mandy wore a delicate pink rodarte gown.he design featured a tiered skirt and ruffled bodice with flower accents. >> i'm not looking to have a royal wedding. it will be smaller and quieter. >> the ceremony took place in the backyard of the couple's hollywood home. check out the gorgeous floral arrangements. "this is us" co-star chrissy metz attended with her new boyfriend, composer hal rosenfeld. susan kalechi watson and minka kelly were also spotted outside. it's reported that milo ventimiglia and sterling k. brown also attended with his wife. >> taylor is such a great guy. they're so beautiful together. i couldn't be happier for her. >> this is the second marriage for mandy who was previously married to singer ryan adams. last year she told "e.t." the i do details in the works. >> we want to have like a friend officiate. i want to do it at our home, like do it very privately. just make it feel like us and a slightly more elevated house party or something. nothing fancy. >> i love this so much. i got married in the backyard

. >> chrissy's "this is us" co-star mandy moore gave fans a peek into her relationship with musicianoldsmith. he co-wrote the song that aired in last night's episode. ♪ when the world goes on without me ♪ >> the internet already dubbed it, the song that broke jack. >> to hear you in that room, it was immediately like oh, my gosh this is "this is us." it immediately sounded like the show, the whole universe. ♪ i'm missing you like candy >> it's been almost two decades since mandy's first hit "candy" and while she toured at the same time as britney, christina and jessica, mandy recently explained they can live on that level. that was never going to be me. ♪ i've studied my reflections >> as for how mandy feels about her "this is us" success now? well, she's got the same attitude that she had at 16 years old in our very first "e.t." interview. >> just as quickly as it's come to me it can be taken away just as quickly. gotta thank your lucky stars and just soak everything up as it happens. >>> coming up -- >> that's harder than you think. >> jennifer aniston as an out of control pageant

meanwhile the good news continues for mandy's tv daughter and son in law on "this is us."telling me kate and toby's happiness won't be short lived. >> we finally got the news that you guys are pregnant. should i be afraid to be really happy? >> if they were to throw us a curve ball in this situation i would quit. >> i was going to say. >> i quit. instant cancellation. millions of people turning their tvs off. >> tonight's thanksgiving episode is being called unforgettable with clues about jack's relationship with this mystery woman. >> i brought food. >> and a look at toby looking happier at family dinner. chris promises his character will make it through this low, but, you know, i had to ask the big question. >> why didn't you have your ring on? >> what's that? >> when we saw the flash forward, why didn't you have your ring on? >> oh, i don't know what you're talking about. >> you know, as much as we love you on "this is us" it's so cool to see you in "camping." >> oh, yeah, that was a good time. >> so what was working with jennifer garner like? >> she's incredible to wor

stay in bed. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> passionate mandy patinkin.f the untold stories is the unfair fact that it never gets told that the refugees actually don't destabilize the countries they come to, they are integrated, especially in germany. they don't bring more crime, even though they're demonized as doing so. it's a moment where we have to put the facts out. >>> just as mandy patinkin feels that drive to connect so, too, does my next guest, singer/songwriter roseanne cash. cash is a smart, insightful and always original creative artist who produce some 15 albums and multiple best-selling books earning her a shelf full of awards and accolades in the process. cash is the draughter of the musical legend johnny cash and she as a new album called "she remembers everything." it's about the triumphs and traumas that brought her where she is today. when i spoke-to-her at the 54 below in new york, she was accompanied by her husband and musical collaborator of the past 25 years, john leaventhal. she played the title off her new album ♪ i didn't know th

cup first of monroe's now they've come together for a latin pop song mandy even sings part of it in spanish. alaska is used to asia church issued a quick music video post hardcore band from wrecking house in germany is currently playing concerts around europe and the bill is of course the singles spun off their debut album. those are of this week's new release those not for the more no a thousand c'mon you know we have a classic video from the ninety's lords of the lords of by profile rockers want a bass was released twenty years ago and stormed the charts in five countries it's still if a read among snowboarders and skateboarders. and the one waves are still going strong to day something they have in common with elemental crime the elder statesman of melancholy were upshall songs for three decades they have been delighting their fans while their albums climbed let's try to be a latest album a shot that. once that one why is that which means monsters that might has also been well received by the critics we let them to find out of the secrets of their success. elements of crime are b

