i have a foundation called mike rowe works, we try and help people who want to learn a skill that isand. in fact, this month we're giving away a million dollars, we do it every year, and it coincides with our road trip on "dirty jobs," and to your point, it's not for four year degrees, it's not for the typical jobs that we view as aspirational, it's for plumbers and steamfitters, welders, mechanics, it's for heating and air-conditioning specialists and electricians, and if anybody in your audience is interested in hitting the i reset button and learning a skill that is truly in demand, it's the single best thing i've done is the foundation that evolved out of "dirty jobs," and that is a big part of the reason i want to reboot thatt franchise. i agree with you. i think our country needs to see examples. >> sean: listen, want to know what makes america great? those people. the people that work hard every day to provide the goods and services that we want, need, and desire, that give us the standard of living that is the envy of the world, where everybody wants to come here, and a lot o

his name is mike rowe.ecial for his facebook show called, returning the favor. he spoke with veteran dan waite operation reboot. we'll get to that. roll tape. >> don't ever give up on us. if we push you away, keep open that door a little bit, stick your foot in it. you may safe a veteran's life. stuart: apof aforementioned mike rowe. there is the man on the camera with the voice and great show too. tell me about that man's story. mike. it is veterans day. >> hey, stuart. yeah, his name is dan waite. he is one of tens of thousands of men who served, came back and struggled to pick up where he left off. he lives up in maine and, you know, like a lot of these folks in uniform, he just, he had to fix himself before he could help anybody else and so his particular plan is called outdoor reboot or reboot outdoors. and that's what worked for him right? he reconnected with the land. recommitted himself to very basic things, hunting and fishing. found it made a huge impact on his ability to reassimilate. began bring

. >> i see that as a like mike row come of oakland. had a lot of people i had to answer to. a lot of healing to do. >> he ask a former paramed wick and is gay, and the only candidate is who is not black. >> and i'm found to be the person who is most qualified, i really don't think color of anyone's skin should matter. it's should be based on merit. >> in the other outside is abdul pridgen. pridgen retired from fort worth police attar serving 25 years to. pridgen and the opd candidates decline god viewed. oakland mayor libby schaaf will take place in a forum. the forum will be gift oaklanders a chance to hear from their police chief, she mayor said. >>> the mayor can pick one of the four final it's as the next top cop, but the process starts all over if she doesn't pick one from this list. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. i hope you're having a nice evening, as we feel like fall out there. certainly today and in the next few days will feel like fall. wanted to show you this. this is a long-range model. i'm going to go slow through it. so what i want you to see, you

. >> mike rowe. host of dirty jobs. >> is that the order. is that the order?r number of votes, like in the dozens. >> when you look at that list you think who really wants the job? i think it might be mike pence might be the only name on there. i know oprah doesn't. all right. >> trey anastasio. >> if you're into that thing. >> want to see him at the whitet house. >> mine is about not politics or santa, mine's about a hit children's book. it's called hair love. the narrator's what's making the news today because she's a pretty big deal. >> dream scape presents hair love by matthew acherry. narrated by blue ivy carter. >> i love that little voice. you probably know blue ivy is the 8-year-old daughter of pea on say and jay z. there's a talk that blue could get a grammy nomination for spoken word. would not be unusual in her house. her parents have 50 grammys between them. it won an oscar this year. hair love, i love this story, tells the story of a black father learning to style his daughter's hair. matthew cherry was here when he was nominated and it was so exc

row. big 12 fans can check out big 12 now on espn plus. our time, oklahoma state football, mike gundy saying how much he enjoyed having the all access series there. sign up for that on espn.com now. second loss for gundy's cowboys. not out of the mix if they get guys like hubbard back to 100% and regrouped. a few games to go for rattler. the roll continues. five straight wins. two conference losses. big night for rhamondre stevenson who rumbled for 141 yards on the ground and caught a pass on the opening series after a slow start. >> kirk: only five yards a carry. came down from his eight yards a carry. >> chris: he wore him down. the sooners win it by four scores. next friday, we're excited about this one -- we're going keep chipping away, banging away, maybe we'll get a close game in chapel hill. the fighting irish and the heels the day after thanksgiving in the acc. we can only hope. hope you'll join us. have a wonderful holiday, folks. for our entire crew, so long, except for the west coast, stay tuned for your local abc news. ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing thr

