. >> we're on our way to visit amr darrag. he's one of the last remaining senior members of the brotherhood and freedom and justice party who hasn't been arrested. >> of course for egypt the us is a strategic ally... and also of course egypt is very important for the us... because of the weight in the area, it's role in stability. it has proven this on many occasions. >> it's an alliance the brotherhood believe the us betrayed. >> this would be a very strange way to support democracy, to allow people to overthrow a democratically elected president. i thought that the era of supporting military coups was over. >> the same questions were being asked in the us of the obama administration. the mass killings on august 14 forced a change of tone. >> our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets and rights are being rolled back. as a result, this morning we notified the egyptian government that we are canceling our biannual joint military exercise which was scheduled for next mont

>> amr is the parent company of american airlines posted earnings and a possible merminger -- mergerith u.s. airways. >> it could pop stocks not in the upright position because of the doj, the department of justice hang up. >> vanguard total stock market. >> love it, midcap, small cap, great names like google, amazon. >> morgan? >> this is great for passive investor, but cools could be effected. >> that's it for forbes on fox. thank you for watching. keep it here. >>> taxpayer-funded insurance co-ops created to compete on the health care exchanges now worry some are too financially sick to survive. and guess who will be left with that bill? you and me. plus slamming the door on government waste because that's what we do on cashing in. get this, studying male prostitutes in mexico. your bp spiking yet? the ways congress can slash right now to get the number down. and a customer is suing mckee d's for hot coffee. you saw that before. you decide,

we don't have an am bass for amr there. and we are talking away something that the next ask president o -- next president of egypt wants. i do agree with eric the impact in the next term will be limited. >> this is a long overdue step for the united states to under take a strategic overhaul of it's relationship with egypt. it hasn't fundmently changed since 2011 and especially with it's ait aide being aid packag. >> they need to use this to recalibrate and refine on what that relationship will look like regardless of who is in power and what the principles stand up for. and on that basis we need to rework our relationship. >> ther >> there is a lot at stake in egypt and the relationship with that country. we'll continue to follow it. we appreciate you guys being with us tonight. thank you for your time. >>> straight ahead technology has extended life for countless americans that are dying. but should it. the question facing millions of peoplpeople of when to save thes of their loved ones and when to let them go, next. but j

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and for their listening pleasure the protest dubbed cam meino amr cano included a concert by the mexican band. the protestors get to do whatever they want and be moaning their own economic status they take over from new york to california. they disrupted traffic frightened children on their way to school and practically bankrupted local businesses. 2600 of them arrested at a cost of $17 million in new york city police over time alone. not to mention the cost of taxpayers for the clean up itself. now the organizers of this week's cam mean no mer cano rally said the national mall was opened and they were given clearance based on their first amendment rights. really? you know, this seems like nothing more than blatant favoritism, preferential treatment by the obama administration and buying votes for the 2014 election. you contrast that with a not so subliminal dislike for veterans and their military. you remember benghazi and the refusal to bury the young men and women in action. somehow the military doesn't seem to matter. it is all about politics. the rest of us nothing more than talk in

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i would have gotten much more aggressive had usair been able to merge with amr.e the justice department let's that go through. that would make it more bullish. herman in ohio. >> caller: hey, jim, appreciate you taking the call. i've got a stock that's reduced -- increased sales, has a yield at 2.7, and what's your opinion of it tgt, target? >> i like target. i know. i mean, i think the retail has been oversold. rth is not going down. i think it's a good one. kyle in new york. kyle. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah! >> boo-yah. >> caller: i'm kyle, i'm 12 years old. i watch your show every night. and i love it. >> well, thank you very much. >> caller: there's a stock i want to ask about. >> okay. >> caller: jim, with all the restaurants sector, we're wondering if ruth hospitality group is a buy or a sell. >> i think it's a decent idea, not my fave, but i think it works i have to tell you. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> what do we do with the medical device stocks

i would have gotten much more aggressive had usair been able to merge with amr. hope the justice department let's that go through. that would make it more bullish. herman in ohio. >> caller: hey, jim, appreciate you taking the call. i've got a stock that's reduced -- increased sales, has a yield at 2.7, and what's your opinion of it tgt, target? >> i like target. i know. i mean, i think the retail has been oversold. rth is not going down. i think it's a good one. kyle in new york. kyle. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah! >> boo-yah. >> caller: i'm kyle, i'm 12 years old. i watch your show every night. and i love it. >> well, thank you very much. >> caller: there's a stock i want to ask about. >> okay. >> caller: jim, with all the restaurants sector, we're wondering if ruth hospitality group is a buy or a sell. >> i think it's a decent idea, not my fave, but i think it works i have to tell you. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> hey, jim, greetings from daytona beach, f

