comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ david: tesla naming a new chair to replace elon musk after he agreed to step down from the company's board as part of that settlement with the sec musk's successor is robyn denholm. she has been a tesla board member since 2014. currently serves as a cfo for australian telecom company. denholm is faced with almost i'm possible job of overseeing elon musk. gang, what happens the first time there is a conflict between the two? >> well, give my opinion. first of all i think the conflict goes musks way and this is -- >> really. >> this is window-dressing as far as i can tell. bring someone in from basically musks inner circle, oh, now you will be my defacto boss i think placating the sec. the other thing, it is interesting, back in 2015, now granted she is not ceo but let's call her the chief executive, only 13% of ceo's came from the cfo ranks. that's important because -- >> she is chairwoman though. >> people that are cfos is a different bolt of cloth from ceo's. differe

we ran by the aca comments about comcast using its various content to squeeze rival distributors by comcast. comcast denied it has done that we do have a comment we should put up on the full screen. they're essentially saying this, we believe aca's letter is without merit and constitutes an inappropriate attempt to gain leverage in the commercial marketplace. so there you go. the battle begins and mr. trump just, president just took it up a couple notches. neil, back to you. neil: that is clout, my friend. thank you very, very much. charlie gasparino. special thank you to all the veterans by the way, planning to have some sort of homage to all of you who served this country notably, my floor director among them. the next fellow, charles payne, market genius, served this country nobley and bravely in the air force. i did play with fi joes. -- gi joe's. charles: i'm charles payne. this is making money. tech stocks, especially apple driving the selloff. dozens of people are dead, hundreds still missing. several wildfires are burning across california. we have a live update for you there. and n

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comcast, moving higher by about 1.66%. look at at & t, up 1.75%, despite looming legal battles facing both these telecom giants. charlie, out in front of both of these situations. >> where should i begin? my father was a -- low grade narcolepsy and a penchant for -- not going to say it. dr. evil. liz: i know. so highbrow. >> comcast -- that's the best, man. it was the best one. the best "austin powers." the market is up on my little monologue. should we put up a stock chart of comcast? with sources inside the doj telling the fox business network they continue to examine multiple complaints about comcast alleged monopolistic behavior over the last couple years, even as it was involved in a consent decree in buying nbc universal, had to agree to set certain conditions including not to engage in certain behaviors. we understand it's not just the american cable association that the doj is looking at. the american cable association as we first reported, basically laid out a panoply of potential and alleged anti-competitive beha

they don't believe comcast is living up, at least what ply sources inside doj, they don't believe comcast is abiding by antitrust laws. they are using their content in anti-competitive behavior. we should point out comcast denies all of this. they issued a statement to us they said the aca is inappropriately getting involved in its business dealings. so more to come on this. we'll keep you abreast if and when this does reach an investigative stage. connell: interesting justice department under this president. and media companies. if you told me, knew nothing else coming in, the president tweeted about charlie gasparino it would the no be about comcast. >> what do you think he might tweet? connell: i don't know. >> i knew him before any of you guys knew him. for years. connell: charlie, good reporting. and ge under eight bucks on a gasparino report. melissa: did you see that, for years? connell: yeah. melissa: election day may be over but some results are still up in the air. we're breaking down the current balance of power with the hill's bob cusack. that is next. melissa: three senate ra

comcast business. beyond fast. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. welcome back vice president mike pence arriving in tokyo as he geared up where the trade dispute with china is, obviously, likely a key poppic after secretary of state mike pompeo and defense secretary met with their chinese counterparts on friday joining us now it shall chief investment office katy nixon good to see you thanks for having us. do you think china become an issue for global markets? >> absolutely it is already an a issue march i can and i look forward to seeing the outcome of this trip -- because certainly vic

does comcast get bought out? does time warner and at&t get bought out do they try to muck up the gears here what happens >> i don't know. you have to ask them i know that they both value this asset very highly. hulu, is doing extremely well both in the direct competition to netflix and the video on demand service. >> if were you sitting with bob eiger, you would tell him to do what about hulu and his partners >> i would tell him to -- the reason we believe our assets with disney is they bought our scale and distribution, not just in hulu, potentially in sky, which they didn't end up doing, but also in star tv. they bought our international distribution businesses, plus they added our content creation businesses in fx and the tv studio and movie studio to give them scale creatively. >> the new fox, i know you're going to get a lot of cash, and you know you like to build things. >> talking about the birth of the disney fox deal, fascinating discussion i a lot more to coming here on cnbc and starbucks apple cbs toni

