marc: we looked at all the ways of going public.pac had the most likelihood of closing, which is important because we needed capital. we will be building out a new facility in florida. the state is putting in $300 million to build the world's largest satellite assembly facility. additional facilities in california. matt: are you competing with the likes of elon musk and jeff bezos, or are you building stop for them to put into space? marc: we build stuff for them to put into space. everyone talks about launch vehicles, whether spacex or rocket labs, but somebody has to build those satellites, payloads. 50,000 satellites going up over the next 10 years and somebody has to build them. we are the largest independent manufacturer of satellites here in the u.s. matt: that is fascinating. jeff, we talk so much about spacex and blue origin, virgin, as well as nasa and the defense department. nobody talks about the stuff that we are shooting up there. is that what got you interested? jeff: space is definitely an investment theme for private

marc, te quiero como si fueras mi nieto.l de cumplir fue el de superar el huracÁn marÍa. tuvo que abandonar puerto rico pero por otro lado rodeada de nietos y bisnietos. el 30 de enero cumple 96 aÑos, y ya vieron que tiene una nueva meta. desde ya le pide a marc anthony, mÁs o menos para el 2025. borja: la experiencia es un plus. que se lo piense, que se lo piensa. aylÉn: quÉ mejor manera para festejar sus 100 aÑos. ella demostrÓ que la edad sÓlo es un dÍgito porque mira quÉ bien baila. borja: para un viernes estupenda esta historia. atenciÓn con esta historia tambiÉn. en la meca de la paella en valencia, en espaÑa, dos mexicanas... ha escuchado bien, dos hispanas estuvieron a un arroz de ganar el concurso mundial de este exquisito plato. una de ellas se celebra con nosotros hoy en vivo. ¡oye [ "best of my love" by black pumas feat. sofia reyes ] ♪ ♪ [ music ends ] ♪ aylÉn: gracias por condenar con nosotros. ¿esta nota te gusta a ti? porque es en espaÑa y a mÍ porque fueron mexicanas. natalie y marÍa ganan el segundo lugar e

marc benioff of salesforce. what happened, tom?athan: tom: i can't -- tom: i can't go into the details, but i was hacked like everybody else. what is so important here, a lesson for everybody, if i wasn't so rushed and hurried, i would not have been hacked. benioff came to the rescue. it is cop-26. our francine lacqua is in scotland with mr. benioff. this is a guy who said the end of software, and in doing so, moved on to billions and on to making all sorts of philanthropy. he has spoken with his money. in scotland, francine lacqua. romaine: he has spoken --francine: he has spoken with his money, and i am delighted to be joined by marc benioff. right before this, you were in a panel. you have been pushing this for such a long time. deforestation is good -- reforestation is good. it is only a drop in the ocean. mark: we have lost 3 trillion trees on our planet. everyone trillion trees sequesters 200 gigatons of carbon. we need that carbon storage. this is really important. so to see world leaders make those commitment's, i am shocke

marc, thank you very much.observed this week, if russia embarked on what it called "military adventurism" on the borders of poland and ukraine. why would president putin take the risk? after all, the use of migrants as pawns on one external border of the european union, poland's, and the threats of gas supplies to bind moldova and ukraine closer, seems to be selling him pretty well. seems to be serving him pretty well. jeffrey, what exactly do you think vladimir putin's strategy here? vladimir putin has a habit of poking the west, - destabilising at every opportunity he can. l we have seen it| with cyber wars, we have seen it with- the annexation of crimea in 2014, the invasion of ukraine. - this is a particularly- vulnerable time in europe and the west. angela merkel is- handing over power, france is heading into an election, i joe biden is yet to assert - a russia doctrine which shows where he stands. putin is having a lot- of fun testing and pushing and conspiring, and this is what he does well. i he still f

marc, thank you very much- it _ and western africa. marc, thank you very much.ister observed this week, if russia embarked on what it called military adventurism on the borders of poland and ukraine. why would president putin take the risk? after all, the use of migrants as pawns on one external border of the european union, poland's, and the threats of gas supplies to bind moldova and ukraine closer, seems to be selling him pretty well. jeffrey, what exactly do you think vladimir putin's strategies?— exactly do you think vladimir putin's strategies? vladimir putin has a habit of— putin's strategies? vladimir putin has a habit of poking _ putin's strategies? vladimir putin has a habit of poking the - putin's strategies? vladimir putin has a habit of poking the west, i has a habit of poking the west, destabilising _ has a habit of poking the west, destabilising at _ has a habit of poking the west, destabilising at every - has a habit of poking the west, i destabilising at every opportunity he can _ destabilising at every opportunity he can we — destabilising at e

