gerri: gerri willis here.ch over the weekend that the spanish european parliament member said if you come here's what he said, the best thing about bragg said they've never seen the nigel farage never again. i want to get back to the spanish story with you for just a second. what you said is so interesting is an e.u. crackdown is e.u. political depression. what do you mean by that? >> isn't it interesting? it wasn't a break away from yugoslavia. they recognize croatia because croatia was pro-european project. the catalans of course are not pro-european union and said the e.u. effect are we turning a blind eye to violence being used to express their view. i believe my concern is this. this political union deep into political union deep into thin era. they've got their own police force, building their own army. i think we can see given their attitude towards catalan separatist but it's not very long before the european union itself starts to crack down on member states possibly who want to leave the union. all i

that's such a relief, isn't it financially, gerri? do they need to be paid on top of that. >> i agree that's a lot of money, absolutely and you consider the average college tuition is at that level or higher. look, these guys are professionals. their images are used by the universities to promote their football and their basketball programs. at the end of the day what they're doing is no different from what a paid professional athlete is doing. so, i think, you know, was anybody surprised by this scandal? i don't think so. why don't we clean it up and make it aboveboard. liz: let me answer gerri's question, nobody is surprised by this. grab the pearls moment, oh, my land. everybody has heard the rumors of some of the top programs in the nation, some swept up in this. what is the answer? >> the answer is to pay them, it's part of the answer. and it's true they get a scholarship, but guess what, too few of them graduate. michigan state 40% of black players graduate. that's an atrocity. what's unfair, everyone around the player makes mon

liz: gerri, "the washington post" had an op-ed bringing up the point. when will the mainstream media get over this hate-fest of president trump? >> washington post is considered a fabulous source inside the beltway, right? the left loves "the washington post" and, yet, you remember that in the jetsons, that character that says, does not compute, you can see the journalists thinking this makes no sense to me. really, really? they can't get their arms around what's really going on here, that this information is bogus, that it comes from the russians and the dossier should be thrown out. liz: michael, give me your thoughts on this. >> i don't think it's a coincidence that the reports are coming out at the same time. that the mueller investigation is starting to ramp up. "the washington post" reported on this and also reported on don, jr. the new york times reported on this and reported on rather, the dossier, there has been consistency. one story don, jr. admitted to and the other stories doesn't hold many legs. there was not nuclear energy exchanged or ra

trish: gerri. >> luscious tax breaks for football and concern and worry, will anything happen?ot. we'll completely ignore it. trish: juan? >> trump is blowing up obamacare and taking away subsidies and alienating democrats and less likely to work with him on a health care system for america. trish: gary. >> in the markets, fed ex stock, i think we're going to have one heck after christmas and a lot of stuff delivered and fed ex is the top of the game. >> i can assure you one thing, it's going to be a very busy week ahead. thank you for the cashin' in crew for joining us, thank you. have a great weekend, america. i'm going to see you-- i see you every weekday on fox business 2 p.m broadcast news organization. lou: good evening. breaking news tonight. the president today announcing major foreign policy decisions on iran. first, president trump has designated the iranian revolutionary guard corps to be terrorists. this is the first time the united states has verde clareed a military unit of a government to be terrorists. president trump also announcing his decision to not certaini

trish: gerri. >> luscious tax breaks for football and concern and worry, will anything happen?bsolutely not. we'll completely ignore it. trish: juan? >> trump is blowing up obamacare and taking away subsidies and alienating democrats and less likely to work with him on a health care system for america. trish: gary. >> in the markets, fed ex stock, i think we're going to have one heck after christmas and a lot of stuff delivered and fed ex is the top of the game. >> i can assure you one thing, it's going to be a very busy week ahead. thank you for the cashin' in crew for joining us, thank you. have a great weekend, america. i'm going to see you-- i see you every weekday on fox business 2 p.m. eastern. >> president trump tweeting that he is, quote, proud of his health care executive order this week and urges congress to come back together to fix obamacare. we will be speaking with two congressmen from both sides of the aisle and ask them in their parties are ready to make that happen. leland: for the first time we're hearing from the canadian man just released this week, along wi

