what is your take on lithium and manganese. >> still think lithium is the way to go.kel is sucker's play, not going there. manganese, couple of companies make it. i can't think who is driven by them still okay with lithium. every company wants electric cars, not just tesla we have a powerful secular growth trend going in electrical cars, fmc higher, ppg, sneaky track and albemarle on trend >>> stock is losing steam. could you be barking up wrong tree maybe a buying opportunity. >>> portfolio prepared for what's next? am a diversified keep you not just in f.a.n.g >>> rapid fire lightning round stick with cramer. for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. firstthen you put yourselfareer. through school. got the degree. you've given it your all, to reach the goals you've set. don't let student debt hold you

lithium drives the energy density. can we put more lithium in that battery?re looking at lithium metals and opportunities where you would see higher energy density which would result inbaa percentage basis now, it may be different than lithium carbonate or lithium hydroxide that is in the market today but our researchers are working to make sure whether it's lithium sulfate, lithium metal or lithium air that we're there with what our customers need. >> thanks so much for spending time with us on "power lunch." we appreciate it. >> hey, melissa, thanks a lot, thanks for having me have a good day. >> ceo of albemarle. >>> attention has been on the faangs and tech names. one outperformed them all. overstock.com up over 100% over te past two months. willhis momentum continue? that one's ahead on "power." [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. >>> shares of e-commerce retailer overstock.com skyrocketing, moving 20% today

lithium batteries are numerous. the faa showing how cargo containers can explode. in the three years since that test, there have been nearly 70 incidents on aircraft. tonight, the faa recommending that the international aviation authority ban lithium batteries from the cargo hold. why? access to those burning batteries to put out the flames. in the cabin, crews can take action. as we saw in orlando, batteries can ignite without warning. if the faa gets its way, you will not be able to put these electronic devices in your checked bag. but you will be able to carry them with their lithium ion batteries into the cabin. david? >> david kerley tonight. david, thank you. >>> we turn next this evening to the major new health alert about high blood pressure. the american heart association late today changing the guidelines when it comes to hypertension. meaning nearly half of american adults could now be living with what's called the silent killer. of course, it effects both men and women. so, let's get right to abc's chief medical editor, dr. jen ashton. jen, always good

did anyone say, okay, lithium prices are going to surge like they have in 2017? very volatile space, lithium price, so let's understand that. chinese coming online. that could obviously dampen prize, but i don't think that's a reason to make an absolute call. >> okay. next up, some unusual options activity in the real estate sector the najarians will show us which stock is leliky to move. "halftime report" is back right after this your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. of emerging markets obsolete? at pgim, we see alpa in the trends, driving specific sectors of out performance. where a rising middle class powers a booming auto industry. a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile bank

and incredibly violent and his mania was he was scary my dad was scared joseph was medicated with lithium. i believe he was taking seven hundred fifty milligrams of of lithium and he was up to nine hundred milligrams of lithium for a period of time to try and control was i having huge mood swings yeah that stuff definitely started i mean i've been through a lot of pain with the death of my mother and various events that happened in my life after my mother had committed suicide. i was the most violent person that i knew of i used to wander the streets at night and i'd go pick fights with the local people and i had this aluminum bat that i had found and i beat it against the curb so it was just jagat in torn up and you know that was my weapon of choice and i mean i'm lucky i never touched anybody with that thing. my children are already saying to me come on dad you got to get them out of the house he's going to kill somebody you've got to do something dad didn't matter what we threw at this situation it wasn't going to get better and i you know lose him to a suicide or he's going to have to

and finally, i watch out for potential spin off of fmc corpse, lithium division lithium goes into electronicteries. spinoffs can be lucrative even if they don't seem to be working. we will keep monitoring these stocks for you, that's who we work for and after considering how well they've done we're going to profile all of the major ones going forward so you can make up your own mind will be whether they're great opportunities. john in ohio >> caller: hello mr. cramer i've owned phillip morris for several years. i took some off the table as you direct but ooud like to know whether to hold, sell or buy the rest >> its difficult because i didn't like to recommend tobacco companies. i like bothem both. i think they're really really good so, i bless them as stocks as much as i hate them as companies. >>> all right sometimes breaking up is great today. dow dupont's going to give you some opportunities and fmc's potential spinoff of lithium can be great >>> much more "mad money" ahead. then a speculative stock that's rocking over 160% year to date i'll reveal the flame and tell you whether it's wor

