milos raonic‘s first server is his most effective working —— weapon, but was rendered useless as thei. milos raonic managed to force a decider, but it was the world number 78 who dominated throughout to seal the biggest win of his career to date. let's do some cricket now. australia have it all to do in their first test match against pakistan in dubai. they will resume on day 3 on 30 without loss. a massive 452 runs behind pakistan's first inning total. pakistan piled on the runs on monday. haris sohail was their star with the bat, scoring his maiden test century. his 110 helped pakistan reach a82 before he eventually fell to nathan lyon. asad shafiq also had a great day at the crease with 80. pakistan lost their last six wickets for 72 runs. you have to go back over 10 years when someone other than cristiano ronaldo or lionel messi won the ballon d'or. both are in the running once again for world football's most prestigious award, along with 28 others who are being shortlisted on monday. one of them is ronaldo's former teammate lu ka modric. the croatia and real madrid midfielder ha

right now on jimmy kimmel, milo vent mia. have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, "it's jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, milo ventimiglia, from "outlander," caitriona balfe, and music from willie nelson. and now, just like last night, here's jimmy kimmel! >> james: thank you. >> it was another disturbing day here in the united states of america where hundreds of people in pittsburgh spontaneously showed up to protest as president trump visited the synagogue where 11 people were killed on saturday, another mass shooting. the president ignored pleas from local rabbis and the mayor to sit this one out, but the president, you know, all he wants is to bring people together. his flew plan, he says he is going to end what is known as birth right citizenship. this is a law that part of the constitution since 1868. it says anyone born in the united states is automatically a citizen of the united states. trump wants to do away with that by executive order. it's a bold move because usually when trump makes an executive order, it comes

right now on jimmy kimmel, milo vent mia.good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, "it's jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, milo ventimiglia, from "outlander," caitriona balfe, and music from willie nelson. and now, just like last night, here's jimmy kimmel! >> james: thank you. >> it was another disturbing day here

jack may look worried, but milo is so totally not. >> we all know the end result.hat jack and rebecca have a beautiful family. >> hunter's a lovely gentleman. clearly this is somebody who's either currently in rebecca's life or somebody from the not too distant past. >> also tonight, be prepared for what producers call mandy and milo's patrick swayze and demi moore's "ghost" moment. but there's other fireworks, when kate and randall throw down. >> you're telling me you would rather pay tens of thousands of dollars for a dangerous invasive surgery than adopt one of the millions of children out there that needs a home. >> how dare you throw adoption in my face right now and how dare you make me defend wanting this. >> chrissy told us she using music to prepare. and in the new issue of "glamour" the ladies reveal the "this is us" scene they were most nervous to shoot. >> there's this super bowl moment where i have to jump up. >> when kate was on the scale. i was basically naked. that's nerve wracking. >> still ahead sweet jennifer garner is that really you? >> some mi

milo and whitney's cover to brittany spear's toxic.o is a zombie and whitney is a sadistic nurse. 30 out of 30. interesting. >> earning the night's other perfect score, that would be juan pablo and cheryl with their egyptian-themed jive and it featured costumes designed by juan pablo himself. my little one's favorite contestant. >> why pablo e? >> "fuller house." >> all right. low score of the night, dukes off hazard star. they did a themed. >> and he doesn't look terrible. but even grocery store joe and jenna did better this week and since he's been stumbling a bit through these routines all season long, franken stein's monster, the perfect dance to urge them 22. not last, second to last. impressive. >> so franken stein monster, you picked the perfect role because you have to be a stiff. >> she knew what she was doing. >> she did. >> so after getting candid about her pain divorce, mary lou retten played a spell binding teacher. he played a disrespectful students and they both earned a solid 24. >> but not enough to keep them from bein