row. in the next few hours in los angeles we are going to see mike tyson, at the age of 54, step back intoit the sport. his oppoment, another great former world champ, is royjonesjunior, he's 51. the eight round exhibition fight has had it's critics, but both have been putting in the training, tyson weighing in at 100 kilograms, that's lighter than when he won his first heavyweight title in 1986 at the age of 20. jonesjunior was a four weight world champion in his prime, and is five kilos lighter than tyson. another former heavyweight champion, lennox lewis, who beat tyson in 2002, believes there is some merit in this contest. this is something they have done for most of their career, most of their life, is a train. so the bodies are probably craving it again and they won't be the same obviously, they are older now, a little slower. won't be able to move as much as they did when they were younger. i'm sure both of them know how to have fun. you are talking to a movie star, a guy that has his own one—man band show, mike tyson, so he knows how to entertain people and roy jones, he knows how

row over who respect the rule of law. brent: our viewers and 12 you around the world, welcome, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo is in the middle east on eight trip that is breaking with established u.s. foreign policy. for starters, he became the first u.s. secretary of state to visit a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank today, and occupation still not recognized by much of the international community. later in the day he stopped in the is really held go run heights, it is good area that israel annexed back in 1967. syria has condemned today's visit calling it a provocative act. >> it is a first for israeli american relations and a parting gift from america's outgoing top diplomat. mike pompeo's visit to the golan heights making -- makes him the first u.s. secretary of state to visit the territory since israel seized the region. the u.n. may have rejected the annexation, but for pompeo and the trump administration, this is is really land -- israeli land. >> you cannot stare out at what is across the border and deny the central thing that president trump recognized that pres ash previous preside

row seat again sometime soon. here's what's coming up. we'll be seeing how carmen got lost in an arts festival in taiwan... ..and when mike sawjust what goeso‘s carnival. this is all for your parade? it is. and grip and turn... plus, when i put my fingers to the test in los angeles. boom. boom! but first, wejoin ade in new york city. improvisation, in its simplest form, is the art of creating a scene or play with absolutely no preplanning. we all are in unfamiliar territory... i've come along to the pit in manhattan to give it a go myself. the venue offers classes for first—time tourists, as well as a place for more experienced comedians to hone their craft. i don't really... lesley collins, an improv veteran, led the class. i think i did see a ghost, not recently, but, like, a few years ago. they yell to kick off, we did some warm—up exercises. unboxers... all: five! boxer briefs. everyone was given a category and had to list seven things in quick succession. seven types of...hairstyles. the bob. one. bang. all: two. short hair. three! long hair. four! pig tails. five. long tail. six! tail! seven! i'm really nervous. i'm about to get a ca

mike was going to go swimming. did you make it to the pool? >> yes, two days in a row.t yesterday and the day before. >> a fit king. >> i'm so sore. i'm not supposed to be this tan in november, but still swimming outside as long as temperatures are in the 70s. next week, that's going to be a little different. let's look at what's going on with our highlights. we have our last chance of record warmth today. the abrupt change begins tonight. it will be mild overnight with 50s. you'll notice it's going to be noisy. so make sure you have everything locked down or taken down. breezy with scattered showers, a morning commute in spots, not everywhere. bursts of gusty winds this weekend with scattered showers and thunderstorms more likely sunday than saturday. 76 to 85, quite a spread across the south bay. no record highs here. 76 to 79 on the peninsula. close to a record high in redwood city, it's 83 for today. up in san francisco, 74. south san francisco, 75. sausalito, 76. vallejo, 77. low to mid 80s with santa rosa, record high 83 degrees. record high today in oakland, 81 o

row seat sometime soon. here is what is coming up. we will be seeing how carmen got lost in an arts festival in taiwan. and when mikein taiwan. and when mike saw just what festival in taiwan. and when mike sawjust what goes into rio's carnival. this is all for your parade? it is! plus, when i put my fingers to the test in la. but first, we join i put my fingers to the test in la. but first, wejoin adi in new york city. improvisation in its simplest form is the art of creating a scene 01’ form is the art of creating a scene or play, with absolutely no preplanning. i have come along to the pit in manhattan to give it a go myself, it offers classes for first—time tourists as well as a place for more experienced comedians to hone their craft. leslie collins, and improvisation veteran, led the class. i think i did improvisation veteran, led the class. i think! did see improvisation veteran, led the class. i think i did see a ghost, not recently, but a few yea rs ghost, not recently, but a few years ago. to kick off, we did some warmup exercises. everyone was given a category, and had to list the seven things in quick suc

