it's impressive, mel and i think the most impressive part is what they are seeing going forward in the guidance security was up about 6% other areas of the company hardware was down about 16%. not everything looked that great, but they are seeing improvement. oft times that's important to hear the last thing i would say about cisco is this. look at their valuation levels we talk about value. how great is a value when we talk about a 12 or 14 pe forward. this is an inexpensive company that has a lot of room if the ceo they are bringing around can turn things around, this is an opportunity to go much higher. >> karen, that is the point tim was making about the intersection of tech and value now she is saying that it is going to be fine >> it is last quarter the stock was 48 and they had a weak quarter. the stock was 36 maybe ten days ago. so down 25%. it has had the benefit of the bar being somewhat low, expectations, and also they were able to report a really good quarter. i agree with pete, it is cheap this is interesting and i like they have good momentum. >> let's get to peleton. tha

thank you for joining us this morning on "gma" and, mel, i want to start with you.g a gun-toting santa in "fatman." are you making a plan to become the king of offbeat christmas movies? >> not i guess there is a case to be stated for utll, "wreath-al weapon," one man carries an ornament, the other is one. -- but i just like this story. it is offbeat for sure and a new bent on the whole idea of santa, who he might be, the reality of who he might be. >> the reality of who santa might be. i love that and, chance, when you found out you would work with mel, what was your reaction? >> i was over the moon with excitement and i remember the first time i saw him at the lunch room i was like, worst case scenario, thoughts were flooding my mind. what if i make a joke and he doesn't laugh, what if i say something wrong but mel was phenomenal. he was spitting out jokes left and right, making tholwhe e blworking with him, he's a two-time academy award winner, he brings the emotion and brings the conviction, so to work with him, it was a dream come true. >> and, mel, like you sai

i think he is right on a lot of levels, but for me, mel, i think -- >> okay. you are not buying >> guy >> mel, can you read that? >> i can almost remember their funny faces. who are you referring to >> i know tim knows what that is pete knows, steve knows. i can almost remember their funny faces which is a great lir i can from a paul mccartney level. i think it's going to the 230 level it went to in early june i think it trades there. is this a trade or fade or power pick, i am going with tim. >> you are buying it that was sur c-- >>> you can vote we will have the results later in the show. >>> and ford, the giant doubles down on green. collaboration... how we come up with new ways to serve our customers... and deliver our products. but no matter how things change, one thing never will... you can rely on the people and the network of at&t... to help keep your business connected. othey help us with achievable gsteps along the way... so we can spend a bit today, knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow dad, do you think you overdid it maybe? i don't think so...w

just heard as well for a mel stride there.benches and again in terms of how it will impact on the world's ports but also how will impact on how britain is viewed in the world ata time how britain is viewed in the world at a time when we have left the european union and are about to leave the single market and the customs unit and britain is trying to establish itself in a new way on the world stage and how does this get viewed. that was brought up by david cameron the former prime minister who was very committed to this 0.7% figure now being revived up this 0.7% figure now being revived up to 0.5%. he said it was a cut the did not need to be made and was a very sad moment and said maintain a commitment had really said something about britain. helen, for now, thank you at westminster. the weather, here is ben. clear skies tonight at a touch of frost and pretty chilly. one or two fog patches as well. a band of cloud plugging the odd southeast and the odd spot of rain gives us some after class we will not get quite as cold but fo

. >> they're catching their breath, mel. i think you have a case here where on banks if you look at the xlf maybe not a pure read. dan has talked about this too because there's a lot burk shire in there but look, xlf below pre-covid levels and banks will start unwinding the major reserves on the balance sheets the move you gave the numbers at the top of the show, not surprising to see a bit of a breath here. quietly inflation expectations are going higher look at tips, i won't get deep on it but those are built in and they've outperformed and there's sense of inflation out there, look at the price of copper and the dollar going lower, should tell you we'll be in importing some inflation and that should tell you all of the trades should work i think we have a case where retail drastically under performed for three years to a catch-up play for the last year. off the bottom has outperformed the s&p by 50 percent after 20 percent down move after the lull of the crisis from the beginning of the crisis. i think those trade that yo

