stephanie: stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. nicolas: hi. nicolas goureau.emonis: nicolas, nice to meet you. marcus. and so you deal with the operations. nicolas: i deal with the overall management of the entire business, stephanie finances, and my mother the product. lemonis: everybody's got a role. nicolas: they're my captains, you know, if you want to call it that. lemonis: and you're the general. how many stores do you have? nicolas: so, currently, courage. b has seven retail locations. lemonis: and the business will do how much in sales this year? stephanie: we are shooting to do $6 million. -lemonis: last year, how much? -nicolas: $5 million. lemonis: and so there's some substance to that number. and how about margins? nicolas: 50%. lemonis: okay. stephanie: last year, we lost. nicolas: we lost a lot of money last year. -lemonis: how much? -stephanie: a half million. lemonis: okay. industry average of margin on clothing is about 70%. in 2013, courage. b had margins of 50%. they do over $5 million a year in sales. if we can just get courage. b's margins

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stephanie: good, thank you. lemonis: i'm marcus. stephanie: nice to meet you. stephanie.emonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. how are you? dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes,

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>>> hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle. tonight we are 58 hours away from the first tuesday poll openings and both parties crafting their closing messages. for the president and his republicans, it is migrants and money. >> america now has the best economy in the history of our country. highest jobs, the best jobs, the best employment number ever, the best unemployment numbers ever. you saw these car aadvanavacara tough young people. very tough. criminals in some cases. >> while democrats are talking health care and hope. >> i want a leader who stands up for other people's health care even if they've got health care. >> we're for lowering health care costs. >> we can either focus on the president's hate, his bigotry, his nativism, or stay focused on the future. >> we have to make it clear that we democrats choose hope over fear. >> but your vote is bigger than the names on the ballot, remember that. propositions on everything from marijuana to medicaid expansion could make drastic changes in everyday life across america. if

stephanie: hi. lemonis: hey. stephanie: how you doing, marcus? lemonis: this is stephanie.stephanie menkin. nice to meet you. anna: hi. anna. nice to meet you. lemonis: stephanie is a woman that i partnered with a couple of years ago. she was one of the original owners of courage b. and she runs my entire fashion group. she's gonna be very involved in the process not only today, but going forward. so let's clear the back wall and let's -- let's move the process along. susana: all right. lemonis: this is what we know as the best-selling unit in the company, and the best-selling unit is black. next the tube top. this is like one of your best sellers ever, right? susana: yes. stephanie: great. lemonis: how many units did you sell? stephanie: almost 3,000. lemonis: 3,000. anna: and everybody's retailing this. lemonis: ultimately, the products that we choose here today will build a collection of core products. stephanie: fantastic. susana: yeah. stephanie: great basic. lemonis: and this'll give us a clear way to have products at a great price and always in stock. quick ship? ste

i'm stephany ruehl.ve tomorrow, you're going to see evidence of it in places like virginia's seventh district. it's been in the hands of republicans for nearly 50 years but it could be on the verge of flipping. my friend heidi prisbela went there and joins me now. today that race is in a dead heat. walk us through why. >> this should not be a competitive race but it is a great early indicator because east coast time, polls close at 7:00 p.m. it's a dead heat. three factors at play. first, super sized energy among democratic women who began organizing literally two days after the 2016 presidential election. second is the unique profile of david bratt. he is a tea party republican in the image of trump. one of only a handful of republicans who's taken money from an anti-immigration pac. and thirdly is the democrat candidate who was seen by many gop candidates as the moderate in this race. she is a former cia undercover agent. former law enforcement official. and, steph, you and i can appreciate that. now g

