not my thing. robrket breaking a record proving markets are not spooked by the democrats impeachment inquiry as some reports suggest they are. jillian: joining us with what this means to investors as we get closer to 2020, university of maryland business professor peter morici, good to see you. >> university of maryland is located in maryland. jillian: going off of janice's arctic blast from the arctic. >> investors are very confident because the economy slowed in the third quarter but it is poised to do much better. the profits came better-than-expected. the first half of next year looks pretty good. rob: a chance for china trade deal to fix the problem with china? >> two things. will we get a china deal? it is likely we will get a deal that will ease tensions and pull back on tariffs that hit consumer goods at this time of year, tv and coffee tables and so forth. i doubt that will resolve it more completely. it is more like a christmas cease-fire on mash. it is important to understand what it is. wha

berlin and rosa barber also visual artists from here in berlin thanks so much for coming on the show rob not as a regular marfa trilogy just out fantastic. and going to concerts can be electrifying but sometimes you just want to stay in the comfort of your own home wouldn't it be nice if you just curl up on your couch and have the concert come to you well that is what d.-w. night curves is all about musicians chant chatting and jamming in a setting so intimate you might think they're in your own living room it's going into season 3 this weekend and here's a little preview. hello halflings this is ball speaking when i come to the show with. my. face back for a 3rd series night cruise from the spring brings together german and international stars for a one off musical encounter as in the season coming at us violinist lindsey sterling meets east german legends. for a mess more icing version. of the highlights british pop stars right said fred meets german songstress nicole for an unusual rendition of eurovision song contest. some guests are not famous and singers who knew that fast selling the

rob: not just people being silence.y is mortified of this small little wing on the left side. everyone is walking on eggshells, no one is comfortable right now. tulsi gabbard said obama is saying we need more a low heart spirit being respectful and caring for one another and another being not so quick to judge or seeing everything as black-and-white. hope you will join me in bringing the spirit of aloha to the white house. your response? >> two people from hawaii, who doesn't want that? very nice message. i have to disagree. i am sorry. both sides are very extreme. you have someone in the white house right now known as the great divider. this country is so polarized right now, so divided, both sides are guilty. both sides are guilty. we are very divided. this is not a united country. we cannot blame just one side. both sides are divided right now even within themselves. the wise old barack obama is telling us about politics, focus on what is at stake here. rob: the deck of all of this is 2020, barack obama is talking ab

rob: third of democrats supporting investigation of biden, i did not see that, thank you very much for> thank you. rob: and we will be right back . . so ♪ ♪ ♪ all just a dream jillian: not up yet but it will be another week on capitol hill. rob: my favorite fitz and the tantrums song. jillian: really? rob: no. but it is a good song. jillian: picking out the perfect santa gift is too much for some people. >> that's for me? >> great. where did you get it. >> i don't know. it was so long ago. >> he obviously forgot to get me something and then he went into the closet and dug out this little number. rob: great show. one in three millennials want to ban secret santa at the office. jillian: gives them wright is because they feel pressure to impress their colleagues with gifts they can't afford. jillian: i'm not a fan of it either. rob: oh good grief what next? jillian: sounds like snowflakes to me which i totally disagree with you nicholas. rob: i never liked it so i opted out. jillian: i agree with my fellow millennials on this one. safe to say none of us need that last-minute subsequented

i am not perfect. rob is not perfect. we are definitely trying. we have to give people chances.he boys, chilling. i watching boxing. i am looking at that man in the mirror and i'm teaching myself, definitely. there are many a great name that have come back and won a title, had to regain the title. how important will this be for your legacy whatever you going to do from here this one night? it is not about this one night. it is about what i want to make of it. it's not about no one. it is just about me. this is my legacy. this next fight only means something to me. it doesn't matter to with the man in the office is thinking. ijust know how tough this game is and how much i've got to give to it. december 7th does not end. but when it is done, i handed my gloves, we can talk about legacy. but now this is just a journey. —— wheni —— when i hang up my gloves. and finally — red bull's mechanics recently completed what was officially formula one's fastest ever pit stop at thebrazilian grand prix, changing max verstappen‘s tyres in 1.82 seconds. but imagine how much harder it would be t

