mohamed: i hope is that both will had higher. my worry and expectation is that wages will go up but the participation rate will disappoint, and that will simply emphasize that we have structural headwinds and we need a policy response that goes well beyond relying just on central banks. mark: paul krugman spoke to us yesterday and said the fed does not know what is coming down the road, does not know what is coming down the path so what should not be raising rates in december. do you have any sympathy with that view? mohamed: have sympathy with the view that we are facing unusual uncertainty and it is economic, financial institution, and political. i have a lot less sympathy that the fed should move because it some point, the collateral damage and unintended consequences of unconventional measures outweigh the benefits. i think we have gotten to that point. today's employment report tells you absent a major shock to the markets because of the elections , the domestic indicators for the fed suggest they should hike in december. vo

. >> what i found today, mohamed, very interesting, was two things. actually, over the last two days. nothing that we thought or that the supposedly smart people thought was going to happen. the pollsters, the pundits, investors did happen. everybody said if trump wins, the market is going to sell off. it didn't. what is an investor to do when what they think is going to happen just turns out to be dead wrong? >> and that's a big question mark about so-called expert opinion. and it reflects i think a misunderstanding of the politics of anger. the fact that when you run sophisticated market economies at low growth for a long time, and when the benefits of growth go to very few people, the reaction of that is to get improbables that become realities. we saw it with brexit. we are seeing it with this election, we're seeing it with negative interest rates. i can criterite you a whole lis things. so i don't think we don't quite yet understand fully the politics of anger and what that produces. in terms of market reaction, i think we also underestimate how

n won't come to mohammed, then mohammed will come to the mountain. so here i am! your little miss mohammed. oh, no, no, now wait a minute! now you gotta tell me some more. now, is your name really miss mohammed? are you a muslim? no, silly! you mean you don't remember? it's betty. betty heston. oh, yeah, sure. yes, what would you like? well, for sentimental reasons, why don't we have what we had that night? boilermakers. boilermakers? we had boilermakers? yeah, a shot of bourbon and a glass of beer. we had about 14 of them. and we never once stirred from that booth. oh, if i would have had 14 beers, i would have stirred at least once. we was in a booth? uh-huh. yeah? are we gonna have some drinks? oh, yeah, sure. i'll get us a couple of beers. you do that, honey. betty. betty heston. betty--betty heston? wow. where was i? oh, lord, i hope this isn't a paternity suit. come on, sit down. don't be scared! you naughty thing. i should be angry at you. again tonight. we did? where? at fancy dan's bar and grill. it's a good thing you told me about your business, sanford

in other news, egypt's court of appeals has overturned a sentence against mohamed morsi. revolving around accusations accusations of espionage. he is no longer facing execution. correspondent talked about this extraordinary backlit by the court. has twoppeals court that has overturned two sentences against mohamed morsi, accusing him of hatching a plan, sending militants to training camps, run by hezbollah. including the spiritual leader -- it is quite amazing, the turnaround, coming on the heels last week, when -- to perhaps showing a seachange here in egypt. the they are less afraid of power that mohamed morsi has and the political leaders have in the country. upheld ah, the court ,0-year sentence against him using deadly force against protesters once he was in office. cases areese other overturned in a retrial. annette: with that in mind, does the muslim brotherhood still have any presence at all within egypt? >> certainly their presence has been massively curtailed since the 2013 military overthrows. tens of thousands of members have been jailed, including top leaders

. >> mohammed hussein is a commander in northern afghanistan. >> mohammed is the northern commander in afghanistan. >> the boys are very brave and strong. they always fight. in many places, one where we're -- one where fighting with the enemy, these foisting on the deposition. many of them have been killed. they could have brunch and escaped, but they stood there, stepped back. now we have obtained some have a antitank weapons. instead they have increased their air operation. when we fight them, their soldiers come from the soviet union. every time the russians launched an operation, they come directly from the soviet union. they do not come from the provincial capital in afghanistan. large numbers of planes are coming from the soviet union. there were no planes before, so now we know they cannot find us with just show -- soldiers and tanks. we are located on the soviet border. there is only one river between them and us. they have many operations against us and killed many of our women and children, so we decided to respond. yes, they did not leave us alone on their own land, and yes,