marc hearron there, la er soon. marc hearron there, lawyer for— soon.e _ soon. marc hearron there, lawyer for the centre - soon. marc hearron there, lawyer for the centre for l lawyer for the centre for reproductive rights are speaking to me earlier. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. i look forward to hearing from you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll tell you how this crawling frog is now able to adapt to the changing climate. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear — the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign — - they are being held somewhere inside the compound — - and student leaders have threatened that, should i the americans attemp

marc there come a lawyer — patients from texas.marc there come a lawyer from the - patients from texas. marc there come a lawyer from the center i come a lawyer from the center for reproductive rights, thank you forjoining us on tuesday. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... we will tell you how this crawling frog is able to adapt to the changing climate. the israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested, and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear. the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages there was no sign, they are being held somewhere inside the compound, and student leaders are threatened, that should the americans attempt rescue, they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. _ voyager one is now the most di

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marc rowan apollo ceo. we expect data from china.dman sachs andrew tilton joins us for a preview. up next, the stakes are high as president biden and xi jinping europe for their third official virtual summit. we will look at what is on the agenda. you don't want to miss our fourth annual bloomberg new economy form through the course of the week. we will be having face-to-face discussions among world leaders on topics from finance, trade, and climate for cities and public health. su keenan --shery: -- su: japan's economy shrunk by an animal lysed 3% in the last quarter, contracting faster than forecasted. that gives the new prime minister additional justification for a stimulus measures to get the economy back on a path to recovery. according to nikkei, the fiscal measures will shrink the economy in five of the past eight quarters. to china,. affirming the country's adherence to its covid zero strategy. the official call is the most efficient way to protect china's people, adamant measures have not hindered the economy. china's latest

marc metrick whether that's a major red flag guy adame still with us.zing run into the close today, way to finish off the week but a great resilience. >> some of that is kind of helpful rotation on display here with big potholes. we came into the week market overbought on the hot streak three ways to go sharp pullback you can accelerate higher with a melt-up scenario or you can chop around and go sideways that's the third option is sort of where we have come in and the just right way we haven't reset anything in terms of valuations. seasonal trends are still strong although they do kind of get more mixed for a week or two. >> talk about the economic data today, guy, how that fact ors into everything. record americans are quitting the jobs and job openings near all-time highs above 10 million and sentiment took a big hit university of moyof michigan sh it fell. what does that add up to >> doesn't add up at all the consumer sentiment i think inflation is a buzzword in financial tv and across the united states. at dinner tables it is clearly permeated main

marc: it is an interesting angle. we do not live in a world of definites, of absolutes. it is a probabilistic world. i would look at how to interpret the fed funds futures market, what are the odds priced in? the direction goldman sachs and myself was looking at earlier, markets are saying the odds are not quite as great. i think there is a lot of conditionality in this. we have known for a long time that we cannot be safe until there is herd immunity through the vaccine. even in the u.s., we are looking at less than 60% vaccination rate. some countries in europe have a higher vaccination rate. huge pockets like lower saxony in germany have a lower vaccination rate than we do in the u.s., so these pockets become more vulnerable. as we do not address it, i am no scientist, but the virus mutates. till we can protect everybody, nobody is protected. >> marc chandler, thank you for being with us on this post thanksgiving data dump. thank you. i want to go to what you are saying, goldman sachs, this terrible timing, it was very likely the fed would accelerate their taper, end

out there years ago, marc was kicking the tires of buying twitter.on't know what the end is that looks like a $30 billion market cap company i can see a lot of smart integrations with what twitter does well and salesforce does well. >> what level is twitter trading at when he was kicking the tires? it didn't happen then. >> probably lower. >> yeah. it's higher now. tim, what do you think the odds of salesforce with twitter are >> look, i think the slack acquisition and the broadening of the platform made sense it made sense using the overpriced currency in the stock. this wouldn't be my conspiracy theory dan is connecting dots that are interesting, especially when you consider the history i think the more important part of this is in the investor day, they talked about a higher margin profile for the business. the street and i think the buy side was looking ing at the fou quarter pipeline for revenues to be higher than what they delivered. it was coming out of an accelerating third quarter 45 times revenue to pre-cat flow, eps is a very, very expensi

