coming up in sports, ryan fits patrick are searching for answers following an uninspiring loss in houston. >>> and the giants start with the lead in the nfc east. with the new receiver who has some old ties to big blue. it's all just ahead on new 4z >>> jets fans are hitting the pass button but ryan fits patrick will remain the starting quarterback according to todd bowles. he was gutsy in houston yesterday, but he did throw two interceptions in the final three green had a chance to tie it up. the jets were looking in when you break down the nfc wildcard race but the quarterback remains confident. >> there's been some really disappointing losses in the kind of fashion that we lost and the loss especially offensively just not playing well and, you know, so, it's been tough, but we've got to just continue to work at it and just try to continue to work hard in practice and put a better product out there on the field. >> coles their first-round pick in 2012. >>> now to the first-place giants who are fresh off a bye week and today they welcome back an old friend to practice. wide receiver hake

company that you're not fond of, you once wrote "tim cook has created a milquetoast, say-nothing, uninspiringmargin tweaker image for himself." you also said that apple should bypass tesla and make elon musk the ceo. do you still believe that? chamath: yes. emily: why? chamath: i think that he is very good at what he does. and i think he is probably an exceptional operationally minded ceo. it is just the question is, can that person inspire the creative types to find and build the next lily pad? my intuition on this is no. you go to a company like apple, death marching to a trillion dollar market cap. think of the amount of wealth that is created in a place like that. but then think of what that means for that individual engineer who has that next great idea. if you're trying to build the next great thing, where the person at the top is not necessarily optimized for thinking that way and being as, maybe, you know, disruptive, and rather wants to create a more holistic, communal work environment, i'm not sure greatness comes from those boundary conditions. emily: can apple only get there if th

. >> flyers playing bad uninspired hockey lately.ering the night the flyers dropped 7 of last 8 game and gmhextall is demanding his player become accountable. >> accountability demand of each other and yourself and there's nights you go out and play and you don't feel good and you travel and don't feel good too bad you got to go out there and play your [bleep] off. >> flyers and caps tonight kicking off in second period. game tide flyers in power play. claude giroux unleash as i laser. fifth of the season. 2-1 flyers that's electric t for them. washington goes on to score four unanswered goals and jason takes three shots two go in. and we're tied at. 45 seconds later justin williams former plyer will scorch the caps win 5-2 and flyers drop 8 of 9. >> it's not a position we want to number now. we need to stick together and it's the only way we will come out of it. >> i felt like we were in the game all the way through even when we went down by 2 i felt like if we could get one we're right there and we just could not get that one. >> a

cruz says, that many conservative tea party evangelicals stayed home in the past because they felt uninspiredo our part in changing that. mark: anita dunn said her likeliest nominees are ted cruz, donald trump, and marco rubio, in no particular order. one of the premises of the the two front , would, trump and carson fade away. we are seeing carson fade away now. trump not fading away at all. stronger than ever. is there a way for ted cruz to win even his bracket, let alone the nomination itself, unless something happens that we haven't seen so far with donald trump? and if so, what is that thing? kellyanne: i am much more realistic than other people who say "when carson handtruck theater with your cope -- "when carson and trump fade away." i read recently that the wealthy donor to maybe bush or somebody else said, sure, i support bush, but my gardener, nanny, chauffeur, all these other people support from. we can't do anything until we have our own message out. i recognize that donald trump probably has 110% name id. senator cruz, a lot of voters load onormation under senator cruz. they don'

cruz says, that many conservative tea party evangelicals stayed home in the past because they felt uninspiredto do our part in changing that. john: i want to talk to you about the other two people, anita dunn who is just likely -- just on, set her likeliest nominees are ted cruz, donald trump, and marco rubio, in no particular order. one of the premises of the cruz approach, the two front runners, trump and carson, would fade away. we are seeing carson fade away now. we will see. trump not fading away at all. stronger than ever. is there a way for ted cruz to win even his bracket, let alone the nomination itself, unless something happens that we haven't seen so far with donald trump? and if so, what is that thing? kellyanne: i am much more realistic than other people who say "when carson and trump fade away." where after they are gone. when and how does that happen? we have had that conversation for five months. invalids in the polls is something to talk about. i read recently that the wealthy donor to maybe bush or somebody else said, sure, i support bush, but my gardener, nanny, chauffeur,

