when i came to sloan 23 years ago, we did not support the art. so without their steadfast commitment to put their money where my mouth was, i wouldn't be here and i couldn't have helped so many talented artists including 200 book authors 600 screen writers and filmmakers 00 play right and 150 television and radio writers. i'm especially proud -- of sloan support for many works about women and underrepresented minorities. 30 years ago -- [applause] thank you. even before sloan i joined the writers room the nation's first and largest shared writer space where i wrote my first two book where i'm now board president you know shoe string nonprofit no one wants the job so shoutout to donna brod did i executive director, the room is in affordable sanctuary for any writer open 24/7 and we need more such. since i still write bock i want to recognize my agent kathy robbins perfected art of rejection with encouraging smile. my literary lawyer, michael and my editor jonathon i'm lucky to have this a team. i'm here tonight primarily for rt spueing exceptional

>> trevor: dulce sloan, everybody! we'll be right back! cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." so this is a fun story i wanted to share with you guys. yesterday in a courthouse in brooklyn a jury was selected in the trial of el chapo guzman. notorious drug lord and mexican shrek. now i realize i shouldn't have made that joke because now he's going to come after me. not el chapo, shrek is who i'm worried about. people forget what he was like before he met fiona, man. ( laughter ) el chapo is a pretty dangerous guy, too, which is why nobody wants to be a part of sending him to jail. >> jury selection for the high profile trial of a mexican drug lord is now complete but this morning his reputation is sparking fear for the jurors' safety. monday a potential juror was dismissed after she told the judge what scares me is that guzman's family will come after jurors and their family. >> one perspective juror was dismissed after asking for the drug lord's autograph. >> someone was dismissed for liking a sandwich named el

goldman sachs financial conference with a number of of big exclusive interviews, including ceo tim sloan. i can't believe my picture is on there. >> i'm laughing at your face. >> tim sloan, brian moynihan and paul marks amongst others. you want to tune in for that. >> it's to scale. >> enormous. that was does it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. have a great weekend >> "fast money" starts right now, live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square traders are tim seymour, brian kelly, steve grasso guy adami. tonight the meeting that could determine the fate of the market is under way as president trump and president xi go head to head in argentina we tell you all the words that wall street waits to hear. health care is surging if you missed the rally don't worry, the chart master says there is a group of stocks that could help you join the party he explains. first we start off with what was a big week for stocks. the dow on track for the best week in more than two years. the dow and s&p 500 up 5% climbing out of correction territory as the fed

sloan. in the united states live by the look of phone there with the man on control that we all decided that one day we all that control that. one control is god. control them and they. are. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to the old for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only. tracking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so

for the california fires because we didn't help break the forests just like the finns to a douglas sloan is a democratic strategist and senior principle consultant with the national capital strategy group he joins us now on skype from washington thanks very much for being with us so what do you think the response from this from congress should be. well i think that congress needs to step forward and know that they had to send out a. decree or demand. for more information from the trumpet ministration and also you know the way the united states is. congress in the legislative branch is supposed to operate as a check on the executive branch and when the executive branch i.e. the white house is doing something that may be unconstitutional or untoward li warming damage the united states and for relations its own congress to step up so at this point you know you really like to see congress demand sanctions against saudi arabia and really push for the white house to issue sanctions against this country not just for the assassination of the show he but also for the horrible human detached of be

to get some political analysis we turn to our own experts jib-bootie white young and dulce sloan, everybodyu for joining us. we don't have a lot of time so i have to ask you to give your election analysis at the same time so to start what do you both think about the state of the race tonight? >> thanks trevor. let's talk about the house -- actually crazy story. he once handed out-- >> trevor: that actually kinds of works. let me ask you this then do you think tonight could be considered as the democrats quote/unquote blue wave. >> good question. it's all about the joy yenly speaking -- these seats are more vulnerable -- in minority. take my word for it, do not watch marley and me drunk as health on an airplane. >> trevor: that is really interesting. i didn't know it was zocor lated to minority party success. the last question i have for you would you say that trump's rallies were an assets to the candidates that he supported. >> no. but it's our -- predict -- by jumanji. look at me i'm talking about jumanji on election night. than>> trevor: thank you, goes. stay tune more election night cov

