rob lowe's live show is called "stories i only tell my friends". i hope that's ok to you, rob lowe.eresa may's irish backstop proposal is proving so controversial north of the border. welcome to edinburgh. we are in this brewery trying to work out if there isa brewery trying to work out if there is a better way to organise that brexit deal and take a look at this. 9000 pints in each of these. you think that's big, take a look at that one there. 25,000 pints in each of them. what's funny is, when you talk about business, sony things that i get their head around. places like this, working out what it means the importance of raw materials. all the importance of raw materials. all the costs associated with that. although the to get the skills. this is the end of the skills. pace of about 4000 bottles every week. what they want out of the brexit deal. but the news, travel and wherever you are. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. not a single person has contacted a nighttime telephone service set—up to help people affected in the grenfell tower fire. the phone line offers support — and it repla

rob lowe of our affiliate kdvr has more. >> reporter: heartbreaking texts from shannan watts to a closea crumbling marriage and a wife who can't figure out why her husband seems to suddenly want a divorce. six days before she was murdered, shannan tells a friend, chris told me last night he's scared to death about this third baby and he's happy with bella and celeste and doesn't want another baby. remember, shannan was pregnant with a boy but doesn't know it yet when she tells her friend, i'm supposed to go tomorrow for ultrasound and gender. i just want to cry. we've never had a problem in our relationship like this. never. this is total left field. shannan's friend tries to comfort her texting, oh, honey, it will be okay. give him time. he's adjusting to the idea of the baby. he shouldn't be doing this to you, but he's a good guy. he will fix it. what if he doesn't love me anymore? not possible, honey. he loves you. shannan ron shannan responds tomorrow is eight years we started dating. the next day, she says, he says we are not compatible anymore. he refuses to hug me. her friend sug

the russian this is a good question those who are very loyal to her but we saw that actually don't rob lowe to her we thought estimate was was going to toe the line and they've decided today that they can't do that that may well be all those we could see a penny more than to use the international development secretary she could decide to walk today as well i think everything is on the table and we can't assume anything and we're also as both of them pointed out to keep barbara waiting to find out whether these forty eight letters are received by that committee to say that they want they want to leadership contest because they are not happy with two reason may and i do thing about number is edging up just remember that only yesterday we had the former form of former brits accepted secretary david davis calling on members of the cabinet to resign that is now happening today so we are in a complete state of flux as we're looking at live pictures of parliament here alex explained to us how this challenge to teresa mayes. ship in the tory party works well he so graham brady who is the head of th

his hollywood clientele includes rob lowe and mike tyson, but none impresses him like sam simon. >> the first meeting he had with sam, tyson came back and went, "i met my hero. i met a guy that's doing way more than i am with animals." it was a bromance. >> alison kilmer is tyson's wife. >> was it more than just about the dog? >> oh, yeah. tyson knew right away that sam was someone that was gonna mentor him. >> still, tyson hesitates taking the columbo case. why? >> i had stopped working with that breed a few years prior, just because of the volatility and the liability issues around them. >> i'm sure that training aggressive dogs is dangerous. where is columbo on the scale? >> if it's a scale from 1 to 10, columbo's a 12. >> tyson says he makes an exception for columbo, when simon convinces him that health issues, like painful hip dysplasia, explain why he's such a bad dog. so, it's not just behavioral. it's also medicine? >> that's correct. >> simon's already paying for the best veterinary medicine money can buy. among other things, columbo gets electromagnetic therapy and acupuncture

rob marciano. >> the coastal low then taking shape and then philadelphia, new york, evening rush is going to be slick with snow. >> parts of the interior northeast could see more than half a foot of snow. and, of course, we're heading into a busy holiday travel week. you can also expect delays at several airports from the midwest to the east coast. we'll take a closer look at the forecast in just a few moments. >>> now to the other big story this morning, michael avenatti, lawyer for stormy daniels, and a fierce critic of president trump has been arrested in los angeles accused of domestic violence. he is now responding as we learn new details about the case. abc's kenneth moton has the latest. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: neither michael avenatti nor the lapd has gone into great detail about the allegations against him. the attorney known for going toe-to-toe with president trump on social media and in court is now facing his own legal problems. overnight attorney michael avenatti out on a $50,000 bond defending himself after he was arrested charged with felony domestic violence. >> i have ne