>> mel, we are working up an appetite for tomorrow., get your kids away from the tv because in the second hour mike tried to ruin the easter bunny and santa claus >> triple threat >> virgin galactic going much higher from here >> i would watch that 97 level on first solar see if it gets to the previous high if not, take some profits. >> most places have real fires that tim has a take fire on his computer is ironic >> the ipo was a disappointment. it is trading cheaper. i think baba is the play >> that does it for us we have a special bonus hour coming up. tweet us your questions and we will get them answered right after this break stay tuned ♪ sofi made it so easy to pay off my student loan debt. ♪ they were able to give me a personal loan so i could pay off all of my credit cards. i got my mortgage through sofi and the whole process was so easy. ♪ choosing sofi was literally one of the best decisions i could have ever made because it gave me peace of mind. ♪ this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the la

letters out in public and that name had so much distance and then my middle name and my family calls me meland at some point i came to understand of this black woman in america but to this day the story of how i was named and who in my life knows which name to call is a recurring theme. i am thankful for the memory of my mother who helped me remembe remember. >> i hope readers learn the dynamism of absence. and to never look upon any landscape the same way. and i always think and the memories them the jury. and that is such a vital thing that i think matters deeply to all of us. and then to the careful and who they are and even on the edges of the map there are stories and people's lives matter. i think writers exist for these moments we have to take what is left of something and try to make something of it. how can i use words like the inadequate tools for that going back and revisiting james baldwin has a wonderful wine and was afraid to buy for me that was the cause to face my fear and all the things i want to know but ultimately new had major with an faced

tipper and i were good friends with mel and randy, and i know that all of us here want to extend our sympathy and condolences to jean and the family and to the sifford family. and i would just like to say that this debate in a way is a living tribute to mel carnahan , because he loved the vigorous discussion of ideas in our democracy. he was a fantastic governor of missouri. this state became one of the top five in the nation for health care coverage for children under his leadership. one of the best in advancing all kinds of benefits for children to grow up healthy and strong. and of course, this debate also takes place at a time when the tragedy of the uss cole is on our minds and hearts and insofar as the memorial service is tomorrow, i would like to also extend sympathy to the families of those who have died and those who are still missing, and the injured. now, mr. hankins, i think that the situation that you describe has gotten completely out of hand. doctors are giving prescriptions, they're recommending treatments, and then their recommendations are being overruled by hmos an

time to vote are you buying or selling cate's pitch on pnc >> mel, can you read my white board? know how to read it says i saw frank sinatra at garden art center. and most would know that is now the pnc. it is up about 1.7 times tangible book. well done on the power pitch >> that all boils down to a buy. tim, what do you say >> i'm banking on cate and buying pnc it overcomes the loss of the black rock asset sale. it should trade at a premium and i think they will. >> dan >> i thought that was a great power pitch by cate. i am not a buyer here at 140 and this is consistent with what i was saying about buying at these breakouts. you don't have to buy it at 140. it will likely be back to 130 in the next few weeks by the way, the first concert i ever went to was beach boys at the art garden center. >> i am concerned this has gone too far too fast cate makes an excellent point but it has gone from 105 to 140 in basically less than a month so i think a lot of the new regulatory commission has not been priced in yet >> one last final word or appeal >> i am going to stick with what i am

>> mel, happy birthday i hope your babies bak >>> my mission is simple to make you money.vel the plain field for all investors there is always a bull market some where and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. i am trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @ji

said that this patrol is right out with the benchmark performance the oscar winning performance of mel street in the eye and lady which is certainly saying something, isn't it? and you'll be on the couch on sunday and i certainly won't. so we're live. oh, well, we'll look forward. let's look forward to obviously in season 4 of the crowned more seasons coming after this. i'm assuming yes, absolutely. 2 more series, 5 and 6. so we've got lots to look forward to on netflix from sunday, november 15th season 4 of the crown. thanks very much for joining me. adrian kennedy. thank you. well as the 1st studio movie to resume for adoption during the pandemic, duran's sec, world dominion recently managed to ramp up production, having gone through some 40000 covert 900 tests and rigorous sequestering and monitoring of its cast and crew. well, it's just one illustration of the massive challenges facing the film industry in the covert era, as now even screenwriters grapple with how to write around distancing requirements . sebastiano andre likes to listen to classical music while he writes, this is

