yap talked about the metoo movement, time's up and that they really are a response to the kinds of thingswho are sceptical about these movements and sort of say well, womenjust need to movements and sort of say well, women just need to toughen up and they criticise these types of movements asjust hash they criticise these types of movements as just hash tag is, what you think about that?|j movements as just hash tag is, what you think about that? i don't think you think about that? i don't think you solve problems unless you are talking about them. if they are behind closed doors, in secret, then they never get resolved and so the good thing about the metoo movement is it is an incredible global sense bringing to the forefront of stories and women's real—life experiences in and women's real—life experiences in a way which means it is harder to ignore them, the way they have been ignored in the past. so off we are going to solve big problems, let's get it out there and talking about them, andi get it out there and talking about them, and i do think the sexual harassment, sexual assault, be

he will be recognized as the value dicker to yap when he graduates from the university of san francisco next month. he wants to go taking the bar exam near resa years ago heard about the dilemma, called the prosecutor and a judge agreed to expunge the his record. >> he said, you know, i messed. up. he said this is going to be my low point and i'm going to only do better from here. i hear that a lot from people this n. that position but he meant it. >> i want to use my story to let other people know that it is true, anything is possible. >> once he gets his law degree, he hopes to put it to use by reforming the criminal justice system and i think he can do it. >> i think he can do it. bravo. way to go. >>> let's check in with sal. we have wet roads. i'm sure the commute will be difficult today. >> oking at roads that are going to be crowded although people are slowing down which is one of the reasons why a decent start when it comes to the morning commute. northbound 101 gilroy, that commute looks pretty good from gilroy to san jose. there was a crash northbound 208 at 101. it does not a

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and he since said it was me kind of yapping, but you connect the dots, and you know mueller has for more resources than we do and at the connecting the dots. what are the questions? the story was filed from quito, they quote being able to be shown the ecuadorian documents that get to some of is this. what are ecuador's motivations in this? is this information true? these are all still questions. and as always with these stories, i always say, listen, if this is of interest, mueller know has a lot more about it than we do. >> and knew about it a long time before we knew about it. >> exactly. >> also, important, wikileaks denies the statement. saying remember this day when "the guardian" trying to destroy the paper's reputation. and we're willing to bet "the guardian" a million dollars and its editor -- well, that's an unfortunate statement, saying that manafort never assange. nonetheless, we're seeking out the "guardian" reporting right now. jim's got that side of the story. let's turn to the other side of the manafort story developing this morning. his plea deal which seems to be over an

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>> we did, 'cause i was too busy yapping. >> maarse spends over a million dollars a year buying flowersand 10% of that, $100,000, is thrown away. a better delivery process and working coolers will cut that number in half. >> don't hit the cat. el gato. [meowing sound effect] >> jacob maarse is marginally unprofitable today, but it wouldn't take much to return it to its glory days. a few small changes, and this place would be wildly profitable again. so you have a business that has a broken process, a good product. your mom puts money in the business, and you have to run most of the decisions by your mom? >> yes. >> and you're 49? >> yes. >> how's that sound to you? it sounds pretty [bleep]. >> um... >> let's pretend for a minute that your mom didn't want to write any more checks. what would happen to this business in a year? >> i don't know. >> running a successful business requires the three ps--people, process, and product. and maarse has a great product. but their process is lacking. i think it's a direct result of the people, especially hank. and people could be the hardest thing to

it all translates to a really big yap.is telling us. i admit my personal bias because i have fond memories of spending hours and hours on my nintendo game boy. what exactly are the challenges the company faces? back then, it was this huge name and video games. >> obviously they have steve productsrs in the sony and sony's playstation. they also have some games of their own that they will be pushing at. they just released a new pokemon game for the switch, which they have high hopes for. they have another release in december which they hope will do well. and when you are looking at next year, you also have detective pikachu, scratching the live action pokemon itch we never knew we had. obviously if they do get those sales then a lot of these problems will go away. >> detective pikachu aside, what else are they doing to bounce back? >> i would say the fact that the analysts overall -- a majority of them have a buy rating. the fact that the gap even exist 's show that the analysts still have positive expectations overall. it'

musk under something to yap. >> started out as train ared arthur anderson auditor so shebs balance sheets. okay that helps. got it check the big board stabilizing -- huge gain yesterday. tiny little loss this morning. we're down just 38 points in early going. how about ge -- 9:25 they touched another big low yesterday. but right now they're at 926 her share. check the video game maker take two interacted. it raise ared its guidance for the because -- real strong sales of that new game red dead redemption 2. that's the game that brought in i think it was 730 million dollars. in the first weekend -- 725 was it, okay stock popped earlier it is down $2 today at 123. how about dr. pepper make soda it and coffee machine ting they still do. they reported better profits for the stock down a fraction. look at oil, i think it's now below 62 a barrel yes it is. 61 and small change. that's why the national average for gas keeps falling. you now at the 273. gas is fallen 29 day straight. i call that good for the economy. that's spending power isn't it? cash in hand. what's wrong with that? >> for holi

i'm fearful now that they are in a lame duck session they will yap about it a lot and they won't do it democrats take charge we wanted a wall. you had your chance. why didn't do you anything? this is an important point to point out to republicans. rachel: important point that deroy brings up about immigrants. often immigrants and the children of immigrants who are most upset about this because they understand that doing it the right way is by the way why a lot of them left their own country. they want rules and law and order. pete: that's a great point. griff: i think you guys have lost your mind. you are completely out of sync with the great murphy brown who has returned to television. she is back. she plays her same role and she has a morning show instead of the investigative show she had in the 1980 and 1990s. this is hollywood clearly taking on. pete: this is on thanksgiving evening this is murphy brown. watch. >> we received a call from a neighbor here about a taco truck parked in a residential area. noticed the taillights crack ran the plates. seems the truck belongs to carlos an