comcast business. beyond fast. lou: there remains uncertainty in the florida counting of ballots. i know that is unimaginable but, it's the truth. a hand recount about for the senate race between republican rick scott and democrat bill nelson goes on. correspondent phil keating is in palm beach county tonight. yes, that palm beach county with the latest for us. reporter: good evening, lou. it was a pretty fast day full of progress across the state today. 57 counties, most of them, if not all of them, at this hour completing their hand count of those questionable ballots. in the senate race. that is why all of the tables behind me are now totally empty. in fact, so is the warehouse. everyone has gone home for the night.much of the focus today on that still too close to be decided u.s. senate race. around noon, palm beach county underway with the account. the process to determine voter intent on ballots where the voter cast some races left others like where they pick more than one candidate to win. if they could not

big problems with comcast and its nbc universal acquisition of several years ago, and saying that comcast routinely violates anti-trust laws. comcast responding saying the market is incredibly competitive with new programmers and distribution platforms, saying they are "continuing to innovate in conducting our business in splins with anti-trust laws and other legal requirements," going on too say "among other things, comcast brought networks to the x1 platform and saying we believe aca's letter is without merit and constitutes an inappropriate attempt to gain leverage in the commercial marketplace. comcast shares trading down about 0.7% back over to you >> thank you, julia boorstin >>> folks, check this out, a mystery chart for you, up almost 500% in the last two months. we'll give you a clue, it's a pharma stock also investors are betting on positive results of a trial conducting on a heart drug those results are out, and we have them. the ceo of the company will join us next. ot that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree,

we understand that comcast, a lot rides on this in terms of comcast. whether doj will indeed go after comcast. i can't say they will. they may do it beforehand. from what we're getting, the sense we're getting is they want to wait and see how the three-judge panel, you know, feels about their arguments, that this is anti-competitive. liz: charlie, working it as always. >> yes. liz: thank you. >> am i getting a wrap already? i wrapped myself for a change. how's that? liz: he's sitting here saying i'm wrapping myself. >> i wrapped myself. liz: dow up 180. coming right back. seven minutes before the closing bell rings. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. . . this is stonington, maine, a town where almost half the population is self-employed. lobster fisherman is the lifeblood of this town. by 2030, half of america may take after stonington, self-em

comcast business. beyond fast. david: one thing that has been holding market up is consumer confidence, that translate to retail sale, this week home depot, macy's, j.c. penney and came to release earnings, what can we expect. with us former walmart ceo bill simon. a lot of questions particular after bad day like today in the market, but, i still see consumer confidence high, does that translate to good retail numbers? >> i think so, i think consume ser -- consumer is strong right now. and more money in paycheck, strong employment numbers, having ahead that walmart last month at investor day, drop back and punted and lowered earnings, i expect them to deliver that is a share redecktion, their sales will be strong. strong. >> jack from baron's, walmart over past two years, a 50 percent stock return. it seems to have a new mojo, i am looking for something that did that, i see jet.com, that has unfused company with entrepreneurial spirit on, on-line side would you agree? >> i do, you know they stated a couple years ag

my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >> november 11 marks 100 yearssd world war i. a century later, the chemical weapons which saw the first widespread use in that war are still in use. fox news has their unpleasant history. >> it was a war known as an especially savage and unforgiving new way to kill. chemical weapons. one cruel legacy of world war i was the first widespread deployment of poison gas on the battlefield. a development that so shockingly continues today. >> in today's world it's unconscionable. >> he's chairman of the syrian counsel. he criticizes the world's acquiescent to bashar al-assad's repeated use of chemical weapons against his own people. >> i can imagine what it would do to someone hiding in their basement with their children in a dimly lit area waiting for a chemical weapon to rain down on them and suffocate them. >> it's a lesson not learned since 1918. on november 11 it's 100 years since the armistice. but the silencing of the gun did not

