speaking italian ] [ man speaking italian ] [ sara speaking italian ] [ man speaking italian ] [ saralian ] >> anthony: so, tell us about ostia. where are, where are we? ♪ [ man speaking italian ] >> anthony: people live in these? these are not vacation homes? >> sara: no, no, no, no. forget about tourists. there are not many. >> anthony: this is, like, the closest beach to rome, right? everybody likes the beach. why is it not all expensive hotels and money, money, money and casinos and -- [ woman speaking italian ] >> sara: here is for the workers and it is, has always been considered a not very interesting. [ man speaking italian ] >> all: cheers. >> anthony: uh, i'm curious, 'cause we're always interested in food. typical day. what's for breakfast? what's for lunch? what's for dinner? for breakfast, like, coffee and a pastry? what? [ man speaking italian ] [ woman speaking italian ] >> sara: salami, ham -- [ man speaking italian ] >> sara: he said, he -- he says that that's in sardinia, but here we have a cappuccino and croissant. [ woman speaking italian ] [ man speaking italian ]

sara, dan, back up to. >> sara says you can come back in now. >> please. >> warm up. >> thank you, sara. all right, guys. >> she is a tough taskmaster. rob, thank you. >>> we do have late breaking developments out of asia where the president is on his overseas trip. >> look at this picture of president trump shaking hands with russian president vladimir putin. >> trump says he asked putin about russian meddling in the 2016 election. that putin denied it and that he, trump, believes putin means it when he issues these denials. >> thanks's chief white house correspondent jon karl is in da nang, vietnam, covering it all. jon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sara, and welcome back. the president says he has -- he had, in fact, two or three very short conversations with putin with whom he says he has a very good relationship. shortly before arriving in hanoi, vietnam, president trump told reporters aboard air force one that he, again, pressed vladimir putin about russian interference in the election that he won. he said he didn't meddle, trump said. i asked imagain. you can only ask

sara? dan? >> thank you, jon. >>> now moving on to the other major political story this morning. republican senate candidate roy moore taking aim at the women accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> he's stepping up his defense and refusing to drop out of the race. and abc's stephanie ramos is on the story from our washington bureau. stephanie, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan and sara, good morning. roy moore in front of his supporters in alabama saturday, continued to deny the accusations against him. insinuating it's a conspiracy by democrats and the republican establishment here in washington to get him out of the race. why now? that's the question republican senate candidate roy moore continues to ask and answer. >> to think that grown women would wait 40 years to come before, right before an election, to bring charges is absolutely unbloelievable. >> reporter: moore, going on the offensive saturday, at a veterans day event in alabama on the sexual misconduct allegations made agains

i will be joined by both sara and john later in the program. first tonight, new reports of sexual misconduct rocking liberal america. plus a second woman accusing senator al franken of sexual misconduct. hillary clinton continues to viciously attack her husband's accusers even after saying all women should be believed. the clintons led an effort to victim chain the women. with their willing accomplices in the media they create the environment we're living n all that and more. and tonight's big breaking news, opening monologue, an investigative report. >> heather: high profile main stream journalists. cbs news has suspended lion of the liberal media anchor charlie rose and pbs, stopping production and distribution of his show. following report in the "washington post." according to the post tonight, 8 women accusing rose of inappropriate sexual behavior, including making unwanted sexual advances, lewd phone calls, being naked in front of them, and groping them n a statement to the post, rose admitted wrongdoing, aapologized for his actions and s

sara will get details on a big tech push. best day since september 11th for the dow. cisco is helping out, rising after the company finally managed to reverse the two-year streak of clindeing revenues we'll talk about that when "squawk alley" comes right back. >>> liberty media hosting its annual investor meeting in new york city. david faber is there and joins us with yet another special guest. david? >> thank you, carl, we're joined by tom rutledge, of course, ceo of charter communications. always niece enough to sit down with us here year after year glad we could have you now i want to start off with viacom. that stock is down this morning. you put out a press release on the new distribution deal. there's been questions why charter needed viacom. why did you do the viacom deal >> look, we want to have a great video product that includes all the services viacom has had difficulties, got a new ceo, bob backes, he's got a great strategy and he wants to execute on it, so we did a deal and i think that deal is good for viacom a