that could hurt lithium. look at tesla trading sharply the third quarter report and the model preproduction slowdown. the newsg lower on that there could be a repeal of that electric are credit of $7,500. >> thank you so much. >> coming up we are going to keep breaking down the tax code rollout and how the markets are reacting. the head of public policy, we will be talking about a matter of the fed as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets. >> we are going to get a check on our first word news. >> as we have been reporting today has republicans unveiled their tax cut plan that/the corporate tax rate. deductions from homeowners and president trump and the gop seek to deliver on the first tax rebound in three decades. >> we are getting rid of loopholes herself -- special interests and leveling the playing field. we are making things so simple that you can do your taxes on a postcard. >> middle income families would pay less thanks to a doubling of the standard deduction. benefitamericans would f

. >> when you look at lithium, electric vehicle uses about 10,000 times more lithium than a smartphoneesn't take that many to completely transform the commodity. regulations are starting to line up to promote electric vehicles. china will make 10% of the price by 20 night teamed and that's a huge change in the market in unfit for lithium. tranter interesting topic. jay jacobs, thank you for getting up early. >> members of the new york elite golf club over a portrait of donald trump. why holiday just 40 years old ♪ [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. cheryl: numbers have been a golf club have come out swinging because they won't hang a portrait of president trump. westchester charges $200,000 in initiation fees. according to the near post on republican members have been lobbying for his portrait to be put out that management has refused that he could drive a wedge between members or offend charities or organizations that they want to hold ev

it's a key ingredient in lithium batteries, a product that has seen an explosion in demand recently. but 60% of the world's cobalt comes from the congo, where children often do much of the hard labor. because of that, apple and tesla are among companies refusing to use what they term unethical cobalt in their batteries. in 2014, tesla's elon musk promised to use only cobalt mined in north america. >> you're ng in place. this is not something you see every day. >> reporter: but mining industry analysts like gino chitaroni says that's just not possible. >> it's highly unlikely that there's going to be enough cobalt to come out of here in the next year to two years that would satisfy any needs in the e.v. market in north america. >> reporter: that's because outside of the congo, there are few options. tesla alone will require 7800 tons of cobalt for the half a million model 3s the company expects to be producing annually by 2018. that's more cobalt than is mined in north america in a year. and not all cobalt goes into batteries. 56% of the world's production is used in military and indu

and he was up to nine hundred milligrams of lithium . for a period of time to try and control it was i having huge mood swings yeah that stuff definitely started i mean i've been through a lot of pain with the death of my mother and various events that happened in my life after my mother had committed suicide. i was the most violent person that i knew of i used to wander the streets at night and i'd go pick fights with the local people and i had this aluminum bat that i had found and i beat it against the curb so it was just jagat and torn up and you know that was my weapon of choice and i mean i'm lucky i never touched anybody with that thing. my children are already saying to me come monday we got to get them out of the house he's going to kill somebody you've got to do something dad didn't matter what we threw at this situation it wasn't going to get better and i'm going to lose him to a suicide or he's going to have to be institutionalized a thousand miles away or tim was also struggling desperately now married with a child she too w

the real cause, a lithium ion camera battery that caught fire. the tsa calls perez, a 20-year army veteran, a hero. >> i'm not a hero. i didn't do it alone. >> reporter: so far this year there've been at least 19 incidents involving lithium-ion batteries on planes or in airports. and they're on the rise. the faa shows what can happen when one of those batteries catches fire in luggage. >> we know that they're dangerous. we ne know that they're dangerous. they have brought down airplanes. >> the faa wants tighter regulations. if it catching fire mid flight, crew members have no chance of putting it out. tom. >> adrienne thank you. >>> new developments against kevin spacey. abc news confirming prosecutors plan to meet with the son of a former boston news anchor claiming spacey sexually assaulted him last year when he was 18. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, kevin spacey now the subject of a criminal investigation. >> i made you the president. >> reporter: the "house of cards" star accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old at a bar last

lithium is a medication you have to monitor, you have to take blood levels.driving down a desert in iraq in a tank and you were getting dehydrated, as d often happens, you can't be worried about what is my lithium level.a i'm not sure where this came from.t i hope the military will reconsider it in the light of some of the publicity, because i think it has gone too far.y >> tucker: it sounds like they are stretched really thin, which is a scary thing. >> that is true, and when we are stretched thin either in time of war or 16 years after 9/11, then the standards tend to drop. i think one of the things we can think about is one of the reason they are stretched thin is too many young kids are fat, they don't meet the medical requirements. if we could have more of a national program to get peopleca to become fit mentally and physically we could really improve the recruiting number. >> tucker: thank you for that, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> tucker: government declaring war on the louisiana landowner for the sake of a frog that doesn't exist.at the landowner

