a sweater worn by nirvana front man kurt cobain is going up for auction. he wore this green cardigan during nirvana' s mtv unplugged taping back in 1993. the starting bid is $20,000. it is expected to sell between $40,000 and $60,000. kevin: it was obtained by a close friend of the cobain family. you remember unplugged? erin: the sweater is missing a it has a burn mark in it. sean: that is called character. a local mom goes on a special mission to honor her son. to the base of mount everest. ray: we will bring you the latest after witnesses report hearing a half dozen gunshots on manchester' s west side. sean: boston commuters can buy a parking spot on begin hill, but it will cost more than half $1 million. erin: big changes are coming to the iconic gum wall in seattle. this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technolog

. >>> want a piece of iconic gruchg band nirvana? here's your chance. it won't be cheap though. the sweater is expected to fetch up to $60 thousand. time to get down to business. the dow continues its return to 18,000 investors hoping for a sustained year in rally. on the heels of the $70 million fine, they will no longer use airbags vehicles. >>> and it will cost you $650 thousand. i'm talking about a parking spot. the location is inside the elite beacon hill neighborhood g gage in boston. that price per square foot works out to more than that of a $37 million condo at the top of the millennium tower. >>> okay. just ahead, undefeatat no mo. and party in kansas city. look at this. celebrations for the world series win. that is next.next. on his little boat any harder if he tried. he's beached here, gazing out on an unforgiving landscape. for while the people who come in here use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so welel they completely forget their experience... daddy gator sees all and forgets nothing. "i've got to motor out of here," he thinks. "this is no place to

. >> the former nirvana frontman wore it during the band's unplugged appearance on mtv 22 years ago. we're old. missing a button and has a burn hole and some discoloration. >> he was a rock 'n' roller. kind ofakes sense. all that doesn't seem to matter. fetch up to $60,000 and a lock of cobain's hair opens on saturday. >> that last part is a little weird. the hair. the hair part. >>> okay, speaking of hair, donald trump and hillary clinton are getting someew competition from a small town politician. >> we want you to meet lucy lou not spelled like the act stress. the mayor after seven years on the job the border collie has now set her sights on higher office. she wants to break that glass ceiling. she wants to becomome the first dodog presint of the united states. >> hey, why not. lucy lou stas for smaller government, lower tax and same-sex marriage as long as it's within your own species. but she has yet to file formal paperwork to e enterhe race as yet. more news after this. irresistible moments deserve irresistibles treats new from meow mix with real salmon chicken or tuna. we giv

. >>> want an iconic piece of '90s grunge band nirvana.u may remember kurt cobain's famous green sweater from the band's appearance on unplugged in 1993. it can be yours when it goes on the auction block this saturday but it won't be cheap. the sweater is expected to fetch up to $60,000. >>> 17 minutes past the hour. scrambled politics is next. first bill o'reilly and jimmy fallon had a message for candidates about debate etiquette. >> answer the question. it's not that hard. here is an example. fallon, what would you do to fix the deep ideological divide in this country? >> pizza party. yeah! okay... guys, i'll be writing a new language for machines so planes, trains, even hospitals can work better. oh! sorry, i was trying to put it away... got it on the cake. so you're going to work on a train? not on a train...on "trains"! you're not gonna develop stuff anymore? no i am... do you know what ge is? theand to help you accelerate,. we've created a new company... one totally focused on what's next for your business. the true partnership wher

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nirvana to be outside of the eu. you get sent to the litany of regulation and request.s no room to lobby. you want to remain on a trading basis with the eu. is where the argument gets hard to understand for some of the brexit. europe and the u.k. will want to have some sort of free trade arrangement. outhe norwegians have found and the swiss have found out, if you want the free trade access, you have to follow the rules. there is an article that made that point in regards to trade agreements. you do have this question, could britain get similarly favorable trade terms as a block when it comes time to negotiate a free trade deal with the u.s., which is the big prize. has 50 million people-60 million people. the eu has 500 million people plus. that is something brexit advocates have to explain clearly. how they propose britain will maintain these preferential trade arrangements in a post eu environment. i am sure we will be bombarded with questions. >> i am sure it is coming. we do have a brexit ticker on the bloomberg website. we don't have a special page yet, but there

