mr. brooks, this is a decision press would be most unhappy for ms. russell to make, but, well i'm sure that people if anything should happen to her. alright, i'll go, it's obvious i won't be able to find my way back alone, could you go with me? i'm sure. could weweet started before dark? -i'm not leaving. -yes, you are. no, you know somomhing and i want to know what you know and how you know it. we'll talk later when we're alone. no, wewere going to talk now. i'm not leaving until you level with me. you are leaving, young lady, if i have to carry you, is that understood? as soon as i find cheetah and jai. but you drop these little innuendos, drag me away from my story, and then expect me to play nursemaid to some... jai! i found this where you dropped it. i couldn't find the other one. can i keep it? sure you can, jai. so i'm going to pound it out i was going to make a necklace, and mama a belt buckle. jai, i'll help you. it'll make a beautiful buckle. really, a beautiful one, and i do need a bracelet for good luck. kimini! be back in two days. yes,

and mrs. brooks? - yes. - no. - mr. brooks is a fine man, he's a leader in the fight against moral decay, a man who always tries to be closer to god. - i guess that's why he's always got his nose up in the air. - well i want to thank you for your generosity. - as i was telling helen, nothing's too good for the church. - would you care for a cup of tea, reverend? - no thank you, i can't stay, i have several more stops to make. - with all the rich people in your congregation, you must make out like a bandit. - stanley! - no offense, padre. - yes yes yes , is this it? - oh, you don't have to lift that. - oh, well i don't want to put you through any bother. - no, it's no bother, it's no bother jenny, you want to give helen a hand with that stuff? ask you something - well i'm a bit busy. - it's a religious question. - oh certainly, my son. - do birds go to heaven? - birds? - yeah, well he'd be right at home there, he's got the wings and all. - i'm not certain there's a definitive statement concerning birds in heaven. - well,

mr. brooks again. it seems to me that after naming stephen bannon, who is maybe the most notorious of the most reprehensible, however you put it, appointment as inside. inside the white house. one thing to call him up and ask for advice. putting him on the pay roll with a key to the white house, he's in there with him when he makes decision. steve bannon of breitbart. then he goes to jeff sessions and this this guy, flynn, with his kid, flynn's kid sounds out there, to put it lightly, and this guy. are they going to go after hillary clinton now? is it going to be third world, they going to prosecute her? >> i wouldn't rule it out, although he has been nominated for cia. >> but it's the spirit of this thing says i don't care about the law. this is going to be vengeful, pushing administration. >> none of this is really a surprise. at this point, especially after paul manafort was kicked out, who turned out to be a moderate influence. >> the russian guy. >> just the russian guy, but he's out, and bannon c

mr. brooks are you rising to comment >> yeah. comment. >> eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates. i'm going to make my annual pitch i think it maybe a year so first of all, it is great to see this this is integrate systems approach to all these wastewater water and power systems that is crucial integrated network that is what the future is about this is good to see this materialize with our staff on the last note that you spoke to commissioner moran this issue that the sewers need water well, here's my pitch again, a few years ago i got up here and state your name for the record for it and tom did a study on compose and toilets if you reduce the stuff that is going into the sewer system you need less water to move if you redesign the sewer system interest i want to remind folks if you crunch the numbers in the study that tom ammiano and his staff did if a one hundred of the toiltsd were changed to composite it would save 5 billion with a b 5 billion gallons of water that's probably unrealistic but if we rep

mr. brooks are you rising to comment >> yeah. comment. >> eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates. i'm going to make my annual pitch i think it maybe a year so first of all, it is great to see this this is integrate systems approach to all these wastewater water and power systems that is crucial integrated network that is what the future is about this is good to see this materialize with our staff on the last note that you spoke to commissioner moran this issue that the sewers need water well, here's my pitch again, a few years ago i got up here and state your name for the record for it and tom did a study on compose and toilets if you reduce the stuff that is going into the sewer system you need less water to move if you redesign the sewer system interest i want to remind folks if you crunch the numbers in the study that tom ammiano and his staff did if a one hundred of the toiltsd were changed to composite it would save 5 billion with a b 5 billion gallons of water that's probably unrealistic but if we rep