, been said that afghanistan characterized as saudi arabia of lithium. karzai claims upward of 30 trillion, quantity that would mining revenue by factor of approximately 60%. these are my questions. you characterize the situation a stalemate. does that not indicate that our going operation there is according to plan and in terms as ar, is this not business usual? it seems we have military on the assets,there, protecting protecting opiate fields and ther countries, like china, mining assets and using cheap labor to benefit global trade the united states. host: chris, thank you for for ng. calling. john sopko. guest: first of all, i don't do policy, i do process, but i can upon my experience and experience my office and we're looking at -- actually doing lessons learned report on how we got into afghanistan and the that, gy and planning for seen no evidence that we went to proveanistan either he skurj of e on t openium. there is no evident of that. say that much. as far as why we went in on minerals, we the have gotten very little, if nything, from the min

captain it's very can carry up to forty five passengers and six cars powered entirely by twenty four lithium polymer batteries they allow in only. well saving a fourteen thousand liters of diesel as long as the captain can get used to the electric sailing era. i'm over my end if you want to conserve energy which is fundamental to running a ship like this you've got to be controlled and approach your birth as gently as possible not every captain can do it but then again not everyone is made for electric cars either. demand for environmentally friendly airships is rising not only in their tourist regions but also in cities with poor air quality. obviously there's no smell when you're on the port fairy's and hamburg for instance you can still smell them you smell oil you think you're in a factory you don't have that on an electric ferry. costs a dollar in style zoned entered the market early on and has already designed and built ten electric ships. they built as likely as possible because every kilos saved means less demand on the expensive batteries and that's crucial to commercial viability.

, been said that afghanistan characterized as saudi arabia of lithium. karzai claims upward of 30 trillion, quantity that would mining revenue by factor of approximately 60%. these are my questions. you characterize the situation a stalemate. does that not indicate that our going operation there is according to plan and in terms as ar, is this not business usual? it seems we have military on the assets,there, protecting protecting opiate fields and ther countries, like china, mining assets and using cheap labor to benefit global trade the united states. host: chris, thank you for for ng. calling. john sopko. guest: first of all, i don't do policy, i do process, but i can upon my experience and experience my office and we're looking at -- actually doing lessons learned report on how we got into afghanistan and the that, gy and planning for seen no evidence that we went to proveanistan either he skurj of e on t openium. there is no evident of that. say that much. as far as why we went in on minerals, we the have gotten very little, if nything, from the min

it was a lithium camera battery that caught fire. no one was hurt. terminal evacuated.elayed. every passenger had to be rescreened because of that. michelle: the floor gives way under a dance party. this is the aftermath there the glass in texas. for the people underneath the party, they weren't hurt because they weren't home. they had gone to the police to report that party. right now the entire building is evacuated. >> good it was as loud as it was. rats scampering around the district. not new, right? muriel bowser is charge that she calls the rat walk. this is the highlight effort like the solar trash cans. >> this is a block away from georgetown university. nay will circulate through the text and the social media. >> they say we are doing everything to combat the problem and we receive high marks for the cleanliness, the rodent prevention and the vigilance. we are heartened by a single rat gaining e shop. rodent control says that the construction and the renovation projects are displacing rats. there are many restaurants district wide. >> garbage, the overthrown cr

it's been said that afghanistan has been characterized as the saudi arabia of lithium. and karzai even claim the mineral deposits there are worth upwards of 30 trillion, a quantity that would exceed tota global mining revenues by a factor of approximately 60%. these are my questions. you characterize the situation as a stalemate. does that indicate that our shuttle operation is going according to g plan? and in termsan of war, is this t business as usual? it seems with our military on the ground protecting these assets, protecting the opiate deals and the width of the countries like china mining the assets and using their cheap labor to benefit global trade with the united states. >> host: thank you for calling. john sopko? >> guest: first of all i don't do politics. i can say based upon my experience and expense of my office and were looking at, we're doing a lessons learned report on how we got into afghanistan and the strategy and planning for that we had seen no evidence that we went into afghanistan either to prove or capitalize on this scourge of opium here there'

police found the explosion was caused by an overheated lithium camera battery. it took hours for passengers to go through security again. causing delays and cancellations. >>> tomorrow we honor our war heroes on verlgts veterans day. and in marin county there are a special project to make sure the stories live on for generations to come. abc 7 news reporter has more on the project honors hundreds of bay area vets. >> it was a little difficult. it was a little emotional at times for me. >> sean stevens of green bay gets tiers in his eyes thinking about his years in afghanistan with the national guard. >> war is not video games. it is forever. the scars can be physical and they can be mental. >> his experiences forever changed his live. and now will forever live on in the library of congress. stevens is one of nearly 200 bay area veterans for a oral hirpts project the people asking questions high schoolers like emily sweet. >> we would be behind the camera ask the questions and the interviews along with paperwork analogs of the audio would go to the library of con