the united states due to illness garner press giver is already out of the prog of an injury while sloane stephens and serena williams are among the big name absences for the u.s. . yeah offensively i'm not able to play tomorrow we decided yesterday after practice today down in a bad and i stay there i had a little bit of us as waste and bad and when i stated what i said today as mentors and young first and last week i had antibiotics but i'm not still really a century from home and pretty cool got it in need for big win in the opening game of the women's see twenty world cup she's taking place in the west indies the indian camps and became just the third woman say one hundred in the world t twenty match one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply to new zealand weather well short finished up one hundred sixty for nine india winning by thirty four votes. england's long run without a test when away from home is comes one end after thirteen when overseas matches that sri lanka in goal in the first test of this series one hundred seem a ch

united states due to illness or an oppressive or is already out of the prague of an injury while sloane stephens and serina williams are among the big name absences for the u.s. . yeah i printed les i'm not able to play tomorrow we decided yesterday after practice today down in a bad and i stay there so i had a little bit of us as waste and bad and when excited but as i did it's mentors and yeah and first and last week i had antibiotics but i'm not still really a century from home and pretty cool got it in need for a big win in the opening game of the women's t.t. twenty world cup she's taking place in the west indies the indian camps and became just the third woman said one hundred in a world t twenty match one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply to new zealand weather well short finished up one hundred sixty for nine india winning by thirty four roughs. england's long run without a test when away from home is comes to an end after thirteen when overseas matches sri lanka in the first test of this series the home team were chasin

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mr sloan boss broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business of finance and the impact upon all of us i'm bart chilton coming to you this time from miami our miami studios we're so glad you're on board coming up today as the holiday season is upon us and black friday approaches we talk about it incredible industry more than four hundred sixty billion dollars that's billion with a b this one is illegal and if you aren't careful you could be embroiled in it in a hurry and we'll talk about historic retail and what to expect this year which companies will be the big winners and the losers and.

-sloane, adn chicago's booth school. jason: taylor riggs helps us break down the scores. let's do this live in real time. see the compensation you get when you graduate, the learning experience, entrepreneurship, so when you get out, you can start euro and company -- your own company. harvard has the largest endowment. dig in deeper. you can see how they rank relative to all of the other business schools. andyone should go online check this out. carol: there are all these different metrics. jason: and you can compare and contrast. thanks. carol: for more, we have our bloomberg senior editor. caleb: we did something completely different. most entities that frank business schools go, this and this and this is important -- link business schools go, this and this and this is important. alumni who has been out of school a couple of years and corporate recruiters, what is most important to you. compensation was overwhelmingly the most important thing. rated toare mostly compensation. what are you earning when you get out of school? do you get a bonus? carol: what are the other

namely the first step to work better understanding is to replace outside influence or sloan's muslim in germany's muslims needs to take control of the organization and financing of their communities but also the trainings of your mom's needs to reflect their needs. of course the long as it does as long as they're not independent of foreign countries i don't think we can talk about islam being at home in germany as long as it simply controlled from outside i mean take the largest muslim association here i have a problem with the fact that the turkish president decides who runs it was it's not that if you cannot give me the interesting points mr is over and others they want to see a german if you will but how is that possible when a lot of islamic organizations in this country are being financed from abroad. well i think we have to be a bit more nuanced in looking at this by no means is it the case that all muslims in germany are somehow being controlled by form and foreign governments or foreign agents there are independent islamic forces in this country we heard the young woman there

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united states due to illness or an oppressive or is already out of the prague of an injury while sloane stephens and serena williams are among the big name absences for the u.s. . yeah in french and les i'm not able to play tomorrow we decided yesterday after practice today down in a bad and i stay there i had a little bit of us as waste and bad and when i stated what i said today as mentors and young first and last week i had antibiotics but i'm not still really a century from home and pretty cool got it in these four big win in the opening game of the women's t.t. twenty world cup which is taking place in the west indies the indian captain became just the third woman say one hundred in the world t twenty match one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply to new zealand weather well short finished up one hundred sixty for nine india winning by thirty four roughs. england's long run without a test win away from home as comes one end after thirteen winless overseas matches that sri lanka in goal in the first test of this series one hund

