mike: why would they change? i have not heard any signal out of germany that is likely to change its tack. talking about hitting the nail -- the nato target. i think we can dispense with the idea. jonathan: so where is it coming from? when i speak to people in europe, they are very skeptical about germany following through on stimulus. when i speak to people in the united states, there is a belief that somehow we are going to get some fiscal stimulus from the german government. where is that coming from? mike: you look at the numbers and you say it is at least possible. in the u.s. you get a deficit of 5% of gdp, you get a surplus. you hit f9 on the spreadsheet and say, i can make this work. theoretically, yes, but the political will is not there. jonathan: how about the bond market? do you like it in europe? mike: we like staying short in the u.s. we are not in the comfort zone of saying get long-duration. you think about backing up 40 basis points on a trade deal, then we will talk about getting long. until the

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mike: guey jones was a lucky one. perhaps it was his american name of jones, but his citizenship and community respect assisted his future as shared by his daughter-in-law, dolly jones. dolly jones: i looked in the records and there will be a letter that you can see that kim jones, who is guey's wife, wrote a letter stating that he is an american citizen and he was able to buy property, but he didn't have any money. so there are names of two people from chinatown that don't--that help--loaned him money to buy property, in around 1915 or '16 helping people, and then in 1918 he started his farming on his own and that's when he farmed and sold his first crop. they abandoned their farms dolly: after guey passed away, then his son, harry, took over part of the ranch, and he is second generation. and then harry's son, steve, came into the farming business when he graduated from cal poly. and then now his son, bryce, is farming with him now. mike: but guey endured, leaving a growing legacy retained the original parcel of lan

i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. we begin with trace gallagher with what we can expect tomorrow when the present bureau chief will face a ascendant grilling. good evening. >> we should note that the british media went after him on a number of fronts saying he never showed remorse for underage sacks victims and he said he never regarded being friends of jeffrey epstein. in fact, he said he introduced him to an array of interesting people who broaden his horizon give this for his reason for saying in epstein's new york mansion. watch. >> i was doing other things while i was there. >> but you are saying at the house of a convicted sex offender? >> it was a convenient place to stay. >> he also gave abundant answers about virginia good friday. prince andrew claims he doesn't remember meeting her. he stopped short of calling a picture of them together fake but he did say on one of the dates she claims they had sacks, he had taken his daughter for pizza. when the reporter said she described dancing with him while he sweated

mike: you don't? >> know. >> reporter: mike bloomberg doesn't do it for you? >> not an issue whether he does it for me or not. i don't see that happening. i don't understand why he came out the way he did, why he would want to be known as somebody throwing $30 million out in terms of getting his name known. it seems a strange approach to me. we will see if he knows what he is doing. mike: a lot of different things, is there something you haven't written about that you aspire to? >> i read a lot of kids books. there is another book, alley cross coming out the same day about alex's son and getting kids reading, that is something you never here in a debate. nobody talks about education are getting kids reading and that as much as anything else is the future of this country and i wish it could be a subject of debate as well. mike: if we get one we are going to ask. james patterson, thank you for your time. >> congratulations to james patterson, the panel is next, we will talk about stabbings in two major european cities at least one of which is being called a terr

." >> mike: good evening, i'm mike emanuel. the president made a surprise trip to afghanistan to have a thanksgiving meal with the troops and he had some news about peace talks with the taliban. the trip comes as his administration is dealing with major developments in several hot spots both at home and around the globe. we have fox team coverage tonight. benjamin hall in london as china criticizes what it calls the sinister intentions of the u.s. in hong kong. jennifer griffin at the pentagon as the former secretary of the navy has a scathing critique for his old boss, the president, and we begin with kevin -- near the president's resort. >> call it operational security. call it secret. by any definition the president's visit to afghanistan was a very welcomed surprise. for many american troops stationed abroad this thanksgiving holiday. president trump: i hope everyone enjoyed a fantastic meal. >> after a secret 13-hour flight some 15,000 feet above the frigid wild blue a warm welcome in afghanistan. >> what are you saying to

mike? >> mike: benjamin hall live in london. benjamin, many thanks. president trump offering encouragement about the prospect of peace with the taliban. the president is back florida resort tonight after surprise visit to visit american troops in afghanistan. correspondent kevin corke is in west palm beach this evening. >> from a fun-filled day of fraternity, fidelity and food. >> thank you all very much. what a great job do you. >> to the stark reality of a frightful fragility. >> the taliban wants to make a deal. we will see if they want to make a deal. it's got to be a real deal but we will see. >> and the shadow of his first ever visit to afghanistan this thanksgiving a flicker of hope for president trump. that failed peace talks with the taliban could soon be reignited. >> they don't want to do a seas fire they now want to do a seas fire i believe it will now work out that way. we will see what happens. we have made tremendous progress. >> the trip to afghanistan came a week after a prisoner swap between washington and kabul and raised hopes for