if you see fucked up i think it would at least met two or three times and labor minister luigi de milo asked us to explain our difficulties and that but every region has different problems and i could be the same if he didn't explain anything about the basic income scheme or how it will be implemented in the job centers i mean dad a. bit of a basis for the outside of man while they've already i'll lay says he has no hope the jobs i will find him work on the radio and it was the same for my father he was signed up here for more than thirty years and never received a phone call never i wouldn't mind so that's actually the unemployed greengrocer gets only a few hundred euros per month but under the new scheme his benefits will be much more generous up to seven hundred eighty euros per month. the government plans include investing large sums into modernizing job centers which will verify that recipients are actively looking for work. but currently only three percent of job seekers find employment with the help of the centers. the new policy is designed to lift five million a talionis out o

milos raonic fought from one set down to beat jo—wilfried tsonga in a tight three—set match in his opening and 52 minutes to see off tsonga with all three sets being decided in a tiebreak. next up for the 27—year—old is a second round clash against roger federer on wednesday russian world number 17 daniil medvedev cruised into the second round following a comfortable 6—2, 6—2 victory over pablo carreno busta of spain. his opponent in round two will be croatia's borna coric. simone biles battled through the pain barrier to help the united states win the women's team gold at the world gymnastics championships in doha. all the more remarkable considering she was rushed to hospital a few days ago with a kidney stone. biles, who picked up her 11th career gold, has been speaking to bbc sport's david mcdaid it's very special because i've trained really hard this whole entire year, then coming into worlds, the whole team has trained really hard to be where we are, so we're really excited. a wonderful team performance, wonderful performance from you, but a couple of things we're not used to seeing,

the olympics. >> and milo man hiem. milo culled it, let's just put it out there.jive. and look at them they're great. >> what do you have to do to get a perfect score? >> because they only got a 27 out of 30 and they're perfect. they're so in sink. do you ever think what if i was on "dancing with the stars"? i know i wouldn't look like that. wouldn't be them. >> i would have broken some parts our fan favorite, store joe attempted his waltz there. they were apparently being charitable. he and jenna got an kwan out of 30. >> he's clearly trying. >> do you get a grade just for showing up? >> a for effort. >> he was trying like the yankees were trying last night. >> no. he was actually trying. >> he was crying like the colorado rockies. too soon? >> and she and val showed significant improvement over last week. they got score of 22 out of 30. >> but despite their improvement and scoring higher than joe the grocer, they were given the boot. >> and she was super emotional. she got sad. >> we tried to get an interview with nancy afterwards but she walked past the camera.

this is your first glimpse of milo ventimiglia and his brother. i can't wait for tonight.ly with chrissy metz who told me we're not ready for what's to come for her character kate. >> kate is going through so much this season. i love that you guys are tackling infertility. >> well it was a little touch and go. the twitter was blowing up. kate better wake up. what is she doing? i know she wants to be with jack. what is she doing? but also i do this it's going to be a good outcome. >> one of "this is us" biggest mysteries, who is her? after seeing future toby solo and without his wedding ring, many fans freaked out thinking something bad happened to kate. >> you said it is someone that we're not expecting it to be. >> right. whoever she is, it's going to be very hard for the audience to process this. ♪ >> tonight's episode is all about jack's past in vietnam. yeah, get ready to feel all those feels. >> i got you. it'll be okay. >> this one is super emotional, but don't worry, chrissy's got ya covered. she just released her very first single all about giving hope. it's called

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and shiny cuckoo milo is a sangoma he buys his muti here use this house for different purposes like forecasting always and sometimes if we. try just because i don't know where it is coming for me i don't. have to start. in order to meet the huge demand medicinal herb so harvested in south africa on a scale. that is no longer sustainable. the bark of the pepper tree for example is widely used even though it's on the brink of extinction he lives use it to treat colds chest complaints malaria and even nightmares. if it stripped of its bark a tree will die in kruger national park there are few specimens left. we have to protect the trees from illegal harvesting. people sneak into the park and steal the bark branches and roots. they make a lot of money because outside the park the paperbag trees have already disappeared . this is the indigenous plant nursery in the park breeds pepper tree. meriel by lawyer and karen hunter they have been involved in the project for several years. it's no longer possible to find seedlings growing out in nature. paper box trees don't produce fruit or seed in the wild