course category has featured highly on the show as agenda throughout the year and possibly even by sloan at interview the new president clinton era you're the new president but there's also a new prime minister in spain serious answers designed open up the possibility of dialogue which will clearly hasn't been there over the past few years yeah exactly had the meeting with mr sensitive so for first time in many years we had the opportunity to sit together around the same table and to talk about everything this is about the starting point we agreed is a political issue that should be solved politically now and they're starting these dialogue between catalonia spain but now we should see facts from from the spanish government we will be there we will be there to talk about everything yes the fascinating politics of cataloguing has been a strong theme of the sure i want to for other features has been ireland important of course but also because i wish politicians realized much earlier than british ones of the same proposition that i would play in britain's breaks at drama back in the spring

i can't believe my picture is on there. >> i'm laughing at your face. >> tim sloan, brian moynihan andhers. you want to tune in for that. >> it's to scale. >> enormous. that was does it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. have a great weekend >> "fast money" starts right now, live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square traders are tim seymour, brian kelly, steve grasso guy adami. tonight the meeting that could determine the fate of the market is under way as president trump and president xi go head to head in argentina we tell you all the words that wall street waits to hear. health care is surging if you missed the rally don't worry, the chart master says there is a group of stocks that could help you join the party he explains. first we start off with what was a big week for

the doctor from memorial sloan kettering center led the research. >> when you can if i go out at the genetic level what is driving the growth, if you have a drug that effectively intervenes on that, then you can see dramatic and almost immediree onses. >> patients with otherwise incurable cancers saw their tumors disappear, oftithin days. the drug is a pill taken twice a day. doctors say it is a potential treatment for paties who have exhausted other options. they must tested to see whether their tumors carry the tation. >> i would encourage them to talk to their doctors to see whether this form of testing may beight forthem. >> paving the way for other cancer drugs based on genetics. erica edwards. >>> breaking news at 5:00 -- >> active soter in building 19ba sement. >> lockdown at the walter reed medical center in bethesda. >> an emergency message. >> streets shut down. patients and visitors barricaded in rooms. evacuated with theirth hands in air. >> and dozens of officers called to the scene. >> the reaction after a massive response for a reported active shooter. was it a drill o

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratican engagementthe advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support and individuals.ons: >> this program was made possible by the corporation forn public broadca and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> yang: americans across the country, and abroad, gathered to celeate this thanksgiving wi their favorite traditions. in new york city, millions esbraved frigid temperaturo watch the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. meanwhile in south florida, president trump visited with members of the coast guard, after a conference call with troops overseas. and in northern california, vongnteers prepared thanksgi meals for residents displaced by the deadly wildfires. >> i am volunteering to help to make sure that families

reporter: the winner is stanford this year, followed quickly by , then comes harvard, mit's sloan, and booth school. guy: you have been doing this survey for a long time now. you measure a number of different factors. what was it that made stanford come out on top this year? guy: this year we changed everything up and modernized the rankings completely. we visited with schools, surveyed students and alumni, and also recruiters at business schools to learn what was most important to them. that led to the factors that led to our ranking this year. it is completely different. we came up with these indexes. one was compensation, one was networking and then learning and entrepreneurship. all of those became the foundation of our rankings this year. stanford came out in each of those indexes, number one in three of them and pretty high in the fourth one. vonnie: the marginal cost of going to stanford or harvard, did you get the marginal return as folks go to something that is 20 or 30 on the list? caleb: that is a really good question. what we did this year is we created a tool more than a r

in 1953, my father and his uncle jack bought the defunct upholstery and the drapery division at wj sloan. the location of the shop moved a few times, ending at 2,820th street. our family is excited that the business is to be relocated back to the new development once the building is done and they backed our family business. i think it is great that the brick faÇade will be retained to honor the history of the site. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners , commissioners. good evening. i want to speak on low income housing below the mission district of district nine in district ten. we would like to see the discretion overturned because this project does not meet the mission area plan required by a super inclusionary affordable units above and beyond the city 's inclusionary plan. i am one of the founders of our mission and omission. >> into the microphone, sir, please. >> i'm one of the founders and we have been at it for five years. and there are 10,000 families that have been wronged in this neighborhood. >> are you part -- >> due to the evictions, wrong

