. >> reporter: founded by this man, former professional mma fighter la mumba sayers. they're packing up thanksgiving dinners for the homeless and others less fortunate. >> for me to have inch cans get killed -- to have cousins get killed and stuff, that hurt. >> reporter: why is why sayers opened up thla all kids. >> question got a lot of -- we got a lot of gang violence and kids who are disobedient and don't know how to follow basic instructions out here. what i decided to do was to get a place for them to be able to go to. >> reporter: he teamed up with former gang member gerald wright, sr. >> 26 years later i still don't have an answer as to why i joined. >> reporter: who now works for a nonprofit who helps keep kids away from a life he experienced family and friends and people that i lost since 1989 going into gangs. most of these cats got kids and i say i love them, so i don't want them, their babies to follow the same things we did. >> reporter: lessons they hope others won't have to learn the hard way. >> that's my next chance. >> reporter: maya rodriguez, 9new

he did something that hasn't been done since gale sayers did it for the bears. and any time you can say gale sayers, that's cool. dick butkus also at the game. great player. alshon jeffery. jay cutler looked good, first game back since missing five. give the ball to a young man. that's what's great about sports and the bears surprise the vikings who lost two in a row. >>> chicago and is brooklyn in the house? without a doubt. all right. first quarter, bulls, taj gibson the rebound. rajon rondo to wade to jimmy butler. jimmy played pretty good. great ball movement. ball never hit the floor. loved that. butler with 22 points. wade, oh, bojan bogdanowicz, i mean, you got old school there. the bulls won by a lot. i mean by so many. what is that? that's 30. they won by 30. that's all we have. that's all the time we have. back to you. >> all right. thanks, neil. >>> up next in "the pulse," the president's new interview this morning, a comedian takes a few jabs about how much he's aged in office. >>> and heidi klum's big reveal. the supermodel always goes all out for h

. ♪ leo sayer: yeah, i mean i come over here and i'm recognized.ew ideas through programs like this, made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> yang: good evening. i'm john yang. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight, a deep dive into the president-elect's overseas businesses, and how those economic ties could influence the trump administration. then, as cubans mourn the death of communist leader fidel castro, how newly-restored relations between u.s. and cuba could change under a trump presidency. and, the costs of moving on: abandoned coal sites wreak havoc on the environment and country's checkbooks. >> yang: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour.

. >> packers head coach has won 65% of the games in green bay and reminding the nay sayers after the team's 47-25 loss to tennessee. the team's third straight loss for the season. we have not forgotten. the defense allowed 21 points in the first quarter. they are saying they are not faith in each other and play as one and sticking together and not pointing the finger. >> we are not playing the blame game or pointing the fingers. we are in this together. >> i'm a builder, a developer, i said that the first day i arrived here. >> i went to a packers party over the weekend and everyone is talking about >> a major piece of new arena is new in wisconsin. you may have seen the set of steel beams delivered yesterday. they are from europe. the steel is some day making up the roof of the future wisconsin entertainment and sports center. they are working to prep the steel before installing it. the new arena ready to go fall tomorrow night at the b-mo. >> looking cool. ie was driving in the area the other day and stopped at a stop light, it is loud. >> no kidding. >> it is loud down there. >> y

but the report sayere ar still advisors pusngudy guiliani forhe position. ed president obama has now commuting sentences during his presidency. hit the mestone today when he shoened sentences for 79 more pple, including drug offenders fromst springeld, and worcester. the president has commuted sentences for more people than his 11 predecessors combined. maria ere's no american flag : flying on the campus of hampshire college in amherst tonight. the college's board of trustees removed it friday, after a group of students lowered the flag to half-staff to est e election of donald trump. then, the flag was burned on th. f otrorsies. >> if we could remove the conflict over that symbol and get to the real issues underneath, there would be a chance for real learning. i know moment ncredibl conflict and tension. not intended as a political statement at all. maria: faculty members will now lead discussions on the meaning to me sure evidence is notice do comprosed. harvey: it will be every bit as cold tomorrow morning and then changes for a lot of thanks giving week

