lemonis: chef dave soup in the jar, available at metro market. dave: shh! ve: that's it. lemonis: what's in it? dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon gold potato. it doesn't have any dairy. lemonis: whoa. dave: mm-hmm. lemonis: he did go back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis: what do you think? kevin: i love it. lemonis: looks different? kevin: i love it. lemonis: hey, dave! dave: how are you? lemonis: proud of you, my man. dave: good to see you. lemonis: what do you think? dave: incredible. lemonis: i spent over $60,000 renovating the soup market. new floors. an entirely new front counter. a new

the stock market is like a soup super market. >> instead focusing on other isles at least until the stock gets so cheap that the number reported to is a blessing and starbucks' number in the out years will be higher. we don't think it should go much lower. the company hits many good things. it does mean people want to avoid stocks that allow consumers to leave the house and buy things. rather than the companies that are fighting against the consumer's desires to never leave the house, including one >> lets go to tim in new york. tim! >> hey, i entered in netflix at $102. with the cost of content rising fast, now, it is at 122, i am a little worried, should i exit and cut my losses or am i possibly too early? >> well, we don't recommend this on the show. i have respect for the two stocks that i said are valeant, netflix and tesla. i cannot bet against a man who came up with so much entertainments that my family and i enjoy watching together. frank in new york. i just want to let you know that i enjoy the show. in my question is in regards to costco, i own it and all i see is it is steadily

. >> chef craig: so we have a summer soup, all the melons from the market. detroit. >> anthony: beautiful, thank you. >> chef craig: thank you. >> charlie: it's good, isn't it. i would describe that -- may i chef? it's a light, airy gazpacho. >> anthony: it's -- delicious. i wouldn't even go that far. leduff sees an opportunity to make a melon gimlet. >> charlie: put a little gin in it. >> anthony: you're putting gin in your soup? >> charlie: well the soup's delicious, let me try this -- >> anthony: you're on your own, dude. you know, when i was a chef, if you had poured gin in my soup, i would have stabbed you in the neck with a fork. i'm dying somewhere inside. you're like the worst-case scenario customer. the customer from -- hell. next up -- smoked mussels that are lightly steamed in white wine, aromatics and butter served in a lobster broth with fried onions, honey, and yuzu. quite delicious. baby greek salad with beets, tomato, and feta, all sourced locally. a tribute to the greek diners where craig grew up eating with his family. this guy could be run

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soup last did their fund raise, we were told the price was around a billion. we probably are in the final stages. butations could change people have traditionally gone to the central markety this stuff. what would amazon do with soup? amazon do in these sorts of instances? guest: i'm not very familiar with their international strategy but you would assume they could likely use this country as a consolidator and it could be their entry into the reason where they could look at more interesting businesses. there are a lot of small, upcoming is this is which are quite popular but they don't have the same kind of reach and scale that soup does. probably don't have a lot to do with changing the model. it similar to what amazon does already. more are we going to see consumer-based businesses in that region? ofst: you have seen a lot this is getting interest, especially consumer facing is mrs. getting interest. is aported a company which very similar ride hailing service to uber is close to raising $300 million. you see instances where businesses need capital and international investors know there's not a lot of place to get decent returns, so they are increasingly looking at th

soups! behold our greatest opus! >> live look at market street. imagine a very quiet market street.re we go. septa strike continues. it is day three. that scene, as i said, the cars will be out there in just a couple of hours. there is some good news here. philly's bike sharing program, it is making it easier for to you get around, in fact, karen, you did this yesterday? >> i did it yesterday. i biked back from my live shot. >> easty? >> yes. >> indigo says it is adjusting its service, allowing for unlimited parking during certain hours, certain locations, by the way, check their app for real time station updates, and if those bikes are available. >>> pretty easy. so i do recommend it. no surprise, a lot of people also turning to our uber's and your lyft. uber says it has seen 41% increase in riders during rush hour since the strike has happened monday. they announce it is expanding now that uber pool coverage area, so that means you can all share rides with multiple people, will cut down on your costs, that will be around all of our septa stations. so that's great news. >> so you c

soup... and butter. and if you don't have time to cook... places like metro market is offering pre cooked items -- like veggie dishes -- meat and cheese trays and of course baked goods. people are still camped out in front of best buy this morning in delafield a group of die hard shoppers who met nearly 10 years ago made finding a place in line on black friday an annual tradition. the shoppers aren't exactly roughing it.they filled their tents with a queen bed, a television and heaters. open until midnight. southridge mall will also open at 6.. and stay open until one a-m. individual store hours may differ from the mall's hours. for a full list.. head to tmj4 dot com. today's health. if you'll be gathering for cocktails with family and friends tonight ... be safe and don't overdo it.experts say you should mindful of how much alcohol you are consuming. one drink is equal to 12 ounces of beer--- five ounces of wine or just one and a half ounces of hard liquor.try limiting yourself to one drink per hour ... or have some water or a soft drink between each drink. and rem