jillian: yeah, but this american hero was taking the high road, response to another saturday night low. robe booming economy seal the deal in battleground states, strategists says there's a good chance that it will and here is live to talk about that coming up. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so, next time don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? rob: nearly 65% of americans strew economy as good or excellent, according to new poll, most optimistic attitudes have been in nearly 2 decades in this country. jillian: could economic boom spell doom for republicans, their weigh in republican strategists john thomas, thank you for your time this morning. >> great to be here. jillian: is that enough for re

rob: 26% approval, quite low. nigel farage, appreciate your time. 35 minutes after the hour.blamed for deadly bus crash and that storm is on the move. janice dean with a major warning for 100 million americans. jillian: would an old britney spears song come to mind? the ox for dictionary's word of the year. ♪ rob: a powerful more easter packed with snow, rain and thunderstorms is headed to the northeast, blame for deadly bus crash in mississippi. two people killed, dozens injured after police say the driver lost control and flipped on an icy highway. and arkansas heavy snow causing dangerous driving and spin outs. janice dean is live tracking this wintry blast headed our way. can't believe, snow down south. >> houston, texas, the earliest snow flurry activity they have ever seen. places like you mentioned, mississippi, arkansas, alabama, tennessee, snowfall as well. it will be a messy ride into the afternoon. current temperatures, 31 in dallas, 35 in mobile, alabama, 31 in new york city, windchills in the single digits, below 0 if you get towards main. the past 12 hours, this

rob: 55 after the hour. democrats in disarray with dozens of candidates throwing their name in the 2020 ring. >> examine ice and its role. >> get in the face of some congresspeople. >> they go lowb: do democrats need somebody they don't want in order to win in 2020? jillian: drivers thought they were getting a ticket but officers have something else in store. find out when "fox and friends first" returns at the top of the hour. ♪ go your own way ♪ go your own way ♪ rob: november 21st, border order blocks, the president firing back after an obama appointed judge opens the door to asylum-seekers entering the country illegally. >> to the caravan of migrants qualify for asylum? former president barack obama says donald trump is not solving the most pressing problems and has a theory as to why. >> prank called the turkey challenge freaking parents all across the country. can you microwave a 25 pound turkey. jillian: the most surprising response from butterball, "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪

certain amount of wind damage around the show as they age out to the mediterranean as that low went north and rob not being the end of it i'm afraid it's not what's developing now over spain never the bay of biscay is going to almost repeat the process so the overnight period the next twenty four hours effectively you've got this massive green city turning to some sort of a circulation of the more rain falling in italy probably in croatia as well that the snow in the southern alps and the when we start to cause a certain amount of damage so we could see a repeat of the flooding in venice which is a bit higher than you would normally expect and once more you'd expect a whole lot to move north as in this case i think we might see a bit of a change of fortunes and the rain hangs around in italy and it drops across the mediterranean to north africa as well all this time the wants been gradually pushed out from what's really a very warm place which is remain is way down tonight in bucharest which isn't that different to be honest from the seventeen madrid so the whole of europe is seeing this change o

rob roth joins us. >> reporter: low morale among police officers, criticism over the handle of a sex scandal, some of the points made in a critical report of the richmond police department. >>> reporter: the 15-page report by an outside consultant criticized the leadership of the richmond police department. among its findings, low morale among rank-and-file police officers who express a lack of confidence in the department's upper management. there exists strong belief that the command staff is apathetic, unaccountable and not competent to lead rpd to the next level. the police chief owen brown said he welcomed the analysis by mbd innovation. >> i think it's good to get outside perspective. if you are interested in improving and getting better. >> reporter: the president of the richmond police officer's association says low morale is a serious problem and widespread. >> i think it's going to take a culture change within police management in how they interact with line staff and the policies and the way procedures and things are implemented within the police department. >> reporter: b

in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> low visibility, burning eyes, sore throats, and people in masks, the new reality in the smoke choked bay area as people are urged to stay indoors and out of the smoke. >> one of the things we want to emphasize is that these masks are no substitute for staying indoors. >> schools, sporting events and even the big game between stanford and cal are canceled because of the unhealthy air quality. good evening. i'm alyana gomez. >> i'm andre senior. all of this stemming from the butte county "camp fire" as hundreds of people remain unaccounted for and in a few minutes we are expecting an update from cal fire officials. >> right now here's the numbers. firefighters continue to make steady progress containing the "camp fire." it's burned about 142,000 acres and is now 45% contained. the death toll stands at 63 with an update as we mentioned expected momentarily. authorities say more than 600 people are unaccounted for and that number could change within the hour. the fire has destroyed nearly 10,000 homes. president trump will tour the area tomor

