mtv, tom green. and going making people answer stupid questions. and like, um. ... something like that. and that's how i learned everything and within our own ship and love and you make a montage of the ship's prescription and like that. it is how i started other than being a kid and filming stuff that's how i became a film maker. opposite of when my job was. [laughter]. that is awesome. keep the ship's entertainment with young -- >> we would do like mtv cribs style. on the ship. and so people would be this is where i sleep on the missile and stuff like that. and the air dents the guy who is flew the helos found a smoke machine and smoked it out and come out of it. [laughter] stuff like that. [laughter]. tax dollars. [laughter]. awesome. cool. jimmie how about yourself. i'm jim and he how i got enters old union square soldiers and joes ping. this is neat. and i gay man this is cool. next year i'm at the national guard unit signing up and taking my oath. when i got to the fortmy first night i said what have i gotten myself in. i joined because i love my country and i

. >> tom fisher has the green light to pull the team from the east bay and move to vegas. vote was unanimous, as fisher made a media appearance. we heard from fans in the east bay, who says the vote is heartbreaking. >> i understand this is an incredibly difficult day for oakland fans. i want to say, we have every effort and did everything we could to find a solution there. >> the a's, i love them. you know? we saw a lot of damn good games. good tailgates. met a lot of good people. like family there. you know? and this guy wants to go down there. and just, you know, makes me mad. >> some say the fight isn't over yet. the team has the lease at the coliseum through next season. the opening day at the new ballpark will be in 2028. but construction hapt started, leaving questions about where the team will play. voters could have to approve the millions of dollars the state is giving them. >> heartbreaking for a's fans for sure. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> thanksgiving dinner won't gobble up your

greene offered a representative to impeach homeland secretary after similar resolution was referred to the homeland security committee earlier this month. following her remarks we will hear from republican representative tom mcclintock who spoke in opposition of the impeachment. ition? ms. greene: pursuant to clause 2-a-1 of rule 9, i seek recognition. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman is recognized. ms. greene: to raise questions of the privilege of the house. the form of the resolution is as follows. resolution, impeaching alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary of homeland security for high crimes and misdemeanors, resolved that alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors and that the following articles of impeachment be exhibited to the united states senate. articles of impeachment exhibited by the house of representatives of the united states of america in the name of itself and of the people of the united states of america against alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary of homeland security. in maintenance and support of impeachment against him for high crimes and misdemeanors. article 1, rather than adhering to an oath he took to de

have exclusive interviews with arkansas senator tom cotton, congresswoman margie taylor greene, texas dps lieutenant christopher olivarez and former house speaker kevin mccarthy live sunday 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. that will do it for us on fox business, have a great rest of the weekend, we are sending the best happy thanksgiving holiday. i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" were really get behind the headlines and prepare you for the weekend. i'm jack cotter, avoiding the government shutdown this year the congress is at odds over funding libby kantrowitz for insight on what to expect in the new year, what to expect for the upcoming energy bills, the price of the pump is trending lower despite were in the middle east but the winter heating season is just beginning, later the cheapest stock in the s&p 500 is still not a bargain for others. jack hough will tell you why not. we begin with always with three things investors to be think about right now. the stocks are up for the week on cooling inflati

. >> reporter: now she buys hydroponic lettuce from tom's market in warrenville, illinois. greens grown in water instead of soil. >> why do you buy hydroponic lettuce? >> i buy it because it is grown in a controlled environment. i like it. there's no pesticides added. >> reporter: she used to buy leafy greens and bagged lettuce, number one on consumer reports' ten risky recalled foods list, linked to illness, outbreaks, and recalls. >> alt of these foods can be contaminated with dangerous bacteria like listeria, e. coli, and salmon nella. >> reporter: this food biologist took us behind the scene at "consumer reports." >> bag lettuce has been through a lot of steps before it gets to you. it's grown in the field. it's taken to a processing plant. it's cut up. it's bagged. so there are a lot of chances for contamination. >> reporter: the same applies to pre-cut fruit. >> you should buy it and then cut it yourself. >> reporter: also on the list, cheese and deli meat, ground beef, onions, turkey and chicken, papaya, peaches, melon, and flour. if a melon's rind is in contact with contam

