lyle: good morning.hink we have become much more constructive on the market from a fundamental economic perspective. you are starting to see a slowdown globally in the u.s., europe and china. the fed, i think we would argue is getting closer to the end of the rate hike cycle. therefore in our portfolios we have been extending duration. the other thing to consider in today's environment is that coupon levels are a lot higher today than they were six to 18 months ago. that coupon can overcome a lot of attentional price deterioration. from a total return perspective, next year is setting up to be a year or you can click your and i -- clip your coupon can envision a scenario where you can get some positive price-performance. taylor: talk to me about how constructive you are in the high-yield sector. any sectors you are positive on? lyle: we are concerned about some cracks in the high-yield sector. in the muni market you have to look at technicals as far as cash flows, and mutual funds because i can overwhelm

phil lebeau is in lyle, illinois, for us. >>eporter: breakut the bowes. the holiday sale season is revving up at autoip dealer this should be a busy one starting with black friday. >> what n wemally see with black friday deals is we see this really just like pinpoint laser focus on that weeken but what's happening now is we expect to see the deals threw the end of the monthe and in s cases in december, which is actually giving us a little bi more top shopping time. >> this year buyers are looking for bigger rides. pickups and suvs remain red h thanks in part to auto makers offers more to choose from and gas prices move lower well under $3 a gallon. butre the buyers getting holiday deals this year? it depends on the model. a car or sedan, heavy discounts maybe not as much porp popular cross overutility vex and while there are some hads for theic g the reality is higher interest rates means is costs autoakers moreo write a loan at zero percent. >> manufacturers a pulling away from that and offering cash ikebts or discounts things that. but we are seeing not

a lyle math you -- ally matthew whitake in.attling washington raising new questions about the future of the special council's t's looking t into russian interference. and it's all as the democrats are poised to take over t house next year following this in the midterm elections. joining me is chuck todd moderator of "meet the press on nbc." molly ball of the "time" magazine. and karoun demirjian of "the washington post." and markander of the "new york times." let's start with matthew whitaker who was unknown just days ago. he's taken t agh line on mueller's investigation. >> there is a red line. there is a very specific scope to this investigation. and anything that is outside of russian coordination or the 2016 campaign would be the guide to the scope of that investigation. >> democrats have asked for him to recuse himself. and today the president was asked about him. know nt trump: i didn't matt whitaker, but matt whitaker is a smart man. he is very respected, at the top hu the line. robert: cck, the president says he doesn't

and just watch lyle taylor's turn and chip. that completed his hat—trick, in their 5—0 win.a wednesday morning. the chief executive of the professional footballers' association dodged questions about his future last night. gordon taylor is facing calls to step down amid claims the union doesn't do enough to support former players and that his salary of almost 2.3 million a year is excessive. mr taylor, hello, sir. mrtaylor, hello, sir. do mr taylor, hello, sir. do you face opposition from the players wanting you to step down? any comment at all, gordon? no. the amount of money you've received, anything you want to say about that and any message for the players who expressed concern? any comments at all from you mr taylor, tonight? the name of richard ashcroft... wasn't it chatty man? —— in the name of richard as croft. you have to love dan roan for keeping going. —— richard ashcroft. gordon didn't want to talk! british olympic sprinter nigel levine has been banned from all sport for four years after failing a drugs test. the european indoor gold—medallist was provisionally s

. >> evan, here's what some lyle experts who are knowledgeable that perhaps is roger stone the ultimate target or are they squeezing him in this way and he cooperates and ghe to a higher up? >> that's an interesting theory. obviously we know that under justice department rules the president can't be charged and that's the ultimate end game if you are looking for a bigger. wolf, i think if, if the special counsel is able to get the charges on roger stone and if, again, it has something to do with the campaign, i think that does tremendous damage to the president, and i think that is in itself a big deal, so i'm not sure that you need to roll him on anyone. in any case as jeffrey just pointed out, i mean, there's so much bs from him i don't think you can even use him as a witness and have that stand up in court. >> jeffrey made a really good point. they had all these messages with boyle and bannon and roger stone, though stone published some of them himself,ings it seems like he was selling himself to the trump campaign with the inside track from wikileaks and people didn't know what to m

