i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't >> todd: he didn't mention starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently look to run out the clock with 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting f tarmac, losing to arizona state in blownout fashion, they fought for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone's ca

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this year. t starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. look to run out the clock with 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing t in blownout fashion, they fought for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone's calli

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this year. >> todd: he didn't mention starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. juju smith-schuster and usc will look to run out the clock with 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing to arizona state in blownout fashion, they fought for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature o

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. look to run out the clock with 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing to arizona state in blownout fashion, they fought for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone'

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this year. >> todd: he didn't m starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. juju smith-schuster and usc will 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing to arizona state in for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone's

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this year. >> todd: he didn't mention starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. juju smith-schuster and usc will look to run out the clock with 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing to arizona state in blownout fashion, they fought for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature o

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this year. >> todd: he didn't starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. juju smith-schuster and usc will 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing to arizona state for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone's call

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this year. >> todd: he starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing to arizona state for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone's calling for clay helton. these seniors for u

as a tough season gets even tougher for brian kelly. about the significance of this victory between these two teams. virginia tech comes out on top, but down 24-7, what queued the comeback for you guys? >> i think we just commented down and started playing. obviously notre dame has good players and we just can't help them out. we helped them out a little bit there to start the game off. then everybody settled down and started playing and made some plays. >> kathryn: your quarterback started playing as well. bloody throwing hand on his right hand. what can you say about the today? >> he did a good job. he was a little shaky to start with, but did a much better job taking care of the football, made some plays. can you hear the hokie nation out there? >> kathryn: i can. >> it's a pretty special place, virginia tech. i'm really proud of the way the entire team played. >> kathryn: coach, congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> kathryn: dan. >> dan: a familiar refrain for notre dame as the alma mater plays in their corner of the end eigh

as a tough season gets even tougher for brian kelly. let's go down to kathryn. >> kathryn: coach, you talked about the significance of this victory between these two teams. but down 24-7, what queued the comeback for you guys? >> i think we just commented down and started playing. obviously notre dame has good players and we just can't help them out. we helped them out a little bit there to start the game off. then everybody settled down and started playing and made some plays. >> kathryn: your quarterback started playing as well. bloody throwing hand on his right hand. what can you say about the performance that jerod evans had today? >> he did a good job. he was a little shaky to start , taking care of the football, made some plays. can you hear the hokie nation out there? >> kathryn: i can. >> it's a pretty special place, virginia tech. i'm really proud of the way the entire team played. >> kathryn: coach, congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> kathryn: dan. >> dan: a familiar refrain for notre dame as the alma mater plays in t

pete najarian, brian kelly, dan nathan, and guy adami. tonight on fast the huge run in small cap stocks just took a breather today. but a top chart expert says the run has much more room to go. plus, the hedge fund manager to called oil's plunge to $30 is back with an even bolder call ahead of the opec meeting this week. he'll be here. later, it is the ultimate throwback trade. the market is partying like it's the 1980s all over again following trump's win. we'll tell you the names that could soon rally off this retro trend. first, we start off with the trump rally taking a pause today and a big part of that was because investors rang the rangstrang st register in stocks. is it time to take profits in this group? guy? >> let's talk about two names. good to have you. hope everybody had a great long weekend. >> happy gobble gobble turkey day. >> welcome to monday. the short answer is many of these names, yes, and we talked about this last tuesday. two names specifically. look at j.w. nordstrom. look at the move its had since the middle of t

as a tough season gets even tougher for brian kelly. let's go down to kathryn. >> kathryn: coach, you talked about the significance of this victory between these two teams. but down 24-7, what queued the comeback for you guys? >> i think we just commented down and started playing. obviously notre dame has good players and we just can't help them out. we helped them out a little bit there to start the game off. then everybody settled down and started playing and made some plays. >> kathryn: your quarterback started playing as well. bloody throwing hand on his right hand. what can you say about the performance that jerod evans had today? >> he did a good job. he was a little shaky to start taking care of the football, made some plays. can you hear the hokie nation out there? >> kathryn: i can. >> it's a pretty special place, virginia tech. i'm really proud of the way the entire team played. >> kathryn: coach, congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> kathryn: dan. >> dan: a familiar refrain for notre dame as the alma mater plays in the