mr. brooks doesn't know the history of senator sessions.n senator sessions was a prosecutor, he filed two cases to segregate schools in alabama. moreover, mr. sessions prosecuted a klan member in alabama because that klan member had randomly kidnapped a young, black american and murdered him. and mr. sessions made sure that that klan member who was convicted got the death penalty. that resulted in the civil lawsuit which was $7 million which broke the back of the klan in alabama. so senator sessions has a very good record on protecting the rights of african-americans. and his record proves it. and mr. brooks either didn't know that or failed to mention it. >> and rick, it's interesting, though, because trump is talking about bringing law and order back. and how is that going to affect -- it scares people about that. how is that going to affect when joe bripngs up the fact that police officers are shooting black people and we're having all these issues? how is that going to affect who he chooses for the role? >> yeah. it's a legitimate conce

mr. brooks again. it seems to me that after naming steven bannon, who was maybe the most notorious or the most reprehensible, and the most controversial, however you put it, appointment as inside, inside the white house. one thing to call him up and ask him for advice. putting him inside on the federal payroll, with a key to the white house, he's in there. he's in the oval office with him and he makes decision. steve bannon of breitbart. then he goes with jeff sessions with his sort of old background. and then he goes with this guy, flynn, with flynn's kid sounds a little out there, to put it lightly. and then they put this guy, are they going to go after hillary clinton now? are they going to prosecute her thanks to pompeo? is that what they're up a to here? >> i wouldn't totally rule it out. he's been nominated for cia -- >> cia, but the spirit of this thing says, i don't care about the law, this is going to be a vengeful, pushing administration. >> i will just say that none of this is really a surpr

mr. brooks. >> see i've always known he's a great guy. >> jason fried, executive officer. a whole heck of a lot it cover in 3 minutes i'll do my best first of all, some of the things commissioner vietor i agree we need to go as green as possible one our program has a restriction how we get our electricity are all the restrictions needed they're keeping us in the way of having a more money important build out and more money for efficiency and as well as more money to go out address find on the resources of renewable energy that work perfectly fine climatic change is an international thing didn't matters where the green house gas - we need to have a contribution into our grid but taking a serious look are we regulating too much where the electricity comes from that hampers our ability to get more electricity within the last week i got an e-mail about a program they're getting rebates for people and helping to pay for the installation of charging station within our property we should be looking at ways to do that not only are we encouraging people to use greener trouble to ou

mr. brooks. >> see i've always known he's a great guy. >> jason fried, executive officer. a whole heck of a lot it cover in 3 minutes i'll do my best first of all, some of the things commissioner vietor i agree we need to go as green as possible one our program has a restriction how we get our electricity are all the restrictions needed they're keeping us in the way of having a more money important build out and more money for efficiency and as well as more money to go out address find on the resources of renewable energy that work perfectly fine climatic change is an international thing didn't matters where the green house gas - we need to have a contribution into our grid but taking a serious look are we regulating too much where the electricity comes from that hampers our ability to get more electricity within the last week i got an e-mail about a program they're getting rebates for people and helping to pay for the installation of charging station within our property we should be looking at ways to do that not only are we encouraging people to use greener trouble to ou

mr. brooks. - oh mrs. roper, is everything all right? - oh yeah, yeah, that that was just the dumbbell. - oh, i thought it might be. could i speak with him? - thank you. - ah roper! - what do you want? - well, business is booming down at the office and i'm looking for a man to assist me on the sales staff. - i don't know anybody offhand, but i'll keep my eyes open. - stanley, you don't understand, he's offering you a job. - oh, a very important job in real estate. - oh yeah? - oh yes, putting out for sale signs and actually placing flags in front of the open know he can. - just a minute, do i look like a slob who washes windows? you've got a lot of nerve brooks, coming in here with your nose in the air, looking down at us, embarrassing poor helen here, - what? - insulting helen by offering her husband a degrading job, you should be ashamed of yourself. - stanley, why are you doing this? don't mind - well, all right, if you can afford to turn away good money. but fair warning, you're not getting one more cent from david. - oh stanley, i'v

mr. brooks from the naacp who said that the campaign really was dreadful and we have to be hopeful that the past won't be p prologue. probably they were over the top because they thought that would energize the base. i hope that's not characteristic of the next four years. >> what role do you see for yourself after president-elect trump takes office? >> i might be kind of provocateur on issues of particular interest to me like term limits and a balanced budget in washington, d.c. i'm going to try to help the libertarian party stick around and advance its ideas, which i think are a very fine blend on the social side and the fiscal side. >> just for the record, if you -- would you say that you don't think that if a third party candidate wasn't a factor, that perhaps he would have won michigan or hillary clinton i should say or michigan or some of the other states? >> i don't tli thhink we were a factor. we took more from mr. trump than from hillary clinton. >> i think gary johnson got 174,000 votes in michigan. and hillary clinton lost by 12,000. >> yeah. if those votes are evenly spread, the