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so what does today's market action tell us about tomorrow's big vote guy, what do you say >> hi, mel you like my election haircut. >> i see. >> really took it down. >> really tight, nice. >> high and tight. interesting. what's it tell you today, i think a lot of people squaring up ahead of the election the vix suggests there's still a lot of concern the six vix at one point traded up to 37.5 obviously elevated last week saw huge move from 24 to 40. it absolutely mirrors of the move of june 8 to june 11 when it went from 20 to 40 and sms went from 32.to 50 in a straight line so the moves are identical, i think if there's a concession speech tomorrow morning this mix of 38 probably has 28 handle there's no concession speech i think the 38 vix remains that's the way i'm looking at the world right now. >> let's be clear, concession speech by either candidate >> either. i think i said by either, no, no, by either, yes, let me clarinet clarify a concession speech takes this vix to the low 30 high 20. >> in terms of sector action in the markets we saw tilt towards value, cyclical, financial

and mel and ballots before election day it didn't have to be like this we could have on tuesday appear likely said who won here so it wouldn't be this back and forth the votes were stolen so obvious frustration from the officials even bringing up big boy pants let's have a listen. you know i think what the president he said do is frankly put his big boy pants on he needs to acknowledge the fact that he lost and he needs to congratulate the winner just as jimmy carter did just as george h.w. bush did and frankly just as al gore did and stop this and let us move forward as a country the votes will continue to be counted until every valid mail in ballot absentee ballot and provisional ballot is counted so while some including the president continue to spew baseless claims of fraud claims for which his team has not produced one iota of evidence what we have seen here in philadelphia is democracy pure and simple our founding fathers who could see the system just a 15 minute walk down the street i know would be proud. now philadelphia. craddock city we've seen a lot of protesters they say ce

abc 7 news reporter melanied with dr-- mel know wooanie wool the issue. >> do not use testing to determine whether you can travel or not. we have seen the repeated failure of this type of testing strategy across the country. >> reporter: while san francisco sounds that message loudly, some counties are suggesting otherwise. contra costa county held a press conference called testing for turkey advising residents to test for covid-19 if they are going to gather with family members. dr. george rutherford is a professor at u.c. season fran. >> it's both. you know, so the doctor is 100%. this is the most current public health advice, which is just don't do it. stay inside your family, you know, no amount of testing is going to guarantee you'll be safe. >> reporter: that being said. >> however, if they don't do that and we're into harm reduction. >> reporter: it seems health officials across the bay area recognize they can tell you to stay home, but not everyone will. like contra costa county, alameda, santa clara, marin, so solano and sonoma say avoid traveling for the holidays but if you do, g

there was the only evidence there was yes, luckily mel to never got convicted right. we were able to stop it before that happened. but it took, i mean, it almost killed him there sexual abuse involving very young children, were brought to the attention to the special victims and district attorney's office. to thoroughly investigate and involving children, particularly in this instance used for peaceful people are willing to dismiss this case after carol and gather in our extensive investigation. we have to have you know, have you ever seen anybody use like a piece of a full court to prop up the waves or put it just all the way forward to? i don't know if i have a case where there is a piece of foam cord found inside of a week, why would you have just laid it on your head to give the league a little for a little better if they're flat. because if there is some clue feed, then the hairs i can see they look just like a 3 to 4 inches of phone cord. trying to get permission to test all the old evidence for d.n.a. . but to do that, we have to collect as much information abo

to be a lot different but i'm fortunate and lucky to go and we'll have sports from there tomorrow at mel>> that will be exciting. chris, thanks. >>> because of thanksgiving, we should note our programming is just a little bit different today. you can catch an episode of localish next followed by "jeopardy" and "wheel of fortune" at their usual time and at 8:00 "olaf's adventure, story that time forgot, magical holiday celebration and then we'll be back at 11:00. with that, this is all we have. be sure to look for news any time on our abc 7 news app. i'm dion lim, for spencer and chris and all of us at abc 7, with the kids at home and less money coming in, there'd be no way we could afford health insurance. my kids think i'm a superhero. but even superheroes need help sometimes. we found help at covered california. and not just us. 9 out of 10 people who enrolled got financial help. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com twto treat acute, non-low back stmuscle and joint pain doctors with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found

