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that's john oliver and one his british friend.ently the halloween bot went crazy and attacked some people. sometimes you have to break a few eggs to make a robot omelette. then you sweet inside of it. thank you so as much for watching the show tonight. i loved every minute of your eyeballs and adoration. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night on the show i have actor and comedian and libertarian hero nick opperman. and mike baker. only on this show. good night. tatatatatatatatatatan for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. brought to you by guthy renker. imagine having skin that looks this beautiful, this flawless, without having to wear foundation. imagine a product that covers everything but looks and feels like you're wearing nothing. imagine one product that is clinically shown to make your skin younger-looking in just ten days and can make you look up to five years younger instantly. this life changing product is bye bye foundation, the first ever full coverage moistu

that's john oliver and one his british friend.tly the halloween bot went crazy and attacked some people. sometimes you have to break a few eggs to make a robot omelette. then you sweet inside of it. thank you so as much for watching the show tonight. i loved every minute of your eyeballs and adoration. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night on the show i have actor and comedian and libertarian hero nick opperman. and mike baker. only on this show. good night. >> it stands in the way. >> it's just her house in the middle of the block. >> she won't sell out. >> the 84-year-old seen here turned down $1 million payout. >> he's caught in the middle. >> i promised her that i wouldn't let them take her away. >> that's a really big promise. >> what's "up" with that? >> people from all over the country and even around the world have stopped by this house. >> they put balloons on the house, and that's how it became the "up" house. >> it is amazing. i can't believe that she held out. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles

how does john oliver hit this list?ncial markets this nation has ever seen. >> you're kidding? >> i think that is a really good point. and he's made a real point of doing it too. >> he has made a real point of doing it. he tackles complicated subjects and explains it for everybody. so everybody who watches the show, aside from laughing a lot, sort of comes out a better educated person about the markets and puerto rico is the best example of that. puerto rico has terrible debt, on the edge of bankruptcy, and john oliver did an incredible segment on the problems in puerto rico, and i think everybody who watched the show came out far better educated on the plight of puerto rico than they would have been. >> nobody does it like him. >> yeah. at number 23 on this list is somebody who had a pretty rough week, the ceo of wells fargo, john stumpf. do you think he will stay here given this week? >> after appearing before a congressional committee this week questions if he remains in his job because big calls for him being fired

. >>> john oliver had fun with a debate night break down last week. >> it all culminating in this amazing aversion. >> i think my strongest asset, temperament. i know how towin. >> it's an incredible segment. if you had looked right in the cack ruand said i am a curien woman, it night have been more toivable and that a claim that dis moves it 183 it's like getting a forehead tattoo that >> it's going to be a rough ride for them. >>> lindsey lohan was in a boating accident and she took to snapchat to show what happened. >> my poor finger. she's able to get it away and itted it weary astated to the hoss. her exand shis stnt. >> it's just been a rough suffer. celebratingbirth days today turn tos 43 and and sgu wen stefani and chubby checker turns 75 years young. young. gh a shift without a disaster. heads up! it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. tide. number one rated.

including of course his rival hillary clinton, the state of new jersey and even john oliver. a new survey reveals just what life skills millennials are lacking -- and it turns out that changing a flat tire isn't in their wheelhouse. good morning i'm mike doria -- the list of what else they struggle with -- coming up. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i nra member: do i believe good, law abiding citizens have a right to bear arms? you bet. and with that right comes responsibilities. do i believe convicted felons have that same right? no. but right now, criminals can easily get guns at gun shows or online from strangers with no background check. i'm a member of the nra. owning guns is my right. but letting criminals walk into a gu

this 4 year old puggle bushwhacked...john oliver's show did a segment... (nats) now they can add the (jeanne moos / cnn national (nats) with a 59-year old boy? blame it on the 33-year old. though the donald sure seems to be the alpha... that will do it for us here at noon. our next newscast is tonight at five. >> jj: [gasping] >> marlena: we've got decreased sounds on the left. >> gabi: jj, everything's okay. help is coming, okay? i'm right here. >> marlena: honey, honey, i know it's painful to breathe, okay? i'm gonna see if i can get you some help with that. >> gabi: marlena, what--what's happening? >> marlena: i think the bullet collapsed his lung. he's got an air pocket in there. i'll see what i can do about that. okay. he's gonna be okay, right? he's gonna be all right? >> marlena: honey, i'm doing what i can. >> gabi: i'm here. i'm right here. >> adrienne: kayla, have you seen that brother of mine? >> kayla: um, actually, i was just about to call you, adrienne. um...look. i don't want you to freak out, but, um, orpheus planted a bomb at the pub. luck