district spokesman robert lyle says right now two buses have been outfitted with two different test shieldsecting information from surveys, from individual operators to get their perspective on the use and comfort with those shields. >> reporter: but ac transit is now training drivers for how to reduce confrontation and it launched an ad campaign to promote safety. the district also installed new surveillance monitors to let riders now they're being recorded. >> so we're going to make every attempt to identify that person. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff captain mark flores handles the security contract for ac transit. since 2014, deputies received reports of assault from spitting to hitting. 67 were arrested. 24%. some say you have the video, you know where the incident occurred, you have witnesses. why aren't the arrest rates higher? >> it's a good question. i wish they were 100%. >> put it down! >> reporter: flores says often the attackers disappear before police arrive and sometimes drivers don't want to press charges. but after our reports, ac transit is now working with sheriffs d

if they cross the board el lylely they will be prohibited from seeking asylum.this is part of what you mentioned that president trump says last week he would be doing this woke. it will be interesting -- tomorrow we're announcing a proclamation who will give us inside. olympic they apply a blanket to everyone crossing the border or those people specifically from the central american country where the caravan is coming in. >> abby philip, let's talk with it with my panel. >> you already have reporting from dhs that says this will you be likely be a deterrent for migrants. the problem is you have detection facilities at call capacity because the trump administration is not willing to look into alternatives to hold beam, if they don't like this, there are acts that can be taken. >> many migrants are three-game balance, some of them are tis couraging them and what they are being encouraged to do is get on land in the united states where -- where -- every step, legal and unlegal impact, but also i mentions the california tour and changing country and if important to

the exploration and discovery committee is led by retired general lester lyles and it's considering how to maintain a balance in space between exploration and discovery or science. the alignment of science and technology efforts across federal agencies and the impact of regulations and policies on the accomplishments of space policy directives 1 through 3. administrator bridenstine has recently chartered a committee of the advisory council to review regulatory and policy issues. the fact that general lyles also chairs very capably the nasa advisory council will ensure that the uag both shares in the work of the nasa committee and offers independent advice to you when appropriate. as you know, i am the chairman of the national security committee of the users advisory group and lead a very capable group with the required security clearances. though many of us gathered in this room have been assessing national security space protection and defense for many years, the speed at which the technologies and the threats are continually evolving highlights the reality that they may outpace both o

line is moving on shore from south san francisco on the san mateo coast stretching down along pair lyle to the coast off the coast. there's embedded thunderstorms and out ahead of that, it's been pretty active. morgan hill and san martin, also into gilroy. we'll get this through and then sun breaks and the process starts all over again. this say rainbow day. the sierra is now turning to a lot of snow. for a while there was rain and now it's all snow. 50s on the temperatures but they're starting to come down. that south wind continues, the wind advisory goes until 4:00. look for a wide variety of activity today, severe weather certainly about as good as it gets from us as this system rotates in. we'll get a break late tonight and tomorrow. 50s and 60s, i'm sure sal is seeing the impacts of this system. >> i sure have. i've seen people driving too fast and getting into issues or perhaps tires are too bald. something happens where the car slips off the road. i want to start at the bay bridge. the traffic is backed up to the maze. it's not raining hard now but it was a little while ago. thi

. >> reporter: hey, wolf, black friday is not just for the malls, but here in lyle, illinois, they haveloons to mark their black friday sales event leer. really for all of the brands, this is when they ramp up. it used to be two low-volume months in fact, these months are critically important the reason we're showing you this is right now, the industry is just lightly ahead of the all on sales pace from last year it looks like you will see for the fourth straight year autosales in the u.s. top 17 million vehicles they've all had a nice bump, if you will in the last week or two. does it pert vehicles, but we've already seen the interest with suvs finally the red bow it's about $500 to $700, depending on the dealership and how big of a bow. >> you have to pay for the bow i didn't know that >> reporter: you think they throw that in out of goodness of their hard no, they don't some people request it there's some dealerships where you can rent it for them just for the presentation they're hewlett, and not that easy >> a different story about the carlos -- renault has gone a bit of a reprieve

people start to worry about the viability of the lylely leveraged low quality oil companies in area of rising rates that could ripple through the credit washing net. connell: we're not seeing that yet. >> we're not seeing that yet. one of the things that could hurt, derail the economy and markets, if you get deterioration with the credit environment with fed raising rights. you have not seen it yet. important you don't see it. stabilization on oil prices at these levels would be very helpful. connell: you take, larry, that point about the pros and cons of oil, from a economic point of view being as low or dropping as much as it has. obviously the president thinks it's a good thing and it helps consumers and gas prices are low and all the rest and others say this isn't a good economic sign. larry, where do you come down on that? >> no, i think it's a good and great thing. i definitely support the president in this. the oil doesn't need to be $75 a barrel. the question mark is, what is the long term strategy for opec is where it gets confusing? i think they're traders. i think they based

