looking for jacoby jones with adam jones on the coverage. phil: pacman jones. adam jones, he has really played well the last few weeks. teams like to throw to his side. he has three interceptions. what he couldn't do before, he does now. find the football when it is in the air. he has been doing that very well. jim: total yards after the two raven field goals, 189-34. third and 9 and flacco is sacked for the second time today. crocker, you saw him ready to pounce on the blitz and he got to him. phil: three linebackers inside. who is going to blitz? they don't know. and that frees up chris crocker from the outside. so it really caught the ravens in a tough situation. you have the crowd noise. you can't make the adjustments at line of scrimmage. awesome call by mike zimmer. jim: koch. ate returns seven yards. the bengals have made life miserable this afternoon for flacco. ♪ up here. down here. ♪ up here. down here. back up here. and back down here. even though we are an airline, we do some of our best work on the ground. if it matters to you, it matters to us. ♪

analyst adam jones saying the model s fires while disruptive not materially damage tesla's business.p pick in the automaker sector. what do you think? is tesla a buy? on the technicals, do you agree with morgan stanley, tesla's a buy? >> you know, it all depends on what price you're starting from. >> at this price. >> right. you know -- >> don't be snarky, that's my job. >> i'm on fire in anticipation talking about tesla. there's my brian for you. the thing with analysts, be careful where they start from, right. he's had a 153 call on this prior to his call that this is going to be his top pick for 2014 in the auto sector. granted this guy will know more about the auto sector than i'll ever find out in my lifetime but he's way smarter than me but i will tell you this about analysts be careful about what they say. you have to know where they've been previously too get an understanding of what they're talking about now. that's what's going on with tesla. the price had fallen so far below his target price he kim out and said, you know, this is cheap compared to where i think it could go

this is adam jones, whose sister goes to high school, said students are still locked in rooms and very scared. one of the command posts right now, he says is discussing their next move, and this is what you mentioned behalf. he is hearing that authorizes are locking down the student/agenda gusman's locker right now. >> this this reporter we believe was first to arrive on the scene at least for ""denver post." >> and he is provide going details. >> what is happening on the deck, persons are monitoring different feedment some from official sources, radio stations we trust, others are monitoring tweets and facebook posts and instagram. when this thing happens in the six weeks since we have had all of these -- this facility together, we have a news conference that is beginning right now. let's listen. >> entered the school armed with a shotgun, was looking for an individual teacher he identified by name. the teacher began to understand he was being looked at. exited the school. one student confronted the armed student some was shot. that student has been transported in serious condition to

. >> while jones works through the mental issues of going home, adam cameron is already in the waitingto reunite with his grandparents. >> it broke their heart. i could tell by the looks on their faces when they came to see me every time, all the time they were heartbroken. that's what they even told me, that they were heartbroken. it's been a day i have been waiting on for a very long time. it's a very happy day for me. i didn't think it would be coming for a long time. it's finally here. it feels real good. >> i just want to double-check. >> hi. come on in. so you're here to pick up adam? he's anxiously waiting. you can just go ahead and sign in here. >> hit me pretty hard for a while but, you know, you kind of get over it a little bit. it's been pretty rough. i really miss him. she did, too. >> after being locked up two years, adam will now be free of prison rules. lucky for him, his grandparents have never wavered in their support. for 24 months, they visited every two weeks. >> hope it does some good for him up here, you know. it got to where we couldn't do nothing with him. we've

tech.ike jones of >> this is the man to call. about five years ago, adamdeo to promote his iphone app. it turns out the video was a bigger hit than the app. >> that is true. >> adam starts doing videos for everybody. >> i did the jam box video. jawbone. airbnb. my videos are successful because i can identify technology that is going to be interesting and grow. >> compared to it commercial, how much does this cost? >> the ranges 50k to 100 k. >> his company accepts traditional payment but there are alternatives. >> i can also take stock options. it is interesting and lucrative. >> jon erlichman with adam lithacore. we have a new tech inspired karaoke machine that is making anyone's voice perfect. that is next on bloomberg west. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west" and i am emily chang. it is been a decade since guitar hero exploded on the gaming scene. and the creators behind the popular game have taken their talents to karaoke. they're using some of the most advanced vocal technology available. this karaoke machine can turn your voice into three-part harmony and

jones of tech. take a look. >> are you running a startup? do you want to have a video that will get everybody's attention? this is the man to call. about five years ago, adame a video, so he started doing them for all sorts of tech companies. >> square. i did the job own. my videos are nothing without a successful product. technologies that are going to be interesting and grow. >> compared to a tv commercial, how much does one of these cost? >> $50,000 to 100,000 dollars. >> and like most companies, his company also accepts traditional forms of payment. >> stock options, which can be interesting, because they are going to be growing. >> interested and lucrative. >> lucrative, too. that means interesting. >> jon erlichman, bloomberg. >> that is it for bloomberg west. >> bankrupt company, bankrupt city -- how do you be a luxury brand? >> for 30 years, we lost our way. sales had declined. >> how do you get away with not listening to customers? how do i know you are listening now? >> the biggest thing is still pushing through that perception that it is the old man car. >> we produce the world's best cars again. we can do this. >> it is cadillac. >> it has an i