so, you know, from the leadership of dave richard the medicaid director and secretary mandy: we have all been focusing on that transitional moment, and, on the beneficiary primarily but providers run businesses, and, it is incredibly important for us to support them in the transition. so for us, it is, i look forward to copying and pasting, happiness, and looking forward to things. but right now, it is just remaining vigilant around this transition. to managed-care. >> all right. fantastic. i wish that we could spend all day doing this but we cannot because there is other stuff going on but please join me in thanking both jay and ellen.>> [ applause ] i think that we have a 10 minute break until the session starts but please do not forget to rate this session on your app, and, given as many stars as you physically can. thank you everybody. >> [ laughter ] >>> coming up thanksgiving weekend on the c-span network, thursday at 8:00 pm network supreme court justice elena kagan followed by john roberts, friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, former new jersey governor chris christie and others, dis

very small community that's come a makes them feel ashamed of themselves that they had to leave that mandy. thank you. american man spoke out against french colonial rule and was exiled. baby were isolated by extremist views mr he spoke out against the regime and was sentenced to life imprisonment he spent twenty two months in hiding thirteen years in exile and seventeen years in jail. al-jazeera well tells the story of the dissident abraham said fatty morocco's montana. it's the fos day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades a multitude of nearby i doubt if falsus. most helpful then what it is like to be in school up to three years whole war. six year old. like his home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the partly destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace for the past his son for the first day in school is hopeful new friends would hope is that a company. dug a stone drunk with tensions between islamic separatists and pro russian national. calls in the crossfire one man has a vision

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in virginia beach, deborah anxiously awaits rob's phone call surrounded by rob's two half siblings, mandiand their children. >> you ready? >> reporter: an hour after pam leaves, with his wife jackie by his side, rob finally makes the call. >> hello. >> hi, yeah. deborah? >> yes. >> this is -- it's rob. your. >> your name is rob? >> yeah, yeah, rob martin. >> martin? >> yeah. >> wow. >> it's great to hear your voice actually. it's very strange. >> yeah. >> i never expected this day to come. >> i never did either. i always dreamed of this. >> always, i never forgot you. >> that's -- that's amazing to hear. >> i didn't know anything about you. i didn't know where you were. i didn't know who adopted you. i didn't see you after you were born. who's your mom? >> jacquelyn martin. she was a nurse actually at that hospital. >> so she knew my mama. >> rob and deborah piece together that their mothers both worked at the same hospital and must have arranged for the birth and adoption to all happen under their control. then rob decides to share what he's been so nervous about telling to his birth fam

as we await the earnings report, we have mandy saying, head of technology at "bloomberg technology." there was a call from jpmorgan asset management that the dollar is headed for slump in 2019. i want to get your take. hold on to that thought. salesforce earnings are out right now. third-quarter revenue meeting estimates -- beating estimates. in terms of bottom line, third-quarter adjusted eps of $.61 which looks to be a huge beat compared to the consensus estimate of $.50 for the quarter. as for the outlook, joe, fourth-quarter revenue is 3.5 5 --lion to 3.5 6 million billion. joe: stocks are bouncing around, but definitely lower. salesforce is right at the heart of everything that has been getting hit lately in the market. it's a momentum stocks, it is cloud, it is internet, it is enterprise software. it is already down over 20% from its recent highs and dipping close to the percent now. a pretty volatile post market action. thelet: before we get to salesforce results, let's scrap my question about the fed to you and bring up tech stocks. that's a catalyst for the tech sector. we a

joining us to discuss is bloomberg intelligence analyst mandy. >> it goes to show this the company thateally scored big in cloud and continue to show remarkable consistency when it comes to growth rates. 20% plus all of the time. enterprise spending is going toward cloud so companies like amazon on the infrastructure side and the salesforce on the application side are the real winners. they will continue to do well. emily: what is a mean for the tech sector to see this success here given this can be an indicator for other similar companies and competitors? mandeep: we did a report last week where -- >> we think small-cap to mid-cap companies in cloud, like box, these are names that are single product, that have not scored big, like ones that i mentioned. they could be in play here. emily: bloomberg's mandeep singh for us in new york. >> smaller cloud vendors that have under a billion dollars, they are single product companies, the ones that will probably look in terms of standalone prospects, versus getting acquired by workday or service now. you will see acquisitions, but companies wil