as a tough season gets even tougher for brian kelly. let's go down to kathryn. >> kathryn: coach, you talked victory between these two teams. virginia tech comes out on top, but down 24-7, what queued the comeback for you guys? >> i think we just commented down and started playing. obviously notre dame has good players and we just can't help them out. we helped them out a little bit there to start the game off. then everybody settled down and started playing and made some plays. >> kathryn: your quarterback started playing as well. bloody throwing hand on his right hand. what can you say about the performance that jerod evans had today? he was a little shaky to start with, but did a much better job taking care of the football, made some plays. can you hear the hokie nation out there? >> kathryn: i can. >> it's a pretty special place, get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> now at 6, what a difference a day

brian kelly plans on being back they report they're on the 7th through the year. >> winners are 5 straight, they are favored 6 and a half point. the bronze are favored to have the first pick in the nfl draft. the 49ers are making them work for you. you would think at 0-11 you would have this thing locked up for now. the 9ers, they call them the west coast browns, the bears the cavs are enjoying the four daybreak. lebron james had to give a deposition in a lawsuit involving the former executive billy hunter. they shuled the union for wrongful termination, he's seeking 10.5 million in salary and benefits. he was fired in 2013, and he is one of self players, and he'll start tomorrow. he'll be back ken state loses to may son. they'll face walford they're 3- 2 on the season. >>> now, our high school highlight of the week brought to you biohigh university. patrick ryan. remember he was going one way and came back the other for the touchdown. he went 38 and 31 in overtime, maybe the game of the year st. ignatius will take on liberty weekend. >> an incredible game. we'll have the number 1 pick nex

the clock ticking on brian kelly. the school forced to vacate victories due to academic misconduct. you can combine that with the irish dismal season 4-7 and won't be eligible for a bowl game. >> we will appeal this. one of the options or clear reasons for appeal is that the discretion. we believe we have, you know, obviously grounds there. >> good luck with that. >> so much giving all over cleveland with teams, including browns greater food bank and current and former members preparing thanksgiving meals and staffers sent to local shelters across the area. 1400 pounds of food collected at the stadium sunday. good job. don't forget this sunday be with tailgate 19. sports director tony zarrella, jurevicious and bernie kicking things (announcer vo) when you have type 2 diabetes, and now with victoza? a better moment of proof. victoza? lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. and better than that diabetes pill i used to take. (jeff) victoza? works

your traders tonight are tim seymour, brian kelly, david seaburg and guy adami. did you suffer from election rejection? did you sell stocks and miss the rally? don't worry, the traders reveal their catchup trade. and one new low for a well-known stock. and later on, time warner set for a big weekend with its harry potter spinoff. will that work its -- magic? magic for shareholders. as you can tell, there is a ton to do. first, let's start with the markets and what looks like a bit bit of pause in the trump rally. all three major indexes fell and closed in the red. not down much, but still down. this is the dollar soars to its highest level in 13 years and the bond bloodbath continues. yields continuing to climb. get this. just since the election, financials up double digits. industrials up 5%. only consumer staples and utilities have lagged. nearly everything else is up. but gentlemen, my question to you -- is a basic one. tim seymour, have we come too far, too fast? >> before the election, when people were nervous about the election, we were talking about stocks

head football coach brian kelly is calling is already responding - calling the penalty excessive and, says the school will appeal. ((toss to greg)) high pressure is coming back to the southern nevada region southern nevada region today! this means sunny skies will be common along with temperatures ranging between 62 and 67 degrees. luckily, winds will be mild; ranging 5 to 15 mph out of the southeast with no gusts expected. mostly sunny skies will continue through saturday with pressure by pushing it more to the northeast. this means the back end of high pressure which will allow cooler air to be filtered in from the north. by thanksgiving, high temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees and just about hold there until sunday. by sunday, a front passes over head and clouds will build along with a breeze. with the passing of this front, temperatures will drop a little further; ranging between 58 and 63 degrees into monday. this just in - president-elect donald trump says he is "seriously housing and urban development. this is all according to a tweet he just sent out. trump goes