stephanie: in a year.lk about project fear, i think he has become the major general of project fear because this is the absolute worst case were somehow the european union and the u.k. will -- guy: it is a massive recession. stephanie: if i were -- even people who are not supporting brexit would say, this is quite an extreme scenario, and they are talking up about some arrangement with e.u. or at the least, a last-minute delay. amenable to a be short delay. a disorderly brexit with assume a 30% price drop. a disorderly brexit is on one part of the spectrum. which a --y world in danny: it doesn't believe look like it. that is not something on the table, but down the road perhaps. people have to get really renegotiate something. i really don't know. when they talk about a huge drop in output and the bank of england will raise rates to 5%, i think members will be looking might huge drop in output not be an argument to raise rates. that would presumably, the raising of the rates which strengthened the pound. i

i am stephanie ruhle.are still talking midterms because the heated battle in florida just got even more complicated. i didn't think that was possible. the supervisor of elections for palm beach county says vote counting machines overheated and stopped working yesterday. requiring staff to recount nearly 175,000 early vote ballots. >> we don't have a lot of assurances. as you know the machines are old and they started overheating. and as a result the types are not reconciling properly. >> mother of goodness. more than a week after the midterms the outcomes for the senate and governor's races in the state are unclear. kerry sanders, more lawsuits and a looming deadline tomorrow, where do things stand? >> reporter: it is going to go down to the wire. what you're looking at over my shoulder is the broward supervisor elections team here that is getting ready to take all those votes that were mailed in and they're going to start checking those to see how the machines count them. but let's go live to the picture

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. stephanie? >> thanks so much, joe. good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle and i am starting with moving fast, breaking things, and new shocking revelations from "the new york times" about just how badly facebook bungled the response to russian meddling. not only did they fail to act while mark zuckerberg was on a public apology tour. behind the scenes, facebook began an aggressive campaign to combat criticism of the company, calling some of the criticism anti-semiti anti-semitic. >> because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a little closer. >>> and president trump taking aim at robert mueller on twitter again, this as text messages from a trump friend and adviser, the one and only roger stone, indicate he knew about the wikileaks dump days before it took place. >>> and on the clock. six hours away from a deadline. the count for every vote in florida. a recount reset by mechanical failures and political bickering. a judge extending the mail-in and provisional ballot deadline to this saturd

stephanie the indication from some factions in gaza is that there might not be an appetite for an all out escalation but what is the sense where you are do they anticipate that there will be a response from from gaza. well it's incredibly unpredictable to me along this border we've seen a couple of tanks but this is a normal build up so to speak when you have this kind of escalation and tension what we understand from the factions inside they have said that if there is an israeli response to the rockets that they believe is a fair retaliation let's say for the events that happened yesterday that there will be an increased risk so we're all sort of waiting and seeing we know there are intense negotiations going on behind the scenes my aim to try and deescalate this we've been here before i think the question that needs to be all of us is why do we keep seeing this cycle and particularly the timing of what seems to have been a botched special forces operation inside gaza coming just days after some palpable movement that happened when it came to easing the humanitarian situation with fi

i'm stephanie ruhle. of the races we are watching on tuesday but might not have an answer on until the end of the month is in the state of mississippi. there's a special three-way election being held to replace retired u.s. senator cochran who resigned earlier this year due to health reasons. no clear front-runner. it could be headed for a runoff. let's go straight to nbc's rehema ellis who is with candidate mike espy. >> we're actually at the broad street baking company. this is the place to come for that. you are running and it could be historical for you if you manage to win the senate seat. you'd be the first black man to end up in the senate since reconstruction. >> yes. >> how heavy is that weighing on you? >> well, that does not weigh on me at all. because, rehema, i'm really running to do something and not be something. i've been that before. i was the first black congressman since the civil war. so that was historic. what i set my sights on would be -- >> what is it that you want to do? you said

