these numbers look like elliott's estimates. by 2022 they could earn between 450 to 480 per share and the company paying down acquisition from the time warner deal and management is working, and i quote, closely and collaboratively with them to unlock value which is exactly what the bulls want to hear. and it is why the stock rallied for the next few weeks it mostly depends on elliott and less on at&t one of the bet that the best run activist firms on earth, one that i had come to respect from looking at the rigorous work could force this giant to turn itself around. but wait a second. how is craig moffitt able to derail this story? when he saw that the rocks would sell roughly three weeks in november he made a compelling argument he thinks the at&t long-term forecast is absurd and when you drill down it is hard to see how they'll be able to hit the targets for 2022 this is a company with a bunch of declining businesses. think wire line and cable tv and the only bright spot is the stagnant wireless business and that division wil

and elliott management have done in this country and to this country. over the past couple decades elliott management has large stakes in american companies, firing workers driving up short-term share prices and in some cases taking government bailouts. bloomberg news described singer is the world's most feared investor, even pretending his tactics are good for anyone but singer and his fund. consider the case of delphi, the automotive parts supply. during the last financial crisis, hedge funds including singer at elliott management purchase delphi. the company took billions of dollars in government bailouts, to extortion but they continued anyway. and either cut retiree pensions entirely or shifted the cost to taxpayers. with lighter financial commitments at home and cheap factories abroad delphi's stock soared. the 29 delphi plans and operational hedge funds started buying delphi after that only four operating in the united states, tens of thousands of unionized white-collar workers lost their jobs. paul singer's hedge fund cashed out for more than $1

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elliott, i want to talk about brad blinkman, former adviser to george w. bush. he was on fox news this week. he said the senate doesn't need a trial. republicans make a motion to dismiss. that only requires a simple majority of 51 votes and you're done. do you think that's going to be an option that mitch mcconnell at least explores before he even gets into the back and forth over whether they need to call witnesses? >> i'm going to go out on a limb and agree with the fox news commentator which is that, yes, there does not have to be a senate trial. now in that interview he goes on and says some stuff that's absolute nonsense which is the president hasn't been impeached because the articles of impeachment have not been sent over to the senate. the president has been impeached. spoiler alert. now the question is, you know, where do we go from here? what was the question again? >> whether or not mcconnell could just gavel in -- get 51 votes, dismiss the case and move on. >> right. like i said earlier, this comes down to the question of how this affects the four or

exploring a sale before elliott bought a stake. did not exert direct influence on cabela's board to influence that decision. fec filings contradict. it did consider selling itself before paul singer arrived. in 2016 they rejected that path. suddenly after singer's purchase they reversed course. otherwise elliott contest no essential parts of last night's reporting on this show. they did end the statement with a promise and we are quoting now to protect and grow their client's hard earned capital. we're certain they are being honest at least on that point. ned ryun is founder and ceo of american majority. thanks for coming on. >> absolutely. >> tucker: i have to ask you you are part of the kind of professional conservative firmament you have been for a long time you know the landscape well. paul ryan, i beg your pardon. paul singer is one of the biggest contributors to conservative organizations. how would you describe his influence on professional conservatism in this country on the republican party? >> well, i prefer to call most

and former deputy assistant attorney general elliott williams. we appreciate you both being here. michael, we heard what they will -- he didn't equivocate, steve cohen. he said that they will include those two things. what he didn't say is whether they will include anything from the mueller report. >> that's right. and i think this is a work in progress. watching as best we can what the house committee will do. they had an open hearing obviously talking about the laws that apply to the facts. at the same time they are working behind the scenes to draft articles which will eventually become public and