, helping exxonmobil today, to move higher, hit a new high and lead the dow jones industrial average as well. back to you. adamle, thank you. lori: not quite the american dream. a new study by harvard's joint center for housing studies find the u.s. has become a nation of renters, with 43 million americans, or 35% of all households renting, it is the highest percentage in more than 10 years. and they're paying more too. half 6 these renters are spending at least 30% of their entire income on the rent. joining me now is director of research for joint center of housing studies, chris herbert. chris, so wonderful to have you with us and before we get to the details of the findings of your study, curious how you're doing, coming out of harvard, bomb threat, were you involved in any that, how are you doing, what are your thoughts on that. >> thankfully i wasn't involved. my office is located outside of the yard where those threats were located. it is quite disturbing based on what happened in april, anytime there is threat of a bomb, it sends shockwaves to the community and people are brought back to that day. init

members of this house voted in support of an amendment that i offered along with congressman walter jones and adam smith to bring our troops home by the end of 2014, and to accelerate that process if possible. it clearly stated that if the president determined to keep u.s. troops in afghanistan after 2014, then congress should vote on authorizing that mission. senators murkly and lee were ready to offer a similar amendment when the defense bill was to be taken up over there. they had more than a dozen bipartisan co-sponsors on their amendment. but instead the f.y. 2014 ndaa went into conference negotiations without debate by the full senate. and those negotiations, the principal senate conferees demanded the house amendment be completely watered-down. the conference language only requires that the president to, quote, consult with congress about any post-2014 deployment of troops. that's worthless. absolutely worthless, mr. speaker. we don't need consultation. what we need is a vote. i call on speaker boehner and leader pelosi to take seriously the call of 305 members of this house and schedule a

adam shapiro. stocks soaring as consumer income and spending rises. the dow jones&p 500 and nasdaq are at record levels. so much wrestle holiday week on wall street. confusion over obamacare. despiie reports of the contrary. the center for medicaid and medicare services tell rich edson that today is the deadline to sign up for obamacare. and apple reached an agreement with china mobile. which could translate to billions of dollars in new revenue. santa has a few extra helpers this holiday season. more along the line of cell phones hackers. in shedding light on your shopping habits, sales are up this year. this pocket-sized charger is packing a serious punch. and we have nicole petallides watching out for us at the new york talk exchange. reporter: that is right, the dow jones and the s&p 500 hitting all-time record highs today. just when we thought the rally was over. up 81 points. the s&p 500 up about a half precent. and the nasdaq, helped along by apple. forty-one, 43. these are the highest levels that we have seen. the s&p 500 is also out. if you are an insider

adam shapiro. stocks soaring as consumer income and spending rises. the dow jonesweek on wall street. confusion over obamacare. despiie reports of the contrary. the center for medicaid and medicare services tell rich edson that today is the deadline to sign up for obamacare. and apple reached an agreement with china mobile. which could translate to billions of dollars in new revenue. santa has a few extra helpers this holiday season. more along the line of cell phones hackers. in shedding light on your shopping

jones of tech. are youook via >> running a startup? do you want to have a video that will get everybody's attention? this is the man to call. made five years ago, adam we started doing them for all sorts of tech companies. >> square. i did the job own. my videos are nothing without a successful product. technologies that are going to be interesting and grow. >> compared to a tv commercial, how much does one of these cost? $50,000 to 100,000 dollars. >> and like most companies, his also accepts traditional forms of payment. >> stock options, which can be interesting, because they are going to be growing. >> interested and lucrative. >> lucrative, too. that means interesting. >> jon erlichman, bloomberg. >> well, it is music to your years, the technology behind the karaoke machine that perfects your voice -- music to your ears. ♪ >> you can harmonize with one person. it is so cool. ♪ . . >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where we focus on technology and the future of business. new details on just how important the microsoft search partnership is to yahoo! -- after inquiries from the sec, yahoo! disclosed it generated 31% of the company's revenue la

adame. what could it possibly be or who could it be now? stay tuned. . . >> welcome back to fast money. we got breaking news involving retailer target. according to a dow jones report target may have been hid by theft of credit card data over the shopping weekend. they say the credit card breach may be tied to malware, where you swipe the credit card. also this credit card data breach could be extensive against sources from a report according to dow jones, keep an eye on the stock and headlines that come out of this. for now, back over to you. >> thank you very much. the red hot cigarette craze continues to burn him some estimates put annual electronic sales at well over a billion dollars. big tobacco companies are taking notice. they launched their own e-cig brand vuse. joining us is the president of r.j. reynolds vapor a subsidiary of reynolds american. stephanie, great to have you with us. >> great to be here t. projections are optimistic. city recently said they expect by 2015 this market should be a $3 billion market. which would imply a tripling of this market. there might be cannibalization from traditional to the vaping. >> that's a fair question. we

adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman. listinmissing a session highs te major indices including the dow jones industrial.creen right now. investors reacting to stronger-than-expected job growth last month. the dow on track the biggest intraday gain in a month. the jobs report mean we are going to see the fed pullback the stimulus? adam: snow, sleet and ice. a winter storm sweeping across the country causing traffic trouble on the street and in the skies. we are tracking the path from the fox weather center. cheryl: scrambling the egg industry. wanting people to rethink the incredible edible egg. we are interested with the cofounder coming up. adam: and better-than-expected jobs report. a lot of people saying it was a terrific jobs report. but the floor of the new york stock exchange, find out what the dow and s&p are looking at doing on the five-day losing streak. nicole: it was a good jobs report, jobs were added. the labor participation rate improving some. it could be going the right direction, that obviously is good news for americans who need jobs and we want jobs if they want them. dow jones indust

adam: have a great day. breaking news out of the white house, close to nominating stanley fischer, according to dow jones.eld by janet yellen who will take over as fed chairperson in january. in bank of is your from 2005 through this year and served as chief economist at the world bank. lori: just as general motors named the woman as its ceo, a first for the industry and new apps taking social media by storm highlights sexism in the workplace still lingers. dennis kneale joins us with a closer look. dennis: it is great news, a 33 year life for rising to the top at gm and look at this ad for canteen care product. it ran in the philippines, but was far beyond that one market. the thought-provoking spot basically asked why the men are seen as a boss when women are seen as bossy? y men are deemed persuasive when women are seen as pushy? men working overtime dedicated but a woman working overtime is called selfish. why indeed? the commercial has been seen four million times on youtube, part of a pro woman campaign can team is running around world. my question is the hash tag attached to this effort, conjuring

a winner -- adam: twitter at $7,400 all over the media this year but not the most talked-about company. google tops the list of most mentioneds by the press in 2014. according to dow jonesntioned this year with the highest number of shout outs in the month of may. apple took number 2 with 120,000 mentions. dow jones showed the company's most talked-about this year are the big names out there. microsoft, bank of america and boeing. cheryl: moving and moving out. we will tell you what's the most new presidents in america are choosing to relocate to and what people are running from. adam: some americans who enrolled this week may not be covered. details coming up next. here's how the world parrot terror currencies are faring against the u.s. dollar. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capil one. it's not the "limit the cash i earnvery month" card. it's not the "i only earn decent rewards at the gas station" card. it's the no-games, no-signing up, everyday-rewarding, kung-fu-fighting, silver-lightning-in-a-bottle, bringing-home-the-bacon cash bk card. this is the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on eve purchase, everywhere, every single da

adam lanza used in the newtown massacre. it said at the time it was going to sell the firearms company. but to date, that has not happened. "mother joness, selling the freedom group in the aftermath of the sandy hook massacre would have meant leaving a lot of money on the table. how strong is the firearm industry and how much does it contribute to the economy? >> you know, this topic blends together three things that are really hard to get around -- culture, politics and money. and it is a strong lobby. it has an enormous revenue stream. and that revenue has only gone up since these tragic shootings as more people are actually buying guns now than fewer people. and so it is a strong group and it is responsible for a lot of revenue. but i'd also submit, craig, that we can't look at gun control in isolation. it has to be paired with reasonable mental health changes and reforms as well. so these two things have to act together to prevent such tragedies, horrific tragedies like we saw last year. >> robert, are you at all surprised that more has not happened, even with regards to mental illness in this country? are you at all surprised that

adam: time for stocks again. we'll head back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides is there and everyone waiting for the fed decision, 2:00 p.m., nicole. >> no doubt the dow jonesls are flat, down just one point. the vix is higher. s&p and nasdaq are slightly lower the nasdaq is the worst of the bunch down half a%. everybody is waiting for the fed. interesting for the fed, bond buying programs they have underway, $85 billion of stimulus each month there are ideas what they could do the next hoor. they could taper off the bond buying in increments by 10 billion or say we'll only buy a certain amount of bonds up to this amount. they could change the lending rate from .25 from zero. they have on a array of topics what they can do. thank you. adam::nicole petallides, thank you. cheryl: we are less than 30 minutes away from one of the most important fed meetings of the year. this could be ben bernanke's last press conference before he steps down as chairman. what do the markets need to hear from the fed? jeff klinetop, chief market strategist at lpl financial. good to see you again. we say this could be because there is speculation out today potentially the fed may