maybe smirking. liz: maybe smirking. well, listen, we all can smirk., again, it is affecting the psychology of the markets, but we also have the announcement of what happened in the uk this morning, which is teresa may clearly, i suppose she's aiming for a better majority by having this election. but it hurt european markets, larry, what did you think about that? >> well, what i think about european markets? this is a lot of uncertainty and people were stuck on what they thought was true as opposed to reality. i mean, the fact is it's not all sunshine and rainbows. in europe, it is good that business surveys are at five-year high, that productivity is growing faster than wages. it's hard to believe. but the fact is there's still some big secular forces in place, including overleverage, overcapacity, and demographic changes are going to have to be reality to the market some time soon. and this might be the time and place. liz: well, the time and place for the safe haven trade was not yesterday. but today we have gold higher. we do have treasury yield pl

there was somebody else will stop the interesting thing was the headline on the daily mirror, the smirk. he appears to be looking right pleased with himself, even though he has just been arrested. one concern i have with him being on the front of the newspapers is i worry that the people who do these things come for whatever reason, ideological political, mental health issues, notoriety is one thing they are seeking, and we are doing them a favour by putting them all over the papers. you think it should stop at social media? certainly not, i am not saying journalists should not cover the story, but it was an incident that will still put quickly, there are not issues resulting from it, apart from giving the services a pat on the back. there was the notion of whether or not you splash with the picture of the assailant or whether you went with the victims who had lost their lives five weeks ago. the daily telegraph has the same image, but the story we have picked out on the front page, we had to touch on boris johnson. front page, we had to touch on boris johnson. he would be disappointed,

. >> and he does it all without uttering a single word, all with that signature clooney smirk, reminiscentf his first american ad for the brand, with danny devito, this time around he's reuniting with his "ocean's eleven" co-star andy garcia. >> we were enemies for a period of time on the film. but we got along later. >> can i talk about george's upcoming movie? cameron mathison you have seen a little bit of it. >> the studio is so excited about this film. >> it looks fantastic. by the way, george directs. you won't see him in the movie. >>> vin diesel is the voice of baby groot in the guardians of the galaxy sequel. not having to appear on screen it definitely has its advantages. we see chris pratt eating out like crazy. it has to be a break. >> you don't have to worry about the washboard abs for that screen coming up tomorrow. >>> instead vin can hit the pizza and burgers knowing that all he has to contribute to "guardians of the galaxy volume 2" is his enthusiasm, his voice and those three little words. >> i am groot. i am groot. that's right. i am groot. it's so good because this is th

you can tell he's got a little secret, a little smirk there. >> how much fun is it doing a comedy?ou know, it's a changed of pace and i think that the world needs to laugh right now. they also need to laugh but particularly now, i think, so it's a good idea. >> it hits theaters november 10th. it takes place during the holidays and will has an early gift for nancy. >> will you send it back to nancy. >> absolutely. back to you, nancy. >> oh, i gcaught it. thank you for the smooch, will. >>> sean lowe has a very unique spot in bachelor history. the only bachelor to ever marry the woman he picked. catherine giudici. "e.t." online's lauren zima visited their dallas home to find out the secret to their success. does it blow your minds thinking about the fact that you guys did meet on the bachelor? >> at least once a week i'll say, can you believe we met on a tv show. >> are you kidding me it's kind of like online shopping to me. i saw him on tv. i want him. and then i got him. >> how many hours of actual quality time would you guys spent together on the bachelor? >> oh, gosh, not much. >

was that a smirk on mr putin's face? madame le pen seemed not to notice.ting. two days later russian police broke up in opposition protest. two days later, russian police broke up an opposition protest. up to 1000 people were detained. nothing to do with le pen?s visit. but this is life in russia under vladimir putin: a leader she says she admires. marine le pen's path to the kremlin has been years in the making. it was her father who laid the groundwork. he came here almost immediately after the collapse of the soviet union and began making contact on what was then a newly emerging russian nationalist right. one of the people jean marie le pen met back then was vladimir zhirinovsky, a die—hard nationalist who once said the bells of the russian orthodox church should ring out from the mediterranean to the indian ocean. this really is the godfather of russian nationalism. many of his anti—western ideas were once marginal. so was the front national. now the kremlin sees both as allies in its quest to undermine the eu. but there is more to this relationship t

