>> apple sauce snack cake. you want to add flavor, so we cooked dried apples.ple cider in addition. and we just process them very quickly. and so you're adding a lot of flavor to this. this is melted butter. i won't tell you how much. some melted butter. yeah, i know, this is not -- and then we'll add in a little bit of flour and put that in -- and this is a sling, easy to get it out once it's baked. add some flour. >> so anyway, once that's done, it goes in there, this is what it comes out like? >> no, this is a betty. it means bread crumbs and apple. >> this is this one. >> no, that's this one here. this is the best cake in the world. >> i love that. >> you already ate it. >> is this kind of an apple brown betty? >> you brown the apples in the skillet and that's it. >> dave need as hearty breakfast because he's headed out. >> and you can find all these re pieces on our website. what were you going to say? >> santa monica, that's the hard place some. >> that's the starting point. >> you can live on the pier for a year on 50 bucks. i've been there. >> they won'

>> in apple? >> yeah. >> unbelievably cheap. i was looking at it today and talking with several folks. 31 volatility in the front month right now. so if you're going to get in there best opportunity you have right now to buy the puts to protect yourself. >> the pc growth that's going to drive intel. that's interesting. it seems like we're getting a delayed reaction from the developer forum last week. as pete pointed out these guys guided positive on the third quarter, they're delivering it and i think they are growing it see the growth. the semiconductor index has been getting crushed over the last few days. intel has been outperforming amd by 9% or 10%. i think this trend shows this stock will continue to outperform. around 18.90 it held up on its 50-day. i think this stock wants to go higher and it is fundamentally grounded. >> let's talk about that for one second. they put a $28 price target they being oppenheimer on intel. that's a 47% rally from current levels. embedded within that call is a pretty bullish call in the broad

it's apple. you're 25. you start with apple. then get into some others.ntal is apple. and that's what i want you to own. >>> getting back to even, october 13th. bookstore near you, "mad money" is back after the break. >>> closing bell, what closing bell?  >>> there's always a bull market is always somewhere. i'm jim cramer and i'll see you tomorrow! >>> tonight on ""the kudlow report."" is president obama considering supply-side tax cuts to spur job growth. >>> and dr. tom coburn, senator from oklahoma sounds off on obama care. >>> and the time to exit t.a.r.p. we'll see you, top of the hour. don! what? we don't need these minutes anymore. we got that calling circle thing everybody else has. it's at&t's a-list, don, and it's not the same. we get unlimited calls to any 10 people on any network, but unlike everyone else the minutes we save, we keep. so? so why save minutes with your calling circle if they just expire at the end of the month? you're using that one. (announcer) introducing a-list with rollover. unlimited calling to

apple. apple. knowing the mobile internet is still going strong and it's just nokia that's weak. everyone that covered apple is raising his or her price target after i raised mine to 264 mid-september. what would these guys do, i wonder, i ponder, without "mad money"? they ought to pay me for doing their jobs for them. i think we are at the beginning of a multiyear turnaround thanks to the industry allowing banks to make more money off you. getting back to even comes out next tuesday. stay tuned for book signing announcements next week. next week, three banks i'm recommending including two my charitable trust owns, will throw cold water over my thesis of a banking or ignite up to the group. jpmorgan, probably the most important conference calls because they are so smart and bank of america. that's friday's business. maybe they will announce a successor there. i think both of them will blow away the numbers, including bank of america. i figure the media, that doesn't like letting the facts get in the way, will bring on noted bears. meredith whitney. she'll trash the whole darn gro