. >> if you are worried about the tech giant results next week, mike khouw has a place to run. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >>> before we dive into the show we've got breaking news on boeing and american airlines let's get to phil lebeau with more phil. >> and melissa a new date when american airlines will be returning the 737 max. remember it was january 16th they have now pushed it all the way back to march 5th. coming a come hours after southwest says it's pushing bab the return of the max to march 7th. once again airlines delaying when they expect to fly the plane again. >> phil, thank you phil lebeau with the latest on american airlines. >>> well the markets may be sitting at record highs one sector showing weakness. look at the xly consumer discretionary etf. lagging behind the broad are the market and more than half of the stocks in the seccer now sitting in correction territory our chart master cart are worth says there could be more trouble ahead. why don't you head over to the plasma, break it down. >> it's an instance of well, not

then dahlia was told mike had been shot dead. there was more than one twist in this case, and it would take investigators nearly a decade to unravel the tale of sex, lies and videotape. here's dennis murphy. >> the mesmerizing story of dahlia with a fittingly preposterous ending begins in a place where conspicuous consumption and the envy index is as high as the humidity. palm beach, florida. >> you can drive over the bridge and immediately feel the rarefied air, the mansions and hedges that hide the mansions. >> reporter: palm beach post senior editor jan tuckwood, says some mainlanders can't resist the wannabe allure of palm beach. >> most people on the mainland are influenced. that richness is right there, and how can they get a piece of it? >> reporter: over the bridge, past the interstate, newlyweds dalia and mike dippolito, lived in a quarter-million dollar condo in high and dry boynton beach. not exactly the same zip code as palm beach but perfectly fine for two up- and-comers. dalia and mike had big dreams like any couple

mike: m&a thrives on certainty. certainty from a valuation point of view in the market, political point of view, regulatory point of view. what we are seeing right now is a large amount of uncertainty. if you put into context the unfriendly attitude from the north that mexican businesses are experiencing, into context with the new administration which sometimes has antibusiness rhetoric, you see executives being sandwiched between northern and southern pressure. that is having a real effect on the m&a markets. in the first half of 2019, there were 78 m&a deals at a value of $5 billion. last year, 35% dip. 57%.ears ago, david: is that more u.s. companies investing in mexican companies or the reverse? mike: 57%. david: cross-border m&a statistics are quite dismal going out from mexico into the u.s. we had something like 50 transactions in the run-up in the last two years, and just two in the last few. mentioned amlo, the new president. he has said some things at the business community is nervous about. -- pemex,ave mx

please, mike. thank you, mike. i appreciate it. thank you very much. mike:d.c. representing big time! i love it. [applause] you guys got after it. not a baseball town. not even close. huge baseball town. what a great fan base we had. the playoffs -- the latter part of the season of the playoffs, you guys were electric. it was unbelievable. i'd like to thank the president and the first lady for having us here. we're honored to be here in the long tradition of honoring champions at the white house. this is a particular honor because washington, d.c. not only is the nation's capital and the most powerful city in the world, it's our hometown. [applause] we've heard all the players talk about -- you'll hear davey talk about it, but i've got to talk about it. this is a special group of human beings right here. great baseball players, yes. we know that. great skills. great players. they've had great accomplishments in their careers. but what a special group of character people we have. we're so fortunate here in washington, d.c. to have representatives of the washingto

mike was married. lawyers jason brodie and josh friedman arranged a quickie divorce so the ballad of mike and dahlia could begin. >> he fell in love with her. he thought she was the end-all, be-all. he thought this was it, i will have a family and we will grow old together. >> they hit it off right away. >> dahlia is a real estate agent. >> and that attracted him to her, she was successful on her own and didn't need him. >> are we talking about sexual attraction or more going on here? >> there's sexual attraction, absolutely. >> with the divorce in hand, they dashed to the courthouse to marry and soon fell into comfortable routines. morning workouts at the gym, steamy date nights at five-star hotels and love notes on the fridge. they seemed to be dahlia's dream guy and three months into the marriage according to michael she told him she was pregnant. he was thrilled. life was good. but early one morning in august 2009 it all came to an end for the two with a finality ascertain as crime scene tape strun