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kennedy: if jerry seinfeld is nirvana. >> boom.: a lot of people think that jerry "seinfeld" is busiest by if the world, counting his money, he directed your show but he is not doing much, is he? >> jerry? he is on the road every weekend. kennedy: why would you want him to direct your show? >> he loves me. kennedy: the show, a wonderful journey through new york city. and various stereo types. >> i cling on to for dear life . what happened? people move to different places. >> new york had sharp interesting edges, you grew up in brooklyn. >> now it is dull, dull. kennedy: a kmart and starbucks .. >> it would be beyond -- you have to take -- in i can't. i can't believe it. kennedy: you are saying it is so good, soy lurid that people have to see the show. >> it is specific and vivid. kennedy: speaking which. about stereo types and breaking things down, and having an honest discussion, if you were a professor of sociology the university of missouri how quickly would you be run out of school. >> i quit. i would be booted. i couldn't even

morgan's nightmare is your nirvana. what does that do for your margin? what are your margins?u in protection mode that you would be able to really hold on to those margins? you got the products, we needed. you can charges if it is good enough. the thing about security is that it's not a spike right now. there is no sense that is going to slow down anytime soon. security is the flipside of this enormous benefit that we have from a connected world. i saw a statistic that we now have more active mobile devices than people on the planet. there are 7.5 billion active mobile devices on the planet. 3 billion people access the internet. in numerous benefit to society but with that comes the darker side of cyber crime and criminals taking advantage. that is the opportunity we have to protect millions of organizations around the planet. we feel like we're just game started. manus: what is the paradigm for protecting ourselves? many of our viewers work in the markets. they have mobile devices. affecting ourselves, are we to which we extent need to spend money on protecting ourselves? kri

. ♪ ♪ where else should i b ♪ >> nirvana's lead singer had a ca acardigan that became famous and it's the king of pop can also score big. ♪ she was just 17 >> reporter: if you've ever seen the fab four's 1964 ed sullivan performance, there's no mistaking that beatles logo on ringo's drumhead. now it's on the auction block. >> when it comes to pop culture history, it's one of the most important pieces that you could find. ♪ i want to hold your hand >> reporter: beatle maniacs who dreamed of holding this acoustic guitar john lennon used to write hits is also for sale. putting on white gloves, i took a moment to imagine it in lennon's hands. >> so he would have been here? >> exactly, that's right. >> reporter: the guitar disappeared in 1963 after a show in london only to resurface 50 years later in san diego. and if it sells for a million dollars, as expected, it would set a world record for the sale of a single guitar. >> when it comes to guitars and john lennon, this is the holy grai grail. >> reporter: if fashion is your thing, you can buy a piece of kurt cobain's i don't give a damn

. >> i like to say my -- was nirvana, and then toes -- >> what american bands do you hate?hey are like the worst band in the history of, like, the world. so what's it like having an indie band in myanmar? difficult? >> for sure, yeah. before you record a song, like when you have the lyrics, you have to submit the lyrics, so they're going to censor it, they're going to check it. even sometimes they will, you know, suggest you some words you change. >> that must be funny. >> very funny, you know. >> now, is that still the case? >> no, it's not like that any more. they're not going to censor you, because it's risky. you don't know what will happen to you if you write and sing something wrong. >> so let me ask this. if all your dreams came true, where would you want to play? >> really? new york city. >> you want to go to new york city? >> my dream is to be strong, so that's why -- what i'm -- what i keep telling my band mates. >> come on. >> so old people reach out. making roll and roll is hard enough. truly independent rock and roll is even harder. i'm guessing making it here

. ♪ ♪ where else should i be an apology ♪ >> nirvana's lead singer kurt cobain had an sweater that was no mistaking that logo on beatle as drum is on the auction block. >> it's one of the most important pieces you could find. ♪ i want to hold your hand ♪ >> reporter: beatle maniacs have dreamed of holding the guitar that john lennon's guitar wrote "i want to hold your hand." he would be hear. >> >> exactly right. >> reporter: the guitar disappeared in 1963 after a show in london only to resurface 50 years later in san diego and if it sells for a million dollars as expected it would set a world record for the sale of a single guitar. >> when it comes to guitars and john lennon, this is the holy grail grail. >> reporter: if fashion is your thing, you can buy a piece of kurt cobain's i don't give a damn style. it's the sweater the pioneer wore during nirvana's famous 1993 mtv unplugged concert that comes complete with burns and stains. >> another jacket we sold for 87,000 but because this is an important performance it could sell up toward to a hundred thousands. it's an important piece i

it's the sweater the pioneer wore during nirvana's famous 1993 mtv unplugged concert that comes complete with burns and stains. >> another jacket we sold for 87,000 but because this is an important performance it could sell up toward to a hundred thousands. it's an important piece in the museum. >> reporter: rings and things from elvis are in the building. this 24 karat gold piano, a first anniversary present from priscilla presley is also on the block. but when you consider what a lock of his hair goes for. >> elvis presley brought 35,000 a clip of his hair. >> reporter: you're kidding? >> no. >> reporter: if that is not weird enough this mold was used to outfit michael jackson with fangs for "thriller." there may be a few bargains here and there, but if you're determined to own something that belonged to a superstar, it might just help to be superrich! for "cbs this morning," mireya villarreal, los angeles. >> i like the fangs. >> it's been in someone's mouth! anthony. >> exactly! cool. >> that is cool. i do like that. >>> is there a milestone in digital news. have you heard this? we a