mohammed, i'm interested in mohammed, i'm interested in fact that mohammed, i'm interested in fact that he mentioned his tone last that he mentioned his tone last night. that he mentioned his tone last night. he did quite that he mentioned his tone last night. he did quite conciliatory, night. he did quite conciliatory, do you think that will you think that will make a difference to you think that will make a difference to people in the difference to people in the economics difference to people in the economics world? economics world? did they feel reassured by economics world? did they feel reassured by the fact he economics world? did they feel reassured by the fact he didn't say reassured by the fact he didn't say anything, reassured by the fact he didn't say anything, such as reassured by the fact he didn't say anything, such as firing reassured by the fact he didn't say anything, such as firing rep anything, such as firing rep rhetoric? anything, such as firing rep rhetoric? at anything, such as firing rep rhetoric? at about 230 new york rhetoric? at about 230 new york time, you ha

this is mohammed robinson's sister. >> you took him away from your kids. you will pay for it. i promise you that. >> reporter: while in north las vegas police custody in september, video shows him escaping from the interrogation room of the police station. four days later, he would be recaptured. the police report shows johnson here was perez's last victim. his motorcycle and saw perez in a friend's backyard. johnson was concerned about why he was there and chased down perez. that's when perez fired two shots at him striking the helmet he was wearing. a witness said perez, he felt like they were automatic to get him. that everyone was out to get him. perez is scheduled to be in court in january. antonio castelan, news 3. >> thank you. >>> metro police searching for clues that c suspect believed to be involved in a deadly shooting of a man in the central part of your valley. it took place at eastern and fremont. they've detained a woman in the case but they are not saying if she's a suspect in a murder. metro is still talking to witnesses. >>> the hiker who plunged 80 feet in r

mohamed: [ speaks indistinctly ] lemonis: nice to see you. mohamed: you're lebanese, i hear. lemonis: yeah, man. mohamed: i'm lebanese, as well. lemonis: yeah, that's why i came to the mediterranean truck. how much was it to do the whole thing? so, he invested 58,000 bucks. and you'll do... on a $58,000 investment? mohamed: you got to know what you're doing to get to get stuff like that. lemonis: he knows what he's doing. mohamed: well, then, yeah, yeah, yeah. lemonis: i think. [ laughter ] for every truck that we invest $50,000, i'm looking to do $300,000 in revenue, minimum, per truck per year. tad: okay. lemonis: i'm looking to start out with two trucks. if we assume that each of them will do $300,000 in sales per year, at a 70% gross margin, then we're looking at $600,000 in additional revenue and $420,000 in gross profit. take out the operating expenses -- around $10,000 per month, per truck, or $240,000 per year -- and we'll end up netting $180,000. that's almost double what tad did last year. and remember, that's just from two trucks. so, we want to think of concepts.

. >> mohammed amin is among those fighting the isis message with one of his own. >> comparing their system, al qaeda, islamic state, why is our system better? because it's fairer, it's just, more open, and more importantly it works. >> amin works in a gas station, and spends his money producing anti-isis cartoons, under the name "average mohammed". >> what do you think your job description is when you join harm innocent people, destroy sites, bloodthirsty individuals. and with resources and opportunity we can win this fight. >> why do you think so? >> because i have hope, peace supersedes violence. freedom supersedes hate. and my community wants to be part of the american dream. we love our country. it's a great country, it's given us a lot, a lot. >> you can see scott's report on our website. cbs.com. decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. , huh? i'll take it from here. i'm good. i just took new mucinex cl

lebron said every professional athlete regardless of race or gender owes a huge debt of gratitude to mohammed ali. texas have dropped domestic assault charges against johnny manziel. he was charged, if you remember, with a misdemeanor in january after allegedly hitting and threatening his then girlfriend, apparently some kind of deal was reached, and that deal is expected to be finalized come december 1st. >>> president-elect donald trump continues to work with his transition team and get a feel for retired three-star general michael flynn was at trump tower today. he is reportedly trump's pick for national security advisor. south carolina governor nikki haley also met with trump. she is under consideration for secretary of state along with mitt romney. we know this was an election of firsts, including a first lady born in slovenia. melania trump is only the second first lady born outside the u.s. did you know greater slovenian population in the world outside of slovenia. alyssa raymond introduces you to a local business owner who would welcome mrs. trump with open arms.. >> reporter: frank r

