the program. daniel cavali, human rights lawyer is joining us out of pittsburg. also with us is steve bell activists with the stop the war coalition in kaventry. welcome to the show, both gentlemen, now beginning with daniel, let's uh begin with these retality operations uh by the yemani armed forces and also you know in addition to firing those rockets and missiles, they've also been stopping, intercepting and seizing uh israel bound vessels around the bauble mandep and red sea. let's see how effectively this could impact the israeli economy that's already in chambles. yeah, well i think it is already having an impact. i think this... could cost the israeli economy billions of dollars because these ships are going to have to be diverted around the entire continent of africa, so actually this is very astute move on the part of the yemenes and a brave one. i mean, we have to point out that yemen itself has been a victim of war since 2015, which led in yemen to the greatest human uh humanitarian crisis in the world, according to... to the un, probably gaza has now exceeded that, but the poin

also what is steve bell activists with the stop the war coalition in coventry. "welcome to the show, both gentlemen, not beginning with daniel, let's uh begin with these retality operations uh by the yemeni armed forces and also in addition to firing those rockets and missiles, they've also been stopping intercepting and seasing uh israel bound vessels around the bauble mandeb and red sea let's see how effectively this could impact the israeli economy that's already in chamber." yeah, well i think it is already having an impact. i think this could cost the israeli economy billions of dollars, because these ships are going to have to be diverted around the entire continent of africa, so actually this is very astute move on the part of the yemenes and a brave one. i mean, we have to point out that yemen itself has been a victim of war since 2015, led in yemen to the greatest human uh humanitarian crisis in the world according to the un, probably gaza has now exceeded that, but the point is yemen is barely recovered from that and it's engaging in these acts of soli

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cartoon him a walking steve bell cartoon , because mel on the some of the other cartoonists usedow he of the aristocracy. and now he is one. >> yeah. lord kavanagh of chipping norton. >> well, it's got the older tony in which like. in flannel, which they like. they're now they've got a foreign makes foreign secretary, so that makes them important. but look, them feel important. but look, let's, remember got let's, let's remember we've got a secretary, man who a foreign secretary, a man who lost europe. yeah. i call it a calling, a referendum . he didn't calling, a referendum. he didn't have to, but he lost it. so i don't think that says much about his grasp of foreign affairs. he had a huge financial lobbying scandal, so he wants to come back and be remembered in a in a different way. well, he was cut down in his prime, kevin, by a vote. >> he wasn't meant to lose . >> he wasn't meant to lose. >> he wasn't meant to lose. >> he wasn't meant to lose. >> he cut himself down in his prime. or nigel. >> he cut himself down in his prime. or nigel . farage and prime. or nigel. farage and

one of the steve sweeties in bell by steve. tell us about the protests and what is going on right now? well, we're now gathered outside the high call in the serbian capital bell gray. there's now speech is just beginning by opposition. politicians. they come here because the dom on dig about the election is. 2 rerun the the election is rerun. this was the election of december the 17th, which was won by the serbian progressive policy, the policy of alexander lucas, the president. and he went with something like 47 percent of the vote. now the opposition party traveled in 2nd place was 23 percent of the vote. and nationally, by making allegations of electro folders taking the heavy, the routing people being bossed in from different parts of the country to cause to have votes here. so they've turned up here now the, the rallies volunteered at 6 pm local time. 3 across the, across the city, big closely, haldeman building where they were a number of speeches from the opposition. politicians. now we have decided, attendance has be muc

and veteran cartoonist that the guardian steve bell lost his contract accused of using anti semitic tribes. mohammed says the risk is come with the job which has been used against us as opposed to, i guess, to find the item that was who they are protesting, broken start. it only when you, when you want to click decides is what i do with the actual cause you are, you are, we are exaggerating that much of the expression that pressure details. and we, we have been accused, as on some of the one of the most famous protestant in cartoonist, was knology ali, who created the character handler personification of the palestinian people. it's come to symbolize resistance against israel. nausea and ali was assassinated in london in 1997, but handler lives own. and so to does all of the classic artwork created by and abide palestine image and kinda out 0. the still ahead on i just need a in other news, mending diplomatic ties. the key is president visits athens to meet the greek 5 minutes the . this program is faulty. invite citibank, the gross cost of bundle is about 40, is the district used by city,