trish: gerri. >> luscious tax breaks for football and concern and worry, will anything happen?ompletely ignore it. trish: juan? >> trump is blowing up obamacare and taking away subsidies and alienating democrats and less likely to work with him on a health care system for america. trish: gary. >> in the markets, fed ex stock, i think we're going to have one heck after christmas and a lot of stuff delivered and fed ex is the top of the game. >> i can assure you one thing, it's going to be a very busy week ahead. thank you for the cashin' in crew for joining us, thank you. have a great weekend, america. i'm going to see you-- i see you every weekday on fox business 2 p.m >> i'm bob massi. for 32 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real-estate problems, from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. 8 years ago, 6,000 people a month moved here looking for employment and affordable homes. little did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. now, it's a different story. the american

jolene: gerri jones has been adamant about not wanting to be involved in this.i was surprised, it was week 3 when gerri jones partook in the demonstration, won't they protest, took a knee before the national anthem and stood up, that surprised me and the fact a couple weeks later coming so hard on this. rob: looking for middle ground, there is a discussion to be had about police brutality but also a country the needs to be respected, these things don't have to happen in the same two minutes. >> gerri jones did say in an article that he is removing politics, what i have the right to say is who is on that football team. rob: burgess owens has been on a number of times, had a tough stance on this whole thing, listen to what he has to say. >> proud of the president to say enough of this progressively trying to steal our heritage, we have a chance, these kids have a chance to truly put their money where their mouth is, there are problems we need to address from those on the sideline, the best hope and encouragement in jobs and mentorship to kids who don't have hope.

gerry had moved far away which cleared him, for sure. of course, they'd need to look at shannon and aaron, too, given their falling out with pam and ralph. but -- >> they were cleared almost immediately because -- >> reporter: they were nowhere around. >> yeah. they were not involved. >> reporter: dead end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you. including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> reporter: they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the back door. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping the intruders left dna or fingerprints on them. and then, quite unexpected, something remarkable turned up, came right through the front door of the local newspaper. so what did you think when you first read that document? >> i felt i had my own little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >>> coming up -- a letter that has everyone in town talking. >> i

gerri willis and jessica, good to see all of you. >> good morning. lauren: general was loud and clear, stop politicizing everything specially fallen soldiers, do you agree here? >> they have gone too far and they continue to go too far. last night, i am in the lounge in orlando airport and i'm watching 18 minutes of this man, i'm thinking it's tend of the story and the media has to walk it back and the congresswoman will have to walk it back and another network is on and breaking the threats of general, a gold star man and they are calling him racist, no matter what trump says or, do it's twisted like a pretzel. if it's good, it's bad and if it's bad it's worse. i don't think it will ever stop there. a momentum here that continue to go after him unfortunately. lauren: rachel, you think it would stap at our military, fallen u.s. soldier dying and serving our country, is there any no-go zone left? >> no, nothing seems to be sacred and i think the trump derangement syndrome is anything is fair game if it knocks down the president and advances the #resis

gerry: this price increase is only for subscribers in the u.s. big question for netflix -- a lot of their business and future growth is going to come internationally. there is already a question about whether the current prices they have for netflix in some regions of the world where people are not as wealthy -- whether they can afford even the current prices. it may be more difficult to raise prices overseas. vonnie: our things to julie hyman with the stock of the hour, which is netflix, covered by gerry smith here at bloomberg. mark: let's get to the economy and the jobs report at a: 30 a.m. eastern. it may be the weather, not the theomy, that will dictate economy, with an estimated 80,000 jobs added. isning us now for a preview the bloomberg intelligence chief u.s. rate strategist. how is the weather going to affect the jobs report? 80,000 isonsensus of already reflecting the were whether we had back in august and early september. eather we had in august and early september. maybe there is a more modest down take the number of job growth, but

donald trump praising gerri jones for taking a hard-line patriotic stance, commander-in-chief tweeting a

gerri willis, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. stuart: check the big board, we're up 24 points. 22,685. more "varney" after this.