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thank you very much for that phenomena stephanie decker joining us live from the israel gaza border let's get more on this we're joined by max blumenthal he's live for us in washington d.c. he's the author and editor of the grays on project that's an online news website mr blumenthal or it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera i know that you followed this conflict very closely how do you see the events of the past twenty four hours . well first of all it's important to have the context behind the israeli raid which was as we all know botched. the raid was probably in my view the product of benjamin netanyahu throwing a bone at the ministers like defense minister avigdor lieberman to his right who have been urging a military assault on gaza for years and who are extremely hostile to the settlement that was reached just a day before the raid and so netanyahu finds himself again under enormous pressure from these ministers another important development is that moments before israel bombed the al aqsa t.v. station in gaza city locks it was poised to release a video showing. an alkie

i'm stephanie rule.ple counting down to this moment, today's election may have less to do with health care, immigration, taxes and terrorism. "washington post" columnist puts it this way. above all, it is about something more elemental. what kind of country americans see today and want to see in the future. in some states a way to tell which way americans are shifting. initiatives on the ballot. medicaid expansion and marijuana. this these three deep red states vote to expand coverage for low income residents, does it a referendum on republican for americans as how they see health care. >> reflection of where americans are now on health care. with the implementation of affordable care act and obama. we've seen state across state. voters really like the health care law. want to be protect. want all of the citizens in their state to be protected. these ballot initiatives are reflection of where americans are on health care. in that sense, it is a referendum on republicans in congress and the president real

give us an update. >> incredibly kind of you, stephanie. in a buildup i can't live up to the expectations. but montana, the senate race here, the votes are still coming in, it is still too close to call. we have been telling this story since the wee hours of the morning. it's remained jon tester, slightly behind matt rosendale, the republican challenger, the margin is 1,987 votes. but the story we've been telling you all night, and it's really crystallizing right now, where are the outstanding votes from? it really does look like the republican areas, the strongly republican areas are all reported and it leaves you with -- supposed to click mizzoula here we go, a big democratic area, university of montana, there is still a lot of vote to come there. there is still a fair amount of vote to come from cascade county. there is still a fair amount of vote to come from the bozeman area. a significant number of votes to come there. if it's about a 2,000 vote gap you can certainly look at the outstanding vote there and see a path for tester to get

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here is ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. >> have a great rest of your afternoon. good afternoon, i'm ali velshi. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, november 8th. let's get smarter. >> breaking news this morning, 12 people killed after a man burst into a popular california bar packed with college students and he opened fire. >> this is by far the most horrific thing that i've seen in my 41 years. >> this all unfolded on a busy wednesday night, the bar we're told was packed with more than 100 college students. >> the sheriff spoke about sergeant ron helus, his colleague and friend. >> he ran into danger, he didn't walk, he ran into danger hoping that he might be able to save someone else's life. >> as soon as it all started it just went to utter chaos real quick. >> we just tried to get out and get behind a car, get behind something. >> we just tried to take cover. >> we are just praying for our friends that we haven't heard from, but, yeah, i -- it's a traumatizing thing. >> congress that recognizes that doing nothing is only leading to more shootings and

i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm ali velshi. monday, november 5th. let's get smarter. >> i think we are doing great in the house and in the senate. but who knows? right? if the radical resistance and that's what they are, takes power, they will move immediately to reverse america's progress. they want to take away and destroy your health care. you look at what's marching up. that's an invasion. so if you want more caravans and you want more crime, vote democrat. it's very simple. >> i'm hopeful that on tuesday we are going to cut through the lies and the noise and the nonsense and i'm hopeful we're going do remember who we are. what kind of politics we expect is on the ballot. how we conduct ourselves in public life is on the ballot. >> races are in dead heats. almost everywhere that matters because -- >> one day left, nearly 35 million americans have already cast their ballot. >> i think we may cross 100 million total vote. when you have a turnout like this, it makes polls -- going to make pollsters look ridiculous. >> i don't know if it's a referen

stephanie?think about this president and specifically the tariffs? >> cattle industry is doing quite well. china put a tariff on u.s. beef, the industry continues to do well. prices have not dropped. i'll play you a sound bite in terms of what david said about the president and about what he hopes ultimately those trade negotiations with china ultimately get for the u.s. and for him. are you supportive of the president's trade policy? >> i am. his end game is to minimize if not eliminate tariffs all together but somehow you have to get your partners to the negotiating table to begin with. so i think there is methods to the madness. i think there is an end game. >> reporter: the president has a 60% approval rating here. that doesn't mean that mike espy, the democrat, could very well pull off a victory november 7th. it's a matter of whether people like david mcgee go and are willing to vote for hyde-smith if that's what it comes down to. stephanie. >> we'll leave it there. >>> up next, a msnbc exc

