. >> decidÍ superarme, ponerme guapa todos los dÍas, trabajar con un representante de avon y hacer lacasa para tomarse una foto con la mati. >> neli papÁ. >> pues neli. >> meli. >> meli. >> ¿no me van a decir que...? ahora sÍ pancho, es increible que recurra a cualquier artimaÑa, no quiero ver a mi niÑa conversando con esa cosa. >> perdÓname tÚ, no vamos a hacer el numerito aquÍ frente a los seÑores. a ver temo, lorena ochoa no puede ir a la casa pues porque no vino a la junta, vino su representante. >> pero papÁ. >> pero nada, las cosas no son asÍ de fÁciles como las piensas temo. >> bueno, sin embargo recuerden que hoy tenemos una cena ¿por quÉ no viene con su hijo seÑor lÓpez? >> ay ¿ya ves temo? asÍ lo podemos hacer, pero ahorita como dijo tu papÁ, vas a regresar a la casa y te vas a poner muy guapo para la cena, y asÍ te tomas la foto con lorena ochoa. >> ¿entonces? ¿tengo su permiso seÑor iracheta para invitar a meli? >> ya vete para la casa porque se me va a olvidar que hay visitas. >> estÁ bien papa. >> Órale mijo. >> con su permiso. adiÓs. adiÓs tÍo. >> son niÑos. >> ya podrÍ

so we found 50 inventions from the 4,000 that we reviewed from nci and we found about 10 from the avonion. and working with mark hurlberg, the executive director at the avon foundation, very progressive in thinking, and tom stackhouse as well at nci so i came up with the idea for another way to commercialize the invention. a little more background on that, we interviewed more than 300 organizations and before 10 years of analysis, on every deal that has been done in b2b, and angel investors, and private equity and venture capital to identify where is the money going to go. so we can easily match the valuable inventions that we find to nose who need it. and we found that there is a disconnect between some of the inventions that we found especially breast cancer inventions and those that are potential parties. >> it is kind of orphan inventions that don't have a partner. >> they don't have a partner and there is no desire to inlicense them in the industry. so what i did is come up with this idea to create this business plan and startup challenge. and so it is a three phase challenge. a l

sales down at avon. charles, this is one of charles' picks, ooh, that thing is down nearly 20%.rles later. john stossel is here, can you believe this? he actually likes part of that collectivist paradise known as obamacare. you want to make your case, john? >> when you have a collective paradise people react to it and finally people are starting to think about the cost and ask what things cost and more are driven into health savings accounts which might be better. our old system was too government dominated anyway. if people start paying for their own health care because of this, good. stuart: so it forces-- not forces, but encourages those health savings accounts which are tax-free dollars you can use to spend on medical expenses. you think that's a consequence of obamacare and you like it. >> the numbers are going up and people start bargaining with their doctors and markets. stuart: any other effect of obamacare that you like? >> i'm getting stronger lugging this around. stuart: that's it? >> that's it. price consciousness. stuart: that's it? >> that's it. stuart: i'm glad to

charles: avon recently -- one of my big ones for the year but we are holding on for right now.tick around because i will pick this bone for you but good news for mcdonald's. coffee if you are a fan of joe, especially in the fast-food chains, mcdonald's is working with kraft to make sure packaged coffee is available at u.s. grocery stores. test markets will be selling them in single, format single -- mcdonald's has had success with its in-store coffee creating competition for stocks and dunkin donuts. mcdonald's packaged coffee is already sold at grocery stores. that is a mouthful. mcdonald's coffee rolls off the tongue better. neil: to elizabeth macdonald is here with a look at which u.s. cities could flood toward bankruptcy. said in to see if your home town is on the list. lori: getting a lot of traffic today, halloween, big bucks for the candymaker. more on that. it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with ss energy.hp is help. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. mu

our guest is program director for the avon walk for breast cancer and a survivor herself.th her in pink. i know you guys are going to put those feet to the pavement tomorrow to raise money for the avon breast cancer research. over 170,000 participants across the nation. your story is incredible. you were so young when you were diagnosed. correct? >> yes. i was 33 years old when i was diagnosed with breast cancer. no family history, was living a happy, active life. it was a big shock. >> how are you today? >> doing really well. eight-year survivor now. and putting my story to good use working for the avon foundation all these wonderful people doing the walk this weekend. >> how long is the walk? >> two days and 39.3 miles. >> we have a ton of family history of breast cancer with the girls in my clan here. so i cannot wait to do this walk one day soon. do men walk at all? >> absolutely. we'll have thousands of women and men walking together this weekend raising money and awareness for breast cancer. the majority of the money raised at this walk this weekend will stay in the

