yo. >> hold on. >> i don't know if you caught it, but he does it almost barefoot. >> technically just socks and you see that leg drive? >> that is prototy cool. gordy smith was very happy for him if he ends up on the team or not. it had kind of reminds me of when they came through. and that engineer student kicked off with $100,000. he did it in those worn out dusty vans. he eventually got his attention on vans. >> yeah, i mean to kick that field goal. i think he could be okay. >> it is rare harder than what it is. i'm probably kicker at kicking a field goal. and just outstanding it. i want to know what that lehigh kid, was he a kicker? >> i believe he was a soccer player at one point. >> and he knew exactly what he was doing. and our guy missed three field goals. >> thank you for watching the late show. stephen colbert is next. have a good night. - the following is a paid presentation for the powerxl stirmax multi-cooker, sponsored by empower brands, llc. what if i told you, there's a brand new kitchen appliance that does all the cooking for you, a hands-free solution that sears food, stir

calling me like that. >> on the nfl trade deadline day, it's crazy. >> i answered that phone, and i was like yo he's probably like hey, how are you? yeah, how are you doing? my daughter has these zero type shoes on, so you cannot miss her. and i was just like yeah, cool. >>> and more trade talk on the 49ers experience show tonight at 7:30. now around the league, the saints elevated special teams coordinator, darren rizzi to interim head coach after letting go of dennis allen earlier in the week. it has not taken long for the locker room to rally around rizzi. >> you know, i've got guys in the locker room, where we are wearing those shirts. and they had the shirts on. i didn't know what that meant, to be honest with you. i'm not a big social media guy. all i was told, i made the word of the year last year with rizz, yeah. my mom still calls me darren. [ laughter ] >> ryan, if you want to sound cool, rizz means charisma. >> that's what the cool kids say? >> that's right. the it's what you have as you do this newscast. >> i go with mom though, hey, darren. how are you doing? all right, thanks, ver

i stalled and stalled until came up with ibb and ibb isn't a difficult on for this week, because when yoccine space, but in the biotech space, th pressure from rfk jr. on downward and what it means for these stocks, whether it is an existential threat or a whol lot of noise so i think this sets up for an opportunity. and again, i would look at a amgen, a gilead specifically especially when you look a gilead's oncology business it's an opportunity. >> quick reaction, anyone? no, let's move on. what did you pick? >> listen, we've talked abou bond rate volatility, we'v talked about year-to-dat performance. i looked at high yield credi spreads. and i'm looking to make a bull case for the market goin forward. you know, harken back to the days of tina, where we had n alternative. >> tina louise >> no, there is no alternative my argument here is if credi spreads remain tight and trend lower, yes, the risk-free rate will offer you an alternative. you'll likely see ebb and flow in risks off into treasuries and then risk back on into equities. it'll take a widening before the higher levels of the

so i went to the wardrobe department, i was like, "yo, i'm going to see my man. hirt." >> jimmy: i mean you -- the actual gordon gartrelle. theo huxtable. [ groan ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: malcolm-jamal warner. [ groan ] theo huxtable. >> gordon gartrelle, baby, that's the throwback. >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, did -- >> i tried to grow the non-lined up fro. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they used to do my man dirty. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he tried though. >> used to do my man dirty. you know, you got my man on national tv. come on, nbc. >> jimmy: dude, you look -- you look good, come on. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: do you always dress up for halloween? >> you know what, no. i usually -- so for the past like 20 years, 'cause i'm an adult -- [ laughter ] i usually just go as angry black man. [ laughter ] think about it. i just wear my own stuff. i show up, and if you say something, i just say, "kiss my ass." >> jimmy: okay, that's interesting, that's a great costume. [ applause ] >> and they're like "what's wrong with you?" "i'm an angry black man." >> ji