the markets open for a half day on friday. >>> just a handful of earnings reports from campbell's soup and hewlett packward. >>> and back to the oil prices that gained 5% last week. we are joined now by helena croft. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on. >> opec-related people are believing we are going to get something -- >> it's back and forth at opec. there was so much skepticism and people were fighting and couldn't work out a cut. but iran came out over the weekend to say we're in favor of this. the iraqis were holding out to say, we don't want to get this done. but vladimir putin once again weighed in saying russia will cooperate. so the tea leaves are lining up for some type of agreement come november 30th. >> we have had big factors driving other markets up in the last two weeks in terms of the election. has that had an impact on oil as well? there are some correlations between the harder commodities getting infrastructure-related boosts. >> we saw the infrastructure boosts more on copper. initially there was some bearishness in oil saying, donald trump is go

soups, chili, salads and more at unsafe levels. in manistee county, two stores did not pass their sanitation rating. lake wood ranches on market street failing due to fo contamination with an open bin of bread spattered with raw chicken juice, and subs at the sub station at unsafely warm temperatures. ? braden ton at publix at 4651 consistency of range at the scene west not -- cortez not passing after refrigerated display cases not working with levels. and that's not all, rogertist richardson chickens being probed with -- rotisserie chickens being probed with contaminated thermometers. >>reporter: is it hard to shop there? >> it is. >>reporter: will you go back? >> i probably would but probably be very careful what i buy. >>reporter: so what does publix have to say about seven grocery stores failing? their media and community relations brian west did not want to go on camera went e- mailed me saying, food safety is a top priority at publix. we enacted changes to the inspection rating process that were implemented without industry or public feed back. we have requested updated information on the state's food expectations. to se

tenth largest residential mortgage markets because breck said brought down the 10 year bond sold mortgage rates fell the very best people through the business from soupou the right one. indian don't have any money to be made to us to the paper work he does not need your money. but he will take care of p.o. ask a question do i need to do this? 888-888-1172 ask todd and andrew for their help. after the break dana perino will be with me to update with their real clear politics map now donald trump is up this is the closest he has been to the magic number to mid-70s they give and utah utah republicans are figuring out they don't want hillary. we indicted president is not any thing anybody wants. but we are looking at that. is a real possibility. if you don't want that to happen and you have to get on board to vote for donald trump speaker wright which is talking out that united republican government the only way to get rid of obamacare that this feeling you're families. class night and this nbc was trying to get the democrats in arizona after they were clobbered 145% premium hike 145%. senator toomey was on earlier 50 percent hike. fifty% with the cost o

they are cream cheese, cream of mushroom soup, celery, butter and sweet potatoes.they looked at sales on thanksgiving day and their history to come up witht market though, it's been all hands on deck. we try to prepare 2 3 weeks in advance for the holidays. to make sure everyone gets ready for it. we usually do store meetings just get everyone on the same page of what we are going to do. most departments come in earlier, the bakers are here overnight, baking pies bread rolls, all that good stuff so what do the customers have to say? we'll hear from some of them coming up in our next kyle aevermann. cbs 58 news. 3 in other news...a waukesha county woman--- hit by a train last monday-- is still in the hospital this morning...but is making strides in her recovery. recovery.police say-- kelsey bilicki called her mom that night ...and said her boyfriend, brandon calkins, pushed her and she hit her head...kelsey's mom says she thinks the head injury caused kelsey to lose conciousness and get hit by the train. investigators are waiting on surveilance footage to see what happenedkelsey'st had to be amputated above the elbow... her femur is shattered...a

my meijer they are mushroom soup, celery, butter and sweet potatoes.they looked at sales on thanksgiving day and their history to come up with that list.here at metro market though, it's been all hands on deck. we try to repare 2 3 weeks in advance for the holidays. to make sure everyone gets ready for it. we usually do store meetings just get everyone on the same page of what we are going to do. most departments come in earlier, the bakers are here overnight, so what do the customers have to say? we'll hear from some of them coming up in our next half hour. live in brookfield. kyle aevermann. cbs 58 news. 3 in other news this morning... former presidential candidate jill stein's campaign says they've raised enough money to fund a presidential election recount in wisconsin. they've raised more than two million dollars which covers wisconsin's filing are now focusing on fundraising efforts for recounts in michigan and pennsylvania.the campaign website says they cannot guarantee a recount happens...only that they can now demand one. 3 this recount push comes after computer scientists at the university of michigan urged hillary clinton to seek a recount in w

market is tucked away in that make me happiest. jerk chicken, who doesn't love that? curried goat, roti, and this. cow-foot soup.e way, unbelievable. that's so good. what's the best thing about miami? >> women: the mix of cultures that we've got. >> anthony: what's the worst thing? >> women: you know what really pisses me off? i walk down the street and i say hi to people, because that's how i am. >> anthony: right. >> women: and i don't get a hi back a lot here >> anthony: to what do you contribute this? >> women: the transient part of it. people don't feel rooted. they are from south america, central america. their whole plan is to come here to their family to live in the home of their dreams and then go is great. i would probably do the same thing. >> anthony: if i were to think about coming to florida to live, what would seem attractive to me, and i mean this absolutely, find some place on the beach and descend into my crocodile skinned, late area george hamilton phase, walk up and down metal detector, with shorts up to here, but that would be me. people who go to live that dream, they don't go to the beach.