this should be nirvana. why aren't the stocks responding?een a lot of concerns year-to-date over potential capacity and weak unit revenue trends. the fact of the matter is the industry is holding on to about 2/3 in fuel cost savings right now. passengers are getting 1/3, capital providers, shareholders are getting the lion's share. that's a good combination. we see a lot to be optimistic about with the stocks and industry fundamentals. >> should we be concerned about fuel prices creeping higher in 2016? >> i don't think so. that's not what the forward curve would suggest. interestingly, i think if fuel prices, if we were back here a year from now and let's say oil rallied to $80, $90 a barrel, chances are we would be feeling better about china. chances are the brazilian economy would be showing some traction. we would see fuel surcharges return to the pacific market. i think while earnings could trend lower, multiples might be even higher in that type of environment. >> how much do you think are in these stocks for the events in paris and ho

nirvana singer took his own life four months after this performance of the income per one album. p iconic piece of music. dari: okay. let's let them be happy. derek jeter and hannah davis engaged the former yankee captain confirmed in a subtle way he was writing about his dog on the sorts web site the player atribune and mentioned the dog was peep fiance. davis is going around town supporting a huge engagementing ring. so word on when they will actually you marry. p set to sthoat society. >> all right time for on band, off prand, our tailly look at which people are living up or down. everyone which is taking to twitter to complain about twit kanging the sim billion to a star a heart despite well documented troubles. twitter remains the do-to place on-line ton complain about stuff people like to bin about on-line. john boehner who was leaving behind nase reeks of cigarettes in and paul ryan noted fitness biffs sleeping in the old office while he tries to get the stench out of of john borne's office. on band, crease simpson biggest financial remember that. that was hean. he came up

it is nirvana for scholars like me to come and spend time at the wilson center. this is my sabbatical year. i would like if everyone would take a moment in silence your phones. welcome you tome the wilson center and point out that the wilson center was chartered by congress as the presidentemorial to woodrow wilson. it is the nation's key nonpartisan policy forum for tackling research and open dialogue to form actionable ideas for congress, the administration, and the broader policy community. going to look at europe's refugee credit -- challenge, the response to the international crisis, and i it is point out that posted by many programs in addition to the global europe program. it is also sponsored by the middle east program. and also the global sustainability and resilience program. of you arem sure all aware, and incredibly difficult in time.and time -- the conflicts that have been across what was called the arc of instability from west africa, sub-saharan africa all the way to style -- to southeast asia and the asia and the agent continent. i have said this

is the chinese equivalent of nirvana for american style exports. there's a lot of hammering about what it means for the global economy. but i think a lot of the fretting is let's say stupid if you're an american stock picker. no, it's not dumb if you work at freept which is in many ways a natural resource conglomerate hostage to chinese industrial growth. nightmare if you're running a u.s. steel producer because appears chinese are allowed to dump all the steel they want in this country. is there any other information for the pathetic stock prices for ak steel and u.s. steel, have you seen those? you need this to see them. the coal stocks aren't just going to oblivion because of our government's war against fossil fuels. the chinese communist party has also pivoted and is trying to wean its country off coal now that a million people are dying of respiratory illnesses every year over there. and while we hear about a deficit in aluminum, china is making more than they can use and keep trying to sell the rest overseas. these are all bad signs for some

. >>> kurt cobain became a legend as the front man of the 90s rock band nirvana and now fans can get their hands on a well-known piece of cobain memorabilia. [ music ] appearance on mtv unplugged is now up for auction. the bidding started at $20,000. they think they could get $60,000. >> true fans of kurt cobain. [ laughter ] >> died in the wool. [ laughter ] >> it turns out. >>> coming up next for you. we have a warning for pet owners. the food ingredient growing in popularity for humans that could prove deadly for dogs. >> and then at 6:00, security scare on the lirr. a conductor's compartment left seat. john is just two weeks away from walking down the aisle with emily. didn't see that one comin'. now we're groomsmen. we're just 475 short miles away from... shenanigans. it's not going to get too crazy. might get a little weird. you have places to go. let us worry about getting you there. bp gasoline with invigorate. fuel the journey. i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, s

