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david: john, you're a nay sayer. >> you haven't convinced me the federal government wouldn't know whatwe should import and export. why would we let it plan the most import, human capital, let the markets do it. david: wonderful representative from libertarians here. and a pick they say you'll >> what a wild week >> and we're back with the picks to be thankful for this thanksgiving season. e-mack, you love index funds. >> a cheap one, vanguard value index fund. it has a lot of blue chip names on the cheap. david: bill. >> my market forecast for a 3% return and i think the bland fund. david: and you like this. >> tesla is eating up lithium and this company likes it. david: do you like mines? >> my fund is up double digits. and no, they said china is going to eat its lunch with its own production. david: thanks for watching. have a wonderful thanksgiving. heap is here, the number one business block continues with meli francis and cashin' in. melissa: back from asia and president trump says america is back in business. japanese manufacturers, toyota and mazda, announced that they will be o

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president today, sources tell cnn he's worried the conversation would shift to his pasta could you sayersall of which of course he's denied. politically speaking is not saying anything about this the safest play for him? >> i think, anderson, look, he has a flip i excuse today. he wanted to talk about his trip and he didn't want to step on his own story, but i think he's got 24 hours more to say something. he is president. this is a really important test of his presidency. his whole agenda, where he stands. he may catch some flak for it, but that's what being a leader is. he's got to step up and do a tough thing and he's got to get this guy out of the race for the salk of his own party and his own agenda. >> ed, as a supporter of the president, how do you see it, because the flipside is he already weighed in to tell people to vote for luther strange and he got a loss on that. does he really want to weigh in on this. >> no. i mean, i see it exactly the opposite of david gergen on both points he just made back to back. one he says the guy gets accused, therefore the classy thing is to quit.

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sayer gardner died last year on i-66 in fauquier it pushes down section upon section, and if it's doing that it's absorbing energy and slowing the vehicle down, bleeding off energy so it slows -- so it's a controlled stop. you have a crash but you don't have a fatality. >> and that didn't do that here. >> no. >> reporter: and take a look at these photos from salene county, missouri. they show a truck that was literally skewered by an x-lite this past february. the state tells us it was an x-lite. the driver killed. in a statement to news 4, lindsay transportation solutions says "x-lite has successfully passed crash and safety tests in accordance with federal standards and criteria and remains eligible for federal transportation funding. there is no road safety equipment that can prevent injury every time a driver fails to stay on the road. but x-lite has reduced the number and severity of injuries sustained in automobile accidents." while the x-lite remains on the federal highway administration's list of approved products, at least 11 states including virginia have decided to stop using

opec senior officials recently saying they proved the nay sayers wrong by showing that they could show this way and they said this had a clear impact on prices. the question is, what will happen though, if we start to see a spike in us shale oil production and whether people don't see the wisdom of keeping cuts in place. but as i say at the moment, the meeting hasn't begun yet, we'll wait to see how the negotiations pan through today and see whether those, how long if those cuts are extended for. bethany, you mentioned there the shale oil producers. in many ways they are the ghosts of the feast, they are the ghosts of the feast, they are the people everybody is worried about, at $60 a barrel, it's worth coming into production and if they do that, they are going to take away saudi's share, aren't they? very much so. opec with its alliance of non—opec members here are in a bind because they want to rebalance the market. the saudis say there is still work to be done before they are happy with the rebalancing of the market. on the other hand, if they continue to extend these cuts, then tha

whether they're still alive or whether they're going to be so vibing or not it seems the coastal sayers is going to rock going to be a rising as the verse is a rescue teams are still searching for the people people's bodies which are lost it's a bit on the iranian side this is what's we hear from our colleagues that only talk with aware they're. provided by the government is continuing to were there and people are at the the hospital. medical trucks and others. have been brought to the area but of course this is a little bit quiet compared to iran here that's the most. part of the story. i thank you for that and. more than sixty people have been killed in airstrikes in a rebel held town in northern syria the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes it's a market in the countryside of. aleppo it's inside one of the so-called deescalation zones which were green between turkey russia and iran. is more from gaza in top near the turkey syria border. according to activists and rescue workers a number of strikes hit this town of in the northern countryside of aleppo province we h

