you remember that a levite and a priest passed by on the other side. they didn't stop to help him. finally, a man of another race came by. he got down from his beast, decided not to be compassionate by proxy. but he got down with him, administered first aid, and helped the man in need. jesus ended up saying this was the good man, this was the great man because he had the capacity to project the "i" into the "thou" and to be concerned about his brother. now, you know we use our imagination a great deal to try to determine why the priest and the levite didn't stop. at times, we say they were busy going to a church meeting, an ecclesiastical gathering, and they had to get on down to jerusalem so they wouldn't be late for their meeting. at other times, we would speculate that there was a religious law that one who was engaged in religious ceremonials was not to touch a human body 24 hours before the ceremony. and every now and then, we begin to wonder whether maybe they were not going down to jerusalem or down to jericho, rather, to organize a jericho road improvement association. that

so, when i levitate and fly around onstage, part of the audience will float out of their seat.monis: it's early afternoon at the planet hollywood theater. ♪ and this dirty, dusty stage is undergoing a total transformation, becoming the criss angel theater. you think you're the only one with illusions? -there you go. -okay. i got up here like that. you appeared in the catwalk. i literally just levitated myself up here. -that's pretty good. -i'm gonna come down and see ya. come on down. [ laughs ] he's the mind freak. lemonis: not quite. criss is the only mind freak... with tv shows and specials, famous for walking on water. but the criss angel i know is much more than just a guy who does tricks. this is not a magic show. i want to make sure that people understand that. you're not a magician. you're not some strip headliner. you're a businessperson. -show business. -yeah. so there's no show if you don't understand the business. [ saxophone plays ] there's 250,000 tourists that come through vegas every day to two days, depending upon the seasons. everybody's out there trying to ge

the seal on this extremely piddly so cavalierly that it will be used as a routine tool to fight leviticalbattles. my fear is that when a republican wins the white house, democrats will demand payback. >> you were right. but i'm sorry to say you were also prophetic. and i think, i couldn't say better myself so i won't. you know what the right answer is in your heart. you know what the right answer is for our country. you know what the right answer is for the american people. what they are asking you to do is to throw out a successful president on the eve of an election with no basis and in violation of the constitution. it would dangerously change our country and we can, we can forever all of our democratic institutions. you all know that's not an interest of the american people. why not trust the american people with this decision? why terror up their ballots? why terror up every ballot across this country. you can't do that. you know you can't do that. so i ask you to defend our constitution, to defend fundamental fairness, to defend basic due process rights. but most importantly, most i

but life at retirement age is not what it used toe, according to neuroscientist daniel levit.n his latest book, he explores what happens in the brain as we age, and why some of us age better tn others. newshour weekend's christopher booker recently spoke to levitin to learn more. >> reporter: daniel levitin, a neuroscientist and professoryc emeritus of logy at mcgill university, has written extensively about the brain. also a musician, he has written bestselling books examining the tofect of music on the brain, as well as about hohink "straight" in an age of information oveinrload. evitin's latest book, "successful aging," he exor the questions: what happens in the brain as we age, and what are the keys to aging well you set out to write this book, you said, because you had questions of your own. what questions were you looking to answer? >> i looked at people like my rents, who are in their 80s and very active and engaged. they-- they tire me out. ( laughs ) and people like jane glloo or rodney crowell, still only in his 60s but i think doing the best worof his career. paul s

the road you are not not really in a favorite position you talked about the stream to the project levitical said it must be completed that it will be completed i think he said at the very latest early next year and both of them said that this is an economic issue not a political one that seemed openly defiant to us wishes they were in that project shut down they don't want europe involved it was open defiance from europe to the u.s. perhaps saying you can't. control is on this i would say from i would say from europe it is a defiance from germany and it is not new this stance of mrs merkel has been around for quite a while i've personally i personally have been astonished for the last years how fervently she has been taking part in favor of this of this project in spite of the fact that not only the us but a large part of the european union union in particular the poles who are usually or somebody whose opinion mrs merkel takes very seriously they are strictly and they have been strictly against this this project probably it's not of a county coincidence that today german media publish an i