sara, is that true? >> i believe that is true.when we at -- >> sean: do believe or you know? i can't ask victoria that question because she won't tell me. >> i know it's true. i know that looking at these documents following the money, following the money is what's important here. the justice department has not pointed out that they will possibly call a special counsel to this. this is still out there. they are looking into it. that is something that they need to decide. but whether it's a special counsel or whether it's a prosecutor that is investigating this, they will be able to follow the money. >> sean: when you say follow the money, my suspicion would go to the money came directly from russia, was funneled through the canadian donors to the clinton foundation. how good are my instincts? >> you have pretty good instincts. i think there's a lot of other areas that they will be looking at as well. this is like peeling back and onion. you peel one part and then you find another part. and that's what's going to require somebody t

sara, let's start with you because you also had a piece.l it a treasure trove now of information. i only thought it was for years, it's six years the informant worked for the fbi. but these were years long before cfius went ahead, nine separate agencies to approve this deal, and we still import uranium. that's the crazy part. it's not like we have tons of it and we can get rid of any of it. >> i think what is really fascinating, sean, is if you look at what happened, hey working way back in 2008 for tha fbi, but also on counterintelligence side of it. he was collecting information on the russians way back 2008. so when you look at that, and you look at how it all added up together, all of that evidence, and now they are trying to say that uranium one had nothing to do with that case. it doesn't make sense and it doesn't coincide. >> sean: gregg, we get to the heart. what we have is a network. we have the hostile russian w regime, the hostile actor, vladimir putin. this is an amazing thing. we have to import uranium, because we don't have en

i'm sara harmon welcome to the program we begin with some breaking news reports say more than twenty people have been killed in a church shooting in the united states now that number has not been confirmed but we are standing by for more information the incident happened in the u.s. state of texas in the town of sutherland springs which is west of houston a gunman reportedly opened fire inside the church before he was shot himself. in the story i'm joined now by jenny hoff she's a reporter in the texas state capital austin jenny do we know anything else about the shooter right now. well we are waiting still to get more reports on his identity and what the motive might have been but at this moment authorities haven't released that information but we do know from witnesses who have spoken is that they saw one person walk into the church around eleven thirty in the morning church started at eleven a.m. and opened fire witnesses say they heard about twenty gunshots in there were then told by a local law enforcement official that he took off in a vehicle there was a short chase that ended

>>please welcome sara van gelder to this program.he is co-founder and the former editor of "yes" magazine which is celebrating its 20th birthday this year. more recently scleeted the "people's hub" and gathered stories during a 12,000-mile journey across the u.s. for her text, "the revolution where you live." thanks for your work, and good to have you on this program. >> i'm so honored to be here. i've been a fan for years. thank you very much. >> thank you, thank you. honored to have you here. the timing of your prence couldn't be more propitious given what just happened in texas the other day. i think i want to start there. if ever there were a moment or is a moment where we feel utterly helpless, it's when someone walks into a house of worship and kills 25-plus people. we're talking about "the revolution where you live." do you have to say about how we navigate ourselves through these -- another one of these moments? >> you know, it's a really tough one. >> yeah. >> this is a time when people come together where they live, they co

good afternoon rick will be along in a moment and sara is off. matt o'donnell and the big story is the 98th annual 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. a ribbon cutting started things off at eakins oval. it was a thrill every second from large helium filled balloons like clifford the big red dog. and big name singers like tye turndon. and we toe tapped into the season on the parkway. another successful parade is in the books with so many people making it happen. rick williams and cecily tynan are inching to join their thanksgiving feast but first they promised to hang around a few more moments to wrap up the big parade. once again rick and cecily you and your fine crew kicked it out of the park. >> it's a team effort but great. always great. >> happy thanksgiving. >> it was a beautiful morning and we had plenty of coffee. >> a lot of coffee. >> so many joining us and it started with the pennsbury band kicking off the parade. take a look -- ♪ ♪ just one of many marching bands that glided up the parkway this morning. in fronts of the art mo

sara, wilfred? >> contessa, thank you very much for that update on this very sad story. >> i'll wrap up with the defiant new yorkers who not too far away, several blocks away, marched up sixth avenue for the halloween parade out in force, thousands of them to celebrate >> absolutely right. >>> let's get back to the markets. strong rallies around the world fueling u.s. futures this morning. asian trade positive across the screen particularly for the japanese nikkei, up nearly 2% following 8% of gains last month hong kong up as well european trade for you, also positive, not quite as positive. not quite as positive for october. germany and transgaingained 3%. >>> oil building strength off of october. wti starting off strong, 1.25% higher 55.05. brent crude oil above $61 a barrel 61.48. up almost 8% the u.s. dollar is weaker. actually a bit stronger against the yen. that's where we've been looking for clues about the global risk environment and the synchronized recovery 114 almost for dollar/yen. all i

