so hey, bob and hey, bob [ cheers and applause they're probably embarrassed that i'm mentioning themmy: can we talk about your movie "knives out"? >> sure can. >> jimmy: i enjoyed it i loved it >> oh, thank you >> jimmy: i haven't seen a a movie like that in a long time >> yeah, it's like an agatha christie -- in the spirit of agatha christie, a a good old fashioned murder mystery type movie >> jimmy: like a whodunnit type of - >> a whodunnit type movie. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: like a "clue" -- like a "clue" type of a movie >> oh, my god. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i do like it - >> i have one of those lives where every day is a dream come true [ laughter ] like, i never thought in a a million years when i was out playing in the crick behind my house in kentucky when i was five that i would someday be on a late night talk show, and force a very famous man to put an "alvin and the chipmunks" shirt on >> jimmy: i actually - ♪ >> yeah, right it's something - [ cheers and applause it's an accomplishment it's an accomplishment ♪ that's beautiful so, yeah, it's like a whodunnit. and

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and china inch closer to the trade deal let's get to bob at the new york stock exchange hey, bob >> the move today always an tar rir ri dn rif riffs. it's like a switch went on let me show you what's going on since december 1st we have seen banks hitting new highs. we seen energies move up love that when the dow transimportatran transports elsewhere we have seen sectors all these defensive names that were big market leaders in the middle of the year like utilities and consumer staples they are all moving down in november and hold builders as well. will yield decline we have been seeing, has really played havoc with some of those big names in the home buildings space i'm waiting for big, big break outs in some of the other stocks only 10% of the s&p is at new high i'd like to see some other new names here that are not on the new high list. the banks are not wells fargo. that will impress them we get 30% of the s&p at new highs versus 10. now i'm really impressed not there yet. >> all right thank you. bob mentioned they were watching in the bond market today rick is tracking the action. t

. >> jim: hey, bob, did we get it about right that the republicans' latest reaction to sondland and, if so, many republican senators do not want to engage on the substance. instead they want to talk about the upcoming i.g. report from attorney general barr, his own report on the russia probe. they're trying to build a counternarrative instead of dealing with the one in front of their face. >> barb, when you hear about a high-profile witness revising their testimony, does it bring back fond memories of being a fed? >> it does, although i'll tell you he's waited an awfully long time to revise his statement. one of the things that typically happens when you have a witness in the grand jury is you give an an opportunity to -- >> for him to delay a number of weeks between the time he gave that statement and the time he changed it because he recollection has been refreshed by the testimony of others i think strain credulity a little bit. he suggests that he forgot and didn't remember that he had this conversation with an aide to president about withholding almost 400 million in military ai

make a deal a lot more than i do i'm very happy >> thank you today's small pull back just a blip hey, bob >> i know we're flat from the last few days but don't kid yourself we are up for the week here at new highs. that's the important thing to bear in mind the reason this is happening is because we've got some positive news here. the nefeds neutral trade talk headlines believe the deal with come look where the market is internally we had more new highs than before momentum is bullish. rotation is into cyclicals, out of defensive stocks and new highs is lagging it advistends to be on the flatr side you saw the summary there. i followed larry kudlow. if there's a phase one deal, that will be tariffs these are financial stocks they have been out performing. value will likely do well into the dloez of the year. everybody is a little surprised this week. this was the surprise that 20 point move up in the ten year yields that has created some additional rotation we weren't anticipating before you see the banks out perform. hold builders and utilities under performing now that's an interesting

. >> hey, bob, did we get it about right at the top of the broadcast that the republicans' latest reaction to sondland and impeachment is kind of morphing day by day into "if it did happen, it's not impeachable still"? >> it's not even there, brian. let me put it this way. when i bring up the impeachment inquiry and all the substance of the facts, so many republican senators do not want to engage on the substance. instead they want to talk about the upcoming i.g. report from attorney general barr. the attorney general's own report on the russia probe. that's where they are right now in the republican party, trying to build a counter narrative rather than dealing with the own narrative in front of their face. >> barb, when you hear about a high-profile witness revising their testimony after refreshing their memory, does it bring bach fond memories of being a fed? >> it does although i'll tell you, he waited an awfully long time to revise his statement. one of the things that typically happens when you have a witness in the grand jury is you give them an opportunity to recant. you give them