dave sweeney reporting from bell gray to steve. thank you. of the, in a potentially far reaching move south africa has filed a lawsuit at the u. n. international court of justice against israel over the killing of palestinians in does a victoria has called it a genocide while comparing it to apartheid in south africa. the move has been welcomed by palestinian authorities while israel rejects the accusations, calling them baseless, and blood libel are to use know who you can get, isn't johannesburg, and her report includes some disturbing images. it is also petition to the international court of justice to declare it is running a potted state. and as often many people have oscar saying that a lot of how global so the diary to sanctions played a significant role in undermining the a patrick project in the republic of south africa. what is the government doing practically to show solidarity with the people of palestine, either been to skip the perceived lip service the into mrs. hughes and basically in response to those places. and those concern

at&t business. >>> 18 minutes to go before the closing bell and steve kovach is looking at the stocksneed to pay attention to. >> british american tobacco is having it's worth day and over three years after saying it would take roughly $31 billion impairment on its u.s. cigarette brands this comes the company ships away from traditional smoking products saying this reflects the economic future of it cigarette brands. and since no one is having its best day ever after reporting better than expected results and strong with quarter guidance. the cybersecurity company is an emerging challenger in a space that involves large rivals like crowdstrike and microsoft. >> thank you. >>> big bounce. citigroup rallying today of nearly 3%. what is behind that just ahead. "closing bell"ig rht back. >>> tonight cnbc is launching its cross-platform franchise cities of success. explore cities that have transformed into hubs for big business. the first stop is nashville tonight at 10:00 eastern right here on cnbc. >>> next, shares of exxon slumping and we will drill down on the dip and what it might me

bell. >> excuse me. >> hey, steve. >> hi, mr.ker. >> they bring their own stories to families all the time. >> kelsey, he's trying to tell me that steve is -- >> i j just wouldn't want my ple toto become nono -- hangouout. >> i mean, there was story material there. >> steve, you're going to want to bust him wide open when i tell you this. i don't know where he gets these brainstorms, but he thinks that you're -- i can't even say it, steve. >> he's right, arch. >> huh? >> these shows were changing the way that we think about queerness and otherness. >> excuse me. i thought this was eddie stokes' room. >> it is. >> it is? oh, are you his wife? >> no. >> o oh. same o old eddie, , huh? where is he? >> well, you see -- >> oh, i got it. he don't want me to know he's here, so you're supposed to say he ain't here, but he is here, in there. >> in 1977, we got a very groundbreaking e episode of f " jejeffersons" " titled "ononce frfriend." >>>> it's me, , eddie. ononly i'm edidie now. >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town, his bes

bell market zone. here to bring down the crucial moments. and steven two developing stories around apple this afternoon. emily, i'll begin with you. i had a conversation top of our program with professor jeremy siegel who is bullish. i want you to listen to what he told me, and we can talk on the other side. >> i'm still bullish. i think the set up for next year is very good. i think that we could definitely get another 10, 12% in 2024. earnings estimates, you know, usually they're too high going out. i think 240 for the s&p, it might be too low. >> well. let's say you? >> yeah, scott. i heard him saying that earlier. you know, i think it is a little bit optimistic frankly. it's amazing to see what happened this year. of course, now up about 26%. that's on zero percent earnings growth. if you think about tax stocks, their earnings were up. some of the best earnings we've seen across the globe for equity that their stocks were up 58%. now you look into next year, analysts are expecting 12% earnings growth and that is on top of the multiple expansion th