gerri willis is standing by with some of the big headlines this week. gerri: a busy week indeed. earning season getting underway with bank earnings this week. wells fargo with revenue numbers coming in well below the mats. the bank however did report slightly better than expected earnings per share. wells fa fargo. the bank's trading revenue fell 22% on a year-over-year basis. the dow, nasdaq and s & p hitting record highs. walmart helping to push the s & p into positive territory. the white house says it will end billions of dollars to insurers unless congress can reach a bipartisan deal on healthcare. billions of dollars goes to offset costs to insurers. the wildfires raging in northern california are the deadliest in the state's history. at least 31 people are dead and 3,500 homes have been destroyed. they broke out mostly in the wine country and have covered 300 miles. maria, back to you. maria: the federal reserve remains divide over just how quickly to raise interest rates. janet yellen's group remaining perplexed by persistent low inflation. but they say there is a rate hi

gerry: i think it's wait-and-see.alked about trump and media companies colluding, my conversation with media companies is collusion is the farthest thing. there is frustration with facebook in terms of facebook will ask media companies to produce content for our latest initiative, and there is some frustration they are not getting the financial terms they hoped for. it seems like facebook has made an effort to reach out to the journalism community and the media community, to try and really meet their needs. facebook is starting to come around. the idea that they are colluding together is actually kind of funny when you consider there is real tension there. emily: coming up, twitter is experimenting with its biggest product change yet -- expanding the character limits on tweets. we will examine why. this may be key to getting more users. a reminder, all episodes are live streaming on twitter. check us out @bloombergtechtv, weekdays. this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. i

gerri: a horrible week for general electric stock. they are trying to sell parts of the healthcare and transportation division, including the railroad business. they are raising $93 billion in market value. maria: the president's tax reform plan is front and center for his administration as well as the republican leadership in the house and senate. we want to get into it. with the budget passing through the house, it paifts the way for this tax bill to proceed through reconciliation. i sat down with treasury secretary steve mnuchin to discuss the tax plan and wee discussed what he's doing to combat terrorism. >> we are excited about the progress on tax reform. we have the budget passed with reconciliation instructions. we expect the budget to come out quickly and get the president to sign this year. maria: could you live with this bill without eliminating the state and local tax deductions? >> i think the two most of important issues the president is focused on is the 20% corporate rate to make our business competitive. that's what's

gerri willis in the newsroom, to break it all down for us, gerri? >> that's right, cheryl. that executive order is aimed expanding insurance options for folks who buy their own coverage or work for small businesses. there are three elements. one, the order would make it easier for people people to band together to buy insurance what they call association health plans. those plans would be free of some affordable care act egglations that the requirement they cover a set package ever benefits. however it would ban lifetime coverage limits as does the aca. further, the order would allow policies to be sold across state lines. two, the president would order agencies to wind back obama era rule that curbs use of short term medical insurance. a low cost option that provides limited coverage. it would allow them to buy the plans up to a year once again. finally the executive order would allow the expansion of health reimbursement accounts. these are employer-funded programs that employees can use to pay out-of-pocket costs and premiums. obama era guidance from 2013 prevented preta

gerri jones stands up to protesting players, lastly the players stood for the end. nice to see. here to weigh in is former nfl player 01 burgess, thank you for getting up early, appreciate it. all the players last night standing. what do you think? nice to see. >> it is, proud of the president saying enough trying to steal our heritage and pride in our country and the conversation of proud americans so folks can understand if you don't like a product you stop buying it and they began to make that decision. the other thing is we have a chance, young men to truly put their money where their mouth is. if there's a problem we need to address it. accompanied by those on the sideline investing hope and encouragement and jobs and mentorship to those kids who don't have hope. just not let our job down. >> what did you think about vice president, what did you think of his tweets, stand with our colts, everyone is entitled to their own opinions it is not too much to ask nfl players to respect the flag and our national anthem, he got up and walked out because some of those players at the g

thank you very much, gerri willis as always for staying on the story.scussing equifax to, look at what markets is doing, dave nelson and robert luna. good to see you both. david, i don't see how this company continues on. i don't see how this guy keeps his 18 million-dollar parachute. i don't see how we don't really start to require a whole lot more from these companies that are, i disagree with gerri, we are their customers, they're supposed to safeguard our information. they get their paws on it. it is their responsibility to keep it safe. >> it is pretty clear what we're witnessing today is kind of a public hanging. we have to have one of these every now and then but this is pretty common for corporate america. when you have egg green just act like this. you come before congress, resign, fall on your sword but shed no tears. he will walk away with many millions of dollars. i doubt very much we can do to claw that back. trish: this is a big deal. 145.5 million people, robert. we, i guarranty you all, if you're watching at home, you probably had your i

