platt, a criminal justice major, was ejected from the game.conducted to determine if he should face further sanctions. platt's name has been removed from the team's roster on their web site. tenaglia was somehow still able to get up and finish the game after being checked for a concussion. >>> lebron james reaching another milestone last night. passing the great wilt chamberlain for fifth on the all-time scoring list. lebron with 44 points. leading the lakers over the blazers for the fourth straight win. he now trails kareem. >>> and circumstanzion williamse alley-oop. he is 6'7", 285 pounds. the second heaviest player in the nba right now and he has a 45-inch vertical. an teams and their fans something to hope for. >>> major league baseball handing out cy young awards. both had sub-2.00 e.r.a.s. justin verlander was on the list, but posted this didn't win, but can't be too upset when i have this little girl waiting for daddy off camera. he and his wife, kate upton welcomed their daughter to the world last week. didn't win the cy young award,

in north platte holly barraclough barraclough the toronto raptors are one of the nba's mysteries. last season-- they clinch the one seed, but are swept in the playoffs by lebron for the 2nd year in a row. but since he's not out but since he's not out east anymore and they have a new coach plus kawhi leonard, maybe the warriors could meet them in june. --we go up north, drake loves the raptors, but he also loves every other good team in the league. --right off the bat, warriors off to a bad start... kawhi leonard..jumper is good.. raptors led by 18-in the first quarter. --warriors would trail by that much in the 2nd half. but a furious rally from kevin durant. end of the 3rd, kd pull up. scored the final 11 points to end the frame. --in the 4th, klay thompson jumping into the mix... converts on the one handed midrange. he finished with 23... warriors within 2. . --in the final seconds, champs down 3... call on durant... with leonard in his face, knocks down the fadeaway from the corner. game knotted at 119..and we are going to overtime. --in the extra period, warriors committed 5-

the player hit bright platte did stay in the game.s won the game. >>> the rest of the country will be spared from watching the raiders and 49ers in prime time next month. both teams had their upcoming sunday night games replaced by more compelling teams. the 49ers and seahawks game on december 2 is now at 1:25. the raiders/steelers game is also now an afternoon start. so san francisco and oakland will play home games at the same time on the 9th. >> insult to injury. >> that has to hurt. >> the only contest right now between the 49ers and raiders is who gets the number one pick. right now the raiders have that slot. >> that's not a good competition at all! >>> coming up, the sickness now hitting fire shelters in butte county. >> one location has even opened up several isolation rooms to keep the germs from spreading. >> lawyer for stormy danielsarrested. what michael avenatti had to say about the charges. >>> the first of the migrant caravan has made it to the border. but is this the end of the line? what's next for thousands of people

year in three months later the dutch safety board published a report that is itself a platts m.h. seventy crashed because often. i have three well four and more i have the today just outside of the arrow playing the best the left side of the cockpit the report didn't blame any specific group or person an estimated a very wide area of three hundred twenty kilometers as a zone from which the missiles fired at the same time the russian producer of boog missiles day conducted its own independent investigation. that they speeded me up the fullest. loue of the delegates i mean if you like yet the nist is up a school during the experiment they blew up a retired airliner with a bouquet missile and came to the conclusion that the malaysian plane was brought down by the older type of missiles not used by russia anymore but still in the possession of ukraine the company claims that the missile was launched from the territory controlled by the ukrainian military. one would expect that these controversial results would again stir up public interest in the investigation but the tragedy of malay

with me is nick coleman, senior oil analyst at s&p global platts. good morning.ade in saudi arabia have pushed up the price a little, haven't they? brent up by about 2%. but it isn't an agreement amongst all opec members at all, is it? not at all. one significant player, who was absent were the iranians, of course, yesterday. the saudis were hedging their bets slightly, they wa nt to hedging their bets slightly, they want to see what will happen. they have this formal opec meeting next month when the real decisions get taken. at the moment, things are in flux. only last week were the sanctions against iran. everybody wa nts to sanctions against iran. everybody wants to see how that plays out in the next few weeks. absolutely. do you think the talk in abu dhabi would have been, amongst the opec members, that it is also the rise in production in the us that is causing problematic? because it is a record high, isn't it? it is. stock levels in the us are high. they have been rising for about two months. these are rising for about two months. these a re closely rising