right, there was the only evidence there was yes, luckily mel to never got convicted right. we were able to stop it before that happened. but it took, i mean, it almost killed him. sexual abuse involving very young children were brought to the attention of district attorney's office. to thoroughly investigate and interview children, particularly in this instance, engines and people are willing to dismiss this case after all, and gather in our hands. we have to have you know, have you ever seen anybody use like a piece of a full court to prop up the way to put it over? just the way forward to i don't know if i have a case where there is a piece of foam cord found inside of it. why would you have a phone cord and lay it on your head to give the league a little for a little weeks. if they're flat, because if there is some proof, then the hair is not like it's just like a 3 to 4 inches of phone cord. if you were trying to get permission to test all the old evidence for d.n.a. . but to do that, we have to collect as much information about her innocence as we possibly can. go back

there was the only evidence there was yes, luckily mel to never got convicted right. we were able to stop it before that happened. but it took, i mean, it almost killed him sexual abuse involving very young children were brought to the attention. and did you ask me district attorney's office to thoroughly investigate any involved into your children? particularly in this instance previous film at preschool ages and one of the 2 just missed this case after carroll and gather in our extensive investigation. we have to have you know, have you ever seen anybody use like a piece of a foam court to prop up the waves or put it just all the way forward to? i don't know if i have a case where there is a piece of foam cord found inside of why would you have a phone cord in a way to use it later on your head to give them a little for a little breaks or if they're flat because if there is some kloof in the hair, it's not like it's like just like a like 3 to 4 inches of phone cord 10 days case, we're trying to get permission to test all the old evidence for d.n.a. . but to do that,

said that this patrol is right out with the benchmark performance, the oscar winning performance of mel streep in the eye and lady which is certainly saying something, isn't it? and you'll be on the couch on sunday and i certainly won't. so we're live. oh, well, we'll look forward. let's look forward to obviously in season 4 of the crowned more seasons coming after this. i'm assuming yes, absolutely. 2 more series, 5 and 6. so we've got lots to look forward to on netflix from sunday, november 15th season 4 of the crown. thanks very much for joining me. adrian kennedy. thank you. well as the 1st studio movie to resume production during the pandemic, jurassic world dominion recently managed to ramp up production. having gone through some 40000 covert, $900.00 tests and rigorous sequestering and monitoring of its cast and crew. well, it's just one illustration of the massive challenges facing the film industry in the covert era, as now even screenwriters grapple with how to write around distancing requirements . sebastiano andre likes to listen to classical music while he writes, this is t

abc 7 news reporter melanied with dr-- mel know wooanie wool the issue. >> do not use testing to determinevel or not. we have seen the repeated failure of this type of testing strategy across the

actually said that this patrol is right up with the benchmark performance the oscar winning performance of mel street in the eye and lady which is certainly saying something, isn't it? and you'll be on the couch on sunday and i certainly won't. so we're live. oh, well, we'll look forward. let's look forward to obviously in season 4 of the crowned more seasons coming after this. i'm assuming yes, absolutely. 2 more serious, 5 and 6. so we've got lots to look forward to on netflix from sunday, november 15th season 4 of the crown. thanks very much for joining me. adrian kennedy. thank you. well, as the 1st studio movie to resume for adoption during the pandemic, duran world dominion recently managed to wrap up production, having gone through some 40000 covert $900.00 tests and rigorous sequestering and monitoring of its cast and crew. well, it's just one illustration of the massive challenges facing the film industry in the covert era, as now even screenwriters grapple with how to write around distancing requirements . sebastiano andre likes to listen to classical music. while he writes, this is

and mel in the lead in the food. you the monkey then the little musical i see. that there. are. on the i'm too old to hire this too shall pass this ration will still was an old one was frequently quoted during the 1st wave. and indeed how many was. rationed. but as grimes actually. more shutdowns stepping into the role and perhaps even taking over your winter holidays just how spirits up. to discuss that i'm now joined by tim their predecessors clinical psychologist at the department of psychiatry at the university of british columbia president taylor it is great to see you thank you very much. thanks so much for inviting me now your latest movie. came out in. 1900 just raised 90. find out any similarities that outbreaks are. shared around what would you say is. 90. the biggest difference is this is the 1st pandemic in the ear of social media and the internet. in that sense that the.