rob not sure if you're still with us on the line there. well we are just looking at live pictures coming to us from in and around the polytechnic campus university in hong kong a fire has been burning we understand protesters inside we don't know exactly how many student protesters remain inside that building but they set fire to the entrance of that building which they had already barricaded in order to prevent police from coming in but i guess this is all in the context of well you have 5 months of protests unfolding in hong kong but more specifically in recent weeks we have seen university campuses become the latest battlegrounds of mounting confrontations between police and protesters this university campus one of a number of locations occupied by student protest as many of those other locations have been abandoned by protesters but we saw a very determined group of student protesters remaining at the polytechnic campus asking others to join them determined to keep the police out barricaded themselves in and perhaps this was the moment

rob: why hasn't president obama endorsed his former vice president for president? here is what joe biden said. >> i asked him notto endorse. whoever wins this nomination should win on their own merits. rob: president obama telling a different story. political analyst ron meyer says this could be the end for joe. easier to a claim why coming up. jillian: we are thankful for all the babies born into the "fox and friends first" family. kim haggerty says extra thankful. and our producer haley on the left side thankful for her whole family especially her new niece mccanna. jillian: kelly kramer is thankful for her children ella and owen. rob: happy birthday to little oliver. our producer kate's nephew, 1-year-old today. we will share your pictures all morning long, more pictures still to come, stay tuned. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. it is nice. his haircut is "nice." this is the most-awarded minivan three years in a row. the van just talked. sales guy, give 'em the employee price, t

it was not about stop and frisk. robon, mayor bloomberg could have saved himself his apology if you listen to police officers on the street that quota griffin and process is diluted the relationship between cops and the communities. the misguided policy inspired an anti-police movement targeting hatred and violence. the apology is too little too late. a lot of people argue the deterrent of knowing a cop could stop anybody carrying a gun at any time kept people from carrying weapons on the street. if you get caught with an illegal gun on the street you go to jail. >> that is true to a certain point but when you look at stops in comparison to arrests. i want to see upwards of 90% of all of them proved to be nothing. we didn't have anything. it goes back to the targeting and focus and specific on where these crimes were occurring. rob: let's talk about the apology in general. let's listen to the mayor right here. >> it is not going to happen on a national level for somebody like me unless i was willing to change my views an

rob gronkowski may not be returning to the football field yet. suiting up for the laker girl. ♪ all you got to stay is a minute ♪ just take its time ♪ the clock is ticking. jillian: i could watch this all day it's hilarious. busting a move with the laker's halftime show. venus williams joining in on the fun. comes on the day gronk speculation on returning to the patriots. i still say it's speculation. rob: wife going viral for his wife's marathon trip to target. not homeless, wife in target two plus hours, please help. it's been shared more than 100,000 times on facebook. rightfully so. jillian: ugly, group of teens caught on camera. took goat from a farm in colorado high school. it was returned. police trying to identity theft thieves. by the way rob gronkowski has until the 30th to tell the patriots whether he is coming back. rob: he looks buckier. we will see. jillian: we will see, bye. ♪ good morning. ains good morning. steve: that's right. live in the mezzanine level of studio f "fox & friends." another slow news week, right? ainsley: week t

was exeter and their director rob baxter for some he was was exeter and their director rob baxterfor some he was not and their director rob baxter for some he was not too impressed with the way saracens responded to the investigation announced yesterday. he thought they could be more conciliatory particular in the way they responded to the accusations. and then there was chris raab sure, the former england captain, he is with harlequins aside from ten years ago we re harlequins aside from ten years ago were hoochie affected by the bloodgate scandal and now he is sure about the damage this saracens can do the game stop to i feel in roby we can only feel our grasses grew than others. we looked down at football, and others in athletics for cheating and stuff like this. but we are exactly the same now. we are in that position. rugby is now ina tough are in that position. rugby is now in a tough place which as a union and a collective, we're going to have to fight hard to get out of. we are no longer greener than everyone else. we are as guilty. saracens have announced they will repeal —— appealed this d