dillon, if it is a win in florida, which is 27 of the congress, and 27 districts, they would be a rob lowegovernors. indeed the first. we collected pennsylvania speak to nick bryant there. he was just telling you this results in the russell states, particularly important to note. what is seen their pennsylvania, nick? pennsylvania, we have just had to democratic pick—ups in the house. the fifth district, which is a suburban seat here in philadelphia, the then they can do they look so she has won re—election. certainly thatis she has won re—election. certainly that is the project. we were also took at the pittsburgh seven. a guy called, lamb. this is the only race in the country were unencumbered is up in the country were unencumbered is up against unencumbered. the projection there is that, lab will win that seat in the suburbs of pittsburgh. that is another democratic pickup. so here in pennsylvania the democrats do seem to picking up the seats they need to win back the house. it's worth pointing out that fox news is now projecting that the democrats will re nt projecting that the democra

ktvu's rob roth is joining us now with more. >> reporter: low morale among police officers, criticism over the handling a sex scandal, those are some of the issues raised in the report onthe police department. the report criticized the leadership of the richmond police department. low morral, a lack of dispatched -- morale, a lack of confidence. police chief said he welcomed the analysis. >> i think it is good to get outside perspective. if you are interested in improving and getting better. >> reporter: he said the lomorale may be due to understaffing. >> the most important thing is to bridge the gaps when they are identified and that is the value of having open communication. >> the report was critical of how the chief handled a sex scandal involving six officers who were involved with a teenage sex worker. she had gone to a florida rehabilitation center with the help of richmond police. the report said the decision to facilitate the transpt the type of decision made in a vacuum and discussed after the fact. >> difficult when you have to work within the confines of protections and t

low clouds cover downtown san jose. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist robr vianey arana and has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> we're seeing a little bit of everything, low clouds, especially around san francisco. fog setting up inland. san jose, hazy sun and patchy, low clouds. it is a cooler start to the morning, 47 degrees in san jose and there's a look at the filtered sunlight around concord and walnut creek this morning. fog out through inland contra costa and alameda county. concord visibility a third of a mile. half-mile san rafael and napa, seeing thick fog for the morning. highs today will be in the low to mid-60s. similar trend tomorrow with some morning fog and the rain makes a big comeback starting tuesday and for the middle part of the week. full look at a stormy week ahead which includes rain but this go round more wind, high surf and bigger snow totals for the sierra. >> lots of fun in the snow ahead. rob, thanks. >>> we begin with breaking news right now. 49ers linebacker reuben foster has been released from the team following his ar

lowes and hope -- home depot taking 40% on appliances. that's because of recent supreme court ruling requiring more companies to collect sales tax on online purchases. robks so much. thanksgiving holiday travel has been halted for a lot of people, thousands of flights canceled, roads have turned into parking lots, janice dean live tracking a big storm that hit and has affected millions of people this morning. >> china wants to make a deal very badly. >> do you think it's going to happen? >> they will be paying tremendous amount of money. jillian: and president trump set to come face to face with china's president as he steps up pressure on trade and there's new signs that pressure is working, why our next guest says don't expect the left to give him any credit. i wasn't tough enough to quit on my own. not until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. it reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could stop. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts

rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this has been a powerfully stacked storm, from top to bottom in the atmosphere. now we have a secondary low kicking in. check it out on the satellite picture. shows you how expansive this system is. now we have flood alerts that range from maryland and new jersey, along the new england coastline. wi there's a lot of rain on the warm side of this. eastern massachusetts seeing its wettest fall on record. more rain coming tonight. that should clearly 7:00 a.m. in albany, it turns to snow. significant snowfall. and then lake effect snow behind this. a lot of cold air. another epic november storm, david. and winter hasn't even started yet. >> unfortunate reminder. rob marciano, thank you. >>> we move on to other news this monday night, and the news today couldn't have come at a worse time. just weeks now until christmas, and general motors has now revealed it will lay off workers in ohio, michigan and maryland. thousands of jobs. at least three vehicles will no longer be made. abc's eva pill grim is in detroit tonight. >> reporter: tonight, major cuts at car giant gm. nearly 15,000 jobs eliminat