pressure the to grains are, is there are a possibility that the gebran, michel, the prince, and governor mel gibson. michel, a bigger pot, miscalculated when he held those local elections in september and ignored the central government's a command to cancel them. well, i think if a miscalculation means that did he expect a full fledged military intervention so quickly? i'd be surprised if that was that was his calculation. but it's important to recognize that both sides in this conflict at that time were defending what they considered to be constitutional and legal principles. the, the grey and leadership as far as they were concerned, their mandate, the mandate of the federal government and regional governments for ending elections were to be held on 29 august. and in order to renew the legitimacy of ethiopia's, political structures of its parliament and of its executive elections were absolutely necessary. so they went ahead according to the original schedule, as they understood it on the other side. prime minister abbey, who himself is not yet an elected leader in a space, clearly aspires

president mel threat me a number of legal challenges if the vote does not go his way does he have a legal basis to stand on when he's making these these claims. no i mean he has no legal basis to stand on. not even remotely these cases are getting kind of laughed out of the courts they have been all day i don't even know if this is intended really to be a serious legal move or if these lawsuits are instead just intended to tell the dealership and why is the election in the eyes of his supporters there are even reports that trump is considering running again in 2024 and these lawsuits might be more an appeal to the g.o.p. base they certainly aren't any appeal to the supreme court we know that the u.s. president has said that he would like to see this go to the supreme court but if we talk about the situation in the year 2000 we're talking about one state the state of florida what what the president is talking about now involves many states does that make it more or less likely to go to the supreme court. harder less likely so really the only scenario in which the supreme court can hand don

myrna mel ger has an advanced degree in urban planning and speaks four languages. in the 1980s, her family came to san francisco to escape the war in el salvador. >> and the city was good to us. my sisters and i were able to go to school and thrive and have a future. and now here i am having been elected to district 7. >> the group also celebrated the passage of prop c, enabling all voting-age san francisco residents to serve on city boards and commissions regardless of immigration status. we're going to chat with myrna melgar one-on-one tonight at 6:00. >>> up next here at 5:00, handing out cash for picking up trash around homeless encampments. the pilot program that aims to clean up san jose's blight. >>> plus far from home. how a sea lion pup ended up in a car dealership parking lot, where it is now. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll show you how far we're behind so far for the rainfall season, what will pick up tomorrow in the form of rain and snow. i'll be back with that in about seven minutes. >>> when we welcome our west coast viewers, dozens of

this after a study indicated that lower doses performed better than the full of mel. south korea has reported almost $600.00 new covert cases in one day. it's the biggest spiking cases there since march. as a 3rd wave of infections seems to be worsening despite new social distancing restrictions, and moscow's mayor has extended until the middle of january, an official recommendation that senior citizens and other high risk groups should self isolate and not leave their homes unless absolutely necessary. well, here are the other stories that are making headlines this hour a turkish court has sentenced hundreds of people to life in prison for their involvement in the failed 2016 military coup. the defendants included many pilots and officers from an air force base. the court also ruled that for to look, a u.s. based cleric accused of orchestrating the coup should be tried separately. iran has freed a british australian academic serving a 10 year prison sentence for alleged spy collymore gilbert was arrested more than 2 years ago after attending. and a conference in the

please welcome your hosts, alex scott and chris ramsey, mel giedroyc and stephen mangan!ve audience was watching on zoom. in 1980, the total at the end of the night was just over £1 million. 40 years on, joe wicks alone got twice that for his 24—hour workout. three, two, one! whoo! # stop crying your heart out...# a charity single featuring cher, the rickshaw challenge — the familiar children in need ingredients. of course, this year, people were cycling indoors. # call me bad cinderella...# and the live musical performance, no big west end choruses, instead, andrew lloyd webber on a keyboard, a safe two metres from a solo performance by carrie hope fletcher. # when you try your best but you don't succeed. ..# but some things were unchanged. the public‘s generosity, and in a year which has brought new challenges of loneliness, isolation... # we've had success...# ..and covid—related hardship, the need for children in need. now let's look at the weather. this weekend is dominated by an area of low pressure meaning it is going to be wet and windy at times. that has been the