elliott? elliott. you came back! >>> friday night's fatal hit-and-run in fremont has many concerned with safety in that part of town. tonight fremont city council is considering some improvements. >>> it's an unlikely matchup. b.a.r.t. and the salvation army teaming up this holiday season. we'll tell you why. >>> the storms on the move. be prepared for a wet commute. i'll have an hour by hour time line coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> we're seeing scattered showers around the bay area tonight. this is live look from our exploratorium camera. >> but get ready heavier rain is on the way. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel who is tracking the system. >> get ready for a slow and slippery ride. you will notice some showers are coming in the south as we get you into the santa cruz area, gilroy, monterey road, street level radar showing you wet weather right now. and it is moving from northwest. breezy in spots. as you take a look at the hour by hour forecast you see those showers moving in

we've got michael, elliott, and amanda. amanda, just sticking to the political sphere, the republicans were drawing it out, making it as divisive and long and possible. as we just heard from jamie raskin, they were going to get it both ways whchlt the vote happened at 2:30 a.m. eastern time, they would say in the middle of the night, in the dark when everyone was asleep, that's when they did that. so, nadler cut that off. >> that would have been a smart move for republicans. the message the whole day was the democrats couldn't prove their case, they couldn't do this, they're just appeasing the base. so, forcing them to do that into the middle of the night would have played that perfectly. but nadler cut that off. do you know what the good thing is. >> no, i don't. what the good thing. >> everyone got to say their piece, right? you had as many chances to make that case in the hearing today as you wanted. we heard it ad nauseum. and so i choose to see the silver lining. i like this stuff. i live for it. we're up at midnight.

elliott. you came back! >>> good thursday morning. live doppler 7, you can see our sweep on top of mt. saint helena. a little mist out there, but the rain is to the north. the visibility, four miles in santa rosa, five miles in concord. six miles in hayward and livermore. elsewhere just a few areas, a random shower, some precip to the north. then the clouds thin out for the rest of your thursday. 40s in san ramon, 48 in concord. 53 in oakland. a live look outside. cloud cover here. watch out for the puddles exercising later on today. some fog, maybe a sprinkle or two, but cloud cover decreases late in the afteoon. mid 50s downtown. 59 today in palo alto. good morning, jobina. >> good morning. thank you. a couple issues to get to. julian glover is on the way to this scene that we were looking at on clayton road. looks like a car went off and down into a creek. it's not clear how many feet the car went down. the chp is requesting about 1,000 feet of cable to bring that car back up. injuries have been reported.

elliott. you came back! >>> the original series project home with a san francisco success story. >> we look at a plan to combat rent hikes and evictions . susie with the solution to the house a housing crisis that is working. >> it feels like we won. and that is really, really good feeling . >> reporter: at home and her apartment with her husband mike and their new baby, she is all smiles. but earlier this year, life as they know it was in jeopardy. it started when her landlord put the building up for sale and strangers started asking to tour her place. >> i felt very defensive, they were coming through and is very evasive to have somebody come into your space to look around so they can figure out a way to get rid of you.>> reporter: next came the notice.>> the said it was not a rent- controlled building with an asterisk next to it of us and we freaked out. >> reporter: she is a female minority native san franciscan, small business owner and new mother. she is a little bit of everything, san francisco is at

during the last financial crisis, the consortium of hedge funds including singer's elliott management purchased delphi. with singer and the other funds at the helm, the company took billions of dollars in government bailouts paid for by you. obama's auto czar compared those tactics to extortion. but they continued anyway. once they had the bailout money, the funds moved most of delphi's jobs overseas and then either cut retiree pensions entirely or shifted the cost to taxpayers. with later financial commitments at home and cheap factories abroad, delphi's stock soared. according to investigative reporter greg palace of the 25 delphi plants when they started buying delphi's debt. only four were still operating in the united states by 2012. that means tens of thousands of unionized and white collar workers lost their jobs. paul singer's hedge fund cashed out for more than a billion dollars. see how that works? well some countries including the united kingdom have banned this kind of behavior. it bears no reaccept blabs whatsoever to the capitalism we were promised in school it. creates