. >> reporter: 14-year-old avon today kendo was last seen on surveillance video running away from his new york city school. that was last friday, now seven days with no signs of a non-verbal boy with autism. his dad daniel. >> i try not to think of the worst. and i still have the support of everybody. >> reporter: today as they've done every day, the boy's worn out family comb the streets with the help of volunteers. police turned over manhole covers and swept the east river. everyone hoping the rescue doesn't turn into a recovery. >> we get leads here and there throughout the day. wherever we get them, we try to take them serious. call the police, detectives. >> reporter: now the family's search has gone national. the group autism speaks is offering a $70,000 reward for avonte's safe return. the group's vice president warns of the extra challenges when children with autism goes mitssing. >> he may not understand what they're saying. you know, could you just imagine how he must be feeling and the anxiety? so he may not be able to understand what they're saying. or he may not be able t

this is going to be the big loser of the day other than avon.ategize about why they're having less traffic, but i think it's the fit bit world, i think it's the world of the device that allows you to keep track versus yourself. it is making it so that you are your own personal weight watchers. technology i think is doing in weight watchers right here. >> the digital revolution hurting weight watchers? though you still need a plan and a strategy, don't you? i wouldn't know. >> when you have fit bit, you see at the end of the day i only walked 12,000 steps, tomorrow i'm going to walk 13,000 steps. this is a great company. >> it is? it's down 36 -- >> let me back up. that model has done a lot of good for people. that model may be being outmoded by tech. the stock is saying there's a secular trend against this company and i'm saying that it's the world of technology and the world you wear on your wrist and you're competing. >> talked to kroger about amazon. so many ways you wouldn't necessarily think as -- >> right now the world is tipping. there ar

it combined persian artistic traditions with avon guard style. artists traveled to and from the west exchanging techniques. the scene was so significant, that tehran has its own worldwide art fair every two years. >> it was when iran as a society was modernizing. so the artists were also modernizing their work in many different ways. and it became a real kind of cultural flowering of iranian art during this time. >> reporter: melissa chu is the director of the asia society in new york. in the midst of increasing tensions between iran and the u.s., she hopes the exhibit sheds a different light on iran's history. >> the exhibition is about a period when actually iran and the u.s. were quite close politically and certainly culturally. so there was a lot more back and forth and closer communications than we have now with the political situation. >> reporter: and chu notes that contemporary artists continue to face censorship in iran. what is it about art that is so dangerous to regimes? >> well, i think artists are often the voice of criticality. the

she was a passenger in avon hit by a vehicle that crossed the -- a van hit by a vehicle that crossedllow line. >>> 81 names are added to the national fallen firefighters memorial in emmetsburg. the annual ceremony this morning honored 73 firefighters who died in the line of duty in 2012 plus eight more from previous years. because of the federal government shutdown, the event was moved to mount st. mary's university campus. it's normally held you might recall at the nearby national emergency train centering. the foundation was created by congress in 1992 to honor firefighters who died in the line of duty and provide grief counseling to their families. >>> it looks like our streak of sunny days is coming to an end. let's go over to first alert meteorologist erica grow for the details. >> yeah, that streak of summer- like weather is coming to an end because of a cold front that's on the way. before it sweeps through we'll have some rain and thunderstorms. because of that monday is a yellow alert day. you know that we issue those yellow alerts when the weather will be disruptive to any

. >> avp, avon. >> beakers? >> i think you buy puts. >> steven? >> yahoo! >> guy?riday. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow again. in the meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to try help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to make you money. start seeking in today. possibility of a debt ceiling catastrophe. spooked the market. dow sinking 130 in points in nasdaq declining