rob: are we reversing? todd: oreo. carley: todd. jillian: did your family get all tense during the holidays? carley: no. mine does not. y talk about politics that much either. rob: back to me now. todd: i think most of my tease ahead to foam. tomorrow is when we attack a turkey on tv. not a live one. it's actually cooked. carley: could you imagine if it was live running around the studio. jillian: who is going to win? we have 30 seconds left. carley: i don't feel like i'm killing time. jillian: go ahead. speed it up. todd: okay i'm going to put three cards down for tv time. uno, i win. carley: at the end of the game you shout uno when you have one card. jillian: we got to go. thanks for watching. tomorrow morning we will be here. rob: happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ i bet my life ♪ i bet my life for you ♪ brian: how many people in this group again? steve: imagine dragons or down in broward county? i think thousands. there are four in imagine dragons. you are absolutely right, brian. donald trump waking up at mar-a-lago. last night he went to sunrise, florida. actually that's the most democratic part of the state of florida whe

it's as if he walks into a bank, stands up on the counter and says i am not robbing this bank but i'm going to need you all to go and empty everything that's in the vault into these bags, but i'm not robbing this bank. and he thinks because i said i'm not robbing this bank he isn't clear on bank robbery. he's done this with all the transactions. everybody knew what he wanted from zelensky. everybody was read in. >> it's right there in the phone call. >> and then what they do is limit the access to the information what exactly was said. what they do with the real transcript is hide it. what has he said to vladimir putin, there's no read out. they hide that. what has he said to the saudi arabian dictator? we don't know. they hide the actual transcript and the notes and the note takers, the wheem who actually do take notes are the people who bust him. >> i want to read one more passage how he deals with the lawyers this from the book. trump's first instinct is to force the answers he wants from his lawyers. he will berate them to their faces for not seeing the law the way he sees the law

jillian: hugs, not bullets. rob: what did you make of that response? , bad news, he's helping on the mexican southern border, they are doing things on the northern border to help with the flow, hug wills not make this work, they have to take it to these cartels, they are to give the citizens in mÉxico what we all -- what they deserve, safety and security. jillian: ron, let's talk about something going on in maryland right now because ice is slamming maryland officials for releasing an undocumented immigrant that was accused of child molestation and you know the argument about ice continues a lot of democrats want to abolish the agency altogether, you know, are we getting a preview here of what the country would look like if that happened? >> this shouldn't be, montgomery county, since the summer has had 10 people arrested for sex crimes that happened to be in the country illegally as well and that was just after the county executive announced the sanctuary city policy or sanctuary jurisdiction policy, this is lawlessness, protecting criminals who come t

not good. rob: only the inside. it was fine. finally the ugly. at all. [screams] >> oh my god. >> and then he gets hit after run over they knock him in the girl on the right took it on the butt it. looked like it hurt a lot. the operator gets knocked on the. you can see just dancing around and boom. carley: how does that happen? i feel like you like this video a little too much. rob: watching him hit the ladder is funny. happy birthday 22. carley: that's right. exactly my age. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ only in america ♪ dreaming in red, white and blue. [laughter] ainsley: we had the patriot awards on fox nation last night. so incredible. janice: inspirational. steve: it was. if you familiar with st. petersburg, florida right out by the bay. this place is filled with about 2,000 p