toward education, nay sayers say the money is only a drop in the bucket for the state's education fund. whatever happens, this is a process that'll take years to play out, and now here, people just enjoying speaking to tommy chong, you'll hear from him tonight at 11. channel 13 action news. >>> all right, thank you, and what an exciting night. keeping a close eye on everything. >> it's a barn burner, you get a sense in the mood between the republican and democratic gatherings. the republicans are feeling the momentum but the night is not over. and nevada will play what could that. let's go to riley snyder. nevada is always a battle ground state, but look at the electoral college numbers, nevada is turning into a capital n. >> yes, we are, we matter every election cycle. now more than ever, we may be hillary clinton's path to states that were assumed to be safe, lean democratic, are looking to go to donald trump. nevada could decide this election. >> let's talk about down ballot now. the latest polls before election day, especially in the senate race. cortez, and masto. a little lead ov

receiving and return touchdown in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayers. and this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front of the goal line. booker, with a nice run for gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch.

the all knowing, all telling, all omniscient, famous seer sage sayer and former driver for miss daisy, carnac the magnificent! [ music ] [ applause ] well, nice to see you again. >> thank you. >> i hold in my hand, the envelope, can see these envelopes are hermetically sealed. they've been kept in a mayonnaise jar in a station wagon since noon today. >> mmhmmm. >> no one knows the contents of these envelopes but you will ascertain the answer having never before heard the question. >> thank you, rover. >> yes. [ laughter ] envelope number one. hermetically sealed. >> must have absolute silence. >> often times, carnac gets that. [ laughter ] >> should've been called forwarding, not call answering. >> yes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> the answer to this question sealed in here is milk and honey. >> milk and honey. >> what will michael milken be hearing a lot of in jail? [ laughter ] over the lips and through the gums. >> over the lips >> what's the worst place to attach your suspenders? [ laughter ] carnac, headed right into pakistani porta-potty. [ laughter ] ding dong dell pushes in th

first rookie with a rushing, receiving and return touchdown in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayers. and this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front of the goal line. booker, with a nice run for gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the ga tries that run again to the left. going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a pridefu

receiving and return touchdown in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayers. and this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front of the goal line. booker, with a nice run for gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries thatun going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are

box office has been great in 2016 and looks just as good in 2017, and, yeah, there's a lot of nay sayersespn thing, but i think disney is going to be a 7% home run if you hold it. we may get a big portion of that in 2016, but my thesis was where can i make -- where can i get a dividend and make 7% in 2017? i think this name, which i gave a full weighting to in my portfolio is doing exactly what i had hoped it did, and i'm waiting to hear from eiger again, of course, because there are still nay sayers on the espn thing. >> you heard from them, right? you heard from him after earnings. the reason that the stock was up is because the market deemed some comments that eiger made on the call were more positive about espn. the stock was up. >> what i want him to -- what i want him to tell me is he is not buying netflix. that's a diluted deal, and he doesn't want it. >> it's time to be constructive on disney, and kevin lays out the fumgts case. i'll give you the technical. stock back above its 200 day for the first time since may of this year. it spent a long time in exile, and now i think you'r

. >> toward the nay sayers, or those people that think this is a hoax, we don't have that information. >> talking to her three times, has there ever been a point where her story has changed? >> not to my knowledge. >> that's essential. >> that is. >> deputies are looking for two hispanic females, and considered armed and dangerous. the sheriff also tells me they are looking to get more information now about their physical descriptions, sometime later today. cbs news, reading, california. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", thunder and lightning. >> violent storms hit the south and take several lives. we'll take you to the hardest hit spot. >> some tornado watches out across alabama early this morning. as far as we're concerned for our upcoming weekends, much more typical and tranquil chill in the air for us, as we are expecting some sunshine through the course of the weekends, few more clouds through sunday, but you know, right around 50 degrees where we should be talking. so dose of reality coming up in our full forecast, i'll walk you through how we actually make that transition. t

first rookie with a rushing, receiving and return touchdown in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayers. and this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front of the goal line. about seven yards before phillip gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a