brian kelly is 6'7", i am 6'5". it is an absolute scam or that is why i take the surveillance gulfstream. francine: i am sleep deprived, tom. brian, how much do you -- i travel regularly. i used to live in the united states. i have traveled across many states. but if you look at trump and it automatically affect airports and infrastructure getting to and from these airports? francine: his -- brian: his infrastructure plan has yet to be spelled out, and onrecently did a study airports, and laguardia is the worst in terms of timing and the fact that you cannot get to the city center. i do not think spending on infrastructure will fix laguardia's problems, but arguably his infrastructure plan could vastly improve our airports. but the details are yet to be seen. francine: what is the best airport in the world? looking at the holiday season, we have heard that the best carriers are the middle east carriers. tom, maybe you want to jump in. brian: singapore airport is beautiful. it is well thought out, close to the city c

brian kelly, editor and chief content officer of u.s. news. under brian's leadership, u.s. news has undergone a remarkable transformation. born a weekly news magazine, u.s. news is now a global digital news and information company that provides people with the knowledge, data, and know how they need to make life's most important decisions. as you well know, many of those decisions concern their health. from choosing a doctor to a nursing home to an insurance plan to a hospital. and brian has made u.s. news.com a must read website for millions of those health conscious consumers. in fact, over 30 million people now visit u.s. news.com each month, and more than 5 million of them are seeking our health rankings and advice. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming brian kelly, editor and chief content officer of u.s. news. >> thanks. welcome to washington. sounds like a punch line these da days. not sure what i mean by that. let me start with a prediction. i predict three things will happen here a week from -- six days, seven days from now, tuesday, i predict something

cnn's brian todd is joining us. brian, kelly is now opening up in a new book. >> that's right. megyn kelly is opening up with remarkable detail alleging that in one incident, roger ailes made an aggressive move on her and after she pushed him away, he asked when her contract was up. it has set up a heated exchange of accusations tonight between kelly and her disgraced former boss. disturbing and explosive new details tonight alleging even more predatory advances by former fox news chairman, roger ailes. this time the accusations come from fox's biggest star, megyn kelly, apparently detailed in her new book. >> it's a very personal book. it's revealing. >> reporter: in the book megyn kelly says ailes sexually harassed her repeatedly starting in 2005 according to excerpts obtained by radar online. ailes would engage in a cat and mouse game, veering between obviously inappropriate sexually charged comments, about the very sexy bras i must have and how he'd like to see me in them and legitimate professional advice. ailes offered to advance her career in exchange for sexual favors.

brian kelly, editor and chief content officer of u.s. news. under brian's leadership, u.s. news has undergone a remarkable transformation. born a weekly news magazine, u.s. news is now a global digital news and information company that provides people with the knowledge, data, and know-how they need to make life's most important decisions. and as you well know, many of those decisions concern their health. from choosing a doctor to a nursing home, to an insurance plan, to a hospital. and brian has made usnews.com a must-read website for those consumers. over 30 million people visit usnews.com each month and more than 5 million are seeking our health rankings and advice. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming brian kelly, editor and chief content officer of u.s. news. >> thanks, margy. welcome to washington. sounds like a punch line these days. let me start with a prediction. i predict three things will happen here six days from now, tuesday. i prith that something very interesting will happen. how is that for safety? i predict that whatever happens on tuesday wil