billy is being bushwhacked...john oliver's show did a segment... (nats) now they can add the 2005 bus scene... (jeanne moos / cnn national correspondent) "melania has a name for what her husband engaged in on that bus." (nats) with a 59-year old boy? old boy? blame it on the 33-year old. "president trump, why did you nuke brussels? #billybushmademedoit." though the donald sure seems to be the alpha... jeanne moos cnn new york disappointing news for rolling stones fans... the band is cancelling t-mobile arena. mick jagger has come down with laryngitis and doctors want him to rest. it's a big disappointment to the green valley high school choir--more than 20 students were supposed to sing back-up for the band. saturday's show there is still up in the air. we will chat more about the but big news this week for mgg-- cher will return to the strip! she will perform in february and may at the new park theater. john katsilometes, columist at the review-journal has more details. check out john's column called kats! in the review journal. ht tp://www.review

because absurdity in the tradition of the daily show and john oliver is very good education.thought this would be a good way of having edutainment. people can play it then talk about it. kind of go, what would be the right choice. an informed choice. that is the idea. emily: this is a game that now everybody can buy, it says including vladimir putin he can buy this game. last question for you, i know it is hard to ponder at this moment but if donald trump is elected what will you do? will you move to canada? will you leave the country? mr. hoffman: my obligation as a citizen is to stay for stuff but for the first time in my life i have the impulse that vancouver is not such a bad town. that is part of the recent why i decided to get so active. i saw that decision and i thought i have to step up because -- if i, who feel very deeply about the patriotic responsibility of being a citizen. if i am having that emotion i should step into the game. emily: my interview there with entrepreneur and investor reid hoffman. now to a story, u.s. regulators claiming alan tier technologies d

john oliver show did a segment. >> billy bush being creepy with everyone. >> how do you feel about youryou kidding me? you did not just ask me that. >> i did. >> now they can add the 2005 bus scene. >> let the little guy in there. >> yeah. >> melania had a name for what her husband engaged in on that bus. >> they were kind of boy talk, boys talk. >> with a 59-year-old boy? blame it on the 33 year old. president trump, why did you nuke brussels? #billy bush made me do it. jeanne moos, cnn new york. >> oh, jeanne, thank you very much. that's it for us. i appreciate you watching. i'll see you right back here i'll see you right back here thursday night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >>> it is the final countdown to the final debate. the stakes could not be higher. this could be the last chance for donald trump to get back in this race. >> hillary clinton staying out of the public eye to prepare for tonight's showdown. what is her strategy? will she go on the attack? or will she be forced to explain those damaging e-mail leaks to tens of millions of voters. it is the final of those

about this election season and how grossed out they are by it, a feeling that was encapsulated by john olivercouple of nights ago. watch. >> let me just remind you that last sunday, i told you, if you looked above the clouds, you would see rock bottom. but if you look up there now, just way, way up there, all the way up high, you will see right up in the distance where we were this time last week. because since then, we have sunk so low, we are breaking through the earth's crust, where drowning in boiling magma will come as sweet, sweet relief. >> and it's true when you hear these allegations -- >> fact-check mostly true. >> and honestly on twitter the other day, there was a picture of somebody at a trump rally wearing a shirt that talked about the "c" word and hillary clinton, and there's been a few of these. >> yeah, yeah. >> and it just makes you feel bad. >> like, like somewhere alexander hamilton is weeping into some sort of a kerchief? yes. >> he's like, remember back in the day when we did it correct, we just shot each other? >> just shot each other in wee hawkin, new jersey. >> he's k