his colleague detective lyle johnston had just gotten a record of the calls dialed from chanin's phoned there it was staring back at him. >> the records that we get from the phone company reflect a 911 call. >> a 911 call. 9:17 a.m. december 1st, not long after chanin dropped the kids off at school, the 911 operator failed to properly file the call with the sheriff's department. you may not know this, but some cell phones don't store 911 calls in their call list, an effort to protect callers in dangerous situations like somebody had been kidnapped, say. so all that meant detectives trying to solve a murder had no idea chanin called 911 until they got the records from her wireless carrier. were you able to find out what was in the 911 call, how long it lasted, when it came? >> yes, they were able to based on date and time find a recording of the exact call. >> it was just 28 seconds long. it started with a noise. could you hear it? you could. >> and, unfortunately, for the 911 call operator, i believe he talked over it and he didn't hear it. >> 911, what are you reporting? >> so brief,

it is about partation that the president is forming a lyle log.ing. >> our two best businesses are digital and logistics. you p i can the trapick -- the c storing data server is better than storing ibm it is better than retail >> meaning that it is better to be in places that are outside of the city right now or is where the money being spent? >> you have to feed the animal what it wants. you take the largest five stock. they do not want to be downtown. >> great talk. >> great to have you thank you. >> that does it for us today, make sure you join us tomorrow, right now it is time for "squawk on the street" good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber is in boston with exclusive ceo larry culp the bond markets are closed for veterans day cpi on wednesday and oils does bound on talks of the saudis the big story of

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so the president by taking a hard-line, by saying look, you can only now seek a lyle sum and ports -- you need to address. ainsley: you're a judge, by law is the president allowed to do that? if you don't seek asylum at the port entry, go through the river, what we've, go through the woods, normally you would have to catch-and-release them. >> right. but what the president is saying now, we're putting up these tents. we'll keep them on united states land -- steve: he can do this by executive order? >> can do this by executive order. pete: you're allowing them to claim asylum. >> that is not catch-and-release. 60 something percent don't come back to court f you're illegal, would you come back to court? that is why we have bail in criminal courts. there is no incentive for them to come back. steve: judge, yesterday a lawsuit was filed in district court in washington, d.c., six hondurans were represented. they said the president's plans are illegal. >> what a shock. steve: doesn't treat them fairly. >> what a shock, six hondurans are suing the federal government. that is what happens. yo

and interestingly enough, yesterday i stopped by in lyle, new york, which is where the first women int to vote and exercise their right to vote thanks to welcome susan b. anthony who hails from new york state as well. donald trump, our president came to my hometown city use that, new york. first time a president has been in our district and use that in 7utica. donald trump and eric trump and donald trump jr. coming in tomorrow. they are showing our region how much forgotten men and women. outsider like me put in office and hopefully put us back in again just like the president an outsider who stood for people. i'm a working, own a small business, small business owner. i have 100 rating from national federation of business always have even in my time in the state assembly. it's really important that we bring small business owners together. this has been an incredible two years for a small business community. for the first time in many, many years, in decades, we have season actually an increase, the tax cuts and jobs act, in spite of what the democrats say have been phenomenal. 98% of

poverty and seeking a job and reuniting with somebody who is already in this country i will lylely doesn'ts that they are coached on by attorneys and groups and they gets that first interview and they get released and many don't show up in court. once they show up in court they don't leave. i think less than 5% of the family units that came in last several years have been removed even though most of them have been ordered removed. ed: what about this? the critics of the president were also saying well, there is only women and children. mostly, and these are calm, peaceful folks, they don't want a problem. and then you see the mayor in tijuana now asking the mexico canal government for $4 million as the migrant caravan starts to overwhelm his city and saying i need that $4 million, what? for security to deal with the caravan. if it's all women and children, why does he need $4 million? >> well, look, i think mexico could have done more on the southern border. >> they wouldn't be in this position. they could have stepped up and worked a little harder on southern border to prevent these peopl