rob: texans win 20-17 thanks to a late fourth-down stop and two touchdowns from hopkins. i am not about it but i like to see him win when they can win. i can't get into it. wants to talk about the weather? >> happy friday. rob: you have a reputation as a thief around here. she hadn't stealing food. >> not a lot of time to go over that. what happened yesterday, you can go to my twitter feed, things were left on the table. i did replace them. a long story. you can find out,@janice dean on twitter. current temperatures, let's talk about the weather. we have a cold front moving through the ohio and mississippi river valley. along that front we will see potential for heavy rain, maybe snow in the wintery next, setting up the scenario as we get into next week. that means potential for travel trouble into thanksgiving. here is the past 24 hours. you can see the heavy rain over tennessee river valley areas, ohio river valley and that will move eastward and bring potential for heavy rain across the northeast on sunday. behind that we see a little snow. forecast, precipitation through the n

rob: i do not. i never thought why turkey was that special. ah, that too. jillian: have a good day. ♪ working for a living ♪ working ♪ working for a living ♪ working. steve: live from fox news world headquarters it's fox news channel with huey lewis and the news. ainsley: and the news. steve: welcome aboard, folks. week two of the public impeachment stuff. it's going to start tomorrow down in washington because the secret of washington is they don't actually work mondays. pete: they don't work weekends, either. steve: not really. pete: thanks for having me. what did you guys do this weekend? ainsley: i rested. because of i lost my voice friday after the show because i had a little cold. so i did

rob: russian airline air flow fly. beautiful name. fly arrow are not. you will love it. ore impeachment fun start rights right now. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ never give up, oh no. steve: live from new york city on this thursday morning. it's the post game show. welcome aboard the mezzanine level. so what did you think? ainsley: neither side is giving up. that song is perfectly appropriate this morning. brian: day two more. today a day to pause and reflect almost sports like. you have a big game and then you give a day to come bang and recalibrate and then on friday they are forced to work, these lawmakers. they should be legislating. go back and featuring the ambassador from u

rob: why do they have 3 days after halloween. >> why not in rob: we decided to celebrate with guiltyhey asked us what stuff do you like and seems like we agreed on a lot of things? >> what is that? >> tweet tart. >> who picked those? >> i picked sweet tarts. rob: all right. >> who picked milky way. >> somebody else wants them? rob: reeses is the most popular one. jillian: all the leftovers, i don't know. >> could be it. rob: 6 weeks to digest. >> did you guys know the first candies were medicinal? [laughter] rob: in colorado they are still medicinal. jillian: use today treat ailments for digestive and throat. rob: way to go. they will sit in your gut for about 3 years? >> i'm surprised nobody picked twix. >> who picked kit kat? jillian: we have to go, 38 minutes after the hour, the president greeted with cheers at ufc match this weekend. jillian: so why did the headlines say he was booed? >> yeah, we will talk about that and should the dog that cornered al-baghdadi get a purple heart, the new movement from veterans to make it happen, stay tuned. jillian: good morning and welcome back

rob: we're ready. >> at some point you will see snow. let's not rush it. janice. >> a new memo sheds light on house republicans' impeachment strategy. will the evidence they collected behind closed doors help make their case in the court of public opinion? our next guest says adam schiff is actually helping make their key point. >> what i want to do is honor my grandpa, who is no longer with us. he was in the korean war. i grew up hearing stories about pork chop hill and his time in korea. i wanted to honor him. rob: jj watt recognizing veterans nationwide, starting withwith his own family tree. stay tuned. ♪ . [ tires screech ] the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. rob: republicans laying out four key pieces of evidence in their impeachment defense of presid

larry doesn't make a difference i mean if i were to walk into a gas station and rob a gas station does it matter if i say i'm not robbing your gas station of course not if the evidence is there and we know we have the evidence then that speaks for itself i think that's where we are with these hearings and i think they'll play out exactly as we expect i expect republicans to be petulant about this i expect them to be aggressive i expect them to run interference on obstruction i expect the democrats to keep pursuing the charges the accusations that they think are there ultimately if it moves to the senate we all know the senate will not impeach donald trump anyway so ultimately i think it's a fruitless exercise but i don't see how it plays adolfo was your read well i agree the last comment there is absolutely is fruitless and i agree with brian i guess the evidence doesn't matter for the democrats as it's a fed tack complete we all know that day and piece are proceeding of this type is a political exercise of political theater. think the ranking republican mr nunez said it yesterday very well this is now a continu

