we see lieutenant james stewart in all his folksy glory. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, hello. like i am back in the movies again, huh? as a matter of fact i like to do some talk. don't go away until i get this thing off. it isn't as if fs the a chore for me to talk to you because i want to speak on my favorite subject. the army air force. i cannot speak from long experience, because i've only been in the air force a year and a half but i want to talk you about what it has to offer. that's what i want to talk to you about. right now, the greatest mass globalization in the history of the world is taking place. men from farms, towns, single men, married then, brothers, sweethearts, husbands, fathers and sons, businessman and workers from the factories and students from colleges and high schools, all over america are mobilizing. they're joining up. or having their numbers pulled out of a fishbowl. this war we are fighting today, tomorrow, and the next day, until we win is a war of the air. the whole world knows that. our factories know that. interceptors, light bombers, are rollin

we'll go to that live, but in the meantime let's bring in "new york times" columnist james stewart, whos on the fast line tonight. we always like to get your analysis what do you think? what do you make of all this >> this will be a tough case for the government i call it epic antitrust case, which it is, in two ways, first of all, is the vertical at the conversation itself legal, as somebody pointed out, about 50 years, and they have approved hundreds, so that's hurdle number one, hurdle two, if it is illegal, how dough remedy that the traditional way was consent to create behavioral agreement, and the justice department is trying to get these divest further. that is a radical remedy in a vertical case. i cannot think of any other vertical case that was held to be illegal where it was determined to be -- divestitures, so they have two big hurdles to get over, and we'll see. it certainly will be a novel theory >> we want to go to randall stephenson. >> jeff buikus and i went into this deal with decades of -- when we announced this deal, the best legal minds in the country agreed this tr

james stewart of "new york times. what do you buy off of this? >> i think it reinforces the case for time warner the t mobile summer sprint deal was -- so to me it makes a a stronger kay, potential for sort of justice department. i don't think that's the case, so i think it should be -- do you like disney more or less >> absolutely more if you think the pullet mall that they've been losing, and what it seems to garneller, if disney can strap on enough content, which was already fantastic, to be in a play where they can go hard at this and have a compelling direct-to-consumer at the top, it's -- if they're thinking outside the box -- >> you have the fox movie library, nat geo on top of all of the disney problems >> that's true, too. >> or if it could even happen. >>> all right. coming up, a couple travel stocks, priceline and tr tripadviser, just getting started, to give you the names he sees as an up side. so has shack gotten its mojo back they'll tell us his plans to heat of sales, straight ahead. y. your joints... or your digestion... so why wo

and james stewart, "fast money" friend, will be here with instant reaction, and how likely he thinks the at&t/time warner deal is to go through. first, the dow is sinking as much as 250 points at the low of the day before climbing back, still the worst for the dow and s&p in two weeks let's get to ylan mui in d.c. for a breakdown on the details that moved the market today, hi, ylan >> reporter: hi, melissa the big news in the senate plan was that it delays the corporate tax rate cut by one year it won't take effect until 2019. and then it will go down to 20%. the house also passed its version of a tax bill out of committee. there were some significant changes to the way that it addresses the corporate tax code as well. the house version of the bill would raise the repatriation rate from 5 and 12% to 7% for noncash assets and 14% for cash assets it also would implement a new lower rate for small businesses that have income less than $75,000. on the individual side, there are also some significant differences between the two plans as well. the senate version of the tax bill would inclu