the designer known for her smoldering smirk. you know how she never seems to show a full smile. you may have noticed this. when prince william 0 a wafrded the spice girl for her services to london's fashion industry, she couldn't help but grin. it's going to ruin her whole image. >> got to show it off more often. >> it's nice to smile a little bit. she's keeping up her cool thing. >> how early is too early for your brain to function? new research from the university of nevada finds college under grads learn better later in the day though it is not the same for everybody. students's brains learn best by 11:00 a.m. researchers say people fall into different chron owe types. ratio of night to morning people is 2 to 1. i, gigi, am a morning person. >> i may have slept will you a couple morning classes. learn better in the afternoon. that's why. >>> just ahead how running might be contagious. that's some up lifting news. >> plus baby killer whale born in captive. details next. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can

i need to open this thing and with a smirk on his face he took it and twisted the cap off. we didn't have twist off caps. i traveled with a west german passport. it's only funny in hindsight. when i entered the united states to o'hare airport in chicago i was traveling and using a canadian passport and i have some into a piece of luggage that i have so went to a hotel and that's where i killed off the canadians and brought to life jack barsky. the killing was a lot harder than i expected. nevermind the plastic outside. i started smelling. you are mcginnis think that assisting in the hotel room. the fire alarm did not go off. i took a pair of scissors and is cut into small pieces and flush it down the toilet. that was not part of the curriculum. to make this book by the way there is hilarious moments. i put myself in your shoes and i imagined i have not been an undergrad in a long time but you have the pleasure you were to be a chemistry professor before your brought in but because you didn't have a degree in the united states you have to go be a freshman at city college in

a little is smirk there. >> how much fun doing the comedy? >> it's a lot of fun. think the world needs to laugh right now. particularly now, i think. >> what is it like working with mark? >> i had to work out just to keep up with this guy, you know. >> you work out with him sometimes? >> we have not, not together. >> i tried to adjust his hips and legs. >> yeah, right. things aren't what they used to be. >>> now to a movie out this weekend, "unforgettable." it stars katherine heigl. we were with the glowing mommy at the premiere. >> are they giving the thumbs? >> i saw her tonight and i asked my 15-year-old niece and she liked the one with the cleavage and my 8-year-old said can i see and she said your boobies are showing. >> they walked the red carpet with her hubby. >> is this how you have date nights? >> it's work. >> in her new movie, she terrorizes her ex's new fiance. >> it's mine! >> and in real life she confesses she doesn't mind terrorizing her kids. >> do you embarrass the kids? >> we love to embarrass them. he drives my niece to the bus stop wearing my

chris, editor at large, i see your smirk. what's your take? is the white house transparent thuf? do americans care? >> two different things. first of all, no, they don't care. most people honestly don't even know there is a visitor log at the white house that the obama administration of who came in and who left. and would people like dth doona trump to release his tax returns, most would. was it an issue to lose the election, obviously not. that is a fact. at the same time, i think people do themselves a disservice when they say, who cares. it matters. you pay these people's salaries. this is the your government at work, who they meet with, what they do, what business interests they have. these are all things that the populous deserves to know about. i'm not saying you have to see every meeting that's taken place, but sean's defense there is we're following the law which is preserving these records. they are not going to release them publically, but they will be preserved. >> what about his answer on the taxes. the question was safe to say the president will never release the tax

with palin smirking as she pointed toward the painting. according to palin... donald trump invited her to dinner and she brought along the two other guests ... because quote - "jesus was booked." ( steve ) bill o'reilly will be leaving fox news a wealthy man. sources personally involved in o'reilly's exit from the network sa... he will be paid tens of millions of dollars on his way out. that's because o'reilly signed a new contract shortly before his ouster that's reportedly worth 25 million dollars a year. fox news announced wednesday that o'reilly would be leaving the network. the move comes weeks after it was revealed that five women who accused o'reilly of sexual harassment and verbal abuse received about 13 million dollars in settlements.tonight we hear from one is his accucers. <>(steve) in a statement, o'reilly denied the allegations, calling them "completely unfounded claims". stanlety: coming up i have some 420 inspired it's the 420 is it the kinder gentler event hell no this has been hijacked by politicians it's ungodly if you see some trash pick it u

