vince public today. i don't wear vince. there's bubbling everywhere and it does worry me because we saw that when the whole foods market -- i don't mean whole foods. we saw this with excitement, we saw it with a company violence memorbe -- call violin memory. now i think we're getting too much of just a whole set of areas, an example of the 3d printers. yes, we need to be careful. >> that's important to note. i'm sure we'll come back and revisit those comments who knows when. maybe soon. when we return, cramer's "mad dash," we'll count down to the opening bell and get a look at the futures. we'll get that opening bell in just about ten minutes. e, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate.

please welcome vince vaughn. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. you know all the countries by shape? >> you no, i don't. i find that young man to be more than impressive. at some point maybe you want to go outside and catch a lizard. you know what i mean? no, i think it's exciting. i don't want to be the towny that brings him down for being exceptional. he is exceptional. no way around it. one game every now and then. is that all right? >> jimmy: enjoy. enjoy. what kind of kid were you? did you have like a weird thing? >> i did not have a command of geography in that fashion, no. but he has, i thought that kid has a beautiful spirit, great he is able to do all of that. that's great. i did not, i was not a trail blazer in that category. >> jimmy: any special skills as a child? or a lump? >> not a lump. not a lump. i liked to joke around. i had a since of humor. tried to make up for my lack of geography in other areas. how about yourself, were you an academic whiz? >> i was pretty good in school. i mostly liked to joke around and screw around and pl

. >> dale su maldito dinero, vince. >> no sÉ que les dijo este tipo, pero es mentira. >> el dinero. >> con el debido respeto, sÉ exactamente quiÉn es y jamÁs lo. (disparo). >> por dios, cÁlmense, calmense todos, maldita sea. >> eso es por petey. >> si tienes algo de este hombre dÁselo ahora. >> o dejas de existir, john. (disparos). ♪ (disparos). (disparos). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oye, cuidado! >> a un lado. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (disparos). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oye, cuidado! >> a un lado. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rayos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> saunders, no muevas a mi padre, tengo tu dinero, estarÉ ahÍ en una hora. >> ¿vas a alguna parte? >> ¿quiÉn demonios eres tÚ? >> ese no es el tema. >> ¿entonces cuÁl es el tema? >> diamantes. >> uhum. >> asÍ es, siÉntate, sientate. en algunos paÍses le cortan la mano al ladrÓn, y tÚ nos robaste. segÚn yo tienes tres opciones, puedes fastidiarme, en cuyo caso te mato. intentar tomar el arma en el escritorio y te mato. o, solo me das los diamantes y te dejo desaparecer. >> sÍ, claro. >> mira, amigo mÍo, n

vince shares opened for trade at $29.50 per share. comfortably above that $20 ipo price, which was also above the expected $17 to $19 range. vince holding company's market cap is $1.1 billion. they sell at barney's, bloomingdale's, neiman marcus and saks and their own boutiques. they expect their potential for boutiques to grow to 100 in the u.s. and looking at international expansion. logging a 32% increase in the first half of 2013 following a 23% uptick in 2012. and 7.6% growth in comps in 2011. despite increasing comp tilgs and heavily promotional environment, vince expects its q3 margin to expand by more than 1 percentage point. sun capital owns ma joes-h joers of the shares. maria, we'll miss you. >> we're joined with the ceo of vince here at the post. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> jill granoff joining us. look at this situation, 40%. have you be feeling great about things right now with this ipo performance. >> we are just thrilled to be here today. it is a huge milestone in the company's history. i think it real

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get your response to what vince is saying. his indicators are showing things are bullish. a lot of cash on the sidelines. where will that cash go, probably the stock market, right, uri? >> i don't think so. if the lead point in your argument is this is a bubble and we should buy stocks, that's a fairly weak argument. i don't know the country vince is in, but the one i'm in is a vast majority of america doing very poorly. what we have is an economy giving the illusion of being okay but when you look at it it's not and 90% of americans are living below means and having less disposal income than they used to. this is a long-term very gray drag on the economy, and i don't see strength from, you know, the upper 10% and from the enterprise dragging up the bottom. so, i think this is a market that's ignoring a lot of warning signs out there and will react accordingly when people get a little more sober. >> vince, quickly -- >> i don't -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> warning signs are out there, i don't know what warning signs are out