perfect scores from the judges. >> perfect score for milo and witney. >> reporter: and also earned milobiggest fan, his mom. >> perfect start. to halloween night. >> reporter: while evanna unleashed her fiercest self. >> she went from tame pussycat to a wild panther. beautiful and deadly. >> you are so fierce tonight. this is you stepping up to the plate. >> reporter: demarcus and lindsay's spooky salsa earned them some major praise. >> i don't think i've ever seen you reach your potential. i think you had a breakthrough tonight, well done. >> yay. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: but not everybody was so lucky. >> there was so many mistakes. you nearly dropped her. >> reporter: at the end one couple had to go home. >> mary lou and sasha. >> he taught me to dance but he also taught me a lot about life and i have a brother for life. i really, really do. i'm going to miss him on a daily basis. >> ah. so sorry to see them go. you can actually see country night on "dancing with the stars," monday at 8:00, 7:00 central and had me practicing my hip back. >>> time for your "gma" moment. this

but milos raonic‘s hopes of qualifying for the tour finals took a blow.erican mackenzie mcdonald. mcdonald, a qualifier here, took the decider 6—3. and three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka is out, too. returning from knee surgery, the swiss is still not looking his best, and was beaten in three sets by world number 19 borna coric. chinese guard ding yanyuhang caused a stir as he scored points for the dallas mavericks, as the nba team beat the philadelphia 76ers to wrap up their china games series. fans had been chanting all game for the chinese player to take to the court, and they finally get their wish in the fourth quarter. he committed a foul, as boos rang around the stadium, but then made it onto the scoresheet with a free throw, which sent the crowd in a frenzy. 115—112 the final score. when nokia's handset business collapsed, many thought that spelt the end for the finnish city of oulu, where nokia was the main employer. but locals weren't prepared to let their city go under. here is how they fought back. it was a terrible time. there was a

milos ok so when the minack us on camera i mean basically i paid you to do this to me. it's been a decade since police robs kerry brown and. now he's worried about what could happen to a seven year old son. that's a rough place to grow up when the cops will bring along. he's had to teach his son a hard lesson. the police can't always be trusted to do the right thing. what do you want for him for him to get out of he get away his fall from the wasn't mr kohli's as possible that's why we're doing one of our to get him to get away from here that i feel like i did my job is his fault so mantle we can go into lee's . assault weapon he not only. get out of the room. demond is outstrips supply and inference of a commodity. adoption is a compassionate act for children in need but not against the with of them. from uganda to the united states faultlines investigates innocent lives have been courts in an illegal tug of war between biological and adoptive parents the front lines on al jazeera. were. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the bench and fight against

of the all see by three we've met two or three times and labor minister luigi de milo asked us to explain our difficulties and that but every region has different problems. will be the same if he didn't explain anything about that basic income scheme or how it will be implemented in the job centers that a. bit of the basis for the outside of money while they've already ali says he has no hope the job center will find him work the money. it was the same for my father he was signed up here for more than thirty years and never received a phone call never. mind. the unemployed greengrocer gets only a few hundred euros per month but under the new scheme his benefits will be much more generous up to seven hundred eighty euros per month. the government plans include investing large sums into modernizing job centers which will verify that recipients are actively looking for work. but currently only three percent of job seekers find employment with the help of the centers. the new policy is designed to lift five million the talionis out of poverty it's part of italy's proposed big spending budget

world wants and needs because an innocent man was killed and there are reports that he might even be milo to kill we don't even know where is remains are so there are many questions that need to be answered and pres no they want us the saudi kingdom for full cooperation you see mr trump even president of the united states has been confused if you follow his statements first he was backing them hundred percent now he has questions chess look at the look germany has announced that they will not sell any military equipment to saudi arabia until does issue to solve this is a question about justice global justice human rights. this is i'll tell you coming up exposure to a dangerous chemical has led the british man to file a lawsuit against the u.s. army the details on that when we come back. to. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. rust definitely on the deep dollar is a sink him they are warning goal they're building a goal as the play to de dollar rise they are looking for the dol