mohamed: 600 basis points -- actually markets have gone up from that. it has increased rates of further from that point. theres the key point is has to be proper tightening market policy, which from a rates prospective head of been already -- respective had been invested. the central bank says it has -- loss, you look at the they have been indeed so. so, you need to see your money supply being controlled. what you're seeing now is a one-off inflation. all of these measures have been in stated in a very short time. the key thing is, you need to see growth coming up and being controlled. all right, thank you, all the way from cairo, joining us this morning. , commodities fall the most in four months as traders assess plans. we will discuss the fx later in the show. does come fromat victory mean for the global economy? will he keep his promises entrÉe? this is bloomberg. ♪ tracy: welcome back. you are watching bloomberg markets middle east. life in dubai, i'm tracy alloway. manus cranny. never far from our agenda. his economic advisers saying that he ma

candelario duran, mohammed robinson and jeff johnson are all tied to alonso perez. this is what mohammed robinson's said at the time of perez's arrest. >> you will pay for this. >> reporter: north las vegas police say candelario duran was his first murder victim and johnson was the last. in mid-august, police found duran shot behind an apartment complex on said about her father's murder. >> he will always be in our hearts forever. i hope this person who did this to him, i want justice for this. >> reporter: police say the same night robinson was killed, perez shot jeff johnson, a father of four. this is when he was still in critical condition. detectives say on the night of the murder, johnson found perez at his friend's backyard. chased him on his motorcycle and that's when perez fired two shots hitting johnson in the head. in the police report it says perez was high on meth when he committed his last two murders. reporting live, antonio castelan, news 3. >> thank you. >>> well, an 11-year-old girl killed in an atv crash in arizona not far from bullhead city. the m

you may have heard that crowd earlier when king mohammed of morocco walked by. his family has been ruling morocco since the 17 century. late last month, thousands of people took to the streets to protest after a fish seller was crushed to death in a garbage truck trying to retrieve fish confiscated by police.e. video circulating online appears to show mouhcine fikri jumping into the back of the truck to rescue his swordfish before being crushed to death by its compactor. the protests were called by actists from t the february 20 movement, which organized demonstrationsns during the arab spri of 2011. fikri's death drew parallels to that of tunisian fruit seller mohamed bouazizi in 201010 whose death sparked the arab spring uprisings. i recently spoke with miriyam aouragh, a dutch-moroccan anthropologist and democracy activist who is now in britain. she's a lecturer at the university of westminster in london, and she is writing a book on the february 20 movement in morocco. she came through new york when we spoke. i asked her to talk about the significance of the

. >> mohammed amin is among those fighting the isis message with >> islamic state, why is our system better, because it's fair, just and more open. and more importantly, it works. >> amin works in a gas station, and spends his money producing anti-isis cartoons, under the name "average mohammed". >> what do you think your description is when you join an islamic state? sites, bloodthirsty individuals. and with resources and opportunity we can win this fight. >> why do you think so? >> because i have hope, peace supersedes violence. our community wants to be a part of the american dream, we love our country, it has given us a r lot, a lot. >> you can see scott's report ? that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, ?living well? rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, and 20% better comfort from one tiny, mighty pill... >>> for a lot of kids, the costs of organized sports is just out of

he said thursday last week he ordered uber and realized the driver was mohammed and arab. he was happy about that is started practicing his arabic with the driver. >> i spent the past ten years studying arabic so i look for some it is practice my language skills with. the driver said i'm happy about our interaction but this is in sharp contrast what happened in queens. the driver gave him his phone and showed him the video he shot of a driver yelling at him in a profanity link to tirade. somehow things justify that because trump is the president-elect, therefore hate is okay. >> so i asked chris, how did mohammed feel while this interaction was going on. >> he felt very intimidated but also very hurt. he told me he had been in new york for about six or seven years which i have lived for five and a half years so i said you are more of a new yorker than i have. he said why don't you show to the police or give it to the media. obama did not feel comfortable doing that but he gave it to chris and said do what you want with it. chris wanted to make sure everybody saw the video.

as for the family, they're hoping to find housing shortly and a job for mohammed. sheldon: going to elementary school together, and their father was able to get a driver's license. if you have any information or leads on jobs for this family, we have a link on wisn.com to help you get in touch with them. adrienne: happening now, for many, the plates are cleared and the shopping is underway. the doors just opened at kohl's on the southside. you are getting a live look your you can see people streaming into the store, some of them cold. also just opened. that's where we find christina palladino. are you checking off that list yet? >> i'm going to be doing that soon. we are now inside the mall where holiday shopping is well underway. you can see this line here. those stores just opened up a minute ago. the line was wrapped corner. everybody is filing in. all those stores opened earlier, managers telling me that demand is high come as a that's why they opened on thanksgiving. as soon as the doors opened at 5 :00 at boston store, people immediately started grabbing for