mr. brooks, i'm so sorry, what did you want to see us about? - i want you to get rid of that female rose thief! through playing games here? young lady, i think you should hear this, too. good lord she's wearing suspenders. - what do you got in mind, brooks? - i think you should bear in mind that the tenants of royal dale townhouses are reputable people. - well, stanley and i are - are exceptions. are are you going to send her packing or not? - that's for me to decide and you to find out. - but she's riffraff. could you talk that way in front of jenny? jenny? oh, her bag was right there. jenny? oh stanley, she's gone! - and good riddance. - now look what you've done, you made her feel unwanted, and - oh no you did not! - yeah, brooks just helped me decide, i mean, there's a lot of great things that jenny did she she fixed your neck, she fixed my car, she ruined brooks' rosebush. - you really wanted her to stay? - cross my heart, i was going to tell her tonight, she could stay as long as she wants. - i accept! thank you! - oh my neck! - oh jenny

mr. brooks. >> see i've always known he's a great guy. >> jason fried, executive officer. a whole heck of a lot it cover in 3 minutes i'll do my best first of all, some of the things commissioner vietor i agree we need to go as green as possible one our program has a restriction how we get our electricity are all the restrictions needed they're keeping us in the way of having a more money important build out and more money for efficiency and as well as more money to go out address find on the resources of renewable energy that work perfectly fine climatic change is an international thing didn't matters where the green house gas - we need to have a contribution into our grid but taking a serious look are we regulating too much where the electricity comes from that hampers our ability to get more electricity within the last week i got an e-mail about a program they're getting rebates for people and helping to pay for the installation of charging station within our property we should be looking at ways to do that not only are we encouraging people to use greener trouble to ou

mrs. brooks: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 2992, the merchant marine of world war ii congressional gold medal act. it is in appreciation of their dedicated and vital service to our nation. i also want to thank my colleague from across the aisle, congresswoman janice hahn of california's 44th district who worked with me and other members here in the house to secure so many co-sponsorships of this bill. the congressional gold medal is the highest honor congress can bestow upon an individual or group and these brave service men deserve such an honor. the merchant marine was the linchpin connecting the fighting forces overseas with the production forces at home. in the face of certain peril, these brave mariners provided efficient and reliable transport of combat equipment, fuel, food, commodities, personnel and raw materials that were pivotal in the allied victory. oftentimes forgotten, merchant mariners took part in every invasion from normandy to okinawa. never before had maritime power of ame

mr. brooks. >> see i've always known he's a great guy. >> jason fried, executive officer. a whole heck of a lot it cover in 3 minutes i'll do my best first of all, some of the things commissioner vietor i agree we need to go as green as possible one our program has a restriction how we get our electricity are all the restrictions needed they're keeping us in the way of having a more money important build out and more money for efficiency and as well as more money to go out address find on the resources of renewable energy that work perfectly fine climatic change is an international thing didn't matters where the green house gas - we need to have a contribution into our grid but taking a serious look are we regulating too much where the electricity comes from that hampers our ability to get more electricity within the last week i got an e-mail about a program they're getting rebates for people and helping to pay for the installation of charging station within our property we should be looking at ways to do that not only are we encouraging people to use greener trouble to ou

mr. brooks down 3 buildings total one and four thousand square feet and only three buildings. >> the 25 properties the focus survey on the area around the the subject property we firmly believe that the district the tenderloin lgbt is much larger and encompass the entirety to the west and east and all the way down to market street that is 50 city blocks and potentially thousand of properties it is different than 1028 a small national register and what about the pales claims compton's district is four blocks i urge you to look at the tenderloin but their applying for a district that is 4 blocks i think mr. nolte handed in i - what if they get their national status mr. mar tens said this is prematurely are we are doing this prey