all right thank you very much stephanie deck with all the latest from now thank you stephanie. well in all the stories of following the u.s. has renewed his call for an end to the civil war in yemen some reports say at least hundred fifty feet from have been killed in the past twenty four hours street battles of brought chaos to residential areas in the main port city of data saudi backed forces are trying to take back the city from rebel forces. some of the two hundred fifty thousand people forced from their homes by wildfires in the u.s. state of california are being allowed to return a major highway has also been reopened but authorities are warning many regions are still in danger at least thirty one people have died following california's deadliest wildfires on rec ord at least six people are dead and twenty others injured from a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul a protest nearby had been taking place by hundreds of members of the has are a minority who are demanding action over continued attacks on their community u.k. foreign secretaries in saudi arabia discuss

. >>> hi, i'm stephanie rule. we start unfortunately with that breaking news this morning. 12 people called after a man burst into a popular california bar packed with college students and he opened fired. [ gunshots ] >> we dropped and we heard the gunshots. by the grace of god i got to the front door. i don't know how. >> friends got the bar stools and they started throwing them against the windows. we got out. >> sergeant helus died -- he passed away at the hospital. >> t >>> the other major story, jeff sessions forced to resign as attorney general now replaced by someone a whole lot more loyal to president trump who already laid out his plan for the mueller investigation. >> i can see a scenario where jeff sessions is replaced and the attorney general doesn't fire bob mueller -- >> starve it to death. we're 35 hours out of democrats taking over the house and they're already talking about new investigations into president trump. >>> we begin with breaking news. i can't believe i'm sharing another story of a mas

i'm stephanie ruhle.resident trump speaking to reporters outside the white house right now as he departs for paris. he has spoken about the forced resignation of attorney general jeff sessions and his appointed replacement matthew whitaker saying he doesn't know him but he's a very highly respected man. i guess that means he watched him on tv a whole lot. the administration has released new rules making it harder for migrants to make asylum claims. nbc's hans nichols. what else has the president been talking about? >> i think he's still talking. i don't hear the helicopter lifting just yet. just to recap briefly, he said he didn't talk to whitaker on the mueller probe. now, president trump was also asked what he thought about potential attorney general chris christie. he said he was at the white house yesterday but he didn't see him and he hasn't talked to him about that job yet. on whitaker, he didn't think it was disqualifying he made all these comments on cable news. stephan stephanie, he stressed that

very precarious there thank you very much stephanie decker and now near the border with gaza. u.s. has renewed his call for an end to the civil war in yemen some reports say at least two hundred fifty people have been killed in the last twenty four hours street battles have brought chaos to residential areas in the main port city of data and that it does has been following the story from across the red sea in djibouti. fierce fighting on one of the front lines on the fringes of the port city of data this is one of the largest bottle so far in the war in yemen all the old the fighters who control what they the losing the strategic port is not an option and they are putting up a stiff resistance because of this we have attempted another suicide attack but it fails we are advancing. despite all your promises by the so the coalition and pro-government forces multiplied through bottles in some parts of the city the conflict was already and top that face in one presidential area is still the city borders lie and collect relentless bombardment killed numerous fighters and this is the

negotiations that were brokered by egypt stephanie that has been some international reaction to this specifically from the u.n. a spokesperson for the sector general antonio terrace a short time ago. we are aware of the latest reports egypt and the un have been working very hard to ensure that there is a return to the cease fire arrangements of two thousand and fourteen special special coordinator mladin of believes that it is possible to deescalate this current round of violence in the interest of both palestinians and israelis we continue to urge all parties to exercise maximum restraint and underscore the need to undertake all efforts to avoid another war in gaza to improve the humanitarian situation of palestinians in gaza and support the return of the legitimate palestinian government to gaza so perhaps that will be some sense of relief that a cease fire is in place stephanie bought unless and until some of the deeper underlying issues a properly address there is always going to be a risk of war. absolutely it's almost like putting a plaster over an open wound we've had longstan

