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tweet me if you like them.d a great blog from none other than our friend and panel member was susan, art of war in business. how it might apply to business. there were five dangerous faults which may affect every general and of course applies to business. recklessness, leads to destruction. cowardice leads to capture. a hasty temper provoked by insults. a delicacy of honor, sensitive to shame and oversolicitude of men exposed to worry and trouble. susan, listen, now i know this book became like a must-read after movie "wall street" after michael douglas talked about it. how do we approach a business the way a general approaches war? >> interestingly veterans make great entrepreneurs by the way. when you're in business you're not out to war to destroy your competitor but you better stay step ahead of competition at every turn. you have to be a strategic thinker. you have to have vision. you have to have strong leadership and do whatever it takings to hold your position. that are the helloments say we are at war,

tweet me. bishop td jakes is here. be right back. ♪ so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are24/7branches? it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. charles: well, we continue right now with the author of instinct bishop td jakes. lot of great things in the book. and one that really caught me is when you used the quote from martin luther king junior. the fierce urgency of now. seizing the moment. i preach about investing, self-empowerment all the time, and people procrastinate. i will do it. week goes by. month goes by. two years go by. seizing the moment. how do you seize it? >> you have to sense the moment some people don't sense they're having a mome

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, lower 40s on saturday and the 50s as we get into sunday, we are tracking the storm and you can tweet me and ask me questions on twitter. we'll be updates it and monitoring it.ns on twitter. >> thank you melissa. >>> tonight the three remaining couples will duke it out on the dance floor, it's the dancing"d with the stars" finale. they will have to perform a new dance they learned in 24 hours, they make it look easy and the best performance wins it all and this race is the close most in "dancing with the stars" history, watch is go down on the ballroom floor. the fun starts at 8:00. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories. >> the grand jury decision in the michael brown decision is prompting peaceful protests nationwide including here in pennsylvania. >> and there is potential snowfall in the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll have that story next at 6:00. now for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and ji

i'm asking people to tweet me pictures. foggy morning in fulton.e keep those pictures coming as well. taking a look at 270 into and out of town looking quite good. no major problems. prince george's county clear as far as the roads go. fog through that area. wider look at things, no major problems into or out of town. live picture of 270 can coming up. >>> thanks, melissa. it's now 5:32. president obama announced a big agreement between the u.s. and china to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade. the new goal is to emissions by 2015. china is not commit to go cut emissions by a specific amount but for the first time it agreed to do what it could to reverse carbon emissions by 2013. >>> lawmakers are ready to get back to work. they have a lot to get done before the new congres takes over in january. tracie potts is live on capitol hill with a rundown of their agenda. tracy, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. first off, the the budget. the money to run this government runs out december 11th, unless they approve this

curious about a stock, an industry, always ask me and, of course, the panel. steven prince tweeted to matt and i, you guys referenced peg ratio often. what exactly does it represent and how does it compare to pe ratio. i'll tell you, one is measuring sort of the rate of growth at the top line, which is revenue growth and the pe ratio is more price to earnings. so the pe ratio is more traditional. the peg ratio in my mind is a better thing to sort of measure companies that are time, not necessarilybig earning a lot of money @et. >> when i look at the peg ratio, i sometimes look at the pe, the peg ratio takes the valuation of the company, the earnings, but it figures in the growth. the jazz pharmaceuticals a pe about 16 in change. it's growing at -- southern company utility also a pe of 16. they're both valued the same. it's growing up 3 percent. peg at five. it's a good way to compare technology versus scpeult utilities and find out value versus growth. charles: i think they're perfect, the stocks people buy with the heap peg ratios tend to be extraordinarily volatile whereas someth

and tweet me @amoratv. see you next time. >> as us forces prepare to pull out of afghanistan after twelve long years, al jazeera's fault lines travelled there. >> the taliban fighters, they're running towards the base now. they're trying to raid the base. >> over several days, we gained extraordinary access to a group of self-proclaimed taliban fighters. >> and the mortars are landing in the areas where we are. >> it was an insight, in part at least, into what the war in afghanistan looks like - from the other side. >> the fighter jet is still in the air circling looking for a target. >> kabul, afghanistan afghan president hamid karzai is currently refusing to sign a treaty that would leave a small nato force in the country. if nothing changes, all foreign soldiers will leave by the end of this year. in secret, karzai has been negotiating with the taliban, in order to avoid a full-blown civil war. since 2005, the taliban has clawed back territory. they now dominate large parts of the country. >> but approxi