let's bring in marc thiessen, former chief speech writer for george bush.r that testimony from merrick garland. he was pressed on whether or not he was had any interaction with the white house. people thought it was strange that this letter came from the national school board association on a friday and then boom, monday the department of justice says we're going to put the fbi in -- have a look at investigating parents. do you believe the attorney general, that there was no coordination between the white house and doj that produced this letter from merrick garland? >> not at all. it's obvious there was. he president of the national school board association says in the e-mails that she had been in contact with the justice department as well as the white house. so they were -- she was talking directly to people on his staff. i'm sure she didn't speak to garland himself. most people don't get to call the attorney general and have him pick up the phone but she was talking to the people that set the policy for sure. we already know that the nsba, which is disav

or faster of course than we can replace it, but i know that you've had some good discussions with marc benioff from salesforce and also enrico lorenz who have very much embraced your cause. >> absolutely. both of them have helped make trees for jane a possibility and it's people like that that we now need to step up to the plate. and i think the bits of good news in cop26 that i've heard is that there have been major pledges by a number ofcountrie to put money into reforestation and prevention of destroying of the forest, which is really, really important >> now i want you to just -- i love the concept of hope and what it means and i'm going to deviate a little bit from the "mad money" format to say could you talk about those two trees in nagasaki and what they mean >> oh, well after the atomic bomb was dropped after world war -- that ended world war ii, then everything was -- i don't know if you've seen pictures, but absolutely desolate. i mean, there was nothing left but there were these two trees and they somehow survived and they somehow grew and i've seen one of them in nagasaki a

they are aching him on to not concede. >> marc e. elias thank you very much. >> thank you. >> this morning we found a consumer prices have seen the biggest year over increasing 31 years. next, some very crucial perspective on how today's inflation number fits into the larger picture of the american recovery. recovery instantly clear everyday congestion with vicks sinex saline. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief for children's noses. ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ many people remain unsettled about the economy and we all know why. they see higher prices. they go to the store online and they can't find what they're always want. and when they wanted. and we are tracking the

joining us is marc morial. thanks so much for being with us. we appreciate your insights.l. what are your thoughts on how -- and is itting on to say we've had made just a little bit of progress. >> first of all, happy thanksgiving to you and all of your viewers. the way i would characterize this is at least three cases represent a split decision. in the wisconsin case, just was not don't. the way in which the jury in just 11 hours carried out its duties means that in that instance justice is done. in charlottesville, twhich is clearly a civil case, with significant damages award i think represent the cause of justice being done. what we have to take away from this is the idea that there can be justice. just is possible. that's what the case in georgia indicates. justice is possible, but let's keep this in mind. in the georgia case, there was overwhelming i want. other than the you had a 911 call. on the third had, you had the defendant in effect admit he was never threadant. so it's important to recognize these cases are distinct, they're different, but it is a split decis

but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. 0ur our thanks to marc and the teames, so tracks play in order. the order that she chose for her albums. the singer says artists create albums with care, and put thought into the track listing for a reason. it comes days after the release of the london—born singer's album 30 — herfirst in six years, which was inspired by her divorce. we can now speak to adele fan and entertainment journalist piya sinha—roy. can you explain to all of us watching around the world what the fuss is all about? the watching around the world what the fuss is all about?— the fuss is all about? the fuss over adele — the fuss is all about? the fuss over adele i _ the fuss is all about? the fuss over adele i think _ the fuss is all about? the fuss over adele i think is _ the fuss is all about? the fuss over adele i think is that - the fuss is all about? the fuss over adele i think is that she l over adele i think is that she has been able to transcend generations with her music. she is singing about timeless themes. hervoice is singing about timel

marc, thank you for joining us. this is such an interesting case, even though it's happening so much later than the crime was committed. we're now learning that there was evidence withheld at the time. what do you make of this happening today, these two sentences being exonerated? >> this is a case of prosecutorial and law enforcement misconduct, of being, if you will, revealed and affirmed over 50 years later. this is a case of two men who were convicted without any physical evidence, two men who were convicted notwithstanding the fact that there was evidence indicating that they were not responsible for this crime, including the testimony of talmadge or thomas hayden, who admitted or said these two men had nothing to do with it. but here is the point, katy. i don't think this is the end of the story because thomas hagen said there were two other people involved. and i think what the district attorney, the step that the manhattan d.a. should take, is to reexamine the entire case to see if we can determine, because

