because what happened is abbott was up on the line of scrimmage and ended up with coverage. a rush and got the crucial pick. >> gus: bruins, 3:07 away. frank lin. cameron meredith with the tackle now. jim mora goes nfl conservati conservative. >> charles: right now what they're telling the running backs did you rip the football out? john is the coordinator. he and both pelini coy elaborating down there. telling the players get the foolk out. >> using as much of the play clock as we can. here's the hand-off, james. james goes down about two yards away from a first down. clock the ril iis stil running. we'll go to commercial. 29-27. 2:16 to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. >> charles: 29-27. 2:15 remaining in the quarter. for ucla they've struggled with their kicker so much in this part of the field, what does jim mora do? that's where the huge decision comes in because right now this is chip shot field goal range. remember, three points puts you up five meaning neb

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because what happened is abbott was up on the line of scrimmage and ended up with coverage. a rush and got the crucial pick. >> gus: bruins, 3:07 away. frank lin. cameron meredith with the tackle now. jim mora goes nfl conservati conservative. >> charles: right now what they're telling the running backs did you rip the football out? john is the coordinator. he and both pelini coy elaborating down there. telling the players get the foolk out. >> using as much of the play clock as we can. here's the hand-off, james. james goes down about two yards away from a first down. clock the ril iis stil running. we'll go to commercial. 29-27. 2:16 to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. >> charles: 29-27. 2:15 remaining in the quarter. for ucla they've struggled with their kicker so much in this part of the field, what does jim mora do? that's where the huge decision comes in because right now this is chip shot field goal range. remember, three points puts you up five meaning neb

opposition leader tony abbott didn't let the government get away without reminding them about the politicalack flip they have just done. >> any questions from the opposition? >> my question is to the prime minister. i thank the prime minister for financially adopting one element in the border protection policy, namely off-shore in niru. i ask when will she adopt the other parts of our policy? namely, turning back around, and protection visas that are also necessary if we are finally to stop the boats. >> the prime minister takes the call. >> thank you very much, deputy speaker, and to the leader of the opposition. the government has endorsed in principle the recommendations of this report. a report put together by three australians, a policy effort, by paris aristotle, an expert in refugee and asylum seekers. it is this that has guided the government. i want to take this opportunity to thank those pre-eminent australians for their work. now yesterday we saw people out on the politics saying what the score board was of this report. the truth is of this report, that for every political party

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the main ones are abbott labs, merck, j & j.se are huge drug companies and these drugs might be too small versus the overall size of the companies. vertex has something. their pipeline is too early and there's limited data. that leaves us with two more ponies, highly risky and highly speculative killion. i'm picking gilead tonight. gilead is the way. not only the last man standing, the hepatitis c drug they're developing comes from the same family as drugs bristol-myers were working on except without the harmful side effects. the bad news for the other two players, listen, it's fabulous for gilead. that's one small piece of the puzzle. they've built into a truly incredible biotech franchise. the number one portfolio of hiv drugs out there and their previous work has given gilead terrific insight into treating hepatitis c. it has a similar mode of action. they got into the game when they acquired a company last november for $11 billion. eye-popping, head-turning number. at the time, some people thought they overpaid. i remember j

abbott is splitting into two. i want to own both pieces. is back after the break. >>> golden opportunity wasted. i'm talking about the kicking out of kraft and addition of united health to the dow jones industrial average this morning. i know that dow has been eclipsed by the standard & poor 500. i get that. i get there is more than $20 million in funds to attract the standard & poor. only a fraction of the dow jones industrial average. plus, it's all about trumping or losing to the s&p 500. all that said, the dow is an american showcase. it represents the core u.s. economy. and to be a member is to stand on hallowed ground. the index can influence the regular investors' attraction to the market. what is the big to-do every time we cross or fall below a millennial number there is far too much of that ilk anyway. how much better it would have been to include an apple, which is obviously the most important stock in the world or a google which dominates the economy or amazon which is at the intersection of retail. i know because of the way the