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we are also on facebook and twitter at ajconsiderthis and you can tweet me at amoratv. we'll see you next time. ♪ ♪ >> just an hours drive from kabul, is charkh district, afghanistan. as the us and nato prepares to pull out most of their forces later this year, i travelled here to try to see what life is like in areas of afghanistan under the rule of the taliban. after days of negotiations, through intermediaries - i was told i would be allowed in, with a camera. >> i'm actually quite nervous and the reason is that five years ago when i tried to embed with a group of insurgents in helmand i was kidnapped and i was held for a week. i was lucky and managed to escape from them but still i don't hope that i will end up in the same situation. >> this sort of access is incredibly rare... its also risky - this is taliban country. >> charkh is a cluster of dusty settlements surrounding a small, central town. the taliban of charkh were burying their dead. >> one of the two taliban fighters killed in an attack on a local afghan army base. a lot of inhabitants from this village in

it's about time. >> thanks to everybody out there who tweeted me and who went on facebook.ur support. thanks for joining us. right now the market is down 35. liz claman and count down starts now? liz: how can they not support fox business. a huge winner of a stock in this final hour. can it hold. burgeon america with the purple lights. the airline partially owned by billionaire soaring on its debut. shares up 33 percent. holding pretty well. up 31 percent. burgeon america, the first airline to go public since spirit air in may of 2011. another story causing excitement, the wall street journal has uncovered this. the department of justice spying on cell phones by sending a cessna aircraft equipped with devices that mimic cell phone towers. the fake towers trick cell phones into

duringgthe show we want to you faaebook me or tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. or send me an email at gerriwillis.com. at the bottom of the hour i will read your tweets and emails. >>> a shocking information about a cover-up at takata years before the massive airbag recall. look what they were hiding. you will be shocked after the break. rar vo) i arch. because, fore, the cenof t sear. more. is almost asxcing the rillf the nd. ounc) at scottde she ur passion. th's w we built scottrade elitfrom t gd up - inincludina propriary momentum indicatator ateseangectors and inries even easier. usat sttrade, ouion iswer yours. tonight over embattled japanese parts supplierrover the deadly exploding airbags we've been telling you about for weeks. reports shhw takata, that is the company, destroyed evidence from secret tests showing deadly dangers 10 years ago, a decade ago. we're bringing you very latest with larry webster, editor-in-chief for "road & track" magazine. you're familiar with that. larry, welcome to the show. >> thann you. gerri: i almost could not get my arms a

. >> ya, no, but some of them have credentials, because brian westbrook tweeted me and he's giving meointers now. >> okay? >> boom. >> bamm. >> what did he say? >> we're not kidding. hi, brian. >> he's critiquing. >> one of the most beloved running backs for the eagles, played his college ball here in town. >> right. >> great eagles running back, he watches the show. >> does this mean i'm ledge it? >> you're ledge it. >> for him to comment on my skills, ya. >> where is it? >> grab the football. >> so he toll me i needed to have the five points. >> what's that? >> i have no idea. so i tweeted him back. what are the five points? so apparently i'm going to make sure i pull this up. i need to have the finger on the top -- no, finger at the top, thumb, forearm, ribs, elbow. >> run of it all in there. >> then i'll have no fumbles. >> is this it? >> i wish -- tweet me, brian, so i can make sure i'm doing this right, and is that my move? >> yes. stiff arm. >> so brian if you can take a picture of what you are talking about, that would help. or better idea, could you come into the studio tomor

we want you to facebook me or tweet me at gerri willis fbn. send me an email. at the bottom of the hour i'll read those. one state is taking matters into its own hands and filing the first lawsuit against gm over the deadly ignition switches. the man behind it general tom horn joins me next. stay with us. gerri: mini vans have a reputation for being safe and reliable, but some new crash test by the insurance institute for highway safety show otherwise. here with more is russ. thank you for coming on the show tonight. i have to tell you, i was blown away by this. you test for mini vans and only one passes. tell us first, what were you testing for? >> well, gerri, this is the small overlap crash test that the institute introduced in 2012, after research showed that about a quarter of the serious injuries and deaths that occur in frontal crashes are in these small overlap impacts. that's where the front corner of the vehicle catches another vehicle on coming on the highway that drifts over the center line or hits a tree or telephone pole. it's a devastating kind o

tweet me. the f.c.c. chairman responded, saying he agrees there shouldn't be but didn't make promises. >>> coming up, entertainment legend glen campbell concurred public music charts. we look at the battle he fought center stage against alzhiemer's. >> i'm john seigenthaler in new york. coming up after "consider this", president obama meets with his chinese counterpart in beijing, homing to take the relationship to a new level >>> missouri's governor has a work for protesters - no violence. >> honouring those that served on veterans day - by putting them to work. >> rosewater, and the war on journalism. all that coming up after "consider this". see you then. >> scared as hell... >> as us combat missions end in afghanistan >> they're going to make plans for an attack. >> the only thing i know is, that they say they're not going to withdraw. >> get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. >> we're going to be taken >> it's so seldom you get the access to the other side >> fault lines

