted on many different felony counts. i firmly believe that. the paradox is it doesn't move the needle. it's in the mueller report. a lot of the democrats are trying to do is draw public attention to the mueller report. there's been all efforts to do that. a graphic novel. die jests and dramatic readings. and the problem is by doing that you're suggesting there's not enough there. we need more. and they'll never get there. >> part of the reason corey lewandowski refused to read from the report was because he knew in some sense if he did that would end up in a campaign ad. in the same way mueller didn't want his words used in -- >> the actual report is damming. >> yes

where it was when week might sold the business >> sometimes you get hacked. >> there is no doubt elliot pointed out in a very long letter, disappointing to some extent with a lot of the performance of the businesses that at&t has purchased over the last two years, wondering about the whole strategy, questioning john sten key's -- stenke's business it will take a little time we have a self imposed deadline for the end of january >> i will be interviewing bob eiger. he has a new book out. the ride of a lifetime. >> you are interviewing bob igor >> i got that from you i front ran you. >> you are sharing that news with me now? >> that's interesting. >> great to hear congratulations on that i love it >> it's a big thing recognizing that one of the things he talks about is the fabled of which i know you covered philadelphia shareholder meeting where you basically got the end of eisner. is there a moment where this could come to fruition where we see the end of the stephenson regime just because of pressure? i don't think people are that happy with it. >> no, they're not they're not that happy

. >> shannon: i want to point out something that elliot angle said after a behind-the-scenes briefingd doors this week. he said after the briefing it was crystal clear that the war would end with a diplomatic settlement. negotiations with the taliban seemed abhorrent but necessary. is that the only way out? >> clearly you're not going to have a military victory to end this insurgency. that's been established for years. it will have to be a political settlement. the military can set the conditions. talking to the taliban government without the afghan government in the room was a mistake. now relieved to some degree the president has put a stop to them. if we're talking to the afghan government and the taliban is not gone, we're delegitimized the government that we have put up for years. where do we think we're going with this? it revokes the paris peace talks, which were talks on an american surrender. they're going nowhere good. you're only talking to those that seek power and not those that with our help already have it. >> shannon: at this time the the president has said we're slowl

and goes to endorsements he can buy the next car by ferrari and is really cool according to hannah elliottinuing to have the best job of all it times. she went to italy and tested out the ferrari which replaces a 488 g.f.c. which was the big sports car you'd see and say that's a hot ferrari and has the same twin turbo v-8 engine and is redesigned and lighter and faster and she had a great time spinning around. her review is it's an incredible car and most beautiful ferrari they made in a decade and the critics agree. >> she goes a level down to just the way it sound and makes these comparisons to almost a musical note that it strikes. >> yeah. if you've ever been in a car like that or driven it, it can sound like a ripping noise and can be not beautiful though it's a very powerful sound and said the sound of this car is actually truly beautiful. >> a great book review as well. new book by bob iger, not really a tell all because bob iger is not that kind of guy but there's some pretty amazing details in here about his career not just running disney for the past 15 years but how he got ther

elliot has been involved.s has been a stock that has continued to move to the upside and continued to see a lot of unusual activity. by the way, you guys i think will talk about the banks. i will hit on one bank stock real quick. wells fargo put in a ceo today. we're talking about this. stock had a nice move to the upside. >> a good one, too. >> absolutely. i already owned the calls. then we suddenly had buyers in january of 2021. all year i have been talking with you about the fact that everything is short term. this is pretty interesting because the first trade we're talking about january. now i'm talking about january of 2021. pretty aggressive buying over 11,000 of the upside calls. so when i saw that, heres what i want to do. i like this company anyway. i believe in the warren buffett side of this thing. i bought stock today. i'm buying stock. this will be one of my core positions where i will be selling calls against this every single month likely over the next couple of years because i believe in this c

let's go to elliot semey. how are you? >> thanks, shepard. >> neil: how is everybody? >> everybody is tired. we think the worst is behind us. we have a couple of hours left of hurricane force winds and flooding. we're in the midst of high tide right now. we're seeing flooded streets for sure. we're anticipating and very glad that dorian is on its way out. >> shepard: three years in a row after a 1000-year flood, all for charleston what are you doing? >> it's been tough. we have the best responders and public safety in america. they're boots on the ground, keeping people safe. they never fail us. they're always there ready to help. >> and continue to inspire. no doubt about that. when you look at the map, it could have gone a little left, could have gone right. insteaded looks like you got lucky. >> we did. listen, we've got some misplaced trees, we got 150, 200 trees down. power is out. flooded areas. we have damage. but nothing compared to what we could have gotten had that thing marched up to the harbor like hugo did in 89 or what the poor folks in the bahamas are ex

