last week khouw and carter made a call on priceline. the stock has only moved a little, but they've made a lot. and here's how. on "options action," we only have one policy when it comes to price. risk less, you can make more. that's exactly what khouw and carter did on their bullish bet on priceline. carter thought shares were ready to take a trip higher. >> great equilibrium. gives way to disequilibrium. >> wow, mike thought. not just that, but this equilibrium too. >> better get in on this priceline business. but there was a problem. 100 shares of priceline cost nearly $57,000. so to spend less, mike instead bought the april 620 strike call for a total of $20.50. now to make money, mike needs priceline stock to rise above that price by more than the cost of the trade or above $640.50 by april expiration. but 20 bucks? yo, bill, you're no longer with priceline, but you do make a good point. mike, show us how to do this for less. >> i'm going to sell the march 620 calls. >> well done. so to spend less, mike then sold the march 620 stri

howard carter recounted the story in his book the tomb of tutankhamun: howard carter: "hardly had i arrived on the work "thai was greeted by the announcement "that a step cut in the rock had been discovered." brown: but what had carter found? just another emptyomb? some unimportant storeroom? howard carter: "with trembling hands,madeh "in the upper left-hand corner of the doorway. "as my eyes grew accustomed to the light, "details of the room within emerged slowly from the mist. "surely, never before in the whole history of excavation "had such an amazing sight been seen "as the light of our torch revealed to us: "strange animals, statues, and gold. "everywhere the glint of gold. "we had seen enough. "we reclosed the hole, mounted our donkeys, "and rode home down the valley, strangely silent and subdued." brown: the discovery of tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 had an instantaneous and shattering effect on the world's imagination that continues to this very day. extraordinary numbers of visitors descended upon the tomb--sometimes to the point where the excavators were unable to function. egyptian

delegate jill carter. that documentary also features a performance by the union baptist church senior choir. >>> could israel be planning an attack against iran? why top defense officials believe that israel is plotting a major attack. >>> plus egypt is in a state of mourning after that deadly soccer riot. how many more people have died since that chaos broke out in that soccer game. we have details straight ahead this morning.

i agree with jimmy carter on a couple of things.ble to get media attention on an issue that needed attention. true. but the problem with them is -- >> eric: what media attention on? >> dana: on their issue that they care a lot about, which is the inequality issue. the big banks. they feel like they got attention for it. it's not bad. let me finish. i don't want to argue on that point, we can if you want to after i make this other salient point. he also said that they are loosely organized and not able to actually get something done. so those are things we can agree with. on the stingy part, i disagree. americans are extremely generous. not only with the taxpayers dollars, our foreign aid is 1% of the budget. less than 1% of the budget. people give a lot to their churches, through non-profit organizations and americans also unlike a lot of people around the world, they give a ton of their time. >> eric: foreign aid is a quarter of -- >> kimberly: let me make a comment about carter. sorry to say it. he really was the worst president w

the senate goes with carter. the senate concludes that carter's arguments were better. howard baker and abraham ribikoff helped carter get this done. and some months later, carter has the opportunity to mediate peace at the camp david accords. it was the vote -- the vote -- 28 democrats who went for and it 26 republicans. it was completely bipartisan and it was completely on the merits of how they saw that difficult issue. and they didn't spend months on

that's what mike khouw and carter would do. thought it was running away. >> nike's overbought too far, too fast. but shorting nike? >> no, no, no. >> you said it, mars. so the put for $2.25. now to make money mike needs nike's stock to go below that. $2.25? is there a way to do this for less? >> sell the 90s against it. >> well done. so to spend less, mike then sole the april 90 strike put for 90 cents and created his put spread. but he did something even better. he made making money easier and here's how. between the $2.25 he spent buying one put and the 90 cents he collected selling the other, he cut his cost to just a buck 35. now instead of needing nike to fall below $97.95, he will see profits if it's below $98.65 by expiration. of course there's a tradeoff. and the strike of the put that he sold. good thing he did cut his costs because since the time of the trade, nike shares have continued to run. now they must make a choice. stay long the trade and hope nike stumbles or get out. and "options action" all want to know one