mohammed el-erian joins u now. great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> does that mean that tech will do a catch-up to the overall markets? what happens with technology if you're saying buy the dips in relationship to the rest of the markets? >> so i agree with the discussion so far that the extent of the differentiation that we've seen is too large. yes, i can explain it in terms of the specific proposals that the president-elect has put forward, but not to that extent. so if you compare what's happened to banks on the one hand and what's happened to technology on the other, it's simply too far. there's a good reason for it technically, but i, like you, will start fading. i think there's relative value trading opportunities here as there are outside these sectors as well. >> so if you are to believe that the dips in tech should be bought and perhaps the people are using this money from technology to go into other sectors, are there then other sectors that you think are overbought? >> so i think banks are o

scarlet: that was mohamed el-erian. still ahead, is options insight that nvidia shares up 100% isr-to-date -- this bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." time for options insight with julie hyman. julie: joining me today is david bartosiak. he is out at the cboe in chicago. mention, niceto tie, congratulations -- david: a very emotional week for me. julie: apparently a very emotional week in the markets, too. one of the tribes i've been looking at is the vix versus the s&p 500 realized volatility. that's one of the charts i've been looking at. isthat measure, volatility the most expensive it's been going back to august of 2015. getting toois it expensive for people finally after this huge run-up in volatility? david: i think what we had everybody basically baked in a hillary clinton win in the election and when the fbi probe came out, everybody started to freak out. we had to price in some risk and everybody rushed over to hedge their bets. a ton of money started going into things like the vix and we have

bob murray along with president obama economic adviser and chief adviser mohamed talking markets and what has taken place over the last week. donald trump visited the white house. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future including counsel. he explained some ofhe difficulties and some of the high-flying asset ts and some of the really great things that have been achieved. >> my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president elect is successful. we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed then the country succeeds. >> we are now talking about how we are going hit the ground running to make america great again. maria: melania trump also met with first lady michelle obama yesterday for a tour of the white house residence after the visit donald trump tweeted a fantastic day in dc, met with president obama for the first time, really good meeting, great chemistry. melania liked mrs. o a lot. howy, good to see you this morning? >> thank you, maria, happ

. >> lebron james throwing his supportin behind an exhibit of e elitehe boxing legend mohammed ali. he is donating two to a nap billion dollars to the smithsonian'so b african-amerin history and culture with a presentation entitled momi mohamed ali a force for change. in aor statement he says every professional athlete regardless of race and genderal all a huge also madend contributions to ths particular debate. >> seven minutes after 8:00 o'clock onte this tuesday. still ahead ?- an update on bob dylan's nobel prize.pr >> will he be there or not? we have the answer straightahead. >> plus, as politics divided your family? are you worried it may ruin your thanksgiving dinner even though it is over? we are taking your comments in this >> hope you're having a wonderful start of your day. it is been a wonderful start showing forecast on the claim. the full forecast details including details on the lake effecta snow, kenny crumpton. >> lake effect snow? i dare you say those words, aj. we are at back, lots to show you guys. we will go into the old bakery kicking it with kenny. stay with t

mohammed. the crash -- veneer mohammed. police to not think the driver was impaired. check today we could learn the name of the officer involved in a deadly shooting in surprise. it happened near 175th avenue. the officers were checking out a suspicious car when the officer got into a scuffle with derek adamay >>> we are waiting for an update from chandler police on how a 20-year-old chandler man ended up in a community lake. the body was found yesterday. his family says he went for a bike ride last sunday but did not take his wallet for his keys. >>> right now 18 -- a teenager is in serious condition after he was nearly electrocuted after climbing a power pole near tortilla flat and got a bad shock when he touched the had a seizure. it is not clear why he was climbing the pole in the first place. >>> [ applause ] just like that the holiday season officially kicking off in our state as the governor turned the lights on on the state christmas tree. it is a blue spruce from our national forest. >>> it was supposed to be a fun night at the theater but man's simple mistak

for husband and wife mohamed and amira it was the chance for a new life. their three children were starting the first week of school. hope was in the air. but today... >> ( translated ): i'm surprised that a year later, i'm still in the same place. in fact i feel that i've gone backwards. i feel like next year i might fail. they should have given us more time for school, so that we could learn the language. >> reporter: five months after their arrival, the financial assistance ended and mohamed struggled to find a steady job. once a carpenter in syria, he is currently doing manual labor at a construction site, having abandoned language classes. without a car, he cycles to job sites and barely makes enough to afford this two bedroom apartment. six-year-old shaker sleeps in his parents' room. >> reporter: when was the last time you spoke with someone from church world service? >> ( translated ): it was a long time ago. in the office, they treated us as if we need special connections for a simple request. how am i going to ask them for a job? >> reporter: acc