first rookie with a rushing, receiving and return touchdown in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayers. and this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front booker, with a nice run for about seven yards before phillip gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful

the first rookie with a rushing, in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayers. and this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front of the goal line. booker, with a nice run for gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch

first rookie with a rushing, receiving and return touchdown in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayers. and this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front of the goal line. booker, with a nice run for gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch

first rookie with a rushing, receiving and return touchdown in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayersnd this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front of the goal line. booker, with a nice run for about seven yards before phillip gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as

the film hoping to draw oscar nominations to boost the studio in sixth place in terms of market sayerr this year. >> marilyn monroe. >> reporter: fox hoping to draw an audience to "rules don't apply" and luring teenagers with r-rated bad santa 2. one big question, whether the explosion of content available to stream on demand from netflix and amazon could deter audiences from making the trip to the box office and spending their money on tickets. >> when you have series like the man in the high castle from amazon video, starting its second season in mid season and gilmore girls, there is a lot going on there. there is so much content, trying to keep people at home, that it really takes big content on the big screen to get them out of their homes and out to the movie theatre. >> . >> reporter: there is a range of films debuting this weekend, the lack of a breakout like last year's "creed" could make it very tough for studios to match last year's thanksgiving box office results. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> and before we go, let's take another loo

the gloom sayers will have 2 -- mark: 1.4% is too low? guest: it is too low. would not mind betting the economy is a lot stronger. the campaign of fear was wrong then and no reason to believe they are going to be right anytime. mark: before the referendum, he was pilloried for saying there is going to be a $40 billion pound. to borrow in 2020 versus a surplus. i recall when mr. osborne was chancellor, it was already off course. why should we believe what it would be? the economy will be stronger, borrowing will be lower and the worst thing that affects all of this, and certainly it is a fact, kristin forbes made a very good speech saying the effects are being completely overstated and i think she's right. we believe project fear, we talk ourselves into doom and gloom because of the incessant barrage of negativity. economy will be on a better footing. the euro zone economy is recovering. the strongest growth this year according to pmi data. the global economy is looking better and that helps the u.k. with the sixth biggest economy in the world. we are not a lit

that is something he reminds the nay sayers after 47-25 loss to tennessee. it was the third straight loss for the season. the players are saying they are not going to play the glam game. >> continue to believe. continuing to have faith in each other. sticking together. not pointing the finger. >> we are not going to point the fingers or playing the blame game. builder, a developer. >> okay. if packers play washington on sunday, the following week, the packers face the philadelphia eagles on monday night football. that is going to be a good one only here on wisn 12. >> a piece of the bucks arena is in wisconsin. you may have seen the set of steel beams delired yesterday. they are from europe. steel will make up the roof of the future entertainment and sports center. right now they are working on prepping the steel before installing it. the arena should be ready by fall of 2018. bucks host the hawks tomorrow night at the b-mo. >> i can't wait to see it. >> you have the arena and the entertainment center and the shops. >> a lot happening in that part of downtow

against the face of the democratic washington establishment pledging all along to keep proving the nay sayersng and keep doing it like no one ever has. >> i beat a lot of people. it will probably be her. we're going to see what happens. >> what we saw at first was more of the same. the poll, the pundits that made paid to read the tea leaves all predicted history. the first female president ready to continue the eight-year push to the left but much of america had a different history making vision in mind. an america that reached out to those who felt forgotten and quickly the race that wasn't supposed to be race became, well, a race. >> i have a message for all of you the crime and violence that o fli offlicts or nation will come to an end. >> a gift, rallying cry from the very person who was already planning her move back to the white house. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> the basket grew until it burst. hard working, angry and now insulted american voters fired up and ready to make history. through it all though he added substance, spe

receiving and return touchdown in the game since 1965 and the great gale sayers. and this is the one, in the final seconds, not getting possession there until he was at the goal line. that's why the fans were booing pete morelli. they were unhappy, thinking it should have been down in front of the goal line. booker, with a nice run for gaines made the tackle. >> cris: they came out with two deep safeties in that time. and they've been getting burned in that man coverage. here we go. we're going to run the football, then, in that situation. we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago,