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mike memoli. what has today been like for the biden camp? >> well, chris, for the third night in a rowparking lot that has been staged for a pandemic-appropriate victory celebration did not see one. of course, there was a time during the day thursday where the biden team seemed to think that was possible. all day we were watching as there were sound checks, there were folks walking around on the stage making adjustments with potential remarks last night from the vice-president in mind. the biden team has been confident all along, increasingly so as the day went along, the numbers coming out of pennsylvania was on a track to put him over the top. but that count as we know, anybody still watching knows, slower than anybody was hoping for at this point. so rather early in the night actually, the biden team made the decision to essentially say, not tonight. they do expect by this point tomorrow, perhaps, he will be the president-elect of the united states, and that he will have an opportunity to address the country. but instead what did we see from joe biden on thursday? going about the bu

monies release in the row over due respects the rule of wall i'm bring our viewers on p.b.s., in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome u.s., secretary of state, mike pompei. it was in the middle east on a trip that is breaking with established u.s. foreign policy starters. he became the 1st u.s. secretary of state to visit a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank today. an occupation still not recognized by much of the international community. later in the day he stopped in the israeli held go on high. it's a disputed area that israel annexed from syria back in 1967, syria has condemned today's visit, calling it a provocative act. it's a 1st for israeli american relations and a parting gift from america's outgoing top diplomat. mike pump a was a visit to the golan heights, makes him the 1st u.s. secretary of state to visit the disputed territory. since israel sees the region in 1967, the united nations may have rejected the annexation. but for pump a 0 and the trump administration. this is israeli land. you keep, you can't stand here and they're out at what's across the border and deny the central thing the president for up recognized that pr

row of over 100,000. >> remember five cases and mike pence felt we were done. the clip. >> i think we can't -- we have gotten inured to numbers going up there is -- >> it is not just the cases it the hospitalizations that number is going up too. >> there is no icu, what are we, "mash," mobile surgical units, i don't know i like dr. gottlieb. >> we'll see you great having you here. >> used to smile he never smiles anymore. >> it is rough news. >> exactly right >> we'll see you in a couple of minutes, jim, thank you. >> all right >> one last check on the markets before we go for the day we are not down 200 at this point. we're down 173 now as you can see on the dow. the nasdaq is -- it is like nine, ten points last time we looked up 29 points as you can see right now in the session the s&p down about 9 points. a quick look at oil, that's always something to watch. when you worry about economic activity, renewed closures, whatever, consumer behavior, it is above $40 at least at this point. and then we usually look at the bond -- ten-year, take a quick look at the

mike dewine, and reverend ralph warnock here on cnn. >>> and still to come, more than 100,000 new covid cases reported in the u.s. on saturday. the 12th day in a row the country saw new virus cases that's high level. it's a stark reminder ahead of the need to be careful this holiday season. >>> plus, a victory for thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children. why a federal judge says the trump administration's restrictions on the so-called daca program are illegal. >>> and later, it's spacex, but not as we've known it before. nasa is preparing for a historic new mission to the international space station. this holiday season, make their bedroom magical with a supportive casper mattress and plush pillows, soft percale sheets, even glow, our magical light for better sleep. shop the black friday sale and save up to 30% today at casper.com even glow, our magical light for better sleep. essential for sewing, but maybe not needles. for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthrit

mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ at walmart. >>> this morning, more than 90,000 americans hospitalized with coronavirus. this is the 17th day in a rowt the united states has set a record for hospitalizations. joining us now, dr. celine gounder, she's an infectious disease specialist and a member of the biden transition team's coronavirus advisory board. you know, i hate to say it, but i think that we know, it doesn't come as a shock, sadly, that we are now in the 17th day of these record hospitalizations. but we're also seeing deaths rise. we are seeing more cases. we know the concern over the holidays. what is your focus this morning, dr. gounder? >> well, what concerns me is that hospitals are full already. icus are full. in places like el paso, we've been talking about accessing military hospitals. in other parts of the country, you know, we're standing up field hospitals to increase our capacities. and so we already have this massive surge across the country. and it's sort of like pouring gasoline on that, with thanksgiving and then the holidays after that. i think you also have to remember, health care workers are really, reall

i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost and mike santoli look at how we finished up the day on wall street down 318 on the dow. a decline of 1%. second day in a row. we are positive on the week with the dow up 2% so far the s&p 500 down 1%. weakness across the board. groups like energy and financials were the hardest hit. technology held up better. the s&p is higher on the week as well the nasdaq is underperforming on the week but actually did better today. really the growth over value, the flip of when we saw earlier on the vaccine news. they finished lower only .65%. the russell 2000 got hammered the most today, down 1.6%. again, that has outperformed it is up more than 3% so far for the week rising coronavirus cases and rising restrictions essentially a folk of us etd wroo. and less chance of stimulus coming before the end of the year big earnings results expected. disney, sisco, pallan tear coming up this hour, jeremy grantham talked to wilfred about the rotation out of tech stocks and where he is seeing the biggs opportunities outside the u.s. he still thinks we are in a big dubl bubble. stephanie link, richard bernstein also joins us. first

row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. >>> president trump yesterday tweeted about secretary of state mike pompeo, quote, that's why mike number one in his class at west point. here's what trump was reacting to. >> is the state department currently preparing to engage with the biden transition team and if not, at what point does a delay hamper a smooth transition or pose a risk to national security? >> there will be a smooth try transition to a second trump administration. we're ready. the world is watching what's taking place here. we're going to count all the votes. when the process is complete there will be a lector elected and there's a process. the constitution lays it out clearly. the world should have every confidence the transition necessary to make sure the state department is successful today and successful with a president in office on january 20th a minute after noon will also be successful. i went through a transition and i've been on the other side of this i'm confident that we will do all the things that are necessary to make sure the united states government will continue to perform its national security

more than that, mike, talking about amazon killer categories where they come in and take the sand out of the sandbox but have seen progress among e-commerce getting their ducks in a row think that's as powerful as it was three, four years ago? >> i think people have become conditioned to look at this as an opportunity for an overreaction in the stocks, in other words, it's not necessarily on day one amazon comes in and owns a category one bit of sensitivity, though, i do think in terms of pharmaceutical distribution is there's a general sense out there that the middleman, there's a lot of nontransparent friction in that business and if amazon does take aim at it, there's probably a way that it kind of makes the whole industry more efficient and maybe less profitable but this one-day reaction in cvs, rite aid and walgreens seems mostly about a little bit of hot money in the stocks because they were definitely on the vaccine trade. that's being unwound then you wait and see they are also in all the value indexes which everybody was buying hand over the fist the last couple of weeks, as well. >> it's david, which takes me actually to exactly what i wanted to ask you. we

row. it is up a third of 1% the s&p down about half a percent. the dow splitting its losses it was down 400. down about 200 now mike short-term measures suggested we were due a bit of a pullback the fact we are still higher for the week and the rotation is not undoing itself aggressively is constructive is this right, a pause at this point. remember, the s&p up close to 11% coming into today month to date that's most of the year the date growth as well the risk appetite is relatively healthy. i still think it shouldn't shock anybody if there is a little bit of a giveback at some point mostly for positioning and sentiment and technical reasons. also we are going to run into perhaps unfriendly economic numbers. the retail sales was not great didn't cause alarm but has people on alert for softness. >> we are also coming off of record highs both for the s&p and the nasdaq eugene have you been making moves off the vaccine announcements and at the same time rising caseloads of covid here in the u.s. >> a little bit. but i am going more towards stocks like intel where i see the vaccine being approved, but i think it is go