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well i mean as stephanie was just saying this is continuing to carry on the rockets still coming out she was reporting. the explosions very close to the word our team is in terms of rockets being intercepted in the service is by no means over and the the range of targets does seem to be expanded from the israeli perspective inside gaza from what we've seen in recent escalation so this is a major event and i think what has taken so many people by surprise i mean us included frankly is that it is running counter to the narrative that we've been seeing and reporting on over the last couple of weeks when there did seem to be some real progress being made in these attempts to get a long term truce i mean we didn't expect any grand breakthrough or some announcement or a pen being put to paper but we did see sort of piece after piece of this jigsaw starting to be put together and by that i mean the fuel that was coming into power the electricity power station inside gaza qatar vowing to fund that for some six months in israel facilitating that those fifteen million dollars of qatari money c

let's get the latest now from mike hanna who is live in washington and mike as stephanie was explaining we have a situation here where elite israeli forces entered gaza the southern city of khan yunis she was saying that six palestinians have been killed but among them a senior hamas commander donald trump also in paris like the israeli prime minister but might we get some sort of reaction from the u.s. illness in the coming hours. well there's likely to be something from state department in the coming hours no formal statement from them as yet there is a senior u.s. official in israel at the moment brian who keeps a special representative for iran who travel to the region for talks on common pursuit against to the iranian government is also on his way the it is believed the special representative for the region jason greenblatt now he was in london earlier this week and he was reportedly said that president trump's peace plan will be released in the coming days now back in september president trumpet said after a meeting with benjamin netanyahu that he would have his peace plan put tog

stephanie: -- pres. trump: thank you very you are enjoying it, aren't you? stephanie: yes sir. we have active duty, national guard, army civilians and civilian contractors that we've literally all come together and make this mission happen. we hate that we are not with our family and friends, we are a --se family here, and i am you would be very proud. pres. trump: we are proud of you. please say hello to everybody. have an met incredible thanksgiving. incredible thanksgiving. getting rid, we are of old equipment and you see what is coming in, the best in the world. you see a big difference and hopefully a big difference from before. it is only getting better and we will be stronger than ever and with people like you, we feel very confident. thank you very much. happy thanksgiving to all. i will see you when you are back. stephanie: it sounds great. we have one last message. goal army. pres. trump: -- go army. press that i appreciate that. we will see you also don't. iank you -- pres. trump: appreciate that. we will see you soon. next up is george. are you on? doing: the kernel

joining us now are stephanie right now,- stephanie baker with us of bloomberg.rsday, very close races, and friday brings us to the chit, maybe the speculation that mr. mueller, postelection, will get back to it. if mr. mueller gets back to it today or any other given friday, who do you presume is the next area within his investigations? stephanie: yes, will, we are bracing for something. moeller does have a tendency to drop things, and documents come on fridays. mueller does have a tendency to drop things, indictments, on fridays. much of the speculation has been over roger stone, whether or not he has got more on roger stone and his communications with wikileaks. there has been an intense scrutiny with the grand jury with roger stone and people connected to roger stone. most people are expecting something on that. of course now with the change in the justice department with matthew whitaker being put in as acting attorney general, it is unclear whether or not that would move forward, whitaker has the ability to stop mueller from issuing indictments, whether or