john oliver said in the segment. >> bleesh is being creepy with everyone. >> how do you feel about yourere you kidding? you did not ask me that. >> i did. >> and the 2005 bus scene. melania had a name for what her husband engaged in on the bus. >> kind of boy talk. boys talk. >> with a 59-year-old boy? blame it on the 33-year-old, president trump, why did you nuke brussels? #billy bush made me do it. though the donald sure seems to be the alpha. >> come on billy, let's go. >> reporter: jeanne moos cnn new york. >>> thanks for joining us. don't forget you can watch "outfront" anywhere, cnn go. ac 360 begins now. >> and good evening from las vegas. tomorrow's final presidential debate right here on cnn, donald trump speaking today in colorado. due here shortly, he'll arrive under fire to complaining that the election is being rigged against him with people magazine six people coming forward. hillary clinton hit down under new scrutiny of her state department e-mails and something completely different. video emerging of a pro clinton group of operatives talking about stirring up trouble an

there are several biographies about john marshall and oliver wendell holmes there is supposed to be biographies of others like robert jackson. >> this is unusual is a biography of a sitting judge sitting handstanding. [laughter] >> they're all dead? >> and hopefully will be with us for awhile but so the one question that comes up with your judging pushing the boundaries for relative to other judges with a intellectual one and your fuel -- a view of the role of the judge with a fax so in terms of the biography is a possible to know too much about a judge? should a biography be limited in? >> what kind of limitation? that they are stepping aside their rule. and you don't degrade much with that line of thought with that majesty of the judge. >> it's witchcraft. [laughter] back. >> it is call strength and weakness with at fellow judiciary. i thought sounded too esoteric so about 320 page synopsis. [laughter] eye bank the supreme court is awful idol think the judges are very good. probably only aimed a couple of the justices are qualified and they are okay. so the opinions will be alright. we don't

for brad morris and arnie kem ner, john lynch and pam oliver. i'm chris myers, thanks a lot for watching the "nfl on fox." >>> around the league we saw star studded performance and nail biting sentences that made week 5 one to remember. brought to you by chevrolet most depending plays of the day. >> announcer: fox sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. for nfl news and highlights, go at's transfarency?. the broncos the first >> it wasn't altogether as success. this been a lot of time on the ground in the offensive line didn't deliver today either. we will break down all of that and we talk about the chargers game. it is for days away. we've to move forward for sure. let's go to nick griffith and bruce haertl to break down today's loss. >> we are not too accustomed to doing this. we haven't done it the last ten games now and that is report on a broncos lost that happened today 23-16. a bit of a reality check for the quarterback controversy in denver. the offensive line had good insight there and we reall

there are several biographies about john marshall and oliver wendell holmes. there was supposed to be a biography of others that never got written, robert jackson. >> this was unusual, biography of a sitting judge. sitting, standing and beyond. >> they are all dead, aren't they? >> i was wondering, in your judging, pushing the boundary relative to other judges in terms of being a public intellectual, your view of the role of the judge taking facts and so on, the question in terms of the biography is it possible to know too much about a judge to be a judge? some things are off-limits, a biographer should be limited is what they are asking about. >> what kind of limitation? >> if the public knowing about it. some criticism about judges serving republican intellectual stemming outside the role and compromise neutrality, you don't agree much with that line of thought, the majesty of the judge. >> i am writing a book now, almost finished, strength and weakness in the american legal system, entirely about the judiciary, i thought that would sound too esoteric. i hav

oliver? >> thank you for having me today, john.is a bumpy ride, they've been having number of bumpy rides on this airplane just like the presidential election we are in for a bumpy ride. [laughter] >> and we are finding landing at home base, john. essentially a plane that's landing on a long runway like at laguardia airport. it's like a mack truck landing on a very, very wet ponding highway and last night when you the -- when the people felt the braking to have airplane, that's the same thing when you are driving down the road. an airplane is landing at 150 miles per hour. you're pumping the brakes, pumping the brakes and hydroplaning and so it was very difficult to close the braking system of this aircraft and as you report said before, it is great that we have those stock, back up systems at the end of the runway particularly this building because it's right by the highway. so we don't want to have another crash like that, like we saw last week in new jersey, a train running into a building. this is all about infrastructure crash