. >> such a great way to get yourself active and avon has great crusade watches to fight for the cause. go to our website, these are great products because they give all the proceeds back. >> love it. >> love you. >> all right. thank you. >> okay, hoda -- is fat old or is old fat? >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> i don't either. >> apparently we're going to find out. but you have to wait a little bit. >>> welcome back to this "today" on friday. no matter our age, we need guidance in our lives, a mentor to keep us on the straight and narrow. >> when you're a kid, that person's usually a parent or teacher. what about when you're an adult. here to talk about the importance of a mentor is jennifer hartstein a psychologist and author of "strings attached: one tough teacher and the gift of great expectations. ladies, welcome. >> thanks. great to be here. >> we don't think of mentors -- i guess we get to a point in our lives where we know our job -- we know parenting. so we don't seek out somebody else to help us along the way. we know it all. >> you don't know it all. there's a

this next one is a -- sent by ron avernick of avon, indiana." and paused the tv and here's what he saw. jackass. [ laughter ] a pat sajak with donkey ears. [ applause ] >> --halloween costumes. >> jimmy: he could pull off anything. this next one is from ron tempest in new york. it's from one of those captcha things, squiggly words you have to type in if you're ordering tickets online to a concert or something like that. anyways, check this out here. chunky teste. [ laughter ] honey, i'm getting that taylor swift ticket for your birthday. don't come in. don't come in! chunky teste. >> steve: it was your first band wasn't it? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: first band was chunky teste. wasn't it? >> jimmy: my first band. chunky teste. chunky testaverde. chunky testaverde. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one here from fred eichelberger of warwick, pennsylvania. he was scrolling through some tv listings, let's see what's on channel 472 here. ask this old old ho, martha stewart. [ laughter ] i've never heard of that show. >> steve: wow.

. >>> investors had to digest disappointing corporate news involving avon and visa.acebook's quarterly earnings blew past expectations. but teenagers were spending less time on the site. the social media site also said it did not expect to significantly increase the ads it shows in users' feeds. arn lifts worry that could slow down facebook's advertising growth. >>> the men's company, joseph a. banks is considering boosting its bid for the warehouse. they rejected the unsolicited offer, saying it undervalued the company. men's wearhouse has been struggling and recently fired its pitchman, george zimmer. >>> employees sold counterfeit jewelry online. they ran websites with names like sales tiffany.net and shop tiffany.com. that's your money watch. for the latest business news, follow me on twitter. i'm well lex. >>> it is -- alexis christoforous. >>> it is open enrollment for healthcare. for more on the changes, ask the expert. jessica kartalija is live in studio. >> reporter: i'm here with jacqueline trues dale. we're talking about medicare fraud. what do people need

. >> dozens of volunteers have joined the all-out search for avon avonte, including the national action. sasha brown joins me along with advocate holly robinson peete, the co-founder of the holly rod foundation. i'll start with you here, you've joined us before at the beginning of the search and came to new york from your home in california to help participate here. the family is not given up, even though it is three weeks, nor should they. how was it being out there with them assisting them? >> it was like a nightmare wrapped inside a horror film. i couldn't believe just being there across the street from the school, where we all know he left, we know that he walked out of that school, there was according to the family, there was a security guard that saw him leave. he didn't respond because he couldn't. and he was allowed to go out into the street. you know, this is just unconscionable, tamron. this boy cannot self-advocate. and in my heart of hearts, i don't believe he's -- i believe he's still alive. we have to continue to advocate for him and continue to look for him. there are so

. >> we use it for homework, for my avon, taking orders. >> it's a help for families hoping to move upeing able to log on. >> the referendum end to the military rule initially. defendant 15 years of dictatorship, the vote was expected for him to win easily, but he is undermind by a campaign. we have more from santiago. >> there are many ways to bring down an author tarian regime, but one experience remains unique. 25 years ago, the population said no. that's the theme of an oscar nominated film. the movie explores how opponents used a rainbow, a catchy jingle. ♪ >> and the promise of happiness to bring down the 17 year dictatorship. >> chili, happiness is on the way. as a successful political communication strategy applicable everywhere, not just against our brutal dictatorship, it was a novelty. >> one of the dancers on the t.v. spot remembers the threats, the fear they all felt of arrest and worse as they deified the leader who they feared wouldn't respect the referendum result. >> we never thought we'd win. it was so difficult in that context to believe that the dictatorship would g

happens with these children, they don't know they are in trouble but the idea that this young boy avon te is out there and needs help or needs his parents, it's heartbreaking. i appreciate the community coming forth and you having me on the show to have more of a conversation how amazing and sincere and beautiful these children are. just because they can't talk or considered nonverbal, doesn't mean they can't feel, have something to say. and we have to keep that word out. >> i know that you are developing a plan to create the autism network at california state university. one of the things so important to you as well, one on one parent support that is so needed. >> yeah, and you know what, training is needed. not just the school, the teachers but the perimeter of the school. everyone in the community including law enforcement has to understand how to approach these children and how to have just more awareness of the autism community's -- with wondering. i want to do the mostky do by using my platform to have this conversation. i pray this young man is found. >> it's thoughtful for you

