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call spreads will be a smarter way to make the bull bets in this one. >> how is baba looking?hat they're expecting for the quarter, but i would be on the long side. >> on the long side, all right. >>> time for the "final call." >> playing the relative strength in this etf. >> five bucks to the call spread in ibb. that's the way to make the bullish bet there. >> dan nathan? >> the xlk, i wanted to be specific about this. i would like to see a little bit of a move higher before i put the trid on prior to apple's earnings. i don't like the idea of pressing these shorts. you can have them outperform next week. it's a longer dated trade. >>> looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. options action, cnbs.com. don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the worx air, brought to you by worx. prepare to be blown away. [ whirring ] you're not looking at an ordinary blower. there's no cord. there's no gas. it goes where no other tool could ever go, does things no other tool could ever do. it finds every k

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scarlet: will it help ali baba?the author the book on ali baba and is standing by. : thank you so much. we are here with duncan clark and we have his new book it great to have you here with the bloomberg team. talk about your first meeting with jack mott 20 years ago. >> it was in 1999 in the apartment where he founded the company earlier. carol: what was that like? >> it was smelly and noisy. he and his wife are cofounders. feltople were women so it like walking into a college campus. jack was born in 1962 so he was late to the game. it was his third venture but he was determined to focus on how to connect chinese businesses to the world. he had this passion for what he was doing. was the feeling that he was taking in the u.s. and in seattle in particular and importing that into china or was it more of an inspiration of creating something new? >> it was the combination of both because he did not set out to create an amazon. he started out focusing on disney's to business opportunities. others tried to create an ama

and i had issue with baba.ssue. he does an interesting job and they have done a good job in that area. >> have you had any issue with marissa? >> i don't know her. i have just been, you know, watching what is going on and it's a company in play. and it's where you have financial engineering that is alive and well and they have to move on. >> judge, i put on a trade in here today extended a position that i have and basically i did it because they extended the bidding time. so because they did that of course that put a spike in volatility which means higher premiums. i sold the higher premiums that are the april 22nd expiration calls and i bought calls out in june. the stock stays right here more than a play that runs straight to the upside. because i don't think so because depending on the price they get, josh called it a melted ice cube. 15% drop in what recode is predicting. a 20% drop nein earnings. >> this is not sum of the parts as though the parts themselves are in some kind of a stasis. everything about w

takeo baba, nhk world. >>> that's it for business news. i am going to leave you with the markets. >>> u.s. president barack obama is visiting saudi arabia ahead of a regional summit. the american media are reporting that a reception for obama showed the strained ties between the two allies. the u.s. president met with saudi king sal man abdulaziz in reed ahhed on wednesday, the first leg of obama's overseas trip. white house officials said the two leaders agreed on the portance of bilateral ties. the officials said the leaders also discussed cooperation in the campaign against islamic state militants and the cessation of hostilities in syria and yemen. earlier saudi officials held a welcome ceremony for obama at an airport in the capital. but king salman did not attend. the riyadh governor greeted obama instead. bilateral relations between the u.s. and saudi arabia have soured recently. this is partly because of the agreement reached last year among six world powers to relax sanctions against iran in return for restrictions on its nuclear

. >> reporter: baba to know, he retired at the age of 55. his wife had left work at 51, all thanks to a plan he hatched in his late 20s. >> it's just about discipline and time. >> reporter: and some serious willpower. take for example his thoughts on buying a cup of four dollar coffee every day, over the course of a 40 year career. >> if you had taken the same amount of money you spend on coffee, and you invested it and got an 8% rate of return, you would have over $837,000 more in your retirement account. >> reporter: little sacrifices like this helped him and his plans. the couple say they also never racked up credit card debt, paying cash for items including their cars. and buying items only on sale. and cashing in on rewards programs became something of a game. >> reporter: financial advisor nicole says the key is living on and sticking to a budget. >> it doesn't matter how much you make. it completely matters how much you spend. >> reporter: we need at least 25 times our annual budget by retirement and if clients want to walk away early