have a look a on my laptop you may well recognize and her name is mel if to seem he is going to be joiningus to talk about frogs and life in france as a muslim you may remember her from an amazing rendition of our year he did it in arabic and farsi. version of the voice 2030 g.m.t. on monday on instagram look forward to seeing that if i if you can't make it on. instagram for a stray i'm hoping that when you pass by so watching everybody see you next. business leaders want to buy no brush paul. it's your. business leaders to buy no brush paul. knows. you drive toward the hiking boots or there's none you don't learn about loggers might somehow snap in august might lose. interest in an 18 year old monk brown was going down for the one responsible for some it's really. not a. lot to learn to. run to make it in my city are your arms they represent i was a hands on child working in asia and africa there'd be days where i'd be choosing editing my own story isn't a refugee camp with no electricity and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced and i re

less so these days i mean the 2 month go through did very well mel it came to market new market ever10 what place in the field know how there is no where people are not coming to buy and it led to some say. they come to take their lives because you don't think their lives no one will come after them they don't have it and would have to pick. that. many people have left to try their luck elsewhere most of them go to the cities. you. solly for went 1st to kumasi then to accra now he's planning to make the journey to europe. let a woman come by you have neither of my children go to school even though i'm not happy about that too to be i know they should go to school in them but i can't afford the fees. sometimes we don't even have money to eat at night. just. as we've seen the images of dead migrants in the mediterranean sea. in the sea my wife is praying for my safe boyish to me you know aboard are coming you know she knows i'm going to give our children a better future and i'm going to him aboard are going to choose from nothing to. lose i mean i was alluding to the cause and i would

let's get the very latest mel and fisher, who's in washington d.c. for us.and the president himself was steadfast in his position and putting on quite a brave front. really allen with no real indication yet of a concession. well, it came pretty close to acknowledging that his time in the white house was over when he spoke and was almost not thinking about the words that was coming when he said the net and then stop himself from saying the next administration. what is interesting as well is that donald trump, who has arguably been the most accessible president in modern time, someone who stops on this way to the helicopter a lot, who stops at various events and will talk to the media. when he was at question show to that him as he left the rose garden, he didn't stop to take those questions. and that's been a pattern we've seen from the trump campaign over the last week or so that a lot of times they say they're holding these news conferences and the journalists corps long, they make a statement, and then they walk away without taking any questions at all. i

from them that are ready prepared now excuses in case they news for trump it's all about of course the mel bought it for which you hear it at every single rally for the democrats it's a fight suppression on the on fat assault the electoral college how we bust a system do you think it is do you think it doesn't need to be amended. no i don't and i think a lot of people get confused about the electoral college where you don't actually actual lecterns the human beings that you wrote for on election day and those do or don't really matter what matters is the weighted states each voting and what really accentuates not is that all the 2 of the states have a system where they give all their electoral votes to the winner of that they would you frankly disenfranchise as the minority voters are already in that state and maybe that's something that should be looked at through we're going to what nebraska and maine have where they split their electoral votes but the bottom line is our system was not that designed to be very popular nationwide referendum no board in the fact that each state no matter h

but having gotten out, you know, we're going to mel, i have to read, you know, reenter the ratification process. and with the republican controlled senate or the potential for public. and it is not going to be an automatic you know, it just creates problems. it creates friction. and again, it demonstrates to the rest of the world that united states is not a reliable partner when it comes to these very important arms control agreements. one contentious aspects of this is that the treaty allows open skies member states to share data gathered from surveillance planes to one another. russia's now is saying skull thought that europe should stop sharing such data with the u.s. know that washington has quit the treaty. and the chances of that happening, what do you think the europeans are signatories to the treaty in the treaty does not allow for sharing of information to non-treated partners. so, the united states, you know, shouted so from the foot here that russia and any nation that objects to the united states insisting on gaining access to imagery. you know, from the participants, you kn

>> mel, happy birthday i hope your babies bak >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i am here to level the plain field for all investors there is always a bull market some where and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. i am trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer don't bet against progress >> that's the lesson for today's stock market where the gross name came roaring back the nasdaq surged 3.85%. >> i know what you are thinking. it feels like the whole republic fringes. well, excuse me. we are having one of the greatest rallies i have ever seen despite all the worries, the woes about the market tanking if election night was in indecisive indecisive like it or not, the people spoke. whether biden or trump ends up on top, it looks like buy den right now. the democrats will have the house and the republicans will have the senate. at least two years of boring do nothing government even with the pandemic and the high