. >> we use it for homework, i use it for my orders, i sell avon. >> it's a start, but there are millionsore impoverished families hoping to move up. >> president obama weighed in against the name of washington's nfl team. redskins have long been criticized among american indians who say the name is degrading. daniel snyder has animately refused to change the name. in an interview, obama said he would consider a new identity for the team. >> i've got to say if i were the owner of the team and i knew that there was a name of my team, even if it had a storied history, that was offending a sizeable group of people, i'd think about changing it. >> nfl owners scheduled to meet in washington monday. members of the united indian nation plan to protest. >> other professional college sports teams have long used native americans as mascots. nfl kansas city chiefs, babe's atlanta braves. cleveland indians, but there's been a slow movement to change some names. st. john's mascot the red men were renamed red storm. stanford switched from the indians to cardinals in 1972. >> some changes with with thes

names like jcpenney of all names, yes, bristol-myers squibb and avon are leading the s&p higher, but there are a lot of names piling higher and deeper to bring this index up. we do have another intraday high, it's the dow jones transportation average hitting 1760. companies you likely hold or held at some point, ups, ryder systems, fedex, a couple of railroads, they're all listing the transports higher. the index poised for a record close. we're watching that one too. and then watch the nasdaq as well. we also have to tell you that the hacker group, the syrian electronic army, is back at it. breaking news today, it claims to have hacked president obama's twitter and facebook page. you know, when it comes to things like redirecting sites, etc., it's been hacked, but we're watching that story as well. this as twitter is about to go public in the next month. let's get to facebook. facebook should be losing some friends in the u.s., spooking investors ahead of its earnings on wednesday. nicole petallides is watching that at the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: that's right. i have t

. >> time for pops and drops, big movers avon down 22%. karen. >> oy. >> that is awful.. however, it was down so much that it is actually probably worth taking a lock. >> are you? >> i am. i am not long nor short. i am taking a look. >> microchip up 7%. this is a good call by guy, a good call by you. >> a retention by you. that was an abridged final trade the other night. >> yes. >> they smoked the quarter last night. i still think this stock has a lot of room on the upside. i'm not foreshadowing any trades there, you might want to look at shp. >> a drop from gold down 2%. >> big moved down on a lot of currency moves. the dar getting stronger here. i still think you can buy gold here. other central banks around the world will be printing a lot of euros, yen, that type of thing. >> droch for oshkosh down 10%. grasso. >> applied the three-day rule on technic also. it held the average of 45. look for it to hold two more days then it's viable. >> up 5%. micro-. >> you know my former colleague cheryl skolnick outlined the kathleen sebelius letter explaining the exchange trade

. >> like avon. >> what do you put the leftovers in, for pete's sake. thank you, dom.eading toward the close, 13 minutes left in the trading day. dow trying to come off the lows. down 57 points right now. >> we're going to take a look at ishtar in hollywood, viewed as the -- >> remember the edsel? such a great car. ishtar, what a failure. >> but a public relations disaster. obama care may join the list of internet fiascos. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> historic market, visible by a number of indicators. a market that's set up, i think, for a major crash, a major selloff. >> in case you missed it, that was hedge fund manager mark spitznagel whom i spoke

fred, former chairman of avon and bausch & lomb.s on the boards of time wanner and valiant pharmaceutica pharmaceuticals. from perspective from capitol hill, representative edie bernice johnson. what do you make of what's going on? >> it's really unfortunate. it was artificially created. at no ti didn't have to happen. the only good thing you could say came out of it was now they have gotten past what i call issues which were nonstarters such as killing obama care which is never going to happen. with the president not negotiating should never have happened. >> how do they mend fences now with voters who are so angry? 60% of americans polled last friday said all of congress should be fired. >> the way they mend fences is to govern. they simply should govern. the way they govern is by getting in a room and working on the big issue. the big issue is simple. our deficit and debt. many ways to approach it. paul ryan had a good approach. simpson/bowles has come up with a simpson/bowles 2. the president has put some good ideas on the table