so he read alfred sayer. he read teddy roosevelt's books on the 1812 campaign. he was very well read in american history. it was part of his -- you know, the drive, his love of america. >> the next question is over here. >> what is to be done about the lamentable restriction in teaching history in schools -- i guess in america, as well as britain? my grandson who studied for his a-levels was restricted to the french revolution, the american civil rights movement, and the wars of the roses. anything in between was completely neglected. what is to be done about it? >> can i first of all say next time you're talking to your son, congratulate him on the wars of the roses. we have something -- it is nicknamed in britain about our history teaching in schools is just called henry to hitler. you jump from henry viii to adolph hitler. virtually nothing before and after. i chaired an advisory group in 2005, a small group of historians -- we were pointed -- we were pointed by the tory party, by the secretary for education on precisely this, the huge gaps when, which histor

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in a statement, conniers sayers looks forward to meeting before the committee. >>> president trump willnot campaign for alabama senate candidate roy moore before the december 12th special election. he will not travel to alabama on mr. moore's behalf. the president did come to moore's aid criticizing democratic nominee doug jones in a series of tweets. the president tweeted the last thing we need in alabama is a schumer/pelosi puppet and bad for our second amendment and wants to raise taxes to the sky. jones would be a disaster. >> a father and grandmother are now charged after a 3-year-old accidently shot herself yesterday. ter rans williams and his mother, barbara mcgill, are child with recklessly endangering another person. the little girl got ahold of her father's unsecured gun and shot herself in the thigh. she's expected to survive but doctors are trying to save her leg. >>> crews spent hours trying to rescue a man stuck in a trash truck in the junaya section. the man is in the hospital in yit cal critical condition. >>> investigators have ruled out foul play as a cause of a fire a

come founding the nay sayers, they were worried about the government intervening a truly monster of adrink company and rocked the world energy drinks are here to stay once again, i would have been shaken out of this stock's move if it weren't for ponce and his chart handling take a look at this, big move up citigroup, everybody hated it in june 2010, lowe's kept getting higher but the highs stayed the same this is what's known as a wedge pattern. collins find it reliable and dependant. we've also had tremendous in the words of call lin, she's a queen, we cannot mention her on this show. the fib queen uses ratios found in nature. we also like the work of carlie garner who uses data from the trading commission to examine when too many hedge fund are leading the wrong way on commodity. the bottom line, technicians and fundamentalist can coexist make peace with them both and you'll make a heck of a lot more money. if you're blind to one or the other and certainly to both. "mad money's" back after the break. ♪ ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that t

sayer: they are afraid to this is still america, you are still innocent until proven guilty. it is not the other way around. they are afraid to say what's right here at what is right is you are innocent until proven guilty. the president -- is doing the right thing by keeping his mouth shut until the facts come feared -- come out. there are tricky things coming out with uranium one secret stuff, all the things that hillary was planning during the elections. democrats can go pretty low. her point this has not are there any investigations right now looking into the allegations by these women? a lot of reporters are looking into it and locally as well. congress, i don't think they are looking into it anywhere on capitol hill. some alabama republicans are questioning the timing of this. do they think it is coming from democrats or republicans? guest: the more campaign has been saying most -- both. are are saying democrats teaming up republicans to move that forward. host: houston, texas, democrat. caller: yes men. it seems like his discrimination fromst the democrats republicans

i'm kerry sayers. and i'm your host, bill kurtis. it's the 90s "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 at 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 two counts of murder for the 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 ou

i will take agatha christie, dorothy sayers and i'll take graham greene who i love and i'll take hemingwaywhy think is a great writer and i read these 20 or 30 years ago but i'm going to read them again. probably because i i love the l and i can learn more from reading their fiction than my peers because my peers, you don't want to be influenced by your peers. you want to read the older stuff for pleasure and subconsciously maybe that informs your own writing without it being too derivative. >> if you want to leave everybody with one thought about the book, what would it be? >> the "the cuban affair"? >> yes. >> that was not suspected. you already bought it so i can say whatever what i want. the reviews have been great. i mean, you know, it's like four and half stars on amazon. i don't care about the reviews usually except when they're bad of course, but i have seen 15 great reviews and you don't normally get that kind of consistency. the only review that was a little -- our hometown newspaper where i came from, but it's not the review per se. anyone who reviews as a professional and also