kumasi: people nearby rushed to help marc. he was badly bruised but not seriously hurt. reggie: there is a renewed push to provide a safe place for people to use drugs in san francisco. sites like these are not allowed under state and federal law. a state has offered a bill to make them legal in san francisco, oakland and l.a. >> i would be surprised if joe biden took the same right wing position as donald trump. no kid should have to see that and have to step over people shooting up or potentially step on a syringe. we do not want that in our neighborhoods. reggie: when you think about that, nearly two people dying every day. supporters say safe injection sites can help prevent deaths by providing clean needles and lifesaving medical care. the decision might not be made until well into next year. kumasi: criminal court is not the only option when you have been wronged. how was san francisco business used civil court to reach a resolution. reggie: why the nation's largest retailer said there is reason for hope for your holiday shopping. mike: good morning. here is a look

where we watch the video tape and we will have to see if the jury agrees with me on that. >> bret: marc on this case before the jury before it is decided. representative jeffries from new york who we should point out talked about in democratic circles as a possible speaker down the road. lock up kyle rittenhouse and throw away the key. that's quite something if you're looking -- you know, dial down the emotions. >> yeah, it's outrageous of them. what biden said about him. there was a key moment today when they showed a video of one of the victims setting a dumpster on fire and they might have well been showing a video of the prosecutor presenting his case. he violated the constitutional rights and scolded by the judge for bringing him come out the fact that he invoked his first amendment the right to remain silent that he got dressed down in front of the jury repeatedly. he is star witness testified that rittenhouse fired in self-defense. i think the jury should not only equates to come foreman should look at the prosecutor and say i award you no points and may have god have mercy on yo

[laughter] >> bret: all right, marc. thank you.ete coverage of election day. shannon bream will have the first fox news voter analysis on the virginia governor's race. we'll have that for you at 6:00 and a special at 7:00 p.m. coverage will also hear from former house speaker newt gingrich weighing in on this race and the impact around the nation. this shoud be interesting to watch. we also have races obviously a big race for governor in new jersey. and races around the country that we haven't talked that much about but we will touch on all of those. thanks inviting us into your home tonight from virginia. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by rachel campos-duffy this week starts right now. hey, rachel. >> rachel: hi, bret. thank you. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm rachel campos-duffy and tonight we start with virginia where the race for governor final stretch. polls have youngkin surging over democrat terry mcauliffe as education has taken cent

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others include greg jacob and marc short.ght these people in pence's inner circle know that they could provide to the committee and does it tell you anything about where the investigation is heading? >> first, i think these are three individuals in the very inner circle. kellogg also a very, very loyal person to trump. it will be interesting to see if he honors his oath to the military when answer questions about what were the dynamics of what was being warned about. it is my understanding he was in the oval that day. what happens when the vice president is in the capitol, what is the back and forth going on between the president and the vice president's staff? for the other people on the staff, i would be interested in asking, mike pence put out this statement before he gets in a motorcade to head to the capitol, it's a very public statement saying i'm about to head to the capitol to do my constitutional duty, there's nothing else i can do. what was the lead-up to putting that statement out, why did they feel the need to put

hello i'm marc edwards with your tuesday sport briefing.100% record so far in the tournament. they beat sri lanka by 26 runs to make it 4 wins out of 4. it was a tense affair that needed an outstanding performance from jos buttler, who smashed a sensational century in sharjah to steer england towards a respectable 163, his 100 coming off the last ball of england's innings. england's bowlers then doing what they needed to do, sri lanka all out for 137. england with one foot in the last four. 0bviously obviously i am delighted to win the game. fourfrom porto is exactly what we want. we want to win every game we play in. the format is tough, there is not a lot of room for error so every game is massive. we had to bat first today and still come through and win a game and obviously we are really happy. meanwhile south africa are preparing to play bangladesh in group 1 in abu dhabi. the proteas sit second in the group behind england. they've recovered from an opening defeat by australia and gone on to beat west indies and sri lanka. south africa

he's only here to check out my rack, marc siegel.is white, he thought the pilgrims were too ethnic. tom shillue. >> i see that you brought your v jacket i'll be right your a game. [laughs] >> that was the worst thing ever said. >> were solid. speak up and trying to think of college troops in this little wardrobe battle. >> summered in end. >> and i thought had a solution i was in it take you to six flags but i realize you can get on any of the rides. [laughs] [laughs] >> back to the drawing board jimbo. this plant monologue that i wrote. what part of it would you like to address which marked the tweet from the women's march, the mutation of language, how eloquently survives the demise of society? >> here's the truth, working to get into this on a serious note. or in a really interest us right now. is it more anthony empathy for their criminal than the perp. when you see the language get rewarded. we are more concerned with hurt feelings than actual hurt people. you're debating the semantics of looting. i got comes in swinging a crowb

