couldn't come at a better time because venezuela usually sees an influx of major league baseball talent flaying the american went to. a night at a baseball stadium a classic past time for many venezuelans but their national league had been under threats in august sanctions imposed by the trump white house block us players from signing for venezuelan change during the off season the decision led to do in dealing support an addict in the league's quality since it resumed in november. but . the level of at play has gone down and attendance at the stadium has also gone down quite a lot. but it's still an activity that the public enjoys. the environment are still good it's nice to come and have a good time but i mean you have a somewhat about for many and they'll be stars the venezuelan league offered an ideal solution during the off season a competitive environment and a chance to stay in shape. always heard about the vince why the league always wanted to calm down experiences. another situation is pretty. amount here to play baseball i i want to play baseball and i want to come down here and play

at the time of his brother's death of a druggie flayed his village. he now lives in a camp for internally displaced people on the outskirts my degree. lead us over the ruins in the serenity garment. when they were going to. get it down always. believed to do we were no one any one no one is the anyone no one he don't look at any about it to go into go into god he has anybody it's not as he already did i mean intended to question one and see the region if i have or not moments when i shall but as i'm going to academia. in other indicating i say how i don't know in the n.b.a. she hasn't yet. and it's not just civilians are taking. also came here to investigate suspicions that the drug is fueling the insurgency itself. for security reasons we could only interview. like many of these arrested fighters he was forced to join the movement when he was in his teens. he was in the movement for 4 years before escaping. now he lives in a refugee camp outside my degree. and. put them to work because. the drug enabled them to carry out these arduous 24 missions it

what happens is the helicopters begin flying in to tehran flaying over the desert. have to fly lo to try to escape supervision or surveillance. and just terrible luck, a dust storm, a sand storm blows pup appear does a number on the mechanical components of the helicopters. and just all hell breaks lose. helicopters are grounded. they crash into each other. the operation doesn't even get to tehran. it just fails. and men die. and so the one military operation that's tried is just a disaster. and, boy, does that hurt jimmy carter's chances for re-election. the iranian hostage crisis arguably never really happily resolves itself in any expeditious way. i mean, it goes on month after month after revolutionaries. predominantly islamic country. the algerians go in there like we sometimes think of switzer labd, go in there, do a really good job. slowly working through the problems andnegotiating point-by-point issues and algerians get a lot of credit for finally resolving the issue. the iranians play one last hard joke on president carter. they're fed up with him. they we

his mama named him flay if it's worth 10 billion to them it's worth it to me does that make sense. >> valueses, listen i don't understand. somebody understands something that i don't understand or we don't understand but you see so much money thrown in the companies and uber and all the companies having trouble. what does it tell you about the macromarket. >> it's the nature of something unknown and new. the dream can be big, right? and then at some point the child is grown and the dream is gone >> is this personal. >> you want to get on the couch. >> it's freud. >> yeah. >> but that's the nature of anything -- you can put any valuation on it. that's what people do. but one has to prove itself. things can go very badly. >> the crypto currency especially into second and third term this is 21 days this sunday, the institutional representation in this investment is important and it's actually very impressive. >> all right here we go, final trades tim seymour. >> what else is impressive su see em possibly outperform i think it's an interesting trade next year, the e m top heavy with bab.

money printing going on people said well where's the inflation the government says there's dollars flay shan't. you know and then a lot of people say well actually health care and education are skyrocketing in value you don't count those and that's why you're misreading inflation and this has been going on for years the new evidence suggests what we found it we found the missing inflation. when there was only johnson. and i just got out of prison for. 41 years. 72 years so. i got arrested for to some i didn't. go on like this everything was taken out of. my work and not. think it was. meant to snow man it looks a little bit like me. about. homicide to. now. work toughness. and so you're going. to go. to the moon on a friday try to try to. do something around. the commonality between facebook and google even though they're different platforms is mass they're driven by math in the ability to collect to date. you sign on you make a profile about yourself by answering some questions and then some information such as your concentration or major at school. contact information about phone numb

dramatic moment i remember involving chuck wiggins, and i think it was when the smoking gun tape was flayed. -- played. june 1972, not sure when this meeting occurred. but there was a die-hard group of perhaps nine or ten republicans with the president all the way, and their legal leader was chuck wiggins who became an appellate judge in california. a very learned, scholarly man. he made arguments like you made an election, so you cannot argue this. somebody brought in a smoking gun tape for the die hards. they played it, and the nine die hards sort of realized they had been played for fools. i heard it referred to as a draining effort. and if anyone had been drained, they had. and chuck wiggin, ultimate strong silent type burst into tears. >> i've got to situate this, because the supreme court doesn't rule that these have to be turned over after the vote. so the committee listened to this tape after -- this would have been after the votes had been taken. so they listened to the june 23rd '72 tape after the supreme -- not before -- couldn't be before the supreme court proceeding. >> i would