comcast business. beyond fast. violations.is still on the road tonight after causi >>> a bay area towing company with a history of safety violations is still on the road tonight even after causing death of a young mom. >> a whistleblower has stepped forward saying the company is putting workers and public in danger. vicky nguyen. >> told me he can't understand why regulators allow irvine auto towing to stay in business. history of cheating workers out of wages and ignoring safety issues. as of april 20th, permit was suspended. for that number. were you aware of that? >> i know nothing about that. >> things that happened while i was there, just knew everything wasn't legit. >> reached out after seeing our reports revealinas still in bus even after suspended permit to tow cars. this car became unhitched, rolling and killing woman as she repaired a water main in san francisco. >> just cost somebody their life. >> started working in late august jump starting cars. saw red flags from the start. >> watched vehicle after

my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. . >>> president trump revealing new details after indicated he finished a set of questions from special counsel. take a listen. >> i write answers. nigh l my lawyers don't write answers. i write answers. i answered them. >> you submitted them. >> i haven't submitted them. i just got finished. i've been a little busy. you need lawyers for submittal and lawyers to go over some of the answers, but they're not very difficult questions. >> joining me now is nbc legal analyst danny cevallos. good morning, danny. answering questions on his own, is that something the legal team would have allowed him to do that? >> no legal team would allow the president, particularly this president, to answer questions given by a prosecutor, but it assumed facts in evidence. prosecutors never give questions to defendants, suspects, or someone else. if they did, lawyers would be screaming if they submitted them themselves. no matter what, the lawyers will

a news alert here on parent comcast. alex-sharpleyen preying the story and brings more what have you found. >> there is a new box going to be launched by comcast our parent company largest u.s. cable company that will be marketed toward internet only subscience are scribers, allowing the customers to aggregate favorite streaming apps as long as they don't compete directly with comcast. netflix, amazon, youtube the same apps you can get if you are a comcast skper and do subscribe to video they're bumbled with the x 1 platform that comcast uses for video service. in product will be just for people that get broad band and don't subscribe to video and will help with the problem of how do you find all this stuff out there that's on netflix and amazon and youtube is will aggregate it into one so broad band customers have have an easier time finding their content. and will it comes with a voice activated remote control comcast, i'm told, is trying to figure out the pricing of this product. but they feel like it will help the ov

comcast business. beyond fast. your company is and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. th. . liz. we have a market alert. we were at commercial break. we touched session highs. gain of 178 points for the dow jones. we're still up 159. green on the screen for the nasdaq. up 42. nasdaq had been lower by about seven. we have decent swing. after extremely volatile october, the bulls are smiling and will continue to do after the midterm elections because that is just how history shows it but that is actually according to our next guest says tonight's likely result a split decision is the best possible scenario for the markets. so how he is recommending to invest? ryan dietrich,lbl financial. what is your thesis the bulls smile after the midterms? >> well, liz, first off thanks for having me bat but you're right, we just had a rough october. then you look at history, you usually have strength after that. let's look at the last two elections. 2014 big correction into the middle of october. rally. nine-d

comcast business. beyond fast. . >>> an emotional ceremony, very emotional ceremony for a little girl who vanished 30 years ago. she was kidnapped from a grocery store parking lot in 1988 and hasn't been seen since. ktvu's azenith smith joins us now. friends and family are not giving up hope? >> reporter: more than 50 people gathered tonight at the church, not far from where she was ubducked. friends and family -- abducted. friends and family and searchers and a childhood friend who was the soul witness to -- sole witness to her kidnapping. >> reporter: remembrance sunday night. she travelerred from texas to sing a song for her family -- traveled from texas to sing a song for her friend. >> i watched the car back out. i watched him start to drive down mission boulevard. and that is when i ran inside. >> day she will r forget. it was back on november 19, 1988. the friends were leaving the super market when she went back to get a scooter. that is when she heard her scream. she was placed inside a car and

in comcast there was a lot of d dissatisfaction. charter was particularly ov over-joanover over-owned each one has a bit of a different narrative. >> what do you make of disney's news last week that their own plans that we know a little more about them to launch director consumer products and whether it is a game clanger and for netflix in the opposite direction? >> this is where the market has been telling you they are going for a long time. >> it is where a given is all distributed and where it is all dependent on that in the same company. all of the cross selling from one to another dries up and remember, the whole value chain of the media business existed in order to syndicate risks for the studios. if you're going to reconcentrate that risk in individual companies they have to be really large. so netflix made that clear first. they started the path for real scale. that's clearly what comcast wants to do. it's what disney has said they are going to do. it's still not entirely clear. netflix is way down from highs it's not entire