first it was apple and now yahoo!. better than expected. the stock is up 3 1/2 percent. their display ad revenue was much better than expected as well. if you've been looking for the stock to do something, it hasn't done anything over the last three months or so. it's up about 4%. apple's up. rimm is lower but ebay reports, today its stock is up. san disk blew away the numbers. san disk is higher by 10 1/2 percent. let's go down to sharon epperson at the nymex. >> we're looking at prices that have hit the day so far. we'll see how high we can go. the next key resistance level will be $82 a barrel. what took oil prices to the level, we got the euro crossing. that held after we got the inventory report from the department of energy showing a decline in gasoline and in fuel supplies. refineries are cutting rates and as they're cutting rates we're looking at a decline and that's helping push up oil prices. back to you. >> morgan stanley among the financial titans out there. brokerage giant ending its losing streak and reporting a prosk. cnbc's mary thompson is listening in o

come on. >> the space led higher today by apple.e mentioned the ubs upgrade as well as the price target increase as well as intel, ubs positive here on a name that just keeps on chugging and chugging and chugging. at this point though, does it start to get a little scare yib, pete? >> i think it probably gets a little scary. but when you look at some of the numbers, you drill down, you're talking about the growth of ipod, applications, so forlth, that was the big story. when we looked at the market early and the market was selling off, apple had given up some of that premarket gain it immediately reacted once the market started to turn and pushed to the up side. i also like that oppenheimer upgrade going in front of the earnings. about two weeks away from intel as well. and the $28 price target. seems a little rich. i'm not sure it can quite debt to that level anytime soon. but when you look at intel and you get the opportunity to see what they're doing right now, the growth in the pc cycle, as well as when you see windows 7 coming

let's say apples are ok.d we find out that the orchard ready apple was grown was sprayed with chemicals, and then you have to start delineating that -- we find out that orchard where the apple was growing desperate with chemicals. >> from 2003 -- where the apple was growing was sprayed with chemicals. >> this is a national epidemic. it is the vending machines, the excess soda, the bake sales. we need to protect our children. neil: you" vending machines out, and then you start policing what is in the cafeteria line -- you take out the vending machines. then you say you do not want a mcdonald's within 5 miles of the school. you guys are like an army. you come in, and you just attach yourself. >> think about what the ultimate goal is, to make people healthier. neil: you say that, but i think you just walk a thin group of people to take over the world. -- you just want a thin group of people to take over the world. you know what my point is proving your ideal person, i do not see it being -- you know m poinwhat m

ubs upgraded apple from neutral to buy and slapped a $265 target on its shares. that's up from $170. morgan stanley said if apple ended is exclusivity arrangements, they could double their already robust iphone sales. has bing gone bust? depends on what market research you're reading. yesterday the stat counter data grabbed big headlines showing a full percentage drop in bing traffic. neilsen and comp scores showed a bigger chunk of the market for bing. before you declare a winner, or loser, keep in mind bing is just a few months old. calling this race over before it really can be, well, started, that's a dangerous game for investors to be sure. michelle, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> coming up, an exclusive interest view with sam palmisano. announcer: in today's markets how can you get your investments heading in the right direction? at oppenheimerfunds, our fund managers' perspective on the numbers helps uncover opportunities no matter which way the markets are moving. ask your advisor about oppenheimerfunds. call your advisor for a prospectus with comple

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costco, intel, and apple. but apple had a $265 price target put on it by ubs. it was up 0.8%. comcast shares are hugging the plat line after digging a 7% hit yesterday with now those reports reaching critical math that's in talks to possibly take a majority stake in nbc universal, the company that owns cnbc. google is down maybe, market related but maybe on the report that ibm is now in a dual with google over corporate e-mail service. we also have biotherapeutic. it rang the opening bell here yesterday. but ipo'd yesterday, up 11%. today perhaps we're going to see a little bit of propt taking there in that bio pharmaceutical company. for more, check out the blog farmersmarket@cnbc.com. melissa, back over to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> michael, thank you. up next, the cnbc edge for this jobs friday. >>> plus, bob pisani talks to ceo of apollo commercial real estate as they celebrate the ipo which, by the way, trading down by about 10%. you're watching "squawk on the street." you know me. almost 30 years behind the sports desk has turned me into somebody larger than life, literal