i said i need to open this thing and with a smirk on his face, he twisted the cap off. we didn't have twist off caps in east germany or russia. that was weird, wasn't it. i traveled with the westerman passport so they did have twist ops. the other one is it's only funny in hindsight. when i entered the united states through o'hare airport in chicago, i was traveling, i was using a canadian passport and i had flown into -- i had thrown into my luggage, this birth certificate of jack barsky. i went to a hotel and that's where i killed off the canadian and brought to life jack barsky, but the killing was much harder than expected. how do you destroy a passport. they are flame retardant. it started smelling and it wouldn't burn and you start sweating, you're making a stink in a hotel room and hopefully nobody will stop by and ask what's going on. the fire alarm didn't go off so i took a pair of scissors and cut it into small pieces and flushed it down the toilet. that was not part of the curriculum, how to destroy a passport. >> there are hilarious moments where i put the b

look at michael smirking. why do these guys do this? come on, guys. but here's the deal.money goes to charity. the charity was related to the players association, so sounds all great, right but the nfl says you can't do these kinds of activities and found out just last week. one representative said had we known we might have told them it's possibly in direct violation of the nfl's gambling policy. even though they weren't gambling per se and machines were shut off and tables were cleared you can't do something on a casino grounds. >> maybe the guys knew and that's why they didn't ask. >> you should see -- he was -- definite side-eyes over here. the nfl ever run up against anything like this? >> back in 2015, tony romo had a fantasy football convention and had it at a convention center, not even at a casino that was owned by a casino and the nfl shut it down by basically sending out a letter saying you will face fine, possible suspension, romo had to cancel. it ended up being a lawsuit. the nfl -- it got dismissed but they take it seriously. they are worried about the inte

and that is president putin hosted in the kremlin the leading far right candidate and almost with a smirk said that we don't interfere in french elections, but we have the right to engage any candidate in that contest. so, also russian disinformation sources have spread malicious stories about one of the leading candidates about his personal . -- personal life. sen. burr: so for the first time we are seeing an effort to build up and to absolutely destroy the , having aof others double impact on the potentially that potential outcome of the election? mr. watts: yes sir. sen. burr: quickly, how did we respond differently when we overcame these active measures pre-80's, and is there a lesson for us to learn from that in our actions now? dr. godson: i think there are a number of lessons. one was this exposure business that we learned how to put out , information to the public domain that not only was relevant for americans, but for foreigners. and we briefed that and we developed teams that could go out and talk about these things. that neutralized a lot. that was one of the methods that we c

greenspan, lavrov appearing to smirk after the exchange. steve: thank you very much, brian. problems explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. steve: here with a preview of the up coming episode, host of the property man and fox news legal analyst bob massie. bob, good morning to you from las vegas. >> good morning, buddy, how are you, sir? steve: i'm doing okay. now, i understand this weekend you're going to be talking about drones and real estate, and, you know, i've got a personal story. my wife and i were walking around my neighborhood, and i heard something, and i thought what's that weed wacker? sounds like he's behind us, moving over that way, and then it was over, and we looked, and we realized it was actually a real estate agent who was taking pictures of the house next door. >> the way the future is. it's actually right now one of the stories that we did on there is this realtor who obviously uses drones and what it does is it gives -- look, shows a panoramic view of the neigh

burr could not suppress a smirk and mr. warner laughed outright. but the drama in the house has already complicated the senate's task. according to senate committee members, leading the public to question congressional inquiries across the board. i worry that the chaos on the house side has affected the public's view on whether congress can credibly investigate this matter, said senator susan collins, republican of maine, a committee member. i believe the answer to that is still yes, and the senate is the place. lamenting the debacle in the house, senator kamala harris of california said she believes the public is now shifting to us. congressional investigations are not related. their focus overlapse, receiving the senate panel to defend itself in the face of mr. nunes' assorted claims. well, a vast majority of republicans in the house have stood by mr. nunes amid calls for him to recuse himself, his furtive maneuvering, including bypassing the committee to brief the white house about relevant intelligence has placed white house committee members

and that is president putin hosted in the kremlin the leading far right candidate and almost with a smirk said that we don't interfere in french elections, but we have the right to engage any candidate in that contest. so, also russian disinformation sources have spread malicious stories about one of the leading candidates about his personal . -- personal life. sen. burr: so for the first time we are seeing an effort to build up and to absolutely destroy the , having aof others double impact on the potentially that potential outcome of the election? mr. watts: yes sir. sen. burr: quickly, how did we respond differently when we overcame these active measures pre-80's, and is there a lesson for us to learn from that in our actions now? dr. godson: i think there are a number of lessons. one was this exposure business that we learned how to put out , information to the public domain that not only was relevant for americans, but for foreigners. and we briefed that and we developed teams that could go out and talk about these things. that neutralized a lot. that was one of the methods that we c