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comcast business. beyond fast. trish: cnn white house correspondent is back at the white house after a judge ruled restore his hard trespass temporarily. all this comes as the president sits down with why is wallace. a major focus of their talk decorum. the entire interview airs sunday. but we get a preview for you. here is president trump. president trump: what they said is we have to create rules and regulations for contact, et cetera, et cetera. we are going to do that. if he misbehalf is we'll throw him out or stop the news conference. chris: what will your rules be? president trump: we'll have rules of decorum, you can't keep asking questioned. we had a lot of reporters in that room and they were unable to ask questions because this guy gets up and starts doing what he's suppose to be doing for him and cnn, and just shouting out questions. and making statements, too. but i will say this, nobody believes in the first amendment more than i do. if i think somebody is acting out of sorts, i will leave

at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross yes! yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. >>> this morning, there are seven more recipients awarigd with thest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. president trump honoring three posthumous posthumouslyhe >> includingate justice antonin scalia. i spoke with one of his son's about his father's legacy and whatessons we can learn in is a increasingly political divided climate. >> maureen scalia stands in the very spot where 32 years earlier antonin scalia became a u.s. supreme court justic justice scalia became known as one of the court's most outspoken conservatives but a

my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> paul butler says there may be a reason behind that. take a listen. >> the court where mueller has brought most of the prosecutions is the federal court in d.c. there are 36 sealed indictments pending right now in that federal court now. they may be for mueller's team. they may not be. they're secret. we don't know. we do know they 18 sealed indictments have been filed since august. everybody knew that after the midterm elections, attorney general sessions was on the way out. he may have anticipated this. and filed all of these sealed indictments in this event. an event that trump might install in act acting attorney general. >> joining me now is criminal defense attorney. great to have you here this morning. we know the special counsel went silent for august. went silent before the midterms. he was able to anticipate the move. filed the indictments before sessions was fired. >> he anticipated and planned for it. he has issued

comcast business. beyond fast. kennedy: president trump went to france, he took his under pants, the trip has been turned to a war of words between the president and other world leaders, tweet today, president slamming allies for not holding up their end of bargain saying, massive amounts of money spent on protecting other country, we get nothing but trade deficit and losses, time that very rich country there are pay united states for great military protection or protect themselves themselves, trade must be preand fair. macron pushing back that he is an american nationalist. >> is the opposite of national. ism, it a detail of patriotism, by saying our interest first, who cares about the others, we erice whaerase what is essentia. it is moral values. kennedy: all right, well you can pay for our military, and show us you on great your moral values are. will president's hardball tactic payoff, we will ask cory lewandowski. cory welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: so let's parc parse thi don't think that macron is is

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> afa er's secret hidden for decades leaves a brother and sister trying to trace their roots. >> thousands of families congss facing the same fate. >> jodi has the story and why they couldn't reveal their truth until now. >> reporter: death isn't always the end of a story. especially when it comes to family secrets. >>ish i had got to know him better. >> reporter: there was a lot ey didn't kno growing up. >> there's my mom. >> reporter: the roots of their family tree date back to the early1960s. they lived with their mom and two older siblings their dad had returned from the korean war with mental issues and was in and out of the hospital. it was hard. i want that had love and affection from my father. >> jim said that relationship tore at himor years. as a teen, he even went to jail. his sister had started to notice something. >> like a little girl. >> they called him uncle ralph. the friendly catholic priest from the church. he was around a lot for as long as they cou

comcast business. beyond fast. from ktvu fox2news this is mornings on 2. >> look at the timing -- the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. pg&e is in the spotlight. they had roller coaster numbers last week. we will continue to monitor this throughout the morning. >>> good morning. it is monday, november 19 and i'm claudine long filling in for pam. >> good morning i'm dave clark. it's good to see her. it's cold outside. not as much smoke -- >> claudine, you sound better. >> yes, the breath of fresh air i've been looking for all week. >> smoke and haze another day. today will be another tough one. air quality -- there are some areas of fog being reported. co it is going to be a tough day. there is not enough stirring up of the air. it is still northerly popping and a lot of smoke and haze men. hire clouds with this system to the south. this will give us high clouds. it's the system wednesday that will get some rain in here. haze and smoke with a lot of high clouds. there will be two systems. it arrives early