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara is off and we begin with breaking news at this hour. authorities are back at the scene of a medical clinic in montgomery county amid an on going investigation. it's happening at the advanced urgent care center in willow grove. bob brooks is live at the facility with more on what brought police to the location in the first place this morning. >> reporter: rick, we think it was long lines of people waiting to get inside of the advanced urgent care that triggered an on going federal investigation into this place. i'll step out the way and show you. you won't see anyone out here now because the police had shown up here and there were people here but once the tv camera came out people started to scatter. this is what it was like a few hours ago. lines of people looking through the door waiting to get in. and neighbors suspected illegal activity of happening here and we know this was raided and it has since opened. the upper moreland township police shut it tonight was allowed to reopen. despite w

john solomon and sara carter is up next. a fake news report of cnn, you don't want to miss this straight ahead. >> welcome back to hannity we reported john solomon out with another massive bomb story. according to this report deputy fbi director andrew mccabe issued a e-mail declaring the clinton investigation has been given "a special status" and handled by a small team of high ranking fbi officials. there is more on the russian bribery case. the name has been released of the fbi inform phapbt. john is reporting the democratic senator from the state of california calf, dianne feinstein wants to speak with him. joining us now is john solomon and investigative reporter, sara carter. i don't know where to begin. this informant's name was released. that's troublesome to me. more troublesome, i will let you both address this. john, first, more troublesome is the fact their justice department is leaking he doesn't have information when i know that is a lie. >> yes, are you right, john. we have seen the attorney general say there

sara, you know the informant. you've talked to the informant. they outed this guy.y spent six years of his life -- tell us the back story. he's accumulating this information, documents, emails, tape recordings, his first-hand experience. he sees with putin's network is doing, the crimes they are committing, he's passing it on to the fbi director, eric holder, the justice department, the ag at the time had to know, told it was put in obama's daily briefing. >> that's absolutely correct. think about this. there's a lot about this informant that hasn't been made public. i know that victoria, his attorney, is asking for permission to make more information public about him, but let's just go back to when he reported this to the fbi. he went voluntarily to the fbi to give them this information. and then he was asked by the fbi and the justice department to not leave the job with rosatom, but to stay inside and help them build a case. to investigate. he was doing his due diligence and he believed it was his patriotic duty to give this information to the justice department.

sara bloomquist is live on the 4200 block of may fair tonight. sara, what is the story? >> jim a memorial is growing here at the spot where 57-year-old kevin cullen was so badly beaten he later died from his injuries. cullen grew up here in may fair and was well known around the neighborhood and his brother told us he will be sorely missed as the police work to identify the teenager that assaulted him. >> posters and flowers mark the spot where 57-year-old kevin cullen was so brutally sauled he suffered injuries he would not survive. police believe a group of teenagers targeted cullen with the intense of robbing him and they were stunned this could happen in the neighborhood they grew up. >> this is 6:00 at night. it's hard to believe. we walk down the streets hundreds of times. >> at tack happened sunday evening and witnesses told police that the teens slammed cullen's head against the side a row home. >> i heard employee loud thumps. >> this neighbor came out side to help. she could tell he was badly hurt. >> my thing is, it's not right. it's quiet and hurting me to kn

sara? >> who knows? i don't know.hope that they would be prejudiced as expansive investigation, he went way beyond the realm of what we thought he would investigate when he wrapped up paul manafort and the others and gave them -- handed out the indictment. so we just do not know. i do not want to make any assumptions, but we do know -- what we do know is that the judiciary committee, other committees are looking at this very closely. we know that glenn simpson who is the owner of fusion gps testified and also talked about spreading the dossier to journalists. >> sean: what about jeff sessions testimony about a special counsel and breaching the standard? >>>>>> i can only hope that jeff sessions stands by his words and that he moves forward with that. >> sean: we are looking forward to the report on monday. think ofth her being with us. you will see the most insane, ridiculous, fake news by liberal cnn. you do not want to miss it next. ♪ or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234

first new president in almost four decades how has money managing expectations there and zimbabwe sara amos in the designate president has evolved he has been saying all the right things last night when he addressed a huge crowd outside the posse's headquarters he told the support of his that he was going to bring jobs to this economy he told people that he was in touch with with regional neighbors as well as international countries who expressed at that the interest to supporting zimbabwe and growing the economy so he's certainly speaking to people here because sarah causative estimates have it that eighty percent of the vote wins on employed and that really is the case i've been traveling this country now for the past couple of days speaking to young people who just have no hope for the future and so he is talking about creating jobs he's talking about bringing investment back into this economy and these are the exact things that people want to hear so judging him by his words surf also good according to civil unions so some lofty promises there but the opposition has been skeptical