the levite was uniting and the remained was fractured. —— the leave vote. like sunderland, there is a real need for investment and reliance on some of these relationships. what the government is going to do going forward we will have to see. a lot of chat about the hsz. the north—east seems to have been erased. some of these problems are systemic but some are decades in the making in terms of under investment. because of the countries ignored by westminster. whether that will be deep and meaningful change, lam not will be deep and meaningful change, i am not totally convinced. the front of the times, we're talking about the kind deal that the prime minister would like to strike with brussels. the canada style deal we have heard of before. how brexiteers concerned we might end up with a soft brexit keeping us tied to the eu, inside the single market and customs union. boris johnson eu, inside the single market and customs union. borisjohnson making it clear he wants a cleaner break and do things differently and at the suggestion here that on monday, when he

does not have wheels it was designed to be ridden like a motorcycle but instead 'd uses magnetic levitation kind of like something from tron right but we'll achieve only lexus could create something cool looking here on earth you want to ride a maverick car around here so what do you think of those i mean they're they're pretty incredible you can see them on the the wall behind us i mean they're cool looking i want out all right rather than one of those i. actually i only drive like this are you really only like i said if they could just me if they could just make something that look cool here on earth maybe more people would drive them not just . because they're not exactly known for forward thinking design they're the best selling cars in china actually. that's up by this time you can catch boom bust on directv child 301 dish network to 80 or screen 27 unplug a t.v. that the t.v. at home to 79 or as always hit us up at you tube dot com slash a boom bust our t. and we'll see you back here next i. must lead people by its own keep the slow you or me you are the focus on the best to do so. i

those were levitating throughout most of the fourth quarter, but then started to come down to what wes maybe more reasonable, obtainable levels in the upper single digits for the year as a whole for 2020. i think that is all consistent with an environment where the economy is not shooting the lights out, but it is doing ok. inflation is hovering around 2%, and all of that is relatively supportive for topline. , whichessure on margins is coming in the opposite direction. compensation is slightly driving upwards. productivity is low. that is a recipe for a relatively quick moving labor cost. there's not a lot of inflation on the side of that. the key for q4 is that guidance for 2020. what is going on for margins that we see is a bellwether for not only earnings season, but how resilient firms are going to be this year. alix: i feel like one narrative is that we have gotten the boost for multiples last year because the fed is going to expand its balance sheet and cut rates, so we need earnings to deliver and sustain these high levels. where are we accurately priced for earnings guidance

. >> reporter: levite stadium have hosted high-profile events before most notably, super bowl l. >> super bowl had impact reaching millions. as far as individual they have games, it is hard to tell. >> reporter: seven years have passed since the 49ers have hosted a home playoff game. tickets are still available but expect it to sell out. currently, the cheapest seats on light right about hundred $40 apiece. the game also means planning for security and transportation. they expect to provide its usual game day service and waiting to see who the opponent is with plans to reach out to the home cd. the 49ers today and as they would be hosting the official watch parties, one at a ping- pong bar named is heavy just go. the other one in san jose. one other thing, the chores mentioned during super bowl l, denver fans made the trek out here. he thinks of the niners three potential philadelphia eagles e >>> today, from down under, rescues ongoing. destroyed more than 1400 homes. kitty logan tells us about the largest evacuation in the country's history. >> reporter: thousands of people order to eva

let's take you back a little bit to last night at levite stadium. it was really an atmosphere like we have never seen before, or seldom seen before. packed to the rafters, the fans just rocked into the game, sensing the moment and sensing what was about to happen. really from the get-go this was all about raheem most are, the man who was cut seven times by four different teams come he said a 49er record, 220 yards, four touchdowns. jerry riit up, getting the most fired up. it was a lot of fun to watch. as we said, heading to their seventh super bowl, you can see the emotion in tomlinson, one of the acquisitions from the detroit lions. yeah. yep, emmanuel sanders. you know, most folks figured this team was a year or two away. they were growing right? young team, four strait 10 loss seasons. >> to be make the playoffs, great. >> right. >> is coming back with an injury, he still has a couple of years before something is going to be at his peak. >> that is one of the d against kansas city chiefs week three, to see kyle shanahan raising the trophy. somew