. >> tesla is eating up lithium and this company likes it. david: do you like mines?>> my fund is up double digits. and no, they said china is going to eat its lunch with its own production. david: thanks for watching. have a wonderful thanksgiving. heap is here, the number one business block continues with meli francis and cashin' in. melissa: back from asia and president trump says america is back in business. japanese manufacturers, toyota and mazda, announced that they will be opening a new plant in the united states that will create 4,000 jobs. in china, we also announced 250 billion dollars worth in trade, investment deals that will create jobs in the united states. the united states, and vietnam recently announced $12 billion in commercial agreements, which will include $10 billion in u.s. content. melissa: huge deals, but you wouldn't know it from the mainstream media. why isn't

a lithium battery exploded it made a sound similar to a gunshot. airport officials ordered a mandatory flight stop. nobody was hurt. >>> a tragedy near a taco stand in california killed one and injured another. two vehicles crashed on to the sidewalk and hit four people east of downtown los angeles. an 11-year-old died at the hospital. a 15-month-old child is in stable condition. two women are being treated for injuries. >>> at 6abc, we are once again lending a hand to help our neighbors in need. join us wednesday for the annual holiday food drive fundraiser. sarah bloomquist will host a live event as volunteers and special guests will be on the phone taking your donations from 4 to 6:30 p.m. for more information on how to connect, share, give, log onto 6abc.com. >>> we hope you tune in thanksgiving morning to the 6abc dunkin' donuts parade on 6abc. rick williams and cesily tynan lead the coverage, our family will be on the float. we hope it won't be as cold as atmosphere today. >> reporter: it might be there is another cold shot around thanksgivin

last week they shoot another seven recalls of these products because the lithium-ion battery packs pose a risk of catching fire or exploding. one of these was reissued for may 2017 after 72nd house fire destroyed his townhome. we urge parents and consumers to make sure that there have a board has not been recalled. if you're purchasing new to make sure it does so to have the mark of the new safety standard. we look forward to working with retailers and manufacturers to protect children from hazards and make sure children are safe and holidays and every day. thank you. were happy to take any questio questions. >> what kind of information are they collecting, do they market it later the truth is, there's so much that we don't know we don't know how it's being collected. this is an interactive smart doll that will ask your child questions like what is your name, what's your favorite thing that information goes to a cloud there have been hacking of internet connecting toys and clouds earlier this year this has been banned in germany for privacy violations was been the subject of an official

police found the explosion was caused by an overheated lithium camera battery.took hours for passengers to go through security again. causing delays and cancellations. >>> tomorrow we honor our war heroes on verlgts veterans day. and in marin county there are a special project to make sure the stories live on for generations to come. abc 7 news reporter has more on the project honors hundreds of bay area vets. >> it was a little difficult. it was a little emotional at times for me. >> sean stevens of green bay gets tiers in his eyes thinking about his years in afghanistan with the national guard. >> war is not video games. it is forever. the scars can be physical and they can be mental. >> his experiences forever changed his live. and now will forever live on in the library of congress. stevens is one of nearly 200 bay area veterans for a oral hirpts project the people asking questions high schoolers like emily sweet. >> we would be behind the camera ask the questions and the interviews along with paperwork analogs of the audio would go to the library of congres

this is we get lithium ion batteries for your laptops, smartphones — anything, really. we created the first battery—free phone, which harvests enough power from ambient light and ambient rf signal so that we can completely power the whole phone byjust ambient rf energy. and elemental batteries. you can make a phone call to another cell phone or another landline. by stripping back components to the bare minimum, vamsi and his team have successfully made calls over skype. they take advantage of something called analogue backscatter, which reflects pre—existing waves found all around us to communicate a message. right now this only works in the lab, but the team are working on improving its range beyond ten metres. for the moment, batteries do thejob. but we all wish we could charge that little bit faster, and last longer. especially when it comes to electric vehicles, which takes several hours to charge. and the race is most definitely on. japanese giant toshiba has just unveiled a prototype of its next—generation supercharged ion battery made of a unique material. the co

