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." >> and marg helgenberger co-hosts. >> "e.t." srts ght now. >>> welcome everyone.ay hello to our special guest co-host marg hellgberger. you know her from i and china beach. she's also the star of all rise on cbs. you had a little legal trouble over the weekend. >> did i? yes i got arrested ind.c., but for a very good reason. >> we're going to talk about at. but first tom hanks. i know he directed your show '90s. n angels" back in the >> he did. >> well now tom is revealing how mr. rogers has helped his marriage. ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborod ♪ >> when my wife and i are going at it on those rare occaons that she is letting me know that i'm not really listening to her and i'm trying testablish what the ground rules are, let me get this strght, honey. e of us at some points will say, well, you know what honey, it's good to talk. and i learned that from mr. rogers. >> sometimes we have to ask for >> tomnd wife rita have been rried for 31 years, but have a way to go to catch up with the real mr. rogers who was wed to wife joannor 50 years. fred rogers' 91-ye

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leeds northwest is one of theal key labor marg they face a sizable challenge from the lib dems. no room for colacency. labor is pouring in the resources. it is a big team bolstered by young faces. this constituency has one of the biggest student populations in the countr >> ground-floor, that is. >> no other party matches labor's ground game. set times -- 11:00 m., 4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. just committed, just enthusiastic. christian: any student or former student from leeds knows about the notorious pub crtol, 16 pubs he city center. you know what, it is like the election campaign. it is longit requires great stamina, and no one really knows where it is going to end. l st i didn't. but there is a serious point -- student turnout in the run-up to christmas, better get them early. turnout is important for the conservatives.ng they are defen majority from labor of just 331. what is the brexit message? >> the brexit message is we are here to get brexit done. christian: it has not been the perfect start to the tory campgn. they hope it is the prime minister's message and not the remarks

american newspaper has that it's time that republicans were called out as russian propagandists and as marge it takes is 3 now it boils down to some seemingly muddled thinking on who's doing what and who in ukraine. we're going to go in a journey you and i a trip into another dimension a magical place written a new rated by the washington post where there are assuming the russian agents in the united states they will soon outnumber americans themselves president trump has been disloyal to the united states not only and given russia a leg up in his war against ukraine but also in broadcasting his propaganda and for that republicans are just as guilty like to point out that it was the democrats who banned the sale of lethal weapons to ukraine and republicans who gave you create hundreds of millions of dollars in those weapons but what's the point there's no piercing this bubble of unreality an anomaly in the space time continuum of common sense that the washington post exists in it is up to mainstream media to directly challenge republicans who yes engage in un-american activity there delibera

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marg sayed is talking about launching a coup before this whole thing happen.hey tried to keep it in the dark for three years. also, great point in the monologue about a whistle-blower double standard. they want to go after the president, but they don't want to go after an international child sex trafficking ring, because it has. everyone knows who the whistle-blower's. we all know who it is. googled the whistle-blower. you can find it. it's out there. fox probably hasn't 99% to nail down who it is. we don't want to be first. every other network doesn't want to do it because they want to protect the whistle-blower because it's a part of the schema, but it is not illegal to out a whistle-blower through the media. they have the right to report it. >> there is an obligation to report a whistle-blower from retaliation. it is not odd that they are trying to protect the whistle-blower. but the question is what is happening today. you don't have to look far into those tweets to really question as an american the lawyer for the whistle-blower. not just talking about a

. >>> a marge victory. feuding with environmentalists over a section of beach in san mateo counsel. this week a federal appeals court is in favor. this latest quote will provide a boost to the program. . >>> time is now 6:17. if you're heading out this weekend to buy a christmas tree. prices are high last year. oregon is the nation's biggest supplier of christmas trpply. there are 400 fewer oregon tree s ago and the land that was 15 once used for christmas trees is being used for less labor intensive for crops. up $3 from 2017. >>> parts of the bay area will be lit up in all sorts of festive colors tonight. there are several tree lighting ceremonies. the most popular is probably the 30th annual macy's union scare celebration.' the tree lighting is set for 6:50 tonight. 80' tall and covered with 30,000 energy efficient lights and about a,000 ornaments. there are other tree lightings in danville and check your weather, is it cold? >> we keep complaining. >> just being honest it's kind of cold this morning. >> for the tree lighting ceremony would you prefer cold or wet? >> cold i guess