yo. >> no, i know, he doesn't -- listen, i gotta tailor for -- i know what jimmy likes to eat.ented and played before. that is fantastic. pizza and caviar, never thought it would be good, it is very good. wait, what are you doing? you're frying a doughnut. >> so, another dish that people request quite a bit was from our first episode with rashida jones and steve yeun. and this was dessert. and it's a dessert i learned from a good friend of mine. >> jimmy: yes. >> and it's just a pan-fried doughnut. >> jimmy: it's a krispy kreme doughnut? >> yeah. with -- with ice cream. >> it's the creativity to combine things together that is -- >> jimmy: no, but how do you even come up with these types of things? this is -- >> exactly. >> jimmy: right? >> right. >> jimmy: that's what i say about -- i love about david chang. >> so, the thing about this dish, is that anyone can make it at home. >> jimmy: look at that, it's caramelizing beautifully. >> you can actually keep -- you can keep these doughnuts in your freezer, and just pan-fry 'em. everyone has some ice cream. because i wanted to mak

emily: i do hear that you have a vault where you have every ne-yo game ever created. er: i purchased the world's largest videogame collection and i collect u.s. air force nuclear missile bases. i put that in one of my missile bases 200 feet underground. emily: where is that? palmer: i cannot tell you. emily: you started anduril in 2017 and you lived through silicon valley in the era of the area -- easy money, what you think about the frenzy? palmer: there are a lot of companies that never should have been funded. all of that money went to pay people to do things that were a waste of time. i know a lot of young founders who were working on crypto art nonsense and a fifth delivery or tense delivery app and now that money is harder to come by. you know what they are working on now, energy and national security, transportation and like i see people working on real problems because the market forced them to and that is a good thing. emily: it is time to build? palmer: it is time to build. emily: the war in ukraine has been two years now, how are we going to look back on it?

so they're compensated less i see thank yo. and i guess one other question and this is maybe both for you and for and for lafco staff. i'm just curious, looking forward as we're tapping new sources of funding and trying to expand on this, like just the any insight or thoughts on the on the lafco role? i mean, obviously, lafco initial study really provided a lot of the foundation for this work, and then i've appreciated our, you know, the, the, the ongoing collaboration between lafco and department of environment, but is yeah, i'm just i don't know if they're for example with further some of the studies around the impact and that kind of thing, whether that's work that is anticipated that would be held and led by department of environment or whether that's whether there's future lafco work around analyzing the impacts and opportunities. so to either our executive officer or to you, i'm just i'm just curious if that's kind of to be determined or if there what the plan is on on that. yeah. jeremy pollock lafco executive officer i'd

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. >> yo, i don't think that trump would run again. e remnants of the maga movement are, whether that becomes the central tenant of the party -- >> i don't think it's a movement. i think it's him. so i think if he disappears there is no movement. >> it's not just economic issues. i look at the way we have handled iran and the middle east for the past four years has been a pig whatever you want to call it. it's been an absolute disaster. that's why we're in this mess right now. when trump was -- it ended with the abraham accords, moving jerusalem, the embassy. >> a lot of silliness with the north korean leader. >> okay. now you're back to the superficial things. the world was a much safer place. >> by the way, the world was a much safer place because ukraine and the middle east blew. and who would have predicted that? and who would have prevented that? >> you can't say it's definitely not linked. you can't. the withdrawal from afghanistan. the withdrawal from afghanistan. how about the border. >> i would like two things. >> how about the

the republican presidential nomination in the summer were not going to take it any more . kamala yo fired, i do, repeated the message he believes is breaking to with motives. i will end inflation . i will stop the criminal invasion of our country. the biggest problem we have right now from the republicans, matthew, in the summer, they were practically getting. the candidate was the head and the polls. he just survived an assassination attempt, and they were convinced he was going to lead them to victory. again, still biting with just days to the election. the race is very different than trump's team is defending comments. he made about a political opponent having guns trained on our face. she's a radical war hawk. let's put her weather rifles standing there with 9 barrows shooting at him. he was making you not to bore point b. c. dangerous language in the come climate insist his critics he was met by protest isn't milwaukee, from a wide range of groups who oppose his policies on him. personally, i don't believe the damn thing that man says. i don't believe that he means anything that you set