please welcome vince vaughn. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. you know all the countries by shape? >> you no, i don't. i find that young man to be more than impressive. at some point maybe you want to go outside and catch a lizard. you know what i mean? no, i think it's exciting. i don't want to be the towny that brings him down for being exceptional. he is exceptional. no way around it. one game every now and then. is that all right? >> jimmy: enjoy. enjoy. what kind of kid were you? did you have like a weird thing? >> i did not have a command of geography in that fashion, no. but he has, i thought that kid has a beautiful spirit, great he is able to do all of that. that's great. i did not, i was not a trail blazer in that category. >> jimmy: any special skills as a child? or a lump? >> not a lump. not a lump. i liked to joke around. i had a since of humor. tried to make up for my lack of geography in other areas. how about yourself, were you an academic whiz? >> i was pretty good in school. i mostly liked to joke around and screw around and pl

starting tomorrow, you can see him alongside vince vaughn, in "deliveryman" chris pratt is here with us. and then his album is called "my name is my name." pusha t with pharrell williams from the sony stage. next week we'll be joined by casey affleck, demi lovato, mike tyson, emile hirsch, patton oswalt and we'll have music from the 1975 and linkin park with steve aoki. and i'd like to thank the toronto mayor's office for sending me this gift. this is an official mayor rob ford bobblehead doll see his head goes. i don't know if you can get that at home. but -- his hair appears to have been dipped in gold. like the mayor himself. why did they make his hair gold

today, from the new film "delivery man," vince vaughn. and nicole murphy is here to kick off "live's" family recipe thanksgiving week. plus, an unbelievable watery interview with magician david blaine. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause]

vince gilligan of forgive him. "breaking bad." how much does he credit netflix for the show's success. founder of lululemon, says maybe your thighs are too fat or big for his pants. the woman of "varney & company" are chomping at the bit to respond. who will pay0,000 for a barrel of wine? we've got all that with monica crowley here this hour. charles: guys, first out the box, president obama apologized to everyone losing their health insurance. listen exactly to what he had to say. >> i am sorry that they, you know, are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. we've got to work hard to make sure that they know ww hear them and we're going to do everything we can to deal with folks who find themselves in a tough position as a consequence of this. charles: all right. monica crowley joins us now. this apology was all about those 16 senators who went to meet him the other day, wasn't it? >> listen where to begin with this non-apology, apology. this president and this white house knew all along million

vince vaughn's new movie gets three stars. three stars for "about time," "captain phillips," and "dallas buyers club." "bad grandpa" to stars. have a nice weekend at, everybody. i am arch campbell, abc seven entertainment.

and vince i'm happy to help out. but i want to say to buck is i really appreciate everything you've done. you understand the charter and the codes better than anyone and i know that perhaps as a former deputy attorney i know that when i hear advise from you it's as sound as it gets. i know that the city attorney's office will not be the same without you but i hope you continue to, you know, stay in touch. i think the entire building will not be the same without you. as a san franciscan i want to say god supposed to you >> supervisor avalos. >> wait buck isn't retiring is he. we'd be lost without him. buck congratulations on receiving this award. i started working in january 2005. if they want to give you an award for telling us what we can't do you've told me so many times but i'm a better legislator. and at one point you told me about the roderick dual and i checked it out so thank you for helping me with my history of san francisco >> before we hear from our lawyers lawyer i want to recognize our city attorney. >>

starting tomorrow you can see him in "delivery man" alongside vince vaughn. please welcome chris pratt. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> right there. very good to see you. we know each other. you have not been on the show before. i saw your movie. it is very, very funny. you are very funny. i don't want to ruin it. a dad the kids don't listen to at all. >> yes. >> jimmy: and you don't seem to leave the house ever. >> right. >> jimmy: right. >> i play a dad who is a single father of four in a movie about a guy, vince's character, vince vaughn's character, who is -- about to become a parent in real life and also find out that through, through donating to a fertility clinic and errors he made he is the biological father of 533 children. >> jimmy: like tracy. >> like tracy. he has been donating for years. >> jimmy: tracy morgan's story. >> that's right. >> jimmy: you play the dad. >> i have four kids. i am basically the best job. i was wearing a bathrobe all most the whole movie. >> jimmy: nice. >> the key in hollywood, always tie yourself to like working with

i'm surprised we have vince vaughn on our team. ashton you'kutcher. jon voight. it's good to see more hollywood -- there, you look. there you go. anyway, we have -- anyway, it's nice to see -- >> -- the camera pick her up, there we go. >> -- maybe it's not such a bad thing. it will keep you on black lists and whatnot if you're conservative. >> greg what do you think? >> in hollywood, there's what's called the honesty status ratio. as you're status grows and reaches a point of success, whereas if you speak out about something -- it's okay never to work again, then you will actually speak out. when you look at a lot of these people, the clint eastwoods and jon voights and stallones, david planet, they've all reached a point in their career that if they got black listed, they could survive. you can't do that as a young person because you don't have the status to absorb the damage. it truly is black listing in hollywood. that's why most of the people don't do it until they're in their 50s. >> because then you're protected because you don't worry about them taking dow