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chris abbott, of united healthcare medicare, tells first business that many misconceptions are made about health costs with medicare. "the most important misconception that i run into is that medicare covers everything and there is strong financial protection. that's not the case, which is why people need to understand how medicare works so they are prepared to make a good choice that protects them financially and gives them the right coverage for their health." open enrollment for medicare elligables begins oct 15th and ends december 7th. one year ago today, occupy wall street was born. there would be many protests to come. most are peaceful with marches, concerts and assemblies. and to keep it going, ows new york is going to bring in and train activisits from across the country. today in seattle demonstrators will march and cover their mouths with dollar bills, in protest of the supreme court decision that allows corporations to donate unlimited amounts to political candidates. in new york, protestors plan to occupy major intersections in a civil disobedience act called "the people's wa

andrew abbott, the senior from long beach sat in the weeds and the bruins are in again. >> charles: elective play coverage, all right? so as they go back and he making the through, look at that. because what happened is tt was up on the line of scrimmage and ended up with coverage. a rush and got the crucial pick. >> gus: bruins, 3:07 away. frank lin. cameron meredith with the tackle now. jim mora goes nfl conservati conservative. >> charles: right now what they're telling the running backs did you rip the football out? john is the coordinator. he and both pelini coy elaborating down there. telling the players get the foolk out. >> using as much of the play clock as we can. here's the hand-off, james. james goes down about two yards away from a first down. clock the ril iis stil running. we'll go to commercial. 29-27. 2:16 to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. >> charles: 29-27. 2:15 remaining in the quarter. for ucla they've struggled with their kicker so much in this part of the f

purchasing managers index came out and that kind of a had a ricochet effect investors want to impress with abbott or if we get the european exit markets then we'll be able to see we've got declines on our hands and that's for a time in a four days after a pause signal that china's manufacturing industry could travel eleven miles is a bit of a general gloomy phillips days session that you are but fifty five minutes i could potentially have some good news is good stuff katie will see that ok in a few minutes it's a back to basics report in which aussie explores consumerism in the russian capital . so. it's perched atop a judge and the view from the kremlin stretches as far as the eye can see up for a city to siberia for centuries. it lost its economic importance even before it was bypassed by the chance i bear in railway but the a spiritual center. things like these are a yearly occurrence thousands of orthodox worshippers implicity water to commemorate the baptism of jesus. it doesn't matter if it's minus thirty it's a siberian tradition i do it myself every year for everyone to overcome their wor

used a biography that otley had written of the editor and publisher of the chicago dissenter, robert abbott. at the time, i really didn't have a clue who he was. and so i went over and i sat down in the archives reading room and i began to leak through a very small box of papers that was essentially comprised of a couple of scrapbooks and this unpublished manuscript. five minutes with the manuscript, and my job was on the table. what i was reading in my mind was remarkable. i worked my way through it, and then again, no connection, a completely random event, i got an e-mail from the university of kansas and a lady named nancy jackson who was wondering what i was working on. i picture the idea and look, we are all here. it has been a few years, but here we are. these are the sorts of stories that you hear when you are a graduate student. you know, somebody is working through cleaning out their house attic and i actually had a professor who was out walking with his wife one spring day. it was spring cleaning time and he was kicking through some trash that somebody had put on the side of the r

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dana: we're going to talk about the filmmaker, the youtube video that's used as an excous for the abbottn violence. brought in for questioning in los angeles on saturday. the obama administration wants a clip removed from youtube. the right to free speech being threatened? gutfeld is next. ♪ ♪ >> greg: so, the u.s. and hezbollah finally agreed it's our fault, not theirs. the rush to blame what is called the u.s. -made film raises some question like where is alec baldwin? why is he so quiet? isn't freedom of expression the cocktail chatter of the hollywood heartthrob? the only way to get hollywood to defend it is to show that they are kidnapping orphans for food. if you think art makes people kill, shouldn't you have art control? how about a five-day waiting period for tasteful etchings? this isn't about the acts of terror but a response for them. blaming the video for unrest is to blame the fort hood massacre on the workplace violence. moral cowardes s. refusal to reject the enemies. repeat after me. it's them, not us. which runs counter to teacher lounge logic that stains the white hous