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the google lawsuit, i think yo might regret not -- position >> interesting >> if anybody from the university of virginia i watching, tyler should be in the hall of fame get him in there >> oh, yeah, yeah. >>>hey, i am cramer. welcome to mad money. i'm not here to make friends. i'm just here to make you a little bit of money. my job is to explain and change. -- teeth. call me at 1-800-cnbc-tran03. maybe they're headed to the moon, maybe they are headed to the sun. we have speculation all over the place. more than i have seen in ages. i can figure out whether it is the success of bitcoin, hunting for the next form with nvidia. donald trump, even the most risky and flimsy of enterprises. it has been a wild couple of weeks. they will reckon whatsoever. including pay. uw gained 426 points. all-time high. only 3.5% and the nasdaq. 4.16%. can it continue? you know how things are. why do we do this? historically, just one [ bleep ] of a week. remember you were in high school, elementary school, whatever it was? that is what you learned. thanksgiving tends to unleash the analyst in the spirit of the

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this is what it looks like. [ laughter and ohs ] [ sad tuba ] and you go -- i mean, it -- yo, he's handledm ever -- >> i think he was caught up on the process. like he loved the process of it, and just forgot the outcome. [ laughter ] he got one though. >> jimmy: he got one. he got a statue, come on. >> there ain't too many. he's -- one down there. >> jimmy: but, let's talk about this. >> okay. >> jimmy: we talked about this in paris. you got into wine. >> yeah. >> jimmy: early on in your nba career. was anyone else into wine when you were playing? >> it was people. it was, kind of, some older vets that was into wine. but you've got to think in the early 2000s, mid-2000s, wine wasn't a thing for the culture, right? so it was, you know, you were drinking other hard liquors. and i used to get laughed at. and like, "melo, what you doing, man? you drinking wine?" you too young to know wine." [ laughter ] like, "we don't drink wine." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and now it goes from that -- and i saw a great area, a great space that i wanted to attack. and i went into the industry where i became a studen

. >> i had a prominent basketball player in the nba hit me this summer. and he wanted to talk to steph. and he was like yo like just ask him. what do you mean? >> man. i know that you know that they have that star appeal. >> and that is how i feel around you. >> and you know this guy. >>> all right, coming up next, the community here in the bay area and across the globe. we'll she you one of the greenest cities is exploring new depths in hopes of finding a solution. >>> if we have that extreme situation and a lot of water falling in the short amount of time and the systems to just keep up. then we could divert the water here. ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they w

i did that early into the career. >> chris: you let them vent. >> referee: personal foul. roughing the passer. defense, number 94. 15-yard penalty will be enforced end of the run. all mat yok: like i said, i think any time you lose, you are going to feel that. just like anybody who knew kalen deboer who was going through it, he's a great coach. he's going to work his way out of it. brian kelly is a great coach, he's going to work his way out of it. bottom line, this is the roster you have to work with. you have to do the best you can. anybody who's watched lsu football over the last 30, 40 years, or longer, and you look at the standard of what they're alumni and former players expect, and you look at what they have currently on this roster, it's just not -- it's not the level at all the positions of what you expect. offensive line, i know on paper they're great. they got dominated up front. defensive line got dominated upfront. secondary, they need better players in the secondary. it's just the reality. it's where they are right now. got to go out and recruit. >> chris: kelly's complaint is that his team wasn't finishing well. they didn't start tonight. alabama, dominant,

. >> is something that the figure with yo' later. but i will tell you happen work with the board of elections with their implementation of ranked choicece voting. and of the board of elections in new york city as challenges i do think there faithfully executing their accounts it would surprise me if that were not the case here. i think for people who are like i don't know how it's working you should goo be a poll worker items three times. oncemu you do what you can see w much redundancy there is in the system how hard it really is to get to a nefarious end. >> i want to point out one moree quick. >> might talk about it. >> for the people here. >> we can do it after all do with you after. >> one of thing i think is important voters who registered on january 1. which is impossible it's not open and generally first. don't just save this report for someone who's into this. >> please do. >> is done by an independent 5o1c3 non- partisan thing. what i found out about i was appalled. and food to educate people, i think it's important. >> yes send