lentulus relentless and his attacks on the integrity of the election questioning ballots questioning melmalin votes he specifically said we're going to have to see what happens the ballots are a disaster the ballots are out of control you know what that is a quote from donald trump so some people are concerned that he might not go if he loses he might not go quietly the hallmark of a democracy is a peaceful transfer of power ruth do people are they have a right to be concerned or are they overreacting here here's the thing there's a reason although i've spent decades studying fascism i never called on top of fashions. because every authoritarianism evolves over a 100 years and it's not going to look like hitler's germany or mostly nice italy today and today authoritarians come in through elections and then they manipulate elections to stay in power and so i think that in warning since i started warning in 2000 you know 16 before trump was elected that he had authoritarian tendencies and as as shaddy says it is silly to say that i mean no one is saying i hope that america is a dictatorshi

. >> guy >> cme, mel. >>> thanks for wchating fast see >>> there is always a bull market some where and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money. i am trying to make you some money, my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me we are going to win the war against covid. science is prevailing. thanks to pfizer we'll have a vaccine by the end of first quarter that news sent the market soaring. the dow is only surging 830 points that tech heavy nasdaq, the demand of so many stocks that did well under covid-19 tyranny lost in an astounding 1.53%. what a bifurcation it is also the time. we are in the middle of a spike of infections. new cases are exploding over the country, over 100,000 a day and even the weekend we are much treating it in the spring that only matters if we have enough hospital beds a lot of people are having cavalier attitude. hey, you are fine unless you are old. well, guess what, a lot of us are old. the sense is understood and respected. when you have more than 100,000 new

the one from policy is leading to walks mel widely described as a generation of little emperors. that is a truck driver for the local dairy company. they wouldn't be a young guy and i'm not going to, they're not going to see a missile. be like the horse on all the top of that. he will not go head on my head or go. it will be all oh my single hold on. i'm gonna raise a will pump a baby, but the whole to her extended family. that's how one might have time on the wheel. that's how much you want though a video montage of the day. hate i get by a guy on the gang also causing me funds like the my little my sick i'm a guy on the amount i got i want my autistic to last had to come out and she had to get you go see vong die at the same time, not all. i fucking know desmonte $96.00 by no. the city is going to it resembles a huge building site the economy is taking all faster than anyone could have predicted. thanks dan, why no one good idea to go back to do we want to come back? i'm taking you know it was you know what it was. it was nice but you find it. thank you. thank you. thank you bu

let's make it on sads roll the bones, mel back to you. >> thanks for tcwahle "fast money", >>> my mission is simple is to help you make money. "mad money" starts now i am cramer, welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. my job is to not only entertain you but to educate you here we go again with the value of growth. the dow jumps 43 points. the nasdaq just inches up .2%. it spent a lot of time being way down of what a very ugly swoon the house of pain. i get it values is lagged investors are dumping gross stocks at some point today it is pretty much breathtaking fashion. someone watching these rotations coming and goes over decades of observations tell me how it works well before we gotten the opening bell around 4:00, 4:15 every stock seems to be indicated higher it looks like a big broad base movement that could reverse a huge chunk of last week sell-off between five and six being led by tech. there is just one problem. inge investors have no idea what's coming in the next 48 or 72 hours or however long it takes to count the vote. everyone is sick of the election they want to

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mel and mark have a lot to say about that and they weigh in on this, coming up next. >> i'm just askingr a moment and do a determination of the risk-benefit within your family group. then when you make your decision, that's your decision. no one is forcing anything on you but it's worth considering. ♪ >> bill: at california governor gavin newsom says that he and his family are in quarantine after being exposed to covid. he says they have all tested negative so far. hope the new nightly quote curfew covers most of the state and william la jeunesse has experienced it live in l.a. >> the curfew means that everyone must stay home from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m., essential workers exempted. protesters fight that curfew in sacramento and chico and at agencies say that they will not enforce the curfew because of other priorities like crime, a lack of resources or because it's unenforceable. >> they make sense, they have the science and data to back it up but that's something to be considered absolutely. but what doesn't make sense -- common sense is what people will believe and so far i haven'

. >> guy >> cme, mel. >>> thanks for wchating fast see >>> there is always a bull market some where andd it. "mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money. i am trying to make you some money, my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me we are going to win the war against covid. science is