fox news contributor doctor marc siegel thinks is likely the variant is already here.'s leading infectious disease expert agrees with that. now back to "justice with judge jeanine". ♪♪ >> what's your message on this thanksgiving day? >> after two years, we are back, america is back. there's nothing we are unable to overcome. judge jeanine: that was joe biden speaking from the neighborhood of his multimillion dollar manchin in nantucket. unfortunately, many thousand inc. is a grip on reality facing everyday americans. here to explain, freedom fighter abraham lincoln frederick douglass in their battle to save america's soul box in front cohost and my friend, brian kilmeade promising me one day he will cohost justice with me but refusing to do so. the meantime, he will come out again. brian, is biden right? is america back this thanksgiving. >> first, there's no position to require less talking than your cohost. no one looks at your show and says judge, she needs a cohost. it was say she needs another hour. i'll sit there and watch you and i wouldn't have anything to add

marc siegel. nice to see you, sir. many questions here. what is real on this and what is imagined and how much is cya on behalf of the political leaders around the world, marc? >> great entry on this, bill. listen, the fear is the biggest problem as you've already been covering. we're always afraid of the unknown and what we don't know and we always jump to worst-case scenarios. the media and leaders do that. what do we know? we know this seems to spread easily, i'll tell you that. in south africa they went from 2% to 9% in a week testing positive. only 2,000 cases a day but predominantly omicron. which implies it is more easily transmissible than delta. that's pretty clear although we need to see that play out around the world before we know that's true. second question, bill and dana, does the vaccine protect against this? point blank i would say yes. i'll tell you why. all these mutations we're talking about, 30 plus mutations and that's a fear word mutations. people hear that and get scared. 95% of the spike protein is not mutated so t

marc guehi scored a consolation for palace five minutes into injury time.n, they like clarity, and that's what we've tried to do for two weeks, give them a clear way of playing, in and out of possession, and then hopefully they go out and deliver that. so that is all we've done, we've given them a platform and game plans, and they've gone out and executed them extremely well so far. norwich city are now unbeaten in three games. dean smith's second match in charge ended with a goalless draw at home to wolves — but the canaries remain 19th in the premier league, one place above bottom club newcastle. in the late kick—off, brighton and leeds battled out a goalless draw at the amex stadium. brighton went mighty close with this effort from solly march just before full time, but the match finished 0—0. the championship now. bournemouth missed the chance to go top after an incredible comeback from coventry who scored two goals in the last five minutes in the 2—2 draw.the door was open for bournemouth after leaders fulham were held to a 1—1 draw away at preston. ti

marc siegel will join us to discuss.en frequently blamed former president trump while on the campaign trail for allowing so many americans to die from covid. "wall street journal" writer is here to explain why the president is regretting his rhetoric there. all that and much more in the next hour. your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have mu

i'm marc edwards with all your latest sports news.ely happy with the setup at his current club, paris saint—germain. he's essentially first—team coach there under sporting director leonardo. pochettino has been at psg for ten months, and they sit 11 points clear at the top of the league after 1a games. it's the manchester united players who are the ones taking responsibility for solskjaer�*s exit at the club — that's according to united captain, harry maguire. he was speaking earlier alongside michael carrick, who's been put in charge of the team for now as a temporary head coach. saturday's 4—1 loss to watford, their fifth defeat in seven league matches, proved to be the final straw for the united hierarchy, coming as it did on the back of a poor run. the result left united eighth in the premier league, 12 points off leaders chelsea — and prompted the club to part company with solskjaer. but maguire says the players are to blame. we haven't been good enough, we know that individually, collectively, as a team, as players. we know that

. >> martha: let's bring in marc thiessen and get his thoughts.nd social spending human infrastructure part of the bill. you could read about 17 different things this morning that tell you it is getting closer or it might never happen. what is your take where this is going this week? >> i've always felt they will eventually have to do it because to not do it would be an epic failure of epic proportions. they control the white house and the house and the senate. if they don't do this the level of incompetence required, i don't know biden has demonstrated that level of incompetence yet. but we can wait to see. if you think about it even if they succeed this is way below what they wanted. if you think about this bernie sanders wanted $6 trillion. biden wanted 3.5. they get 1.5, 1.75 something like that and it was just the tip of the iceberg of what they wanted. they wanted to pack the house and pack the senate. wanted to get rid of the filibuster to pass through all this radical agenda which they can't do because of sinema and manchin. they wanted to

