yada, yada. negtist is a short example of what's out there. if you share wall street, you will miss them. if you think outside yourself, though, you will be astonished by what you find. let's go to kur nice -- curtis in north carolina. curtis. stocks up forward of the competition? >> all right. my charitable trust bought jack, why? there was a lot of questions about labor costs and chipotle is scaring people. this is a very well run company. i sure wish they'd come on air. they can really tell a good story. thank you for the kind words about our staff, which is great. kc in north carolina. >> how are you doing, jim? >> i'm doing fine, how about you, casey? >> pretty good. i want to ask you do you think they can turn things around with the retailer again? >> i got to tell you, i'm concerned about the fourth quarter and listen to the skechers guys. i think it hit a real speed bump. i notice j.c. penneys is holding up well, if there is a question all these, macy's kohl's, have you seen these in i don't think it's possible when you see what macy's

a slick guy is going to say don't worry about it, i got you, yada, yada, here's a bag full of money.e great thing about signing with my golden boy productions i as a fighter, i can speak to them, advise them, and they actually listen. we have fighters worried about, okay, my taxes, i have to pay this, i have to give this much to my manager and how much am i going to have left for me? i have to save this. it's nice. charles: i know there have been more than one story, the irs the first person in the ring after a fight. before you cut the checks. >> oh, yeah, i know them by first name. [ laughter ] >> the resurgence in boxing is impressive particularly in america. we have the fight tomorrow night in madison square garden between a russian -- kazakhstan and canadian sold out. why? what's going on? >> it's the matchups, the fights that the public wants to see and deserve to see them. what's the movie with field of dreams, if they build it they'll come. if you put the fighters, the tough fighters in with each other, the fans will come, the fans want to see you create ratings, you generate

, yada.ot of questions have not been answered, hence the eighth investigation. we would hike, as the american people, to know what exactly happened and maybe to get some sort of mea culpa, because we know that things did not go right. there was a cover-up element to this, it would be nice for someone to be honest. sandra: and the american people are not satisfied with the answers and the answers that hillary clinton has provided on this. they want the investigation to continue. kennedy: and i'm sure democrats want to put it to bed. her transparent '90s playbook isn't doing her any favors. democrats have to have a solid candidate, and they do want to put it behind them. i'm more interested in the methodology, and i'm hoping those witnesses, including secretary clinton, actually yield something and give us more answers to the questions that have been lingering for so long. and that's what trey gowdy is promising. sandra: it's tough, andrea, to hear her say this is just politics when yet we stil

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all of this boils down to yada, yada, yada it's a 2% economy, right?s. 2% but -- >> over the three quarters it's a 2% economy. >> here is the problem the fed has, the fed is trying to raise rates with a noticeable deceleration in job growth and gdp that going into the december meeting very well will have a one handle on it. that to me is a real communications problem. >> okay. and those minutes by the way cross 2:00 eastern time. >> on your show. >> on this fine program tomorrow. we'll look for a change of language. you owe two bucks, joe owes one and i owe one. >> but i only owe 70% of $2. >> you're right. a bulk discount for you. the next meeting of the central bank is on october 28th and that's a big day because that's also the day of the next republican presidential debate from boulder colorado, and it will be hosted by us visible on cnbc. >>> the billionaire divorce battle finally comes to an end today. we'll tell you how much is at stake and your market check as we head to break shows all three major indices higher so far on the day. on the dow,

and yada, yada, yada, and there was some information are from politico that shared back and forth ands this humanizing her? >> well, for some people, it s and the e-mails certainly have this sort of the basic, you know, pedestrian thing that we all v and it does the answer the eternal question of how many state officials does it take to find an npr station on long island and the answer is four, but that is scary. the e-mail scandal has been bad to her, and to the extent that it is humanizing or shares moments of humor, that is a mitigating factor, but it is obviously not going to outweigh the larger issue for her. thank you, john allen, i appreciate your time and i know that we will talk shortly. >> good to see you. >>> i want to get you up to speed on the breaking news out of foxwood, illinois, into the death of the lieutenant charles gleinowitz. >> one of the shots entered the side of the vest, and it was enough as the coroner's office said to incapacitate the officer, and a kcomparison made of that of a sledge hammer hitting you in the side. >> it is a big development, and also nin

shares of nissan, to yada, and honda are falling in tokyo. of data for did investors for to digest. how are things looking right now as japan has until lunch? up dayainly a big catch because the hong kong market was closed yesterday when the rest of the region really rallied on the back of a strong game coming through on global equities on wednesday. perhaps there were a lot of buy orders. -- a 2.3% gain on the hang seng index. quite a bit of coffee trade ahead of that job number coming through tonight. japan has entered into the lunch break just slightly higher. reverting some of those earlier losses in the session. still some weakness coming through in australia. retail sales are up 4.1%. we saw base levels fall quite significantly in london, weighing on mining stocks. asewhere in the region, little bit of a pickup in the rate -- a little bit of a pickup in korea and taiwan. you mentioned u.s. auto sales, really being a very strong. we saw some initial weakness coming through. these of the lunchtime prices. we can see the air all in the bla

the president of our country talking about how they work together to make the world a better place, yada-yadapark geun-hye. they are asking united states to work with china to address the north korean threat. back with adam lashinsky and ben stein. katie pavlich had to go. she had it with these guys. no, she didn't. she had another thing to do. >> who can blame her. neil: what do you think about the importance of this. we're very concerned about north korea cheating? we know the history of north korea cheating and iran cheating. now we've got to do something but what? >> well i think it is fine and appropriate to look at north korea's cheating in the past, this makes us look weak. we came to an agreement, it didn't work out. we should be aware of that that being said everyone of these deals have its own levers. we have leverage in each deal. north korea is crazy. economic leverage doesn't would them. only thing as ben said the threat to obliterate them. iranians, i would hope they're a little more rational. neil: have you seen what they have done this week? have you seen what they have done?

yada, but they are fearful. what are they fearful of? >> losing. [laughter] becoming unemployed. ms. kane: i think they are fearful of challenges, primary challenges, from the far right, and i think that was in the "national journal" article. i've heard that from republicans on the hill i have talked to. i don't know if that is true. i wish one of them would stand up for what is right and test proposition and we would find out. those are extreme views that are not where most voters are. but obviously, we have a very gerrymandered districts. it depends on where you are from. we often call this the lacrimal -a-mole problem. on different days they are afraid of different things. if you're talking about teenagers, it is about encouraging every 14-year-old, forng an iud available them, although there was absolutely no evidence that is true, or they are afraid we are condoning sex outside of marriage, or afraid that we are doing something that is inconsistent with people's religious values, or afraid of certain method

yada, but they are fearful. what are they fearful of? >> losing. [laughter] becoming unemployed. ms. kane: i think they are fearful of challenges, primary challenges, from the far right, and i think that was in the "national journal" article. i've heard that from republicans on the hill i have talked to. i don't know if that is true. i wish one of them would stand up for what is right and test proposition and we would find out. those are extreme views that are not where most voters are. but obviously, we have a very gerrymandered districts. it depends on where you are from. we often call this the whack-a-mole problem. on different days they are afraid of different things. if you're talking about teenagers, it is about encouraging every 14-year-old, making an iud available for them, although there was absolutely no evidence that is true, or they are afraid we are condoning sex outside of marriage, or afraid that we are doing something that is inconsistent with people's religious values, or afraid of certain metho