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. >> for log me in and, again, it is -- it is elliott. >> it is elliott. >> it is elliott. >> elliott is doing the deal their private equity arm so to speak. they call it -- they call it the ever green coast capital, 8605. >> it is grate compaa great com. do you use the proiduct >> a day before media reports speculated. >> but 16 time 16 times earnings. it wasn't expensive. there are so many companies and so much money chasing very few stocks, stopped having the wi willy-nilly, but wework put an end to the idea, how much more money can you lose >> it does have the 45 day go shop, typical with these private equity type deals. elliott and log me in, i know we got to talk about -- >> stock was higher in february. >> yeah. >> came down a lot they scooped up. >> there is the opening bell as jim pointed out earlier, caterpillar here today, celebrating the 90th listing anniversary. jim wearing the cap. >> chicago now people think, what is playing in peoria well, they're located in chicago. >> yes they were in peoria, though. at the nasdaq, procure a.m., exchange traded product issuer how wil

elliott. you came back! >>> good morning, america. as we join you on this friday a new winter storm is moving in threatening the holiday travel rush. bitter blast. millions hit the roads and skies on what's expected to be the busiest christmas season travel day on record. but now a new storm taking aim with heavy snow and rain. ginger tracking it all. >>> impeachment showdown. the latest on speaker pelosi's threat to hold up president trump's trial. all the fallout inside the white house as one of the most popular christian magazines in america blasts the president, saying he should be removed from office. >>> fiery face-off. in the most heated debate yet, seven democrats facing off overnight. mayor pete, the top target over his wealthy backers. >> billionaires in wine caves

[ gasps ] elliott. you came back! my son. my, my family. lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. whoa! -whoa! holiday movies. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ family. home. woo! [ gasps ] woo-hoo! woo! i'll be right here. ♪ gerry: at the end of my discussion this week with william barr, the attorney general said he lamented the way government has moved away from supporting religious rights. >> legally speaking there used to be a consensus, it was just ten years ago, 15 years ago, that there should be an accommodation and religion. in fact that pass overwhelmingly in congress, chuck schumer was a cosponsor. i think teddy kennedy and hatch were involved. and which is the maximum accommodations to religion. religion is a good thing and we may have a general role, but for steps on somebody's toes week try to accommodate it. that's done by the boards. and now, some people seem to take the right enforcing that particular group that would accept something that is in after much to them. i think humans have dealt with an evolved with religion for 5

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my name is linda yar i'm a research professor here at the elliott school and director of partnerships for international strategies in asia. this is a program here at the elliott school that partners directly with universities and research institutes across asia. and since 1994 we've had extensive work with universities and research institutes and government agencies in vietnam. we love to be able to also bring the voices of the region here. here to washington. this week is devoted to waging peace in vietnam is especiall especially -- i would especially like to acknowledge the partnership with the institute of policy studies and their associate fellow ron carver. [applause] whom we will hear from animal today at many locations around the nation's capital the service of veterans to our country is recognized with gratitude. we also remember that november h mark the day the guns, fell silent in europe and what was known then as the great war and was supposed to be the war to end all wars. and succeeding generations, men and women have been enrolled in military service to the nation. but a

elliott? elliott. you came back! >> announcer: cbs sports college football postgame show is presented by rocket mortgage. >> would it be a contest or a coronation? it was the latter. lsu 37, georgia ten. the tigers are sec champions for the first time since 2011 and now a celebration. tonight on cbs begins with back to editions of "48 hours" only on cbs as we welcome you to the college football postgame show. i'm adam zucker joined by my buddies rick neuheisel and ryan jones, who are very correct about the tigers winning behind the heisman front-runner joe burrow. >> there are so many online dating services, right? i've got one, instant offense. joe, meet joe bearded joe brady and joe burrow have combined for a season unlike anything i have ever seen. they are on stage again today and they did not disappoint. >> rick: for the l in lsu. multiple heisman moments but what i also know, they can play small ball when they need to. both with the best, so it's not always the long ball, which they also get when they need to b