i-metrics allowed us to have apples-to-apples comparison for each real estate trust. think it is the truest way to measure each player. trying to be objective. and here's what our research found. for retail the data shows the worst reits are developers, diversified. the symbol for that is ddr. and kite realty, symbol krg. ddr funds fell from 83 cents a share in the third quarter of 2008, to a loves $1.15 a share in the second quarter of 2009. >> boo. >> the only retail reit in the group that posted a negative funds from operations per share number. meaning, more than 100% decline. as its funds from operations went from positive to negative. developers diversified also had the worst occupancy rate by a mile. at just 72%. kite realty saw its funds from operation decline by 53%. lowest average rent over the last four quarters. $10 per square feet. they're both bad. you take your pick. i'd sell either. >> sell, sell, sell. >> how about both? how about the worst office real estate investment trust? again, the numbers that we generated from imetrics said the duke realty is

the brand in question is apple and carrot. there are some fears about botulism. if you can't write it down fast enough, check our website cnn.com/robin. >> we have that important website section where jen puts that stuff. or jen asks people to put all that stuff. >>> a u.s. scientist had a top security clearance to work on classified space projects but now he is charged with trying to sell secrets. >>> 15 minutes past the hour. a former u.s. government scientist will be in court today to face charges that he allegedly tried to sell classified info to the israeli government. he had top secret clearance, charged with espionage after allegedly trying to sell secrets to an fbi agent posing an an israeli intelligence agent. >>> new this morning an experimental aids vaccine may only offer short-term protection against hiv. the test results are in. the "new england journal of medicine." but scientists say blood samples from the trial could show experts how to make a better vaccine. the findings also suggest the vaccine may work better in the general population than in h

apple is higher, google.bably on the back of that better than expected retail number up 2.5%. ebay, 2.5%. net app sees a new high. even starbucks just recently rolling out that new instant coffee. starbucks is up 1%. whole foods even is up 1% as well. so a number of new highs today. let me touch an adobe as well. a stand out up 3% on an upgrade. the stock is up 4%. let's go to sharon at the nymex. >> it looks like gold is poised for a new high as well, at least a new record high. if we close above $1,059 that would be very bullish. that was the overnight high. keep in mind we're looking at the third straight day for a record close here for gold futures and we're seeing a lot of activity in the auctions pit in terms of call and put activity that ranges from $1,100 to $1,000 for december contracts. it's not only gold, metals across the board. silver is at the highest level since july of 2008. and palladium at a 13-month high. >> thank you, sharon, very much. so this lunchtime meeting with the president with a n

(announcer) try apple cinnamon cheerios. ked in apple th a daring amount of cinnamon. the choice in this election for governor is really pretty simple: do we move virginia forward by continuing the pro-business economic policies that i helped put in place... or do we go backwards with the failed economic approach that ruined our economy? creigh deeds knows keeping taxes low and controlling spending is the right way to keep virginia the best place to do business. and i agree. because rebuilding confidence in our economy starts with responsible leadership from a new governor like creigh deeds. >>> we are now getting an inside look at what happened as last week's deadly earthquake hit in indonesia. these pictures here are from security cameras inside a hotel in padang. about 200 staff and guests were inside at the time, many of them died. >>> the search and rescue effort is now over. the focus now is providing aid to survivors. rick 11en thal has the latest. >> reporter: the pictures are chilling. surveillance video from inside a hotel in the western samantra province cit

my apple product, mac pro book. and iphone and ipod are manufactured by overseas subcontractors. this doesn't help much the 15 million unemployed workers in the u.s. my golf clubs, tv, and cam ares are made in china. is this because the u.s. no longer has the manufacturing capability to build such items, or is it a strictly commercial decision? have you tremendous influence. i urge you to lobby to bring manufacturing back to the u.s. >> first of all, on am. i was listening to the street high. here's a guy from ubs comes out today, and he goes to $265 target. you know that was just the best, cramer. jobs, jobs, jobs. dan dam eco and i, the fabulous ceo from newport. we talk about this all the time. the reason why we do not have the manufacturing capability is because we don't create enough jobs and don't grow fast enough. the real economy is away from here grows faster. i implore congress to fix on creating jobs. not on health care. not on cap and trade. jobs. here's one from maury in california. dear jim, wanted to