anoche se confirmo que gary carter, falleciÓ. tenÍa 57 aÑos.mor cerebral maligno en mayo pasado, apenas dos semanas despuÉs de haber cumplido su segunda temporada como coach en el equipo de la universidad de palm beach atlantic. miembro del salÓn de la fama del bÉisbol, carter fue seleccionado 11 veces al juego de estrellas y en tres ocasiones obtuvo el guante de oro a la excelencia defensiva. carter tuvo una trayectoria de casi dos dÉcadas con los mets, montreal, san francisco y los dodgers. descanse en paz gary cartes. hasta aqui los deportes tendremos mas esta noche solo a las once. hacemos una pausa y en instantes.... detalles del espectaculo de disney on ice que se celebra en nuestra zona.. con esto y mas volvemos!!! muchas gracias, asi es estamos en puertas de un fin de semana extendido y que tal si comenzamos con una excelente opcion de entretenimiento para grandes y chicos... muchas gracias, asi es estamos en puertas de un fin de semana extendido y que tal si comenzamos

carter has articulated why we might see that to the upside. i chose a strike about 8% to the upside. selling the march 620 calls. and then using those proceeds to help finance the purchase of an april 26 call for $20.50. the nice thing about this, we said this before. when you have a catalyst like that, you're trying to take advantage of the accelerating decay that takes place in the front month option. that's what we're trying to do here. if the stock rises to 620, push then i'm really going to capitalize because my longer dated option is likely to appreciate. the nice thing also is i'm spending relatively little. a nice way to make a bullish bet without a lot of capital. >> dan, do you like being mildly bullish and like the trade? >> i like the trade structure. especially in a name like this where the implied vol is elevated into this earnings event. here's the thing. you got to get the direction right. technically i was looking at that chart earlier. i don't have the mojo that charter worth does. that's one of the most beautiful bases i've

carter? >> good one. so couple charts on disney. the first is this. it tops the exact same day may 2nd as the s&p and the dow. it bottoms on october 4 and now is recovered. unlike the dow and s&p, it's back to the high. disney is not quite there and we think it's headed there. closed today at 40. take a look at the same chart with a different set of lines drawn. same time frame. but rather than showing the trend line that it's made since the low, it shows what many people like to look for which is the head and shoulders top or bottom. and then allow to put in perspective where we've come from, major handle close at 40 today. so nice upside on its earnings next week. >> all right. upside pop says carter braxton worth. do you agree, mike, on a fundamental basis? >> on a fundamental basis, the valuation for this name is fairly reasonable. we're trading about average for the stock. it's trading 8.7 times enterprise value which is also right in line. maybe cheaper than they usually trade. the economic data we're getting is strong. that should be strong for

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and partners after leaving the white house as did their husbands, ford and carter. last summer rose lynn carter travelled to california and delivered a eulogy for betty ford following her death in july. sitting in the front row pew, michel michelle obama, nancy reagan and former president george w. bush. >> betty ford was my friend and i'm honored to be here today to help celebrate the life of this truly remarkable woman. i never imagined when we first met 40 years ago that we would develop such a close personal friendship. at that time, betty was the wife of the vice president of the united states. she had danced with the martha graham dance company and performed in carnegie hall. she was the leader in the fight for women's rights and she had come to georgia with a michigan art train, a project taking six costs fueled with great art to rural communities across the country. jimmy was governor and we invited betty to stay at governor's mansion. i was nervous. she was the most distinguished guest we had ever had but when she arrived she was so warm and friendly that s

. >> host: argues an extension of the atf you had when you were carter's national security adviser? obviously diplomatic relationships were established during your time in office. do you see this as a natural extension? >> guest: to some extent when i was engaged in a secret negotiations with chinese on unification time we talked about china as part of protocols. i told him, look, don't expect us to expect or demand that we will not sell arms to the taiwanese. we cannot do that because if we did that. be people in the area. that would not permit the stable relationship between you and us and you could even draw us in the sensory of conflict. that is except the principal. let us accept the principle that this would be to some extent government governed by a process of historical change and history will resolve it and we have party except to under our predecessors nixon and kissinger's notion is one china. so this will work out, put a tray to accelerated to the point that it backfires. but in the long run, why not. and later on when i visit china, the private citizen, deng xiaoping us