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something else that could take investors on a magic carpet ride he'll tell us what it is and later mike khouw has a five-star uber rating. but how will he rate uber stock heading into next week's earnings buckle up, because it's time to risk less and make more. "options action" begins right now. >>> and let's get right to it earnings season in full force. but will the force be with disney when it reports next week the media giant trailing the broader market this year but dan says the stock could conjure up magic when it releases earnings on thursday. let's get in the money dan take it away. >> back in july the stock was massively outperforming the market it had a lot of momentum, we had a five-year chart. starting with this this thing was range bound, finding a lot of resistance for years at the 120 level and broke out in april when they gave some color about this disney plus service, the streaming service that they are rolling out in just a couple of weeks. and so that chart is really interesting to me. you see that island, that it spent in the last six or so months trading above 130 k

>>> thank you, mike. a live look at emeryville this is our camera there. 80 looking good and smooth. there is a high wind advisory on the bay bridge and some work on the old span of the bridge, on the upper deck there. see one lane closed, maybe two at spots, causing a slowdown. here we have antioch to hercules a 25-minute ride. highway 85 to the san jose airport seven minutes. reggie and kumasi? >>> a big change for high school biology classes. >> students can use synthetic frogs instead of real ones for dissections. >>> in today's "tech bytes" a first for high school biology class. >> a class, the world's first to use synthetic frogs for a dissection instead of preserved ones. they look and feel just like a live frog and are reusable. watch out jeff bezos and bill gates. >> could be replaced as the world's richest person by the ceo of the parent company of louie vitton. just shy of gates and bezos. >>> finally, check him out, ladies this is aaron smith. >> aaron was tired of dating apps so he created hi

mike, we'll see you again shortly. still ahead, twitter in hot water earlier this week after two former employees were charged with spying for saudi arabia, but some experts say different social media platform could be an even bigger risk we'll explain, ahead >>> plus, president trump weighing in on the latest potential entrance in the democratic race. >> i know michael bloomberg fairly well. not too well fairly well. well enough. he will not do very well and if he did, i would be happy. there is nobody i would rather run against than michael >> we'll take a closer look at what a bloomberg candidacy might look like. and we'll speak with leon cooperman about why he's supporting his former billionaire. i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, pat

mike nicco is talking about more rain throughout the day. hi, mike. >> i am. i want to show you the san mateo bridge where it is raining now. you can see the rain coming down. we had drops on the lens there until we used the windshield wipers to get rid of them. we have the continuation of wet weather. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. about 51 to 54 today. but tonight, some thick frost is possible now that we got some rain in the ground and temperatures hitting the mid to upper 20s in the north bay valleys, the tri valley will have some frost as temperatures will drop down to 31, 32. the rest of us in the 30s to near 40 in san francisco and san mateo. that's as w5rarm as it gets. coming out of the caldecott, a nice downpour waiting for you there. another one over 92 from san mateo to half moon bay. look at our sprawling area of low pressure, yanking in that colder air. you can see the thunderstorms, there's the possibility of those today. here we go. 7:00 in the morning, oh, did i forget to put pause points? yep. so we'll go all the way up to 9:30. we do ta

conoco. >> mike, what's the trade? >> this is an interesting situation. obviously we're talking about the market being very close to its all-time highs energy in a very different place for sure of course, lurking around the corner if you're thinking about investing in the space is the biggest issuance that has ever taken place which is the aramco deal although that looks like it's going to be more local. to me that's one of the reasons why you might not see the top get blown off of this necessarily. but this does seem to have found a little bit of a base here. so the trade i was looking at is not one we talk about a lot, but it has some characteristics i like specifically i was looking at the january 60 december 62 diagonal call spread by the january call at 2.65 earlier today and sell the december 62s against it for $1 net-net you're spending $1.65. at the time i looked at it the stock was trading $60.40 it was slightly in the money if we come in where we printed on the last today, which was just under 60. this thing will cost you a little bit less. here