also is baba expected to deliver a good quarter. yahoo! is going to be finalizing bids next week. so mike, what would you do? >> i would buy call spreads rather than the outrights. we saw a lot of activity in july. price options is relatively elevated. call spreads will be a smarter way to make the bull bets in this one. >> i don't know what they're expecting for the quarter, but i would be on the long side. >> time for the "final call." >> playing the relative strength in this etf. >> five bucks to the call spread in ibb. >> dan nathan? >> the xlk, i wanted to be specific about this. i would like to see a little bit of a move higher before i put the trade on prior to p a pl's earnings. i don't like the idea of pressing these shorts. you can have them outperform next week. it's a longer dated trade. >>> our time has ex pishd. i'm melissa lee. don't go anywhere. >>> 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. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome t

now, that doesn't mean we're gonna have puerto rican superheroes running around with, like, babas and machetes and stuff like that, but it meant the actually supporting cast new york city, a real new york city, a real nueva york. >> is it your fear or trepidation about where you draw the line so that you're not so culturally sucked in that other readers who might not be latino can't relate to what they're looking at between the pages? >> honestly, i don't worry about that. why? because i'm only one out of many other writers that are writing for the marvel universe, so if you don't like my book, you can pick up somebody else's book or somebody else's book or somebody else's book. but that book that i actually co-wrote appeals to a certain demographic that has been overlooked significantly for many, many years. and that demographic is actually celebrating this, and if that little demographic is happy and us latinos -- vaya, then that's what it's worth. >> is it spreading? >> it is. it's actually going viral. you could actually click on "yo soy groot" on twitter, and you can see that man

it has a ton of problems and a lot of its value lies in its stake in ali baba which will probably spun off in one way or another and there are tax problems associated with doing a full-fledged spinoff. could she have fixed this company? she is focused on reading new products but it has not really made a dent on it problems. david: carol massar talked about that story. >> yahoo! with nine thousand employees and services, it the way that you and me and our parents get on the internet. that is one part of the company and then there is another part of the company that has a stock portfolio and that stock folio by its they'll is worth more than the entire market value of of yao -- of ya who -- hoo! investors have lost confidence ceo marissa , mayer. carol: take us back because at one point it was a successful company. >> 15 years ago it was. it was unstoppable. it went into decline starting in the early oughts. more recently, around the time marissa mayer took over with the rise of mobile. they make money through banner ads and it does not work well on cell phones. she inherited a position

we finish prime time programming at 11:00 with a look at ali baba, the chinese e-commerce site that rivals amazon. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> here is a look at books being published this week. .. ..

. >> the biggest thing to do is stay focused on the roadway ahead babas other people are beginning to be doing it. we highly discourage it. people can change lanes or stop at a moment's notice. it could be in lanes ahead of you and when your attention is diverted off the roadway ahead, your reaction timesavers. >> the big rig was carrying 20,000 bounds of cargo, the second big red rig was carrying boxes of clothes. one was leaking diesel fuel but crews are cleaning that up. the first accident just after 4:20 this morning. a tow truck is there as well with. traffic remains heavy on the the northbound and south bound side. it looks like they'll clear this scene within the next 20 minutes. the lanes will be opening roughly around 9:30. it's been a mess for us. >> brian, thank you for that update. it could be a rough drive around golden gate park way because of the the annual celebration. -- of the annual celebration. >> i've already not a tweet of lane block. >> thousands of people expected to attend the 4/20 event. neighbors have complained to police about the event saying the crush of

nadim baba reports. >> for the second day in a row a group of refugees made its way to the boarder with the hope that macedonians would open up the cross g. there were hours of clashes on sunday, after a reaction condemned as too marsh by the greek government. >> we are human. they can use challenge and bullets. >> translation: they fired tear gas and rubber bullets to the tents, far from the demonstration. why did they do that. there were many women and children here. >> children have gathered around a wagon, and on it they are showing some of the tear gas cannes terse and bullets fired by forces on sunday. the message spelt out on the wagon is thanks. obviously they are disappointed shots. so far there has been no repeat of the violent scenes. people are well aware that at some pint there's likely to be another attempt to breach the boarder and there could be a similar reaction by the macedonians, and people are well aware because that boarder is not to be opened soon. >> more than 4,000 british steel workers have been handed a life line. the english conglomerate will sell the busines