low and it is anthony miller. jillian: look at that. the bears' defense hold minnesota vikings. robly scary sight in washington, alex smith off the field with a badly broken leg. he is done for the season, maybe longer. the redskins lose 23-21 in houston. jillian: this i don't know what happened. the defending super bowl champs down the toilet, really, stomped by the saints 48-7, rob, i woke up and i checked the score and i was like whoa, good thing i wake up early because i couldn't watch it. foles is backup. rob: tensions boiling over tijuana, hundreds of residents taking to the streets protesting the massive migrant caravan. brand-new warning from the president. jillian: the president dropping the major hint on the russia probe. >> we gave very, very complete answers to a lot of questions that i shouldn't have been asked. jillian: what does this mean for the future of mueller investigation? hon weighs in next. cleaning. cleaning. that's what you expect from shark, and our newest robot vacuum is no exception. from floors to carpets, it tackles all kinds of debris, even pet hair, w

rob. >> reporter: hey, david. i got to tell you, it's rare to see snow-covered strn manhta earliest snow in 30 years. let's get to the radar right now. the low is over the delmarva, and the snow shield is spreading north. parts of pennsylvania, a this will traverse the coast as a nor'easter tonight. the snow along i-95 will briefl. this wind will increase, as well, and then changing back to snow. so, not only a horrific commute tonight, but a horrific commute in the morning. clearing out in the afternoon, and colder air. an additional one to tee inches on the shoreline. upstate new york could see over seven inches of snow. what a november snow event. >> rob, thank you. >>> in the meantime, the stunning accusations from several young women accusing three male professors at dartmouth turning their department into a 21st century animal house, they say, calling it a predators' club. abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: a bombshell lawsuit filed against dartmouth college, and tonight, the women behind it are speaking out. >> it was certainly a boys' club environment, so -- it was a highly sexualized culture. >> reporter: the complaint alleges that fo

to contain those ongoing blazes thank you very much rob well now china's state news agencies unveiled the newest member of his team a virtual. a low everyone in an english artificial intelligence this is my very first day and soon more news agency in a world first viewers were greeted by the presenter modeled on a real life chinese news reader the artificial intelligence based software can mimic mimic human facial expressions and mannerisms while reading out reports the digital anchors were on display at the world internet conference at rouge. perhaps better than the real thing thank you very well there's more on our website al-jazeera dot com. let's just recap top stories for you this hour trying because president has dissolved parliament clearing the way for snap elections it follows a two week long power struggle. policy resign that fired the prime minister and replaced him with the form a strongman and a writer backs up. and as has more from colombia. two weeks ago it was the removal of the prime minister and the swearing in of the former president by him with rajapaksa tonight it's a fact that parliament has been dissolved by

low. nobody was talking about that. they talk about what he talks about. he can drive this one way or the other. rob miami? you had a good night. >> you took your cowboy hat off. you can wear it in miami. rob: interesting stuff. we appreciate it. 48 minutes after the hour. one of the left's promised the way, wasn't a blue tsunami that democrats are waking up with control of the house. what does this mean for the president's agenda? ned ryan weighs in on that coming up next. here ya go, hon. hello! i'm an idaho potato farmer. did you ever notice that the very first bite of every great meal is always the potato? that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have the perfect taste and texture to get your meal started right. whoa. hey look, it's huge. oops, gotta go. hey, wait. come back. [ready forngs ] christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...

spent they're going from flat, low interest rates, and he does see challenges, but the economy is strong, inflation right on target, and to me, it was significant when rob kaplan asked what are the challenges for fed policy, and he raised the idea of we have to look at what we're doing for rates and how fast we are going to get to where we are going. listen to what he had to say and see what you think. >> there are challenges that are typical of this point in a cycle, and that is we have to be thinking about how much further to raise rates and the pace at which we will raise rates, and i think the way we will be approaching that is to be looking really carefully at how the markets and the economy and business contacts are reacting to our policy. course, everybody is always waiting to hear -- separate rate hike? done deal? powell did not really get into anything like that, but the little note of i'm not ignoring the fact that you all are concerned about how far we are going and how fast, and it's interesting that asked about housing, he acknowledged it is slowing down. he said it is something they are watching closely. why is that important? because hous