herman wang, senior oil writer at s&p global platts, is with me now.o watch every twist and turn, what effect do you think these sanctions will have? america wa nted these sanctions will have? america wanted to wield a big stick, because of the political realities of the oil market they are having to wield maybe a switch instead, pressuring a lot of countries to reduce oil exports but they are giving aid waivers to eight countries to continue to import iranians oil. and they are going to give them time to do that but the devil will be in the detail, they haven't announced what countries, the terms, how long they will be allowed to import or come quantities, they say these countries will eventually have to bring them down to zero as much as possible, we expect those details later today on the countries, the markets and the impact, how much oil will come from the market. if it is worst-case scenario, let's say the us is successful, what impact will that have the global oil markets? you have the global oil markets? you have the global oil markets? you hav

have you ever collected your platt form to collect information on people who scrutinize your platform? james freeman, these are pretty serious charges. >> a lot of money, a lot of politics here. consumers ought to be wary here. they ought to be wary that there is a big deal between silicon valley and washington. they sound good, but a lot of down side if you prevent competition against facebook which is normally what regulation does. liz: you are saying the market can fix the problem. >> tim cook saying the market failed. i don't think so. i think we tall know as consumers we have been trading information about ourselves in turn for a lot of free services from facebook for years. maybe this is a helpful remind tore people. liz: i know you are pretty cynical about facebook's aptitude to do things. but here is the thing. zuckerberg is under fire. the senate democrats are saying you can't regulate yourself. the "wall street journal" and the "new york times" stories about facebook have been bombshells. no one knew the scope of what facebook was doing to undermine its critics. >> i don't t

more you said i was in the white house thirtieth of november meeting with dr questionnaire and justin platt planning for my president to come and meet president drum on december first he said it was not ruling out jerusalem on the part of your capital as well i'm going to give you facts. mr questionnaire camorra fifty it'll be somebody from morsi thirty from iran but first of december you're supposed to sign on not moving them. and he said to me i'm not going to do it i said then my president the best counsel you want to make my president and the first film clip from the six to make him look like his colluding with you he said you can do that so they can do that and if you do look as if you would recognize them as capital you would have disqualified yourself from any at all and the best probably regret the fact remains you can't get on with this administration you're not going to work it you said you said they're not only brokers. you've said but you've accused them of not being honest brokers over the years you've worked with many u.s. administrations who were much better disposed toward y

we're seeing a bit cool off in the weather across eastern parts of europe platte piling in from the north there that northerly wind always drag and those temperatures down and that will be the case as we go on through the next day or so meanwhile we've got southerly winds across western parts as really picking those temperatures up for london and paris getting well up into double figures into the mid teens in some cases cooler weather we do have over towards ukraine for example has brought a little dusting of snow for some and further south into southeastern parts of turkey will sensing some significant rainfall enough to cause some flooding so let's take a look at the temperatures there book or restaurant eleven celsius celsius there just eight degrees there for ankara some cloud and rain here barely getting up above freezing in kiev and hovering around freezing there for moscow but for the west at about fifteen sixteen for london and paris generally dry basin places of claptrap some folk coming in as we go on to was the way can't believe king last the settle across much of western new f

nate tenaglia hits a three-pointer and kewan pl platt went after him with a forearm to the face. the university is appalled by the player's conduct. i'm surprised. >> have you seen anything like that? >> i'm surprised we are not talking about assault charges. aside from being uss pesuspende. we have seen nasty things in the nhl that are close to this. the fact it was planned and he looked at the referee. >>> 20 minutes past the hour. overnight, the vice president meeting with key asian leaders in singapore. what was on the agenda and which world leader fell asleep? we're live in hong kong. ♪ [ neighing ] [ neighing ] [ sigh ] it's bring your own phone, not pony. so i could've taken the bus? yeah. bring your phone. switch your carrier. save hundreds a year with xfinity mobile. call, click or visit a store today. >>> east asian leaders meeting with vice president mike pence as the 33rd asean summit wraps up in singapore. russian president poovladimir pn appeared there. the regional leaders taking on several key issues. they did not appear to be critical enough to keep moon jae-in a