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very small community that's come a makes them feel ashamed of themselves that they had to leave that mandy. thank you. hate violence revenge an increasingly alienated generation is finding new outlets to vent it sang. in a new series al-jazeera takes an unflinching know at the end of radicalized organizations to young people revealing their things and the often brutal consequences for those drawn into their extreme ideologies radicalized youth coming on al-jazeera. start right with tensions between islamic separatists and pro russian national. culture in the crossfire one man has a vision for the next generation empowering. to seek a better way. with this stance peaceful mores on al-jazeera. the lights are on. and there's nowhere to hide isn't the easiest way to solve this to allow u.n. observers who you invited into the country earlier this year to finish their job i haven't said it's a right wing conspiracy or anybody's conspiracy straight talking debate do you think we're going to see some kind of sea change in the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia we have an obligation there is that

very small community that's come a makes them feel ashamed of themselves that they had to leave that mandy. thank you. at sixteen cush who is living her dream of being a journalist but her father has his own dream for her to follow tradition and be married as her investigations bring her face to face with the ill fated some of india's young women her father search for suitable husband continues can both their dreams come true almost one overcome the other. deadline and part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in that something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone. often working round the clock to make sure that we bring events as accurately as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. history has called it the great in the first episode conscription draws hundreds of thousands of our of troops into both sides of the conflict their story is rarely told but had a huge imp

. >> mandy. >> marilyn. >> no. >> brittney?in his latest film "instant family" wahlberg plays dad. they experience the joy and frustration of adopting three foster children. >> thanks, daddy. >> i just got f myst daddy. >> you suck! >> was it important to you guys to get tt right so people could get the message when they saw it that this is a beautiful thing? >> oh, absolutely. i think after seeing the first couple of screenings with an audisce most of the com were, we're going out and adopting ten kids. >> "instant family" is based on the real life story of shawn anders and his own chdren. >> we wanted it to be honest and truthful and depict what it was ike for him and his wife going through that experience. >> off screen walhberg lives in los angeles with his wife rea and his four children. there are two grounding forces, family and his catholic faith. >> how big is religion and faith at the center of your life? >> it's just the most important part of my life. it's allowed b me to successful in every aspect of my life, especi

very small community that's come a makes them feel ashamed of themselves that they had to leave that mandy. thank you. hate violence revenge an increasingly alienated generation is finding new outlets to vent its anger. in a new series al-jazeera takes an unflinching know at the end of radicalized organizations to young people revealing their inner workings and the often brutal consequences for those drawn into their extreme ideologies radicalized the youth coming soon on al-jazeera eradicating leprosy in cambodia relies on education and treatment in equal measure on. the embody early you know disability yet we will be waiting until three year old four year more he will have this ability but used to it and in no way the next generation of antibiotics may just be way taking at the bottom of the ocean maybe this other. revisited on al-jazeera. result is one of nigeria's top tourist destinations but in the shadow of the mountains some nigerians continue an ancient tradition with child protection workers say condemns young girls to a life of slavery and sexual exploitation five year old miracl

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. >>> mandy moore in tears watching the fall finale of "this is us." >> i'm sorry to be a blubberingmarriage over? we take on the biggest cliffhanger questions today.

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mandy moore the soft data versus hard data. i got this chart, which is interesting.the most since december 2015. if we are looking for weak spots in the u.s. stories, is it a run corporate debt? is there too much there? should we be seeing more daily currencies? as we see financial conditions tightening, will we see more? megan: this is more likely the cause of the next recession, not corporate debt. they were at or above the levels of gdp the last two sessions. if you look at profits, we are well off historical highs and that's because profits are so high. as long as rates are low and profits are high, it won't be a problem. but rates are going up and profits are going down and we will be seeing to liquidities. we've been on a debt issuing bonanza for the last year and a half almost the corporate sector, particularly in trouble be debt. we will see the high-yield market flooded. anna: thanks very much, megan. she stays with us longer on the program. something to watch out for, founder of the missing a group will be joining the bloomberg team. he was the former campa

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that's emmy choreographer, mandy moore.rn their new routines. >> welcome to "dancing with the stars." it's on the wall so you can't get lost. so we have five studios. this is the first one. i feel each one has its own theme. >> and before allen's partner gets here, he has to come up with their newest routine. so you're coriaographing now? >> yes. >> reporter: it continues with a stop in the next practice room. >> look who it is. so this is a really nice studio too. >> i mean how many hours, how many days a week? >> every day a week and every day we can. >> it's like a job. >> five to six-hour rehearsals every day. >> how long does it take. >> friday, friday night, all the way through sunday. >> reporter: what's no secret the lasting bonds formed between cast. seem to all become a family? >> yes. there are people on the show i will go the rest of my life. >> reporter: and each week's training gets them one step closer to the ultimate reward, the mirror ball trophy. abc news, hollywood. >> it seems so exhausting. >> it does.