because mike is tracking a whole lot for us. hey, mike. >> a whole lot changes today. hi, everybody. look at the temperatures. very mild out there. everybody warmer than we were yesterday. 49, menlo park. 51, redwood city. everyone else 54 to 57 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. where we have clear air, upper 40s in san ramon and livermore. 53 in oakland. san rafael, 58. most in the north bay mid to upper 40s. your drive commute and fog-free commute. mass transit, cool to mild. gusty and whommy on the bay. 55 through 9:00. low to mid-60s 11:00 through 5:00 with all that sunshine. 54 heading out this evening. 56 through 9:00. low '60s along the east bay from 11:00 to 4:00. 55 at 7:00. for san francisco, we'll be in the 50s through 9:00. we'll touch 60. that's as warm as it gets from 3:00 to 5:00. back in the mid-50s with increasing clouds tonight. tonight is when the red flag warning begins. that coming up in the weekend forecast. first, good morning. >> good morning, mike. >> rough start? >> yeah. it's always a hard start when we have a fatal accident early in the mor

mike mcclelland. his stepdaughter said he loved the job. >> i think he did embrace being a leader and he enjoyed the people he worked with. he would talk about this person did this and i was proud of them. this person did this and i was proud of them. >> he came and took it over. >> reporter: was he tough? >> he was not tough on us at all. the greatest thing about him, he let us do what we do best. >> reporter: he formed a relationship with mark. >> mark was his best friend in the office. they were very close. >> reporter: mark's wife fit in, she was like a den mother, worked as a nurse and found time to bake cakes and cookies for the staff. she was a avid quilter who loved to make gifts for her husband's co-workers, including shannon now married with two children. >> she brought in fabrics to show me, is this going to match the nursery. then she quilted it and it was stunning. it was beautiful. >> reporter: that's how it was, a humming, happy office in a small town. until january 31st, 2013 just befo

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secretary of state mike pompeo. the americans are now supporting a violation of international l law. >> they are participants. >> mike pompeo made the announcement last monday. hit your harsh criticism from the neighboring jordan was foreign minister echo the palestinians warning, dangerous consequences. >> and 2014 the united nations security council passed a resolution calling settlements, "flagrant violations of international law." some savvy as relief prime minister has promised to extend israeli settlements in the west bank, taking the region another step forward with a peace deal. the american government recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and recognizing settlements are both nonstarters for palestinian leadership when it comes to the trump administration's deal of the century. this fact did not stop mike pompeo from claiming that the announcement could actually help to find political solutions for the conflict. there is no evidence to support his claim. fox news has spoken with all the major palest

mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. 2. a alto was is telling a heart breaking story to parents and drivers as she gets ready today to burry her 2-year-old son. they gathered last night to remember xavier gonzalez padilla. last week he ran between two parked cars into the street. a pickup truck was rounding the corner and hit the child. >> i couldn't -- but we need to be more responsible as parents, as when we're driving. it's just really hard to think that he's not going to be there. i'm not going to hear him call my name or tell me i love you. >> the family believes that driver may have been distracted, maybe on his phone and was speeding. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. xavier would of turned 3 years old on january 4th. >>> also in san jose two more pedestrian deaths over the weekend. the first happen sunday night. police say a man walking around almaden expressway was hit and killed. later sunday night a second man was killed while walking near south white road. in both cases the driver stat

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we had to eliminate mike. >> mike insisted he was in florida when kelly went missing in fayetteville. even so, police still considered him the primary person of interest. >> has her husband been questioned by detectives? >> we've had conversation with mr. bordeaux. >> police also needed to have a conversation with kelly's boyfriend justin thompson. little did they know that justin had a huge new lead waiting for them about the night kelly disappeared. >> coming up, a new possible suspect. >> he is the last person that is seen with kelly. that was very concerning to us. >> why something in his past would trigger even more alarm bells. >> it certainly was a red flag. >> when dateline continues. d fl >> when dateline continues make nature's bounty hair skin and nails step one. it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. about being a scientist at 3m. i wanted them to know that innovation is not just about that one 'a-ha' moment. science is a process. it takes time, dedication. it's a jou