ubs upping apple to a buy raising the price target by 95 bucks to $265.upgrate of intel as well out of oppenheimer. an upgrade of costco. all three stocks up nicely. no normal upgrade here, but we have the analysts raising revenue and earnings estimates and the price target on first solar. that stock is up 4.5%, a nice . $6.50 move right there. the only upgrade not working is the one on comcast. raised the price target range from $19 to $21 and said, steve, that the -- at least for comcast, an nbc universal deal makes good strategic sense. follow me on twitter, huckman to liesman. >> thanks, mike. the jobs number out today showing unemployment rose to 9.8%. does that mean the recovery has stalled? join us to talk about the issue, our own all-stars linda barrington and david kotok, chief investment officer and cnbc contributor. linda, let me start with you. how grim was this report in your opinion? >> well, we were certainly disappointed, but not surprised. it's quite in line with the forecast we've had for unemployment for the third quarter and what we're

great northern railroad, not a penny of government subsidy built a great railroad r. >> remember, apple, dell, microsoft, all started out as small businesses, and so this government needs to appreciate the entrepreneurial spirit in this country, and, you know, the issue is can we do it? can we bring that spirit back with the tax and spend policies the way they're going? >> lot of our policies now will hurt the small and midsized entrepreneurs trying to get a leg up. >> that's right. we're trying to modify capitalism to make the highs lower and the lows higher to even it out for everyone. what you do is you risk blunting the positive impact of that. capitalism isn't a system of non-failures. >> quentin, your point is a good one. the fact is that it is the taxpayers' deep pockets that is paying off the big guys, not the limb and medium sized entrepreneurs. >> wall street has locked up against the small guy right now and the irony is we can wait for wall street to unlock or the government can step with small business loans. maybe the socialist answer will be better for small business in th

that isn't an apple argument.he bottom line it's going to bring so many people in stores apple will benbenefit. 245i6 steve jobs is back. this company is looking good. i still think it's got head room ahead of it. as you mentioned, the one retail store they like is best buy just released report against walmart indicate that they not only have stronger customer loyalty and the more lucrative segments but they've been offering stronger price advantage as well. getting ahead of the curve and prepping themselves for this big tech wave and to be the retailer for tech. i think it's a good move for them. and so on tech, generally the folks focused on the consumers are strongest. the corporate still not coming back. and best buy. >> do you think consumer is going to be strong, huh? >> right now the consumers actually looking fairly strong. the incentives to come back and buy are good. the disincentives, the cash for clunkers program is gone away. through the cash for clunkers program shifted money out of the segment. >> a

jim, you're positive on apple. my mac products are designed and marketed by apple u.s. manufactured by overseas subcontractors. this doesn't help much the 15 million unemployed workers in u.s. likewise, my golf club, tvs and cameras are made in china. does the u.s. no longer have the manufacturing ability to manufacture these products? i would known as street high. ubs comes out today and he goes to $265 target. that was just to best cramer. jobs, jobs, jobs. dan d'amico and i talk all the time about this. the reason why we do not have the manufacturing capability is because we don't create enough jobs and don't grow fast enough. the real economies away from here grow faster. i am pro congress to focus on creating jobs. not on health care, not on cap and trade. jobs. here's one from maury. dear jim. i've recovered all the money i lost in the crash last year. i retired in 2008 and started watching your show every afternoon with a cold beer. in march of this year you gave me the confidence to take control of my own finances. once again, thanks for the entertainment and ed