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for legalizing polygamy for years and in an op- ed in usa today, you set a utah polygamist named tom greene, convicted of pedophilia for raping his 13-year-old stepdaughter should not have been charged with polygamy. >> can i respond because that is not accurate? i criticized him, but i was dealing with was the constitutionality of what is called morals legislation, and i admit i am really libertarian, whether the government can pose a moral code on people. >> mr. chairman, mr. chairman, we are counting down the hours until a government shutdown and we have a hearing where we have one witness who defended a polygamist who is convicted of pedophilia and rape, and another witness linkedinwith accounts with extreme views posted. unfortunately, this speaks to the credibility of the witnesses and the credibility of this impeachment inquiry. i yield back. >> point of order. >> mr. chairman, when a member of the committee impugns the integrity of a witness, is against the rules to allow those to respond to malicious statements? i am asking -- i am not asking you, i am asking the chairman. asking f

. >> reporter: now she buys hydroponic lettuce from tom's market in warrenville illinois. greensr instead of soil. why do buy hydroponic lettuce? >> i buy it because it's grown in a controlled environment. as no pesticides, not a million people touching it and messing with it. >> reporter: she used to buy leafy greens and bagged lettuce, number one on consumer reports ten risky recalled foods list linked to illness, outbreaks, and recalls. >> all of these foods can be contaminated with dangerous bacteria like it listeria, e. coli, and salmonella. >> reporter: microbiologist sana mujahid took us behind the scenes at consumer reports. >> so bagged lettuce has been through a lot of steps before it gets to you, and it's grown on the field, taken to a processing plant, it's cut up, it's bagged, so there are a lot of chances for contamination. >> the same applies to precut fruit. >> you should buy it and then cut it yourself. >> also on the list, cheese and deli meats, ground beef, onions, turkey and chicken, papaya, peaches, melon, and flour. if a melon's rind is in contact with conta

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n in fact, in an op-ed in the usa today, you said that a utah polygamist named tom green, also convicted of pedophilia for assaulting his 13-year-old stepdaughter, should not have been charged with polygamy. ic mr. chairman -- >> can i respond? that is not entirely accurate. i actually criticized him. what i was dealing with was the constitutionality of morals legislation. i admit i am ispretty libertarian. >> was s he convicted? the answer is yes. po mr. chairman, mr. chairman, we are counting down the hours until a government shutdown and here we have a hearing and one witness who defended a polygamist who is convicted of pedophilia and rape and another witness with linkedin accounts y with extreme views posted. i think unfortunately this pe beeks to the credibility of the witnesses and credibility of this impeachment inquiry. th this impeachment inquiry. th >> point of order. when a member of the committee impugns the integrity of the witness against the rules to allow those witnesses to respond to that malicious statement? >> i'm quoting --. ai >> i'm not asking you. i'm asking the c

crimes taking place in palestine. noticing garza but also the west bank town because ultimately green tom across the keys of the c c was actually at russell in addition to these classes of what crimes being committed in these a task. potentially. we also have a question of age be withheld, which is also a little crime. so, you know, you off the best comfortability, fully attacks on civilians for tax on civilian installations, full of withholding look into the she's a visa, specific international crime which can be heard in the licensee. the question is, when is that going to be an arrest florida? because for the fall take place, you're going to have somebody sitting in the door now with the full we saw. yeah. what i was in the early ninety's when lead is like the last of which contain politically dispensable. they don't have the data to the i c c on one. increasingly here's that mister netanyahu is going to be out of office, probably not until august of the goal, because that shows it's well to be weak. so the question is, you know, what will his faith be? who will be held accountable for

we'll talk about that with senator tom cotton and representative greene and christopher alvarez. the new numbers at the border? this is so extraordinary. jo goa's wide -- joe biden's wide open border enabled 7,000 chinese nationals to enter america either through the wide open border or the ports of entry in october a ayou loan. is no one focused on this at the white house that we're seeing thousands and thousands of military aged men coming into america either through the wide open southern border or through the ports of entry? what is the plan? you can't just get up and move out of china. you are being directed there according to mark greene, the chairman of the homeland security committee. we'll talk about that as well. there were rumors last week of a potential altercation between kevin mccarthy and tim burchett. we'll talk about that as well. kevin mccarthy maintains he did not elbow tim burchett in the kidney as he says, we'll have the former speaker of the house on this morning to talk about how life as changed in the house of representatives with new speaker mike johnson.