someone was tweeting me, hey alex, why aren't you wearing eagles green. >> i didn't turn my back. >>. >> oh, my gosh. >> so we'll talk more about the eagles. >> look at that. getting it ready. >> will look putting together your own grave. >> i'm digging my own grave. >> so, didn't show up to the meeting yesterday. so when we had to come up with the actual contest, we included -- >> yes, decided to throw them in there. so take pie to the face. >> so all morning, we've been talking about bob kelly versus alex halle, who will get the most twitter followers. >> who will gain the most twitter followers during the show? even though your ahead, so put them up on the screen, even though bob is ahead, with 5800, and you're at 5300, you gained the most. >> really? >> yes, so, you win, and you -- >> oh, i won! all right! >> girl power. >> gain more than a thousand followers i think? >> we had fun with it today, right? >> oh, so fun. >> in a way it is casino of pathetic. because we're begging for followers. >> well, you know? i work the crowd today. >> but i started at 4:00 this morning. >> yes,

tweet me more. cvpayne or you can post to our facebook page. and while don't forget i'm issuing this challenge. 40,000, i want you to become the 40,000th person to watch this show. we'll have a beer and a steak. cvpayne. keep it here if you want to make money. charles: hey, get this, shepherd to be the bo jackson of classical music, but she had to do a little bit cheating to get it done. the crazy and i have to admit crazy story of vanessa, the skier. charles: hey, you heard as we were going on the break. most people know vanessa-mae for her violin. it's amazing. great stuff. made her very rich and famous. in 2006, she was ranked the wealthiest entertainer with a net worth of 20 million pounds. she had to be an olympic hero herself. she made the 2014 winter games. while as it turns out, she didn't earn a spot on the team. she didn't earn it and today she was banned for racing for four years. she was able to use her father's last name and members of the slow vina federation to help her pull off this elaborate stunt. may actually came in last amo

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. >> reporter: the first flakes of the season came in yesterday, my twitter follower tweeted me these 37 degrees. 32 in allentown, 33 in reading and 36 in wilmington. the windchills are feeling like the upper 20s. as we move through the day we're in the 30s. if you're running errands hold off toll afternoon. 41 by noon, 44 by # p.m. high of 45 degrees. not exactly balmy. we'll have a good breeze blowing and feel like the 0s at the best of times this afternoon. so, matt, bundle up a bit. >> new this morning, the new england patriots have apologized for an offensive tweet. the team was celebrating with 1 million followers offered to retweet the picture of a pats jersey with the twitter handles on the back. the twitter handle had the "n" word, it was removed within the hour. >>> a new bill would allow doctors to subscribe life ending drugs to very i will patients. >>> new jersey inducted the late span notice star james gandolfini into the hall of fame. he won 3 emmy awards for his portrayal of the mob bostony soprano, he died in italy last year at the age of 51. >> a woman is attacked ou

and, yeah, hey, if you live somewhere maybe up in ukiah, looking for a personalized forecast, tweet me possibly can, though laura garcia-cannon has been verifies with the blue check, what's up with that? where's my blue collect? 48 degrees. 46 in san ata rosa. 60 in san francisco. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will going to stay comfortable. and then our next weathermaker arrives and this is where i get excited. there's a scientific component to this, and it's something the models aren't picking up on just yet. we're seeing more and more of this in the models, what they're reflecting. we've got this constant plume of moisture from the hawaiian islands all wait to the california coastline. as we get this storm system, it's going to tap into that moisture and for us, that means we're going to get decent rainfall here in the bay area. now we're going to tap into it for one to two hours this time. but as we head throughout next week it looks very promising for us hit that tap potentially for 12 to maybe 16 hours, and that could bring totals way up. i'll show you that in a mome

tweet me if you know. some kind of charity event going on.ey caught a man who shot a man during an attempted robbery. the trigger man fired a bullet into the back of the 44-year-old man. he is hospitalized, and expected to survive. police say they arrested the suspect a short time later and found the weapon used in the crime. >> we're learning more built deadly shooting on the campus of florida state university. investigator say the gunman was 31-year-old myron may. he fired in the school library and hurt five people. may was shot and killed by campus police. during a shootout a student was carrying three books that he just checked out. a bullet hit the third book possibly saving his life. >>> new on "action news," a struggle between a teacher and student at a california school was caught on cell phone camera. the video shows the teacher, danny peterson trying to drag the 14-year-old into a swimming pool back in august. the teen didn't want to participate and get in the pool because she had her hair done that morning for an evening event. pet

if you go skiing or snowboarding tweet me your pictures or share them on facebook.ere is tomorrow. high of 60. partly sunny. better of the two weekend days by far. on monday, high of 63. clouds increase throughout the day. most if, not all the day is dry for that monday evening commute, though, there could be showers around. on tuesday, there's a chance of some rain and snow showers, about a 40% chance. aside from that, notice this major temperature drop. we go from low 60s on monday to low 40s on tuesday. so that's a 20-degree temperature dip. tuesday, we need to keep an eye on. the forecast is kind of all over the place. what we're looking at right now, though, chance of showers, maybe some snow, little or no accumulation. wednesday, high around 50. thursday, mid 50s and then next friday, there's a chance of some rain showers. we'll send things to break right >>> you can buy a calendar with familiar funny photos. showing him and his daughter, april, in silly and maybe scary scenarios. in one, they're getting facials and even making fun of kim kardashi kardas bre t