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hey, bob. >> happy tuesday, everybody. 3093, the old high on the s&p.tially there, maybe a point or two short europe doing well. asia doing well. japan, another big standout to the. indeterminate open here as we wait for the president here. semis up, a little trade materials, that's a good sign. utilities slightly on the upside ba banks, terrific run. all the department stores are weak, macy's, nordstrom's, kohl's on the downside the really big story has been the interest rate move that we have been seeing in the last couple of weeks. this is really starting to move some things here here is the tlt. this is the ishares. almost $20 billion in assets you see it topped out in september and this big move down yields going up. we had 1.2 billion in outflows in this in the last week it is finally starting to happen outflows from some bond funds. is this a lot? it had almost $20 billion in assets under management. that is almost 6% of the assets under management is that a little, a lot? that's a lot very noticeable. we have been waiting for this for years. whe

. >> hey, bob. >> hey, peters., through! you'll never work in this town again! >> don't leave me hanging by a thread. let me know where i stand! >> we were a little worried because we had a new cast, but everyone loves us. >> you guys have been so nice to us during our stay. >> isn't that special. >> i am hans. >> and i am franz. >> and we just want to pump you up. >> a lot of things they could do on "saturday night live" they couldn't do on a sitcom. the humor was more daring and more satirical, and it was political. >> you still have 50 seconds left, mr. president. >> let me just sum up, on track, stay the course. a thousand points of light. stay the course. >> governor dukakis, rebuttal? >> i can't believe i'm losing to this guy. [ phone rings ] >> i'll get it. >> it's the garry shandling show. >> people were taking the old principles of comedy and trying to turn them into something new. we spent years and years watching sitcoms and dramas and talk shows, we knew them by heart that if somebody played on that and

. >> i always get trapped in the corner with somebody named bob. heyrtin, i just saw "boys in the hood," all right? i didn't know, martin, i didn't know. >> they knew that they needed to capture this audience to grow. >> i guess you think you smart and cool. but if you think you get a job here, you're a damn fool. >> so they basically gave the black creators freedom to do whatever you want. just get the audience. >> the wb and upn took that concept from fox. >> your shoulders are harder than cheap breast implants. >> going after this underserved audience of urban minority viewers and really ran with it. >> i'm a new millennium woman who will not be defined by traditional roles. >> a lot of the networks built themselves up partly on african-american viewers. >> the african-american shows indexed lower in terms of household income. so over the course of the decade, the network started to move away from those shows. >> i don't know about you people, but i'll be damned if it i'm going to let them destroy my neighborhood. >> black creators felt used and abu

. >> i always get trapped in the corner with somebody named bob. heyn't know. >> they knew that they needed to capture this audience to grow. >> i guess you think you smart and cool. but if you think you get a job here, you're a damn fool. >> so they basically gave the black creators freedom to do whatever you want. just get the audience. >> the wb and upn took that concept from fox. >> your shoulders are harder than cheap breast implants. >> going after this underserved audience of urban minority viewers and really ran with it. >> i'm a new millennium woman who will not be defined by traditional roles. >> a lot of the networks built themselves up partly on african-american viewers. >> the african-american shows indexed lower in terms of household income. so over the course of the decade, the network started to move away from those shows. >> i don't know about you people, but i'll be damned if it i'm going to let them destroy my neighborhood. >> black creators felt used and abused. you made your money. you built your audience on us and now, you know, y

hey, hi there, uh... bob.eld to the white house, from hollywood to the heartland, america's entertainer was bob hope. oh, this room, it's so dull and depressing tonight. if only there was some way to brighten it. oh, of course. (laughter) (narrator) he was a true patriot.

bob. >> reporter: hey, i am 100% onboard with what you were saying earlier, and i have no guilt, no guiltabout putting on calories. >> amen. >> reporter: i should be running but i have no problem not running in it. happy thanksgiving to both of you. we're here at the starting line, the first in santa clara for the first turkey trot. people are starting to flow in. you'd be surprised you come to us in the next half hour, the next hour and this place will be packed. right now 22,000 to 23,000 people registered for this footrace, one of the largest in the country. register and i'll have more information. they're hoping to get up to 25,000 for the 5k and 10k. they have raised $8.7 million to feed the hungry, help the homeless and care for children. the goal is to raise another 900,000 this morning. here is the ceo of the leadership group and the founder of this turkey trot. why is this important to you? >> this is important for three reasons. one, we want to build community. i could have easily gotten on the phone and raised a million dollars a year from the wonderful companies in this valley