world wants and needs because an innocent man was killed and there are reports that he might even be milo to kill and we don't even know where is it manes are so there are many questions that need to be answered and present. the saudi kingdom. cooperation you see mr trump even president of the united states has been confused if you follow his statements first he was backing them hundred percent he has questions such as look at the look germany has announced that they will not sell any military equipment to saudi arabia until does issue to solve this the question about justice global justice human rights. don't try to build up the united states nuclear arsenal until quote people come to the senses discraft the nuclear treaty with russia the support of fools for almost three decades right yes got it here to the agreement they should have been done years ago but still people come to this that we have more money than anybody else by far we'll build it up until they come to this and when they do then we'll own the garden. and by the way not only will read the treaty in question the i.m.f. or t

well i think yes they're prepared to have turkish authorities going to the constant because as milo she is no longer there. in terms of of what this means for the saudis it's strange relations with the church the church are furious about this because joel is actually as you are she's fiances a turkish citizen this is a again i think another. blunder by the saudis and by bombus online it again underestimating the significance. and the importance of tamala show she and i don't want to fact i believe that carried out which is an extrajudicial kidnapping of one of their own citizens to tell tell us more about you know. and why he was such a prominent he is sorry such a prominent voice. and you know the did did he have concerns about his safety. yes i think i think has or she has for many years he's always pushed the envelope but in terms of he's a secular he's liberal he has it is pushed the saudi society to move forward he was sacked as it is you're going to walk on because he pushed too far he was sacked again he came back as editor about a rotten was sacked again he has always been someo

the "rent" actor milo manheim and witney with their fiery tango here and the singer tinashe and brandonmong the night's most improved, mary lou retton and sasha. a score of 24. >> pretty decent. "harry potter" actress evanna lynch danced a pretty energetic jive out in the desert to, of course, "heatwave." also scoring a 24. >> we have grocery store joe and jenna. they did a dramatic jazz routine that kept his footwork to a minimum and allowed him to focus on what he does best. >> which is what? >> to smile. >> there is that. >> wasn't quite enough. they got a score of 18. >> hey, joe will take it. in one of the high points of the night, the paralympic bronze medalist danielle was serenaded by donny osmond as she and artem did a quick step to "luck be a lady." >> they were eliminated. >> this was shocking. >> i did not see this one coming. >> mind you, she had been sick. >> hooked up to an iv because she wasn't feeling well. >> she's blind. >> and she still did a really great job. >> exactly. >> i can't believe they kicked her off. >> these judges, get a heart. >> we are not happy about

after the riot at berkeley last year after milo anapolis is intent to speak at that campus, the college spent $600,000 to secure the s dish campus when ben shapiro came. our controversial speakers is a luxury the campus cannot afford to lose. our survey indicated that the answer to this question is a resounding no. it would be enormously unpopular, 92 percent of students felt that having the opportunity to hear diverse guest speakers is important. and i think the survey made the reason for that clear. guest speakers often serve to challenge students deeply held beliefs. they are amazingly successful in doing so. 64 percent of students admit that they changed "at least one of my attitudes, perspectives, or opinions" after hearing a guest speaker. this high number suggests that guest speakers bring valuable perspective and that they have not been sufficiently exposed to these perspectives. if someone had change their minds after a single speech, that it must be true. it is also a reason to be deeply concerned that more than half of students agree that there are instances that a college sh

that's a huge pay raise considering milo used to make 115 grand per show and justin earned 75,000 andisty was paid just 40,000 there. m it did give us lots of new questions. number one, who's the guy making out with mandy? >> he must be a bow because he went in for a kiss and she sort of just took it. >> another one of the show's mysteries just who is her? calls up an older toby but where is kate? >> she wants you to be there, toby. >> she could be around the corner. she could be in the kitchen. she could be anywhere. >> who knows. >> she is a character that you've already met. that was good clue. >> yeah, this cast definitely knows how to keep a secret. in episode three jack and rebecca turn uthe sexy. >> like it patrick swayze and demi moore. >> i need you to swear to it on oprah. >> oprah is about as high in humanity as you can go. >> the church of oprah win free, you know what i mean? >> it's kind of true. it's official he's joined the conors. we kind of suspected that but we never saw this coming. juliet lewis wrote #lucky me. juliet plays david's girlfriend and he of course is p