according to karl, marc short was persistent, begging, "please, jared, can you talk to your father-in-law is getting dangerous. somebody's got to tell him that mike pence can't singlehandedly overturn the election." but "kushner simply took a step back and did nothing." it's just like john stewart mill famously said, "all it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to depend on jared kushner." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: that's exactly what we said. >> stephen: exactly. he was good. that guy was good. lately, the news has been kind of repetitive and somewhat depressing, so i've got to say-- and i hope this is never taken out of context-- thank you, qanon. ( laughter ) i'll update you on their latest unhinged whack-job hijinx in tonight's edition of "the q files: the truth is out there. way out there." ( laughter ) now if you watch the show, you know a few weeks ago, i told you the tale of a group of qanon followers who had gathered in dallas, texas, in anticipation of a big announcement from john f. kennedy jr. unfortunately, john f. kennedy, he was, shall we say, not able to atten

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i expect more moves like that from marc benioff. up 30% since i bought it earlier this year so no complaints. it may come down at some point, particularly as rates go up. i will use that as an excuse to add to the stock so this is going to be a long-term hold for me. >> okay. steve weiss, why no touch? too rich >> well, first of all, you know, i can't agree with jim because no sense both of us being wrong. look, yes, it is too rich, number one number two, their model changed a little bit they had so much or goonic growth, but as they got bigger and as their core business started to slow, they have to make bigger and bigger acquisition. these large roll-ups, and that's what it is turning into with slack, which was an expensive acquisition, and others, jim, as they come down the road, they just don't work that well. then you have cultures clashing, and we have seen it time and time again red hat and ibm being another one. it is not the savior you should never violate your discipline this valuation is egregious. rates are going higher

marc siegel, thanks so much for your time, happy things giving. >> happy thanksgiving, mike mcgray towith you. >> mike: thank you, sir. this things giving is a lot closer to the traditional holiday than last years, many observances that were canceled or curtailed because of the pandemic have returned in some form this week end. correspondent bryan llenas takes a look from new york. >> the 95th annual macy's day thanksgiving parade came back this year in full force. >> it's live and awesome! and there is everything here! it's the whole vibe of the city coming together. >> last year's parade was only televised and featured no crowds and the parade route was shortened. this year, thousands of spectators and families lined the street, masks required, as two dozen floods, 8,000 marchers and ten marching bands lead the way for the real stars of the show, 15 gigantic helium inflated balloons standing as tall as 62 feet, this year's balloons included new additions like baby yoda from "star wars." and eight a twist from netflix as well as classics like snoopy, ronald mcdonald, and the pillsbur

joining us tonight doctor marc siegel, claudia tenney, labor secretary nominee, former national security advisor in the retail advisor in the country, republican strategist ford o'connell and bitcoin foundation chairman rock peers. they're all with us. meanwhile with inflation increasingly chipping away at our salaries and savings, fed chair jerome powell and janet yellen trying to defend their policies on capitol hill today. we have the highlights in a look at how progressives could make the central bank even more woke. plus just how much is inflation caused by bidens policies as opposed to the pandemic. we investigate. crypto currency going mainstream and not just for investing, people are increasingly getting paid. but new regulations spoil the party. and then growing global conflicts, president zelensky says it is been uncovered and set to take place in the next couple of days. the kremlin denies a role in it but they've done that before. ended the other part of the world tensions between china and taiwan continue. is the u.s. ready for an outbreak of both conflicts at the same time.

joining us now is marc elias, voting rights attorney and founder of the democracy docket.us what that perspective looks like because we often talk to you with our noses pressed up at the glass at the latest voter express law in texas or georgia, but tell me what that five-year perspective looks like. >> yeah, thanks for having me on. as we were approaching the one-year anniversary of the 2020 election, and today is also the one-year from the 2022 election, i was trying to write about where we are in this struggle, and i kept coming back to the fact that you really need to go back to the election in november of 2016. i joke with people all the time that we're never more than a few years away from the most important election of our lifetime, but the truth is, the most important election of our lifetime was in november of 2016. because it is what launched donald trump and the big lie from an obscure, you know, real estate scoundrel to the highest office in the united states. so, that's where i came at this from, and when you look at it, you realize that the big lie didn't sta

i've got to tell you, marc benioff introduced me to them, the head of salesforce i just said wow. congratulations, you're the tenth caller who got the bell ringing during the show. >>> there are plenty of companies where supply chain issues simply don't matter, like most of the tech companies, which is why they have been such great buys it's a real good buy list you've got this week. today, another day, another new all-time high. find out how this cybersecurity business stands to benefit from the renewed data protection and cybersecurity. >>> you won't want to miss my sitdown with nvidia's ceo where we hit on everything from the omniverse to a.i., autonomous driving and will the supply chain disaster steal christmas not for everyone i'm getting a read on retail from the ceo of williams-sonoma, so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter send jim an email to mad money@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welc