. >> steve: sorry, ainsley, no barbie dream house this year. [bells in the united states armed forces and we could not be more proud of their decision to serve this country. here at enchant christmas, we are hosting military night and an induction ceremony. so 27 enlistees from kansas will choose to enlist or reenlist in the united states military and we wanted to make that a special occasion for them and their families. these men and women are about to leave home, not be home for the holidays. and we wanted to create this incredible night for them to be able to enjoy it with their family and friends. thank you for being here for enchanted christmases. military appreciation night. every service member's military career starts with the ultimate enlistment. right of passage as they share the members of the armed forces of the united states. they begin this ceremony as individuals. at its conclusion they will forever be part of a team. >> steve: that was so nice. thank you very much for the invitation. >> thank you for coming. >> steve: we should have so

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hold our to steve sweeney reports to today wouldn't be on down to the a very disappointing day for the office. they shouldn't. hey, in the serbian capital bell, grades are being 2 demonstrations cooled on wednesday. the 1st uh this afternoon uh, cooled by the students from the university of bell, great, a gathering outside the philosophy, faculty, the media fall out numbers. the pro test is there were some tensions between the students, the use of the o position, movement on the offices from politicians who arrived. there was some kind of hate to discussion around a lack of strategy or lack of tactics instead of wisconsin coding for the elections to be rerun, we did have the students coding for a 24 hour cam pounds, which will start on friday. now, this evening's demonstration a game, a 100 people no more than a few 100, gather the game and central bell grades. and they most of the local television station, which has been characteristic of the protest movement since sunday's a demonstration which sol, 2000 people gathered here and at an attempt by the opposition to smashing to the electoral commission building, which is behind me. this led t

steve, john, cheryl, thank you so much. we are about 30 minutes away from the opening bell for a friday. the dow industrials right now down about 50 points off of the lows, off of the highs. the nasdaq right now down 73, and the s&p 500 down 8. we will continue to cover this tonight on maria bartiromo's "wall street." i will see you tonight on fox business at 7 p.m. and sunday morning on "sunday morning futures" on fox news. stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. yes, it is jobs friday, and here's the news: 199,000 jobs added in november. the up employment rate came dowe down to 3.7%. the labor participation rate, 62.8%. now, you add it all up and this shows a firm and resill e cent labor market. that would be my opinion. and president biden will no doubt can say it is the result of bidenomics. we expect manager from him later on today. 3.7% unemployment, we'll concentrate on that. here's the market's reaction, the dow, s&p and nasdaq down just a little. the theory being that a fairly firm labor market will not allow the federal reserve to lower interest rates anytime soon

steve, john, cheryl, thank you so much. we are about 30 minutes away from the opening bell for a friday.s right now down about 50 points off of the lows, off of the highs. the nasdaq right now down 73, and the s&p 500 down 8. we will continue to cover this tonight on maria bartiromo's "wall street." i will see you tonight on fox business at 7 p.m. and sunday morning on "sunday morning futures" on fox news. stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. yes, it is jobs friday, and here's the news: 199,000 jobs added in november. the up employment rate came dowe down to 3.7%. the labor participation rate, 62.8%. now, you add i

. >>> we are now in the closin bell market zone -- here to break down these crucial moments of the trading day. steveew holida hurdle apple vestors are watching today, we will see that, and ade calling off his plan t buy the software company good to see, you welcome back. >> thank you for having me scott. >> give me your market view as we head into the new year. >> it's, as we approach thes all-time highs ithe market here, we are a lite bit wary as we approach january things td to reverse a littl bit. all of the reasons why the market is at the levels that it's currently at ou substantiated. the reason why the fed i looking to cut rates in 2024 i that it potentially has won th battle against inflation that is going to be a positive for markets. >> do you believe in thi broadening viously you have bee tremendouslytrong. do you think it can continue >> i think that if we do threa this here, we are going to b continuing to see a broadening evaluation, really favorin some of these stocks lef behind 2022, a lot of stocks they wer down does were the ones they di really well in 2023. you can see that happen