that it c could force e a big merger involving o high profile dueue teak invest - boutique investment babaseaks it.t. >> i wasas on the beach, and my tatan was -- liz: a beach with a pnpny pack? >> y - -- fanny pack? >> yes, i took some piurures. [laughteter] the two firms are tudor pickering and weweinberg. they're inin discussions to mere together. tudor pickering g is a firm that speclilizes largely in oil patch and energyeals. they're very big, housn n base. pear win- - perella weinberger, goldman sachs alumni. what sources are t telling the x business nwowork is merger discussions between the oo fifirms toto possibly join toge. nonow, these are discussions. they may bakak up, but there's a lolot of stuff that's going on basically, create economs of scale by merging twowo invnvestt banks togethther because there's just not enough deals going g o. that's the one, i guess, econonomic ratioionale for this. the secondnd economic rationales tutudor pickering is very big in oioil m&a. oil m and a right now is not doing vevery well. but -- because oil pririces are down. but, i if you take a lo

time for my story and baba. very good then. nice to meet you." all of a sudden -- >> steve: paul mccartney. >> jimmy: prince george is a a u'beatle, yeah. [ laughter ] he's a beatle, yeah, yeah, yeah. he's one of the beatles. is has some people concerned here, you guys. apparently russia just spent $26,000 to buy five dolphins for its navy, but they won't tell anybody why. [ light laughter ] you know what? i think i know why. [ russian accent ] "wee. this is so much fun. this is so much -- ha-ha-ha! this is so much fun. ha-ha!" [ dolphin squeak ] here a little sports news. this week is the nfl draft. and i read that a ti t end from baylor university named laquan mcgowan is 6'7" and weighs 405 pounds. he could become one of the largest players in nfl history. tht.ey say this guy is really big. ev [ light laughter ] he's so big, he's the favorite to win the supper bowl. [ laughter ] >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: he's big. he's so big,this jersey h?number's infinity. [ laughter ] he's big. that's all i'm saying. >> audience: how big is he? >> jimmy: he's

we finish a prime time programming at 11:00 with a look at ali baba, the chinese e-commerce site thatrivals amazon. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. here is a look at some authors recently featured on booktv's afterwards, our weekly author interview program. sue klee bold, dylan klee bold's mother discussed mental health and how she dealt with the tragedy. ellen malcolm recalled her creation of emily's list, a political action committee who elects pro-choice democratic women to political office and former congressman jc watts talk about guiding principles he soloed in this professional and personal life. in the coming weeks, peter marks with robert benmoche who turned the company around at the height of the financial crisis. don watkins will argue that measures to alleviate income inequality actually end of hurting low income americans. also coming up, criminal justice reform and recall his 19 years in prison. aol cofounder steve case will tell you how emerging technologies are reshaping the internet? >> the internet is shifting from being this interesting phenomenon like int

we finish prime time programming at 11:00 with a look at ali baba, the chinese e-commerce site that rivals amazon. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> ryan anderson is the author of a book called "truth overruled: the future of marriage and religious freedom". what is the point of your book? >> this is the first book length response to the supreme court ruling on the same-sex marriage decision. i explain why the court got the ruling wrong as a matter of constitutional law and a matter of philosophy, the nature of what marriage is and why marriage happens and from there i go to say what americans should do to defend religious freedom, those who believe the truth about marriage aren't penalized by the government. >> host: how in your view did they get it wrong constitutionally? >> guest: the supreme court says the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment required states to redefine what marriage is but everyone in favor of marriage equality, we all want the law to treat all marriages equally. we disagreed about what type of relationship is a marital relationship and 5 unelected