bob!ple. hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone.stant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. i want to just stop. ben: okay. lemonis: this is a terrible representation of the business. ben: oh. lemonis: i'm not comfortable asking him to take on this product. ben: we did this based upon past experience, but from both of your reactions, this wasn't what you were expecting. lemonis: let's turn it into a positive. ben: right. lemonis: when i went into the store in soho, blown away. i apologize, and i'm being sincere. i don't know what your schedule is tonight. is there any possible way that you could swing by the store so we can get, like, a restart? scott: yeah, we can do that. lemonis: look, this was a total mess, and i knew that if i could get scott to come to ben's store, he would see what i saw. if we could just pack up -- ben: there's not very much. lemonis: i didn't say it, but thank you for -- genuinely sorry, but i want to put our best foot forward. scott: no, that's fine. ♪ ben: he

bob smith. hi, morgan. >> reporter: hey take a look at this. this is test stand 4670. a site rich in space history, thanks to testing motors that powered the saturn five rockets that launched apollo astronauts to the moon. was later used for the space shuttle. this site is being refurbished, leased by jeff bezos' blue origin, speaking to the role commercial space is playing in here in hunltsville. blue origin has been stem cea n major initiatives, everywhere from the new shepherd space tourism business to development of orbital new glen rocket, competing for commercial and government missions. and blue moon spacecraft which they're pitching as part of a lunar landing bid that includes lockheed martin, but it is another business that represents one of the first significant revenue streams for the company. the reusable engines that make all of the plans possible. blue origin is building them for its own rockets, but also producing them for united launch alines, the giant venture between lockheed martin and boeing, which is also developing its own rocket, about 30 miles f

speak of the day after bob testified that donald trump invited interference, hey russia, if you are listening, come get hillary's emails. for good you have something that you can't reveal question mexico i can't reveal that. >> we have not spoken directly with the whistle-blower. typical donald trump is back on the phone, asking another nation to involve itself in another u.s. election. >> what's the nature of the compromise? >putin was made aware of the availability of the compromising material? >> yes, of course. >> thank you very much. we will be back in touch. >> you shouldn't rely on what the president said in the call record. >> i'm going to say this only 7 times, so you better listen good. i want you to make up dirt on my political opponent. >> sean: compromise, corrupt, congenital liar. he's lied to the country for three years. three long years. he showed his rage. now, i'm sure if it was up to him, he just would try to bring in more hearsay witnesses, opinion witnesses for additions first, depositions, and then hearings. but i think pelosi probably won't let him. she didn't want to t

. >> bob, thanks bob pisani to the bond pits as well, check in with rick santelli. the ten year getting close to 1.95 heyned to what bob said and, you know, there is a refrain some people refer to this refrain toward the fed, some to the market, some to both on rates. lower for longer the cubs won a world series in 2016, carl and everybody thought there was going to be a dynasty. well, whenever i hear lower for longer, i somehow think of that notion lower for longer might not be what it is cracked up to be. just consider all these one week charts, which happen to also be month to date chart. two year note, 12 basis points on the week. ten year, up 22 basis points on the week along with a 30-year bond. yesterday many were talking about one of the most aggressive days since november 8, 2016, donald trump won the election. not quite. we hit a nice update yesterday, almost ten basis points on the long end but on that day, in november 2016, we closed up 20 basis points on the one section after election results bunds, bunds and gilts, look at the bund chart, the gilt, they're each up 14 basis points on the wee

hey there everybody. a story investigates a major development in the case of bob levinson.ed states history. an announcement from iran that may be a game changer. we bring it to you tonight. his daughter, sarah will join me live in moments. also tonight he then walked 14 miles to save his other sister. he joins me tonight exclusively with his incredible story of bravery. and "the story" gains exclusive access inside kanye west's sunday service and the movement to convert kanye fans to christianity. first up,