>>andre morgan said he launched a plot to kill the carters.hin days it was tit for tat shootings. these were not rival gangs or neighborhoods that war. andre morgan testified he gave carter his phone to call the brother not knowing he would be ducking bullets as they shot at him and others at this apartment building in southeast. the girl turned the bracelet in to police a few days later. >> thank you, sam. he made the plea before a war crimes tribunal. he is one of the highly valued detainee's to do so. this plea caps his sentence at 25 years. >> a breakthrough in nuclear negotiations between the united states and north korea. their new leader kim jong un is pledging to stop enriching uranium -- iranian and allowing weapons inspectors to return to the country. the u.s. in return will deliver food to the nation. hillary clinton called a modest up in the right direction. >> a budget battle in the va said it -- senate has left the state budget and limbo. republicans failed to get a 21st vote to keep the state running third 2014. democrats say re

let's talk to carter braxton, worth. >> it's just that. the advance. meaning the october, february advance i've drawn the trend line of the last two years. you would show this as a mature advance. october, february five months. almost 30%. then put it in context of the longer term move. you'll see in the longer term chart where exactly we've come to. here's the same move october to february. the general principle of trends and channels is when you get to the bottom of it, it's not about bye juncture. when you get to the -- it's not a bad sell juncture. too far too fast. if you're buying nike shares here, whom are you going to sell them to? who's going to buy it higher? go short. do something. >> carter's clear about where he stands on nike. do you agree fundamentally? >> i do. we might have a graphic. if you took a look at the multiple of this stock over time, the price to earnings multiple or the enterprise value. over the course of the last ten years, you're going to notice a pretty striking pattern. once you get up to about 25 times earnings, i thin

he served as a speech writer for jimmy carter. he wrote a piece on president obama in the "atlantic" magazine called "obama explained." jon meacham, he is the author of "american lion: andrew jackson in the white house." it earned him a pulitzer prize. he's currently writing on george h.w. bush and thomas jefferson. finally, robert caro, he is a two-time pulitzer prize winning author and has dedicated decades to writing about lyndon johnson. his fourth volume "the passage of power," is set to come out this may. i am pleased to have them here to have this discussion about men and power, the power of the office and how those two things come together. i begin with barack obama. what did you go in search of? >> trying to find out to the extent anyone could what makes obama tick. we know if you support obama or oppose him there's something different about the way he seems as he prepares for his reelection before anybody expected four years ago when he was making his debut on the national scene. so trying to parse out whether the disapp

our thanks to carter braxtonworth of oppenheimer. got a question? e-mail us. we'll answer it in the web extra after the show on our website. we also post trade updates there as well. you got to check it out. here's what's coming up next. >>> talk about a linkedin letdown. a couple weeks back dan made a bearish bet on stocks. shares continue to defy skeptics and gravity. what's his plan for making a winning connection now? find out when "options action" returns. >>> time for pump up the volume. the names that were heating up sizzle index this week. this company makes everything you'll need when you strike black gold. this titan lives up to its worldly name tapping markets in over 100 countries. traders drill down on the company's calls this week hoping to strike it rich when they gush skyward. who is it? the answer when option actions returns. >>> where were options traders pumping up the volume this week? weatherford international. at one point call volume was eight times the average daily volume. >>> welcome back to "options action." you just heard how weathe

carter, for yielding. mr. speaker, i have to confess, when judge carter started talking about texans loving their pickup trucks and the e.p.a. coming to take our pickup trucks away that got my attention because the judge would know that while texans love their pickup trucks, the only reason you love them more is because there more texans than mississippians. i love my truck as well and i don't want anybody to come get it. the e.p.a. california regulators, and the obama white house have combined forces to show how far the left will go, they'll use any means at their disposal to ram through its liberal ageneral ka. -- agenda. i'm convinced that this administration is driven by a radical environmental ageneral ta and that this environmental agenda will use the threat of allowing california to impose its own set of regulations as a way to strong arm auto manufacturers into going along with the new and unnecessary fuel economy standards. as has already been described here tonight, mr. speaker, this action will driv

carter braxtonworth. we were having a discussion on the desk that if you didn't know this chart was apple, you'd say sell it. what are you seeing? >> to put in perspective on the situation. basically stocks have intermediate moves. after any steep intermediate move, you have periods of give back. at this point, of course, this is a mature intermediate move. but the key is the way it behaved today. when you have sharp new highs then close on the absolute low and volume expands dramatically. by all accounts, that's what we're looking at. just to put this current move in perspective, 360 to 525, look at the weekly charts since the market lows in '09. for the first time we have come out of this well-defined channel. it has all the hallmarks of something one would want to take profits in, get away from, crowded trade. it happens when it's buying euphoria. it's a momentum peak, a blowoff if you will. a lot of risk to just staying blindly in the name which is what you all talked about. >> carter, brian. on a pul