so now i have mohammed ali boxing gloves. judge williams: as we wrap up our hour, we can only do what we can do. we covered the gist of most of them. i wanted to know what your final words would be, not final final but -- a poor word choice. what comments would you like to leave? really it is two points. what would you like to say them? if there is no more you want to say about them and about being law students, what do you want your legacy to be? justice kagan: oh gosh. i believe that to other people. i believe my legacy is to the historians and to the writers. what is important to me as i go through this job and as i think about this job every day is that i give my all to it at work as hard as i can and i try to make sure that in every case that i've gotten it right and i have climbed every case to the degree i feel is really necessary to understand it and to decided correctly. that i worked really hard on my opinions, both my majorities and dissents. what the legacy i think it will take care of itself. the thing to do is j

the only creator of a major religion since mohammed, and islam. so he met joseph smith, become a mormon under him and when joseph smith was murdered, when he died, strang said i am the successor to joseph smith. i will now lead the flock, and he claimed to have a letter of appointment from joseph smith. it's a forgery. people would know it almost immediately but he forged a letter naming him his successor. he wanted to succeed smith. his great rival was bring him young and we know he won out in this match and took the mormons to utah and the rest is history, but these guys were locked in a power struggle. they quickly became apparent that the other was the favorite of mormons. most decided they would follow him but strang became a dissident leader. he said i'm against split polygamy. to take my people and were going to form our own mormon colony and they eventually wound up on beaver island. >> was he a monogamous? >> he was originally. one of the reasons why a lot of mormons come at the time were attracted to him is because he rejected polygamy.

this chronic era language that tries to claim kinship between the very current modern war and wars mohammed led in the time of early islam. it's a similar use he's been uses in all his statements. interesting is asking to activate or reactivate isis cells in turkey, saudi arabia and libya. these are places he wants to take up the mantle after mosul faults and maybe after raqqa, neighbors syria falls as well we should look to those countries to see if this statement reaches the intended audience and whether it has intended >> that was matt bradley reporting. meanwhile in afghanistan, nato confirmed two u.s. service . >>> welcome back everybody. you probably noticed we're having mic trouble in the studio. while we're fixing that, you get to hear about these gorgeous temperatures that we're expecting over the next couple days. then we'll get the rest of the news will coming up after the weather. take a live look outside. denver metro area. stunning sunshine. it's gorgeous. 63 now out at dia. 61 greeley, 57 fort collins. 50s and 60s on eastern plains. mountain areas in the 30s, 40s, few 50s. he

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mohammed naji is a resident d a citizeof yemen. authorities say he has family in yemen. >>> the detroit free press reports that a former us gymnastics team doctor is charged with sexual abuse. prosecutors say the thre charges against larry nassar nassar has denied wrongdoing. u.s.na face mulple laws claing abuse was ignore >>> the los angeles mes says the coach of the u.s. men's soccer tm was given the boot. jurg klinsmann is expected to replaced by l.a. galaoach brucarena. the team is in dger of missing the world cup for the first time in more than three decades. >>> fortune said tee chipotle customers fed a cla action lawsuit against the tex-mex chain. the company isn't commenting. chipotle has said he past that the 300 calories only e chorreferso. >>> still ahead, cheetah goes high and puff cheese snack ready r the runway designed by chester cheetah. the runway degy chester cheetah. are always clean. s your flos u and roomba, from irobot. before fibmyalgi i waengetic. i was active. thenhe chronic, widespad pain drained my engy.

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reporter: mohammed was inside of the bar when the commotion began. >> he ran over for cops. >> to boston police officers were taken away by ambulance. for a gun but were dragged 20 feet by a car. >> be looking for a chevy malibu. >> officers spotted the suspect, now identified as vincent weeks. one approach the driver. the other the passenger side. he tried to -- try to grab the backup were struck. weeks was later arrested. the officers were treated and released including the two who were dragged and thrown to the ground. >> we're thankful for that considering what is going on in the world. >> he faces one count of assault and battery. anchor: donald trump choosing to republican women for top posts. south carolina governor nikki haley is tapped for u.s. ambassador to the united nations. haley is the daughter of immigrants from india and was a vocal critic of trump during the campaign. betsy devos is trump's choice for education secretary. devos is a conservative activist and billionaire philanthropist already decrying the choice. the president-elect is also calling for a time of healing