if youry joining us, i hope yo costume was a hit. to be honest, i'm not sure anybody can beat this group costume. >> tim walz here. w and i'm passing the phone to someone who's going to fight for middle class and american families. >> tim walz here and i'm going to pass to phone to -- >> those were democratic governors from across the country who decided to dress as various versions of vice presidential candidate tim walz for halloween this year. meanwhile, the real tim walz was on the campaign trail celebrating a different holiday. this year it happens to fall on diwali. this is what campaigning looks like on the democratic side of the race right now, trying to inject joy in. but democrats weren't the only ones trying something new today. earlier this afternoon donald trump held a campaign rally in albuquerque, new mexico, a state no republican candidate has won in 20 years. there's no indication republicans have a chance of changing that c this year. there's no reason to think that donald trump could winn in new mexico, c but that

yo i found yesterday's events is a reminder as the united states said the on which indispensable playerntum toward a truce in gaza. for better or worse, like it or not, our role in the middle east is going to continue. and it's going to be inherited by president trump. interestingly, senior officials who were briefing me and other reporters made clear that they have been in touch with trump's most national security advisers as these negotiations were reaching a climax to tell them what they were doing to make sure that they were supportive. so i think there is more continuity between the biden team and incoming trump team here on than many other issues. >> this is good news mot for th moment. i think who lived in that region are taking a wait and see approach to see whether this actually holds. israel reserving its right to attack inside of lebanon and hezbollah if there is, in fact, an attack on them, of course. but the question now that david raises is about hamas and about what happens next in gaza. the president spoke in the rose garden about that yesterday saying the people of gaza

i mean literally every leadership position that you yo hold, you have held. ng your expertise foonigr free, i hope, tonight with us pure joy can't wait to see you soon. >> great to be with you, and i will send you a bell, trey. >> trey: i know you will but i won't pay it. kevin mccarthy, think he was always. well, he did it tim sheehy knocked off a long time democrat jon tester. so howeehy did he do it? where does he want to serve? and a military voice bring to the table?el montana senator elect, mr. tim sheehy. t wasatulations, server, i a heartfel t victory but you are used to heartfelt victory and s where did you win where othersne were not able to do so and how did you beat jon tester quite mark. >> it is a lot of hard work and i sat in my pickup truck so hard work, literally grassroots across estate. we knew we would have the media with us and not have as much money. we were outspent massivelyan 4-145-1. we connected with real people directly and we connected with w common sensean, trey.mand we saw tuesday night americase b wants common sense back. we hav

i do think we are priced to perfect next in this environment. charles: great stuff, michael, thanks a lot are. the baggest -- biggest change in the global risk tailwinds was south korea yoitical conflict, and i think that was highlighted this morning with the announcement that russia is imposing temporary restrictions on the export of enriched your -yard line yum in the united states. my next guest helps clients navigate these pitfalls, katherine -- [inaudible] krv, russia wasn't having a good week, you know? you had germany saying we're going to block lng supplies, we saw the reserves collapse. and so now this. what do you make of it and how should investors take this news? >> well, i think it's signaling more than anything, charles, because we do have restrictions already in place with regard to to russia. so i think that this is, putin's probably setting himself up to negotiate as he faces a more difficult counterweight to him starting in january of next yeah. i don't think it's a very near term or has any near term the impact, but i do think it is a negotiating tactic. and what he's doing with germany, opening up and renegotiating the energy relationship there, i th

yo, get this this i said it, i meant it word up to 15. our next guest can be seen starring in the comedy series one more time, currently on youtube. please welcome the very funny dj demers. thank you. thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you so much. thank you. what an honor to be back. so great to be here. keep that applause going for caroline blake, my interpreter. everybod. i really love having an interpreter at my shows because i wear hearing aids. and it's important to me for my deaf brothers and sisters to be able to enjoy the show. yeah. thank you very much. thank you. i appreciate that, but i got to i got to be honest, i don't just do it because i'm a good person. i also do it because it's great for me as a comedian. it's so good for my self-esteem because what happens is i tell a joke. i get the laughter from the hearing people. then just a moment later, caroline gets the joke out to the deaf people. i get a second wave of laughter. pretty sweet. oh yeah. it's tremendous. i'm double dipping on every joke, baby. it's amazing.

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