i want to begin by welcoming colonel stephanie barton. and the men and women of the 101st airborne division. these are real warriors. you have the resolute support sustainment brigade, and they are joining us from afghanistan. our soldiers are providing valuable aid in joint area operations throughout afghanistan. you are doing an incredible job. a lot of progress has been made. your courage it truly inspires us. we know what you are doing and we watch it. often we will watch it every night during the news. we know it is it dangerous and we know you have had an unbelievable impact. joining us from kuwait is central command and crisis response special purpose air ground task force. lieutenant colonel sam howie, you are great marines. you are the embodiment of honor and courage. it is incredible the job you are doing. i particularly want to congratulate you on the work you are doing to crush isis. from the air and the ground. it is -- big, big progress has been made. they are close to being gone, and we like it that way. you have shown incr

he-he-he-he. >>> welcome back, i'm stephanie ruhle.ight wing conspiracy theorist linked to roger stone tells nbc he believes he will soon be indicted for surgery. joining me now, anna schecter, who spoke with corsi. he told you he's afraid he's going to be indicted for perjury. some people are saying maybe this is a fake, perjury for what. >> he explained he sat for 40 hours. there were nine fbi agents, six prosecutors. he felt like he was being grilled. they gave him a binder, 6 to 8 inches thick. they knew everything about him. everything he'd said to roger stone, about julian assange and wikileaks. we reported last month he actually communicated with the trump campaign after the october surprise, the wikileak dumps of john podesta e-mails. in a sense taking credit for it. he explained he actually figured out on his own the podesta e-mails were coming. he saw, hey, not so many john podesta e-mails. >> is he clairvoyant? >> that is his defense, that he did not have advance knowledge. that's the heart of it, is did he have advance know

. >>> welcome back, i'm stephanie ruhle.he polls on tuesday, it will not just be about the candidates. a total of 155 measures are on the ballot. in 15 states, redirecting, voting requirements, ballot access, campaign finance and ethics have been decided. four states that went for trump will be voting on marijuana measures. two states will vote on raising the minimum wage. in idaho, montana, nebraska and utah, medicaid expansion will be on the ballot. what ballot issues are you watching? >> i'm interested in all these marijuana initiatives. >> personally? >> i think it should be -- i can't think of a stupider thing for this country to spend $60 billion a year on than the war on marijuana, and the disproportionate imprisonment of african-americans. all of these minimum wage initiatives have passed, even in republican states going back over the last couple elections. medicaid expansion as you see, in rural areas, hospitals being shut down, all of these issues are driving turnout from a specific portion of the democratic electo

has cut short his visit to french capital paris juju events currently unfolding in the strip well stephanie decker has been following this story for us joins us live now from occupied east jerusalem any more reaction or any further updates on the casualty toll or indeed on what's been taking place inside gaza stephanie. according to health officials inside gaza six six palestinians have been killed according to have mass they were all members of its military when the kasam brigade one of them nor baraka apparently a leader of the can some brigade according to a statement by him asked what they're saying is that the israeli special forces entered gaza is to kommunist this is in the south of the gaza strip according to a statement saying around three kilometers where they targeted this particular commander and the group according to our math was exposed which is when the gunfight in shoot now we have had a statement by the spokesperson of the israeli military saying that the israeli army carried out operated inside gaza that a gunfight ensued and that all soldiers are now back inside is your

stephanie? >> ambassador, we just found out that the president exchanged what they're calling pleasantries with saudi crown prince. we obviously know there's huge controversy surrounding him, following the death of jamal khashoggi. what message does it send? >> it sends a message of business as usual. i was, you know, clearly president trump has decided to back mohammed bin salman. i was hoping and i think what a normal president would have done is maybe if he supported him in public read him the riot act in private because mbs has caused huge trouble for the united states in xwlyemen, qatar and jl khashoggi. for a mature relationship to happen, where the united states is in charge of that relationship where the saudis need us more i would have hoped the president sent that message privately and then somebody on the team to tell the media about that to get the message across he's causing trouble for our democracy and apparently that's not the signal sent. i guess, stephanie, i'm not surprised gi