he's carter worth, chief market technician at oppenheimer asset management. carter, nice to have you back on the program. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> since you studied charts let's gotraight to the charts. we've got here a chart for the s&p and looking at it we see a big sell-off last summer and then a rally since december. and moving along looking at this chart of the dow's performance, pretty of the same story as it is kraeping into the 13,000 level. so tell us why you think that the rally is going to pause at this point with all this momentum? >> sure. so just as the previous part of the program was citing the economic news is better, the housing, the jobs and so forth. but there's wisdom in price. the price action started moving up in october. october 4th was the lull, before any of this good data was out, meaning the greatest leading indicator of all is price. so price moves first and we've now moved from 1075 october 4 low to 1360 where we are now. some 30%. and just as you cited, when in principal you recover all the lost ground of a procding

orlando carter, jeffrey best 22-year-old robert bost, 22- year-old lamar williams, and sanqkwan cartering five people over the course of a day's. the d.c. council today will take a bill prompted by the shootings that would improve mental health services for teenagers as well as track truancy in schools. >> an investigation continues into how a car slammed into a restaurant killing the driver. it happened last night in landover, maryland. jummy olabanji has more. >> in knocked down the air pumps and everything. it took up the bushes and went all the way into a the kfc. >> it happened around 6:30 monday night. >> when the attacker, he went airborne and slipped and slid and tires and axles and everything. he went into poughkeepsie and crashed out all the windows. >> unimaginable damaged. -- he went into kfc and crashed out all the windows. >> the driver of the bmw lost control while speeding down martin luther king jr. highway in landover, maryland. the vehicle plowed into a car parked at this restaurant. >> it had to be doing 100 miles an hour. >> at least two adults were taken to a hosp

baseball hall of fame catcher gary carter has died.e passed away hursday aater battling brain cancer. nicknamed "the kid," carter was an 11-time all-star and two-time all-star game m-v-p. he was in his third season as the head coach for the palm beach atlantic university sailfiss in west palm beach. friends and colleagues ssy he was a class act. "he was too young to die you know and 10 months ago he was diagnosed and it's a sad thing. he was a hall of famer on and off the field, he did charity work, he was great with kids, he waa great with the media he was juss a true gentlemen and true ambassador of the game." carter pllyed 19 major league seasons and won a world series with the new york mets in 1986. he wass57. air force fighter jets force a private plane to land in long beach california thursday... and police were waitiig on the tarmac.turns out the plaae was in air space that was closed because of presiddnt obama's visittif that wasn't bad enough for the pplot ... investigators say marijuana was on board the lane. 3 pink jerseys a

your chance to win tickets to see nick carter live in concert átonightá..nd how you could meet the former boy band member. 3 3 today is friday, february 3rd. today is friday, today is friday, february 3rd. 3 3 3 3 police charge four men with murder in the shooting of a 19- year old man at townson town center.but this morning, detectives are still trying to figure out exactly how the four were connected to tte vict. victii.megan gilliland is live from the mall where the shots out.good morning paarice,right now detectives don't know how the suspects knew the thh shooting that happened here was not random. random.police say 19 year old tyrone chester brown fatally shot 19 year old rodney pridget in december at the surveillance video shows fran williams... jermell brandon and william ward communncating following the victim through the maal.pridget was found lying on a sidewalk outside nordstrom with multiple gunshot wounds.he was pronounced dead at the scene. (49:52)we hould note this investigation remains open....we do not know why pridget was targeted only th

so we sell--the majority of our olives go to bell-carter.m, they've been great for the industry, and they produce a great, great product. >> california's weather is perfect for olives, and some of these trees can grow for several hundred years. but you may be surprised to know that harvesting in california is largely done by hand. flash back more than 100 years to 1912. back then, olives were harvested the very same way, by hand. that's when two brothers, arthur and henry bell, decided to buy a small olive grove near fresno. they even carried on harvesting and selling olives through the great depression. no one realized it back then, but the brothers were planting the seeds for a multi-million-dollar business lasting at least 4 generations. >> just to give you an example, bell-carter's first canning operation was in berkeley, california in 1930. the company had 12 employees, and i think their annual--annually they canned about 7,000 cases of olives. come up to today's standards. we have over 500 employees canning well over 9 million cases a