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gaz coombes from the mercedes-benz stage. [ applause ] tomorrow night on the show, milo ventimiglia andalfe will join us. we'll have music from willie nelson. and later this week, john stamos, emily ratajkowski, science bob pflugfelder, julia roberts will be here and ve music from trippie redd, and tenacious d. so please be here for all of that. our first guest's illustrious acting career has taken him from easy reader to oscar winner, in spite of a very girlish voice. his new movie, "the nutcracker and the four realms," opens friday. please welcome morgan freeman. [ applause ] >> jimmy: want to come sit here? every time you do that and it gets funnier each time. >> i'm bad. >> jimmy: you look great. i love this jacket you have. >> i'm under duress. >> jimmy: you're here under duress. what would you be doing right now, carving a pumpkin? is that something you've ever done. >> never. >> jimmy: not your thing. >> have you. >> jimmy: of course, i have. i've carved a lot of pumpkins. >> no, i mean pumpkins. it sounds like a metaphor. >> jimmy: when i say carving a pumpkin -- for what, the p

that happened on pinier road near milo in northwest santa rosa. 56-year-old woman was killed. officers say she was walking outside of the crosswalk, it was dark and the roads were wet at the time of the crash. the driver who hit her remained at the scene and is cooperating with authorities. alcohol and drugs to be not a perfect to be factors in the crash. >>> the body of a missing teenager from richmond was found at lake chabot regional park after a teenager told her where to look. he had lunch that day with her former boyfriend of anthony at san leandro. he said he saw her drive away after lunch, he told authorities yesterday that they could find her body at lake chabot and he will be charged with first-degree murder charges. >> i don't know why he killed her and left her out in the field. why would someone do that? >> the mother says she warned her daughter to stay away from him who she said was violence. she hopes her loss helps relati and threats seriously. >>> and they're reviewing laws, a new law, people will not be allowed to be charged with murder if they were not invo

new york stock exchange ten stocks to hit new 52 against 396 milos nasdaq has 70 new highs against aboutw lows. ugly, ugly there. next week is all about earnings. 54 components of the s&p 500 to set to release their financials and on monday bank of america get the chance to turn around for the financials and on tuesday all eyes on netflix which must deliver a knockout report and strong guidance. if that happens, keep an eye on nasdaq. index closed right at its 200 day moving average and it gets about there it will attract a lot of buying real quickly. we could see a parabolic move higher conversely stakes are higher and so is the anxiety. it could be a make or break week. i am more details on the market commentary and make sure you go to my website because there's so much more i have to share with you to prepare for next week. let's go to our weekly series, american success. paul is ready, passion for i.c.e. cream came from spending summers on pennsylvania. he found the energy to make a batch of fresh churned i.c.e. cream and a passion for making fresh i.c.e. cream never left him. 20 oh

board of appeals, but i think at long last finally spending more time with his wife robin and son milo you can still fully expect to get a call from me whenever i've got a tough question. if you don't have his cell phone number, i'll give it to all of you colleagues. maybe i'll tweet it out after this meeting, and i also on behalf of my constituents in chinatown, where you had some really thorny za issues to deal with, just a couple of e-mails that i got when i was telling people about you leaving your position as za. one of them says, "i'm such a fan of scott. he is patient, knowledgeable, fair, but also has a place in his heart for the underdog." i think that says it about right, "and i found scott to be responsive to neighborhood inquiries and explaining all those difficult things in zoning -- not in zoning speak, and he made his letters of determination in regular folks' language, so you could understand them, and i appreciate it. his sensitivity to community planning and the immigrant community in chinatown." so on behalf of the board of supervisors, thank you for your incredible