>> big-cap china, baba the one to play. >> dan?on the seller here. >> raise your hockey, sister. >> playoff hockey, ranger, tune in. >> final trade? >> cisco. >> that's it. >> three giddy-ups. >> go rangers. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. meantime, do not go anywhere. >>> 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. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach and put it in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. for almost a year now we have experienced a ferocious phenomenon, the one i call the rolling bear

and ali baba in the marine corps universities sebastian on how to defeat isis. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. >> this is primarily a love story. a love story of mine toward my late husband and the difficulty that one has when one makes that commitment at the time of marriage. sickness and health. to the court, another life, another being, another person with whom lived with john for 53 years, we were married in 54, john had parkinson's disease, this became more and more apparent that his parkinson's was taking him downhill. he decided to end his life. he did it in a way that still makes me so sad because there was no, and is no longer in maryland which allows doctors to assist individuals who have been deemed within six month of death as john was, there is no longer, that allows doctors to help those patients, chose to stop drinking water, stop using food, stop taking medication. i am sure many of you know, would you forgive me if i stood up and walked? >> i think so. i think we could forgive you. [applause] >>

. >> why, baba? why? >> i couldn't hold myself back. i was trying not to, like, say anything.i told him -- like why, dad, why? why, dad, why? why? i just -- i still can't fathom the reason of why he would do such a thing. why he would throw away our family, why he would throw everything away. >> what was magdi trying to tell his son? we'll never know. magdi's thoughts at his sentencing were somewhat clearer. >> i had nothing to do with the killing of my wife. i did do my best ability to work hard, secure future, and advise my kids not to get involved with all of this gang activity or anything. i'm not a bad father. and maybe i'm strict, but i love them. they are my kids. >> magdi girgis was sentenced to life in prison without parole. if magdi had not taken the bait, if he'd gotten the number from your two undercover officers and thrown it away and said, i don't know who you are, i don't know what you're talking about, and if you call me again, i'm going to call the police, would he be in custody today? >> probably not. >> so he ended up giving you your whole case. >> his greed

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and in an unusual twist, the chinese e-commerce site ali baba is said to be preparing a last minute bid15% steak in alibaba as a standalone company. >>> sports shall aannounced it's shutting down all 47 of its stores. it does affect two here in the bay area. there's one in pleasanton and san jose. sports chalet has also stopped selling goods on its website. the company that owns sport chalet is reportedly filing bankruptcy. >>> jcpenney's site traffic jumped in march to 11.5 million visitors compared to a year ago. the chain is seeing an increase in revenue. not quite as dramatic but same-store sales were up in the quarter. jcpenney trading below $10 a share. >>> it was a disappointing launch of an exclusive designer collection at target. a lot of people talking about the mera mecca collection, mostly beach wear. it hit stores yesterday morning. by yesterday afternoon just about 50 of the 200 styles had sold out on the website. past designer collection launches at target have been more successful. the lily pulitzer brand was in such demand that the site was down during that launch. >>>

i am long the stock and some of the parts not even including the tax efficiency of the baba stake is owning right now. >> mike. >> i actually think that the one thing you might have been bracing for if you were an investor in yahoo is a radical change to the four year guidance or big acceleration in revenue declines which you did not get. it seems as if gase clee this was a nip and tuck beat on the top and bottom line, they're harvesting free cash flow, cutting costs, putting the company in a financial position where it looks reasonably good as well as can be expected. >> they are shining the wheels on that car to make it as signee as possible for the buyers. these revenues are down 10% from where they were at the end of the fourth quarter in 2015 and all of 2015. that might be a beat but at any real level as tim was saying it's a declining business. >>> let's flip over to intel nor just a moment. the shares are halted but more than just their typical earnings release is out, there's also word that the company will be cutting 12,000 joebs globally, 11% of its work force and the cfo s