marc siegel, professor menon at newark -- and fox news contributor.hanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. good to be with you. >> mike: so b on these minutes, there's a question about whether they are legal. we will letut the courts with tt out. are they helpful, effective in terms of stopping the spread of covid? >> they are hopeful in terms of compliance in certain areas as kevin just said. here in new york city where they imposed a mandate on workers, front-line workers, they got all the way up from 70 to 93%. but i question what are the other options here because there are other countries like israel and in europe with a mandate isn't really a mandate. it is and then sent out. do you want to go to a public area, you either have thee vaccine or you got over covid and they give you credit for that. we are not giving credit for that for me in the united states even though there is some immunity involved with getting over covid were having testing option. germany calls the three g blood loss. a rapid test may be the most predictive of all -- but germany,

marc lore.s founding "a futuristic city known as telosa," named for an ancient greek word meaning "highest purpose." and to think you can create your own city, i'm guessing your purpose wasn't the only thing that was high. ( laughter ) marc lore's new city plans to offer its citizens equal access to education, health care, and transportation. residents will be selected through applications. we actually got a copy of one of the applications. "in 50 words or less, tell us why you deserve to be treated equally, more than other people do." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: lore-- ( applause ) did i get that right? lore calls his vision for telosa "equitism"-- a mashup of equality and capitalism. that idea is very "creative" and "apt"... or "crap." ( laughter ) he explained equitism in this video: >> what if you could pay the same taxes that you pay today, but get the best social services of any country in the world? that's equitism. >> stephen: no, technically, that's denmark. ( laughter ) ( app

marc guehi scored a consolation for palace five minutes into injury time.tried to do for two weeks, give them a clear way of playing, in and out of possession, and then hopefully they go out and deliver that. so that is all we've done, we've given them a platform and game plans, and they've gone out and executed them extremely well so far. and norwich city are now unbeaten in three games. dean smith's second match in charge ended with a 0—0 draw at home to wolves — but the canaries remain 19th in the premier league, one place above bottom club newcastle. so here's confirmatuion of today's scores. one late kick off to tell you about. brighton are hosting leeds. half tme at the amex and still no score in that one. bournemouth missed the chance to go top of the championship after two goals in the last five minutes from coventry kept them to a 2—2 draw. the door was open for the cherries after leaders fulham were held to a 1—1 draw away at preston. tim ream's first goal in almost four years put fulham ahead. but preston got a deserved equaliser in the second ha

presentador: ademÁs, hace ver a marc anthony como una persona sensible.sentadora: hablamos delidia brito. habla de este Éxito rock turno que ha tenido su melodrama en mÉxico y en todos los paÍses donde se ha transmitido. veremos lo que dice la seÑora spector. >> livia brito resaltÓ que hay oportunidades que josÉ alberto el güero castro realice una secuela. la chris considera que hay varias opciones para trabajar sobre la historia porque el final quedÓ abierto. >> nos fue super bien con la desalmada. fue un Éxito total. nadie se lo esperaba. mÁs de 5 millones de televisores prendidos que equivalen a mÁs de 12 millones de personas. creo que viene la segunda parte. "el güero" castro nos dijo eso. pero creo que va a pasar un aÑo para eso. la gente lo estarÁ esperando porque estaba buena la novela. reportero: la actriz estaba asombrada porque la telenovela reportÓ buenos nÚmeros en el extranjero. >> me estaban contando la cantidad de paÍses que compraron la desalmada. hace muchos aÑos no se compraba una telenovela asÍ. creo que desde "rubi"... y bueno los nÚme

marc short, jacob and kellogg, but some of them are very close to pence. >> marc short, chief of staffwitness. obviously he was with the former vice president in the days leading up to january 6th. he was up on capitol hill on january 6th with him. you can see him walking there. he knows exactly what was going on in the days leading up. and on that day. greg jacob. a name most people might not recognize. former chief counsel. he is a critical witness i'm told because he is the person who pushed back on trump's lawyer, john eastman who created this memo saying that pence could overturn the results. greg jacob, again, a critical witness. pence's national security adviser. but that day, he was actually, on january 6th, with donald trump all day in the white house. he saw what donald trump was doing during the insurrection and what he was saying. the first pence inner circle person to be subpoenaed. >> and i want to show you something that you brought to our attention on the night of the insurrection. pence's official twitter account tweeted out these pictures of then-vice president pence