we're also looking at interstate 880 here with no marge issues if you are driving through the area. e loeast bay commute and we continue to see that for the most part we don't see a lot of slow traffic out there and getting out to the silicon valley commute that still is is doing very well . 6:03. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our schools today a teenager opened fire on his classmates. investigators have identified the shooting as a 16-year-old boy in santa clarita. >> they say she shot and killed two students. he is listed in critical condition this morning and investigators are still looking for a motive. >> it was probably the scariest moment of my life. >> i heard two or three shots and then i saw everyone running out. >> what did you think when that happened. >> i was just confused. it sounded like a really big balloon pop but way louder. >> yesterday, was his 16th birthday. investigators are now talking to his mother and girlfriend to try to figure out a motor vehicle for the shooting. >>> the santa clarita shooting victims are being mourned throughout that city. sant

marg this year looks pretty good. last year, there are more choices in parts of the country and premiums have come down it is been a boomerang. when the trump admintration in, they made the market bumpy and problem -- and problematic. there was a lot of concern and policyin uncer. and over time, we have corrected back. amna: the overall number of americans that are uninsured, take a look at this number and the increase from 2017 when it was 7.9%. that is about 27.5 million5%. people. the economywhs doing well. is happening? margo: this is a troubling developmen it has been about a decade since we have seen the uninsured g numbup. i think there are a couple of different things going on. one has to do with thingsat that are doing in the medicaid program. they are making it harder to get enrolled and stay enrolled. it is notit an explederal policy. another jor possible source of theseoverage losses are concerns about immigration policy where a lot of families that have u.s. citizens as children, they may beore reluctant

associate in the watergate investigation and author of "how to read the constitution and why" and margetd talib is a cnn political analyst. margaret, president trump is serving as the lone architect of his defense strategy, the white house press secretary just said that the president, quote, is the war room. he feels confident with the people he has in place. we don't feel the need for a war room. we'll see what happens. she said. does everyone in the president's inner circle feel as confident about this strategy? >> well, there are a lot of divisions inside the white house right now over things that have already happened. and one is that sort of original thing that has set this off, the release of the memo memorializing as close as exists as a transcript to that phone call of the president and president zelensky and there are other also divisions of strategy and approach of the chief of staff's office and bad feelings about whether people are cut out of the loop but what this really all comes down to and everyone in the white house knows this and agrees on it is that the president is

. >> reporter: even a strong cup of coffee can't shake democrat marge laugherty from her impeachment. >> i am tired. i really am. i am tired of it all. i really am. i didn't think i'd ever say that because i'm such a political animal. >> reporter: across the breakfast diner, fellow democrats want to see the process play out. >> i don't think he'll be convicted. but it all needs to be laid out and the american people need to hear the full story. it's not going to affect him. i think he will remain in power. >> reporter: well, what is the point of an impeachment inquiry that ends in the senate where you think he will be re-elected again? >> i hear what you are saying. i'm not sure i have an answer to it any e other than we should be in search of truth. >> reporter: on the morning walk, jennifer also in search of the truth. >> would i much rather everyone's time being put towards growing the nation, making the economy better, yes, but you know at the same time you can't just have somebody in there not being accountable and conducting themselves the way that it's happening. >> reporter:

joe, stephanie and john, marg reet reed, union bank private bank, and rob of ubs private wealth management. so stocks, joe, pushing to new highs. you've got the president who is probably going to tout a strong economy, high gdp, low unemployment is he going to give the market another leg up i think you and i used the phrase coiled spring here we are, we are springing higher, with very good reason. i think when you're looking at the steepening of the yield curve, the un-inversion, if i could create a word, the un-inversion of the yield curve, there's been a significant rebound in yields. and then earnings, and steph talks about earnings all the time eps gross was expected to be negative, 3% to 4% we came in down only 1%. so i think there is a lot to present a very fertile environment for the capital markets. every asset class is higher. where is the tax law selling going to be when every asset class is higher? here we go into the end of the year. >> i'm going to quote the great josh brown, because i'm old enough to remember august. and there were specials in prime time on cnbc markets in tu