rob ross, ktvu fox 2 news. >> smoky air continues to cause delays at sfo. a traffic management program is in effect because of low visibility. the faa reports that some arriving flights are experiencing delays of about an hour. obviously, you should check with your airline if you're heading to the airport. >>> it could be the rain, not the smoke that could cause problems for thanksgiving traveling. experts say give yourself, obviously, extra time, if you are traveling by car, or by air this week. >>> coming up, an update on a hospital shooting in chicago. a police officer who was among the wounded has now died. >>> here at home, it has now ahead tonight, a discovery over the weekend that could possibly be linked to his disappearance. >>> and, organizers of an unofficial san francisco holiday tradition have been denied a permit from the city. what does that mean for this year's santacon? we'll tell you coming up. >>> let's look at the monday evening commute. out at the macarthur maze, it's jammed up. that is the commute direction on the left, heading up toward richmond and el cerrito. very slow going right now. >>

downside, a test, take out the most recent lows, we could rally through the end of the year but i think first quarter will be very ugly next year. charles: rob anxiety last hour of trading whether or not to get long. if people do, are there certain areas you're looking at? >> charles, the other guest was saying you want to be in stocks like alibaba. you want to be in stocks like tencent. these stocks have been absolutely crushed. em, has been demolished with a bear market. technically we're putting head and shoulders bottom. those are the names that lead. if you look at u.s., look at names up today. sales force reported great earnings a some an, that will take you up from here. charles: baidu up 2.6%. someone is listening to you guys. coming up a massive data breach at one of america's most popular hotel chains. it goes back years. the question is your personal information compromised. >>> outrage erupts over sheryl sandberg ordering facebook employees to dig up information into liberal billionaire george soros' finances. it's a stunning report. we'll discuss it next. ♪ ♪ charles: welcome back. stocks near session highs as the g20 summit is

low. 3% to 10%. making firefighting conditions difficult. no rain in this state the past few weeks. no rain until this weekend. thank you, robsterol guidelines. dr. jen will be here with what they mean for you. >>> and more of robin's one-on-one with former first lady michelle obama. why she says you should stop trying to make everyone happy. >>> plus, this is me swooning. jamie foxx is here. opening up about what he calls his most challenging role yet. we have got a wonderful audience upstairs. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] at carmax? that's a great question. if you'd stop in a monsoon to help someone change a tire, save a whale that had beached itself... you're gonna be ok big guy. push! lend a hand in an old-timey barn raising... you got it, jebediah! and if the middle school dance group was down one member and you'd step in and lead them all the way to glory... yes! then carmax is for you, because helping people is what our people are all about. tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody s

rob? >> absolutely, robin, and whit nailed it. it is a dynamic storm with a fast-moving lowver-changing conditions for 23 states now under advisories of either winter advisories or flood watches and we begin with what happened in st. louis. over four inches of snow fell there overnight and big-time accidents and slide-outs there and in indianapolis you're under an ice storm warning. look at this. roll down the window and there is another window, boom, full of ice and you have to break that just to see out the window. cincinnati also, they're scraping the ice off the windshields there. so looking for bright colors on the map. it's never a good thing. snow and sleet in philly and new york eventually by the evening rush here along i-95. we'll see a fair amount of snow, at least a start and coastal lows take over and we'll change to rain but a fair amount of snow in the inland areas there. locally over 8 inches and for the middle of november that is just way too much white on the map, my friend. >> any time there is snow it's always too much for me, rob. thank you so much. >>> a

rob roth explanation, the findings are critical of the department's leadership. >>> reporter: the 15-page report by an outside consultant criticized the leadership of the richmond police department. among its findings, low morale among rank-and-file police officers who express a lack of confidence in the department's upper and not competent to lead rpd to the the police chief owen brown said he welcomed the analysis by mbd innovation. >> i think it's good to get outside perspective. if you are interested in improving and getting better. >> reporter: the president of the richmond police officer's association says low morale is a serious problem and widespread. >> i think it's going to take a culture change within police management in how they interact with line staff and the policies and the way procedures and things are implemented within the police department. >> reporter: brown said the low morale may be due in part to understaffing and going years without pay raises. budgetary problems he can't control. >> the most important is to bridge the gaps when they're identified and that's the value of open communication and dialogue. >> reporter: the property was -- the report was also critical of how the ch