rob gronkowski, not so much.t performing alongside the laker girls. james and venus williams did too. it's all for cbs' upcoming new competition series "game on" produced by james. >> we jump from the hard wood to the red carpet where stars always have their game face on. and our keltie knight knows exactly how. >> well that's right, kev, and it all starts with the eyes. it is the holiday season. we're going to events, having pictures taken a ton and that's why i brought my friend celeb derm dr. gaunche to give us all the tips. >> the eyes are the first thing you notice about someone and where you notice the first signs of aging. take us through some of the things celebs do to reverse the signs of aging. >> we recommend microneedling out of eyes. it helps tighten the skin. radio frequency is popular. >> what does that cost? >> 2 $200. >> how do you get that celebrity look without spending a fortune? we teamed up with dr. guanche and roc skincare for a more affordable and accessible option. >> roc eye cream visibl

rob gronkowski not playing football so he's got time for this. talk show host james gordon and happy birthday leonard, super producer. getting old, though, just alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. >>> all right, that is our report as always. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for being here. on jimmy kimmel live, michael douglas. >> we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever [cheers and applause] >> tamron: welcome to the show! welcome! hi, welcome to the show! welcome to the show! have a siege, we've got a great show planned f

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if that's not bullying in today's pc society, what is? robme out if i was 5 years old. jillian: have a good day. ♪ steve: 6:00 in new york city and straight to a fox news alert. breaking right now, at least nine american citizens, including children, gunned down execution style by a mexican drug cartel. ainsley: a family member says they were driving to a wedding when they were ambushed. some of their bodies found in a burning car. brian: let's go right to griff jenkins. he is all over in this morning in washington. hey, griff, this sounds horrific. >> it is horrific brian, ainsley and steve. a chilling story that you will hear a lot about today. as you mentioned the ap reporting nine american childrenning some children as young as 6 months old killed south of the

it's as if he stands on the counter of the bank and says i'm not robbing the bank but i need you to grabll the bags in the vault and that since he said i'm not robbing the bank, he's clear. the transaction with zelensky, everyone knew what he wanted. >> it's right there in the phone call. >> it's right there. they give you a transcript and with the real transcript, they hide it. what has he said to vladimir putin? there's no readout. they hide it. they hide the actual transcript and the notes. and the people who do take notes are the people who bust him. >> and one more passage about how he deals with the lawyers. "when the comes to manipulating the system, trump's first instinct is to force the answers he wants from his lawyers. he pressures them daily and they feel the heat. he cannot stand it when they tell him no, which they incidentally have to do all the time. that's what is so concerning about his handling of government law krrz. trump drives them to edge of what's legal and reasonable and badgers them until they take the plunge, bringing the administration along for the fall. we

and let's bring in meteorologist, rob, and not quite as cold as we were expecting. >> that's good news. the frost advisories and freeze warnings have expired. and tonight, we have clear skies. and the air outside, no doubt, you have noticed in the last few days continues to be quite dry, and the humidity levels still in the teens. you couple the dry air and the clear skies and the heat that you gain during the day quickly escaped back out into space, so the temperatures again tonight in the north bay, dropping through the 50s, passing 9:00 tonight, and again by tomorrow morning. and a few areas, up towards sonoma, and santa rosa, and over towards fairfield, could see some 30s. to start the day. now, to warm up the temperatures, we need the return of some onshore winds, or clouds, or better yet, maybe some rain in the forecast. and coming up in about ten minutes, a closer look at the seven to ten-day outlook to see if there are rain chances coming our way. >> rorks thank you very much. >>> help is on the way for victims of the kincade fire, at least a few truckloads worth. the emergency