mr. brooks, for five minutes. mr. speaker, president-elect donald trump opined in a tweet on november 27 that, quote, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally, end quote. as would be expected, a circus of left wing media pundits immediately pounced on president-elect trump's opinion to silence serious discussion of the noncitizen voter fraud problem. plitty fact, a self-proclaimed perfect veterans dayor of truth, gave trumps statement a pants on fire evaluation. neither trump nor his allies have present any evidence of widespread illegal voting. in reality studies have consistent shown that voter fraud is nowhere near common enough to call into question millions and millions of votes. end quote. the truth is poe litty fact and its allies ignore contrary studies and information. but isn't that what you would expect of politifact and its left wing media allies to become the communications wing of the democratic party? a 2

mr. brooks. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is dan flanagan from friends of the forest. i wanted to thank you for hearing us today and first make it leer that we're not against -- clear we're not against city college but in favor of a free city college. i think i spent three months of my time out campaigning for prop w also and actually followed many of the people in this room of trying to convince various community groups to vote for prop w. i am here to remind the supervisors that prop w also supports prop e which is really important to have the street trees maintained by the city and i want to thank all of you supervisors for supporting that unanimously. we just finished a survey of all the street trees in san francisco and the preliminary numbers look like right now that over three quarters of the trys in san francisco -- trees in san francisco are in poor or fair condition which is exactly why we're doing what this legislation is supposed to do, so i am strongly underring the board to -- urging the board to consider all the issues around the revenue measures and we

mr. garth brooks who took home the top prize, entertainer of the year.rie underwood winning female vocalist of the year right there. and chris stapleton winning male vocalist of the year. >> last year was his year and this year was his year, too. our good friend dolly parton had a special moment honored with the lifetime achievement award. but it was randy travis who stole the star-studded show with a single word. >> ladies and gentlemen, the newest member of the country music hall of fame, randy travis. ♪ amen >> amen to that. >>> our own abby huntsman was there at the cmas last night. >> reporter: from nashville, if you keep sending me down here for the assignments, i'm never going to come home. nashville the best place to be even at 4:00 in the morning. i'm right outside the bridgestone arena where all this happened last night. you can see behind me the lights from the famous broadway street with all the honky tonk. the tribute to dolly parton was one of the best things. if you didn't have tears, you had chills. it was unbelievable. before it all star

. >> i'm about to sound like my mother but she always tells me "time will tell, brooke, time will tell." manu, mr. ambassador, kevin, thank you all for being voices on all of this. and a programming note to you tonight, cnn goes inside hillary clinton's historic presidential campaign, the first woman ever nominated by a major party, correspondents who covered it for us at cnn share their stories in an "ac 360" special. we're calling it "unprecedented -- inside the clinton campaign." donald trump expected to leave trump tower any moment. we have cameras position, live look inside his residence on fifth avenue ahead of his meeting with governor romney. we will talk to house majority leader tom delay, a.k.a. the hammer, to weigh in on these picks and more. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪spread a little love my way ♪spread a little somethin to remember♪ philadelphia cream cheese, made with fresh milk and real cream. makes your recipes their holiday favorites. the holidays are made with philly. or the freedom to choose whatt doctor you want to see. so if you're on medicare, consider an aarp medicare suppleme

brooke, i got a chance to mr.day and he stepped up his criticism of nancy pelosi. >> we're at the lowest number of state and federal officials since reconstruction. we have the lowest number in our caucus since 1929 and we've lost over 60 seats since 2010. the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and you keep getting the same results. so time to move on, i think. >> it will still be very difficult, an uphill climb to knock off nancy pelosi, she has a deep reservoir of support, particularly with all the money she's raised for her colleagues but there is a lot of anxious. i spent a lot of time talking to house democrats today. they want to hear more from nancy pelosi about what she would do as the leader. that's one reason why democrats delayed the leadership elections scheduled for today until after thanksgiving. they want to hear more from nancy pelosi and it's given room for tim ryan to mount a challenge against her. brooke? >> manu, thank you very much. one of the many people meetin

mr. chalian, kudos and thank you. >> thank you, brooke. >> up next, in a world of tumultuous politics, a word of the year the people in charge of the oxford dictionary hasay that there is a post-truth. we'll talk about that after the break. oh no, that looks gross whoa, twhat is that? try it. you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! dog, dog, dog. not to be focusingo finaon my moderatepe. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90%

brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. a big day for america's president-elect because moments ago mr. trump made news on a variety of topics. everything from hillary clinton to climate change and the white supremacists seen in a new video cheering him on. let's get straight to brian stelter, host of "reliable sources" and david chalian, cnn political director. brian, let me again with you here. the backdrop of this meeting, donald trump at the "new york times," what's the back story? >> trump often says he detests the media. he complains about the media every chance he get bus he cares deeply about the press, he cares about the "new york times," he cares about what cnn says about him. so he requested this meeting at the "new york times" today then he canceled it this morning then put it back on his calendar. so now he's at the "new york times" on the 16th floor having this editorial board meeting. it's on the record. it's an hour plus long interview which means it's his most extensive interview yet since being elected. and we're learning about it through live tweets from reporters in

mr. wilson. did you find him? well, no. now martha, oh yes, it was. fine. he was walking along, shining his light up into the trees, and he walked right into the brook. that's 'cause you didn't wanna leave a trail, huh, mr. wilson? dennis, you're a good friend. you know, you ought to go camping sometime. boy, that would be swell. can i help you bring in the rest of your gear? well, sure. come on. dad, can i sleep out in the backyard tonight? dennis, i don't have a tent. oh, don't be a killjoy, mitchell. he could borrow our camping equipment. swell. oh, that's very generous of you. say, can i get tommy to sleep out with me? oh, you can go ask his mother. i'll envy you, dennis, being out there under the stars. you know, mitchell, that's the only trouble being home. i'll miss the sound of the wild creatures calling in the night. can i wear your smokey the bear hat, now i'm gonna go see if tommy can come. oh, he's a wonderful kid. [ringing] hello? oh, hi ted. uh, henry, i was wondering if you and alice would like to come over tonight. we'll, um, play a little bridge? you sure you wanna play bridge or you got another one of those crazy sound effect records

mr. mayor, nice to have you here in new york. >> brooke, good to be with you. >> thanks for swinging by.into the nitty-gritty, i don't think anyone is doing a great job of explaining what a sanctuary city is. tell me. >> it means we'll use all local law enforcement to focus on people that are committing crimes in our community. we won't take on the role of the federal government in trying to enforce federal immigration rules. >> so if someone is stopped or blows through a red light and is pulled over and it's determined that person is undocumented, people in santa fe will not go to the police and say this person should be deported? >> not for that offense but if someone is stopped for a minor traffic violation and we run a background check which is protocol and we see that the individual has a pattern of committing violent crimes, we're hold him. but if you're living in our commute and you commit a traffic violation but everything else you've done is lawful, we'll let you go your way. >> there's the one concern that if you allow for this a city like santa fe will become a magnet for undo

brooke is still with my dad. and she's been with him for a while. >> bill: she's saying a final goodbye. leave it to mr. drama to drag out his final curtain call. >> nicole: i can't do this anymore.

brooke: [ sighs ] >> bill: what's the opposite of closure? because it's what i need from you. >> wyatt: oh, the conquering hero! >> kristina: awesome show yesterday, mrs. forrester. >> quinn: thank you, kristina. quite the stage manager, aren't you? >> wyatt: oh, no, nothing was staged, and your interns have been waiting for you. >> charlotte: here are phone messages from last night and this morning. >> kristina: e-mail requests for interviews and inquiries from buyers. >> pam: uh, charlotte, take the mail down to legal and accounting, will you? >> wyatt: uh, all of it? >> pam: no.

brooke is still with my dad. and she's been with him for a while. >> bill: she's saying a final goodbye. leave it to mr. drama to drag out his final curtain call. >> nicole: i can't do this anymore.

brooke: [ sighs ] >> bill: what's the opposite of closure? because it's what i need from you. >> quinn: [ sighs ] hero! >> kristina: awesome show yesterday, mrs. forrester. >> quinn: thank you, kristina. quite the stage manager, aren't you? >> wyatt: oh, no, nothing was staged, and your interns have been waiting for you. >> charlotte: here are phone messages from last night and this morning. >> kristina: e-mail requests for interviews and inquiries from buyers. >> pam: uh, charlotte, take the mail down to legal and accounting, will you? >> wyatt: uh, all of it? >> pam: no.

brooke: [ sighs ] >> bill: what's the opposite of closure? because it's what i need from you. >> quinn: [ sighs ] >> wyatt: oh, the conquering hero! >> kristina: awesome show yesterday, mrs. forrester. >> quinn: thank you, kristina. quite the stage manager, aren't you? >> wyatt: oh, no, nothing was staged, and your interns have been waiting for you. >> charlotte: here are phone messages from last night and this morning. >> kristina: e-mail requests for interviews and inquiries from buyers. >> pam: uh, charlotte, take the mail down to legal and accounting, will you? >> wyatt: uh, all of it? >> pam: no.