plum organics makes apple and carrot portable pouchz. it's sold at toys are us and babies are us, but it's being pulled over botulism fears. there's no reports of babies getting sick, but you should throw it out. >>> brett michaels, sharon osbourne, cyndi lauper and blago. here's what i think. blago should have to go interview the balloon boy family. >> must-watch tv, no doubt. >> we'll get appearances by levi johnston. >> yeah. clearly not a color commentary. >>> it's kind of chilly this morning. are we seeing a bit of a warm-up from yesterday? >> a little bit. that dry air heats up just as fast. the temperatures today, about five or ten degrees warmer than yesterday, mainly from soutd georgia all the way up to the northeast. 39 in baltimore, 39 in richmond. frost advisories all the way through the carolinas. 40 right now in charlotte, outlying areas into the low 30s. take you live to shcharlotte. here's what it looks like right now. you're going to see temperatures approaching low 70s. they got a nice, sunny day. finally you'll get a d

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apple pie! [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you were awesome.you know, they never -- afterwards will ferrell was like, "you're so cool that you did that." i was like, "well, i wasn't receiving." [ laughter ] i was spitting, if i had to receive, i think i would have vomited. like, you know when you see someone vomit, you kind of vomit. >> jimmy: yeah, oh, totally. but that was like -- i mean, everybody i remember that was insane when everyone in the studio. 'cause i remember it was like, "oh! oh, my god." >> they went crazy. and for like, i think two years after that, i would get people come up to me in restaurants and ask me to chew their food for them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i guess -- i guess that's better than asking if you can do some medical procedure or something from "e.r." >> well, that used to happen all the time. and you know, the truth is i actually can chew your food for you, but i can't save your life. much better off chewing food. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that's much better off that way. >> chewing food. >> jimmy: but now

we talked about apple last week. volatility there extremely low. not a great opportunity to sell premium there but a great opportunity to buy. keeps getting cheaper. so they're no longer just buying the down side put, they're buying up side calls looking for even more. >> which is great for all the investors out there as the price targets keep getting raised on apple, the volatility's going down, which is -- >> it's all about expectations and that's why i agree with steve and i think after we get to the c.c. sabathia throwing the first pitch of the world series you've got to be a bull, you've got to be back in this game, because the expectation when you look at these earnings it's all about top line sales growth and i tell you what, i don't think the majority right now, the overwhelming sentiment thinks those numbers are going to be good. >> the bar's going to be pretty high for the third quarter. in the second quarter 75% of the companies on the s&p 500 beat eps estimates. only 50% beat on the revenue estimates. that is going to be key going into

apple, same story. so when you start to lose a little bit of the leadership that we look to every single day, that's a little bit concerning. i know it's the first day of the month, but i think we've got to have some, real big caution now as you're looking out at the rest of the month. >> in fact, take a look at the third quarter winners if we can. financials, industrial, materials -- those are the groups that led us higher in the third quarter. today, they were among the hardest hit. now that seems debbie downer, like a natural rotation. something to be expected as we enter the fourth quarter. not something to be scared of. >> i'm scared. >> i know you are. >> you're talking about -- one thing that we talked about, and karen's on board, is that walmart will actually outperform on a tape like today and it actually did. listen i think that these areas are overowned and i know that karen doesn't like that technology but they are but they are. people have piled into these names and ugly if they all get out

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apple, it's almost like a cult-like thing.s trying to replicate that. >> reporter: it's funny, talking about street cred and computer nerds, right? but computer nerds rejoice. because windows 7.0 is finally out and it's getting a whole lot of -- it's getting better reviews than the previous incarnation, the vista operating system. the question, should you run out and get it immediately? critics are saying, maybe. they like it but they're saying you might not need it right now. you might just wait until you get a new computer where it already has this new version of windows installed automatically. what do you get when you buy this? there's a new toolbar which is lot like the dock that apple has. it's faster and not as buggy as vista was. some xaens hated vista so much they went back to the xp operating system which is seven years old. one reviewer writes the best thing about windows 7.0 is that it's not vista. there you go. anything has to be better than that. i should add one more thing, the company, microsoft tested this thi