. >> jimmy kimmle is next and vince vaughn is on his program. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley. when ouwe goword. she said hert (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the importan and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight vince vaughn. mark consuelos. and music from st. lucia. with cleto and the

vince vaughan talks about what it is like to be a conservative in hollywood. george clooney takes a shot at any one who doesn't believe . the white house is in crisis mode. the president's poll numbers are way down and the roll out of the healthcare law is a disaster. it has gotten so bad since his reelection he is being compared to richard nixon. >> one thing for bill clinton to say i feel your pain, it's another thing for barack obama is caused by a situation that's the word he used in the operative sentence. we mark the one year anniversary of his reelection. has there ever been with the exception of richard nixon been a first year of a second term? >> democratic strategist james carville had amusing advice for the president. >> i think the best thing he can do is take a tobing on the mayor of toronto's crack pipe. his numbers were 48. there you go. >> we are going to get to all of those stories. one of the reasons the president's poll numbers are bad across the board which we will get to in a bit because there's a lot on the healthcare law and obamacare. >

they already knew about this as vince pointed out. this is good that this segment is coming up after our segment about martin bashir. what's important is not the apology but what you're going to do about it. the voters elected somebody who had a criminal record. they understood the criminal record and in fact if you look at the comments on some of the stories, some thought this was a good thing because he would be able to relate to his constituents better. >> now, vince, they didn't just make a mistake with wantwaz davis. another felon was elected and two other people with bankruptcies who were elected who weren't covered. does it say something about the city that so many officials with legal problems are getting elected and are journalists making too much of this? >> you know, i don't know what it says about the city. the city is under emergency manager because of financial problems so the state really has control of it and at the moment city council doesn't have a whole lot of power so that may have diminished the number of people t

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and that impacts with what ccr, where i also used to work, and with what vince does. in a stop and frisk case, we learned about innocent vigilance systemically and repeatedly pro profiled because of the color of their skin. the social media has been powerful and what michael and others are doing is powerful because it's the informal part. >> we'll come back, because i want to talk about stop and frisk. but before we go out, i want to read this quote from the detroit writer and filmmaker, because i think she captures this sense. she writes, i thought that this is not a unique or original story. she recently organized a rally thursday, calling for justice for mcbride. she says, about every six weeks, we basically have some racial kill historic to protest and to mourn and to be outraged about. and that feeling that this is now our new normal. when we come back, more on how that is also part of the stop and frisk story, when we come back. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a bett

this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about 15 or 20 relays, down from about 100, which means much less maintenance. this thing had been running for about six months now, but we still have eight cars here to do. >> great job. >> we have looked at past the elevators and present. now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some o

lombardi logo, is of the vince lombardi logo, is it one or it one or both? both? >> it is everything, as we are >> it is everything, as we are having a having a discussion, a woman by discussion, a woman by the name of mary phillips of the the name of mary phillips of the oem hawes nation, the story she oem hawes nation, the story she talked about, being bullied and talked about, being bullied and being called a red skin. being called a red skin. and a high school team called and a high school team called the indians, a banner, we'll the indians, a banner, we'll leave the indians with a trail leave the indians with a trail of tears. of tears. that was viral and went that was viral and went around. around. the thing about these mass cots, the thing about these mass cots, it makes us stupider about our it makes us stupider about our history. history. i can say that, as an american, i can say that, as an american, we can't afford to be much we can't afford to be much stupider to our history. stupider to our history. as we comicallous to our as we comicallous to

district attorney, the man who convicted charles manson, vince joins us. welcome to the program. why don't 59% of the american people believe oswald and oswald alone killed kennedy? >> well, the propaganda minister of hitler's third reich, which i'm not comparing the conspiracy theory what, but if you push something at people long enough, they're going to start buying it, particularly if they're not exposed to any alternative view. >> the american public has been inundated with a lot of this moon shine. they convinced the majority of americans that oswald was either a member of the high level conspiracy or just some patsy that was framed by an elaborate group of co-kconspirator-conspi mob, working in league with u.s. intelligence, but it's all nonsense. tonight in the very limited time we have, if you could ask me why i feel, and why i wrote 1650 pages, why i feel that oswald is guilty and why i feel there was no conspiracy. >> okay, why? >> let's talk about oswald's guilt. in my book, i set forth 53 separate examples of why i too i feel that oswald is guilty. under those first,