accounts of thousands of users including prominent critics of the saudi government saudi arabia has not commented rob reynolds has more from los angeles the u.s. attorney in this case david anderson referred to saudi arabia in his comments saying quote we will not allow u.s. companies or u.s. technology to become tools of foreign repression and while as you mentioned the saudis have not commented twitter as a spokesman saying in a statement we recognize the lengths that bad actors will go to undermine to try and undermine our service and twitter says it is committed to protecting the identities of its users who discuss things like human rights repression and democracy and free speech yemen's government says hooty rebels have fired missiles at the red sea port of at least 8 people are pointed to have been killed the a group doctors without borders says a hospital it runs was damaged it is the biggest attack since september at least $47.00 people have been killed in an attack on mine workers in bikini a fast so a convoy carrying stuff from a canadian owned mine was targeted in the east well being is co

not time to go to the neighborhood chilies yet. it is crisis time. robare debating the daca situation. a lot of people think if they rule that daca is unconstitutional in the president's favor that can inspire democrats to make some kind of deal on immigration. do you think that could happen? >> i can't get into dealmaking or politics of that and a terrible policy. at the heritage foundation we believe, when you put up a green light that says we are willing to give away amnesty for daca what you see you can expect to see more young folks crossing the border like 2014 when obama rolled out daca. jillian: what do you see as a possible solution? iici to eye on this at least a little bit? >> i don't think the left has an incentive to come to the table. they are getting into the country, there is not an interest on the left to stem this through the mass immigration crisis. there are more things the administration can do. the court is getting in the way of every step. the executive retains massive authority to deal with this problem and there is no option on t

now rob 11 dusty may not have scored on saturday but vis guy behind me live 16 move van it most definitely did in his 200 it's been a sleek appearance then open the scoring for the home side in the 22nd minute. but the game was all but decided by halftime 100 lima made it 3 male look at this shot him i visit his did pull one back but the game the goal of the match even came from a sublime free kick 3 wins on the trot now flight 6. months happy so close coach though is not new coach for them no new results. we have 3 more games coming up for you in our summer and we're kicking off with leverkusen against freiburg the visitors have surprised many this season and find themselves in the champions league places one of the highlights has been luka votes mitt unfortunately he got injured while international duty with germany and that will keep him out into the end of the calendar year what we want to know is how will fiber cope without that's how those men and where will their season go from here. his papers and his fry boards main man up front but in laver cozen it was his strike partner look at

rob, this is not "ridiculousness." this is my show. amber: rob, tone it down a little bit.. go ahead. lemonis: over the years that i've been making "the profit," i've visited countless businesses. let's go make some money. [ horn honks ] and i've traveled the country, trying to fix the people... and you do a million dollars a year. -you should be proud of that. -man: yeah, but we don't know how to keep any of it. lemonis: ...fix the process... i see. it is flimsy.

that's not rob mayeda, but you were there. >> is it rob mayeda behind the camera, though? >> video by. and these children are by rob mayeda. >> yes, they are. look at them go. >> good family event there. walnut creek on ice open now all the way through january 20th and picture perfect weather out there. good crowd and fun for the entire family, including 4-year-old twins. >> your boys did really well, rob. >> is that you in the middle? >> oh, no, no. >> that wasn't you? >> no. that's me off on the side there saving face. you did see me on the aice for little bit. paulina edmonds there, our local star. >> it was beautiful to see someone out there, all the things they can do. >> great weather too. >> the ice can stay nice and frozen at night. >> that's true. the temperatures at night, we've got you covered there. speaking of walnut creek, let's see how the temperatures are outside. not much in the way of fog. 52 degrees. should see low 40s later tonight. a high of 76 today. similar conditions expected for tomorrow. but the forecast or the fog cast right now in san francisco,

it's not that a bank was robbed and they are saying president trump robbed a bank. e was no bank robbery. it's not that president trump didn't rob the bank. no bank was robbed. read the transcript. comprehension. read the damn transcript. there is nothing in the transcript. they are making it up. judge jeanine: what's going to be even better. he will issue the second transcript the day before. and then they will start with all these courageous people are coming out. there is so much at risk. >> they are just going to make another story up. come on, it doesn't matter. trump can release every transcript from kindergarten days on, it doesn't matter. they will just make up another hoax. he should give them the double barrel middle finger. judge jeanine: i don't care about marie yovanovich. everyone is saying they said bad things about marie yovanovich. hey, obama appointed you. get out. we don't want you anymore. why doesn't the president have that right? because he's a republican. >> he does have that right. when obama pays off the iranians with piles of cash he's celeb