late fundraiser�*s family applied for a smaller l—shaped structure for the captain tom foundation, which was given the green which also included a spa pool. it's not been great, living here, because there's obviously people that are for it and people that are against it. the local council ordered the building be demolished but at an appeal hearing the family said the space could be used to house memorabilia about captain sir tom's work and the spa pool could offer rehabilitation sessions for elderly people in the local area. but today the planning inspectorate rejected those arguments. the inspector said the scale and massing of the partially built building had resulted in harm to the old rectory, the grade two—listed family home. the family have three months to comply with the existing demolition order but they could appeal further at the high court. jo black, bbc news in marston moretaine. 800 people squeezed into st martin in the fields church in london this lunchtime to celebrate the life of our wonderful colleague george alagiah, who presented this programme for nearly 20 years. george died injuly afte

republicans marjorie taylor greene and tom massey joining a majority of democrats voting no. jared moskowitz,s grandson of a holocaust survivor, here's how they explained their votes. >> i support the bill because i believe israel needs to see people on both sides supporting them in their time of need, even though republicans are playing full politics. the first big vote, national security for the american people, a national security issue for israel, our number one ally, and played politics for it so he could send out a political mailer. >> i'm not saying i'll never support or vote to fund more defense for israel, but i think at this time our country's border is a national security crisis, and i want to see that prioritized first. >> jonathan lemire is white house bureau chief for "politico," host of msnbc's "way too early," and an msnbc political analyst. we know the white house wants to get this done. minority leader hakeem jeffries blasted the speaker's tactic this morning. let me play that. >> the overwhelming majority of house democrats opposed the partisan political st

you talked about marjorie taylor greene and tom massey, he could still get the votes needed for thisone aid to israel to pass in the house. the question is will it get anywhere in the senate. you have republicans over there who are divided on this issue. in fact, senator lindsey graham, a staunch, staunch supporter of ukraine. he is not in favor of separating those two. there are other republicans echoing in that chorus, speaker johnson for his part will have an opportunity for the first time to meet with senate republicans, two sources told me he's attending republican lunch later this afternoon. to many of them he's still an unknown entity. this will really be johnson's chance to pitch them not only on stand-alone israel aid and this plan going forward when it comes to national security, also for government funding bills with that deadline right around the corner. >> all right, julie tsirkin for us, thank you, julie, appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a mixed bag of economic signals is raising a big question ahead of an announcement by the federal reserve today. could we be in for

tom: everything costs more, particularly organic. they are never green enough.een enough? tom: they always have rotten bananas at the store. i don't like that. everyone else is up 1%, 2%, 3%. with our stimulus we chose to be up 8%. i'm sorry. scarlet fu driving the markets higher this morning. we are up 22. half a percent. nasdaq 100 up .8%. can we get a 15 fixed today? -- vix today? my eyes, when i look at the bloomberg screen and yields are not there. 4.71% on the 10-year yield. the dollar actually resilient. i hoped the dollar would pull back a little bit more. 106 on that blended major currency index. zero. -- euro a little stronger. lizzy burden in 15 minutes on the banking went. 191.93. standard & poor's 500 up half a percent this morning. we say good morning. scarlet fu for jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. you mentioned there is a headline. shake shack jumps 9% after third-quarter revenue. keeping up with the starbucks. it is junk food thursday. scarlet: it is going to be interesting to hear what the company says about the concerns surrounding ozempic.

they were lawmakers tom massy of kentucky and margery taylor greene of georgia. the bid now heads to the senate and essentially dead on arrival. that's because senate majority leader chuck schumer said the upper chamber will not even take up the legislation. initially president biden vowed to veto the bill if it somehow reached his desk. so it will be some time before the u.s. can send that aid to israel. >>> still ahead here on "way too early" we'll go through the verdict in a high profile fraud trial for a man who's one of the most prominent figures in crypto currencies. >>> plus, the latest on the fbi raid at the home of the chief fund-raiser for new york city mayor eric adams. those stories and a check on weather and sports when we come right back. e right back i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bu

tom: on radio and television, the build up maybe it's a grind up. greenseven. we had julian emanuel and we will speak to ms. dawson with their enthusiasm for equities. jonathan: the first two were constructive. it's an eight day winning streak on the s&p. goldman sachs, the hard part is over. tom: a krispy kreme note, i need to go to the bond market because people are saying bonds are better and auction talk. let's speak with ian that saying new 30 year auction have a very long history of tailing. the only directional impulse from the event is the magnitude of the tale. while a concession is clearly warranted. lisa: thanks for setting me up, it means they typically don't perform well in price's sack after the issuance prices announced. the question is will this be a solid as we got yesterday? tom: i make jokes about this, yesterday the tail showed people have confidence in america, right? lisa: it showed there was no catastrophe, that things were basically ok. jonathan: this is the worst fixed income that's ever aired on this program. let's clean this up.