for john lynch, pam oliver, this is kenny albert. as we take you to the second game of our fox triple header so, how's retirement? staying pretty busy actually. busy? (peyton) busy. (friend) busy is good. (wife) honey, look! ? number 18 in the house. ? ? he comes in here every day. ? ? gets the same thing every time. ? (service bell ringing) ummm...you know i can hear you, right? (silence) (whispering) sorry. ? you know i can hear you, right? ? (diner background noises resume.) there it is. (cha-ching of a cash register.) i'll be here all week. for your many retirement needs, nationwide is on your side. -whoa, what? -no no no. gotta make more guac. what's the hold up? matt's making more guac. he couldn't wait until the two minute warning? what's going on? matt's making more guac. hey, finally! guacamole made with avocados from mexico is always there, they're always fresh and always in season. which is worth the delay of game. ? our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what k

for brad morris and arnie kem ner, john lynch and pam oliver. i'm chris myers, thanks a lot for watching the "nfl on fox." >>> around the league we saw star studded performance and nail biting sentences that made week 5 one to remember. brought to you by chevrolet most depending plays of the day. >> announcer: fox sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. for nfl news and highlights, go y?. sfx: clap, clap, ding at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. at ikea, we believe that everything you need works as hard as you do. get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. thanks for joining us this afternoon for this special edition of fox >>> thank you for joining us for this special edition of "fox 10 news." i'm marc >> i'm kristy siefkin. we begin tonight with a story that everybody is talking about for the past two days. >> the lewd and vulgar comments made by donald trump that were released friday on a recording. >> i moved o

oliver: john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin.nald trump's statement today, he may have been above schedule, but you are a little lower count. mark: a schoolyard fistfight. dan hillary clinton message finale. less than two weeks away from the election, donald trump did what every underdog presidential candidate would do, attend a hotel ribbon-cutting with his family in washington dc. there has been some head scratching over this move, with critics accusing

. >>> a olive >>> you're watching today's tmj4, with charles benson, shannon sims, "storm team 4" chief meteorologist john malan, and lance allan, sports. >>> you're going to like this. the days are numbered for the so-called zipper merge on eastbound i-94 at the zoo interchange where cars are forced to merge from three lanes to two. the d.o.t. hopes to open the zipper merge by thanksgiving. >>> state street through the heart of wauwatosa is completely shut down and won't reopen for weeks. >> at pete zervakis explains, it is welcome news for neighbors and businesses. >> regular visitors to the tosa village say the last several months have been long and loud. when construction started here, back in may, state street was open nights and weekends. it's now shut down around the clock to help crews more quickly according to the city administrator, the primary purpose of the repairs was to replace storm sewers and water mains more than 100 years old. >> the vast majority of this project really is for infrastructure purposes. >> state street will remain shut down for at least three weeks as the construction wrap

john malan will these be one of the rare wisconsin halloween when the kids don't have to wreck the theatricality of their costume with an overstuffed,olive parka? saturday will be mainly cloudy but mild with highs in the mid-60s but a cold front sweeps through late in tay and temperatures will be dropping into the 50s after 5pm. there is a very slight chance for some showers with the passing of this cold front, the best chance comes overnight and into early on sunday morning though rain totals will be less than a quarter of an inch. skies will be clearing behind the front on sunday afternoon but in the mid-50s though that is typical for the end of october. it will feel slightly cooler with a brisk wind from the ne at 10-15mph so keep the goblins and ghouls warm as they head out.halloween monday will be partly cloudy and warmer again with temps back into the low 60s but the wind will be howling again from the se at 10-20mph. trick- or-treaters won't have to battle any showers for the first time in three years, just a biting wind.high pressure brings us sunshine for tuesday and highs stay unseasonably warm, in the with a bit less wind. we