. >> flay hope that each gun has the violence decreased. a community that has seen too much gun violence in the past year. >> the buy back netted nearly 500 firearms in all and 26 assault weapons, 159 rifes. 103 shotguns. organizer paid out more than $47,000 for those guns. >> there is no word on whether the gilroy shooting had anything to do with the departure of the executive director. brian said he is stepping down after 14 years with the event. he said in a statement, i'm immensely proud all of what the festival has done for the community. i truly believe the festival will benefit from a fresh perspective. the garlic festival will be held in july at christmas hill park. >>> a plan to produce atv series about the ghost ship warehouse fire has been scrapped. the husband and wife riding team changed their mind after hearing from victim's families. they hope to have more or the fire that killed people and basing it on a magazine article from earlier this year, but friending and families of the victims told them it was too soon to live the t

officers were trying to get andrew roberts out of his car when flay spot a gun. knees pictures are alarming. >> sergeant lee fired a single shot killing roberts. they recovered a glock pistol from suspect the both officers involved were places on administrative leave. the san jose police homicide unit and district attorney's office are both review ing that case. >> a deadly christmas leave shooting in san francisco. they identified the man killed. it happened before 11:00 p.m. 29-year-old jorge more rez hernandez died on the scene. they later found a 30-year-old man in the area apparently struck in the head with an object. both of the injured are expected to be okay. no information has been released on a possible suspect. >>> a bay area masseuse is facing charges for sexual assault. police were dispatched to body needs day spa. the victim alleges he sexually assaulted her during a massage wise. police linked evidence to the suspect and 46-year-old was arrested and charged with two sexual assault felonies. he was backed into the jail. police believe there is the p

flay all right not to allow this to show that could have easily shaken up the 2nd world wars for victorious powis very quickly go see if they're hawkish like to. supporters of the east german peace movement was shocked to see that the majority of the people wanted reunification. the moola was not celebrating with the jubilant crowds on the day of culls physics she had believed that east germany would survive the fall of the berlin wall. in a poor helpless in october i co-founded the east german social democratic party i remember at the 1st events held here interest in that same year people were already talking about reunification well i couldn't believe it since i hadn't been thinking along those lines and it wasn't what i wanted was a little. luck at the. was i i was was i hope for in the us i've never been afraid but there i realized the goodness if i speak out i'm going to be beaten up there was such euphoria but there was simply no room for discussion they wanted one thing and one thing only reunification as soon as possible. and the deutschemark as soon as possible. the best. we witnes

the latvian government saying they flayed suspicious hunter biden payments. i don't understand. everything seems like we hear about ukraine and i don't get it. there is so much corruption. remember the president in the zelensky call, he did say it seems like you are surrounding yourself with some of the same people as your predecessor. that wouldn't be a good idea which i think shows the president was conscious, his state of mind showing that he's aware of all the corruption. my question is what did latvia provide you? how reliable do think these documents are? is it really much worse than we thought? with the bidens. >> one of the most important things here is the joe biden weave this tale wishes first i didn't talk to my son and then his son undercut him. didn't know there was a investigation. we disproved it. his latest was when i force the ukrainians to fire the chief prosecutor overseeing the prosecution into my son's company, the investigation was inactive. that's not true. in february 2016, we now know there was a court order secured to seize the assets of the owner of hu

. >> i made a simple flay first. >> he is a program forethe city of san jose.technology improved so did his at home holiday display. you're looking at 15,000 bulbs even more impressive a majority hand painted. >> about 12,000. >> 12,000 of the 15,000 are hand pained. >> that's extremely impressive. >> it's unusual. i haven't seen anything like this. >> it has sunking songs and a bunch of lights. >> and get this. the lights change shape with the special specs. >> i see candy kanes. >> i see candy kanes all oh over. >> candy kanes are minty but i like them. >> we agree with mia each each songs lead to a light show. he says the "star wars" theme song and frozen are fan favorites. >> my granddaughter said she wanted to say elissa in the lights. >> she programmed her to build the ice castle. >> santa claus is come to down. >> hark the herold angels sing. >> all agree it's a family favorite. >> my favorite part of the display and see it'siful. >> lights come on at 5:00 every evening until new year's day. the experience is free but for knows insisting on paying it for