tom: we had some green on the screen, then red, now it is with the spx flat. yield back up. oil at $78 a barrel. churning maybe towards the wall of economic data on tuesday and wednesday. standard is flat, down .01%. lisa: basically not moving. i think that javier millet, the argentinian president who just got elected, that is fascinating. just reading some of his comments, one just after he won, today starts the rebuilding of argentina. no room forgot -- gradual measures. tom: i do not pretend to be an expert. patrick and buenos aires -- in buenos aires is one of our great team members. having heard this before? i think so. lisa: this is somebody who is rather bombastic in his comments. it is interesting when you have someone who will throw away the currency, ministry of health, education. what is left? tom: can i view my thing from -- fort next year? lisa: please. tom: it is a cumulative 2024. i say cumulative because of the inflation we are feeling and maybe all of those trends accumulating across four years to a presidential election late in 2024, but to m

. >>> trending this morning, tom brady is taking his athletic abilities to a different green, the golfen. >> he is the first celebrity confirmed to play in the at&t pebble beach pro am, that tournament brings celebrities from all over to compete at pebble beach in monterey. not too far from home for brady, he's a san mateo native, of course. he's competed five times before. no other celebrities have confirmed they are participating yet. but we know that bill murray and steph curry usually show up, no matter what. >> oh, yeah. if i found out tom brady was going to be there, i would join. >>> meteorologist kari hall. we'll get to cinthia for traffic in a second. kari joins us with a chilly forecast, but it's good, it fits. >> it fits with the season, it's going to be cold as we go into the weekend as well. temperatures continue to drop and we have gusty winds that picked up yesterday evening. that was the cold front coming through. as the winds start to calm down, temperatures will be dropping into tonight. but looking at where we are right now as you're stepping out the door in oakland,

tom: good morning, jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz and tom keene on television and radio. forget about it. futures up. green was a one-day upset. jonathan: you are saying that is a one-day upset. tom: i am looking at the screen and that is what it says. jonathan: the one-two punch to sentiment the last 24 hours. 1:00 p.m., sloppy action, 2:00 p.m., jay powell. the equity rally the previous eight days, it is fired by this move in the bond market. 4.50, spooked yesterday by a long induction. 30 year bond coming to market. priced much higher in yield the way the market was trading. tom: legitimate news yesterday. i mean, a hat trick of angst. we looked at the bloomberg reporting, the chinese bank, but, lisa, which of these 30-your auctions did you nail where the powell comments move -- or did the powell comments move the markets? to me, it was the powell comments. lisa: it was a confluence to make people wary. and then jay powell came out with a different tone than people expected, at least based on last express conference. here's the issue, and i go back to what kathy jones talked about, volatility is here to

tom: bloomberg surveillance on radio, television, green on the screen.alling below and i did not see that coming. jonathan: things have changed so quickly. we have gone from the big bad wolf to goldilocks in about a week. a conflict the other way just as quickly. they believe that the doves are in control. let's see if the data changes that story. tom: there was a seismic shift. i will let you decide rain. we have seen a day after day. lisa: i am watching to see when this will shift. it will be really important to get a sense of that. a lot of it has hinged on the bond move. tom: what if we have a normal auction? you believe we are at risk of something odd but if the action is normal, then what? lisa: then we value. i would guess that the rally has legs, but all those institutions like this is a value. it may be some of the histrionics. tom: if you could price up and yield down, it is just like stocks. they just pile on. jonathan: that move has spooked everybody. maybe even in the white house. treasuries tried to come out and say it is not about supply.

green energy. he's willing to put you and your community at risk. tom nelson's a wildlife expert who's here now. to unleash grizzly bears right next to farmers, ranchers and regular neighborhoods? >> i mean, jesse, imagine having a grotesque, hunched-over critter with a bad attitude, kind of like gutfeld with a hangover, okay? but also with judge jeanine-like fangs, claws right? that's the kind of bad attitude you're dealing with here. according to the u.s. fish and wildlife service grizzly bears were at the cascades for thousands of years and were part of the ecosystem because in the u.s. fish and wildlife term distributed native plant seeds and keeping other wildlife populations in balance. that's a poor reason to put this apex predator in the woods adjacent to communities, adjacent to ranches, where they can do this type of damage. in my 25 years as a public safety official, i learned to analyze situations in a risk/analysis framework. in what world does the spreading of seeds allow the danger that's going to bee fall our citizens. >> jesse: tom what you don't understand, these seeds must be

taylor greene offered a resolution to impeach homeland security representative alejandro mayorkas after a similar -- was brought up early this morning. we will hear from republican representative tom