vice admiral phil sayer, the commander of the 7th fleet, released a statement to the families about thegic loss of these three individuals. it reads as follows. quote, our thoughts and prayers are with the families of these sailors. their service and sacrifice will be lifting in 7th fleet and we will continue to stand the watch for them as they did bravely for all of us. again, eight of the occupants of that aircraft were rescued by both u.s. and japanese officials as they searched nearly 1,000 square nautical miles just after that crash, fred. the japanese defense minister said that engine trouble possibly may be to blame for the tragedy, though the investigation, fred, is still ongoing at this hour. >> so sad. all right, thank you. >>> republicans are hoping to push through their tax reform bill in a matter of weeks. it gives big cuts to corporations and the wealthy but democrats say the middle class will wind up paying more. one democratic lawmaker join us live to talk taxes next. hey, man. oh! nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving

virtual propaganda army around him, including the mainstream media to defame and destroy his could you sayers. so weinstein in a sense lack of clarity and lack of openness on the sexual harassment allegations, i think there's a few things that more annoys people about congress than when we see that they just specifically give themself, let them literally live by a separate set of laws. this was true for the insider trading in the stock market. people find out about that -- trish: still, that hasn't been fixed, by the way. i was furious at tom price because of some of the trades that he made. and that came back to haunt him. but you're right. that still hasn't been fixed. >> and then you see obamacare regulations as well. there are places where all of a sudden -- especially when it comes to dollars and careers, members of congress have these walls that they throw up to protect themselves because they can. and i think people are going to demand, especially as we see. wait a second. this is -- this is intended to hide. meaning, the way they've set up the system. i've worked for the federal gover

. >> reporter: fellow investigators said frank knew sayer a with a hate crime and depriving an 18 year-old african-american man his civil rights. according to a criminal complaint young man was arrested in september 2016 during an incident at a motel. while handcuffed in police custody, the chief allegedly slammed the black teen's head in the door jam and then punched him. >> complaint alleged that the defendant harbored an intense racial animosity toward african americans. >> reporter: concerned officer within bordentown police department reported the incident to federal authorities and told them nuc era had a long history of racism. at one point he allegedly said these n word are like isis they have no value. they should line them all up and mow them down. i'd like to be on the firing squad. >> police badge will not shield anyone from accountability for a criminal act. >> reporter: nucera who was bordentown administrators retired this past january, today township released a statement saying in part township has moved forward with new leadership that promotes community, inclusion and equa

the objectives of orour advery sayers are plain. indeed, to undermine the very idea of america. i appreciate that you have always taken these threats seriously. i look forward to working with you to insure that this country continues to thrive and that all americans enjoy both liberty and security under the rule of law. thank you again for the opportunity to be here today. i look forward to answering your questions. >> john, thank you very much. i'll recognize members based upon seniority for up to five minutes. the chair would recognize himself first. mr. demers, leaks of classified information are deplorable and put sensitive sources and methomethod s at great riv. i'm increasingly alarmed at the number of individuals who feel they can safely disclose classified details to the press under the cloak of anonymity, which seems to be the most common last name in america today. how do you plan to proceed with investigations and prosecutions of those who leak classified information? >> thank you, senator. i agree with you that the leaks of classified information present serious thre

climb some sort of wall of worry like you said president trump hasn't gotten a lot of credit from any sayers and he rightfully so is touting his stock market performance since he was elected. it's the fourth best stock market rally in history behind clinton, bush, and kennedy so there's a lot to let the good times roll and a lot happening we could be happy and grateful for and celebrate. >> charles: heather here is the thing traditionally the stock market is a sign of things to come so it's suggesting the next six to 12 months could be huge. >> heather: the next six to 12 months could be huge but all eyes are on tax reform right now charles and that needs to happen bite end of the year. >> charles: eric i think tax reform could certainly boost its economy and market even more. i believe though that if enough levers started to move that you're not going to stop on a dime. if you're a business and you decided to build a plant, to hire and put more money to r & d you won't change your mind. >> eric: you're not and i think you're seeing it i'm certainly seeing with clients, clients that wouldn't

