, not by changing his name, can make money off the shatner name and the brand which william shatner hasra: he's not claiming a trademark. is he making a trademark claim? >> he started with a cease and desist way to the name is granted, it will move to a trademark as you, a person infringing on what william says. >> laura: quick rebuttal? >> i teach intellectual property law. if he wants to make a trademark claim, he should do that. all of this is somebody wanting to change their name. government should not be in the business of depriving people of liberty, even to come up with a silly name. so therefore, it is something where, a trademark issue, relevant to this point. >> if i decide to change my name to gavin clarkson and doing crazy stuff under that name, you should have the right to stop me from doing that. it's one thing if it is an individual changing his name, it's another thing for a purpose. >> laura: ruling, robert wins this one. shatner, he's safe tonight. >> i am on team john libka card. >> laura: i watch "otter sanctions." punitive sanctions -- by the way, if you love this r

. >> jimmy: do you hear from the other captains, from like william shatner, patrick stewart?kind of a fraternity of captains? >> yeah. i know them both. i know patrick better than i know shatner. >> jimmy: right, you did a show with him. >> right, but, yeah, they -- they -- patrick sent me a really nice e-mail at the top of the premiere and i heard shatner tweeted about us. i haven't seen it. i know occasionally he is on twitter. >> jimmy: did you ever imagine you'd be in a point in your life where william shatner would tweet something nice about you and you wouldn't even bother to look at it? i mean, really. you've got -- >> i'm going to take stock of some things. >> jimmy: what's the plan for christmas? what will you do for the holiday itself? >> you know, i -- my whole family i think is out of town. >> jimmy: oh, they are. >> luckily. so i'm -- i -- it's actually always kind of nice. the year is so busy and i get some alone time to just kind of chill. >> jimmy: this is very sad. >> it's pretty sad. >> jimmy: maybe william shatner will have you over to the house and he can

shown is undeterred pursuing his birth right, the shatner name.ease and desist order threatening further legal actual if he moves forward. good afternoon, you may begin your argument >>> justice ingraham has a believer in liberty i don't believe there is a roll for government in deciding people's names. you can legally change your name to practically anything. if you're a fan of the next generation rather than the original, you can change it to john luke rickard if you want to. if elisabeth warren can falsely claim tribe balance ancestry, so can this guy. if the president is watching, it should be f-- >> we had a similar case with re-anna and her father over the name finti, which she uses and he's using. the trademark issue because this individual is falsely claimed for decades to be related to william shatner, now will be able it make money off the shatner name and the grand. >> laura: he's not claiming trademark >>> start on the cease and desist. it would move to a trademark issue. if the person is infringing on what he's produced. >> i teach th

. >> that, of course, was william shatner and leonard nimoy in the original "star trek."lped create a billion-dollar global franchise, one of the most iconic in history. the latest reboot, "star trek: discovery," returns tonight for its second season on the streaming service cbs all access. it takes place, and this is important, ten years before the original series and stars sonequa martin-green as commander michael burnham. in this preview of the season premiere, she's on a rescue mission with the starship's new captain. >> discovery, can you activate the rejector seat remotely? >> i need another 30 seconds. >> she'll number free fall. >> not if i can catch him. >> lieutenant burnham -- >> i'm comfortable with the risk, sir. >> i'm not. you screw this up, we're both dead. stay on mission. that's an order. >> 2,000 feet, falling fast. >> ah! >> you need to trust us, sir. i told you, we don't abandon each other. discovery has you. >> a cliffhanger. >> sonequa martin-green, good morning. welcome. >> good morning. thank you for having me. very excited to be here. >> you say

set me off this morning it did because stocks slide, stock slide as growth fears spread sound like shatnerhave a good number today a really strong jobs number. that's not going to help that's going to have the fed make sure we do slide. they need to back off. that's what gary is saying as well right? >> yeah. >> did i sum this up >> i think there's something to that it's a very narrow path for today's report >> what is it? it's within 1,000 or 2,000 and the wage has to be perfect too >> something that has fears of a growth slowdown which you're seeing we're going from a period of exceptional growth in the u.s. economy, so 4% earlier in the year or early in last year it was an unsustainable rate going down a 3% and probably down to trend this year which we estimate is 1.5% to 2% so i think what's spooking markets is that you have a bit of a signal extraction problem when you have any sharp deceleration in growth so is this just going back to trend something more benign in nature for markets or is it the end of the cycle? we're not going to know that if all we're seeing is a sharp decelerati

. >> you have to be like shatner and update it all the time. that's got to be really expensive.u don't wear fake hair. >> i don't wear a piece. dagen: you don't wear a piece. >> i have an affidavit. this is real and it's the real color. dagen: i had to make fun of you for that. i can't make fun of your -- take care. coming up, mayo marital woes impacting amazon, question mark. jeff bezos getting divorced. how will that impact the tech giant's future. this is a business story. stay tuned for that. plus, tesla's fly rides, the ceo elon musk hinting at a future roadster that could a take to the skies. the details, next. ♪ the sweetest thing. ♪ she's certainly strong. ♪ the sweetest thing. ♪ ♪ (vo) here's a question. was it necessary to create a luxury car more teched out than silicon valley? with a cockpit fit for aspaceship. hang on. radar that senses things the human eye can't. busted. and the ability to make a thousand decisions before you even make one. was all this, really necessary? what do you think? ♪ the doctor's office just for a shot. but why go back there... when you ca