oliver north. good night. ♪ ♪ >> the government is too big and it spends too much money. johney cover his mistakes but ignore much of the argument. they ignore his good ideas. >> parents get a choice where their children attends school. john: the media talk about donald's and hillary's health but never talk about gary. john: they praise donald trump's business record but ignored gary's. >> new mexico is a state that's 2-1 democrat. john: who always gary johnson. that's our whole show tonight. who is gary johnson? we know he's the libertarian candidate for president. but recent polls show 40% of americans don't even know he's running yet johnson has more governing experience than any of the other candidates. people say hillary is so experienced. but experienced at what? lying? raising money? manipulating people? as a senator the only bills she got passed were renaming things like post offices. as secretary of state she didn't accomplish much that was good. in the white house she was polite and smeared hour husband's critics. donald trump has at least run things and built succes

john smith first explored the james river. a location in southeast utah, an important site for antiquities in the united states. and several others, several other places oliver the country. >> what is the criteria for getting on the list? >> the criteria is it -- that the place faces an imminent threat, and that there is still an opportunity to protect it. if something is, if the wrecking ball has already started tearing it down, we are not sure the list would actually be effective in changing the outcome. so we are looking every year for the places that are facing in an threat, -- an imminent and where there is the opportunity for the local community to rally support. >> how many sites do you consider before cutting the list down to 11? >> we received dozens of nominations every year, well over 100. and we accept nominations from anyone from community members to preservation organizations. and we begin a process of evaluating them in terms of the level of the threat, and also, the level of significance of the resource itself. >> wyatt is a list of 11 -- why is it a list of 11? it is a strange number. >> it goes all the way back to the very first year of the

oliver north, good night. >> no wonder he doesn't like talking about his plan. i love talking about mine. john: she sure does. she wants to put us bet deeper in debt. but trump loves to talk about his. >> build a great border call. john: then they pretend to have a plan to pay for their schemes. >> we are going to make these investments and pay for everyone of them. john: they don't deal with the damage caused by the drug war. >> medical mayor is. they talk and talk but dodge the big questions. what they won't say. that's our show tonight. [♪] they talk and talk, but there are so many things they don't say. neither candidate says much about america's unsustainable debt. they never talk about the constitution and what it says presidents cannot do. they almost never talk about the war on drugs. i could go on. instead we get grand poll tested promises. >> we'll make america great again. >> to keep you safe, to get you good jobs, to get your kids the opportunities they deserve. john: people like hearing statements like that and we want our kids to have opportunity. we want america to be great. but

john kasich. he was put on the scotus list, of potential picks donald trump put out as an olive branch to get ted cruz's endorsement who, by the way, must be go had i not -- why did i not wait two more weeks and one day. this whole thing. then the utah factor. what we're seeing from the governor, mike lee, around chaffetz. the wisconsin factor. reince priebus in 2002 started the festival that tomorrow mike pence will go to along with paul ryan and ron johnson. but now not donald trump because of this. there's reporting that rye at called trump to disinvite him. i've been total that's not the case, that the two did not speak tonight. but it is to -- to watch what's happened to the republican party, this is a significant moment. it's not oversedating it. i don't know that it's the death knell. i've gotten text was folks saying he's over, he's dead, this is it, 100%. i've also gotten calls saying, you know, how many times have i -- have we seen something like this before and trump has gotten through. it regardless, what has t has done to the gop and what's doing to the gop and -- i agree with chris,

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olive oil mayo has half the fat and still has great flavor. oh! kevin's lunch! freaky fast. fifth time this week. jimmy john's >> jimmy: welcome back. still to come, music from dolly parton. our next guest comes to us from london, england. she is the star of the very tim burton-y new tim burton movie "miss peregrine's home for peculiar children." ? ? >> jimmy: miss peregrine's home for peculiar chirp" is in theaters now. please welcome ellpu [ cheers and applause ] ? thank you for coming. was that real swimming? >> it was real. mostly real. i couldn't swim before i did this movie. >> jimmy: you couldn't? >> i had to practice that. no. >> jimmy: really? did you lie on the resume and say you could? >> i totally did and they caught deep end. >> jimmy: was that room built to swim in? >> yes. so it's like a big tank in pinewood. you have no sense of depth, it's all green. you can vaguely hear someone talking in the water. >> jimmy: who would you hear talking, the director? >> sometimes tim. sometimes it would be the stunt director. >> jimmy: that's weird. to act underwater. >> it is. me and asa both wore contact lenses so we literally co