rob: not giving them yankees tickets. only mets tickets which is the funniest part about it. d by a huge crowd as he entered saturday's ufc match in new york city. brian: former ufc fighter tim kennedy will join us live next to call out the media for their coverage. there is a lot to this story. ♪ yes, you, ♪ shook me all night long ♪ u symptoms fast. device: (sneezes) theraflu. the power is in your hands. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. who are you calling out about the coverage regarding the president at madison square garden? >> everybody. so i had a ton of friends at the fights. i had -- i was fortunate enough to meet president trump in 2016 right before he was elected. when i was getting ready to fight at madison square gardens and. what you saw on every single outlet was boos and people complaining and it was projected and it was presented as if it was this horrifi

don't know if you can smell this at home, of course you can't, but we've got rob here and he's cooking up a storm for us. we're notto share this with antoine because frankly he's been rude. [laughter] >> i've already told rob i'm not share this with >> well, the pickup truck is doing exactly what it was made not to do, shattering. you might have seen this once or twice, i can't get enough myself. and susan lee on the mishap. what the company has been doing since. embarrassing, viral, social media loves it and it was everywhere. now, this was for the cost around what, 49,000 for the truck and instead cost tesla stock 60 billion dollar in one day as investigators investors dumped the stock on the back of this mishap and elon musk dropping 8 billion. and this it was supposed to be bullet-proof against a .9 millimeter. it was come on to display the fortitude of this truck. no, the glass was not supposed to shatter like that, but it did and here is a picture if you can bring it up elon musk's surprise and his reaction says it all. >> you're fired. >> shattered glass. on twitter, the same steel ball and same window seve

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let's go right to rob marciano in alabama where it's not quite single digits for game day. hey, b. the deep south. you can see my breath, temperatures right around the freezing mark and the kids getting ready for the big game trying to stay warm any way they can. the next one coming down the pike is colder. you live in the northeast, pipes outdoors freezing if you haven't winterized. low temperatures chloer in lower to mid 20s. fact irin windchill, 31 in atlanta just down the road. feels like 28 in jackson, mississippi. the pattern is going to drop an arctic high down tuesday. record breaks temperatures and windchills single digits if not lower in spots tuesday. look at bo mperaturesnde're not t talkor about this cold snap from alabama in a little bit. up to you, dan. >> don't like it one bit. rob, thank you very much. >>> new this morning in the impeachment showdown the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney is attempting to join a lawsuit essentially telling house investigators if you want to talk to me take me to court. meanwhile an attorney for john bolton sent a letter to the sam

rob's mind? >> yes. >> that is not what was going on? >> no. like a connective friendship and it was flirting. >> reporter: she says she e-mailed keith several warnings and tried to reach her husband throughout the next day, but her calls went straight to voicemail. >> i was just thinking i was gonna get a phone call from the police saying your husband was acting like an idiot, but i didn't hear anything from anybody. >> reporter: mary says rob returned home saturday morning, telling her keith had been out of town. >> instantly, i was like, oh, good, i was so happy. like, i was so relieved. >> reporter: relieved, she told the detectives, until four days later, when she ran an internet search to see what her husband could have found out about the superintendent. >> there it was. keith's picture, saying 51-year-old keith reed shot to death. i couldn't believe it. like, i lost my breath and i was shocked. and i knew right away that it had to be rob. >> reporter: to investigators looking for the killer in upstate new york, mary's husband made more