. ♪ [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music playing ] [ squeaking ] [ screaming ] elliott? [ gasps ] elliott. you came back! my son. my, my family. lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. whoa! -whoa! holiday movies. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ family. home. woo! [ gasps ] woo-hoo! woo! i'll be right here. ♪ gerry: at the end of my discussion this week with william barr, the attorney general said he lamented the way government has moved away from supporting religious rights. >> legally speaking there used to be a consensus, it was just ten years ago, 15 years ago, that there should be an accommodation and religion. in fact that pass overwhelmingly in congress, chuck schumer was a cosponsor. i think teddy kennedy and hatch were involved. and which is the maximum accommodations to religion. religion is a good thing and we may have a general role, but for steps on somebody's toes week try to accommodate it. that's done by the boards. and now, some people seem to take the right enforcing that particular group that would accept something

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team to come and collect dozens of toys, a surprise to elliott. their way to say thanks >> my heart is beating tonight, and i don't know what to do. >> he is going through so much, but he is giving back. he is my hero. >> there you go, dude. >> oh, my gosh >> reporter: a little boy with a heart of gold, no matter what the doctors say. >> merry christmas >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> that's a picture, and that's the spirit of the holidays, and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, ever [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ didn't i make you feel like you were the only man -yeah! ♪ ♪ didn't i give you nearly everything that a woman possibly can? ♪ ♪ and each time i tell myself that i, well i think i've had enough, ♪ ♪ but i'm gonna show you, baby, that a woman can be tough ♪ ♪ i want you to come on, come on, come on, come on and take it, ♪ ♪ take it! ♪ take another little piece of my heart now, baby! ♪ ♪ break another little bit of my heart now, darling, yeah, yeah, ♪ have a

elliott. you came back! >>> kinning coverage now, tears and heart break in the east bay as the community continues to deal with the terrible tragedy. three dublin high school teenagers died in the crash. two others are in critical condition after that tragic car crash christmas night. jodi hernandez is live in pleasanton where people are coming to grips with what happened. jodi. >> reporter: that's right. people have been stopping by the accident out here in pleasanton all day. you can see all the bears, some messages into the tree trunk out here. for many this tragedy is just sinking in. >> javier always had a smil on his face. and when, like, everyone else was sad, he would be the first to always cheer them up. and do something crazy or silly just to make them smile. >> aly says the three boys killed in the tragic christmas niept car crash were like berries to her. 16-year-old javier ramirez and twins micro and michael urista all died when the car they were in crashed into a tree along the two-lane road in

elliott. you came back! a lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. holiday movies. [ remote bleeps ] ♪ i'm dreaming ♪ of a white christmas family. home. [ music swells ] woohoo! -yeah! >>> new developments in the east bay tonight. a group of homeless mothers in oakland are gearing up for what could be a high profile court battle. they recently moved into a vacant home and are now using legal means to fight eviction. cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: a community meeting in oakland's taylor memorial meth dist church to support these homeless moms who recently found shelter with their kids at this vacant home on magnolia street by seizing it without permission. >> we've moved in and we've been keeping up the house. >> reporter: she says she's done nothing illegal. >> there's four vacant homes for every homeless on the street and that's criminal to me in winter. >> reporter: the group is now fighting eviction. its website collecting donations for the cause. the house is owned by a southern california real estate investment company which say

elliott and paul singer not happy about that, so they made a big fuss last week. you could say that perhaps the points that they brought up, very much brought up by this letter from governor gavin doesn'tand it seems he mention the bondholder plan, but makes many of those points in terms of the changes that need to be made. one thing that we know, if we take a look at this chart in the bloomberg, the level of volatility we are seeing, typically we are looking at greater than 1% moves to the upside or the downside. in this chart over the last year, 10%. we have 31 daily moves of greater than 10% as investors are really continually surprised by this. but it does seem right now that california is listening perhaps to elliott management and wanting a plan that favors the bondholders more so than the equityholders, or maybe something equal once they emerge from bankruptcy. vonnie: the saga continues. guilty little, thank you for keeping up-to-date -- abigail doolittle, thank you for keeping up-to-date on it. from ember, you can interact with the charts shown on gtv