i think that is nirvana for stock prices as we've seen over and over again last couple years.e down the chimney early. we'll see. nice gain for s&p up 24 points. looks like good move. mark luschini. thank you very much. >> thank you, liz. liz: we're waiting for earning and so much more. that is where david and melissa comes in. david: it is a good day. taxing trade. you might have seen this hundreds of protesters swarming the chicago mercantile exchange with demands aimed at targeting the rich to pay for illinois's budget shortfall. melissa: amazing. david: we have you covered what is happening inside and outside the cme. melissa: republican candidates making their demands known when it comes to future presidential debates. bret baier, moderator of fox news debate back in august, will give us his take on legitimacy of those demands. david: what he thinks is going on. government spent $43 million building a gas station in afghanistan, just one. a huge number especially when it was only supposed to cost 1% of that. [closing bell rings] melissa: how is that possible? david: how m

and it is really a nirvana for scholars like me to be able to come and spend quality time here at the wilson center, so this is my sabbatical year command i am delighted to be here. i would like if everyone to take a moment in silence your phones. let me welcome you. the official memorial the president woodrow wilson -- woodrow wilson. actionable ideas for congress, the administration command the broader policy committee. they are going to look at europe's refugee challenge, response to an international crisis. the program is cohosted by several different programs here at the wilson center and addition to the global europe program which is a primary sponsor. it is also sponsored by the middle east program. this crisis has its origins in part in the middle east and also by the global sustainability and resilience program. this is, as i am sure all of you are aware, and incredibly difficult moment in time. the conflict and violence that has been raging across what someone called the arc of instability running roughly from west africa, sub-saharanafrica, sub-saharan africa, all the way t

that is part of what outside forces could help equip it because we will never get close to nirvana by doing things the same way. look continues to push even if again that target of. >> there is a difference between two thingss to temporarily and they had to the falling into the things that they know. part of the changes at the fcc reflecting able to step up with the plan and help folks like scott and you build a political understanding of options. this is not up in our plan, this is about a planning process. buildt to step back and capital toward a system. you are not thinking about draining the swamp. how do you actually think long-term? the only thing i would add is that despite the pressure, it is an agency with continuing problems over time and that is not to denigrate people who do but it underscores the problem essentially in a competitive space deciding that you are going to provide a loan to one party and not another so we continuously half issues where we are not loading two one carrier over another vet that essentially is going to prevent us from sending more capital into th

there should be one model that would fit all, i wish we were in that kind of nirvana state, but we areherwise we might as well retire. tom: with inflation, if you are teaching this lsc and dealing equations, where is wage inflation, and when do i care? the reasonrides: that you would care is that often prices are fixed on what we call a cost-plus basis, in that employers produce their costs, then they know what they want with prices and they add that on to their cost, and that is the price at which they sell their products. if they did that every time, prices would reflect what was happening to wages. they are not doing that now, and have not done it in the past. concerned we are about wage raises, and across the board from what i know, is that demand will increase. when you have more money in your pay consumer spending should be going up. when consumer spending goes up and push prices up as well. tom: jon ferro, that was fabulous, on the edge of olivia borchard. i was in the classroom at m.i.t.. continue. .on: i think it is fascinating you bring up the economic models and ammunition o

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bidding opens at $20,000 to the jacket belonging to nirvana's lead singer. >> they predict it could go for $60,000. i think that is leacha lot of money for a sweater. >>> guinness beer is becoming vegan. they will stop using animal blaeders in the processing next year. a new filtration system is expected to be complete. the move came after pressure from guinness loving vegans. >>> "blue blood" is back for a another season. bridget moynahan stars in the series. her father is the police commissioner played by tom selleck. here is a preview of this friday's episode. >> i hve nothing but respect for you and this department. >> you have a hell of a way of showing it. >> the dachlt.a.'s office and this particular d.a. has a license of duty and the full support of rule of law too callt likik we see it even if they wear blue a long and cherished tradition! >> you know, i never thought i'd say this, but i heard contempt in your voice. >> no, dad, you hear your daughter unable and unwilling to see it your way. and i don't enjoy it eieier, but there it is. >> i don't really understand. >> so good

the nirvana for all of us would be able to say i have this film here. a precious little film. it should best go to this kind of audience, probably not in a vast, 3,000-print run across the country. it should really be taken care of this way. and to do that, i'd really like to put it on video on demand or netflix first for a couple weeks, then i'd like to move it over to the theaters and do this broader kind of testing to see if i can find my market. you can't do that if a, there's no online service, or, b, there is an online service, but it's ripped the day it goes to video on demand. >> or ten days before. >> or ten days before, which, of course, is the worse of all possible worlds. and that, i think, is also part of the explanation for why our industry desperate as we for new distributors, and we are desperate as people have gone out of business and the economics have changed, have not been able to embrace the online distributors in the way we would have liked to. because people don't know, haven't been able to figure out a way to control the risk of destroying their entire