. >> reporter: meanwhile, after last week's uninspired debate performance, jeb bush is vowing to step up his game. >> look, i know that i got to get better doing the debate and i -- i am a grinder. when i see i'm not doing something well, then i reset and i get better. >> reporter: for now, he is sticking to his guns, again attacking protege turned rival marco rubio for his poor senate attendance record. >> if you're elected to serve, you should show up and vote. >> reporter: rubio again refusing to take the bait. >> i have tremendous admiration, i said that de it he debate, never hear me bad mouth him. >> that was nbc's peter alexander reporting. the next debate is happening one week from tomorrow night on the fox business network. >>> actor and lawmaker fred thompson has died. the former u.s. senator and law and order star passed away from lymphoma yesterday. the tennessee republican served in the senate for eight years. he ran for president in 2008. many will remember him for his acting. thompson appeared a lot of tv shows and movies like "the hunt for red october" and "die hard 2.

his comments after the paris attacks were weak and uninspiring and widely criticized.me much more emphatic and direct about the fact we need to -- and he's become much more emotional, and his comments with the french president were strong comments about what we need to do. the u.s. and france don't often agree on foreign affairs issues but here they're in full agreement. when they agree, they can accomplish a lot. >> david, you know the president. i mean, you've advised him on foreign policy. after so much death and destruction from isis, why were his comments, arguably you said it years, weak in turkey? >> well, i think it caught the president a little bit by surprise. i'm not sure why because, you know, we all know isis has for a very long time expected and intended to attack isis. i think the president has worked to strike the right tone, calming people, making sure people aren't too upset and giving confidence he's going to do something. his comments are much stronger. still the question is, what is the plan. we don't have details on that. certainly, we'll get more

. >> woodruff: wall street had what you might call an uninspired day. the dow jones industrial average lost four points to close at 17,732. the nasdaq fell a point, and the s&p 500 slipped two. >> ifill: and, genetically modified salmon will now be for sale on grocery shelves around the country. the food and drug administration approved it today, as the first engineered animal allowed for human consumption in the u.s. the fish grows twice as fast as normal salmon, reaching market size more quickly. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour: isis pursues chemical weapons. how the terrorist group makes its money. the u.s. house votes to tighten security checks on refugees. and much more. >> ifill: we return now to the paris attacks, and adulhamid abaaoud, who managed to return to europe undetected after joining the islamic state in syria. to help us understand more about him and others like him who hav become radicalized and pose aos threat, i'm joined by "wall street journal" reporter stacey meichtry, and lorenzo vidino, director of the program on exter

lemonis: even though this place is mismanaged and the menu is largely uninspired, it still makes $100,000 on $300,000 in sales. and while i'm impressed with that, i'm frustrated with the fact that the franchisees aren't getting the guidance that they deserve. so i want to go meet some of the franchisees and get a better understanding of how this operation actually functions. -how you doing? -jace: good. how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -jace: jace. lemonis: according to mike, the mt. lebanon franchise is the one that's struggling the most, and i can see why. it's dark. it's dirty. the menu's confusing. do they serve hamburgers and hot dogs, or do they serve gyros? you wonder why people aren't coming here? you're not giving them a reason to come. how long have you been here? jace: a little over three years. lemonis: how much do you interact with your franchisors? how much do you interact with them? jace: uh, not too much. they come in the first of the month to get their check, and then i don't see them too much after that. lemonis: they don't come in and help and talk about ideas and hel

it wasn't about -- corbyn is a highly uninspiring individual.speaker, not very dynamic, very principled, but the ideas resonated with a lot of young people and ordinary working class peek. >> the moment popular elected leader in british history. not prime minister but the most popular. election is five years away, there are many factors, factions within the labor party who hate his guts. is was kind of funnying -- should shay one thing about corbyn. he apologized for the iraq war, his party joined on tony blair, which is why tony blair should be in "the hague." blake is like a cockroach. you can't get rid of him. he will emerge as a voice of -- >> lord of humanitarianism. >> something like that. was the middle east peace envoy, and it's now a peaceful place and he has done a wonderful job. no, there's a real sense about what -- i talk about nice in relation to refugees. immigration detention camps which the labor part and the toriis both agreed on, and the companies running the centers are the same ones rubbing them in my country, australia. a c