that all athrong keep proving the nay sayers wrong and keep doing it like no one ever has. >> i beat a lot of people. and we're going to see what happens. >> what we saw at first was more of the sames, the polls, the pundits, the people paid to read the tea leaves all predicted history, the first female president, ready to continue the eight-year push to the left. but america had a different vision in mind. an america that felt forgotten and quickly the race that wasn't supposed to be a race base, well a race. >> i have a message for all of you, the crime and violence that today afflicts our nation, will soon, and i mean very soon come to an end. [ applause ] >> then, a gift from the most unlikeliest of givers, a rallying cry from the very person who was already planning her move back to the white house. you could put half of trump's supporters into what a i call a basket of deplorables. >> the basket grew until it burst, hard working, angry, frustrated, and now insulted american voters. fired up and ready to make history. and through it all, though he added substance, specifics, and

and i'm kerry sayers. and i'm your host, bill kurtis. this is "through the decades." longfellow called it the universal language. plato said it gives wings to the mind and hendrix insisted it never lied. what they and so many were describing is music. it has the power to connect and define the decades. so today we are looking back at some morable milestones in music from a sound that would define detroit to t dawn of disco and the legacy of the incomp fraarable sinatra. but we begin with the for of nature known as beatlemania. the fab four sparked the hysteria in 1964 when they another level when they landed on the west coast ready for their first u.s. concert ur. stepping off the plane the day before tir first concert tour began in san fran, the beatles were welcomed by 50,000 delirious fans. "andthis is beatleland formerly known as britain, where an epidemic called beatlemania has population, especially female. some of the girls can write and they belong to the beatle fan club the beatles sound like iect life but it's spelled b.e.a.t. beat. and these four boys from

all those na sayers who thought they had no chance of beating the chiefs. chiefs had won 10 straight home games before losing to the bucs yesterday, 19-17. one of the biggest plays came in the fourth quarter with the bucs defense came up with an interception in the end zone and the offense was able to capitalize. it's one of the best games this season for jameis. he threw for 331 yards and no interceptions. >> first of all, jameis was out of sight today. that's as good of a quarterback play in my however many years i've been in the league now. jameis, he s jam us played a great, great game. we gave him the game ball already. >> he was the at let ikt director at florida state. he passed away this morning and he really meant a lot to me so if the family is listening, thank you. i love you. >>russell: the bucs move into sole possession of second place. that's one game ahead of the behind the first place falcons. and in our next half hour, hear tony dungy's reaction to the win plus a preview of the next opponent. that's the seattle seahawks. >>jennifer: the ban

i'm kerry sayers. and i'm your host, bill kurtis. it's the '90's "through the decades." generation x was grown up and working. bill clinton was in the white house. friends was on the television and the world wide web was, well beginning its ubiquitous ascent. it was the '90s. today on "through the decades" we take the hour to look back some of the biggest events to define that decade. from the tragic death of the face of grunge music to an attack on an olympic skater masterminded by her on-ice rival and the wedding of the king of pop and the daughter of the king of rock and roll. but we begin with the murder trial that would consume the nation's attention in the '90s and beyond. it began after former nfl star o.j simpson was arraigned on deaths of ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman in june, 1994. it was dubbed the trial of the century and it had all the makings of a hollywood film with bigger than life, real- life characters from the prosecution to the defense to the judge to the defendant himself and it all played out on television every day for the