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my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> now it breaking news. officials in northern california are warning that strong winds in the next couple of days could make the state's most destructive fire more dangerous. fires are lajing in the north and south of the state. the camp fire the most destructive in history, claimed 23 lives. ten fatalities from paradise. a small community decimated by that fire. poor air quality forced officials to close schools in the nearby city of chico. two people were arrested for looting. about 105,000 acres have burned and more than 6400 homes destroyed. in the san fernando valley, firefighters took advantage of diminished winds overnight to battle the woolsey hill fire. two people died there. 177 homes destroyed. >>> breaking news. president trump just attending a ceremony marking the end of world war i. he was one of 80 world leaders in paris. he shook hands briefly with russia's vladimir putin. joining us from paris, kristen welker. g

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comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back. blame the federal reserve for the market selling off. the president thinks so. >> i think tech stocks have some problems but that will come back. but no, i think we're going to do very well. i'd like to see the fed with a lower interest rate. i think the rate's too high. i think we have much more of a fed problem than we have a problem with anyone else. >> the selloff in stocks has been largely about worries over economic growth slowing down. i sat down with federal reserve bank of dallas president, robert kaplan. i asked him about the rate hike timing, the economic cycle right now, and why he's worried about growth coming down. >> the reason i think growth may well slow, the fiscal stimulus is helping us this year and we have been expecting that some of that effect will fade in '19 and '20. that's to be expected. and underneath the economy, gdp is made up of growth in the work force and growth in productivity and work force growth has been solid, but we think it's going to start to b

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", the paradise high school football team was a special guest at the 49ers team last night. they met with members of the 49ers organization, it was the first time that the paradise high school football players had seen each other sips that fire started and many lost their homes. >>> even though our houses are gone and the town is flattened, one of the worst parts is just not having anything to do. no work to go to no church or school to go to, no neighborhood to go to, anything, we can be together and we can be normal, so, kids were joking a little bit after they got into it, it was really sweet. >>> the 49 others reached out to the high school with the offer of tickets and sealed access, the 9ers went to the coaches and fans. >>> fans can bid on game worn jerseys, and they were worn by several players in last night's game. they're being auctioned off at fanatics auctions.com. the mullins jersey is selling pretty well, it may be at last b

comcast just put out a twiddle handle yesterday that says, "comcast cares." does it really? the directors need to make it their business to get involved and investigate all of the allege predators at mbc nbc news, not just matt lauer or tom brokaw that assaulted and harassed me but many others who need to get to bottom of it and clean out what is wrong with nbc news. be a bacon of the journalistic organization should be. >> tucker: you mentioned andy lack who runs this and suggested he, himself, ought to be investigated. has he been? >> no. >> tucker: do you think there is evidence he should be subject of an investigation? >> i know of two victims who have been interviewed by reporters. i know of a member of cbs news management who was involved in both of the cases who confirmed that to me. so, yes, that exists. it's also been in print. this is out in the news. what is shocking to me is that this is easy findable. you can google this. does nbc universal and comcast just not care? does andy look's boss steve birk know about it and not care he had alleged i will say predator r

comcast business. beyond fast. >> 's a new report that demonstrates president trump is succeeding in making china pay for most of the trade tariffs. european researchers saying american consumers and companies absorbing only four and half% of the tariffs of the 25% imposed on $250 billion of chinese goods. the remaining are being paid by china. joining me to talk about the tense u.s. china relationship i one that doesn't seem to be improving, gordon is with us. good to have you here. welcome back from tokyo. good to see you. let's start with the targeted tariffs the president has implemented and more to follow if the chinese do not come to their senses. this has to shock places like goldman sachs and the establishment forces lobbying against these tariffs. your thoughts? >> all the smart people he talks about how the american consumer would be the one paying for the tariffs are wrong. it's because the administration picked out the areas where there was a lot of elasticity. >> there goes gordon using ec