lyon woolsey who is now 97 blaes college campus need to make space for conservative students like milose speech was cancelled after violent protests on the campus. he makes a distinct between free speech and hate speech. >> we shouldn't tolerate speech that speaks of racism and that incites people to do what was done in pittsburgh this past week. >> reporter: sophomore anthony benjamin says the rally was a strong reminder of the many privileges he takes for granted. >> harming others, lynchings, it is just incredible what they had to grow up through, and it is really inspiring that there's courageous people out there like them still around to tell their story. >> reporter: student organizers say this semester they were able to register more than 2,000 voters for next week's election. in berkley, "abc 7 news". >> let's take a look at the results of our poll from abc7news.com/vote. 64% saying yes with 36% saying no at this time. >> we would love to hear from you. >>> another suspicious package was discovered in atlanta today just hours before the man accused of sending explosive devices

at a case in new york where we are defending the nra, or you look at the case and we are defending milo someone who is really unpopular? he made the country better and now you are making it worse. you mean that with total sincerity. >> it's totally true. the left has tried to fire up women against brett kavanaugh, you just heard that. that could be backfiring. conservative women are paying attention to and some of them are every bit as mad. tammy bruce joins us to discuss that, next. plus, the president is speaking in rochester, minnesota. we will go there if he starts making news. >> president trump: now you have a president who is standing up for america, more than ever before. [cheers and applause] ♪ it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. (hon

. >> i would assume that you would milo fromley, wor speaking at their campus problematic. i am curious if you would call the censorship of kathy griffin and the censorship of nfl players from kneeling during the flag as legally problematic or if you think that is different and why? >> from a constitutional law perspective that is different, that does not mean it is not equally problematic, but many people -- i have had so many people say, why isn't the nfl violating the first amendment rights of the players? you know that the constitution, including the first amendment, does not bind to the private sector. i again would argue, when you have a powerful entity such as a private media company or the nfl, for all practical purposes it can suppress and social media has more radical power than all governments in the world added together. so we have to look for ways to preserve the same free-speech rights and values in those contexts, than in others. we cannot use the constitution as a tool. maybe we can use government regulation as a tool, but recently can use, again, our voices

at a case in new york where we are defending the nra, or you look at the case and we are defending miloo is really unpopular? o you made this country, now you are making? it worse because you abandon your principles and you should be ashamed of yourself. i mean that with total sincerity. thank you. it's totally true. the left has tried to fire up women against brett kavanaugh, you just heard that. that could be backfiring. conservative women are paying attention, too, and some of them are every bit as mad. tammy bruce joins us to discuss that, next. plus, the president is speaking in rochester, minnesota. we will go there if he starts making news.ex >> president trump: now you have a president who iser standing up for america more than ever before. [cheers and applause] ♪ is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-las

well, next week on the show, guillermo won't be here but we'll have morgan freeman, milo ventimiglia,, bill burr, emily ratajkowski, julia roberts, science bob pflugfelder, and we will have music from gaz coombes, willie nelson, trippie redd and tenacious d. [ cheers and applause ] so please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a comedy unicorn of screens both big and small, this saturday in charlotte, south carolina, he returns to his stand-up roots as host of the lit a.f. tour. see it november 2nd in toronto too. please welcome martin lawrence. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good to see you. >> good. you too, man. you look good, man. >> jimmy: you look great. >> you're trimmed down. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. how nice of you, how very kind. hey, is it north carolina or south carolina? >> i think it's south carolina. >> jimmy: it's south carolina. i thought so too. for some reason, it said north carolina. i'm glad we got that cleared up, though. i heard you brought your daughter with you tonight. >> my beautiful baby daughter, amara. >> jimmy:

paradoxically, the hoover administration and insurgents like milo reno, their answer was what we might call de-globalization. a complete massive permanent retreat from global trade. massive controls of the farm economy. fixed prices or a drastic contraction of the size and scope of american agriculture. the new deal answer was a different one. it proposed a temporary retreat from export dependency while trying to rebuild the global trading system. trying to restore a kind of open economy. hence it implemented incentives for voluntary protection controls. it implemented price supporting loans in exchange for controlling output. all of this was initially intended a stopgap emergency measures protect an unprotected part of the american economy through the depression. also, trying to encourage more systemic structural changes or adjustments. there is a reason why their first act is the agricultural adjustment act and not the agricultural recovery act. in addition, these farm policies were designed to enable farmers to continue to make decisions about their farm operations. about what to pr