two day igs ago in flay. two robbers hijacked a truck and the driefrp was killed. the in san jose. the driver was hijacked. and last month several people were lgd arrested for selling phones toll fibrin ups drugs. drivers in san jose are now targeted. three drivers robert robbed at gunpoint in the past four days. abc 7 news reporter leon melendez has the latest. >> investigators showed up where a ups driver was driving a package tuesday night. the armed suspects took several packages from the truck. the investigators wouldn't say the agency they work for. >> are you with private investigators ups? >> that robbery happened near banana grove lain and beach grove court. kevin russeller lives next door. his surveillance video captured bright loots but not the row robbery. >> that's scary. i told my wife to be aware of surroundings. and you know, take care. so maybe we can get the rest of the neighbors to put up cameras. i've got bright lights that come on. >> i had a package delivered and the person came into my gate and put it underneath my kitchen window which i was appreciative of.

the next year he i made as simple flay. >> raymond burleigh is a programmer for city of san jose as theproved so did the dpla. you are looking at 15,000 bulbs even more impressive a majority hand painted. >> about 12,000. >> 12,000 of that 15,000 are hand painted. >> that's extremely impressive. >> it's unusual. i haven't seen anything like this. >> it has singing songs and a bunch of lights. >> and get this. the lights change shape the special specs. >> i see candy kanes. >> i see candy kanes all over. >> candiy are minty but i like them. >> we agree with mia. >> and with the simple press of the button each of the 22 holidays songs lead to a slight show each design by burleigh he says the stwarps theme song are and let it go by frozen are favorite. >> my graund daughter wanted to see elissa. >> other requests santa claus is coming to town. >> hark the herold angels zblieng no matter the song all agree the dpla is a family favorite. >> my favorite part about the dpla is that it's beautiful. >> reporter: lights come on at 5:00 every evening until new year's day. the experience is free. b

. >> i'll say it again i think president trump is flaying -- he is playing a little stock market. he feels he has enough equity in the tank he can take short-term pain in december, january, maybe do something in early spring that will set him up well for the election in november 2020. if i were him, and if i used the market as the one indicator for my re-election, that's the way i would play it. wait until the spring step on the gas then and then homeward bound for the election in 2020 which is why i think you could have a painful december. i think you will absolutely go through with the tariffs on the 15th he is forced to. >> it's house money at this point. >> house money. >> he has said that by the way. >> exactly well we have to ask here what is the true cost of the trade war if it drags on another year or longer let's bring in joe lavonia pb cnbc contributor great to have you with us. >> thanks. >> it's fine president trump don't think he needs a trade deal to win the election but he needs the economy so i guess the question is longer tariffs trag on the economy and to the ext

you keep the same tafrps that have been in place in flays but nothing else changes >> i think that's a mild positive i think there is some guys predicting he goes forward with the tariffs. there is some of that priced into the market. if we ge get rid of that or kick the can down the road, another 60 days that's a mild positive for the market >>there is a little good cop bad cop in the administration be, some sap getting close sonny purdue saying i don't think the april 15th tariffs go in effect and the president holds back a bit others say this process. that's what's going on. >> i think the market has been taking all the news in stride the last couple months and priced in fact that even if there are tariffs on december 15th they won't be for long. i think it's important to put in the context of the usmca, the native an 2.0. think about in may lifting the aluminum and steel tariffs that had been on close to a year and now finally to the point of ratifying that, it's the other way around here when you think about what's going on with china. we have all the tariffs in place. but they'

. >> well we spent a lot of time in get rich care flay talking about that and you try to measure the future earning stream and if you could measure the future earning stream you figure out what you pay for that stream now and what really matters if you take a long-term view you could feel what that stock could give you for dividends and capital gains. dividends tend to be for -- for preservations and then the capital gains is for the appreciation stream. i want you to have a little bit of both. but you have to be thinking about what a company can earn in the future that is what dictates stock prices this show is about helping you build and preserve your wealth and the stock market is the best tool to do that. a lot more "mad money" ahead including the four-letter word of the investing world what it is and why the conventional wisdom about it is all wrong. plus i'm not pulling any punches here what you absolutely must not do in your retirement account and i'm unveiling the rules you need to navigate in a bear market so stay with with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad mo

did senator coons get taken by senator flay? >> that is a great question.he fbi investigation was something that was not going to happen. the white house and the republicans senators, senator mcconnell and others, what they wanted to do was whatever it took to get just as kavanaugh and kavanaugh crossed the finish line. originally the plan and i ride about this in the book was not even to have a hearing at all. senator grassley and senator mcconnell had meetings with members of the judiciary committee and they said well it's just have private interviews with her. and lindsey graham said no, no that's not going to fly. jeff flake said no, no that's not going to fly so we got the hearing. then famously senator flake was in the elevator and he told me it was the most sleepless flight -- sleepless night he expanded this senate and decided he was going to vote to confirm judge kavanaugh to the supreme court. senator coons had been importuning him to think more and to at least have an fbi investigation if the investigation could happen quickly enough and judge ka