mike mckinley testified he spoke to secretary of state mike pompeo three times about issuing a statement of support for ambassador yovanovitch. here is what mike pompeo said about that two weeks ago. >> you know, from the time that ambassador yovanovitch departed ukraine until the time that he came to tell me that he was departing, i never heard him say a single thing about his concerns with respect to the decisions made. >> so you were asked -- >> not once, not once, george, did ambassador mckinley say something to me during that entire time period. >> no, mike, not once. three times. leading off our discussion tonight, are ambassador wendy sherman, undersecretary of state for political affairs in the obama administration. she is an msnbc global affairs krishter. mieke eoyang is with us, and evelyn farkas, deputy secretary of state in the obama administration and a former staff member of the house foreign affairs committee. she also served on the staff of the senate armed services committee for seven years. she is an msnbc national security analyst. and ambassador sherman, let me start

mike: absolutely. ,hen you have no alternative talking about low interest rates or, i have trouble even saying the phrase negative interest rates, it sums like an oxymoron to me. when you have people chasing for yield, that's why we have a 12% increase in stock prices, to a great extent. also, we do have a continuing ok , healthy economy in the united states. i think it is a function of people paying a higher price than they did a year ago. that is most of the movement does directly related to the drop in interest rates. guy: do you think the consumer is going to hold up? you talked about the fact the consumer is looking good now. do you think that is going to carry on? the payrolls are coming down. they are still ok. upre are a few crocs showing -- a few cracks showing up. is the consumer going to be strong enough to maintain this cycle, and do you think the manufacturing sector can dip, stabilize, and come out as the consumer holds everything else up? taylor: both of those --mike: both of those look

mike: what do you make of it? >> it is like in the 1960s when john lennon and the beatles came over and said we are popular like jesus and people started breaking records and it was like throwing stones and burning things about the beatles so we had a cancel culture back in the 60s. now social media is letting them burn records online. mike: what is the good news, the bright side you brought to us tonight? >> there is a new drug the fda just approved a couple weeks ago which is -- people are calling it a miracle drug. it is an incredible step forward for people with cystic fibrosis. i thought it was interesting from a pro-life perspective, because counseling has made cystic fibrosis, trying to illuminate cystic fibrosis from the population, sort of an interesting question now that we have this drug, what scientific advances can be brought forward to help people who just a couple months ago might have been eliminated through -- and the embryonic stage. >> i was at a cystic fibrosis event, they are excited about thi

the spy goes the other way it goes down i like mike's trade. he's literally break even down 3 1/2, 4%, something like that the whole idea of having like maybe a 9 to 1 pay out i think is attractive. it makes sense in the 350period. i'll mention one other point we have christmas, then new year's what do options do when they're not trading? they decay the idea of doing this as a spread makes a lot of sense. if you were to buy that outright put, that thing might be decaying faster than you think it would in a normal trading period >> what is the corollary in terms of markets >> we had a flattish top over the six, seven, eight sessions it's still a rising tick by tick circumstances. that's not the reciprocal for vixx it's not making new lows either that's a foreshadowing of what might be coming or as i point out the bear would say no. the vixx is about to crash to 10 >> i would make a quick point about that if you start seeing the market make new highs and you see volatility also rise, reason implied, that is a real warning disciple we saw a precur

hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. starting off with an alert for people traveling through and around san francisco. the dreamforce convention is coming back, so howard street between 3rd and 4th street will be closed. that started november 12th at 6:00 a.m. it will be closed through november 24th at 8:00 p.m. so, just be aware of that. the advice here is to take public transit if you can. walk, bike, scooter in that area. but don't take your car down there. we are looking now live at our emeryville camera. everything is flowing this morning which is great news for everyone around the bay area. same thing down in the south bay. live look at 280 as our morning gets started. reggie and kumasi? >> the vice president continues his california tour today in the bay area. >> the nasa ames research facility is hosting an event for mike pence. lauren martinez is live in mountain view with more. good morning, lauren. >> good morning. vice president mike pence along with nasa administrator jim brinstein will discuss the role the

it was mike who in a painful way brought them altogether. the then 49-year-old experienced runner was just about mile from the 10k finish. >> i was like, okay, let's sprint this out to finish the race, right? all of a sudden i felt really light-headed, and i went down to my knees like, hey, i must be fainting. and that's when i had my heart attack. >> apparently, this is where i collapsed. >> that of course was the bad news for mike. a cardiac event. he was later told he only had a 10% chance of surviving. >> so when i saw him, i kind of knew he's in trouble. >> the good news is that these women were also running that day. >> something told me to go back and look. >> a cardiac unit nurse was the first to stop. >> the moment i saw mike was when he was kind of clutching his chest and leaning over. >> a nursing student was next. >> i was running with a friend, and she said when you saw that you just like -- she's like i had never seen you like that. you just went into your nurse mode. >> and then andrea, and er nurse, joined in the rescue. the