and imagine if, instead of saying, no, i didn't know, or yes, i did, you said, i did not rob the bank.nohat bank are you talking about? i did not drop the bank. the president was not asked by ambassador sondland is there a quid pro quo. he said, what do you want from ukraine? for some reason, the president said there is no quid pro quo. what ambassador sondland did not know when he made this ask of the president was that just days before, the president and the white house has learned the whistle-blower was alleging that indeed there was a quid pro quo. >> shannon: the president, one he was asked repeatedly because the ambassador today said there were so many different things going on with ukraine, i wanted to know what he wanted. i asked him point blank what do you want. the president made it very clear, i just want him to do --- meaning president zelensky -- what he campaigned on essentially rooting out corruption. there was no mention of burisma or biden or anything else. he point blank said no quid pro quo. i want to play a little bit of questioning that the ambassador had with congre

one of them was exeter and their director rob baxter for some he was not too impressed with the way saracensey could be more conciliatory particular in the way they responded to the accusations. and then there was chris raab sure, the former england captain, he is with harlequins aside from ten years ago were hoochie affected years ago were hugely affected by the bloodgate scandal and now he is sure about the damage this saracens can do the game stop to i feel in roby we can only feel our grasses greener than others. we looked down at football, and others in athletics for cheating and stuff like this. but we are exactly the same now. we are in that position. rugby is now in a tough place which as a union and a collective, we're going to have to fight hard to get out of. we are no longer greener than everyone else. we are as guilty. saracens have announced they will appeal this decision. there be many months of legal wrangling the last thing they want is continued disruption during the business and of the domestic season. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, an

you but you don't understand that i'm trying to rob you, does that mean that i'm notg to rob you? >> i don't think that's actually what happened here. but -- >> but you know what i'm saying? >> no, i don't think that is exculpatory. >> or if i'm trying to steal your access to your phone or your private information but you don't know that i'm doing it, does that mean that i'm not doing it? >> no, of course not, but i don't actually think any version of that is what happened. >> okay. listen, your latest column in "the washington post" is "we thought trump was the biggest con man and we were all wrong." you write, "trump claimed once upon a time that he was recruiting the best people to the white house and senior ranks of the executive branch. he now claims he got conned into hiring a cabal or cabal, however you want to say it, of covert never trumpers. four of the five sitting federal reserve governors for instance were republicans handpicked for the current position by trump, and yet trump now says they represent the biggest threat to his presidency and are an enemy t

rob? >> thank you very much. i found this remarkably chilling and scary, your presentation. not because -- >> rob is our executive director. >> not because there isn't enormous progress of the amazing achievements you and your colleagues are doing, but because of what i take away as at least the implied net conclusion, which is the situation is really bad out there. so i just want to ask you, if there are 20 times more potential bad guys, are we 20 times better than we were before 9/11? or are we in a net way even worse off than we were on september 10th, 2001? >> yeah, it's a -- >> please say yes. >> it's a perfectly fair question. the strategic concern i have is that there are far more radicalized people out there now than there were 18 years ago. i don't think anybody questions that. now, are those individuals of primary concern in a local region area, which should bother us, but they're not going to be perceived as threats to the homeland. you certainly don't have currently, today, the kind of capability that we saw to reach out and touch the homeland that we saw in the heyd

and imagine if, instead of saying, no, i didn't know, or yes, i did, you said, i did not rob the bankare you talking about? i did not drop the bank. the president was not asked by ambassador sondland is there a quid pro quo. he said, what do you want from ukraine? for some reason, the president said there is no quid pro quo. what ambassador sondland did not know when he made this ask of the president was that just days before, the president and the white house has learned that it was a board was alleging that indeed there was a quid pro quo. >> shannon: for president, one he was asked repeatedly because the ambassador today said there were so many different things going on with ukraine, i wanted to know what he wanted. i asked him point blank what do you want. the president made it very clear, i just want him to do -- meeting president zelensky -- what he campaigned on, essentially rooting out corruption. there was no mention of burisma or biden or anything else. he point blank said no quid pro quo. i want to play a little bit of questioning that the ambassador had with congressman tu