that's why what elliott was talking about is so key. yeah, with senator durbin who, by the way, was there 21 years ago and a voting senator and back then this is when i started covering the hill, there were many, many more senators. the vast majority of the senators said we're impartial jurors. we're not going there. it has changed dramatically which is the point he has made. when it comes to the trial, once they are in the trial assuming senator schumer doesn't get what he wants, which is an agreement to have the witnesses before they start, it's hard to imagine that hatching. let's just assume that is the case. you are going to see really, really important votes if the democrats are able to put up a vote for bringing michael duffy to testify. that is a 51 vote threshold. it's hard to see republicans on the bubble for any tough races saying, no, we don't want to hear from someone who can shed some light. it is possible but it is a tough vote as opposed to the final vote which is whether or not to throw the president out of office or ac

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elliott. you came back! and while lots of things have changed... wooooah! -woah! it's called the internet. some things haven't. get ready for a reunion 3 million light years in the making. woohoo! -yeah! >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. they are home for the holidays. in the spirit of the season, one couple in arkansas giving the perfect gift to nine foster siblings -- a home, and a loving forever family. >> hi, girls, get up. rise and shine. >> reporter: it's 6:40 a.m. in rural arkansas. >> time to get up for school, baby. want to wear this? >> reporter: here in this tight, makeshift five-bedroom home live enough kids to fill a baseball team. >> dawson. >> kendall. >> lacy. >> lana. >> arya. >> nixon. >> corgan. >> and april. >> and we're the hawthornes. >> reporter: these toddlers, these sisters and their brothers began living together as foster children. terry and mike hawthorne took them in. high school sweet hearts, married 36 years. they'd already raised four adult biological kids giving new me

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elliott says it jeopardizes pg&e's longtime health. elliott is one of pg&e's biggest creditors. it is up to gavin newsom to decide whether to ok pg&e's puzzle to pay $13.5 billion to wildfire victims. elliott has asked newsom to help kill the plan. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: do not forget we will bring you special coverage of the u.k. election tonight. the polls close at 10:00, 5:00 p.m. in new york. that is when we will start delivering analysis on what the exit polls are telling us. it all kicks off at 10:00 p.m. gmc, 5:00 eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! wifi up there? uhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your local xfinity store today. vonnie: it is time for our global battle of the charts. you can see the charts on the bloomberg by running gtv . kicking things off is al

elliott. you came back! >> tucker: there's an awful lot of news today along with the bottom of the ig report, today also brought a round ofaw impeachment hearings in the house judiciary committee. during those hearings, congressman matt gaetz of florida got into it with the chairman from new york's jerry nadler over the refusal to make adam schiff testify before the community. here's how it went. >> the implication is we want schiff in that chair, not you. the person who wrote the report should come and present it and you when elected by anybody and you're giving that testimony inn place of the chairman. i hope that clears up the implication. >> he cannot simply yell out and disrupt the committee! >> tucker: not allowed to make rational points on the hill. congressman matt gaetz of florida joins us. looks like you cleared up that implication. >> i may not be on jerrold nadler's christmas list anymore. if he believes that the he should take questions based on his bias, his contact with the whistle-blower, and