. >> you still get nay sayers? over the counter drug. the doctor anderson currently recommends can business to about 50 patients for many it's delivered right to their door. but first they must qualify for compassionate use in the state of florida. >> majority of my patients are cancer patients. and different stages of cancer. i've had multiple cancers. going through chemo and the cbd is helping them to feel better while they are undergoing their chemotherapy. patients with terminal illnesses can get two business. one contained significant levels of thc the chemical associated with at marijuana high. >> others with certain seizure disorders or severe muscle spasm are restricted to cbds a strain of marijuana containing less than 1 percent thc. >> three months after starting the medication katelyn's seen a change. how many a day were you having >> and now? >> none. as far as side effects go? >> none. it was like a curtain drew open. and it just like something in my brain went like this and i was like oh my gosh, you know, and it makes me k

the all knowing, all telling, all omniscient, famous seer sage sayer and former driver for miss daisy, carnac the magnificent! [ applause ] well, nice to see you again. >> thank you. >> i hold in my hand, the envelope, can see these envelopes are hermetically sealed. they've been kept in a mayonnaise jar in a station wagon since noon today. and your mystical and borderline divine way will ascertain the answer having never before heard the question. >> thank you, rover. >> yes. [ laughter ] envelope number one. hermetically sealed. >> must have absolute silence. >> often times, carnac gets that. [ laughter ] >> should've been called forwarding, not call answering. >> yes. [ laughter ] [ >> the answer to this question sealed in here is milk and honey. >> milk and honey. >> what will michael milken be hearing a lot of in jail? [ laughter ] and through the gums. >> what's the worst place to attach your suspenders? [ laughter ] carnac, headed right into pakistani porta-potty. [ laughter ] ding dong dell pushes in the well. [ laughter ] what won the grand prize this week on "america's funni

if you don't whine, complain, if you focus and become im per vee yus to the nay sayers and critics, you can accomplish the task at hand. i thought stephanie's question was symptomatic of the following which is the media insisted to the american people here's what's important to you as you go into the ballot box and they became of one mind in that it was going to be exactly what hillary clinton was saying on the stump, what anchors -- what mainstream journalists were saying on print and in tv and what hillary clinton's paid advertisement was about. she ended up talking about donald trump and women to the very last moment or what he had said about someone 25 years earlier, and america rebelled. they said you are not going to tell me what's important to me. so i always find the thought police and those who pretend they're for freedom of thought and personal liberty are full of it when it comes to here's how you should raise your children, here's what you should discuss with them. nobody is going to come between me and the way i decide to raise my children and what i discuss with them, but

it wasn't that long ago where the nay sayers, and michael may have been one of them, saying profit margins have peaked. that's the negative of the market. they've got to come down. >> if you take a three-year average of productivity in the u.s., there's only one period in the last six years that's been low, and that's starting in the 1980s. >> what measure? broad measure? just on tech? >> on the government reported productivity numbers. if we look, that's nonfarm roll activity. we think that we're going to get to 3% to 4% economic growth. it's no longer accounting from cheap liquidity conditions. that was the last 15 years. we're shifting out of that regime. for the companies to achieve productivity growth they have to invest in productive assets. productive assets tend to be technology-focused. it's technology to answer your questions, scott. it's technology and capital goods. there are two sectors that are going to get the u.s. economy to 3% to 4% growth, and at two sectors, quite frankly, have underperformed since the election. >> we're talking about -- >> what's happening, scott, is pe

did he look at that and sayers oh, my god? it is also said, i heard it said today without being verified by the principals, that bill clinton was upset by the direction of the campaign. he may have said that after the fact or not said it. >> i think people in the white house were upset for some of the same reasons as bill clinton. >> rose: right. she didn't campaign as nearly as many events as trump. >> rose: right. trump's thing was rallies. >> well, he's good at it. but one of the thing that people in the white house that -- they knew, of course, she's not the retail politician bill clinton or barack obama is and hillary said that over and overo. what confounded them, besides the money stuff and what confounded them besides comey and wikileaks which, obviously, you know, is another matter, was why aren't you in michigan? >> rose: didn't go to wisconsin. >> why aren't you in wisconsin? what are you thinking about arizona? why are we having conversations about, you know, texas turning blue? they thought this was fantasy. >> ro