stephanie, thank you very much.py thanksgiving to all and i will see you when you're back. >> sir, sounds great. we have one last message if that's okay. >> yes. >> one, two, three -- go army! >> appreciate that. see you soon. thank you. from the u.s. marine corps, we have colonel george shreffler? >> colonel shreffler is doing battle circulation right now. >> oh. >> i'm executive officer here with the marines. >> good. that's great. that's great, sam. good. how is it going over there? >> it's going great, sir. right now, we're based in kuwait. we have marines from jordan all the way to afghanistan and up into iraq and syria. every day those marines are ensuring that those who would do us harm pay for t it's amazing watching this young men and women as marines and what they do with a smile on their face every day. >> how is their progress coming, would you say? >> i would say the progress is excellent, sir. we've cleared the vast majority of those forces who face us and right now we're in good position the rest of t

still with us is stephanie kelly of aberdeen.epercussions on and repercussions on the european parliament elections in may. how do you see it going? it is like a problem child of europe. stephanie kelly: it is probably the biggest challenge that the eurozone faces. learned that and the centrist prime minister and centrist finance minister were driving. what we are seeing party leadership is in the driver's seat. there are 2 populist parties. one was to increase spending. we should see that continued. how does the eu response in a balanced way so you do not end up with a situation where they are too hard on italy and cause market upset. also, they are not so light on italy that it appears that it means nothing in the eu, which is negative for the overall appearance. riskine: and there is a that you are a skeptic. stephanie kelly: if you push harder this of populist government and they say there theyoing asked what is -- are doing what is best for their people, the risk for the eu is a push so hard they push more of italians toward

so there's all these things that are happening. > stephanie, i'm out of time., steph. >> when we talk about white privilege, you can just imagine that the poorest white woman in this country can call the cops on a black person and be believed. so that's the kind of white privilege that we can also talk about here, not as kirsten said the richie rich. >> these are important conversations. people often refer to them as difficult. i don't think they're difficult. we should continue to talk like this and be as open and honest with each other as possible. that's the only way there's going to be progress. i commend each of you for coming on and discussing this. thank you very much. happy thanksgiving to all of your wonderful families. >> same to you. >> and even you, kirsten. i'm kidding. all right. we'll be right back. so this christmas, take care of the hands that take care of you. that's me in back in 1987, when i gave isotoner gloves to all my teammates. now i have a different set of teammates. my family. and they all want isotoner gloves for christmas because th

decker is live for us now from west stephanie has been a statement from the brigades. that's right to some the last half hour or so because some brigade saying with their version of events is which does correlate to what the israelis are saying in the sense that they're admitting it wasn't a targeted killing. saying that they stopped a vehicle a car with the israeli commandos who were undercover as palestinians they became suspicious they called their commander which is the commander you mentioned among the killed nor baraka who came to the scene a fire fight ensued we're not sure who fired first then according to the statement the israeli commandos fled towards the border on foot with the kasam fighters in pursuit they were then evacuated by an israeli chopper under the cover of airstrikes it's an extraordinary statement in the sense of an admission saying that seven of its fighters were killed in this operation but i think the bigger picture here is this there seems to be still even though it was such a serious event a will to deescalate we've had no rockets in the l

stephanie ruhle picks up our coverage. >> good morning, i'm stephanie ruhle. no deal. robert mueller pulls an agreement with manafort accusing him of crimes and lines. manafort losing almost any hope of not spending the rest of his life in prison. >>> general motors announces plans to close five north american factories, slashing nearly 15,000 jobs. the announcement seen as good for the company, sending its stock price soaring but drawing the ire of many including president trump. >> we have a lot of pressure on them. i think you'll see something else there. they better put something else in. >> they better? and breaking news this morning. the war in afghanistan claims more victims as three u.s. service members and three more wounded by a roadside bomb in kabul. >>> we begin with this new news on manafort now accused of lying to the special counsel potentially wasting his only shot at ever getting out of jail. does that mean a big fat presidential pardon? could this rip the heart out of bob mueller's entire investigation? i want to explain where we stand. for months, m