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elliot's got something here. lou's. part of the whole housing world. home depot, this thing's going higher >> thank you for watching. the exchange, a big interview with uber's begins right now >>> thank you, here's what's ahead. peloton opens up to the downside today in fact. it could be the second worse unicorn ipo of the year. have investors had enough of these money losing start ups we will ask and yes, we're going to talk about uber as well on that note. they've lost a third of its value since its debut and now they're dealing with tougher driver laws and questions ab their security practices we're going to speak b about this with the company's ceo straight ahead plus beyond meat has a big new partner. amazon wants to write its own laws and yet another investigation into big tech. we'll have all of that in rapid fire but would you begin with these markets. dom chu with the highlights here >> the highlight we are having marginal losses for the marketses overall. right across the board, just fractionally speaking, technology really take iing moro a h

this is happening when elliot is going after at&t and hbo, that platform used to be the best sort of let's call it streaming platform in town and now whether it's by delays or just a committed environment, have you, others have got an lead on them. i wonder about that asset as well >> hbo is a golden jewel i think right now you look at it for apple, there is a window of opportunity, you got 1.4 billion active device, 900 million active iphones, price is going to be key, is it 7.99 and 9.99, ultimately details right now it's not just about iphone 11 putting a fence around the install base, but service will be key. that's the one-two punch that they need to get across to consumers. >> all right well, lastly - >> where they're going to get that content it takes talent, money is the key thing. we talk about hbo, the crown jerusalem. they spend between 2 and 3 billion a year on content, original licensing apple is hitting close to 2 billion. >> it could be worse that. >> netflix is looking at 15 billion in spend it takes money, apple's got plenty of it >> we'll see what they say, in terms

. >> that of course was elliot engel, but lechl go to tehran now. alley, let me start with you the sanctions have been put in place. what do we know about the reaction from the iranian regime on these >> there hasn't been a lot of reaction directly about this new tweet by president trump, but the reality of the situation is that the sanctions that have been imposed on iran are some of the harshest sanctions that have been imposed on any country at any time, have not made them buckle in fact, they've made them dig in deeper and become a lot more belligerent. and it also begs the question what else is left to sanction? they've sanctioned oil, the supreme leader, the revolutionary guard, the foreign minister there's not a lot left to sanction that could be effective. possibly iran's president. there's been some talk that the iranian delegation are not getting visas to go to new york, so there may be a strategy building up to force them not to come but i don't think anything is going to be very effective but iran's language is becoming increasingly hars

. ♪ >> to me, the best two female emcees to come out of the '90s are missy elliot and lauryn hill. ♪seducation of lauryn hill." >> with her record-breaking fifth grammy win, lauryn hill echoed what many might have been thinking. >> this is crazy, because this is hip-hop music. you know what i mean? >> she's going to be, big -- well, she already is a big star. you get five grammys you are. >> a lot of people think she's going to really redefine the connections among hip-hop, pop, for everybody. ♪ hi, kids. do you like primus ♪ ♪ want to see me stick nine inch nails through each one of my eyelids ♪ >> when em came we sat back like this. what's this white boy doing? and then i really listened -- ♪ but i can't figure out which spice girl i want to impregnate ♪ >> i was like, whoa! ♪ slim shady you a basehead >> and dre's behind it? he's in. he's in! >> he's not trying to be black. he's not pretending he has these great urban stories. he's telling his story, portraying lower middle-class white life. which hip-hop had not done before. i think that's why he was so appealing to so many peopl

there was british interest in the mens 800 metres where elliot giles won his heat to reach the semi—finals driver since michael schumacher to take four successive poles. nick parrot reports. after becoming the first driver to claim first four positions after lewis hamilton. track mercedes have dominated running every grand prix since 2014 but now their grip on formula 1 is loosening. ferreri told the time sheets in every session of qualifying and in the final one knuckle one post of the time to beat. the best of on course to join his team—mates until hamilton picked him butjust two hundredths of a second. both were left trailing in the wake by almost half a second. that's a massive margin when it comes to formula 1. hamilton will try to take confidence in the fact that he has won here three times despite only starting from the pole once but it's clear for all to see it would take something special or misfortune to deny charl leclerc his third win of the season. kara felt amazing. definitely feels great to be back on pole, but i don't know if it's the best track to start on pole. the straig

our representative elliot engel, congressman schiff, chairman of the house permanent select committeen intel, and congressman cummings, sent a letter to mike pompeo for documents including many that he has refused to produce for weeks. the committees are investigating the extent to which president trump jeopardized national security by pressing ukraine to interfere with our 2020 election and by withholding security assistance provided to congress to help ukraine counter russian aggression. heidi, this is getting to your point that we know and as karen has said, there are a lot of these data points that exist in the public record. the holding of a military aid is hardly a secret they could lock in a computer file system holding up military aid with something that was already under investigation. pompeo has refused according to this letter refused to produce these documents which were first requested more than two weeks ago. the chairman sent a follow-up letter warning pompeo that they would consider compulsory measures. >> so there is a pattern here, right? there are going to be many d