but mike is concerned that current field of candidates is not well positioned to do, that if mike runs he would offer a new choice. based on his record of accomplishment, leadership and his ability bring people together to drive change, mike would be able to take the fight to trump and win. end quote. >> all right today's big market rally, dow and s&p 500 closing at record highs, gerri willis on the floor of new york stock exchange with the details. reporter: another historic day here on wall street. the dow and s&p notch a record close, nasdaq missed by barely a point. trade off that is fueling rally, chinese commerce ministry said both sides agreed to roll back december tariffs but no other decisions have been made. earning season may wind down but we had two big media giant report their results, that is disney and news corp. >> disney was a beat on top and bottom lines. company announcing a partnership with amazon, fire tv will carry disney plus, this is the new streaming service that disney launches next week. shares of company jumping after hours, and news corp, reporting a double

had been a member of the british special forces but mike snow knew andrew very well. >> mike agreed to cooperate with us. he saw the atrocities that took place in africa. he flew in africa, spent a lot of time there and felt that there was a need for him to get involved and stop it. >> the approach that we were going to take is mike was going to reach out to andrew and say hey, are you still in contact with viktor and if so, i have people that viktor would be very much interested in meeting. >> mike is the type of guy to say oh, i'll find out right now and gets on the phone and spoke to somalia and he said yes, boris is still out there. >> who is boris? >> viktor bout. that's his nickname. andrew agreed to meet, andrew flew in. it was a critical meeting for us because this is going to be the first time that they met carlos and if somalia didn't believe carlos was actually a fark member, this wasn't going anywhere. >> mike snow would introduce carlos and propose a weapons deal that would be worth millions of dollars, hoping he would take it directly to viktor bout. [speaking foreign lan

mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> authorities in the north bay are cracking down on boat owners for illegally living on the bay. sausalito police say there are numerous safety concerns here. if both break anchor during rough weather they can run into other boats and docks and richardson bay. there is also the risk of environmental hazards from trash and human waste. boat owners say this is the only way they can afford to live in the bay area. >> it's impossible making what i make, working full time, to live on land. the deposits and the dog deposits and it just gets to be $8000 to move into a studio. i can't afford that. >> and sausalito officials say in the past two years they have gotten rid of 70 out of 90 legal vessels. they say it's likely some of the lovable ones just sell somewhere else. >>> a massive sewage spill forced the closure of several major beaches in orange county over the thanksgiving holiday weekend. they estimate $4 million gallons of raw sewage sp

we cannot treat mike's democratic competitors differently from him. now the 77-year-old billionaire businessman is the founder and 89% shareholder of bloomberg lp. the financial software company that owns bloomberg news. >>> former vice president joe biden took aim at senator lindsey graham over the weekend saying he feels personally betrayed over graham's request for documents on his son hunter's involvement with ukraine. >> they're asking lindsey graham, they have him under their thumb right now. they know he knows if he comes out against trump, he's got a real tough road for re-election. number one. i am disappointed and quite frankly, i'm angered by the fact. he knows me. he knows my son. he knows there's nothing to this. lindsey is about to go down in a way that i think he's going to regret his whole life. >> what do you say to him? >> i say lindsey, i just -- i'm just embarrassed by what you're doing for you. i mean, my lord. >> so on thursday graham sent a letter to secretary of state mike pompeo asking to hand over documents on biden, his son

they're running against mike. suppose you're a reporter find out something about mike, biden, do you have to give it to somebody else? david: that is huge gap in the news division. let me ask about the running for the nomination, that he is playing into liz warren and bernie sanders theme being rich can buy you political power. >> there are two answers. he is banking on democratic voters in large, en masse, also, the people that really decide these elections, independents, are much less class warfare, class conscience, than the woke liberals that have the loudest voice on twitter and social media. maybe in the democrat, you know, in the democratic primary. he is brokering on that, you know, he has got a shot to get in there, the populist, the voting age, people who really vote, that decide these elections are not crazy about donald trump. they think he doesn't have the right personality. can see that in his poll numbers. they wouldn't mind a moderate guy getting in there. they will not vote for elizabeth warren be