. >> it was a catholic abbott during the crusade where they are going after the cathars.nd that's how the troops were supposed to recognize the cathars from the catholics. he said, kill them all. god will know his own. that was updated to god will sort them out. >> i said midevil crusades. let's just say that's a fact. >> school lunch boycott. pab, thank you for bringing up the fact that kids can bring their own lunches, but you said school lunches are down 70%. >> isn't that what it said? >> that was the one day. that was the boycott day. it was not across the board. >> i am just saying if that continues, a lot of those people are saying i will have to continue to pack my own lunch. if that happens, the school district might have to respond by getting rid of the stew midmaximum calories. i think it is ridiculous. let's make that clear. you have other options. >> you asked what the hell happened to america while you are gone. well, don't go away. >> well, i may have to again. >> you are here to protect me and then you go away and this stuff happens. you are not doing your

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turns out according to filmmaker the abbott fracers are the fraudsters making up the lies after absurdt be damon's fault. he could be come down with something. according to the "new york daily news" anti-fracking freaks that got obama to block the keystone pipeline are trying to block fracking in new york saying it leads to syphilis. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> greg: logic is fracking will encourage men to go to new york to work, where then they will catch a disease or whatever. you could say the same thing about the modern green movement. of all, the activists produce more germ than health club yoga mat. these days the green movement is full of cranks and crooks whose purpose is end capitalism. how does it affect a rich actor like damon? it doesn't. which why you can spread the dishonesty like a disease at will. >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. >> greg: oh, my gosh. andrea, you feel as strongly as fracking as i do. >> andrea: i woke up this morning and all ibev an able toto think about. >> greg: this could problems and celebrities are changing the truth. changing the truth to prevent something

abbott one of the high yielding drug stocks.elieve how little the yield is on con edison and plum creek. utility, drug, oil, partnership and a mortgage reit. wow. per expect. that's perfect. someone will say, oh, come on, cramer. just someone sucking up to you. that's what i had someone say. you know what? great! that's what i want you to be in at home. patrick in wisconsin, please. >> caller: yes, sir. thank you for taking my call. five quick selections here. one is frontier communications, h & r block, sirius xm radio, ebay and the very last one that we are excited about is nyb and that stands for new york community bank. >> bingo. all right. we're going to work now on that, man. uh like it. patrick plays with a high spirit. i'm in favor of that. frontier is a challenged telco company with -- i don't like out. it does have a very good respectable yield. i don't know if it can make the numbers long term. sirius is a spec. we know there is a big tussle there with mr. malone and mr. carmizen. h & r block. ebay which my charitable

new names that are hitting new highs, pfizer, merck, we've got abbott labs, they're still hitting theseew highs along with eli lilly. guess the health care initiative is not that bad for those stocks, especially when you look at the year-over-year picture. you know the name greg smith maybe? we've talked about him a lot. if you don't, he was the guy who wrote that infamous op-ed in "the new york times" on goldman sachs saying i quit because i couldn't deal with it anymore. >> crummy culture. liz: okay. now the former disgruntled employee getting ready to publish a tell-all book? i'm shocked. >> you knew that. what are you talking about? i think he got a, what, $1.5 million advance for this thing? he wrote it fairly quickly, right? the op-ed which got the book deal, i believe, came out in march, right? he cranked it out. he's right on schedule. it's interesting, he's going to come out with this book a week after goldman announces third quarter earnings on the 16th, this is what i hear. and here's what we know from inside goldman zacks because there's something interesting going on. roy b

her name is caroline abbott. she grew up during the war of 1812.ustomers will be able to see historical displays and go on a scavenger hunt in the store. tonight's event starts at 5:00. there will also be early afternoon activities at the store this saturday and sunday. every time these dolls come out, it is a big deal for the american girl. >> the place is nuts. >> will you be there? >> i will not be there tonight but who knows about saturday or sunday. >> i cannot walk through that. my wife loves that store. >> we did sophie's birthday at the cafe this year and it was a blast. i have to admit the food was pretty good. >> very good. i had champagne. >>> a group of young ladies in northern virginia is celebrating their toasting with apple sider probably. the national championship. >> who likes that store more, sophie or her? >> mom does. >> plus why some not quite a- list actors are becoming part of the presidential campaign. hershey's drops. a lot of hershey's happiness in little drops of milk chocolate. and cookies n creme. pure hershey's. >>> 5:

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