so we can see here what has happened with pulte.run coming in here maybe we hit the pause button on earnings specifically the call was the november 39, 40 call spread. >> well, after a post-earnings pop, pullty -- pulte is down >> within have you your spreads on this is now in the money. so actually you are paying essentially to own it. i would actually blow this out on monday and look for another opportunity to re-enter it i would say the market string that's this hasn't relatively been as strong as you otherwise may think it would be. >> for the structure on the options side, it's moved along, in terms of the premise, a group that's overbought and needs to rest and give back that part is intact. >> it is >> and it is, it's had a very bad week for home builders the thought that they will quickly get going is not a good get. >> do you agree? >> they have overshot, who knows if rates are going back down lower, it may be a support level for them i don't know >> up next, final call this piece is talking to me. yeah? so what do you see?

changed my life. >> when i wake up every day and it changes and it gets bigger, it's viral. >> chris: pulteays he's helped raise money so for some families can buy thanksgiving turkeys but he's considering a $100,000 giveaway for christmas. that's it for today. have a great week and a happy thanksgiving and we will see you next "fox news sunday" 0 ofrjts a search underway for a campus shooter. >>> governor gavin newsom issuing an executive order to help victims recover. how the order could speed up the rebuilding process. process. >>> ahead of the thanksgiving holiday, we are live at sfo with what you need to know if you're catching a flight. >> mornings on two. >> good morning, welcome to mornings on two on this sunday november 24th. >> good morning, happy weekend weather. i'm frank mal coat. let's widen the gap here and find rosemary ri and talk about the chilly weather we have upon us. >> another cool one. today very similar to yesterday. a

the poll and the limits of a di everything she could to cat pult suzy loftus into the district attorney's office. she even appointed to into the job on an interim basis. but it just wasn't enough. >> she didn't necessarily do loftus any favors by appointing her in that way. >> reporter: melissa king says the mayor's strategy may have backfired. likely inspired more resentment than loyalty. >> the people who voted in this election who took that effort and came out are people who already knew who they wanted to support. they weren't people who were looking to the mayor to tell them who to support. they had their minds made up. >> reporter: chesa boudin says it was his message that won the day. >> people are hungry for change. >> reporter: mayor breed has promised to put politics aside and work with the new da whose very election demonstrates the limits of what a mayor, even a popular one, can accomplish. >> we have a long history of mayors in san francisco not having coattails. gavin newsom's candidates often lost. and so it's not unique to london breed that her sort of slate of candidates

. >> reporter: her career quickly cat pulted from there. she started booking acting gigs. major movie -- >> oh, my god. >> reporter: -- "gone girl" starring as ben affleck's character's girlfriend. and as amy schumer's friend in "i feel pretty." >> you were dumped? >> can you stop saying dumped? >> of course. i'm sorry. i just assumed that you wouldn't have to deal with stuff like that. >> because of my body? >> reporter: all the while gracing cover after magazine cover. were you always comfortable in your own skin? >> i grew up with the idea of bodies not always being about sex. i think for me what happened was when i did hit puberty there was this sort of moment where i was like oh, now people are uncomfortable with me. why are people now judging me because my body is different and makes them feel a different way? >> so how did you internalize that? >> it was hard, yeah. i think i felt really judged and i don't think that i always liked myself and i thought that oh, no one's going to take me seriously. even at the age of 12. but i had a really good mom who basically said

kevin stops the call, pults it in park, i roll down the window. i say, sir, need some help?tries to brush me off and i said, please, anything you need. he said i'm just hungry. i think it says somewhere in the bible that if you have two mcdonald's french flees and your neighbor has none -- it was the sermon on the big mac. he -- i hand him some fries. he switches and asked another question. -- i work with homeless shelters and groups a lot. i realize this has all been a crisis. i happen to carry extra socks in my car. he said, i'm sorry, i don't have any socks. i thought kevin would drive away. but he doesn't. he reaches between his legs, kicks off the shoes he's wearing and takes off his shocks -- socks and hands them to the guy through the window. three blocks from my home. don't tell my mother but the socks she gave me last christmas, i haven't even opened yet. i talk about love and kindness and grace but all of every single day god delivers us opportunities to make a difference in people's lives and we don't even know it. sometimes it's just a word. there was a group in

-- let me just ask you, does this make you rethink the other democratic gun proposals, gun control pulteroposals out there, like mandatory gun buybacks? are we really for -- >> you are seeking moral equivalence that doesn't even make sense. i don't believe in mandatory buybacks but i do believe in things like words like laws and things like not allowing people who are convicted of hate crimes to have guns. i do believe in things like limiting the size of -- >> tucker: okay. hold on paired weight. hold on. let's get it very specific very fast. limiting the size of magazines, so in d.c. for exempt, rounds maximum, and to felony data more than that. if what you will be in favor of sending someone to jail for having a magazine with the capacity for 11 rounds in it? yes? right. that is the law. that is the law in d.c., for example, where i am sitting right now, but you are not okay way stopping someone who's got a gun visible on the street and taking the gun away? >> i think any sane person, someone has a gun visible on the street, does not have a conceal and law, they should be revoked, abso

. >> and we pults tt the numbers the screen. 88% of stops and frisks were -- sorry, 87% with respect black or latino, and 88% of those people were innocent. so when bloomberg looks at the field and calculates that the progressive base is not going to be enthusiastic about him, and then he looks at the percentage of the black and minority vote and he thinks how do i get them involved, was this just one of those necessary apologies that he had -- regardless of what he may actually believe, he had no choice but to ask for forgiveness on? >> i think you're right, we don't know what he believes. but clearly the politics of it dictates that he was going to have to deal with this issue. and in fairness to everyone, i think that he is going to have to deal with the record apology or not. i think mr. biden will have to deal with the '94 crime bill. and bernie sanders who voted for it. so i think that we have a responsibility in the country black and white to hold everybody responsible. you can't question kamala harris as prosecutor in california and not say to mike bloomberg we still want to

andrew, the fallout continues following the damning interview with the bbc last week confirming maumt pulters are cutting ties with the prince's project. a charity just a few days after he said he would step down from future royal duties in the near future. the prince was noticed yesterday riding horseback with his mom, the queen, and then you see headlines he's been kicked out of buckingham palace? >> reporter: yes, kendis. that's right. pictures coming out giving a first glimpse of his royal rift of sorts happening after this interview labeled a p.r. disaster by the prince. as regards his presence in buckingham palace, the royal family typically would feel buckingham is a second home. about this past week the son of the queen known answer the party prince now finds his royal footing on a bit of a slippery slope. a first look at prince andrew trying to ride up a storm an a botched interview about disgraced financier jeffrey epstein. leading to him stepping back from royal doings. said to be moving out, going outside of buckingham palace, the news not even a week after becoming a p.r. nigh

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