i think we are going to win and early voting is going to be the key to it. >> bret: marc, you do havernor of virginia who knows the democratic machine in that state if it's very, very close it's about turnout and who comes out on election day. >> in doubted he has the machine going and i agree with brother bill that the trump play hasn't worked. biden is no doubt a huge drag on mcauliffe's ticket. the early exit pollings show that biden's approval rating in virginia and in the exit polls is 43-56. and mcauliffe's is 44 to 53. so they are almost mirrored. he is -- mcauliffe is almost an "avatar" for biden. education was obviously a big issue. but i think the tipping point in this election, if youngkin wins was afghanistan. not that voters are voting about afghanistan and the afghan withdrawal. but afghanistan was the moment that millions of americans, including millions of virginians decided joe biden is incompetent that this administration can't handle. his approval ratings across the country in the 50's. every issue he had majority support and all fell out from under him on august 15

primera vez en su historia porque la candidata del partido de izquierda libertad y refundaciÓn si marcas elecciones celebradas ayer por encima del oficialista nasri a su dura del partido nacional, jenny tiene los 'ultimos datos . adelante >>> si es felicidad, los ho hondureÑos dieron al mundo una muestra de civismo con unas elecciones que resultaran h hist'oricas debido a la masiva participaci'on de los pobladores en las urnas y la llegada de la primera mujer a la presidencia de la rep'ublica >>salí> para mienceletras se cs resultados de la votaci'on miles de hondureÑos sal'ian a las c calles para festejar la victoria de la l'ider opositora xiomara castro >>> sabemos que la gente sali'o a las calles y a votar y estamos muy orgullosos de c'omo nos h hemos comportado inclusive se cre'ia que iban a haber huelgas y nada, la gente ha salido, estamos emocionados con es esperanz >>> los resultados de las e elecciones presidenciales confirmar'ia que es xiomara castro romper'a con 12 aÑos de gobierno del partido nacional un duro golpe para el cuestionado mandatario juan orlando he hern'andez >>

marc siegel many a moment to get the full diagnosis of this new covid threat.w crossing the wires, the cdc and state department issuing a do not travel warning for eight african southern countries. we will get more on that, and we have team coverage with jacqui heinrich who's covering president many massachusetts, but we begin with jonathan the serrie in atlanta -- jonathan serrie many atlanta with more details on this variant. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: hi there, griff. new york governor kathy kathy hoe cull has signed an executive order postponing elective surgeries, the move designed to free up hospital space for a potential surge in covid patients. takes effect december 3rd and will be evaluated on january 15th. she said we continue to see warning signs of spikes, and while the new omicron variant has yet to be detexted in new york state -- detected in new york state, it's coming. so far the u.s. has reported no cases although researchers are still determining of course caron's transmissibility, severity and potential resistance to that vaccine. internation

marc siegel joins us now professor of medicine and fox news contributor.you should say should get a vaccine booster. a third shot restores with few side effects. i got my booster last friday. i think i had an hour of muscle soreness and that was it. >> dana, i completely agree with the way you presented that. i think the vaccine is wayneing. -- wa*ening. we saw in a study out of the v.a. they all got less effective over the last six months and israel over a million people and another study of a million people your protection against severity goes down. another thing, this is really important. a study in nature prominent journal from israel showed if you get a booster it decreases your amount of virus you have. it means your risk of spreading it goes down and not only getting sick goes down your risk of spreading it goes down. i disagree with dr. fauci who i interviewed last week and he agrees with everything i just said but he says it is not fully vaccinated. i think you are getting boostered is fully vaccinated after six months period and that's what isra

marc thiessen with analysis and first jackie heinrich live from the north lawn. the press secretary last night tweeted in support and defense of kamala harris. they must realize this story has got some legs. >> no kidding, dana. it was interesting to see her response to it in that way on twitter almost immediately after it came out. going back to the polling you were referring to. the most troubling for democrats and for the white house is that this drop in the polls came after congress passed the bipartisan infrastructure deal the president will sign into law later today. meaning that legislative win did not translate to a political bump for president biden. that is a problem for them. "washington post" abc poll shows the president's aroofshal rating down to 41%. 53% disapprove of the job he is doing. 78% rate the economy negatively and 38% in poor condition. half of americans overall blame president biden for rising inflation. and 59% expressed concern that biden will do too much to increase the size and role of government. bad news for democrats 51% of voters