>> it was at milo's, the swanky greek restaurant, $20 for a potato chip.ip, not quite merging there. charlie, thank you. >> excuse me. zucchini chip. liz: we are getting there. tesla in the green. closing bell ringing in six minutes. as shares cruise along right now, the electric vehicle industry watcher reporting last hour that tesla is off to a strong start in the fourth quarter, producing more than 11,500 vehicles, including 7,000 model 3s. tesla seen as one of the ultimate growth stocks alongside names like netflix and amazon. but up next, megagrowth fund manager brian milligan is going to show you the moves, the sells and the buys on some of the most glittery stocks in the business. believe me, you might be surprised by his take. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal

i mean, milo, for all his great things and faults, when he goes to a college campus, there are people protesting but people dying laughing inside, even people who disagree with him. >> they can't take being made fun of because they feel they're entitled to respect. well, you know what, i'm an american citizen. you want my respect? earn it. earn it. >> one -- >> otherwise i'm laughing at you. >> ann? [ inaudible. >> "last man standing" was brought back. i'm going to tell you a quick story about the trump campaign. one of our surrogates in michigan was the woman who wrote "star trek" novels. she was fired by rodenbury because she was putting conservative, libertarian, and free enterprise into the "star trek" novels and he wanted utopian socialism. so he fired her. he dies. the syndicate buys the rights. they look at what was working. her stuff blew everything out. so they brought her back. that's the kind of message we have to hammer home again and again. our stuff sells. we are the people the americans want to hear from. not the crap they're putting out now. we need to hammer that home

why, why not, why not ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" and the man with the moves there is disney star miloh his partner witney, and last night on "dancing with the stars," the theme was new york week. see right there. everybody who's been in the subway system, they tied with two other couples for the highest score of the night but tonight someone is going home and someone will be eliminated but before they actually go home they'll be here on our show live tomorrow morning. >> detour. >> yeah. >> appreciate that. >>> we have got the top headlines we're following this morning. new developments in that supreme court confirmation battle. president trump has agreed to expand the investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the fbi is racing against the clock to interview witnesses before friday's deadline. and this morning, new reports of a college bar fight involving kavanaugh are raising questions. >>> also this morning, seven states are on alert for life-threatening flash floods across the southwest and rockies. arizona could get multiple months' worth of rain in just days. >>>

demarcus is amazing, milo is amazing. alexis is so good. juan pablo is amazing. oh, my gosh.applause ] >> so that's good to know. >> it is not throwback thursday but we have a little clip of your first appearance on "dancing with the stars." >> oh, no. >> let's take a look. >> oh, no. >> we want to show america that we can dance just as good as old people and it looks fun. >> you're calling them old. >> i know. >> how old are you there? >> oh, my, i think i was 13, 12, 13. oh, my gosh. i know, right? oh. look, i almost look the same just like a longer version. you know. i fell down a little bit. oh, no. look, at least the red is consistent. we had red suits last night. red suits then. at least we're consistent. >> you guys are better than us. >> did you know then that you wanted to come back? >> oh, absolutely. i just -- i've been around the show for so long, and i saw so many of my friends i grew up with, lindsay, witney, jenna, we grew up in the same neighborhoods and trained with the same coaches so watching them on the show was always a goal of mine to get on the show so

i mean, milo, for all his great things and faults, when he goes to a college campus, there are people protesting but there are people dying laughing inside, even people that disagree with him. >> they can't take being made fun of because they feel they're entitled to respect. well, you know what? i'm an american citizen. you want my respect? earn it. earn it. otherwise i'm laughing at you. >> one last question. >> popular demand had an incredible opening, but let me tell you a quick story about the trump campaign. one of our surrogates in michigan was the woman who wrote "star trek" novels. she was fired by roddenberry because she was putting conservative, libertarian, and free enterprise into the "star trek" novels. she dies, the syndicate buys the rights, they look at what was working, her stuff blew everything out. so they brought her back. that's the kind of message we have to hammer home again and again. our stuff sells. we are the people the americans want to hear from. not the crap they're putting out now. we need to hear it at home again and again and you'll get more people to