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[ gasps ] elliott. you came back! my son. my, my family. lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. whoa! -whoa! holiday movies. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ family. home. woo! [ gasps ] woo-hoo! woo! i'll be right here. ♪ maria: popped back on this holiday weekend, we are thinking travel since 1975. burgess has been a leader in the super yacht industry. handling aspect for your business and from clients and sales to charters to construction and conservatism. i spoke to jonathan about the business of yachting and how it is economic indicator of how healthy the broad economy is. jonathon: phenomenal this year, we had a very or our best year last year in 2018. and we were sort of planning for the worst and hoping for the best. and in 2019 and actually we have passed all of our pet expectation this year and we are about 20 percent of on anywhere where we've been before. it is actually very exciting for your us. maria: fantastic bridge 20 percent up. we had a granite great economy last year. good metrics in terms of the economy. incident indi

elliott. you came back! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are back. ozuna on the way. brad paisley sitting in with the cletones. james corden is here. he's in the movie "cats." i have a still of you as one of the cats. [ laughter ] be honest. was this a nightmare to get into this hair and all of this stuff? >> no, no, no. this is all computer generated. so every single piece of fur is added by a computer. it's technology that's never, ever been used in a film before. >> jimmy: i don't believe it. is your beard real? >> this is real. >> jimmy: that's real. how am i supposed to know which is which? is that really computer generated? >> everything. so when you shoot the film all you have, you have a computer sort of band around your head, you have dots all over your face, and then i was in like a huge sort of -- because my cat's a very, very fat cat. and as you can tell, i am incredibly in shape. [ laughter ] so i was in a big sort of round cgi suit that's also covered in dots. and then under that you have a

>> elliott and mary were my parents. elliott marinus was a lifelong newspaperman my mother was a book editor. and they are the central figures in this book which is about the most difficult period of our family's lives.>> what did you find out that your parents had been communists at one point i knew as i was growing up but it was never talked about. it was a shadow of our family's life. but the time i knew my dad he was conscious of him, he had moved on and survived very well and taught me all the lessons i used in my own journalistic career, don't fall for any rigid ideology, search for the truth wherever it takes you. it was only a shadow in our family after that. but at the same time, you didn't talk about it within the family was it was it because tothey wanted to keep it camped down or why? >> i don't think my father was embarrassed by it but i think he didn't want to be defined by it. he had learned some lessons from that soperiod he always ma clear his idealism and optimism. it was different times. he was in a di

[ gasps ] elliott. you came back! my son. my, my family. lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. whoa! -whoa! holiday movies. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ family. home. woo! [ gasps ] woo-hoo! woo! i'll be right here. ♪ ♪ >> oysters rockefeller are baked with a rich sauce of butter, green herbs, and breadcrumbs, while oysters bienville include parmesan cheese, sherry, and butter. ♪ >> it's the spring of 2004, and cousins ryan and travis croxton have begun farming oysters in 200 acres of the chesapeake bay in virginia that have been in the family for more than a century. having planted their first crop of oysters on the same spot their great-grandfather once farmed, they're waiting to see what their harvest will yield. they've kept their full-time banking jobs, so they're burning the candle at both ends. >> we worked probably 100 hours a week on oystering -- days, nights, weekends. >> that's what it takes. >> yeah, that's what it takes. >> we were working ourselves to death. i mean, we would get home from work to start work. >> on t

elliott. you came back! a lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. holiday movies. [ remote bleeps ] ♪ i'm dreaming ♪ of a white christmas family. home. [ music swells ] woohoo! -yeah! >> tucker: for decades, liberals attacked walmart. they said, it suppressed labor, it kept wages low, they said it filled american households with cheap chinese imports. all of that was true. they don't attack walmart anymore, why? because walmart realized it was easy to keep doing everything it wanted to do while still getting love from the democrats. all they had to do was attack your constitutional right. here is how it works. >> walmart ceo doug mcmillan issued a statement calling on congress to ban many sem semiautomatic rifles as well as to seize firearms from some americans who have not been convicted of a crime or even charged with anything. for a company that operates primarily in rural america, all of this was a big step. how do rural americans feel about it? we can only guess, there is not a lot of pulling going on in montana or roxbury maine. but we do