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san jose, santa rosa 77 and if you have a backyard thermometer, you can tweet me or send me an e-mail was curious from 18 and 17777 -- 77, now 5:01 drops fast, 58, 62 forecasted high, average is way above on the low and a little below on the high. 42, 1911 record low, 79 record high, coming in our system is back yonder and back in the back 40, coming underneath plunging right down from canada and windchill in texas, and current temperatures, if you missed it, it can happen they are right on the leading edge, 34 and 37, that cold air is on the way. ukiah, much warmer and the lows are up a good 15 degrees for some. they have really cooled off and instead of 40s we have 50s across the board. 49 and they are almost 50s, santa cruz mountains and 57 laster pole and it looks being like we will have. >> cooler pattern and it will stay here for a while. they really done take much for i would say the next four or five days and it looks to be about right as the system moves in. drizzle seems to being lifting a little bit. highs will be in the 60s, coast, bay inland and we are close here on these

. >> you're watching "real money", tweet me or hit me up on facebook. keep it here. >>> besides the republicans big win on tuesday, the 2014 midterms will go down in the history books for being the most expensive this far. roughly $4 billion was spent. it may not last long. political reports that groups linked to 15 of the top presidential contenders have raised $89 million, and spent $87 million as they look to 2016. not a single person has declared their candidacy. mary snow has more. >> hillary clinton played a supporting role for a congressional candidates through the midterms. the prospects of a 2016 away. >> are we ready for hillary. >> behind the scenes a different campaign is under way, as outside groups backing 2016 contenders are raising catch. ready for hillary, a super pact for group that can raise and spend inlimited money but not donate directly has raised $10.3 million to date. that's according to the sunlight foundation, which tracks money in politics, and counts this group as leading the pack. among republicans it cites one group suppor

that's why during the show we want you to facebook me or tweet me me @gerri willis fbn, and at the bottomthe hour we'll read those tweets and e-mails. but first, the food police at it again at convenience stores, bakeries, coffee shops, you name it, supermarkets, movie theaters, even vending machines. we'll tell you all about it coming up. ♪ ♪ gerri: we know you've been following te ferguson, missouri, situation closely, and this hour we expect president obama to make comments at an event in chicago. if he makes news, we'll let you know. in the meantime, the fda is hoping new federal rules requiring all chain restaurants and a host of other establishments to post calorie counts for their menus that will help meshes eat healthier -- americans eat healthier. apple metro chairman zane tankle owns us now. you have 38 applebee's, you've already done -- how'd that go? >> it went well. surprisingly, it sort of morphed in. there was no major eruption. gerri: so you have it on the men jewish? >> we do, alongside each and every item on the menu. gerri: is this something customers were clamoring for

my job is to educate and teach you, so call me or tweet me. give me a thesis, any thesis, and i'm a buyer of stocks. that kind of thinking, which i used to exhibit constantly at the hedge fund when the market is soaring, is at play once again. the noose dab jumped 0.8 money manager are desperate to put their cash to work, desperate for new ideas, and desperate for reasons that make for compelling buys. they're finding them in spades. they tick down what they're thinking, what they're seeing. let's take them sector by sector, starting with technology. the cloud plays haven't been able to mount rallies. the internet stocks seems to be just plain tired. if you're a desperate fund manager, you look at the world quite differently. first you see apple going higher, that means consumer spending of technology, if that is the case, you can go entire skyworks solutions, an apple components maker, it really hand move ought all, but had good numbers. it means you'll download western digit ago for the cloud. two cheap plays that can be bought tomorrow. rese

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tell me what is on your find my tweeting me or hit me up on facebook.he great recession gave birth to a phrase that helps describe the profound changes that are now sweeping america and other industrialized countries. the new normal. it's partly the idea that developed economies are now growing a lot slower than they once did. so even as economies bounce back, life will not return to what we used to consider normal. it's also about what this new economic reality means for investors, for businesses, governments, and regular working people. one example is the income nonexistent wage growth we have seen. that's making the new normal feel down right miserable for many americans. even as the job and housing market regain strength. today we're exploring various ways the new normal is playing out in your lives, and we'll start with the job market. the jobs recovery has been slow but steady. but this recovery has not pumped enough life into the middle class. there are lots of reasons for that, including a lack of manufacturing jobs and technology that has repla

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