bells. but in this tiny duplex, this man will be listening happily for the pounding feet of children enchanted and know that christmas has come. steve: and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett. good night. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening to you and cheers to 75 years. here we are on top of the mark hopkins hotel in san francisco. we are celebrating 75 years of broadcasting here, our first broadcast happening at 6:45 p.m. we will take a look back at all of the fond memories and the new memories here that we celebrated at kpix. please join us. >>> 1948, kpix went on the air. ♪. >>> there is another after shock. shock ♪ . >>> hello, i'm juliette goodrich, we were the first to broadcast in the bay area 75 years ago. it is only fitting we join you live on the mark hopkins hotel on the very floor, actually, above this floor where we had our antennas and able to bring you live tv and all of the coverage. throughout this half-hour we will look back at so many of our memories in our archives. let's take a look right now. we will show you how this all bega

steve sweeney about the ongoing protest is be a and the reasons behind them. a protest is attempting to storm a city council building of the serbian capital bell. great. this is the building, the host c intellectual commission that we about the results of the election on december the 17th. so you can to have those results over to now police are covered in the book, how you doing the tools that preventing the processes from entering the building. the situation as president boot teacher said is under control. he said that forward intelligent services wanted him or when attempted coup, uh, potential my down to revolution, to over throw these election results, which is why the police were prepared. and he's also, he's been a very for the rights. and he said that the writers will be arrested, as we can see from the pictures as around or just over 2000 people. that's of maybe perhaps not quite as big a protest as being, as he's being made out in the western media route. it also started russia, he said that they gave him a heads up about individuals who allegedly pulsing a revolution in serbia up the police have had to use to gas in order to try and disperse

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for 2024, hsaid investors tilt the bar bell to smaller mid tap and value oriented names for some of the winners. >> well, that's a big weight, first of all steve still has a big slug in tech if that's the case. i think that's probably okay one of the things about the barron's list, there are no financia or banks on it, and maybe that's for the new investors, and jusbecause the asset ass has not done well for a long time, it still has to make sense fundamentally, so don't fall for the idea because value has been out of favor and it has to be back in favor becae it has been sometime >> well said >> small caps are an okay plac to be in 2024, but keep in mind they have had a huge run in the last mon or so you never want to chasit right at the top i think there'something about something that has had a strong run in the last couple of months, be prepared to hold it even if there's a slht relief. >> the active scenario for an active manager in 2024, we are sitting here today and you have a consecutive year of an out p - does the possibility exist that could happen again yes. that could happen again. but i think what it speaks to is the fact that so m

bell returns after this! you know what's interesting these days? bitcoin. look for bitwise, my friends. >>> we are 15 from the close. let's get to steveor a look at the key stocks. >> kaaba and cheesecake factory getting a boost today as both are upgraded. it is believed cava can overcome changes in the coming year and the cheesecake factory exceptional growth compared to its peers. outside of food, let's talk about salesforce trading higher thanks to an upgrade from morgan stanley the firm is raising the software company to over as it sees attractive risk for ward for salesforce in 2024. >> appreciate everything today. thank you. >> next, the future of morgan stanley as outgoing ceo james gorman wraps up his tenure as a head of that bank. we have a shareholder ready to size of the leadership transition and what it might mean for the stock as well. back after the break. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platfo

bell. taylor swift gets that honor. time cites to quote steveomic impact of taylor swifts eras tour $2.2 billion just in north america. and that's just in ticket sales. cities around the world also benefiting from a surge in hotel bookings, restaurants, stores, movie theaters now hitting record sales because of her eras tour movie and craft stores are reporting record sales because of all those friendship bracelets. so taylor swift, time magazine's person of the year, how about that? making an impact around the world. it's incredible. yeah. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. wednesday morning december 6th. let's get right to steve paulson in the forecast no rain yet just yet. >> no but the time has come for it to. >> i wish i'd say later. >> very nice. later, later. >> very good. >> 40s 50s on the temps here. some fog. let's not lose sight of that. there are some pockets of fog out there. not as much as yesterday. palo alto is down to 42. our system is on the way, but timing is a