elliott? elliott. you came back! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. welcome back to "options action." time loo look back at an open trade. last time the show aired last friday. >> no we had thanksgiving. >> we had thanksgiving that's why the show was usurped. >> two weeks ago, t. >> dan nathan two weeks ago laid out a way to protect the portfolio into the end of the year listen. >> if you enjoyed nice gains in the stock market this year but also have the memory of the q4 decline last year and saying to yourself how can i protect my portfolio or how can i profit from let's say a decline and unexpected decline in the s&p 500 between now and year end, you could look out to december 31st expiration options np they have them here call them the quarterly here with the stock the etf trading at 310 today you could look to buy the december 31st 310, 295 put spread paying $3 for that. >> the mechanic has seen big swings the s&p falling hard kicking off the week before surging back once again to all-time highs today. but plenty of more time for volatility before in trade expires. so dan what are

elliott. you came back! a lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. holiday movies. [ remote bleeps ] ♪ i'm dreaming ♪ of a white christmas family. home. [ music swells ] woohoo! -yeah! >>> in the south bay, a twist to porch piracy. crooks are now taking off with home security cameras. >>> we'll tell you why tonight's game is extra special to them. >> i'm tracking a storm for your weekend. i'll let you know if it's going to impact your travel plans or holiday plans coming up. >>> it took teamwork to help deliver a baby boy over a 911 call in vallejo. abc 7 news starts right now. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama dates. >> and i'm dan ashley. in the south bay beyond stealing packages porch pirates are starting to swipe home security cameras. >> surveillance video has caught them in action. amanda del castillo is live in san jose hill neighborhood which is being targeted by criminals. >> reporter: we spoke with neighbors impacted by this growing crime trend. a marriager concern what are these crooks doing when the cameras come down? many

. ♪ [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music playing ] [ squeaking ] [ screaming ] elliott? [ gasps ] elliott. you came back! my son. my, my family. lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. whoa! -whoa! holiday movies. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ family. home. woo! [ gasps ] woo-hoo! woo! i'll be right here. ♪ maria: looked back at 2020 campaign is being set up as a battle between capitalism versus socialism. growing up in the former cellmate union and ukraine, max had a front row seat on the real impact of socialism. here's his take. >> i have definitely a classic case of the american dream pursuer and a table pounding capitalist spirit i think growing up in a socialist environment is one of the things it teaches you that redistribution essentially planned economy and all the things people bring out as may be a good thing for us to try to hear, is not a good thing it does not work. people do the distribution always get the most somehow corruption is a perennial problem with essentially manage systems. and so on. i think once you've li

essentially, elliott was in there, we didn't know, and alexion this morning issues a long press release in which they basically say we had a constructive dialogue with all of our shareholders, and we recently engaged in good faith, with elliott advisers, and including their recommendation that we immediately launch a pro active sale process, and they say the board unanimously decided to conduct a sale process and would not be in the best interest of shareholders and the patients we serve at this time, however in the interest of transpaurn srency we it is important to hear about the decision directly from us. they go on to say they were not approached by anybody, that they have the benefit of the board's exceptional industry background, m&a leadership and in deciding it would be an inadvisable to follow elliott's recommendation. they considered among other factors highly unusual if not unprecedented for a biopharmaceutical company to proactively launch a sales process and. and so i thought that was interesting, jim >> why is the stock up >> i guess nobody even -- a possibility that ellio

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[ gasps ] elliott. you came back! my son. my, my family. lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. whoa! -whoa! holiday movies. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ family. home. woo! [ gasps ] woo-hoo! woo! i'll be right here. ♪ maria: looked back at 2020 campaign is being set up as a battle between capitalism versus socialism. growing up in the former cellmate union and ukraine, max had a front row seat on the real impact of socialism. here's his take. >> i have definitely a classic case of the american dream pursuer and a table pounding capitalist spirit i think growing up in a socialist environment is one of the things it teaches you that redistribution essentially planned economy and all the things people bring out as may be a good thing for us to try to hear, is not a good thing it does not work. people do the distribution always get the most somehow corruption is a perennial problem with essentially manage systems. and so on. i think once you've lived under socialist regime part, the only thing you want to do is move up towards capitalism