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platts analytics and my colleagues are putting the forecast for brent at $70 to $80 per barrel, but areurrently saying due to the bearish sentiment they expect -- and the stock builds, they expect it to test $65 per barrel going forward. >> all right beth evans, thank you very much for joining us from london >>> coming up next, music to the ears of investors. the one stock that is surging in a big way this morning we'll bring you that name ahead. >>> later, commuter chaos. i was caught up in this. a wild winter storm wreaking havoc across the northeastern united states. it's the story that has everyone talking at least out here today, this morning, the fallout when we come back what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> if you are just waking up or listening in, futures are pointing to a

overboard as he does the independent reform wing of new york politics, he makes his piece with thomas platt, there's a certain pattern to what roosevelt will do. is tr really believe all this stuff? when he fights you, when he fights you, a great friend of his helped save his bacon in 1898 when all of a sudden they produce the smoking gun against him. against tr. he is ready to be nominated by the republicans and someone produces tammany hall and his opponents produced letters from tr, the district of columbia, saying i am not a resident of sagamore hill or of the city of new york. i'm a resident of the district of columbia who wants to get out of taxes and i disqualified him from the governorship, but there is this mumbo-jumbo speech to the convention and they go nothing to see here and we will nominate him and the public elects theodore roosevelt narrowly to the governorship and ruth is described by roosevelt when he is in roosevelt as cabinet as the ablest candidate or cabinet members and alexander hamilton. the hamilton -- the federalists and the whigs to the republican, tariffs, protec

this is platt, he delivers a forearm to the face of a nichol's college player.is appalled and a review will be conducted to see if he will review additional punishment. >>> toxic is the word of the year, and people have used it to describe a vast array of things, and oxford says the scope of the application made toxic the standout choice. in my house, the word is gucci. >> my son's favorite word is moist. that's another story. there's nothing he can't work that word into. i say toxic all the time. >> i give you credit. >> and i have to split the credit with britney spears. she had a song. i will play for that over the break. >>> and talking about the inner workings of the investigation, because his guy, matt whitaker, is now the acting attorney general. we will discuss. - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one so in as little as 30 minutes it will be crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and on your table. the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. discover.o. on

. >> but nothing yesterday came off and we're platt today >> oh, i think you could say because yesterday didn't give anything back you got a lot. what do you want, another 400-point day? >> i do. >> a little grezy? we could have easily gotten some back >> still 8% off the high from just two months ago. we have a lot of wood to chob. i will say this, scott, and this i strongly believe, if powell hadn't walked back and he had before the speech, if he hadn't walked back from the early october statement that we're a long way from neutral, it would have been a disaster, a lights out disaster how do we get the year end rally, you need progress on trade. to what brenda said, companies are getting a little scared here not doing the capex we all expected and saw >> what if you get out of the dinner tomorrow, hey, dinner went well, conversation was good we're going to continue talking. there's not a negative headline. is that enough >> my opinion, and there's no way to know, no, it's not enough >> that's not enough to take stocks higher? that's not enough for a one-month move >> i agree we need mo

. >> boo-yah, walter >> caller: question is i did some homework and find out leggett & platt bought aor -- >> i have to tell you we are in a housing bad market and it's being exacerbated so i can't -- that's 4% yield. i need to go to john john >> caller: jim, you are out in sacramento valley. okay we've been doing some homework me and the caveman and think bofa might be a safe haven during nice political times. what do you think? >> bofa? i like bofa is terrific but understand it will be stalled until the fed gives us more direction. they don't want to wreck the economy. >> dave. >> caller: boo-yah from -- >> i had an orange grove >> caller: oh, yeah. >> i had everything stolen from me when i lived in my car. >> caller: i have -- i bought a stock after i saw him as a guest, integrated device technology >> ca-ching, ca-ching. you got to take it take that money offer the table and go buy a nice cashmere sweater. richie in new jersey richie. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call first-time caller. little nervous. >> relax it's just a crazy show. >> caller: i've been getting a gr

miss platt quoted very clearly that at the time in 1973, it was only 15 years old or so, asked was i.so therefore it obviously couldn't be considered as part of that. and of course, now it is 45 years old. it is 60 years old. nevermind. so that creates the question about the period of significance >> i just did exactly what commissioner highland said about his first two points. we are talking about a resource -- we don't want to chip away at a historical resource and we will not get it back. so we need to be very careful about how we proceed. >> thank you. did you have a comment? >> i do have a comment. however, i am happy to weight until just before the vote. >> thank you. >> obviously this could only be described -- it apparently started from -- i don't want to use this question, with the landmarks people did botch it. and we have to deal with that unfortunate situation. it is extremely troubling that we would be confronted today after people have done so much work to get ready for this hearing with a request for continuance and with absolute wait, as far as i can see, no justificat