randall stenson is under some -- stevenson is under some pressure because of that guy, elliot managementthe company, is pushing for radical changes or to cost savings or big changes he's calling for is to unload directv. i don't know who would buy it. i don't see, like, who's going to buy directv? other than charlie ergen to merge it and get economies of scale. liz: xm sirius? >> i don't know. we're talking -- yes, i agree. we are talking about tremendous pressure from elliott management, pressure coming from the president trump who could focus a boycott on directv because it's one of the problematic assets that they hold. by the way, they're just being sued today, i read is some suit that directv on their directv over the top service that they may have, you know, fudged the numbers of subscribers there. so, you know, you've got trump bearing down on them, you've got elliott bearing down on them. but the stock is up because wall street is flooding randall stephenson, the ceo, with ideas including selling it to dish. liz: who won monday night football? >> who did? liz: cleveland browns. >

couple of weeks ago, elliot management disclosed the fact they made a large position there. we know they're very activist n investor, but 10,000 of the swran 39 calls for bought about 60 cents is what they paid for those. is this going to be able to get up and close they could when you look at the time frame we've got now, three months, the january 39s have a shot to mayb get into play. the next is tri point. the home builders have been on fire this is a name that doesn't come up often trading underneath $15 a share and the january 15 calls were bought about 3,000 of those pay iing about a dollar for thoe it's interesting to see on a day we talk about this all the time, everything's short-term. today, i got you a january and a january. so people are looking out a little bit and maybe it has to do with rate cuts and where the rates are going. why at&t is on that list >> coming up, h halftime exclusive with double line's jeffrey gundlach what he thinks the fed should do on decision day. take a look at what's happening inside the s&p 500 today down about nine points utilities,

change that's what we're hearing from our guest in port elizabeth but that needs to change a lot of elliotthan when they get into the criminal justice system and he's to begin at home and he's begin with the education system there needs to be a structural change against toxic masculinity attitudes developing in the 1st place how you get to tackle that that's a a structural change in society. well firstly we did recommend we do have a curriculum called life orientation of life or intention as a subject in the curriculum from primary school level all the way up to high school and conversations that should be happening even at primary school level from a grade one perspective is understanding consent so age appropriate education explaining what consent is also once again a little bit older understanding how the relationships what is a healthy relationship look like what does an unhealthy relationship look at and then also understanding early signs of violent behavior so this is what we could do from a prevention perspective but it could also generally help in terms of understanding the social

i also look forward to hearing about the oversight elliot g connects. the oversight work in the state is the thin critical in shining light in the conditions of confinement. recent reports have identified serious reports. endangering health of detainees and inappropriate segregation practices infringing on the safety. however the scope of the inspections is limited by his lack of subject matter experts. like medical dodgers. i'm encouraged by the fact that the oig is developing a plan to contract with such experts who could engage in this oversight work. i hope to hear that this plan is bringing and putting into action. i want to think that witnesses who are here today and i look forward to your testimonies. the chair noun recognizes ranking member denman from texas. for an opening statement. >> thank you. also pleased able to work together as a result some of the problems correlating witnesses and panels to have the key stakeholders necessary for the protective hearing this issue deserves. it should be noted that in this long-standing practice not to h

the red is where elliot came into advocate a breakup of the ampany, and the result is merger of endeavor proposal to spinoff speedway. there were minor changes ways. will anything minor work or is this different? we do not believe they followed through with the plan elliott had laid forward. we think that is why there needs to be a change at the top. we believe if we bring in the right person who executes on the elliott plan, and also will continue to build upon the changes we believe need to be made at the management level, we believe this company can excel and outperform even what elliott has proposed. alix: marathon is standing by gary. firmly andly set unanimously supportive of gary as ceo. ivan reached out to marathon myself or a response but did not hear back. what you think it will take. how much support have you been able to garner when the board is still behind him? jeff: when we release this on friday, we had a large group of institutional investors that own the stock reach out to us and overwhelmingly, they support support thean, they removal of gary or for gary to step down,

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elliot management -- neil: i read the journal story. kidding. >> i broke it on your -- are you feeling okay? i broke it here. neil: i don't know how much more you can destroy your career. >> it is not my career. i'm saying give the kid a break. she beat matt. she beat you. just give her credit! neil: we all breathe the same air. >> listen when they break stories, "wall street journal" does this, we say it. right? don't we? neil: well, i don't know. >> headlines, "wall street journal" every day. neil: okay. [inaudible] a lot more after this. stay with us. when you open a new account. just another reminder of the value you'll find at fidelity. open an account today. of the value you'll find at fidelity. i'm working to make each day a little sweeter. adp simplifies hr, benefits, and payroll for magnolia bakery, so employees like sarah can achieve what they're working for. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in th