the bag turns out to be an exploding lithium battery. but people in this video don't know that and it's thanks to the fast thinking this agent to get them out of harm's way. >> that's what happened at oral international airport. thankfully for travelers everything is back to normal. disney world, that's compared to friday when passengers had to wait up to four hours to get through security >>> doctors are predicting we're heading into the worse flu season. despite the warnings many have no plans on getting a flu shot. >> reporter: it is that time of year. time to get that flu shot. we are seeing cases of the flu. we know nationally about 45% of americans get their flu shot. that's down slightly doctors are saying this is not the year to miss one. we've heard the reasoning before. jeffrey ross and others saying no thanks to a flu shot >> i got it one year and i never got the flu. so bad in my life. right after the flu shot. i just don't do. >> i never got it. i feel like i'll catch the flu >> but dr. mike says this is the year to get one

s all contain rare metals metals like lithium coltan and cobalt devices simply wouldn't work without them in just a single smart phone there are over thirty different kinds and they come from all over the world from the central african republic me and afghanistan and the democratic republic of congo where in the east of the country two million miners extract the precious metals by hand thirty percent of them a children under the age of fourteen it's estimated that the democratic republic of congo is sitting on an incredible twenty four trillion us dollars worth of metals. yet the average salary there is just two hundred fifty dollars a year. the country might be commodity rich but its people a desperately poor. swiss stay to direct their meal how was here in eastern democratic republic of congo researching a project three years ago when a massacre took place in a village. and. this is more. than thirty six people were killed the youngest victim was a two month old baby. who. lost my children. the country has long been mired in violence the civil war which ended in two thousand and th

elan musk is changing the world and because of that i bought a lithium etf, because of the batteriesthe cars is up 20% in the year. >> dagen: gary b., do you like it? >> no, i don't. >> dagen: [laughter] short and sweet baby jonas? your prediction? >> it's official news this week having a dog will make you live longer so that's why i got two to live twice as long for the people in study good for the pharmaceutical business. spider pharmaceuticals etf up 20 % in a year. >> dagen: john help me, [laughter] >> i can't figure out which one is jonas. dagen you married him, can you tell me? >> dagen: the dogs are a lot cuter [laughter] >> i would agree. >> dagen: thank you so much everybody. the number one business block cost of freedom continues neilll cavuto is now. >> neil: lawmakers very hopeful that a cut for some could mean a boost for all hello welcome i'm neil cavuto. the grand old party seems very confident that bringing the corporate tax rate down will pry business investments up but billionaire ceo mark cuban says not so fast. >> competition drives what i do in my business is a w

and if you are traveling with a spare lithium ion battery for your laptop... it must be in your carry-on bag. it cannot be in a checked bag or that bag may not be allowed on the plane and your luggage could get left behind. (anny) and starting today... triple-a is expanding their car sharing service to s-f-o. the service called "gig" will expand to the 'park 'n fly' lot at the airport. this means that those car sharing drivers can park in any of those spaces at the airport without a fee. travelers flying out of s- f-o will also be able to reserve a 'gig' after landing at s-f-o. (james) and if you are staying in the bay area for thanksgiving ... a reminder that bart will be operating on a modified schedule. trains will run on a sunday schedule on tomorrow. they will begin service around 8 a-m and parking will be free the entire day at all stations... service on black friday will be modified for the pittsburg bay point line. riders on that line can expect trains to arrive every 10 to 15 minutes. ( anny ) and remember you can get up to the minute traffic alerts s

. >> can you imagine, turns out it wasn't a bomb but a lithium ion camera battery that caught fire. at least 19 incidents involving those batteries have been reported on planes or at airports this year alone. the faa has been pushing for tighter regulations. >>> to that terrifying scene at this college party in texas. kind of hard to see in the video but you can kind of hear the screams. when the floor dancing students collapses sending them crashing into the floor below. the aftermath here, it prompted the sprinkler system to go off. only minor injuries were reported. the opportunity who hosted the party said too many people showed up. >>> in medical news, one reason why women are at a higher risk of dying from cardiac arrest is because they're less likely to get cpr from a bystander. only 39% of them were given cpr versus 45% of men. researchers say bystanders are often reluctant to touch a woman's breasts but that's not necessary because proper cpr calls for placing it on the sternum in the middle of the chest. >>> to sports now, the dolphins versus the panthers. >> sunday highli