. >> my older brother and i were out at uncle sam and aunt marge's. was watching a tv program or something, and it came over me that she was gone. she was my best friend. she was my sidekick. i was the one pulling her around in the little red wagon in the front yard after church on sundays. we always did everything together. >> i visited her grave a lot. i put flowers, and i would buy the huge wreaths, and i went above and beyond because i wanted her to know that i was still there and that i loved her and missed her. and that she was worth that big display of gorgeous flowers. >> she died on august 23rd, 13 years to the day from the day her baby sister died. they both died august 23rd, 13 years apart. >> my mom was very grief-stricken. there was a void in her. >> regina had been so passionate for so many years trying to save arlena and now all of that emotion she was turning it to determination to find her missing child. >> i thought, "where is baby twigg?" what happened to here? where she was? was she happy? we had to find the baby. along with suppor

about putting them together, figuring out what business lines you can shrink strategically, improve margkind of a cash cow business as a combined entity it does make sense on paper now. numbers being thrown around are not exactly a bonanza in terms of today's shareholders. it would make sense from an investment banking point of view. >> six minutes left of today's session. after the close, we're getting reports. jon fortt has a preview. >> looking for 71 cents revenue, $4.7 billion, then a guide in the current quarter to something similar, 72 to $4.7 billion. last quarter qualcomm missed looking forward to 5g in 2020. it will be interesting to see how that affects the dynamics of the earnings this quarter. last quarter they talked about oems holding off, looking to go now apple back in the fold for qualcomm we'll be watching that as well to see how that affects the guidance and the tone on the call i'll be talking to ceo steve mollenkopf and sit down with him after the earnings call. i am sitting here at qualcomm in san diego, guys. >> looking forward to that we'll see you soon, jon fort

those are all generally cyclical sectors with the exception of healthcare, you can marg moargue payments risk trade happening, risk aversion off the table. let's look at some of the stocks really moving this, look at dow movers, disney up 17%. united health group up 11% meanwhile, you got consumer products, down 5% for cisco, down 5% for hp the dow is a shifting dynamic right now. today, being black friday and all has to be about the retailers. many biggest volume premarket movers on a lighter volume day, albeit, have been the retailers. no surprise there. a lot of people focusing on these types of companies on this particular time of the year. so take a look at walmart, amazon, target, macy's and kohl's all these guys in some way getting some action today because of that retail holiday rush these guys will be in focus. i'll point out, guys, that target and macy's, right here, this is an interesting one, because this represents the best performingier ining year to day up 90% and, guys, macy's, the worst performing retailer in the s&p 500, down 48%. imagine if you put a paris trade on in

growth at established store locations, same-store sales came in better than expected so did profit margest year. those shares on the move higher. >>> we're going to ind with shares of a smaller company. this is a big pre-market mover we've got buckle which is up about 9% on 6,000 shares of volume the apparel retailer posted better than expected profits and growth in online transactions. so, joe, those shares up 10% it's only a billion dollar company. >> i've heard of it. never been in one, dom do you know anything about it? >> i've never been in one. what they do, they apparently sell apparel to young adults i don't know if i can call them a teen retailer. they say they are targeting younger adults. >> got nothing to do with buckles though, right? they sell clothes that don't have buckles. >> i see jeans there on their website but they may have belts that have buckles on them. i don't know i don't shop there >> do you own a belt >> i own a belt. i don't like belts as you know. >> i know that >> yeah. with you it's not a mistake. >> no. >> you're not groggy and forget? >> no. my pants hav

dogs a holier than thou look with an internet craze, posting their pets wearing rock shoes in and marge of those things where it is possible. but not necessary. like many things on the internet! at least three people are dead and thousands have been displaced by a weekend of bushfires in australia. the prime minister scott morrison said the military could be called upon to support firefighters who are currently tackling more than 100 fires in queensland and new south wales. our correspondent phil mercer joins us from sydney. hello to you. is there a real fear that this could get worse?|j hello to you. is there a real fear that this could get worse? i don't think it is over, this fire danger, by any stretch. it began on friday and this is day three of the bushfire crisis in eastern australia. it spans two states, new south wales the most populous in the country and further north in queensland, to more than 120 fires are burning across both states. conditions today, on sunday, have been kinder to the army of firefighters. it has been cooler and the wind has dropped down considerably. but