my name's quinton platte. thank you for taking the time to hear everyone speak today. this has been an issue that has clearly a lot of time has been spent on. this is public comment, but to me it's a very personal issue, and i just want to express how much i support a fair process. and i do agree that the neighborhoods should weigh in on what businesses are open and have a chance to judge the people opening the businesses in their community and make sure they are actually going to be a part of their community and deserve to have that opportunity, but there was a process in place and a lot of people made decisions. personally in their lives, financially, planning for their futures, based on the process that was outlined, that was already in place and approved. so while i do think that it's important for areas that have a conditional use authorization to, you know, that team to be qualified, i also don't think it's a very good idea to open it back up and to go back and now change the process yet again. friend of mine also asked me to speak on his behalf a little bit, bec

indictments that is alleged, and we also know that manafort certainly was involved in changing the platt form to be highly favorable to russia in its interests gaiagainst ukrain >> we know all of that and we also know that in the other area of most active effort by mueller right now that jerome corsi and roger stone likely had knowledge of the hacking, too, and that could have been coordinated with the campaign, and so we are a really potentially at the epicenter of the what has been missing to date which is the tie-in to russi -- assange activity and the campaign itself. >> and kristen welker, you talk talked to julian assange before this article from "guardian" report, and there any reaction yet from the white house about the "guardian" piece? >> no reaction yet, and we have reached out to multiple senior officials here to get their response, but i did just hear from rudy giuliani again moments ago in response to the "guardian" piece, and he says it is unequivocally fake news, and that is a quote from the president's attorney rudy giuliani, and to your point, i have been corresponding

he had to take out platt maps and single handedly find all of the missing voters and take the state to court to get a new election. that means that this isn't about partisanship. but it's also not about rhetoric. it's about the reality of people being denied their basic right to vote in the united states, especially in the state of georgia. >> so you had -- i want to show this stat because it's really remarkable how many votes you got. this is barack obama got 1.7 million, a little north of that. the last gubernatorial candidate jason carter 1.1 million. you got 1.9 million votes. you got 800,000 more votes than the last person running for governor. more votes than barack obama, more toivonvotes than hillary c running for president. i also want to play you a georgia state legislature who outlined her theory of the case for georgia back in 2014 when i was down in georgia looking at the political map of the state. take a listen. >> georgia's democratic party now faces the mirror opposite situation as republicans. instead of looking for candidates ever color in a country that is getting l

collin platt was one of those students. four days ago, he tweeted a graphic comparing the air quality last year during the sonoma fires on your left when classes were canceled. the air quality index then was lower than this week's numbers shown on your right. >> from there, people started making movements in the online community, and the pitching got started. in a matter of three days probably got 8,000 signatures. >> but just before 2:00 p.m. when the aqi went above 200, usf announced the campus was closing effective immediately through tomorrow. nearby san francisco state had already made that decision, sending students home early for the thanksgiving break. because of the extremely poor air quality and concern for health of faculty, staff and students. aiden mcfadden, a student said the college made the right choice. >> i think they did, because the air quality is pretty bad. so the students, like, you know, need the safety. >> this morning, uc berkeley was also monitoring their air quality, consulting with medical staff

move from the classic traditional facebook platform to the instagram platform and on the instagram plattit can be monetized just as well as facebook can there's a second tier shift which is the move away from the news feed items towards stories. that's where the question mark is around monetization today the big advantage with facebook is there's no real competition for it as a social media platform that's a pretty rare position. so if you have a leading asset like that without dramatic competitive risk, that's -- and the stock sells off, that's usually a great buying opportunity. it's why it's our number one pick in this >> speak to the issue of apple because a lot of people look at apple as a proxy for what's going on with china in this tariff war >> i don't cover apple i'm going to punt a little bit on that. but if you look at these names where you see the growth slowing down the most is where the stocks are going to most underperform or at least out-perform. when you see the most consistent growth, the secular growth, that is what these names are. google, amazon, nemt fltflix. that c

kewan platt elbow ad player. that player, is okay.es. lynn revealed on the ellen degeneres show, that she is donating $500,000 to the travis mills foundation that helps wounded vets. >> very important to me we never forget the sacrifices that our soldiers and their families make for our country. jillian: west was inspired by her dad and brothers who served in the military. the single mother of three from iowa won $343 million in the powerball jackpot last month. isn't that incredible. steve: sharing the wealth. >> single mom, that is sweet. now she doesn't have to worry about college. steve: doesn't have to worry about anything. ainsley: so generous of her. we love our veterans. steve: moment ago we saw kevin corke on the north lawn of the white house where it is snowing. janice, the storm is heading our way. janice: it is but not here yet. where are you from? >> fargo, north dakota. janice: that is nothing for her. >> i want to wish my wife a speedy recovery. janice: love it. how old are you? >> 16 years old. janice: going to get int