thanks, gerri.omebody coming into your home when you're not there, amazon has a great new things for you. they call it amazon key. heard about this? it lets you unlock the door remotely so they can give you a delivery. look at the video. all you need is to buy a lock with a security camera to watch for anything that is funny. plus, there's a microphone so you can talk to that person if you feel like it. amazon is set to roll out that service next month. you hear about that stuff. >> we would do that in a heart beat. >> shepard: yeah, if you love in rural america, you can't get it. the ups leaves it on the front porch. if they want to, somebody can yank it. >> or the ups throws it on the porch. no thanks, gerri. like to text and walk? that can get you a ticket in one stuff. how much will that cost? we'll get to that. first, having a heat wave in los angeles. just ask the dodgers and astros. they're set to take the field on game two of the world series on fox. how hot will it be? rick reichmuth is liv

great try from gerry, a great start for us, i think, you great.rry, a great start for us, ithink, you know, to be in this position, after sort of six or eight minute was fantastic, so delighted with the start. then there was that australian pressure which told, and they capitalised, two tries in the first half to lead 10-4 at two tries in the first half to lead 10—4 at the break. this break away try in the second half which sealed the victory. it's a simple game by the victory. it's a simple game rugby league, for a spell we didn't create nuffield position and possession for ourselves and we made some errors and we were made to pay the price, we went in 10—11. the second half we created opportunity, the last time we played australia we lost 36—18 and we have improved massively since this time last year, we we re massively since this time last year, we were l grow in this tournament. i am buoyed and happy with our second half performance in particular, we are always going to get better. half performance in particular, we are always going to get bat

welcome back the weather across much of southern and eastern china and taiwan is looking gerri not too bad to be got a circulation just on the edge of your screens there which is typhoon land that's heading towards japan in the coming days but for this region gerri things are looking fairly quiet although we have got what will become a tropical depression forming just the west of the philippines so we may see an increase in rainfall here otherwise for northern parts of vietnam five pounds for a central parts of vietnam and across much of laos it's looking fine into me and mark and certainly we're getting showers coming in off the bay of bengal with that circulation now let's move across into south asia circulation in a bit more detail so really all around the north and the bengal there's a big sharp potential at the moment the general monsoon is retreating quite nicely so we are fine conditions across northern and northwestern parts of india through into pakistan but kolkata and northward into nepal will see some very heavy rain developing of nice twenty four to forty eight hours and e

molo member of nasa coalition and london agnes gitau specialist on east africa also in nairobi can gerry one bogo member of the jubilee ruling coalition and thank you all for joining me i want to start with you agnes let's go back to the very very the first election not the second one in opitz ensley the third when the first election back in august was that a a fair and credible election to you. well as go by what the supreme court judges say that that that and action was mud with irregularities in it the gun the t. so based on that and of course the call by run low dinka there was some dispute on the election so it was unfair to all kenyans. attend a your your thoughts on the very first election. well the first elections were not properly conducted and it was foreseeable because we pointed out it would need to be done but the electoral body did not do them with therefore had to go to the supreme court and those privileged one of the advocates we pointed out to the court and the court agreed with us which is why the court seed that they need the next fresh elections to be held must be in

gerri willis is standing by with some of the big headlines this week. gerri: a busy week indeed.ay with bank earnings this week. wells fargo with revenue numbers coming in well below the mats. the bank however did report

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. >> john: you heard gerry say "down." great pitch. mccann trying to give the best presentation he could. great job tonight. >> joe: chris devenski, the right-hander, getting loose. 3-1 pitch to ethier. pop fouled, left side, long run. bregman cannot make the play. got there. hopefully he's okay. he is. he is ticked off. he got there but couldn't come up with it. what an effort. >> john: he had to go a long way. he is on the shift. probably 110 feet. low fence, trying to gauge where it is and catch the ball at the same time. but playing normal third base, that would have been a lot easier. >> joe: ethier takes a walk. and as has been the norm this postseason, all eyes go to the dugout after somebody reaches in the late innings. a.j. hinch is staying put. >> john: an interesting dilemma for a.j. hinch. you have a fastball coming in towards a guy who likes the ball in. you would prefer to have the slider working away from taylor with the power he possesses. sticking with peacock in this situation. >> joe: good pitch, strike one. >> john:

gerri willis with all the details. gerri, incredible. >> it is incredible. lindsey lohan the key to the mini bar. i kid you not. that 2001 of the quotes. senate banking committee taking issue of irs handling of no-bid account for fraud prevention to he equifax, asking former ceo richard smith, why, why the former employer should be entrusted with those responsibilities after losing data on 145 million americans. smith said this. >> why in the world should you get a no-bid contract right now. >> i'm not sure it was no-bid. my understanding i don't profession to have details. it is with the irs. i think a we had in the past being renewed. >> so the irs released a statement too today, the short-term contract was awarded to equifax to prevent alarms in service during a protest on another contract. it is ongoing identity validation needs of the irs. equifax provided identity proofing service to irs under another contract. this contract was signed well after the big breach was announced. and of course it is day two for former equifax ceo on hot seat on capitol hil

bloomberg newsy media reporter, gerry smith for more on the last ditch effort.this mean that disney was not wrong to create a product or have that in the works? >> what this shows is that espn and disney, its owner, still has a lot of negotiating leverage with providers. will offer an online only service for people who don't subscribe to cable but a lot of the content will not be the same sports programming you get with your cable subscription. they were careful to do that, espn was, to make sure they didn't offend cable operators. >> very interesting to see these operators paying expensive fees for the sports only channels when we have streaming online viewership's and other means of getting them. >> i think a lot of people were watching this deal closely as a canus test for whether espn manage to get the higher and higher programming fees from the paid tv operators which is important for their business because they are starting to lose subscribers and they paid billions of dollars for the rights to air live sports. this is a crucial moment for disney. have a l

gerri willis joins me now. thing after another, and you're talking about a whole lot of americans. maybe 150 million. >> that's right, trish. here's what we learn. equifax runs a payroll division on a unknown number of americans. and whose blog is a must read, security on that platform is lax. at issue, provided by equifax's tax division called the work number, designed to provide automated employment for prospective employers. and tens of thousands of companies reported salary data to it. the work number also allows anybody whose employer uses the service to provide proof of their income when purchasing a home or applying for a loan. the problem, the service is easily accessible. and as you know, allows the private details including social security numbers of 145 million americans. fortune 100 firms, government agencies, and universities. says the authentication system is weak. generally, all you need is a social security number and the birth date of the person of the information you want. sometimes, you're re

gerri, thank you. david: making it even harder stand to honor our flag. the heated nfl debate again as players continue to kneel during the national anthem. can the league end up forcing them to stand? judge andrew napolitano breaking it all down for us right after the break. ♪ david: we have a new voice in the nfl controversy as if we don't have enough, marlins new owner derek jetter is fine with people kneeling during the national anthem saying quote, you have the right to voice your opinion. so is taking a knee is protected speech? here is judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst. i want to make a parallel. i have the right right now to look into the camera say anything i want to about anybody. but if i am insulting the people out from by what i say, fox news has the right, fox business has the right to fire me. >> because you would be impairing the work product the reason which you're here. david: right. >> which is to deliver news, deliver opinion and make money for our boss. david: so isn't that a fair analogy to what the players ar

news gerri and patrol near the border with mali nine soldiers four american five the cherian were killed. and the loss of our crew is under investigation in that department offense like to know what we're talking about before we talk and so we do not have all the accurate information yet the relationship as rapidly as we get it. we are very proud of our troops if you know we investigate any time we have our troops killed whether it be in training accident or combat i don't care if it's in a car accident and we investigate the circumstances around and see how we can address the very question you brought up about what can we do in the future the share is one of five central and western african countries struggling to defeat the islamic state of the sawhill and other armed groups the u.s. has been worried about that threat for years in two thousand and thirteen the obama administration deployed about one hundred troops tunisia air to help shared intelligence with local forces that number is now up to about a thousand. the u.s. along with france and other countries is training these areon tr

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look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia you can see the eastern areas gerri looking dry and fine still some showers around the southern side of the caspian sea and rather caucuses some big storms are likely send you away towards back when i say by sound there with eighteen as a mix on so the eastern side of turkey also looking wet to pursue come further south into lebanon where the conditions find their beirut it twenty eight but you notice that area of rain becomes more extensive and heads further towards the east maybe even tehran might pick up the old shower still pretty warm in kuwait of course at this time of the year but then in the arabian peninsula temperatures not quite as high as that for so in the gulf states temperatures just easing fractionally humidity not quite as high as it has been on the other side of the peninsula temperatures still around about the forty mark for both mecca and medina so heading down into southern parts of africa where the conditions for the most part looking fine but we still want to showers around the eastern side of sou