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> we have a good one from thursday night. green bay packers took a hit as they go down to the seahawks. andy scholes has the details in the bleacher report. >> good morning, dave. after the loss, aaron rodgers says there is still hope for the packers. they sit at 4-5-1. rodgers was doing his part. he made a couple of spectacular throws. i'll show you one in the first quarter. rolling out on this play to his right. rodgers in the air. hits robert for a 54-yard touchdown. packers up at that point. seahawks come back. russell wilson in thing fourth finds ethan alld dixon. then after the incomplete pass on the packers next drive. it is fourth and two on their own 33 with over 4:00 to go. mike mccarthy decided to punt with one time-out left. the look on aaron rodgers face says it all. seattle runs out the clock to get the win. 27-24. >>> draymond green and kevin durant back on the court since the dust-up on monday. despite the incident, he is saying the warriors will win the

my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> all of the devastation but there are heartwarming stories of love and compassion. we show you how an unlikely couple came together to survive the unthinkable. >> jane and margaret sherry bond. it is built among a service we all rely on. it is what led dane to margaret thursday morning as the campfire quickly exploded in size. >> i was working as normal and i see above the trees i am starting to get some smoke. >> at the same time margaret was going through her morning routine. >> i got up as usual. i went and had some oatmeal as usual. i turned the tv on and then they said there was a fire going into paradise. >> her caregiver had already left for the day leaving the 93- year-old home alone with her cats. >> in his new garbage truck, dane continued jumping -- dumping cans. he ended up in margaret's neck of the woods. >> i have been up for 8 years and i picks the people that were older. i let them know they were coming in major

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> a new kind of drug is e offering new ho people with cancer. tonight, the fda just approved the first drug that targets a tumor based on its dna instead of its location in the dy. nbc news's john torres looks into the impact two daily pills could have on more than a dozen types of cancers. >> reporter: 1-year-old rihanna plaza might be one of the tiniest pioneers in the world of cancer treatment. >> woo! >> reporter: the connecticut girl was born with a rare type of tumor on the outside of her arm. >> my whole world fell apart, i was like, oh, my god, like, why did it have to be my daughter? >> reporter: chemotherapy didn't work and doctors said they would amputate. then, they tried an experimental drug. within three days, something amazing happened. the tumor started to shrink. >> the mass went down drastically and we were like, wow. this stuff is something else. >> reporter: this week, the fda approved that drug. the first to treat at least 12t s of cancer that all h

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> a rough week in southern california and the rams delivering a big win giving the community something to cheer about. andy scholes here with the "bleacher report." >> good morning, dave. thousand oaks shooting took place less than five miles from the rams practice facility. many of the players and coaches had to evacuate their homes because of the wildfires. it has been a rough week for the rams. the team holding a moment of silence before the game for those who lost their lives in the shooting and then the rams did give their fans something to cheer about. fourth quarter, brandon cook takes this handoff in for the touchdown. he then finds floyd mayweather to give him the ball. that was the second touchdown ball given to mayweather in the game. l.a. beat seattle 36-31. afterwards, the team talked about getting the win for so cal. >> a tough -- for socal. >> a tough week for the area. i hope today provided a little bit of joy. >> a lot of tragedy that has been going on.

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comcast business. beyond fast. >>> as the deadliest wildfire in california history continues to rip through the state, the san francisco 49ers are trying to do what they can do to help. andy scholes has the story in the "bleacher report." good morning, my friend. >> good morning, dave. the hardest hit community is paradise, california. 6,400 homes destroyed. the high school football team is 8-2. because of the fires, they had to forfeit the playoff game. the 49ers wanting to do something to help. invited the team to the game. all of the players and coaches and cheerleaders making the trip to levi stadium. the team on the sidelines for the national anthem standing with the 49ers. the school survived the fire, but 90 90% of the players homesd not. the team is holding a jersey raffle for the team. the temperature was 106 last night. that was not unhealthy enough to postpone the game. it had to be over 200 for two consecutive hours to cancel. eli manning led a comeback with the touchdown with under a minut

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so does comcast. i think those two companies are the highlights within media this earnings season. >> quick thoughts? >> i think it is steady as she goes they have succeeded in changing the orientation of investors on paid subscriber losses it all works i think it will remain a question in terms of pricing for how you'll market it and what expectations are that's all -- you know, it will be developed i hi the stock reflects the fact that it is getting comfortable >> we are going to dive into disney coming up more earnings ahead. blizzard out and we have the numbers now. >> mixed results from the company. focusing on monthly active users. it seems to be what is sinking the stock. it is down nearly 10%. let me give you earnings per share. it was 52 cents adjusted expects revenue coming in line at $1.66 billion the projections here, so for q4 adjusted eps projects 1.27 cents. it is on the lower level revenue projections. the company saying it expects sales of 3.05 billion. it is shy of street consensus.