tells our jeff zblel any yesterday he's worried about the conversation moving to his pasta could you sayers. this source noting that the president still believes and again, this is the source talking that his accusers were up fair and some of moore's may be too. all right. 360 is in birmingham, alabama tonight. gary, since this whole story broke roy moore has done plenty of talking but has yet to answer questions from the press. did that change today? >> well, john, we thought he was going to take questions from reporters. a news conference actually began here in birmingham following a rally that was held here attended by faith leaders from throughout the state of alabama and throughout the country speaking about how much they love judge roy moore and defending him from the amgsz and something that judge roy moore did forth himself. i asked about it but instead of roy moore answering, the woman who organized the rally took the wheel and here is what happened. >> the major issue here is, judge, did you touch any of these women who accused you of touching you. this is a room of faith. >> he's

so, looking at the detailed numbers, i think that the analysis that perhaps some nay sayers have righting to be me i'm hope physicful we vote on t november 16th in the house and the first part of december in the senate. >> thank you for your time. we'll be right back with "the roundtable." we35 mules,ur doors with 70 mega-watts, and an ice plant. but we brought power to the people- redefining what that meant from one era to the next. over 90 years later, we continue to build as america's 3rd largest investor in infrastructure. we're part of it. >>> we have great hopes that it wraps up. it is very distracting to the president, as it would be to any citizen to be investigated for something while at the same time, trying to carry the weight of what being president of the united states means. >> general kelly after the indictments came out on monday. let talk about wit "the roundtable." julie pace. sara fagen, republican strategist and cnbc critter. marc lotter, former press secretary for vice

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thankfully chairman alexander and i pushed those nay sayers aside. we got to work and we got it done. so i'm hopeful and confident we can work together on a comp reense haddive aproach to reauthirthe act. there are too many issues when it comes to accessing affordable, high quality education. we've got to take a holistic aproach to higher education reform to build a system that epis the most students. we can work together to address issues like fafsa simp luification and i know how imp portent that is and we must also tackle the big problems this critical law aims to address. because i believe in order to truly solve it challenges students face, we have to address four major issues, the rising cost of college, school programs not held had accountable for students success. barriers for working families, students of color and first generation students to attend college and ongoing threats to runnering in a safe environment. they're whether import ntd. first, we've got to address sky rocketing costs of college and find ways for more students to graduate

you remember seven sayers were killed and another three were killed.or were relieve of duty after the crash. >>> actress uma thurman is adding her voice to those condemning harvey weinstein over sexual abuse allegations. thurman worked with the disgraced producer on several movies including "pulp fiction" and "kill bill" series. she said i was angry recently and i have a few reasons. #me too. happy thanksgiving, everyone, zpep you, harvey wean stein and all of you conspirators. i hope it goes slowly. you don't deserve a bullet. we have reached heard back. >>> many sho to snag a great deal on tvs this black friday. ahead, consumers reports breaks down the best bargains you can find >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is sponsored by blue buffalo. you love your pets like family, so feed them like family with blue. >>> the pursuit of justice in the murder of american a serviceman stretches thousands of miles from his ohio home. >> i'm erin moriarity of "48 hours." claudia flew here to her native country hours after her husband, a decorated m

that's a really bullish number, but this bill has had a lot of momentum when there were a lot of nay sayers here on capitol hill and around washington. back over to you >> all right, thank you. now let's head to eamon at the white house. >> yeah, we're expecting to see the president arrive here at the white house momentarily from his visit to capitol hill. the president cheering them on and urging them to get a big vote here this afternoon i'm told by a white house official that the president told them today that failure is simply not an option i'm told he walked through his recent asia trip and that behind closed door meeting up on capitol hill, just a little while ago. he talked about some of those asian countries that he visited. he said that his country, his trip there was interesting because every single country has slashed it's corporate tax rate over the last decade according to a white house official that i've been speaking with here. he also said that he wants them to run up the score, i'm told. the white house very much has a sense they're about to have a big win here and they wou