david: mile-per-hour airlines parent amr currently fighting government objects to their proposed mergeer. >> defense contractor northrop grumman the stock is on the rise after announcing much higher than anticipated third quarter earnings despite a slight drop in sales. >> new report saying home prices rose in the slowest pace in 11 months in august. federal housing finance agency saying prices increased by just .3%. cheryl: european central bank president mario draghi is promising to put euro banks through a more promising stress test to boost confidence in the banking sector. david: glaxosmithkline says drug sales in china plunged 61% in the third quarter. huge drop. the pharmaceutical giant was hit by bribery scandal in china which damaged its ability to market drugs. we have a lot of news just about to report. at&t about to come out. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right into today's market action. we have earnings coming out. joe keating, centerstate bank executive vice president. he says slow economic growth may lead to lengthy business expansion in the u.s. tod

the group and would switch into adoration mode if the justice department would allow the us airways/amreal to go through. i mean, what's the deal? can't you be happy they're taking the $13 billion from jamie dimon. and over the weekend, i notice we've got another oligopoly in the wireless tower space. cci, the largest owner of cell phone towers in america is buying or leasing the lion's share of at&t's structure. spending $4.85 billion to buy 600 towers from at&t leasing another 9,100 for 28 years at which point they'll have an option to buy those too. i've been a fan of the tower stocks for years because they have a terrific business model. you build a tower and rent space on it to multiple different wireless providers. each tower can hold three or four antenna arrays and every additional one you add is almost pure profit. we're talking margins of an astounding around 90%, i do not have a lot of businesses that have that kind of profit margin. but lately, things have gotten even better to the point where it's about to reach true oligopoly status. this crown castle/at&t deal is just the

if they can get the deal with amr, if the justice department blesses the deal, then, yes, it's better. otherwise, delta is better. so it's an either/or proposition. depending. okay. don, you would have loved the market chatter today. tiny bubbles indeed. when bubble talk pops, and it's around the best of breed stocks, well, you know what, those who sold today, they learned the hard way. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, ace of bass? harman international's earnings report is revuerberating in the market today and the stock is screaming higher. can its chorus of high-end audio brands continue to be music to ears? cramer talks to the ceo. >>> later, shopping spree? costco has been on a steady climb as consumers turn to buying in bulk to try and save a bundle. can you ensure a happy holiday season by putting this stock in your cart, or are its days as a bargain long gone? cramer's on location for an exclusive with costco's ceo. >>> plus, fright fest. while the market flirts with all-time highs, cramer's looking out for ghosts and goblins. on this spooky halloween night, make

obviously i would love it if they could get amr that, stock would double.p without that but that is -- what a combination that would be. what a combination. >> i should mention shares of at&t are down. i'm going to get to the quarter in a bit in the faber report. take a look at at&t, its earnings and why the stock is suffering a bit. >> verizon got hit on that deal with vodafone. it's been up ever since. a lot of people like the numbers, maybe we talked to at&t, maybe that's the problems, the numbers not that robust. >> get into it. >> wait for it. >> that was a little tease. i did it with teavana yesterday. that was tea -- >> it was. a location on the upper east side -- >> 84th and madison. i wonder if there was a line. >> semantic, the worst performer on the s&p. >> altera was really bad, ceo of palo alto network. the cyber security business, the bad guys are fast. there's a lot of price cutting but you have to take a long-term industry pattern. there's a lot of cyber crime and everyone is trying to come up with solutions. intel bought -- >> mcafee. >> mc

if the amr deal goes through, it's great for u.s. air.less great for u.s. air. >> do you think the deal should go through? >> i do. >> you think it will go through? >> i don't know. they lost the initial battle with having the thing pushed out until the spring. the chances of a settlement probably are greater because of that but i think it's a toss-up. >> in terms of the airlines overall, they've moved a substantial amount too. is there a point where they get a little too rich for your blood? >> there's always a point they get too rich. >> what is the point? >> part of where i see the airlines. basically the cruise line industry except with a really bad history. it's very similar except people don't have to go on cruises and they do have to fly. and if you look at where carnival trades, twice the valuation of airlines, mainly because that industry is consolidated, it's also been historically quite profitable where the airlines have been historically terrible. i would use that as a template over the next three to five years. >> and i remem