. >> sandy and mandy are identical twins, which really makes it even more delicious. >> reporter: andood with brandy and jessica, his third and fourth girlfriends. >> i don't mean to be indelicate. you are 73? >> that's not indelicate. that's what i am. i take great pride in it. >> the twins are 21. brandy's 24. why not date someone closer to your own age? >> well, i think that's the politics of our time, isn't it? why not live your life the way i think you should live your life? >> no, i'm not saying i think you should, i'm just asking why not? >> because i'm more attracted to younger women. my age has changed, the women i'm attracted to has not changed. it's a way of, quite frankly, remaining that age myself. >> some guys and girls like to play tennis. some guys like to play golf. a lot of people like to fish. i don't think that he hides behind any, like, cloak, you know? he's very up front with the way he behaves. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: hefner's return to the single life has brought back to the mansion many of his celebrity friends, some who have been partying here longer than hefner's g

joining us to discuss is bloomberg intelligence analyst mandy. >> it goes to show this the company thatlly scored big in cloud and continue to show remarkable consistency when it comes to growth rates. 20% plus all of the time. enterprise spending is going toward cloud so companies like amazon on the infrastructure side and the salesforce on the application side are the real winners. they will continue to do well. emily: what is a mean for the tech sector to see this success here given this can be an indicator for other similar emily: do these acquisitions stand the test of time? >> cloud is such a predictable model that, especially legacy companies, if you look at somebody like oracle, they would love to acquire a large cloud company. i think they will be willing to pay these high multiples, just because you can buy predictable growth, which is very hard to get on the consumer tech side or any other hardware semiconductor segment. software cloud is the attractive will, predictable segment -- is the attractive, predictable segment. emily: what are the companies you are watching that cou

so we head next door to find my co-judges, mandy moore and val chmerkovskiy.is our favorite thing to yell to each other? >> that's for home. >> this is where we get all the costumes together for the show. a little red, a little purple. now over to the most important looks for the shows, mine. i did this myself. are you kidding me? if judging doesn't work out i can always do the costumes. we have stars because it's "dancing with the stars." they're a little smaller because they're "dancing with the stars: juniors." follow me this way. look who we found. do you feel more like a dance parent? >> i'm definitely a dance dad and proud of it. my kids -- i'm proud of my kids. >> this is the secret entrance to "dancing with the stars" so let's go. and you never know just who you'll find hanging out backstage. i have the honor of introducing tonight's special guest. >> your introducing me? >> yeah, well right now. what is the best part about being part of "dancing with the stars: juniors"? >> probably you get to meet so many amazing people like you. >> i mean, that's th

my cousin mandy, who is down the aisle here, and why not, right? we have a day off. it doing something good. >> reporter: what have you been doing? >> been carving lots and lots of turkeys. so i will be very well practiced for tonight. yeah, basically everyone here is taking off as much meat of the possible and trying to give as much bird to the people who need it. >> reporter: why is it important for you to be part of this? >> well, it's funny, i woke up this morning and my 3-year-old asked me where i was going at 6:00 a.m. in the morning and i told him that there's people that don't have a thanksgiving dinner to go to and we need to help out and said, okay, went to his room and came back out and said, all right, i'm dressed, let's go. when you see stuff like that, how can you not do things like that? >> reporter: thank you so much. and i even noticed during that interview, he didn't even stop working so that's how hard these volunteers really are working this morning, trying to make sure this is going to be a special day. organizers tell me they expect about 5000 p

and stock levels i do think people are coming around to the idea maybe the selloff was overdone >> mandy you. of credit suisse jason is around for the next couple of hours. >>> coming up. and infrastructure spending, former transportation secretary ray lahood is joining us tomorrow on "squawk," you don't want to miss ron baron, we will talk about all things, and yes, his stake in tesla and elon musk stay tuned you're watching cnbc i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> well, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house minority leader nancy pelosi, for now anyway, have pledged to if you remember forward on infrastructure bill in the next congress for more, let's welcome ray lahood, former u.s. transportation secretary in the obama administration is also the co-chair of building america's future and he always reminds me he's a

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