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good friends -- we compare our progressive direct rates, apples to apples, against other top companies, to help you get the best price. how do you do that? with a touch of this button. can i try that? [ chuckles ] wow! good luck getting your remote back. it's all right -- i love this channel. shopping less and saving more. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> the public option is only a means to that end and we should remain open to other ideas that accomplish our ultimate goal. sean: that was president obama's message to the american people in early september but "the chicago tribune" reports that behind closed doors he sent a very different message to members of congress. according to that paper the president's top advisors are holding almost daily meetings with congressional democrats in order to push for that government option. and i'm joined now by somebody who knows an awful lot about health care, after all he's a doctor, he's also known, well, for a little something different about the inner workings of capitol hill, he's the author of a brand-new book "a heart to se

apple is really the storied stock of the day for nasdaq. ubs upgrading the shares to a buy. and raising the price target, get this, from $170 to $265. and that stock is up right now about 2.5%. you also have oppenheimer raising intel shares to a buy, based in part on the forecast turn-around in pc sales next year. that stock's up 1%. you've got an upgrade of costco to a buy as well, putting a $65 price target ton that stock. it reports earnings next week by the way, and i've done my part to try to make sure that costco has a good quarter. no upgrade for solar. but morgan did raise its earnings, its revenue estimates and its price target on that stock. and finally what's really a bullish signal for the ipo market, especially in the space i cover which is biopharma, up 6.6%. on top of the 11% jump that it saw in its debut day yesterday. pharma markets.cnbc.com. follow me on twitter. >> thanks, mike. i've done my best to prop up costco as well with my growing family. let's talk about crude oil. we were down a buck 40 when the jobs number came out. we finished better than that,

and you kind of hear some of the echoes of apple in the marketing.n stores yet, but dell has hinted it might be out in time for the holidays. but you would be silly to ignore apple's example in the pc market or the computer market, right? >> who's chasing who, right? >> i believe dell's chasing them. >>> when you love somebody, you would do just about anything for them. she's only 12, but this girl is finding a way to help out one of her best friends who has cancer. >>> prosecutors will seek the death penalty against some of the people accused of killing a florida couple known for adopting special needs kids. you may remember this surveillance video from byrd and melanie billings' house before they died. four of the eight suspects are facing the death penalty if they're convicted. that includes the suspected ringleader. they pleaded not guilty. >>> an arizona sheriff is deciding whether criminal negligence played a role in two deaths at a sweat lodge. those are sometimes used for cleansing experiences or exercises. the fire chief says that most hold

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need i remind you apple, ciena, skyworks, abc telecom, com scope, tekelec. here's the bottom line. if the economic fundamentals are a push, creating the yo-yo action, which i refuse to use again because i couldn't even do cat's cradle, then what happens? we default to the fundamentals of the money management business, which remains positive going into a fourth quarter with huge gains under our belt including the best quarter in ten years. just finished today. and of course we keep our portfolios diversified. not to mention play "am i diversified" on this very show. let's start with the calls. let's go to amy in florida. amy. >> caller: hey, jim. and a great big boo-yah. >> look at that sunshine boo-yah. you know how to play. you start right at the top of the show with high energy. i say hallelujah. ♪ hallelujah okay. hit me. >> caller: i'm relatively new to stock investing and chart analysis, and you guys have helped me out extremely there at cnbc. i'd like to thank you. >> thank you. the whole network does a very good job. very good job. >> caller: my question is on outdoor corpor