hey there everybody. a story investigates a major development in the case of bob levinson. he has the longest held hostage in united states history. an announcement from iran that may be a game changer. we bring it to you tonight. his daughter, sarah will join me live in moments. also tonight he then walked 14 miles to save his other sister. he joins me tonight exclusively with his incredible story of bravery. and "the story" gains exclusive access inside kanye west's sunday service and the movement to convert kanye fans to christianity. first up, this week, the public hearings begin on impeachment in washington, d.c. the only question that matters here is this one. is this an impeachable offense? in moments, one of the most vocal lawmakers in this political fight. first, fox news senior judicial judge. it's good to have you here. >> hey. so, mccarthy says to ask whether a president engaged in misconduct is usually . to ask whether a president engaged in an impeachable offense is a loaded question. as the framer's formula instructs, the answer to that question is. the answe

the fact that the day after bob mueller testified, the day after bob mueller testified that donald trump invited russian interference, hey, russia, if you're listening, come get hillary's emails, and later that day, they tried to hacker surv survey. the day after he testified that not only did trump invite that interference, but that he welcomed the help in the campaign, they made full use of it. they lied about it. they instructed the investigation into it. although this is in his testimony report. the day after that, donald trump is back on the phone asking another nation to involve itself in another u.s. election. that says to me, this president believes that he is above the law, beyond accountability. and in my view, there is nothing more dangerous than an unethical president that believes they are above the law. and i would just say to people watching here at home and around the world, and the words of my great colleague, "we are better than that." adjourned. [applause] >> neil: all right, you have been watching the week 2, dave t hearing. they both closed out with -- at the other. russian advisor who left her post,

secede to bill, hey, bill, where did you hear about this quid pro quo. he said i heard it from bob heard it from tony who heard it from a dude who bought a bagel. he heard it fourth hand. you are going to impeach the president over what bill taylor heard from a dude who heard from another dude. and then another one text him, the president has been crystal clear, there is no quid pro quo. this case is a flaming dive dog waste on your front porch. judge jeanine: any judge worth her salt would dismiss this case before it got to a jury. you know what? i almost could understand it. but i guess if they are evil. i almost could understand it if there were no transcripts. we have the guy on the other end. that's the best evidence. let me ask you something. if you were accused of petty larceny. if joe smith is accused of petty larceny, and joe site says he's arrested and says he's a thief. and three people say no. mary smith stole the tape. joe didn't steal the tape. they don't care. they got other people to come in. truth is irrelevant to these people. >> good example there. i will give yo

hey. >> so it might be a little pathetic for us to be stuck where we were 30 years ago. >> ah yay! >> carol burnett and bob had a red carpet run-in. could they return to some of their funniest cameo roles? >> "mad about you" is back and you are helen's mom. >> i'm gonna go back and do that again. >> oh, i can't wait to see them. >> is there any chance we are going to see you in "legally blonde three" since you were in "legally blonde two"? >> this is perfect. this is exactly what i need. >> we're talking. >> you're talking with reese? >> no. i tell everyone that i'm talking. ♪ working nine to five >> and while dolly parton has doubts about her highly anticipated sequel -- >> i think we dropped that idea. >> lily's not giving up hope. >> of course i want to team up, absolutely. whether it would be "9 to 5" or maybe something that blends all of it together, but i haven't given up. >> dolly parton also has something to celebrate. "steel magnolia" is turning 30. we're with dolly spilling secrets you never knew. >> this is going into the hairdo fall of fame. >> plus courtney cox's reunion with a photographer wh

the fact that the day after bob mueller testified, the day after bob mueller testified that donald trump invited russian interference, hey, russia, if you're listening, come get hillary's emails, and later that day they tried to hack her server. the day after he testified that not only did trump invite that interference but that he welcomed the help and the campaign. they made full use of it. they lied about it. they obstructed the investigation into it. and all this is in his testimony and his report. the day after that donald trump is back on the phone asking another nation to involve itself in another u.s. election. that says to me this president believes he is above the law, beyond accountability. and in my view there is nothing more dangerous than an unethical president who believes they are above the law. and i would just say to people watching here at home and around the world in the words of my great colleague, we are better than that. adjourned. [ applause ] >> you just watched the closing statement of the chairman of this committee chairman adam schiff. that was the most emotional, most emotional sustained set

focus as shares surge post earnings julia boorstin sat down with bob iger after the call, joins us with more of that important conversation hey>> reporter: well, carl, while disney parks and movie studio division continue to outperform, the real focus this quarter is disney's digital future with disney plus, the streaming service launching tuesday. without revealing any early subscription numbers for disney plus, bob iger told me he does expect the service to get off to a strong start. >> it is ready to go i am glad to say we tested it in the netherlands, we'll talk about that on the call, it was successful. it did not have original content but was well received, not just in terms of number of subscribers but the user reaction to it, very, very and a half -- navigable, great access to our brands and story telling. >> he announced new distribution, a deal with amazon to be accessible on fire stick and deals with samsung and lg, in addition to deals with apple and google he announced that espn plus added over a million new subscribers in the past quarter, and he announced hulu will be bolstered by fx, part of the recently acqui

hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. i'm truly amazed at the effect thathank you, bob! two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> and good morning to you, on this tuesday. look at the sight there in san francisco this morning. starting out a beautiful day, transamerica building as you see right there. 4:55 right now. >>> okay, so talkho uscent >> so they're still hoping to get their missing u-haul back. a military bronze star is among the missing items. jonathan munoz and his wife were staying at the doubletrejo tell in pleasanton, about to move into their new apartment. he's a ten-year army veteran starting a new job at the va. early saturday someone stole the truck. munoz was given a bronze star after three overseas deployments. he says some of the stolen items can never be replaced. >> there are certain things that can't ever be replaced, not as simple as a material object. for in

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. >>> the dow and s&p 500 hitting new record highs today bob is at the new york stock exchange every time we tick up it's a new high hey, another record high people are remaining very bullish, are they not in. >> shockingly bullish. it's the diversity of the rally that made peel bullish it's not just the fantasy. it's quite amazing there's two things you want to market about the market in november the lows for the day are right at the open and the mark is driven upward. this is a notable print in november that's not always followed in many other months. second thing you want to know is the stunning diversity of the rally. you rarely get this kind of thing. boeing and industrials new high. united health and health care. apple and technology there's nike and consumer. there's jpmorgan you don't see these stocks hitting new highs at the same time and the most under the broadest rallies they are just shy of new high. this is not something to quibble be this is the whole market is sitting alt new highs. you could see this this is a little odd growth stocks and value stocks are both at new highs. that rarely happens. then yo

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if he went up to me and hey, you can't eat on bart, nor on the platform, and i would have been informed. i didn't the platform. >> a statement written by bart general manager bob powers points out the officer did warn him. quote, when the officer walked by again and still saw him eating, he moved forward with the process of issuing him a citation. foster says that's not what happened. >> he never walked past me. i was at the end of the platform, so it was impossible for him to walk past me. he came straight to me from the escalator from me here. i watched him come up the escalator and make a beeline to me. >> when foster refused to show him his idea, foster grabbed his bag and would not let go. >> he admitted he said alleged homophobic slurs. >> i said everything i said and don't regret none of it. >> foster's girlfriend was the person who took the cell phone video. >> when he was grabbing him and four or six officers came running up about a sandwich, i was nervous. when they turned around and grabbed him and put him in handcuffs, i was nervous. >> granted, i don't take bart that often, but if i were coming through here in a hurry, i would probably miss this s

the fact that the day after bob mueller testified, the day after bob mueller testified, that donald trump invited russian interference, hey, russia, if you are listening, come get hillary's emails, and that day they tried to hacker server. the day after he testified that not only did trump invite that interference, but that he welcomed the help to the campaign, they made full use of it, they lied about it. they obstructed investigation into it. all this is in his testimony and his report. the day after that, donald trump is back on the phone asking another nation to involve itself in another u.s. election. presidentto me this believes he is above the law, beyond accountability. and in my view there is nothing more dangerous than an unethical president who believes they are above the law. to peopled just say watching here at home, around in the words of my great colleague, we are better than that. adjourned. [applause]

bob. >> pleasure. >> mike, thanks so much for joining us. >>> it's a big day at liberty media where our david faber is at the investor day in new york. hey carl yeah, chris, as we do every year we sat down with john malone earlier today, with he tape an err interview it typically goes at least an hour, we try to cover so many different things and make that available to everybody at cnbc.com. we spent a lot of time talking about the changing landscape of the way programming is distributed, the way it's produced and what that means for the existing players and for the newer entrants we have seen over the number of last year. one name we came to as well and something that you, carl and jim and i have talked about a lot is vie come cbs the deal will close in the not too distant future putting these two companies back together. jim has often commented on how cheap it is and how he regrets owning it in his charitable trust. we did talk to malone about that as well and i asked him he thinks that company given it is certainly still dependent on linear cable networks for much of its livelihood and potentially as an arm supply of content to so man