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comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back, we want to take you live to the opening bell this morning. coincidently, a that helps with respiratory illnesses is going public today. vapotherm, it's another ipo, they're ringing the bell this morning, celebrating that, and the markets are celebrating a new report showing inflation wi points or so on the opening. we'll have all of that coming up on the dollars and cents. >> thanks for joining us on "mornings on 2", the middle of the week, wednesday, november 14th, i'm dawe've been following all morning long, an overturned big rig has affected traffic. >>> allie rasmus is there, what do you know new. >> reporter: we can show you what it -- what do you know now? >> reporter: we see two heavy duty tow trucks, and they're trying to remove two trailers, big rigs, that have overturned. with be is in the e railroad as try to clean up the mess, who you did this happen? before 4:00 this morning, the ups driver said he was driving at a normal rate answer noticed

my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. howie: president trump told chris wallace he's finished writing answers to mueller's questions. he said it's gone totally nuts. he says they are a disgrace to our nation. they don't care how many lives they ruin. these are angry people, including the highly-conflicted bob mueller. a total witch hunt like no other in american history. joining us. emily jashinsky. sara fischer and mo elleithee' who runs georgetown university's institute of politics. the media is covering this as an overheated escalation on the president's part. emily: when the president is tweeting in capital letters, it's understandable. but at the same time the president has frustrations about the scope of the investigation that's supposed to be collusion. so it's sort of like when you are talking about your interview with chris wallace, two things can be true. howie: saying mueller worked for obama for 8 years isn't the full story. sara: he was hired under the bu

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comcast business. beyond fast. >>> you're watching live pictures from the palace in central paris. >> and u.s. president donald trump is expected to arrive here at any moment and we will bring that to you. >> he will be greeted by the french president macron. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. once here he will head in >> just hours ago he said m mr. macron made an insulting statement. he was referencing remarks president macron made earlier this week. let's bring in katelyn collins is with us. katelyn is at our paris bureau, search rlg paris. melissa is at the presidency. are you learning anything about donald trump's mindset as he comes in here to meet his host? >> he clearly is setting the stage for a clash because he tweeted that remark about the french president being insulting minutes after he touched down on french soil despite the fact that president macr oon made that remark on a frenradio over week ago. as you see president trump seems to be arriving here. there

comcast business. beyond fast. liz: breaking news. the trans-atlantic -- alaska oil pipeline has been shut down at this hour after a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck anchorage, alaska. the measure coming as a precaution only. we should tell you that. the pipeline has not been damaged. but officials in the region are reporting widespread damage across homes and buildings, multiple roads and bridges are closed right now and officials are warning residents to stay off the roads if they can. now, earlier, there was a tsunami alert for the southern alaska coastal region. that's been canceled, but we are going to keep you updated on the situation in anchorage as we get new information. because there hasn't been damage to that pipeline, the price of oil is still falling in the after market session here. we are at $50.67 per barrel, down 1.5%. it's been a horrible week for oil bulls, i can tell you that. major short squeeze here -- major, rather, bull squeeze. if there is such a thing. i just made that up. let's take a look. the markets have s

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> this is "great big story." >>> step one undermine faith in american democracy. >> step two, create obstacles to voting. three create obstacles to the obstacles. ♪ >>> two president past and present on the campaign trail ahead of what some say is the most polarized elections in american history. >>> plus slapping iran with with what they say are serious sanctions on the oil industry. liec live in teheran with reaction. >>> some republicans fear he may have a negative impact on their state's midterms. >> from cnn world head quarter atlanta. welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. thank you for joining us. u.s. president trump and former president barack obalm are on the trail. >> president trump conceded they could win a majority but wouldn't be to blame if that were to happen. he also pushed his immigration message, telling crowds democrats want to invite migrants, cri

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