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon breaking news right now. police have identified the pennsylvania state trooper that was shot yesterday in the line of duty. corporal seth kelly was struck several times on the side of the street in pain field township. he was supplying backup to another trooper in a traffic stop. today he remains in the hop in critical but stable condition. as he prepares for another surgery. the attempted gunman is arraigned for attempted homicide. walter perez is live. >> reporter: the more you learn about this case the more amazing it is that corporal kelly survived. we are told he was shot in the leg and neck and shoulder area. and he is awaiting more surgery but the prognosis is improving. state officials have identified the wounded officer of seth kelly of upper nazareth county. and the suspect 22 daniel clary. he was initially pulled over for speeding along route 33 by state police trooper, and kelly arrived as backup a short time later. the scuffle ensues after they decided to arrest clary on dui. and durin

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon a possible danger for local students, police find ammunition near an elementary school. and bullets fly during a road rage incident and the search for the begun man. >>> and the big story is a shooting at a new jersey restaurant and police are looking for the person that kill aid man inside of the applebees in lawrenceville. the suspect took off from the scene and was last seen heading north on route 1. >> reporter: well, there is an active search this noon for the gunman in this homicide. meanwhile here at the scene detectives are here going on 12 hours collecting evidence in what is the first homicide in lawrenceville in more than 16 years. >> people come here to buy their porsches and i come here to get my donut in the morning. murder? would not occur to me. >> people that frequent this dunkin' donuts were stunned to find out a man was murdered inside of this applebees. >> i never heard of that since i moved here. >> this happened at this applebees near quaker bridge mall

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and we begin with breaking news out of westchester. right now crews are still dousing hot spots after the massive fire at the barclay senior living facility. at least 20 people were injured when the flames broke out at midnight and 12 hours later the conditions are still unsafe for ocs to get inside and look for possible victims. bob brooks is live with the latest. >> reporter: i'll tell you what i got off the phone with da, tom hogan a team of atf members will come up to begin the search to see if there are any victims. but right now they can't go on today because it's unsafe. and they can't start until lat least tomorrow. crews are still battling hot spots, a firefighter is up there on the ladder spraying down into the senior living center here. we have a better angle from chopper 6 hd, i want to bring that up now. look at your screen from theaer the magnitude of the damage here. they areaying down in and begin aht when is the flames were shooting up from out of the senior li

brock meyers from the global public policy institute here in berlin sara does that come as a surprise to you does not come as a surprise that the s.b. do not want to enter another ground cornishman they've said this from the beginning and it was clear likely that they were not going to do that what i found surprising just now in mr schultz statement is the enthusiasm almost he expressed for fresh elections given that globally this is quite a big event it's never happened that fast in german politics before and he was even starting to come pain right there and then in his first press.

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, mike santoli at post 9 of the new york stock exchange.eresting day as the eight-week run the markets have had currently at risk as we're down for the week. interesting intraday movements here, mike, what do you think is going on >> there's been this undertow of weakness, small cap stocks underperforming. average stock made no progress, also a lot of focus on high yield debt the credit markets have been a leader, they've been weakening for days seems it's caught up to the headline indexes not sure if there's much more to it than that, other than pent-up selling in september and october when we're normally weak and skated higher through it >> i wonder if it has to do with anything that's been happening in the bond market we've been looking for clues we've been seeing a lot of buying in treasuries yields have come down from last week, almost around 250 and now people are looking at high yield and some of the selloff we're seeing there >> that pinched yield curve got more anxiety, another excuse to do more selling. >> doesn't take much to get

harvey: tell me a little bit about sara. benjamin: you know, she's the pillar of the family, and she says-- you know, she taught me something that i didn't understand the first time i was elected. this is my fourth term. so the first time i was, you know, i was 46 years old. i had young kids, and i devoted everything to the job non-stop, literally. you know, 24/7, 365. and, you know, then i was thrown out of office. the netanyahu government has been ousted. newscaster: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has lost his bid for reelection, to labor party candidate ehud barak by at least 14 percentage points. which is a very healthy thing to happen to a politician. and then i came back in and served, now, another three terms. so this time when-- second time when we came into office, she said, "you know, we're gonna do something different." she said, "we're gonna give time to our children, because it's never gonna come back. and because ultimately that's what you come back to." and so we have friday night dinner. you know?