. >>> in the south bay sayer hif's deputies say the suspect in a violent home invasion in cupertino hadouring the neighborhood for potential targets. investigators say these men canvassed the area knocking on doors. instead of targeting empty homes, they say these criminals had a different philosophy. >> what's concerning about this case, knocking on doors, what appeared to be to find people who were home to have them go into the house and lead them to their possessions. >> deputies arrested the suspects minutes after they allegedly held a couple up at gunpoint and ransacked their homes. investigators say they could be tied to more robberies in the same neighborhood. >>> cal osha investigating a deadly accident in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood. a man was crushed to death yesterday afternoon when the forklift he was driving tipped over and landed on him. the victim's name has not been released. >>> 5:48 right now on your tuesday morning. a school fight, but it's not between students. this one involves a palo alto private school and the people living right around it. concerned re

sayer knows is facing more lawsuits. the latest from a private investors, one of several brought when it became clear their nose was not able to do the testing the young ceo said it could do. learning more about who invested in theranos. a new report shows $100 million invested by rupert murdock who runs, among other things, the "wall street journal." the "wall street journal" has been on top of the debacle. the reporter may win a pulitzer for this. there's nothing elicit here, it's just incredibly ironic. >>> markets ended a four-day winning streak on monday. the dow fell 54, nasdaq down 30. today is giving tuesday. possibly the least known day of the shopping season. paypal last year raised $48 million for charity, up to $15 million the year before. they hope to break it again today. >> a great thing. you can think of others. >>> be in the holiday spirit as we take a live look outside. there's a tree lighting ceremony going on in san francisco in the financial district. there's a bit of a chill in the air. just setting

a lot of nay sayers who didn't believe nvidia could take the data center by storm but that sequential growth will impress even the hardened skeptics. the analysts that questioned the stock's valuation have to recognize nvidia is moving into an end market and not just that wall street is reevaluating the can pepp a structural shift going on in the way the businesses view it. it's doing something no one else is taking graphics processor accelerated capabilities and applying them to various enterprise solutions and using them to process sets of data. the fact is the market for cloud based artificial intelligence powered by the best chips out there is vastly larger than the market for high quality graphics chips devoted to gaming. i haven't mentioned the connected car, autonomous driving. they have a strong relationship with tesla, what jack worked on, the autonomous driving index. how important that is. put it together and you have a semiconductor company in the process of transforming itself from a gaming play to a play on the data center, cloud, artificial intelligence, the sexiest are

so the naysayers -- okay, i think one for the anyway sayer column with the stock at 50 and the deal beingatever -- 21 -- >> short interest in solar. i'm sorry, solarcity is 35%. short interest in tesla is 25%. so every time this thing gets beaten on, guy and i have talked about this, there is always an underlying bid. 190, 188, has been the place where it's been bought. one day that's not going to be the case, but it's been the case thus far. >> to build on that, if solarcity doesn't rally, given the short interest steve just said, maybe these naysayers might be right. maybe the stock does have another leg. to me -- listen, i'm not saying i know anything about the financials of tesla and solarcity. but if seems a lot like sleight of hand going on here. to me. and i'm not -- >> you're not alone. in terms of wall street. >> and will be good for them to have this behind them. the merger done, closed. >> even if it's closed successfully. >> the spread has come -- it seems it will most likely happen. >> the oddest thing about today, though, when you look at volatility going up to 20, what happ

. >> i'm skeptical of that, i'm sorry, i don't mean to be a negative nay sayer here. he has a lot to overcome. while he would say, you know, i wanted this to be about love and there's love in this room, he'd be punching people with the other fist. this is something to bear in mind. >> that's the challenge. the temperament. what they do in the early days, setting the agendas, working with democrats, push them way. a lot more to discuss. trump cracked and crumbled the blue wall and how democrats see a future without an obama or clinton dominating the party. please, take our quiz this sunday morning. how many times has the candidate won the popular vote but lost the election? vote at cnn.com/vote. ♪spread a little love today ♪spread a little love my way ♪spread a little somethin to remember♪ philadelphia cream cheese, made with fresh milk and real cream. makes your recipes their holiday favorites. the holidays are made with philly. ♪ well, if you want to sing out, sing out ♪ ♪ and if you want to be free, be free ♪ ♪ 'cause there's a million things to be ♪ ♪ you know that