vince vaughn delivery man. a lot of people will hit the movies on this thanksgiving holiday coming up. that is it for us. thank you so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 11:00 on abc 7. we'll see you then. >> coming up on swirl, we speak to alice mother of gay hero mark. >> come talk to mark, he's been hijacked. >> jack goes in the shoes. >> we adult believe in make believe more than kids these days. >> mia makes an irish coffee. >> we will also cover 2013 bold awards and for us tonight. >> all that next on swirl. [music] >> a lot has happened in the month of november as far as l. g. b. t. community goes. two states have passed

and vince power is the democratic party chair out in nebraska. he joins us from omaha. i want to start with you, mr. powers, out there in nebraska. nebraska has this reputation of being the ultimate republican state, i remember that going back to the '60s with nixon beating kennedy out there. what's changed in the last two or three weeks? >> well, thank you very much for having me. actually, the nebraska has elected numerous democrats to the united states senate, but as you know, last year, bob kerry lost, so we don't have any federal officers, office holders. and we're having a very difficult time, unfortunate, recruiting, especially for the second cd, where we had a great candidate, john ewing. he only lost by 4,100 votes. but the city council chair, president of the omaha city council, pete festerson, this outstanding leader here in omaha, let me know right around labor day that he had decided against running. and it was a tough, tough time for us. >> let's go to bill hughes in jersey. i know the city very well, i grew up there, as you know, bill, and i want to talk

this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >>

. >> vince vaughn and chris star in delivery man. for now showing, i'm dave stewart. >> catching fire breaking records after two days in the theaters. another $64 million internationally bringing its total to $135 million by this afternoon. the impressive opening will mark the biggest november opening ever. >>> sharks on ice tonight at the tank. tyler kennedy scoring first period goals and the san jose sharks held on to beat the new jersey devils 2-1. made 18 saves for the sharks who have now won 5 of 6. marcus al dredge has 30 points for the portland trailblazers and beat the warriors 113-101 tonight for their 10th consecutive win and big game. a big deal for the cardinal. real disappointment for khalfans. the contest of bay area fans ends with a 63-13 blowout of the golden bears. heading back to stanford again. all right. we have a couple seconds for weather. beautiful day tomorrow. >> nice tomorrow, but then as we get closer to thanksgiving, we'll have to watch for wet weather coming our way. >> thanks for that. that will wrap it

. >> vince vaughn, the deadbeat dad? >> it seemed that way, my character was anyway, yeah. >> backstage at country's biggest party. >> it's amazing to be here. the excitement for me never changes. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >>> welcome to "on the red carpet" from the theater in the heart of hollywood. i'm rachel submit. so many iconic films have premiered here and this week this one of a kind movie palace held court with superhero royalty with the premiere of "thor: the dark world." the epic event brought brought hollywood boulevard to a halt as fans

i have to thank you, vince, for your service. beyond your service to the country as a military man, you're also serving our vets. tell me about the organization you're involved in. as i look at events in new york city, two pages of all different events for two pages. >> goes back to the origins of the war of 1812 when the country needed to take care of the widows and orphans. then after that second american revolution, things went to a normal status again. after world war i and world war ii saw american legion, vfw and standard membership organizations build up to the strength that didn't require as much attention by the civilian population, because we were, again, taking care of our own. after vietnam, there was a tremendous lack of enthusiasm for service and for veterans. vietnam veterans, part of the 100 original organizers of our welcome home parade here in new york in may of 1985 and then the building up of vietnam veterans memorial on 55 water street. >> i was there. it's pretty spectacular. >> it was spectacular. emotional

vince and paul have been friends for more than ten years, sharing a passion for motorcycles and the open road. in october 2001, the pair travel to san francisco to visit mcdonald's parents. early the next morning they ride north to what they expect to be a long stretch of empty road. armed with a helmet cam, he rides behind his friend and off to one side. >> we got up and he wanted to go out and do some filming. he was being a maniac on the streets of san francisco. the weather wasn't too bad. it was a little foggy, but it was cool. >> mcdonald has been deaf since birth and communicates with the help of a sign language interpreter. >> translator: i thought of a good place by the beach. it was very empty. there were no trees. there was no parked cars. there were no people. there was nothing for me to hit if i made a mistake. >> to communicate visually, they ride in a staggered pattern. >> i always try to stay on his left because that way he didn't have to let go of the throttle to sign to me. he was basically dictating where we were going. he doesn't do the whole follow thing well. >> a s