hyundai absolutely believes it along with uber, at some point will levitate you above in all the traffics four. 50 feet long. need as pilot. we shall see. we were showing yesterday the samsung galaxy fold. 5g phone. only available in south korea. the 4g is available, sold out. it actually folds. on the side, when it becomes much thinner you have a screen, when you open it up, it is a much bigger screen. really fascinating stuff, charles. i have to tell you we have a whole bunch of things we were able to grab to quickly show you. this is getting a lot of attention. this is called the julia. this is amazing, amazing setup where we have a little screen that helps you either manually cook or guided cook but the machine itself, slices, dices. i know i sound like an infomercial, slices, dices does everything and washes the dish. i want to quickly show you this. we're so tired of seeing chargers all over the kitchen tables and counters. this is the travel very -- traver teen, it looks like travertine stone. you put your phone. you charge this. this is the travertine. it is a luxury stone. we ha

breakout earnings instead of this being on -- we don't really like it when we've gotten the so-called levitation. it then justifies the higher that might be happening. >> by my numbers, joe, so far minus 0.8% to cramer's point you've had multiple expansion, you better get the earnings growth to back it up. jamie dimon out in davos, market's in a goldilocks place yesterday, jonathan was raising his price to 3600 on the s&p they say there's more upside than you think bullish, bullish, bullish. maybe it's justified maybe that's just fine jim says you can make a story for the stocks that continue to go up. can you make a credible story for the mark that continues to go up? >> if you're focused on growth there's a distinction between growth and value a lot of the story is underneath the surface. look where the yield is trading for a ten-year it's 176 again what's that telling you? that the world is going to search for growth. look at the price of oil seven-week low for the price of oil. again what's the signal for that i've said ad nauseum and net overall seller of equities and that's the type of beh

they believe at some point soon you can levitate above all of that traffic in boston, l.a., new york.ne day. we shall see. tomorrow, we will be back at it again live. >> i know that is your home too. so safe travels, i look forward to getting more from you tomorrow. liz there along with us, here is "the five." ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld, katie pavitt, juan williams, jesse watters, and sandra smith. "the five." ♪ >> greg: trump is no longer just a racist or sexist, he is an assassin nest. >> here we are in the assassination business again. i'm sorry, this is the top general, he wasn't operational, he was a leader. we killed this guy. president of the united states, they used to hide from assassination responsibility. this president is bragging about

i expect by the end of the 21 days rob will be levitating like luke skywalker in the final scene frommovie. >> i'm excited. it's been a challenge since you started this to begin meditating regularly so this will be the year. >> hopefully we can do it and not embarrass ourselves. >>> speaking of zen, the bachelor. >> yes. >> that's zen, right? won't stress you out at all. bachelor nation, the bachelor new heartthrob pilot pete is flying onto our screens and abbie boudreau with an exclusive behind-the-scenes sneak peek at the first group date of the season. good morning, abbie. >> good morning, eva. the wait is almost over. just two more days until peter's search for true love takes flight. >> peter! [ cheers ] >> reporter: bachelor peter weber is ready for his season to take flight. >> welcome back, bro! >> oh, my gosh. it's lapping. your first group date. >> it's happening. i'm so excited. what a place to do it at the airport. i love it. >> i know. you're right at home here. >> i am. this is where i learned to fly actually. >> reporter: we got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look as th