fresh elections let's come back to sara brock myers from the global public policy institute here in berlin sara does that come as a surprise to you does not come as a surprise that the does not want to enter another ground cornishman they've said this from the beginning and it was clear likely that they were not going to do that what i found surprising just now and mr schultz statement is the enthusiasm almost he expressed for fresh elections given that globally this is quite a big event as has never happened that fast in german politics before and he was even starting to come pain right there and then in his first press conference he said he's they're not afraid of new elections why is that i mean he must seem see some opportunity here as you said it sounded a bit like he was starting on his campaign there maybe he was widely seen as not having been very successful in the last compan having been run a very inefficient campaign and not about the correct issue and not really being himself in the sense so maybe he sees this as an opportunity to for another chance of what were the reasons tha

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news. police captured four teenagers that escaped from a deception center in new jersey. they broke out a deception in egg harbor city and after a manhunt that forced five surrounding school districts to closed. three were caught in bridgeton more than 30 miles away. and we learned that the fourth teenager that remains at large is accused of murder. katherine scott is live with the latest. >> reporter: rick and sara, at this point we don't foe how the teens got to bring ton but we know that three of them are captured and they are still looking for one of them. 18-year-old michael huggins. charges with the murder lastier in bridgeton. lets go to chopper 6 hd over the scene of the command center in bridgeton where they continue to search for huggins. the new jersey state police fugitive task force is looking around the state wood prison. he is charged with the murder of dehaven'ty lee. >> all are between 16 and 18 years old. that authorities say escaped from harbor field youth

reporter sara bloomquist is live in camden tonight. sara mayhan has a lot of trouble with the law before and now this. >> reporter: he is just 19 years old and has three felony convictions and at least three arrests since becoming an adult and tonight he is charged with shooting a police officer and remains behind bars and that officer's colleagues are credited with quick thinking that likely saved his life. >> delron mayhen is charged with figure murder and other crimes. he is charged with shooting the officer last night and the tweet calls him a hero cop. there is nothing short of heroic the way the officer responded to the situation and the way his fellow officered responded. >> this is the scene as officers rushed to be at the officer's side the shooting happened at 8:15 and the officer approached three men acting suspiciously and the suspect ran off. he pulled out a gun and shot him at point-blank range in the thigh and tried to shoot the officer in the face and the gun jammed and the officer got the weapon away and subdued the su

i'm sara eisen >> i'm mike in for bill friend frost.e are starting friday with a song from taylor swifts new album. it was released at midnight. featuring ed sheeran i will hear a lot of it around the house. >> wilfred took the day off because it was such a big day and releasing the album. >> he needed to take it all in >> let's get a check on the global markets after a sell off on wall street wasn't as bad as it got during session lows, but the s&p and dow had their worst day in two weeks. the pressure continue this is morning. we are set to break an eight-week win streak when it comes to u.s. stocks, which are pointed lower for the week less than 2% of a decline if you add up the week. dow down 65, nasdaq down 24. it has been the nasdaq that's been under the most pressure that's also been the biggest winner russell 2000 is down more than a percent. treasury note yield. lower yields back to the bottom of the range 237. although, getting a pop today. we'll see where that goes. selling of treasuries this morning, yields higher that's the

sara, where is this going to end up? were talking to gregg jarrett, we do not have a special counsel. it is breathtaking to me. how do we have this ability for the clintons to constantly avoid the law that does not apply to the rest of us? >> sean, that is the most important question. where does this go from here? in order for this to be fully investigated, it needs a special counsel. there are some things that john and i cannot -- i do not think legally push forward with, and those are classified. that is because fight information. we have an informant is ready to talk. they are willing to talk to congressional members in the house intelligence committee, in oversight.ss but there are so many other issues out there, and the more you peel back this onion, the more you find out that there are things on the classified nature that affect our national security, that really do need to be investigated. >> sean: okay, guys. we'll have you both on tomorrowe and advance the story even further.. there are a lot more detail. thank