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bell grade. but these are all just attempts. earlier i spoke with bob, st correspondent, and steve sweeney about the ongoing protest, and so there and the reasons behind a protest is all attempting to storm a city council building of the serbian capital bell. great. this is the building, the host c intellectual commission that i'm, we about the results of the election on december the 17th. so you can to have those results over to now police are covered in the book, how you doing the tools that preventing the processes from entering the building. the situation of the president boot teacher said is under control. he said that forward intelligent services wanted him or one attempted cool, potential my down to revolution to over throw these election results, which is why the police were prepared. and he's also, he's been a very for the rights and he said that the writers will be arrested, as we can see from the pictures as around or just over 2000 people that have maybe perhaps not quite as big a protest as being, as he's being made out in the western media route, it also started russia. he said that they gave him a heads up about i

bell at the cnbc realtime exchange. at the big board, msg providing unforgetting experiences to children facing obstacles. at the nasdaq, steve start? >> it's a fun day, because it's the day when analysts put out their top picks for 2024, and they often pick stocks that are underperformed or the consensus isn't frequently on. they're not obvious. so, we can pick out a few of them and see if they're having an impact on the market. nike got a little bit of love this morning, both from barclay's and from citigroup. i think it was named a top pick at barclay's. citigroup says that nike has a margin inflection here. so, margin shrank for nike this past year, but they think that will turn around in the coming year. nike is on an odd reporting schedule, so that's why it's getting some attention. i reports on december 21st, i believe. so, it's underperformed names like lulu, for instance, and there's been macroeconomic weakness in china, and even in north america here, but a lot of the analysts say it's been underappreciated, and even in places like china, nike is still taking share and doing quite well. >> yeah. barclay's best idea,

mayors around the country were bringing the same alarm bells telling the president to fix the problem he continues to ignore. we passed h.r. 2. host: stevese, the majority leader in the house. and the senate, democrats are in charge. majority leader chuck schumer talking about the senate accomplishments thus far. [video clip] >> last night, the senate passed the bipartisan package defense bill that stands and learn contrast with the partisan race to the bottom we are seeing in the house. while the senate is strengthening america's national security, house republicans are wasting time on the clown car impeachment inquiry that will get nowhere. the house republican impeachment inquiry is the definition of unserious. they should be looking to the senate for an example of how both sides can work together to pass serious legislation to improve the lives of the american people. as i have said repeatedly, we began the month of december with three major goals in the senate before the end of the year. first, we had to end the blockade of nominees. we have done that. second, we needed to pass what we passed last night. finally and hardest of all,

mayors around the country were bringing the same alarm bells telling the president to fix the problem he continues to ignore. we passed h.r. 2. host: stevese, the majority leader in the house. and the senate, democrats are in charge. majority leader chuck schumer talking about the senate accomplishments thus far. [video clip] >> last night, the senate passed the bipartisan package defense bill that stands and learn contrast with the partisan race to the bottom we are seeing in the house. while the senate is strengthening america's national security, house republicans are wasting time on the clown car impeachment inquiry that will get nowhere. the house republican impeachment inquiry is the definition of unserious. they should be looking to the senate for an example of how both sides can work together to pass serious legislation to improve the lives of the american people. as i have said repeatedly, we began the month of december with three major goals in the senate before the end of the year. first, we had to end the blockade of nominees. we have done that. second, we needed to pass what we passed last night. finally and hardest of all,

steve miller does a terrific job. this is giving up on the idea of rate cuts. this is a john williams selloff. >> yeah. there you heard it. the opening bells friday. final trading day of the week. look at the realtime exchange back at our headquarters at the big board, zkh group, a maintenance repair and operations procurement service platform from china. going public today. of at the nasdaq. marketing technology company banzai. >> there you go. any thoughts, key to the market stuff you want to share? >> nvidia. that's why. stacy, a frequent guest of our network, is saying that -- i love this line so much. it's strange to complain about nvidia's stock performance and then he come on and says it's been disappointing. the stock has been disappointing. he is saying since the last quarter it is. >> it has flat lined over the last few months i guess. even though they reported a historic quarter. >> right. it's mid-20s pe, even though it's probably the greatest stock of our era when it comes to ai. i think the stock should be higher. i recognize in terms of what we said with lennar, people are saying some stocks have moved too much. there's no