brooke is still with my dad. and she's been with him for a while. >> bill: she's saying a final goodbye. leave it to mr. drama to drag out his final curtain call. >> nicole: i can't do this anymore. [ door closes ]

brooke is still with my dad. and she's been with him for a while. >> bill: she's saying a final goodbye. leave it to mr. drama to drag out his final curtain call.

mr. trump. what do we know the president said? >> well, the president, brooke, offered a calm, rational assessment of the election and the transition to power, a bunch of different interesting points you can make there. one is that while president obama was out campaigning for hillary clinton, he made it a point of saying he would consider it a personal insult if donald trump were elected. that, of course, because donald trump promised to roll back many of the things president obama put in place and stood for. it will second thing, i think it's important to say is that this is a president with very good approval numbers. at the same time the country did not go with the candidate he was pushing to try to succeed him and he's inviting to the white house a president-elect with extraordinarily high negatives. despite those interesting dynamics, president obama today saying he is rooting, essentially, for the success of the donald trump administration. listen. >> sometimes you lose an argument. sometimes you lose an election the path this country has taken has never

brooke is still with my dad. and she's been with him for a while. >> bill: she's saying a final goodbye. leave it to mr.rama to drag out his final curtain call. >> nicole: i can't do this

brooke: [ sighs ] >> bill: what's the opposite of closure? because it's what i need from you. >> quinn: [ sighs ] >> wyatt: oh, the conquering hero! >> kristina: awesome show yesterday, mrs. forrester. >> quinn: thank you, kristina. quite the stage manager, aren't you? >> wyatt: oh, no, nothing was staged, and your interns have been waiting for you. >> charlotte: here are phone messages from last night and this morning. >> kristina: e-mail requests for interviews and inquiries from buyers. >> pam: uh, charlotte, take the mail down to legal and accounting, will you? >> wyatt: uh, all of it? >> pam: no.

brooke is still with my dad. and she's been with him for a while. >> bill: she's saying a final goodbye. leave it to mr. drama to drag out his final curtain call

brooke: [ sighs ] >> bill: what's the potef closure? because it's what i need from you. >> quinn: [ sighs ] >> wyatt: oh, the conquering hero! >> kristina: awesome show yesterday, mrs.orrester. >> quinn: thank you, kristina. quite the stage manager, aren't you? >> wyatt: oh, no, nothing was staged, and your interns have been waiting for you. >> charlotte: here are phone messages from last night and this morning. >> kristina: e-mail requests for interviews and inquiries from buyers. >> pam: uh, charlotte, take the mail down to legal and accounting, will you? >> wyatt: uh, all of it? >> pam: no. the rest, uh, is for quinn.

mr. trump. oliver: senior fellow at the brook -- brookings institution. scarlet: still ahead, options insight. check on crude oil today after the historic opec deal. nymex crude coming off of its best lows of the session. still gaining. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. oliver: time now for options insight with julie hyman. julie: thanks. joining me today is taught, chief strategist at bubba trading joining me from the cboe in chicago. great to see you. we have a sideways session today. the vix is up a little bit just over 13. we now have a drift after the recent rally. doesn't look to you like the drift continues? >> great to be with you? ,omething we're not looking at the high today, if you look at the nasdaq, that is getting clobbered. two out of the last three days, it is tting hurt here in maybe a little risk is coming off the table but until the vix plays along with it and starts a little higher, it is still probably age rift. we are seeing warning signs that say we might see some profit here because as i said, the nasdaq is down 55 points and futures i 10 points.

mrs. clinton will visit three and both of them will be in pennsylvania. "action news" reporter bob brooks live on independence mall this afternoon where matt just told us the clinton campaign will have a very big rally tonight, bob. >> reporter: brian, absolutely, this is the last day to campaign, the last night to rally for these people here in philadelphia and what a massive turnout we have had. you can see there's supporters there just across the street on chestnut here that have turned out, thousands and thousands of people the gates just opened. there's a little bit of a stall to get in but there's a lot of people that are happy they've been out here a long time. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: call them final rally cries for the final rally in philadelphia for hillary clinton. when you add in a giant donald trump replica head things get even more lively. independence mall looks like it's setting up for a rock show which the clinton rally partially is. jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen will take the stage before hillary takes the podium and some people were honest that's what the