avon is getting whacked on a glut of bad news today.er than expected third quarter profits and sales. this on a steep drop in sales in the u.s. and in china. then the beauty company said federal regulators were seeking much larger than expected penalties to resolve a long-running bribery probe. today's 20% drop left the company with a market cap of around $7.5 billion, kayla. back over to you. >> thanks so much, dom. >>> on this halloween in the midday markets, we have the dow which is almost exactly flat. it is down by just 1 point. the nasdaq is up by about 7 points. and the s&p is up by about 1. tyler, really not too much that's interesting going on in the markets. >> no. but it has been, as we just ran on that crawl, a terrific month for equities, a month usually marked by maybe not such great performance. >> well, it seems to be a good month. next month, of course, starts tomorrow. we'll see how november fares going into the rest of the year, tyler. >> folk, that will do it for this edition, halloween edition, of "power lunch." >>

look out, avon can come back because she's a strong leader. >> cody came after them and cody now a publicpany as well. >> yeah. i think it's time to buy. if you're going to go, you better strike right now. proctor, we'll upgrade that. why? leadership. they say they're finally getting together developing markets, they think they're going to make a comeback. be careful, unilever has stumbled lately. it's not that expensive a stock. it is a very well run company. >> it is, although a.j. is not going to be there a long time. there's a longer line in plano, texas to take over for ulmer. >> you had him on the board of shame and then he came here. >> he came off. he was not that kind of guy, mcdonald. i thought when a guy gets together and then he had a bad concern quarter. hey, the tigers, st. louis was out. a couple of bad games and they're out, just like that. but the dodgers -- >> they're in there, man. >> we have the opening bell. we'll give you more baseball results in the playoffs and a lot more "squawk on the street" after this. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days

and shares of avon products taking a hit in the premarket trading.cents a share for the third quarter. that was 5 cents short of estimates. with the ceo saying that the quarter was tough. they were hurt by continued weakness in some of the company's north american businesses as well as macro economic head winds. >>> facebook suffering from teenage angst. more teens are dropping the social network. joining us now with reaction is tom forte. managing director at the advisory group. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> the numbers were good, but seems like the teens are tuning out. what do you think? >> the numbers were fantastic. and if you looked at the after hours trade, there were two things that happened that brought the stock back to even. first the disclosure, they had a decrease of teens on a sequential basis and the second being they're not going to increase the mix of ads placed in news feed. >> we talked to analysts in the last hour that ads in the news feed issue was something that shouldn't be as big of a deal as it's being made out to

he says avon. to make the company big in china, networked out. classic turnaround. 24, $25, backed up by warren buffett. they are getting back down, the new ceo has turned the company around. making tons of money in latin america, europe turned around, i love the way the stock is acting. not all the components i typically look for but for a long term buy or hold that is worth it. i gave you trading like a dinner earlier, and -- stuart: what is long term to charles payne? charles: if the government is 20% tomorrow, other than that three to six months. stuart: do you know how long i have phoned microsoft waiting for that? charles: people held stock for three years on average ended all turned upside down in the 1990s and never recovered. that is a shame. i wish we could buy stock for three or four years instead of every earnings report that missed by a penny and the stock plungeds. how do you operate a business these days? stuart: especially if you make a profit and pay a great big capital gain tax on

avon is down, almost 23%, and estÉe lauder up 1%. ceo saying it is a tough quarter, no shortage of challenges for us. having a problem with recruitment here in the u.s. if you look at estÉe lauder, they had a great quarter. bullish about the holiday. a lot of new fragrances coming out. while they had weaknesses in some regions like southern europe, all in all a great quarter. cheryl: thank you very much. cannot wait for the next time i see you in 15 minutes. lauren: good. dennis: what's bugging me is unemployment benefits. they are out of control and a stunning new study says they're making unemployment rates worse, not better. five years we have paid out over half a trillion dollars in unemployment benefits. in 2128.3% of u.s. workers were out of a job and we paid them $94 billion. benefits have almost tripled even though the jobless rate has less than doubled. that is because jobless benefits used to run out and 26 weeks, but now they can last 99 weeks. but the nonpartisan national bureau of economic research said extended unemploy