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i'm sara homely welcome to the show and thanks for joining us. depose kind along later carlos push along says he's preparing to stand in the region snaffle luncheons called by madrid for next month says he still considers himself and his jailed ministers to be the legitimate government of catalonia ignored a court order to return to spain to answer questions about his efforts to break away in barcelona meanwhile tens of thousands have again protested against the imprisonment of members of the dismissed regional government. tens of thousands once again out on the streets of the catalan capital barcelona tonight to protest the detention of leaders of the independence movement take former members of the deposed catalan government to being held without bail pending possible charges of rebellion and sedition. and other acts minister's son t.v. last thursday night in jail but was freed on friday after posing bail of fifty thousand euros his message one of conciliation. of want to ask the authorities of the state and prime minister roh hallway to take t

i'm sara harmon welcome to the show. juries social democrat leader martin schultz is consulting with seeing your party members this hour the s.p.d. is under considerable pressure to join a coalition government under uncle americal to avoid fresh elections no shelter so far ruled out joining any new coalition that you're in president met with him earlier and is believed to have pressed him to reconsider that position that's after the collapse of talks last weekend between chancellor merkel's conservatives and two other parties. but for more now let's cross over to thomas sparrow he's standing outside the social democrats headquarters here in berlin thomas good to see you has anything been decided what can you tell us. no up to now actually nothing has been decided the social democrats under martin shoals are still discussing what path they should take they're still debating what martin shows discussed with john president on friday. up to now the social democrats have been very reluctant to move from the position that they

cnn's sara ganim is joining us. sara?> facing calls to step down after women publicly accused him of sexual misconduct, the loudest calls we've heard from capitol hill. tonight, a new call to step aside from an ally of michigan congressman john conyers amid accusations from four different women alleging sexual harassment against the 88-year-old democrat. james claiborne is now withdrawing his support because he thinks it's in conyers' best interests after conyers' accuser marianne brown spoke out. >> it was sexual harassment violating my body, propositioning me and inviting me to hotels with the guise of discussing business and then propositioning me to, you know, for sex. >> reporter: conyers is being treated in an area hospital for dizziness with media camped outside his detroit home. congressman claiborne joins the call for his resignation. >> no one should have to go through that yet alone here in congress. i think he should resign immediately. >> it's very sad. the brave women who came forward are owed justice. i pra

sara, did you get more clarity on that?nt said yesterday. he seemed to want to clarify in his appearance today that he does believe the assessment from u.s. intelligence agencies that russia tried to med he will in the election. he made a point of saying he certainly believes it now under the current direction of these intel agencies and, of course, these agencies are now headed by people president trump has hand picked. he also went on to say that put putin clearly believes from president trump's point of view that russia didn't meddle. part of what you're seeing might ann little bit of naivety on the part of russian trump. i don't think there's anyone that thinks that russia could have meddled in a u.s. election without president putin ordering that. there's very little in russia that doesn't come from putin himself. setting all of that aside, president trump took this a step further and said that even though he does believe that russia meddled in the u.s. election, he believes there have v been very severe sanctions leve

>> thank you, sara. two questions, two topics if i may. does the president believe ray moore's accusers and think ray moore should drop out of the race? >> look, the president bloefs the allegations are troubling and should be taken seriously and he thinks that the people of alabama should make the decision on who their next senator should. >> so that's a no he thinks ray moore should stay in. >> look, the president said in his statement earlier this week if the allegations are true, then that ray moore should step aside. he still believes that. >> how would the president like to see that proven? >> look, i'm not going to get into and litigate back and forth. but the president has been clear that if any of these allegations are true, allegations that he takes very seriously, finds very troubling, if those do happen to be true, then he should do the right thing and step aside. >> does the president believe that accusations themselves, that is to say the women themselves and their own credibility can be es