carter was instrumental in baltimore's civil rights movement. his daughter, delegate jill carter, talks about her dad's legacy. >> i think it's a story that needs to be told, even taught in school. children need to know kind of the heroic efforts that were done by him and so many others to give us what we have now. we have a lot more to go but certainly we are in a more comfortable place. >> the documentary also featured a performance by the union baptist church choir. >>> you know carrying your baby full term is ideal. coming up how doctors are trying to stop that trend using an innovative new program. that's coming up in tonight's health news. >>> we replaced snail mail with email and paper books with e books. a study shows we could benefit by replacing a doctor's precipitation pad. with electronic ones. they found that errors dropped when doctors used computers. the most common problems were unclear, incomplete or illegible orders. >>> planned parenthood has received $400,000 from donors after it lost money from susan g. komen. planned parent

carter is considered one of the 10 best catchers of all times., national skipper davey johnson was manager of the squad and he released this statement today. today the world of baseball lost a hall of famer, and i have lost a treasured friend. anyone lucky enough to have been gary carter's world would agree. nobody loved life in a bigger way than gary. i loved him very much and know he is finally at peace. all right. we have to switch gears. time to announce the high school game of the week. now, rockville is dedicating this game to a young lady named lilly who is battling cancer. we'll have all of the highlights for you tomorrow night. the washington mystics have secured crystal langhorn. we are 9 sports are very broad because she was our internship in the fall. a wonderful lady. we're so proud of her. so happy for her. >> awesome. >> yes. >> that is cool. >> all right. >> we'll be right back. >>> well, you talk about your perfect timing. >> uh-huh. when white house visitors turned the blue room, they were greeted by no other than the first lady

reporting live in charlottesville, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thanks so much. people in his hometown are speaking out about his conviction. >> i wish he got a first-degree murder, but at least the got convicted of murder. seems that was pretty obvious from the beginning. >> i think it was not premeditated but i do think that he should not leave jail ever. >> people we spoke with said they understand young people make bad choices but this is a crime that took a life. and that must be punished. that is what chevy chase residents are saying. stay with abc seat7 4 continuing coverage of the verdict and you can share your thoughts on our facebook page. >> tonight is your chance to tear your concerns about the crime wave in northwest d.c. d.c. councilman mary cheh will host a community meeting tonight. john gonzalez as more this morning for us from d.c. police headquarters >> . good morning. earlier this month d.c. police chief cathy lanier said the these crimes are overwhelming and even though two dozen arrests have been made, the crimes have continued. nearly six u

in 2009, gates accelerated the f35 program on the advice of carter and frank kendall.nd then everybody knew it wasn't ready, they did that. and then kendall comes out and says this is acquisition malpractice. why don't you guys take some responsibility? you both been promoted since then. that's the problem. i think that in terms of -- you know, spending taxpayers' money we haven't envisioned. dempsey said we haven't made hard choices. cartwright said it, dempsey's the chairman, that because the money has been flowing, you haven't had to manage the way -- >> the biggest program that they're doing is worth almost 400 billion just to buy it. however, they've embraced it again and don't so many too think there's a major fundamental problem. >> but spreading out purchases over time and delaying them and making them more expensive is a way of politically making the risk acceptable, because you haven't cancelled the program, it might still there be. and i think in terms of facing the risk of you doesn't know what will happen in five it 10 years they don't have any choice but

in northwest, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> the trough of five men charged with shooting. police say this -- the man responsible for the shooting in 2010. 22-year-old orlando carter fired on capitol street, killing four people. the violence started after a bracelet went missing. >> one person is facing charges after a violent road rage incident. this began on loop 3. police say 23-year-old male passenger exchanged words at a red light yesterday. then the young man got out of the car, stabbed in the older man. police say the car the 23-year- old was and sped off. another car ran the car right off of the road. they were taken to the hospital. it does not appear that the two men knew each other. >> let's check on the weather right now. we are getting a little preview of spring. >> it was cold this morning. even a few teams here and there in the neighborhood. -- teens here and there in the neighborhood. clouds that there. rolling over head. we have some echoes in winchester. parts of west virginia and western maryland. that does not look like it is hitting the ground. you may