most notably vince holdings coming out very strong. priced at 0, opened at 29.50, come off the first print since then, a good gain for vince on the first day of trade. an ross stores, disappointing comments. we're watching the retail sector. could be a tough christmas for them. >> thanks so much, mary. ty, up to you. >> sue, 50 years ago this day, november 22nd, 1963, if you were alive on that day, as i was, it was the day that post-war america lost its innocence. we'll take an nbc special report in a moment. asional have constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. for all those who sleep for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, now there's a solution. sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress brand, including yours. it's only at a sleep number store, where this holid

some of those drivers try to deliver their concerns yesterday to mayor vince gray. now the cab byes say the garages that installed the new dome lights cannot keep up with the demand and jacking up the prices for providing that service. >> city council may not have any authority over the washington redskins, but with the nation watching, they want everybody to know they do not approve in the redskins name. >> this is today's d.c. city council meeting where a resolution was approved to urge the washington redskins to change their name. >> it's time to change the name. i think the whole country is starting to get around it. >> redskins is the worst insult to a native american. >> i never known it as a derogatory term. >> redskins owner, daniel schneider has been clear he's not budgeting. recently writing, the name was never a label. it continues to be a badge of honor. our fans sing hail to the redskins. they speak proudly of a sports team they love. many fans have his back. this week, he called on to his fans to flood city council with what he described as team pride.

. >> jimmy kimmle is next and vince vaughn is on his

i want to keep an eye on a thing called vince. i don't know if this is going to be as hot as zulily, the one i told you that priced at $22 and opened at $39 this morning, the one i told you that i wanted you in. if you got any, thank you. i'm glad. got a lot of nice comments about that. people got some. but i think it's definitely worth trying to get a piece of vince on the deal, even if it's just a hundred shares. friday, wow, problematic retailer alert. we have three that will hit some turbulence, because they've fallen out of favor with the analyst community. versus footlocker, i would rather have you see you in nike. which i think is doing terrifical terrifically. then ann, parent of ann taylor, which i played doing a positive piece on before deciding that women's apparel has gotten too hard, although the negativity is so thick here that the company will actually, even if it disappoints, go higher. finally, one of my favorite retailers, and that's pet smart, reports friday. frankly, this one hz become a real dog. it's only up

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this is maybe vince vaughn's worst film---and that's saying something---over the last decade that's he's had these starring vehicles. it's a really confused movie. it's just a mess and kind of embarrasing at times. it's a comedy that doesn't know whether to be funny or heartfelt. go see hunger games catching fire, go see best man holiday---you'll have a much better time. > >thank you erik. > >thank you. why traders are waiting in the cue for pandora earnings. chart talk is next matt cavanaugh of cmz trading joins us now. he is going to be listening in on what's happening with pandora today. good morning to you matt. > >good morning. > >traders seem very focused on this stock. is it a trading opportunity or is it a buying opportunity? > >i think it's more of a trading opportunity. this is one of those stock's that's really had a nice run. it's in the news. a lot of people are aware of it. it's up about 300% on the year so i think it's time to be cautious and really watch what they have to say more than anything. > >what will traders be listening for? > >they're a big mobile ad revenue com

and vince edwards. >> oh, that's right! >> vince edwards went on to be ben casey. >> and the guy who shoots the horse in the killing, remember, he's there -- >> yeah, yeah. >> and he also played one of the three men that was executed in "paths of glory." same actor. i can't think of his name. >> joe turkell? no, not joe. >> one day i signed him in the studio. >> he's the rifle in "the killing"? >> yeah. and joe, that you just mentioned, was the ghostly bartender in "the shining." >> yes. >> i was on a plane with him. >> that's the thing, when you work with kubrick, beyond working with woody, he had the people he used, especially back then, he had his people he used regularly and his films were tried to, copola, but there really is a special place you enter when you're in any of kubrick's films. what's interesting to me when you tell that story is what did -- kubrick, i don't want to make this about kubrick, but what did kubrick get off on? what would happen on the set and kubrick would go, yes! and what would happen when ku