have this much impact that's just shows true greatness a lot of people's surprised that the gale sayerscareer four years hall of famer because he had a great irma pact on the game of football. same as roy's impact here in philadelphia. you mention can recalls i don't know if we have the picture back, they put plastic overall of the me moan toast that people left there. no plastic obviously over the candles, but notice those candles, even though they were little, they had the strength not one every them was doused that formed the number 34. those little candle, leading through strength and examples, some of what anthony said. >> this is tragic day for phillies baseball, for philadelphia, you know, doc was special, he only was here for four years, but he had such a huge impact, 21 games 19 games he was dominant, it was during the best era every phillies baseball, answer was the leader every it, the had ace, a zero's, him and clever lee, coal, and roy oswald. >> so i worked with greg yesterday, he said hey did you hear a plane owned by halladay went down, hopefully he's okay. i immediately

buddies at dow jones, you know, sort of crystallize what's going on in the market world, great soothe sayers that you are, what are some of the worries you like to advance? i know you always present, as does the journal in aggregate, the bull and the bear argument on these markets. the bull argument being, you know, you get tax cuts, all of a sudden these multiples look pretty affordable. this isn't a rich market. you don't, maybe less so. goldman sachs seems to be figuring in the best of both worlds. what do you think? >> well, you're exactly right, neil. you know, some of the investments that major hedge funds and other groups have been making right now in a very low to no interest rate environment may not look as good when rates start to go up. i'm flagging that the central bank risk is out there in the markets that could have an effect as rates start to go up and we see how the economy, the consumer as well as the banks and the companies out there, how they change their pattern of behavior when it's no longer a zero to below zero interest rate policy around the world. neil: all right. gu

you work with young people who sayer bribed into beating up political opponents.ing and through the lend reform programme until now. so the young people who we re until now. so the young people who were born have not known another life which can give them access to employment. it is a life of struggle and they find themselves and the syste m and they find themselves and the system is realised that this is ready for political abuse and they really do whatever they told to do so they can have access to natural resource and gold. let's assume mugabe is impeached and the vice—president takes over. that may, of course, not happen, we will have to see how things unfold over the next few days and weeks. what impact would that have on young people in zimbabwe? that would be a sad development. people are happy to have change. as a person working with young people, i have seen in the aftermath of the vice—president, i have seen the youth were alined. they ransacked the towns and cities and they started to take everything belonging to the youth alined to mnangagwa. mnangagwa

chinese company struck the deal with uber, kind of interesting, robot taxis, you know, a lot of nay sayerson't see the need for it. the auto sector saying, yeah. stuart: volvo majority owned by ge. >> that's right. stuart: president trump reverses his decision on elephant hunting, here is the tweet. big game trophy decision will be announced next week but will be very hard pressed to change my mind that this horror show in any way helps conservation of elephants or any other animal. katrina pearson is with us form early with the trump campaign. so the original decision was, yeah, he can bring the trophies back, the decision over the weekend, oh, no you can't and we might make the ban of the trophies permanent. sounds to me that he was listening to constituents because, katrina, i have never heard outcry of an issue like this ever before. >> no, you're absolutely right. this was a bipartisan outrage as i call it. but if you look at the memo on the fish and wildlife service website, it goes into a very detail and these are the careered employees under obama when the ban was put in place who

where people in the past were could you sayers and indicators.o know anything. he seemed like a rather normal guy. so this seems to fit that model of targeted violence, and it goes back to that if you think something's creepy, it may be. so say something. what's the worst that could happen? steve: breaking news. apparently governor abbott was denied the right to own a gun. >> you cannot own a weapon if he was dishonorably discharged. you can't even constructively own a weapon, meaning you can't even have a weapon in the house to have access to. and, by the way, murder is still illegally. ainsley: what we see time and time again is in the school shooting so all of these little kids in connecticut, had his mom's guns or parents guns. when a bad guy wants to get his hands on a gun, he will be able to do it. elfed a way. but the people who are innocent, the ones who need to protect their families, if you have gun rights and get their guns taken away, how in the world are they supposed to defend themself? >> ainsley, supply-side measures for guns have