elliott. you came back! ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the cameras are always rolling on "live pd," the hit show starring law enforcement on the job. but it's also sparking questions about racism, police tactics and invasion of privacy. here is abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: some are calling it one of the best shows on television. >> i love the show it's live, it's active, it's fun, it's exciting! >> reporter: others say it's one of the most disturbing. >> stop, stop get off me. >> reporter: what's causing all the different opinions? "live pd." >> you got a convertible now relax. >> reporter: and it's as real as it gets. >> we had to extract the male. >> reporter: for law enforcement. >> if you want to see policing, this is policing. >> reporter: with real officers. >> hands behind your back. >> reporter: real suspects in real time. >> show us your hands! >> reporter: the show features live camera feeds from police departments scattered across the country. they've been set up with the latest technology to show the ups and downs of a t

[ gasps ] elliott. you came back! my son. my, my family. lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. whoa! -whoa! holiday movies. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ family. home. woo! [ gasps ] woo-hoo! woo! i'll be right here. ♪ maria: welcome back what year it has been, 2019 has been an amazing one. and we have been honored to bring you some of the biggest newsmakers in business and politics on this program. take a look back at incredible year of wall street. >> facebook as it is sicker, it's addictive and bad for you. they want your kids. now they are posting political ads with incorrect information. they are passing your information to 50000 other companies, yell even know it's happening. and now they are buying assets like whatsapp an instagram, and commingling all that data, and if you saw that netflix special called the big hat, they are creating market segments : the persuadable's and shifting elections based on that data. while that's not good. nobody wants that. we want a society based on trust and truth. that is so important, that is

during the last financial crisis, hedge funds including his own elliott management, purchase the company. the company took billions of dollars in government bailouts, paid for by you. obama's autos are compared that to extortion. once theymone had the money comn they move the jobs overseas and cut retiree pensions entirely or shifted the cost to taxpayers. with later financial commitments at home and factories abroad, the stock price soared. according to investigative reporter greg pallas, of the 25 plants and operationally hedge fund started buying debt, only four were still operating in the united states by 2012. that means tens of thousands of unionized and white collar workers lost their jobs. the hedge fund cashed out for more than a billion dollars. see how that works? some countries, including the united kingdom, have banned this kind of behavior. it bears no resemblance whatsoever to the capitalism we were promised in schools. it creates nothing, destroys entire cities. it couldn't be uglier or more destructive. so why is it still allowed in the united states? the short answer: b

elliott. you came back! >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> thick fog to start the morning and more wet weather is headed this way. mary is tracking the possibility of rain throughout the week in. >>> we are learning more about a double shooting outside the northbay bar overnight. the new information straight ahead. morning i pick it is friday, december 13. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is this: 30 and let's get over to mary lee to talk about the fog outside. >> dealing with dense fog this morning in fact the dense fog advisory in effect now. let's get right to it. because of that dense fog visibility a quarter mile or less. please be careful on the roadways. give yourself some extra time as you leave for work in school. now let's show you hi-def doppler. were dealing with the fog and some drizzle and light rain across the northbay. you can see light to moderate rain. drizzle, fog to start the day and increasing rain with our next weather system this aftern

elliott. you came back! >>> it is now 5:12. if you're just waking up to us, good morning. here are the 7 things to know. number one, breaking news. solano county deputies are investigating a double homicide just outside of vallejo. two men are dead. a woman is in the hospital. investigators say the people involved got into a fight and there is no threat to the public at this time. >>> number two, san francisco mayor london breed is set to tour the city's controversial new navigation center on the embarcadero today. the first homeless are set to move in by the end of the month. >>> number three, a car theft suspect is in the hospital with severe burns. they say raul anthony rodriguez ditched a stolen car in san jose during a chase and then ran into a nearby home. the homeowner got out but the house caught fire with the suspect still inside. >>> number four, u.p.s. stores are reopening after a nationwide system outage yesterday. they are back to business as usual and should have no issues maintaining their sch