soup... and butter. and if you don't have time to cook... places like metro market is offering pre cooked its -- like veggie dishes -- meat and cheese trays and of >>> welcome back. 30 now on this thanksgiving rning, the 24th of november, 2016. and, boy, oh boy, do we have a huge crowd out here, waving to friends and family back home. do you get turkey today? >> no, no turkey today. >> tomorrow? >> yes. >> you come back tomorrow, i'll bring you leftovers. >> thank you! >> these people are going to be j we'll check in with al there in just a moment. >>> also ahead, last-minute shopping tips on what you need to know before you start spending, like how to avoid the mall all together and save some money online this year. >>> and katie lee has a quick pumpkin cake and some side dishes that will fill out your thanksgiving meal. >>> plus we'll catch out with 94 years young betty white who is not slow down. >>> but first, al's up town in the parade fra check of the weather. >> also sassy. >> announcer: "today's" thanksgiving day parade weather is sponsored by verizon. >>> l

soup and grilled cheese. (more popping) go together like being late and being grounded. made for real, real life.™ >>> welcome back, while donald trump was celebrating on tuesday night, the stock marketction party, but he left early when he saw futured down nearly 900 points. the market bounced back in the morning. carl icahn is one of donald trump's biggest supporters. sir, i appreciate you being with me. you said the election did something very important for our economy in general what is the single most important thing that president trump can do for this my? >> i think you need to stimulate it and it can't exist on the federal reserve. we need regulation, no question about that. we're way overregulated. a lot of regulatory agencies like the epa have just gone off the reservation. if you have too much regulation, you don't get investments. ceo's are afraid to invest. we talk about the question of why we don't have productivity. the answer is you don't have investment in machinery in factories, as a result, you do not have productivproductivety. what they take advantage of are now put back into buy back stock. therefore, we have that problem. >> let me ask you this, you said that w

market position especially during the holiday season. a crucial time for the retailers, kelly. >> that's for sure. seema, thank you for now. steve, also campbell's soupa nice session. what would be your parting thought as people see these headlines, think about what exposure they have to the market and what to do next? >> i think the professor summed it up. the day after the election i came in and bought spiders as s&p's. i thought it was going to get butte up, i bought uri which was infrastructure -- >> united rentals? >> yes. i think if you want to buy the market, buy an etf. have your place holder there. if the market comes in, you're looking longer term. you buy the market again. if it trades up higher, i'm a big fan of buying on momentum. i bought more spiders today. >> how bullish are you feeling at this point? >> i think to mike's point, i agree with him completely. regulation, you don't do that in one swipe of the pen. tax cuts, i think it is closer to doing that for the highest tax bracket, going from over 40% with the obamacare surcharge, coming down to the top rate of 33%, that's an awful lot of money in potential consumer's pockets. >> al

market right now. >> those are like my her lows. not a lot someone like that. i. to know where did the campbell soup company live? his home is on sale for $19 million. >> and the oscar meyer mansion will set you back 3 million dollars. the son of oscar meyer who home. >>> the former owner of patz's beer, it's up for sale. $4.5million. >>> how you can put a stop to something for your kids, next. something for your kids, next. >>> taste the many sides ofrookside. smth dk chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've always believed the holidays should be about joy. where days are filled with magic, not madness. it's why we have amazing prices on thoughtful gifts, everyday. let's bring back the holidays. on the i-17. your travel conditions coming up: >>> a deadly police shooting, and the suspect killed during the scuffle with police. what we are learning about the face-off. >>> how the island nation wants to honor fidel castro and how death. i'm allison rodriguez. >> and i'm justin pazera. say it. >>> snow. >> we have a mixed bag all over the state we have a wi

for more on the market reaction, let's get to bob doll and boris flossberg is managing director at b.k. asset management, fxb.k. and he's also a cnbc contributor. this is like alphabet soup this morning. >> all right. so hit me, guys. >> acceptance speech, that was master upper-level low. he was no longer going to put her in jail. he was very conciliatory and generous in his victory. when you look at it economically, what did you hear? i heard keynesianism. he wants airports and things. that's going to be mavis spend. he's going to surprise everyone by increasing minimum wage to $12 or $15. he's going go across the aisle and surprise everybody. it's much more socialist than it is capitalist. he couldn't care less about profit. he only cares about sales at this point. i think if he goes across the aisle and works with bernie sanders, his approval rating is going to go into the 80s. in if first six months, who's going to say no to him. he's now the godfather, they're now going to kiss his ring. i think what you have as far as takeaways, deficits, doubles, maybe in the triples. massives, massives spend. that's going to juice the gdp to 3%, 4%. bonds die, doll lars rally and