. >> this is the avon breast cancer crusade watch i have on now. have a pink accent so you can show your support. >> the nfl has been great on this. the players wear the pink shoes and the towels. >> coaches, it's awesome. >> all throughout october. >> thank you so much. >> coming up next, a weekend brunch doesn't have to be a lot of work. we'll show you ideas to get everyone in the family involved. but first, these messages. [ elizabeth ] i like to drink orange juice or have lemon in my water... eat tomato sauce on my spaghetti. the acidic levels in some foods can cause acid erosion. the enamel starts to wear down. and you can't grow your enamel back. i was quite surprised, as only few as four exposures a day what that can do to you. it's quite a lesson learned. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel. because it helps to strengthen the enamel. he recommended that i use it every time i brush. you feel like there is something that you're doing to help safeguard against the acid erosion. and i believe it's doing a good job. to help safeguard agai

names like jcpenney of all names, yes, bristol-myers squibb and avon are leading the s&p higher, butling higher and deeper to bring this index up. we do have another intraday high, it's the dow jones transportation average hitting 1760. companies you likely hold or held at some

i spoke with others in avon lake, ohio, other places, and listened to what they had to say. people are frustrated. they can't believe that, again, one house, one group of radicals in one house of the government -- of one branch of government can for all intents and purposes shut the country down and move us towards the precipice on what happens if the united states congress does not pay the bills that we as a congress ran up. these are real people facing a real and devastating impact. mr. president, i did something else that i know you, as the -- as a senator from maine, a former governor, do also, get on the phone and just talk to people in your state about the impact that this will have. i spoke to a -- one of the leaders at an institution in ohio that has a large r&d presence in the state. he talked, he talked about the irreparable damage to our infrastructure similar to what happens in senator nelson who just joined me on the floor, senator nelson's state, what can happen at nasa in south florida. what happens at nasa in cleveland. what happens at patel in columbus. what

. >> but i've opened over a dozen, cliff house, avon pier at cape hatteras, a number of these that really do not require our support. and do not violate the anti-- >> and hundreds are still closed. >> i've opened the window for anybody to request, and we are evaluating each one of those requests -- >> let me just, because my time is nine seconds here, and i would refer to you as well as mr. galvin. 1995 we had a shutdown. 1995 to the present, mr. galvin, we had the opportunity to put in place for that large government entity called the park service to put in place a plan so this wouldn't happen. why wasn't it taken care of between 1995 and now? i contend it was because we wanted to inflict pain upon the taxpayer, the citizen to make them go along with policies that'll ultimately make it more problem for mayor bryan, ms. eberly and others, and i -- >> i thank the gentleman. i now ask unanimous consent to place in the record a letter dating march 27, 2013, to mr. jarvis concerning the oversight discovery responsibilities and request and then the response dated april 19, 2013, from your boss

. >> such a great way to get yourself active and avon has great crusade watches to fight for the causehank you. >> okay, hoda -- >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> i don't either. >> apparently we're going to find out. but you have to wait a little bit. >> how long? >> right after your local news. we lowered her fever. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommended brand of pain reliever for over 20 years. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for heart healthy soup. surprisingly bold flavor it's an opportunitye to stop and savor, the unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. wake it up with olay regenerist. formulated with a skin energizing complex, it penetrates 10 layers of the skin's surface, because energized

we've lost avon products, a manufacturing facility in ewark, and down in the town of seifert, the dupont plant provided jobs. we know the competition for those jobs today and in the future going are -- are going to define the success to maintain the middle class here in the united states and also define the competition that we have with our neighbors around the world. there's some hope on the horizon. in recent years, we've seen a new trend called insourcing. we're actually seeing companies moving back jobs here in the united states. general electric, one of the premiere manufacturing industrial conglomerates, international companies here in the u.s., has started to move appliance manufacturing to the states of indiana and ohio and other places in the midwest from their plants that they moved some years ago to mexico. . apple will start manufacturing a new laptop here in the united states. but here's the thing. not only do we have to attract and bring jobs back to the united states, but once we get them back here through this insourcing trend, we need to make sure we keep them here. maki

>> i don't know but over one dozen avon pierre a and cape hatteras those that do not require our support. >> and hundreds are still closed pohai? rebekah have opened the window for anybody to requested vr evaluating all of those. >> 1995 we had a shutdown now through the present we had the opportunity to have that large anti-so this wouldn't have been you say it takes a lot of effort and it does the wife was a.taking care of between 1995 and now? because we wanted to inflict pain upon the taxpayer to have them go along with policy. . .