and if you ask bobby flay, the greatest cook ever.. ♪ ana: when the second book came out, they had done this big thing in the miami herald about my new book, so i started getting, like, calls for endorsement deals and things like that. and i got called to do "real housewives of miami." don't hold that against me. lemonis: so, you were on "real housewives of miami"? how many seasons? ana: yeah, for two seasons. i'm a terrible housewife because, to me, everything is attorney-client privilege, so i don't perpetuate rumors. so, no, it didn't work for me. lemonis: so, the million dollar marinade? how'd you come up with that name? ana: i don't know. it rolls off the tongue. lemonis: what's funny about it is you told me a lot of different things about it. ana: yeah? lemonis: "it does this. it could do that. it could do this. it could do that." how do i know that? ana: you don't. lemonis: because million dollar sauce is, like, i don't -- does it cost a million dollars? am i going to feel like a million dollars? ana: yeah, it's going to get yo

crowds and loud noises make it hard especially for children with autism to go through airports and flayto help. kris van cleave with how the airline is starting to take off. >> reporter: for this 6-year-old, today is a big day. heal be walking on an airplane for the first time since he was a baby. he has autism so he's sensitive to the noise and activity at the airport and changes to his routine to be disruptive. they don't travel often, but when the family travels, they make eight eight-hour trip to arkansas. they could fly in 90 minutes. >> how was it? >> to be honest, it was nerve-racking for us. but to him, he was taking the challenge. >> reporter: once a month the airline helps children get comfortable with the process from check-in to security to boarding and what to expect on the plane. >> the easiest authentic for us is like, whew, we sit down, and we're on the plane. this is the hardest part for him. sitting down, and the narrow ways, that's the hardest part for him. >> reporter: among them, captain eric reese's son. he's led the atlanta tours for the last four years. >> you wo

recycling stations around the bay are over flaying with boxes and wrapping paper. because recycling station explains how to handle all the load of recyclables. on the other side of everyone's holiday wish list. is this. the wrapping and trappings of holiday trash. >> everyday, 650 tons come in through the door. on to this tipping floor. >> we see a 17% increase in total tons collected for recycling during the holidays. >> reporter: they say it is a tall order for the 175 workers at the center. this year, the workers are getting extra help. new robots were installed in october just in time for the how do they rush. >> this one is looking for plastic boxes like a salad clamshell container. >> reporter: robots with artificial intelligence and optical scanners cost $1 million each. >> let's take is not magnetic. you can pick it up with the magnifico just 70. seven, zero selections a minute. >> reporter: the san francisco recycling center became first in the nation to get three state of the art optical scanners to separate plastic bags from paper. along the line, a mass

the consumer confidence numbers that you talked about just a few minutes ago on the show are really flayingle see the 401(k)s pretty flat right now because of the market. a lot of good stuff happening. david: very merry this holiday season. you have retail haves and have-nots. let's start with the haves. >> one of plays i like going into 2020, david, amazon. everybody knows about amazon but if you look back since last year's lows, we had the lows of christmas eve of 2018 when people were gnashing their teeth amazon gained the least among all the big megatechs in that time frame. i think amazon lagging in there will pick back up. i like amazon at these levels. i like the stock. david: it is up 40% from a year ago. extraordinary number. but we had put up, before best buy and target as two of your have stocks. why? >> yeah. they are. you know, best buy continues to be the, really only national footprint place where you can to, you know, see, hear, touch electronics before you buy them that continues to give them a strong advantage. their numbers are good. their same-store sales keep surprising

yes we need to check the quality of your products before flay come —— they come into the eu.version of deal a a more comprehensive deal would cover services and security and things like exchanging prisoner, moving people accused of crimes around europe and external security, what do we want in terms of participating with the eu in respect of foreign affairs matters, relations with russia and so forth. . the final question, can it be done in under a year? if it is quick and dirty, yes, but if it is a more comprehensive deal it requires the sign off of the eu and the 27 member states and their national and regional parliaments. that includes the good folk of willonia in belgium who nearly blocked the deal with the canada. so the minimum time is from november. so we have from the start of february to september. in fact it is from the start of february to middle ofjune and then the question is give than probably won't be enough time, will he request an extension on, wait for it, the transition period? i'm sure we will talk about this again. you're watching afternoon live, these a