lebron james is making a huge donation $2.5 million for a new museum exhibit in washington dc honoring mohammed ali. >>> helping you decide hour you should spend on someone this holiday season. the care calculator analyzes your relationship and social interactions with the person. it'll only recommend an actual go to work in your pajamas and still look professional. fruit of the loom has a new collection of $50 sweat suits. >> i want to see you wear those on the news! >> oh, please no. >> merry christmas, steve! [ laughter ] >> people are gonna start wearing these on the airline. that's next. >>> she's a great >>> president elect donald trump has offered the job of national security advisor to michael flynn according to a senior official. there is no word on whether flynn has accepted the job or not. he has been a close advisor to trump throughout the presidential swoops down right in the middle of adele's concert. this happened in mexico city. understandably, she freaked out for just a few seconds. then she continued on with her concert. adele is going to be back in the valley performing at ta

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the panel will be moderated by mohamed mohamud who is the interim executive director of the jerusalem fun. health care amed has been here -- hamed has been here for over two years and actually he holds two master degrees, master of art in international relations and a master of science in political economy. that's much more than a surgeon like me. so i'm going to turn it to mohamed who will introduce the speakers, and i'm looking forward to hearing what they have to say. hamed? let me negotiate my way out of here. >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining us today at our annual conference, and thank you for bearing with the heat. i know it's pretty hot in here. finish but we can't do much -- but we can't do much once the coldwet kicks in. again, please silence your cell phones so that we keep december tractions at a minimum. there will also be a question and answer session afterwards. and, again, web audience can tweet their questions to @palestinecertain, and we have a twitter handle of, which is whis pcconf2016. today we are israel's hegemony in the region. in this panel w

. >> mohammed nofal, the head chef at casablanca restaurant across the street, was hanging christmas decorations. he saw the fire from his upstairs window. he and some others grabbed fire extinguishers. >> the flames were going crazy. my cousins and the other manager was here, and i was sprinkled over to control it. >> it seemed to be getting bigger instead of smaller. >> julieth business manager, says she saw the homeowner trying to put the fire out with a blanket or something, but that wasn't working. >> i think they used eight fire extinguishers come but it was not going out. they finally got it out. it could've been a lot worse. >> the homeowner was not home today, but thanks to the folks at casablanca, he has a home to come home to. joyce: the fire was out by the completely out and would not rekindle. patrick: quick thinking and quick reaction. joyce: coming up in sports hear , from the brewers new first baseman and what he wants to bring to milwaukee. patrick: plus, our exclusive one-on-one with jordy nelson. where he says the packers confidence level stands now. stephanie sutt

>> harvey fierstein is re-creating his role f tracy's moham edna, along with ariana grande and kristen chenoweth. >> are y this cast? >> yes. ariana grande is playing my best friend, kristen chenoweth, one of my big of the ide ols is in e show, too. it's crazy. >> the cast nailed their mannequin challenge and she's had to train to keep her stamina up for those dance numbers. >> i'm running on the treadmill and singing every day and with a milkshake in one hand. >> i'm going to a now you until this comes on. >> working out and holding a milkshake. >> they hinted to me that they're all going to make a sneak appearance in "hairspray live" and look for that on december 7th on nbc. >>>just in time for the holidays, here is something for you to look out for. >> get ready for window warfare. what i like to ca >> eight designers will battle it out on the new competition show, window warriors. check out the contestants and footage of the suicide squad's extensive cut. it's all at etonline.com. >>> there are a lot that we love about kuwatie cuoc and one is that she's always so open and honest. >

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this kind of bombastic statement aimed at claiming kinship between these current models and mohammed led in early islam. he is saying things like turn the make the rivers flow with their blood. decimate their territory t. kind of rhetoric we got used to hearing from isis. he is asking the elements fall away from here in iraq and syria. reenergize their areas. we have to look further away to see whether this message reaches its intended audience. >> thanks, matt. >> more protester clashes with police over the controversial officers fired rubber bullets there. pepper sprayed protesters on the standing rock indian reservation. the protestors have been using a make-shift wooden bridge. authority, though, began arresting anyone who crossed on criminal trespassing charges t. army core of engineers is looking to see if they can alleviate their concerns. >> how some u.s. companies are helping to turn out the election day. you are watching "early today. " free- free to seize the savings on medicare part d. from one-dollar copays on select plans to rewards points on all prescriptions, it's eas