. >> actually mention alfred sloan who was the president of gm in the early 1900s. that company has been around a long time. i think all of us hate to hear when companies are making those cuts and i think everybody is an entrepreneur probably went through that before. there are ups and downs. we've had to let people go in and there's times that you hire people. hopefully this will get corrected in these workers will find another place to work. i feel confident, with the president being such a businessman, entrepreneur himself, that he's going to try to work with these situations. we know that he loves business and we know he loves growing business here in america. >> charles: he also was really trying to make sure these companies don't lay people off. i guess the difference is that entrepreneurs live and die with the economic momentum. when you have some of these large corporations buying back billions of dollars of their own stock and still firing people, that's what gives people a bad taste in her mouth about business in general but about corporate america. say wh

sloan was, number two. that's what he is famous for.he author was separable -- franklin was influenced by. he wrote his own journal back to america. these were extraordinary connections for a young man of that age to make. he took to london at a time that was also very interesting. it's basically the period of time that it was. these waste -- great master -- franklin plunged into the world. he actually knew people who were those artists. >> on page 186, franklin was acutely, i wrote the page down because it really struck me. acutely aware of his sins. i thought,. [laughter] so what were his sins and what does his? >> he lists his sins he committed. for one thing, he mentioned something silly. he had taken on a commission to collect debts in pennsylvania on behalf of of a silversmith. he did collect it but unfortunately, he did himself. it wasn't a good idea. half the time, there were a shortage, there wasn't very much carnage. your word was. if you show you are trustworthy, you had a problem. he allowed frankly to repay the debt after m

. >> it makes me think of memorial sloan-kettering. how do people find these trials? lot of myths. i want everyone listening to this regardless of what kind of cancer you have, you can go to clinicaltrials.gov. every clinical trial in the world must be registered there. you can put in the type of cancer you have, where you live, for this particular drug, you can enter it in and find out where this drug is being tested in the country. but this is the backbone. if you want to get involved in a clinical trial, educate yourself. it can make all of the difference. >> bless you for sharing that very important information. thanks so much. rob? >> certainly encouraging news. >>> on a side note, we just got our dog certified to be a therapy dog to see kids and others in hospitals. but when i play fetch with my dog she doesn't always bring what i throw back to me, so zippy in the uk has this figured out or his master does. just outside birmingham he has a ball and the neighborhood playground, he drops the ball down the slide, uh-huh, and then he chases the ball himself. so ther

i never new alfred sloan in the 1920s, but he profoundly reshaped the company and she's the most exciting we've had since then but she's not a mud slinger. the ceos who don't throw mud back and don't humiliate the president, that's the best way to handle it work with facts and not emotion. >> jeff sonnenfeld, thank you for joining us today. >>> and we'll have more from our exclusive interview with amazon's andy jassy coming up in just a few minutes as we head to break, take a look at some of the leaders in the nasdaq 100 so far in today's session. among them, apple, amazon and microsoft, all higher this morning, either close to 1% or a little more. don't go anywhere, a lot more "squawk alley" still ahead so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> a number of fed speakers have mentioned global growth concerns so where exactly in the world are we seeing a slowdown seema mody has that story for us. >> as we await jerome powell to speak, it's worth noting that global growth estimates have already come down a significant amounti

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that's very important as well because slow really was, after newton sloan was like number two scientist great britain. the author of his approval journal official superb journal. franklin wrote his own journal of his journey back to america. these are extraordinary connections for young man to make. he really took to london at a time that was also very interesting. basically the time of beggars opera. these great masterpieces of english literature, poe, swift, john gray. franklin plunged into the world. he knew people who knew those particular artists. >> wow. now, on page 186 you tell us that franklin was acutely -- about the page them because it really struck me, acutely aware of his sins. i thought -- [laughing] so what were his sins and what does his conscious -- >> he gives a list or give us the various errors he committed. these errors, one thing, he had taken on the commission to collect debts in pennsylvania on behalf of the silversmith from rhode island called mr. verna. he didn't collect debt but unfortunate franklin gets into the money himself and this is some of the manila t

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sloan at number four and chicago's business school they come in at number five.oomberg also released a tool that breaks down the scores. here's taylor riggs so take us through it. >> this is really cool. and this is actually really popular feature that we have. i'm in grad school myself so come with me. we're going to do this live in real time. we can break this down. i'll hover over here and you can see the compensation that you can get when you graduate. and the learning experience of course, networking, we all know how important that is. and entrepreneurship. so that when you get out you can see -- if you can really start your own company. now, harvard, let's just pick on them, for example. we know that they do have the largest endowment, for example, let's scroll down here. and you can really dig into deeper here, the highest score to tuition and how they rank relative to all of the other business schools. so i'm fascinated by this. really interactive, really cool. and everyone should go online and check it out. carol: it's great. you can dig deeper into how

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