low taxes and have a surging economy and business friendly state. i never considered running for office on a federal level but if they come after my state i may consider running for office. robthe bay area gives these numbers and they are pretty surprising when you look at them. likelihood to move out of the bay area in 2018, 46% of people, 1000 people in the bay area want to get out. that is up from two years ago at 34%. you are seeing the pinch. what does california needs to learn from the rest of the country as you see, 61% of people want to get out of the bay area in another part of california. what is the message california needs to learn about how to run estate versus the way they are doing it. >> they need to learn how to put residents first. you have crime, drugs on the street and a state that prioritized illegals within the state with sanctuary cities and laws that protect them. with all the businesses in california residents are struggling and they have taxes, no excuse for public safety crises you are seeing. a lot of people want to leave to go to a more beneficial state. rob: population has grown exponentially. you talk to developers about how tough it is to buil

low humidity setting up really dangerous fire threat to bay area foothills. kari has been talking about the red flag warning all morning long. "today in the bay's" rob redell joins us from contra costa county with a heads up and warning from pg&e. >> reporter: good morning to you. also we're getting a sense of how contra costa county is dealing with this potential wildfire danger. they've already got regular staffing at their fire stations. they've already put a dozer crew on standby and in two hours they'll be deploying, calling up task force 2025. this is a task force that involves five engines and 15 firefighters who will be deploying to five different fire stations at 8:00 this morning throughout the county. now, they will be on standby in case a wildfire ignites. you might be thinking, how is that possible? it's november. it's obviously well into the fall here. we haven't had rain in a long time. the brush is dry. humidity levels are low. we've had these gusty winds that are forecast for the next 24 hours. we've got -- we're starting to see some right now. that's why the national weather service has issued red flag warning for coco county, alam

(rob live) i'm here at calfire's helicopter attack base near los gatos. it may be november but fire danger is still very high amid low humidity, an abundance of ready-to-burnvegetation and hgh winds. nats (winds whipping through trees)it's windy and it's going to stay that way for the next couple of days. the wind is strongest at the higher elevations but these eucalyptus trees in the hills near lexington reservoir are a sign that this latest red flag warning is a bit differentfrom earlier alerts issued by calfire says division chief jim crawford.jim crawford/calfire "....we've had high level winds with the other ones that didn't come down to the surface where this time we're seeing a bit more winds at lower elevations..." the fog is no longer much of a factor and there has been virtually no rain so far this fall. last week's stubborn fire off highway nine near felton managed to scorch a few otherwise fire-resistent redwoods. jim crawford/calfire '.....this is the time of year when you see fire season along the extreme coast, so places like felton, scotts valley, santa cruz and aptos come into play and be at risk in

higher relative lows and despite being underneath the 200-moving average it's upside you tent want to buy the names that ran like scalded cats today. look at intel as a laggard. >> rob is coming over. we have so many questions because he is not endorsing half of maga and throwing in intel. >> miaga. >> or mi yoend i don't know. first i want to ask about the rally today. because we are back to early october levels. >> right. >> is it like october never happened or was there damage done that we have to -- excuse before we do that we are look at jeff sessions who is walking out of the justice department. there he is to a round of applause as he submitted his resignation letter to the president earlier today at the request of the president, according to his letter but you see the staff there applauding mr. sessions as he makes his way out of the justice department on this day. steve what do you think of his replacement what this means for the investigation? >> this is something -- this is something where when you look at what's been going on with the trump presidency this has been a thorn in president trump's side and without him -- i mean if president trump wanted to g

lows >> would the fed -- if the fed puts does that rip. >> it has to rip but i would abseller of rallies not buyer of dips. >> the the correction or worst, the top technician rob slimer three under the radar stocks he tells us what they are plus facebook fights back. shares rally as ceo marc zuckerberg defends himself in the interview last night tp o. could the tie-down turning and airlines stock soars as millions head to the airports for the long weekend phil lebeau is at chicago o'hare in the thick of it it's thin out there, phil. >> it's relatively calm melissa. what's the old saying? less is more we'll tell you why that formula is paying off for the airlines at the start of the holiday travel season. when "fast money" returns after this >> announcer: this program is sponsored by gold bond for each job exxonmobil creates, many more are created in the community. because energy touches so many industries, it supports 10 million u.s. jobs. (tonand all thro' the house. 'twas the night before christma, not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are performers, dancers, designers the dads and the drivers. there are doers of good and bringers of gle

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