. >>> ahead, the one megacap tech stock that our own brian kelly says is a screaming buy. he'll give you the name in our final trade when "fast money" returns. >>> time for the final trade. steve grasso. >> the consensus trade was to sell, that didn't happen. i bought it. >> karen? >> we talked about nirvana. time to take a little nirvana off the table, bank of america. >> so let's say you made some money on those financials. you take them off, put them in facebook. it's down. i think it goes up. >> great job by the twitter followers, love you folks out there. honeywell will play catch-up in this industrial revolution. >> see you back tomorrow. for m. meantime, "mad money" with jam cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain

won how does brian kelly still have a job.ob. >>> that was just my own commentary.en >>> 5:54 right now and he's the coach of notre dam54 reig in case you're wondering. >>> time for the facebook fanor of the day. look at her. t gorge. ranelle jackson.acks. today is her birthday and she ae is turning 50 yearsed.ar >> very -- old. old >> very nice.ice. >> rocking the sunglasses anduna the fresh cut. fan.fa she says he she can't he go an'a day without watching us.ing thank you very much for your foy loyalty and have a very, very vy happy birthday.th >> that is wonderful.rf >> yes. >> yes >> they're selling i.t i somewhere you know what i'm goinerg te oyo say.o >> there's no way she's 50. shes >> it's the miracle cream, the t miracle water. what is it.miracl wh >> i don't know.at i k >> i don't know but we needon't it k.it >> yeah.h. >> somebody please post it.ody e >> sends it our way.ends it oura >> yes, please so we know., 30's andpl 40's this morning. generally i kind of give of g specific temperatures but thetut range is so great this morningti the 30's and the 40's. 4 obviously chilly

kelly, proving he's not just fast in the markets, but fast in his speed, as well. our producer, amanda diaz, also completed the race for first marathon. congrats to beakers and amend. . nice. >> good job! >> good job. >> how do you feel today? >> my legs are killing me today. yeah. it was, you know, 26 miles is a long way. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> three days, you finished it, right? >> he's completing after the show. >> i've got five more miles. >> time for the "final trade." >> tim. >> cx, i think you can buy it here on mexican weakness. >> grasso. >> we talked about the re emergence in content. disney, 94ish. >> bk. >> i talked about gold earlier, but i think silver is an excellent way to play the election. >> high hoe. >> just like the horse. >> bk raised -- i'm sure amanda does, as well. i'm not sure who she raised for but i know bk raised money for an amazing organization, right? i'll throw it out there. >> good stuff. >> good work. >> on with your website, if you want to check it out. u.s. bank corp, a segue not deleterious to the show. usb slow and steady, wins

in close second, brian kelly, slightly under 245. fun fact. in college, known as "the rock." nice, bk. >> more like the marshmallow. >> "final trade" time. pete. >> the airlines have taken off, and hawaiian airlines still the best name in the business. that's going higher. >> karen. >> dry shims. if you don't know who the patsy is, you do not buy dry ships. it's crazy. >> bk. >> you buy gold here. higher oil means higher inflation. gold is your hedge. >> grasso? >> amazon. wait for a couple days more momentum. buy it. >> i'm melissa lee. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to creigh mere ka. let's try to make you money. my job is to educate and teach you, call me. or tweet me gently @jim cramer. can someone get me michael phelps please? we need him right here right now. we need him to navigate the cross currents just to

pete najarian, brian kelly, dan nathan, and guy adami. tonight on fast the huge run in small cap stocks just took a breather today. but a top chart expert says the run has much more room to go. plus, the hedge fund manager to called oil's plunge to $30 is back with an even bolder call ahead of the opec meeting this week. he'll be here. later, it is the ultimate throwback trade. the market is partying like it's the 1980s all over again following trump's win. we'll tell you the names that could soon rally off this retro trend. first, we start off with the

news editor brian kelly. please welcome him back. the stage is yours, brian. >> thanks, margie. when i started in this business somebody told me the great slogan of show biz never follow a funnier comedian. i have a corollary now never follow a certified genius. wow. i think we just saw the future of healthcare. so thank you very much, we will see you next year. no, we have -- that was fascinating, but we've got some people who are living in the trenches here and i think that's also what we want to do. we have 30,000 feet and we have grassroots. margie gave you the production, i want to start with probing questions for these guys. we go for the hot stuff. tom, you have been the minority leader of the senate, the majority senate twice each. what's the better job? >> can i have some time to think about that these days, brian? actually i think being in the minority is more fun but being in the majority is a lot more fulfilling. >> all right. okay. so we're going to walk through this. gene, you come from a health system in north texas, you come to north carolina recently. cowboys pa

ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming brian kelly, editor in chief content officer of u.s. news. [applause] >> thanks. welcome to washington. sounds like a punchline these days. i'm not sure what i mean by that. let me start with a prediction. i believe i'm going to protect three things will happen here. a week from, well, six days from now, tuesday, i predicted that something very interesting will happen. [laughter] how's that for safety? i predict whatever happens on tuesday will not be over. we will be dealing with the consequences for a long time. and i predict that on wednesday life will go on for all of us. i'm one of those stalwarts who believes american democracy will survive. we will see. [laughter] but i believe that the businesses that all of us are in will also survive. however, they will be unaffected by whatever it is that happens, and i'm not going to predict whatever it is that happens. but it is, in fact, one of the reasons we are here. we talk, the theme here is health care of tomorrow. we tried to be forward-looking at the moment, maybe the most forward

thanks to brian kelly for being with us on "bloomberg yesterday.e" travel safely across this nation. francine lacqua is in london and taylor riggs is in new york. thatr: there is a report president-elect donald trump is leaning toward mitt romney to be his secretary of state. "the wall street journal" says the decision is being delayed over a disagreement of whether to pick a former presidential candidate or rudy giuliani. and there is focused attention on another set of trade negotiations. next week talk is set in indonesia for a regional trade agreement. unlike the transpacific deal, this one includes china and not the u.s. if a deal can be reached, it would boost china as a geopolitical leader. a presidential purse that -- it to eventual -- since 1947, the chairman of the national turkey federation has prevented a turkey -- has presented a turkey to the commander in chief. these turkeys will go to their new home at virginia tech. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries,global news , powered by more than 2600 journal

bob kelly brian propp and danny briere took part in thanksgiving day meals delivery in kensington the flyers way of helping the saint francis inn prepare more than 350 meals. >> hockey players for a lot of years and a lot of people supporting us, it's a good feeling to give back now. >> flyers have made this heartwarming and belly tempting donation for the past 11 years. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. >> a breakfast staple for some folks messed up the morning rush hour in north carolina today. this truck rolled over hit a bridge and then spilled bananas all over i85. the driver apparently fell asleep before the wreck. he's okay but a stretc

and brian stelter is with me as well. sara, to you first, i read the "new york times" review as well, what was your biggest wow moment in reading it? >> my biggest wow moment was that this was an incredible window into one high profile journalist's relationship with the president-elect. and it wasn't necessarily the ailes stuff it was how donald trump not only threatened her in public ways but tried to woo her as well and i thought that was a very interesting window into the way he operates with journalists. >> the bit about i'll take care of you and your girlfriends at the hotel room for a weekend. she said no, no. stelter, what did you think? >> and he says -- megyn kelly says trump tried to do the same thing with other journalists as well. she says it was an untold story of the campaign. let's remember the verbal barrage, the assault kelly experienced from trump and his aides. one of his aides said kelly should be gutted like a fish. there was a lot of incendiary commentary about megyn kelly during the campaign so to s