. >> if ali baba stumbles, that could reduce the stake. we have to leave it there. good discussion.ahoo! saga, nowhere near being over. to market flash now from seema mody. >> in a beaten down market day, there are some bright spots. look at shares of wynn resorts, up better than 10%, hitting the highest levels since august of the company was upgraded to outperform by tellsy. after newmont mining wynn is the best performing s&p 500 stock this year up 43%. >> all right. seema, thank you. >>> the markets are coming back just a bit. we are down, but off our lows of the session. let's get a look at some more stocks that might be in your portfolio. cisco, wells fargo, gilead sciences and our parent company, comcast. more markets, more discussion, just more. "power lunch" returns. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, y

la gente duerme aquÍ en improvisadas carpas, ahÍ 12 albergues, las provincias de esmeraldas, baba hoyoas gracias, vamos a seguir con mas esta maÑana y para eso regresÓ con ustedes a estudio, adelante. >> un beso del lunes para todos los que no ven a esta hora de la maÑana, le damos un vistazo al mapa de superficie, tiempo real, precipitaciones en la zona de la tarde, se prevÉn avisos de alertas, inundaciones repentinas desborde de rÍos y el aviso del tornado. la actividad de precipitaciÓn es asesor de la naciÓn, houston, san antonio, dallas con 90% de actividad de precipitaciones. panorama totalmente diferente para la costa este en donde altas presiones dominan para porciones de filadelfia, nueva york con mÁxima de 77, tÍa placentero con cielos despejados. mÁximas de 70 en la ciudad los vientos, tiempo agradable. maÑana empezarÍa para ustedes la inestabilidad. vamos para el oeste con mÁxima de 88 tiempo cÁlido en los angeles, mÍnimas en los 59 tiempo seco al igual que en san francisco. es todo lo que tengo en el segmento del tiempo, vamos con 2 bellezas que nos traen las Últimas notici

ricky gervais and eric baba. rhymes with savannah.gosh. how many times has she said something about me? >> true. >> plus websites and apps to know to buckle down on your tips and save money. >> you're too busy to read your script. giving me a hard time missy. >> okay. i love the look i gave you. >>> all last week we were on the hunt for today's next big thing. the winner krista woods, had quite the weekend, selling her glovestix on qvc. she sold out twice. >> wow. >> i need some of those for my kids' shoes. i definitely -- >> happy for her. >> congratulations. >> i may or may not have bought one for myself. >>> let's get a check of the weather from dylan. >> do you feel you're in the girls' club? >> i do. >> it was a giggle fest and you didn't know what to do. let's look what's going on across the country. as far as precipitation, mountain snow out in the rockies. also a risk of stronger storms early this week. as we get to the middle of the week we're going to see the storms start to spread to the east. we could see isolated severe s

ali baba, the chinese amazon trying to get rid of fake products on their site.he music, we previously put solar companies on deathwatch, stock is down 15% today, independent audit committee found no funny business in its financial report but it is down 15%. another big bank reporting lower profits, come on in, citibank. nicole: sunedison 70% yesterday. giving a little back today, such a wild stock, citigroup up 2.5%, a third of the fourth big bank to report, they have all been stocking it away for the rainy day fund. profits fell not as much as anticipated and as a result you have an up arrow. the government tested the big banks earlier in the weekend calling it a living will is if it goes into crisis. and they were the ones that passed it. stuart: city makes $46 a share as we speak. the comic look at the down arrows, everyone has these in their 401(k). stuart: another series of big names which you know, amazon, google and fit bit, more than that, loves technology, those three, says morgan stanley, what do you say? >> morgan stanley is the investment bank of cho

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we finish prime time programming at 11:00 with a look at ali baba, the chinese e-commerce site that rivals amazon. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> ryan anderson is the author of a book called "truth overruled: the future of marriage and religious freedom". what is the point of your book? >> this is the first book length response to the supreme court ruling on the same-sex marriage decision. i explain why the court got the ruling wrong as a matter of constitutional law and a matter of philosophy, the nature of what marriage is and why marriage happens and from there i go to say what americans should do to defend religious freedom, those who believe the truth about marriage aren't penalized by the government. >> host: how in your view did they get it wrong constitutionally? >> guest: the supreme court says the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment required states to redefine what marriage is but everyone in favor of marriage equality, we all want the law to treat all marriages equally. we disagreed about what type of relationship is a marital relationship and 5 unelected