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us it is a decisive day in german politics talks aimed at forming a new coalition government after september's general election have entered their final day now if these talks go. laps around the country could face new elections german chancellor angela merkel says that she is confident that they will succeed but as we report the parties are still far apart on many key issues. four weeks of negotiations have seen the chances for a so-called jamaica coalition hover at fifty fifty one thing is clear there's still no love lost between the very parties who say they want to govern under chancellor angela merkel. talk is the day when we have to put ourselves in the shoes of the other side and ask what is important to them. on balance a lot you can achieve that kind and if we do we will also achieve a positive result at the end of these negotiations and when stephen negotiators come and go those who face the microphones are still busy placing blame and stressing their own limits notably when it comes to the right of all refugees to have th

and a half million documents i think so this is slightly bigger in that sense one interesting thing sara some insiders say that applebee the firm here is much cleaner than second which is the firm at the heart of the panama scandal in that sense you know some people saying if this was at the heart of wrongdoing if the shown to be wrongdoing we should say not all the activity described here is illegal but if there is wrongdoing then it could be that you know there's a lot bigger problem in this area of offshore investments than was previously even realized it sounds like we're going to be learning a lot more very soon simon young our political correspondent thanks for your insights. saudi arabia has arrested dozens of princes and government ministers and a high level perch among those arrested the billionaire prince only forbes magazine named him there weren't just men in the arab world the arrests have been sanctioned by king soundman under a new anti corruption body but he's putting his son in charge of the move is seen as cementing crown prince muhammad's power in the kingdom. on the s

that's not our business. >> sara eisen?at do you think it's worth, bill, do you think you can put a price or valuation on bitcoin? >> no. >> you think it keeps going higher. >> i do. >> and not a fraud >> i don't think it's a fraud. >> okay. thanks for clearing that up. >> an important perspective. what do you think is primary driver of the next stage of growth in silicon valley if we take the things that have already been hyped off the table, you know, artificial intelligence, big data, machine learning, we talked about that, this connecting reality to the digital world through a.r., things like that, it's built into the new iphone, what's the next thing >> the one that has a remarkable monetary momentum to it is the machine learning stuff. you guys talk about nvidia and the servers and you look at what is said about machine learning, and we have a company called cerbrus that's early in that market, and the demand from companies to kind of crunch data in a way they haven't done before seems like it will go on for a very lo

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and david faber at the new york stock exchange.kets setting some new highs, at least on the s&p and nasdaq for now. we have m & a talk all over the place. chips and telecom really moving today. >> our road map begins with a massive mega merger in the works. broadcom making a bid for qualcomm in what could be the largest tech deal ever details next >> billionaire saudi prince al waleed bin talal arrested along with ten other royals. >> plus, wilbur ross is refuting allegations he tried to conceal an investment in a company with ties to the kremlin. what he told cnbc this morning, straight ahead >>> first, let's get straight to that possible enormous deal that is in the works. at least in the works on one side broadcom this morning put out an unsolicited takeover bid to acquire qualcomm for cash and stock. a large amount of cash, not as much stock $70 overall a share. $60 of that is in cash and $10 a share in stock and it's worth roughly, let's call it around $105 billion or so particularly given the move up in broadcom's stock price

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. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange" here on a monday on cnbc i'm sara eisen. >m wilfred frost >> let's go to the markets and show you how the markets are shaping up especially the nasdaq. that was a standout. up a full percent after the dow and the s&p also closed higher futures are under a slight bit of pressure. s&p down 3, nasdaq down 3 as well as for the 10-year treasury note yield we come off a week with a pretty solid jobs report though wages weren't moving higher enough and an announcement of a new fed chairman and the ten-year yield still low. >> the ten-year yield went down. it ended from 2.43 to 2.33. >> better data on the u.s. economy. >> that's why financials were the worst performing sector. tech was the best. let's have a look at markets around the world asian markets this morning are a little bit mixed performance as you can see hong kong slightly lower. shanghai and japan doing well. european trade for you, another great week for the dax both france and germany ended at record closes on friday. germany particularly outperforming. it was up 2% as

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news a local day care owner is under arrest the allegations she is facing coming up. >>> and long time journalist charlie rose is facing sexual harassment. >>> but the big story is the possible homicide in a minneapolis county shopping center. that a man found in a car appears to have been stabbed multiple times. jeanette reyes is live now with video of the crime. >> reporter: this bloody attack happened and witnesses thought this would be a fender bender but a closer look and this surveillance camera footage revealed a different story. >> blood from his mouth down to his choest. >> a horrific end to what is believed to be a fatal stabbing along the 400 block of ridge pike. in plymouth township. >> you don't know how to react. >> this video obtained by "action news" shows the moments leading up to the bloody attack. on the far left two men are seen getting into the buick lacrosse. and then the brake lights go on and off and the car rolls down leaving a bloody trail along the way and comes