is an energized electorate that was inspired by the i guess it wasn't about, corbyn is a highly uninspiringindividual. he's a monotonous speaker. he's not a dynamic. he's very principled but the ideas he put forward resonated with a lot of young people and a lot of ordinary working class people. >> is the most popular elected leader in british issue. he's not prime minister to be sure but he is the most popular a sore. whether as you said the election is just the way. there are many factors, factions within his labour party, you hate his guts. it was kind of funny seeing how i should say one thing about corbyn. he also pledged to apologize for the iraq war that his party joined undertone upon which is partly why tony blair should be in the hague. blair is like a cockroach. you can never get rid of him to cuba reemerge in some way somewhere as some voice of apparent reason spent how about something like lord of humanitarianism in pursuit of -- >> something like that. he was at the middle east peace envoy for five years. he's done a wonderful job. but no, i think there is a real sense of come

at best, it's dull and uninspiring. so this whole room is gonna turn into a lab.ce where people should be able to bounce crazy and fun ideas off the walls, and the best way to propel that is to build a very cool space. this entire wall will basically be the computer lab, so 3-d printer and then mac stations all the way around. the creative lab is gonna cost me over $100,000 to build, but that's no big deal when i think about the type of revenue i'm gonna be able to create. i'll be able to improve the efficiency, and i won't have to send my prototypes across the country. holy crap! look at this. >> isn't this great? >> yeah, it's a little more fun. >> we're in the toy business. >> yes, we are. [laughing] >> i like the fact that you put color--i see in steve's office, color on that wall, color here. >> yeah. >> this looks awesome. >> feels awesome. i'm very happy with it. >> so how do you guys use this space here? >> it's a play space, creative space. we have meetings here. >> i like the fact that you're using these boards and know what you're doing with product. yo

often have to make course corrections, and now it's time to make a course correction. last weeks's uninspired debate performance, jeb bush is vowing to step up his game. >> look, i know i've got to get better doing debate, and i -- i may -- i'm a grinder. i mean, when i see that i'm not doing something well, then i reset and i get bet sneer but for now he's sticking to his guns, again attacking protege turned rival marco rubio for his poor senate attendance record. >> if you're elected to serve, you should show up and vote. >> reporter: rubio again refusing to take the bait. >> i have tremendous admiration, i said that at the debate. >> right. >> you're never going to hear me bad mouth him. >> reporter: there's real urgency here. the next debate is now just eight days away. the trump and carson campaigns, of course, may have the most leverage. together they combine for a majority of republican support as trump's rep told the room, according to sources inside, we don't want anyone on stage because all they do is take potshots and throw punches at mr. trump, and i don't need that. matt and sava

you know, if you look at the year-to-date tally for the three indices, it's pretty uninspiring, isn't it? i guess you have to dig deeper to get opportunities. jeff, within the large cap growth names, where are you finding that opportunity? >> yeah, right now for us at cornerstone we're really looking for large cap financials, health care, consumer discretionary, and technology are our four favorite spots. especially as we know, as we're pretty goes to liftoff with the fed reserve as we see in december, financials, and insurance companies should do well, but also consumer discretionary as consumers are out. december tends to be a great month in the fourth quarter, and also health care. we're finding some great values in all those sectors. >> jeff, i would imagine the financials would be pretty disappointed if the fed does not lift off in december. would you also argue that the entire market now that it seems to have just suggested the fact we're about to have liftoff and taking it in stride, would the entire market be disappointed if there is no hike, that maybe it's a signal things ar

. >> meanwhile, after last week's uninspired debate performance, jeb bush vowing to step up his game. >> i got to get better during the debate. i'm a grinder. when i see i'm not doing something well, then i get better. >> for now, he's sticking to his guns again attacking marco rubio for his poor senate attendance record. >> if you're elected to serve, you should show up and vote. >> rubio, again, refusing to take the bait. >> i have tremendous admiration. you're not going to hear me bad mouth him. >> the next debate is now just eight days away. the republican campaign may have the most leverage here. together they combine the majority of support as trump's reps hold the room, we don't want anyone on stage because they take shots and throw punches at mr. trump and i don't need that. matt and savannah. >> peter alexander, thank you. let's bring in -- good morning. getting fun, right. >> i know. this is fascinating the dynamics here. the candidates verses republican party leaders. what's really going on here? just a vote of no confidence. >> this is a voice to return to the way it use t