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different sources of money, not just the city, not just equity, not just john stewart, not just the state. not just raymond james, not just cit ibank. -- citibank. all of them putting together youths, the service center. i'm looking forward to the young people who come through whose lives will be touched and changed so, when they say they're part of booker t., they're part of the city, they're part of the future. this is san francisco. love and compassion for everybody. thank you. [ applause ] >> supervisor breed has reminded many he we have not told everybody what this project is. we have 50 units of housing, half for young people that have aged out of foster 0 care or are at risk of homelessness. so those 25 units, more than half of them are filled now. we also have 24 units and 50%, 60% -- at 50%, 60% median income. that means it is, the rent is about $50 a month. i just had someone ask the city to buy that for $800,000. >> it was rick. >> that's right. that's exactly who it was. so we have -- for those 24 units, we had 1,300 applications. >> wow. >> so the housing situation here, particularly for young peopl

james stevens bullock. and my grandmother, martha stewart, now martha stewart was the -- i thought you might catch on there. martha stewart was the youngest daughter of general daniel stewart. a hero of the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. it was he who marched off to seminole, the seminole wars in florida with his six sons, all of whom were 6 feet tall or taller leaving young martha stewart behind. he didn't want to leave her unmarried. in this regard my grandfather had proposed to my grandmother but, as a lady of the day did, she refused the first proposal. my grandfather apparently didn't have much patience in these issues of matrimony so he , married a young and eligible lady lady in savannah, esther eltiot. a week lady my grandmother married john elliott who would go on to be a one-term united states senator from south carolina. and my grandmother, martha stewart elliott at that time was a wonderful hostess here in washington, d.c. after the term in congress and the term in senate senator elliott returned for retirement in south carolina but did not prevail long. two years after his retirement he

my grandfather james steven bulk and my grandmother martha stewart. i thought you might catch on there. martha stewart was the youngest leaving young martha behind, he didn't want to leave young martha unmarriedch in this regard my grandfather proposed to the young lady. as those ladies in those days refused the first proposal. he married a young lady in savannah, esther elliott. a week later my grandmother married esther elliott's father, john elliott. my grandmother martha stewart elliott at that time was a wonderful hostess here in washington, d.c. two years after his retirement he died. shortly thereafter esther elliot bullock died at which point my grandfather proposed to my grandmother at which point my grandfather was marrying my step mother-in-law. if that doesn't make me a southerner, i don't know what will. they were married in 1853. if your travels take you nearby to atlanta, i hope you'll visit bullock hall. when i toured the south i bragged about my southern heritage. of course i had two uncles that were prominent amongst the confederacy.

stewart to switch allegiance. >> what just happened up there. >> i don't know what happened. i asked question and told him i'm a lebron jamesext thing i know there was a deal made. >> i respect her for that while she is in the bay especially know that is her -- i just found out her husband they both michigan state grads. she has to convert a little bit. >> we're coming to practice and meet draymond. i'm going how great the warriors how. i don't know how that happened but okay. >> care packages and conversion a good day for mike brown. in alameda, colin resch, nbc bay area. >>> you see that 1,000 watt smile from mike brown he lights up the room. what a cool event. he just converted the coast guard member to a be a warriors man. >> really good that will do it for us. we hope to see you tonight at 11:00. >> thanks for joining us. have a great evening. >> bye-bye. hi, we're alaska airlines. and our california game is stepping up. with our low fares, your san jose start-up won't have to pony up for a quick flight to an la meet-up. and you might even get an up-grade on your next trip to palm springs. over 90 daily non-stops. from

stewart makes a life appearance in our studio. new guidelines that means you could have high blood pressure. and cavalier -- >> he's tripping. >> the subway passenger who had no idea his fellow rider was lebron james and why he has everyone asking, can you not? "today" tuesday, november 14, 2017. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on a tuesday morning. lebron james was riding the subway. >> it's better than git not knowing it was lebron james but lebron james had a metro card to get on the subway yesterday afternoon. it's a great story. we'll tell you more about that. >> it's a classic new yorker, can you not? >>> we start with a number of headlines out of washington, including new pressure on alabama republican roy moore to end his senate bid. significant new developments in the russia investigation. and an unprecedented hearing on capitol hill today on the president's nuclear authority. we have a team of correspondents covering it all and we start with gabe gutierrez on the roy moore scandal. >> reporter: poll that came out since the allegations first broke now show democrat doug jones up in this race 46-42. roy moore is sin of his own party calling on