mean that's fundamentally what we use is fundamentals to value stocks and i hate when they sort of levitate on nothing, because the bar gets higher and the earnings expectation gets higher. it's easier to miss. and that wouldn't be surprising to see that. i look at the volatility index today down 7%. i mean under 13. so i own s&p puts. i need to protect the longside i mean it's just volatility. >> volatility falling, karen at a time when missiles were flying from iran at -- to u.s. air bases in iraq. >> 72 hours ago things looked very different the vix you got to own if you want to stay long stocks because it's too cheap. >> i think the balance sheet to guy's point, balance sheet is what caught most people off guard. adding liquidity caught people off guard. i think you'll get an opportunity to sell the market on china, january 15th. >> now. >> yeah you could sell it in phase one because there is a gap between face 1 and 2 and earnings i think earnings could surprise to the downside there is the opportunity. >> the gap, steve could be years. how long did it take us to get to phase one >> th

okay but -- but -- so there's really nothing levitating this stock except for apple is still apple. people love their stuff. >> i got a question for you. a pointed question for you are you going to buy an apple? a new iphone this year because of the rollout of 5g wireless? because that's what everyone is waiting for, right >> no, i don't think i will. my phones just shut off and i need one for a long time now i keep telling myself i'll wait because i'm always waiting for a better camera. i'm not as concerned with 5g but the camera is supposed to be amazing on this. what i was thinking about the social media mentions is that i think that camera matters so much more now than it ever has before because of social media and how much emphasis people put on amazing photos for online profiles while it may seem silly, i do think it -- >> mine just got paid off on the installments. >> the only reason why i bought -- >> wow. >> you guys all know that i had a 6 for the longest time i didn't want to upgrade but finally, was convinced by one of our assistant managing editors that i'm doing my chi

we don't have is federal court step in the middle of it levitical food fight because that politicizes the judiciary. the second point and the last speeded can i be clear, is it your view that the opinions of the office of legal counsel that recognize these remedies were not adequate in this context? it's no longer law? >> i'm not quite sure what you are referring to but -- >> i mean, you can't just pass legislation on a unilateral, a unicameral basis. so the notion that the senate this stage is going to go along with some of these things, you know, i mean, it's nice to write a law review article about the derailed in the world is we have two like branches at loggerheads here. the question really is, the fundamental question is, is there no proper role for the courts? your answer is no, not in this type of dispute are either they have to duke it out or nothing happens. the fact that one branch and one part of the branch is stymied and what the founding fathers sought was a critical power in terms of checking abuse of presidential power, and here the allegation is made that that is what

the seal on this extremely piddly so cavalierly that it will be used as a routine tool to fight leviticalbattles. my fear is that when a republican wins the white house, democrats will demand payback. >> you were right. but i'm sorry to say you were also prophetic. and i think, i couldn't say better myself so i won't. you know what the right answer is in your heart. you know what the right answer is for our country. you know what the right answer is for the american people. what they are asking you to do is to throw out a successful president on the eve of an election with no basis and in violation of the constitution. it would dangerously change our country and we can, we can forever all of our democratic institutions. you all know that's not an interest of the american people. why not trust the american people with this decision? why terror up their ballots? why terror up every ballot across this country. you can't do that. you know you can't do that. so i ask you to defend our constitution, to defend fundamental fairness, to defend basic due process rights. but most importantly, most i

first week or so of trading, jim >> yes, look, another thing that surprised people is that facebook levitatedere. there's no doubt, this morning, i'm raising price facebook, raising target why? because people are saying the instagram ad business is better than expected. we've got -- we haven't seen amazon amazon's been the laggard, and i do think that alphabet is surprising that's thomas curryian the believe the cloud will be a major movement the division is changing the way we think of alphabet so there is a lot of momentum and if you to faang, apple is obviously the lead per >> to jim's point, alphabet to 1600 today they were at 1350, and then on facebook, evercorp. goes from 280 to 235 it is david calhoun's first day on the job as boeing's ceo he's facing a lot of challenges regarding the 737 max. in an email to employees "this is a crucial time for boeing we have to do to uphold our values and to build on our strengths. i see greatness in this company but i also see opportunities to be better, much better than includes engaging one another and holding ourselves to the highest standards of