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. >>> tom brady is taking his athletic abilities to a different grown, a golf green.lay in the at&t pebble beach pro-am. it's not too far from home for brady. he is a san mateo native. he competed five times before. no other celebrities have confirmed they are participating yet. bill murray and steph curry usually show up. >>> welcome back to "the fast forward." i'm chris chmura. the promise of self-driving cars brings the future of safer, more stress-free alternatives to gave gating and sitting in traffic. as we have seen in san francisco, the technology isn't perfect. senior investigative reporter digs into what's next for tech and its future passengers. >> reporter: i'm joining you from san francisco in the back seat of a driverless car. to tell you about a double standard we discovered when it comes to the rules of the road here in california. if you or i were to break traffic laws, say run a red light or speed past a stop sign, we could get a ticket. and possibly pay a fine, maybe points on our license. that's not the case with driverless vehicles. we investigate

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but tom, you will still have that separation of both of my messages from the blue bubble and folks on android in the green one. >> hopefully when i text you, you go back to me a little faster, right? instead of taking some time. >> bertha, thank you. >>> coming up, spilling the tea. why starbucks workers who just went out on strike say more strikes may be brewing. >>> plus, turkey trot. tens of millions of americans are already heading out for the thanksgiving holiday. we're not calling them turkeys of course. how you can avoid a travel nightmare. you're watching "nbc news daily." when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating,

tom, thank you so much for that, let's bring in our i much for that, let's bring in our panel tonight. former uk conservative minister, justine greeningtrategist and a former communications director for president trump's transition team, bryan lanza. lovely to see you both thank you for saying us tonight. brian, maybe i can start with you. the question here is what happens after the four days, and that very much it rests in hamas' camp. but there are some people who say they can envision a scenario that they start to drip out the hostages may be ten at a time, an extra day here, an extra day, and fairly slowly but surely the israelis could be walked towards a soft cease—fire. that must be playing on the mind of benjamin netanyahu playing on the mind of benjamin neta nyahu after playing on the mind of benjamin netanyahu after the commitments he's given tonight. first netanyahu after the commitments he's given tonight-— given tonight. first of all christian, _ given tonight. first of all christian, think - given tonight. first of all christian, think having i given tonight. first of all. christian, think having me. given tonight. first

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tom: michael mckee, thank you for joining us on a new school of social research half-hour. greensouth. futures up 8. vix speaks of the week. 13.98. on the open with jonathan ferro. priya misra. ♪ the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. jonathan: live from new york city, good morning, good morning. three-day winning streak on the s&p 500. the countdown to the open starts now. announcer: everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg the open" with jonathan ferro. jonathan: live from new york, coming up, slow down fears sending crude into a bear market. and avoiding a shut

tom. and apologies if you can hear loud bangs in the background. i'm probably about 50m away from the king street royal horse artillery in green park firing the 41 guns salute. well probably watch from behind you. >> okay. i think that's the last one. >> oh oh. soft diplomacy when it comes to these state visits. and it's a real asset for the british government to have the royal family they would argue, to basically welcome the foreign head of state, because that's really helps to kind of perhaps, let's say for want, of a better phrase, butter up the foreign dignitary when it comes to the tough talks, which are going to be when it comes be happening later when it comes to negotiating and thrashing out that trade deal as well as joint interests when it comes to perhaps sanctioning hostile states as well . and we we've states as well. and we we've mentioned previously that the president is expected to meet politicians in the palace of westminster as well later on. but of course, britain is known around the world for this pomp and pageantry and this ceremonial tradition, which we are seeing play out on our screens now. the fact that we still have horse d

green? jonathan: we are negative 0.2%. the fate of the market may be in the hands of fed speak and nvidia earnings. i would throw in jobless claims as well. claims tomorrow morning. tomloomberg professional service, the four-week jobless claims. i have a statistic of 220,000. that is still a boom economy. jonathan: we are coming up with exceptionally low levels. are you going to look at the change? for many people you have to look at the change. it is moving in the other direction. tom: i look at a polarized america and sector by sector and i would love to learn more about energy and banks. we can do that as for tori fernandez is with us -- with victoria fernandez who is with us from crossmark. what is the strategy? victoria: throughout the last year when a lot of people were trying to make a decision of whether to be in or out of the market, for our clients, we were in the market but we were being cautious as to where we were putting our money to work. we had a lot of defensive names while still having cyclical names. our strategy has not changed tremendously. on days of the equity market is up -- because we do not think we are in this solid bull market -- we are tr