hi, mike. >> looking at the fog to see how long it will hang around. it is very formidable through 7:00. then as we get deeper into the forecast it is still over the bay at noon and at the coast. we are never able to quick initiate it in somes. inland, you have your best chance of sunshine. today will be a lot like yesterday. the pattern is locked in. you can see how dangerously low visibility is at the golden gate bridge. here's a look at san rafael and same thing. we're seeing right here. so you just have to be slower and more cautious of driving this morning. i know it's hard, especially driving in when you're tired. you have to pay more attention. murky afternoon on the way. morning fog tapers sunday and monday. it will be much cooler but it's a dry transition to it late next week. a lot of times that transition is wet. not this time. still searching for some rain. mid to upper 50s along the coast today. santa cruz warmer at 66. mid to upper 60s around san francisco, richmond, soak laoak san mateo. we'll drop back into the 40s tonight. here's my ac

mike bloomberg for president. billionaire release his one minute launch ad on social media along with a tweet summing up octoberive running or president to defeat donald trump and rebuild america. the news ending months of speculation over whether or not he would enter crowded race and it didn't sit well with some of the candidates who have already spent months on the campaign trail. [inaudible conversations] one person one vote -- it is a billionaire with election or just because you're a billionaire think they can run for president. >> amy says americans aren't looking for a president who has money. >> maybe the argue is hey i've got more money than guy in the white house. i don't think they're going to buy that. i think they want someone different. meanwhile democratic front runner and former vice president joe biden has a different take. bloomberg was lifelong democrat but led a republican and then an independent and only rejoined democratic party last year. in washington, blanchard fox news. causes mike bloom

you going to bounce to the weather, mike? >> hey. >> go, mike. go, mike. go. go. go. >> okay. i'm feeling it. >> yeah. >> that will be the best forecast we've seen ever. >> yes. because i'm going to stay out of the picture. i'll let jobina dance her way over there. i was thinking about the holidays, i think of giradelli. >> see that picture? >> that's cool. don't often see that. >> i like that. like to do some shopping. hot chocolate. a nice sundae or something. clouds linger longer and the hazy afternoon. cooler. fewer clouds and fog the next few nights. that will spring us to more sunshine. here's the cloud cover. more widespread but not clinging to the ground like it did yesterday. by noon, a lot of cloud cover bay bridge southward. as we head towards 7:00, the clouds make a return back to the east. highs today, at the coast, 60. san francisco, richmond, oakland, san mateo, 65 to 69. 70 to 76 for our inland neighborhoods. santa rosa, antioch, 77 to 78. you can see the cloud cover tonight. not quite as widespread as it was and is this morning. temperatures in the 40s for mos

hi, mike. >> my guess is he was trained well? i'm hoping. >> are horses trained to use the bathroom? >> they can be. yes. >> can they? >> yes. >> they hold it? >> yeah. >> we don't need to get in this now. >> if they're therapy horses, they are -- >> wow. >> they can be. >> all right. let's talk about what's going on, castro valley, 45. fremont, 48. we have temperatures in the low 50s everywhere else along the east bay show. we have 4have 44 in napa. 49 in pacifica. about 53 in san jose. here's the commute. this is the south beach camera. looking at the western span of the bay bridge, which is not nearly as foggy. your commute should be a little bit easier. cool to mild this morning, cloudy and then hazy on the bay today. here's a look at the east bay valleys, clouds are leaking in unlike yesterday because the marine layer is taller and a little more widespread. that's why we're not seeing the high concentration of moisture that would lead to fog. that's why we're seeing more cloudiness. 49 this morning. low to mid 70s during the

>> mike: i just carried around with me. it's part of what i do. >> chris: conversation started. >> mike: conversation piece. >> chris: so baseball these days is all about analytics and metrics but your known as -- you look at numbers, your known as kind of an old school baseball guy who, yes, does the analytics, but also think about things like team chemistry and character. the nats have the oldest roster in baseball now at an average age of 31. did the mix of what some of the players called the old guys as well as the younger players, did that make a difference, that makes? >> mike: i think it was the difference, that we added some savvy veterans that have been through the process before that had not only great character in the clubhouse and that type of thing, but it was -- their skill set was great still, but their effect on our young players especially in learning how to win i thought was the tipping point of our season. >> chris: to think team chemistry is understated, underestimated by a lot people and based on a? >>