. >>> yes, it does, kelly. live from times square, brian sullivan in for melissa lee. welcome to the aforementioned "fast money." your traders are pete, golden gopher that jairian. dan quaker nathan and guy number one, because you're older, not because you're better adami. tonight on "fast money," shares of cisco shrinking after hours. the stock reported their numbers. we're going to hear from the ceo on what drove the quarter and what's ahead. plus, president-elect donald trump promising to cut taxes. so our traders show you how to make even more money from your tax cut. >>> and later, snapchat on its way to what might be a $25 billion ipo. will investors be as excited about the stock as users are about snap's new spectacles. we've got the specs right here to see. we're going to find out what all of the fuss is all about. that's all ahead. >>> all right, everybody. welcome. we start with the markets and your money. looks like the trump bump may have been dumped. like that? the dow falling just a bit. much of it had to do with fears of this, the dollar index. at its hi

how about our old friend chip kelly. chip and the niners can tie it up and win it in the final seconds, kaepernick broken up by brian maxwell. no time left, kaepernick tries to run it in, or lan zoe with the stop. chip the first coach in 49er's history to lose ten straight games, 22 of his last 30 games, dating back to his days with the eagles. mike, ducis, back to you. >> i don't think his system works. a wild shot here. >> we talk college football after the break. what are penn state's chances of landing in the college football playoffs? we discuss that next. ♪ ♪ >> it's the rest of the day's sporting news, coming right up on "action news," sports sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> college football is heating up. welcome back to sports sunday. penn state faces wisconsin in the championship game. if the nittany lions win that game should they get into the playoffs? >> miracle season from where they started to where they are now. if they win the championship game, they should be in. the committee is going to say they

but, brian stelter, is there a defense here for megyn kelly? >> she was a canary in the coal mine. she had a -- as a candidate, we should pay attention to that now that he is the president-elect. >> shouldn't we have paid attention when he was the candidate? >> i think we did. alisyn you were tweeted @donaldtrump and also by his aides. i thought that michael cohen part was very important. cohen last night on twitter was denying this saying he was lying and retweeting people calling her a psycho. doing the same thing he did before. retweet people who are very critical of her. sort of a reminder about the severity. i think we knew most of it, but we didn't know all of it before. to her defense, though, we did know a lot of this. we did know about the security guards and things like that beforehand. >> i think someone should ask her now in all the interviews she's doing, why did you not bring that up when you had a chance one-on-one with him? >> look, i think we all try to make these calculations and they're tough ones. we do know things about the candidates that we don't always share

kelly reynolds with the university of arizona face timing with us and telling us about her 2013 study to see how germs travel in an office. she infected one workers hand with the surrogate virus. workday, half of the surfaces were positive for the virus. >> think of all the services you touch at the office and the multiply that every time one of your coworkers touches the same surface. think about it. what was the last time you wipe down your mouse? >> people go to work for a they feel like they have work to do and they feel like it too important to the team. it is better to stay home. >> if you are so important to the team, avoid getting the team sick. >> wipe down your desk. wipe down your keefe -- your keyboard and so -- and cell phone. >> the spread of the flu we worry about. when i sneeze or cough, if i feet or so. if someone accidentally sneezes on you, try to clean up. if i have a flu nics on the countertop it can be alive for up to 2 hours. >>> get ready for the holiday travel rush. how many people are expected to head out of town this thanksgiving and white most of them are c

eastern the guests will be bernie sanders and kelly anne conway. i turn you over to briane keeler to wolf blitzer in the situation room. >> thanks, jim. happening now, breaking news, trump decision divisions, trump makes two white house picks, it appears to be raging in his inner circle over the job of secretary of state. but a loyalty test disqualifying mitt romney. sky high security t. secret service is looking to take over trump tower. is it ethic am for the president-elect to charge millions for renting a building that he owns. officials say new york is already shelling out a million dollars a day for police protection. who is impressed? russia's vladimir putin denies

eastern the guests will be bernie sanders and kelly anne conway. i turn you over to briane keeler to wolf blitzer in the situation room. >> thanks, jim. happening now, breaking news, trump decision divisions, trump makes two white house picks, it appears to be raging in his inner circle over the job of secretary of state. but a loyalty test disqualifying mitt romney. sky high security t. secret service is looking to take over trump tower. is it ethic am for the president-elect to charge millions for renting a building that he owns. officials say new york is already shelling out a million dollars a day for police protection. who is impressed? russia's vladimir putin denies interfering in the u.s. election, a powerful campaign was to disrupt the election with a flood of fake news. >>> killed by isis and american service members, is killed fighting isis in syria. the first to die in that country since u.s. special ops forces began advising rebels. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm briana keeler. you are in "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking ne

