michael baker. >>> here we are.got about 30 seconds left to the "closing bell" holding on to gains here also levels of the day. best levels. nasdaq higher by about half percent. sort of growth areas higher valuations of the market software strong. ark and atf strong and final session before thanksgiving does it for us on "closing bell." see you tonight on "fast money." now to "overtime" with mike santelli. >>> welcome to "overtime" i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner you heard the bell just getting started coming up, hear from one strategist who is bullish into year end and highlighting one sector he's betting as biggest upside and a fed downshift driving a market updraft hint of slowing rate hikes in the latest federal reserve meeting helped stocks to a two-month high while sinking bond yields. bring in josh brown to talk more about it

michael baker, thanks for joining us >> happy to do it.break this morning, here's a road map for the rest of the hour, including the berkshire bump names like taiwan semis, jeffries all benefiting from the firm's latest 13-f. >>> betty quick caught up with legendary investor charlie munger an exclusive interview as he continues his criticism of crypto. >>> a live picture of kennedy space center nasa is getting ready to launch its artemis mega moon rocket that will happen much later tonight. don't go anywhere. >>> welcome back we continue to follow the collapse of ftx. an updated bankruptcy filing was filed overnight, giving us a bit more detail, although there's still plenty to learn. kate rooney joins us with the latest >> david, good morning lawyers for ftx now say it has roughly 1 million creditors from the crypto company filed its bare bones paperwork on friday ftx said it could have more than 100,000 creditors. we do expect to get a list of its 50 biggest creditors by friday ftx also saying over the past few days it's been in contact

the record a "new york times" article which is a subject of this hearing dated july 9, 2022, by michael baker and nicholas burroughs and anna marcus. without objection is so ordered. the chennai recognizes himself for five minutes for questions. i've had the opportunity to serve my district, the eighth district of massachusetts, for more than 20 years. and part of that time i've also been a member of this committee and this subcommittee. and our highest priority across the board for all of our members both sides of the aisle has been the health and safety of our sons and daughters in uniform. and we take that responsibility extremely seriously. that we must have a commitment to protect those who serve and cyclists on behalf of our freedom. there can be no higher responsibility. so the subject of today's hearing, which is the sexual abuse and harassment of jrotc cadets who in most cases our children who aspire to serve and defend our country is especially disturbing. i think, i think it might be helpful to hear from our witnesses where the gaps are. where have we failed? it would seem to me th

record a new york times article, which is the subject of this hearing, dated july 9th, 2022, by michael baker -- without objection, so ordered. the chair now recognizes himself for five minutes for questions. i thought the opportunity to serve my district for more than 20 years, and during that time, i have been a member of this committee and the subcommittee. and our highest priority across the board for all of us, has been health and safety of our sons and daughters in uniform. and we take the responsibility extremely seriously. we must have a commitment to serve and sacrifice on behalf of our freedom. there can be no higher responsibility. the subject of today's hearing, the sexual abuse and harassment of cadets, who in most cases are children, who aspire to serve and defend our country, is especially disturbing. i think it might be helpful to hear from our witnesses. where the gaps are -- where have we failed? it would seem to me that there are probably five areas that jump out at me after reviewing internal investigations as well as the accusations and reports of the new york times colum

well, it's really good and idea that we had that we wanted to make michael kalanti a bread consultant and pretty well known bakerd about three months on this bread and we're pretty thrilled with it. it's got i don't know if you can see there the the holes in it and the crumb is just beautiful. you gotta look at the side cut here you see you see the pockets. yeah. you know what? there's a reason larry salad is so good. i hear some of your produce is from your farm right in sonoma. we have a farm up in sonoma that we've we have a full-time farmer and it's kind of a new thing for us. it's been really fun and exciting to be able to sell make and sell our own. our own vegetables and fruits. it's been a crazy learning curve all summer, but we had at the height of the summer. we had a thousand. plants 400 strawberry plants we had eggplant and cucumbers and squash and onions and herbs we have about about a dozen fruit trees. and so there are days when we would harvest it in the morning and we'd be serving at that night. oh, wow. that's really yeah. it's beautiful. we've always bought from farmers but to pull it out of o

michael finney explains what happened. reporter: it was a desperate attempt to stop a scammer. she ran into the bank. bakersit was happening, but was that enough for him to be caught? no. kim was excited and determined to catch a crook. >> i know i was going to get my money back. reporter: it began when she was driving home. her cell phone rang. a man said her bill was passed to and her electricity was about to be shut off. he said are you familiar with cell quick pay? the man persuaded her to pay her bill on her phone. >> as soon site pressed send, i knew exactly what happened. reporter: she suddenly realized it was a dollar amount. and she had just sent to $1000 to a scammer. >> i stalled him and i was trying to think really fast. reporter: she drove to bank of america and put him on speakerphone. >> i said scam. reporter: the banker listened as the scammer tried to get more money. >> one of the assistance grabbed the phone. reporter: the bank managers called the fraud department. she says we will help you. but even the bank managers were put on hold for two hours. >> the lady helping me try to talk to he

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michael jones the tip, and then hustles, that's a steal. he had a game-high 31. standard wins by 10. it has been a while. world series champion astros and dusty bakero win a title in history after the astros defeated the phillies in six games on saturday. the longtime skipper smiling from ear to ear holding that trophy. baseball's all-time homerun leader has another shot at the hollow frame -- hall of fame. barry bonds named one of the eight players in the hall of fame's contemporary ballot. bonds failed to get in during his 10th and final election cycle. the committee is made up of hall of fame players, veterans and baseball executives. hoping this is the charm for barry, but we will wait and see. i think he deserves to be in. there is a whole argument. dan: do you think there is a good chance? chris: i think there is a good chance. ama: tonight at 8:00, bats or in paradise. then on the road to the cma's at 10:00 and stay with us for abc news at 11:00. we are streaming 24/7, get the abc 7 bay area news app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. anchor for joining us. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice

analysis to our former liberal democrat minister , norman baker, working in the home yourself for a period . home yourself for a period. michaelmost people not very convinced by her performance of the home affairs select committee fed statement yesterday. no. i mean , the yesterday. no. i mean, the situation is out of control and one of the reasons it has to be controlled was, because for the last few years, the government has been demonising the french who need to work who we actually need to work with deal the problem with us to deal with the problem now been attempted be now that's been attempted be reversed by rishi sunak quite recently. i mean there's a new change of but as a french it wants to cooperate. the situation be solved in terms of who's coming the country. the other element is dealing with those people are here those those people who are here those who are successful , their who are successful, their refugee application status need to be incorporated into the country soon as possible rather than left in limbo for months. and those who have no justification for being here and refugees time need to be removed from