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how about apple and google. i've been mentioning almost every day this week these particular stocks continue to hit new 52-week highs. i've called them newer new highs. they've been on a run. apple right now, $190. approaching $200. google far above $500 at about $518. that should be google, not sharing plow on that list. and another one i'm looking at today, baidu. $480 from $385. that's a pretty decent looking chart, as well, for shares of baidu, which are up more than 300% as you can see year-to-date. >> we've had a decent week for commodities as well, scott. let's take a look at where we finished the day and the week. looking at energy prices. finished the day mixed. although oil prices were somewhat under pressure for a good part of the session due to the rebound in the dollar. above the $72 mark right now. metals prices, on the other hand, lower across the board. gold giving back some of the gains. a lot of the questions for the week ahead is, will there be further downside risk to gold. gold prices gainin

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going from 185 to 210 on apple.re all worried about the consumer. >> they have a great product. >> when you have a great product they will buy it. cut out other stuff. >> we'll see apple 210. >> oppe. >> oppenheimer. >> when we come back, breaking economic news, jobless claims. girs, big reaction to ken lewis legacy, we'll talk to sonnenfeld, andrew ross sorkin of the "new york times," senator corker and house oversight chairman ed towns all ready to react to the development at b of a. "squawk box" continues this thursday. >>> you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. for a smarter way to trade online. only fidelity lets you back-test your strategies against an entire portfolio of stocks. plus you'll get advanced, customizable trading platforms. and you get the kind of execution you'd expect from fidelity... ...with a dedicated specialist to talk about even your most complex trades. they'll even help expedite the account transfer process. trade like a pro. trade with fidelity. >>> a key play

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they constantly say, look, we had a bad apple, a bad employee like most people do. clearly that's not the case. this is an organization that came to nevada, hired people still in prison convicted of identity theft on work release programs -- >> wait a minute, hired people still in prison? >> the in fact is transitional housing facility down there, acorn approached them and hired individuals that were still in prison. some of them convicted of serious offenses, identity theft, violation of state law that these inmates should not have had a contact with people's personal information. those were the individuals out canvassing people. it's no surprise then that many of the forms that those individuals turned into would be fraudulent and that burdened the system. we were ultimately able to keep those names off the voter rental striation rolls but that doesn't mean it's not criminal. it doesn't mean you shouldn't try to obtain a conviction. >> you showed 47% what acorn turned in does not match the records. acorn says this is a political prosecution. all political. they de

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good friends -- we compare our progressive direct rates, apples to apples, against other top companieselp you get the best price. how do you do that? with a touch of this button. can i try that? [ chuckles ] wow! good luck getting your remote back. it's all right -- i love this channel. shopping less and saving more. now, that's progressive. call or click today. juan: in the "back of the book segment" tonight, did global warming wipe out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago? if not, what did? to get a better idea on the subject he spoke with terry gates, a well respected paleontologist. bill: doctor, 65 million years ago the last dinosaurs were running around and then disappeared. when did people show up? >> people showed up about 100,000 years ago. and that's what we know today as the modern man, 100,000 years ago. bill: you're telling me raquel welch was not chased around by a dinosaur, is that what you're saying? >> i'm sorry to say, but yes, that is true, she was not chased around by a dinosaur. bill: barney rubble and fred flintstone, no dinosaur interaction. >> i believe hanna barb

i think you could look at apple and google. i think they trade sideways in the short term. so if you're somebody that has that kind of weighting to a portfolio, i would take the hottest things into the end of the quarter, and i would at least be on the sideline if not short of those names and long names like this that i think are going to be the value plays that the funds are going to be buying as the fourth quarter begins tomorrow. >> dr. j, specifically for yourself, your strategy, are you actually buying these stocks or are you playing the options? and what did the pricing look like in terms of the options? >> well, volatilities, as you know, have been pushed way down as the market has rallied. so these are also in that relatively cheap volatility time frame. a lot of activity in leap wireless today, too, though, as speculation even of a takeover in the space starts to heat up. and like i say, with the stock down 41%, you can see why. i'm mainly doing a covered right strategy with these. that is, i own the stock and i've written call options -- >> dr. j, sorry to interru

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