. >>> yes, it does, kelly. live from times square, brian sullivan in for melissa lee. welcome to the aforementioned "fast money." your traders are pete, golden gopher that jairian. dan quaker nathan and guy number one, because you're older, not because you're better adami. tonight on "fast money," shares of cisco shrinking after hours. the stock reported their numbers. we're going to hear from the ceo on what drove the quarter and what's ahead. plus, president-elect donald trump promising to cut taxes. so our traders show you how to make even more money from your tax cut. >>> and

wnbc's reporter, brian thomason, has been covering this trial. lets go through the headline here, you got bridget kelly and baroni both found guilty today on all counts. take us through what it means. >> they could face more than 100 years in prison for each of them. it boils down to this. that the jour ari -- only two people could have been improving. >> right of the approach to the gw bridge of the school bus stuck and ambulances stuck and police cars stuck. it was an awful week. listen to the attorneys. we had some sound of them and once you hear what the attorneys up for the two departments for kelly and baroni of what they had to say this afternoon. >> one of the things that the u.s. attorney's office should be ashamed of is where they decided to draw the line on who to charge and who not to charge. to come out so proudly and waive around indictments and everybody got to make statements, slapping each other on the back, they should have had believes in their own case to charge powerful people and they did not. >> we feel strongly at the end

>> the only wild card i'm looking at is brian shebo. he is the libertarian candidate and in our poll, he is taking 6% of trump's voters, potentially these people who are angry that kelly ayotte didn't endorse trump. >> so amazing how it goes. all in a circle. tonight you are going to want new hampshire and where else should you watch in i'm glad you asked because dr. josh is going to tell you not only where to wash -- watch but when to particularly watch when we come back. >> adam: thank you, we want to show you a look at voters in north carolina. another one of the states experts are keeping a close eye on. coming up at 6:00, andy and dr. josh will be back with some important poll closing times and what they mean for highly contested senate race in new hampshire that andy and dr. josh were just talking about. democrat maggie hassan trying to beat kelly ayotte in the granite state. if that were to happen it would have big implications in the balance of power, tim caputo has more from the hassan campaign. >> reporter: you see the stage i

brian ross, abc news, new york. >> and one more election note from the closely watched senate race in new hampshire. it's been decided just over a thousand votes republican kelly ayotte has conceded to her democratic challenger governor maggie hassan. considered a staggering amount for such a small state. >>> brad pitt has been cleared following an investigation by child services in los angeles. pitt was accused by his estrange the wife of abusing their son aboard the family a private jet. jolie filed for divorce after that saying she did it for the good of her family. pitt has now asked for joint custody. >>> a health alert now about cell phones and sleep problems. another study has found people and people who use their phones right before bed had a harder time falling asleep. they say exposure to the blue light could suppress the production of melatonin. >>> and major league baseball is taking on an unusual step with merchandise that would have been sold if the cleveland indians had won the world series. >> for more than a decorate clothing and other items like these celebrating a c

brian hoke, thank you for being here. julia boorstin, what's happening? >> hey, kelly, facebook announcing in eight pages filed that its purchases up to $6 billion of its class "a" stock. it will go into effect at the first quarter of next year without a fixed expiration. the program will be executed consistent with its capital allocations strategy and prioritizing investment to grow the business over the long term. facebook shares trading up over 1.5%. >> what do you make of this? >> just to scale it a little bit, a little under 2% of facebook's market value. it's significant. it obviously shows that facebook's thinking more like a mature company and has the capital usage. facebook pays about $1.8 billion annually in stock-based compensation. this could soak up three years worth of what they hand out to employees. >> you generally support this? >> yeah, i do. not just with facebook but with a lot of these companies sitting on a lot of cash, next year's going to be, if president-elect trump allows for a big repatriation program into cash, what are they go