ladies and gentlemen, monsignor laundry baird. lawrence baird. sneenl almighty god, how good it is for us to come together as one as we dedicate this historic museum and library which houses a repository of the history of the years of the presidency of richard nixon. we invoke your blessing upon us. citizen volunteers and leaders of our county and state and country, the desire to build an america where freedom, opportunity, prosperity, and civil society flourish. we pray for the leaders and citizens of our great republic for all the men and women who are called to serve the american people and judgment decisions and actions affect our nation's destiny. may our leaders have the wisdom to seek your guidance and the courage to do your will. lord, we know that our country was founded and forged in prayer. we thank you for blessing america throughout our history with great leaders with men and women who like president nixon in triumph and in tragedy sought to do what was pleasing in your sight. we think back to the year 1775 when the brave members of

thank you, monsignor baird, for that beautiful invocation. wow, what a great day. thank you for all coming. let's first begin with a round of applause for all those participating in this exciting occasion. dr. art bartner, usc trojan marching band for their spectacular performance. they joined us today to honor our beloved pat nixon who attended usc and graduated coup there. janine, a singer and motivational speaker and holds the rare distinction of singing the national anthem in all 50 states. thank withdrew you to the blue honor guard. blue eagles honor guard, march air force base for its presentation of the colors. and if things work out, that could be the flyover that's been held for weather. yeah. timing is everything. a special thank you to the commemorative air force for that magnificent flyover that was scheduled earlier. as a tribute to president nixon's service in the navy during the second world war, the flyover was to have two pt-22s, the trainer aircraft that was used by the u.s. navy and a c-53 sky trooper that just overflew, otherwise known as the d-

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the decline in the employment of american men, and national book award-winning biographer deirdre baird recalls the life of al capone. that's a few of the programs you will see on book tv this weekend. for a complete schedule, booktv.org. book tv: 72 hours of nonfiction books and authors

. >> for today's invocation, please welcome lawrence baird, pastor of our lady of mount carmel church in newport beach. his presence today honors the late don vendetti, former chairman of the nixon foundation board. don and his lovely wife, dorothy, have been devoted friends and supporters for over 25 years, working with president nixon and architects, john oversaw the construction of the original library. ladies and gentlemen, lawrence baird. >> almighty god, how good it is for us to come together as one as we dedicate this historic museum and library which houses a history of the years of the presidency of richard nixon. we invoke your blessing on us. volunteers and leaders of our county and state and country desire to build an america where freedom, opportunity, prosperity, and civil citing flourish. we play for the citizens and leaders of our great republic, for all the men and women who are called to serve the american people. may our leaders have the wisdom to seek your guidance and the courage to do your will. lord, we know that our country was founded and forged in prayer. we

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. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: our spotter, dave bolden and butch baird. our statistician chuck gardner. and a spouse, nancy. for gary danielson and allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. the keep post game show is next after these messages. emphasis. that training becomes wisdom. what you earn. auburn graduates believe in honesty, a spirit that is not afraid, and prepardness. because, one never knows when cause for celebration will arrive. ? yea, i'm over it. ? we shouldn't need commercials to tell you we're powerful. no thanks. genders don't play sports. athletes do. ? post game show" rick, b.j. and i will tell you yet number two and three games in the country aren't going to the conference championship game. ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ? 'cause there's a million things to be ? ? you know that there are .... ? it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine. but it only requires a few minutes of your time. now, you can securely share your financial information with the push o

ladies and gentlemen, lawrence baird. >> almighty god, how good it is for us to come together as one as we dedicate this historic museum and library which houses

(ben kallo, equity analyst, baird) solar city is the most complex business model and financial model you can get out love- and now you have this complicated business model moving together. solar city's corporate health is shaky. the company would come..... but supporters say.... the merger is necessary for tesla to reach its goal..... of being an integrated sustainalbe energy company. the county says it won't clean up a park covered in grafitti just yet -- because authorities are still working to figure out who put it there. someone painted obscenities at hollywood recreational park near sahara and hollywood a few days ago. parents were out there with their kids today -- but the ones we talked to said they were thankful their kids were too young to understand. bad we won't be coming back parents we talked to also said this was a good reminder for adults to always check out the situation around their children -- and not just spend time on cell phones. now... here are more stories.... we're following on 13 action news. 15:20:55-15:21:12 i'm parker collins a man reached out to me up he

(ben kallo, equity analyst, baird) solar city is the most complex business model and financial model you can get out there- and that get very complex for the stock- with tesla you're selling nice shiny expensive cars that people love- and now you have this complicated business model moving together. the idea is for tesla showrooms to become a one stop shop for all your energy needs: cars, home batteries, solar panels..... and one day: solar roof tiles, like the ones musk unveiled last month. (elon musk, ceo, tesla motors) we as electric cars have become. the investor group iss has given the deal it's stamp of approval saying, "the transaction is a necessary step toward tesla's goal of being an integrated sustainable energy company". but solar city's corporate health is precarious. the company carries heavy debt at a time when there is intense competition from cheap chinese competitors. that's one reason why glass lewis and company, a shareholder advisory group, is urging ao (robert mccormick, chief policy officer, glass lewis & co.) they have 3-point-4 billion dollars in debt- at the

. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: our spotter, dave bolden and butch baird. our statistician chuck gardner. and a spouse, nancy. for gary danielson and allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. the keep post game show is next after these messages. emphasis. that training becomes wisdom. and that you can only count on auburn graduates believe in honesty, a spirit that is not afraid, and prepardness. because, one never knows when cause for celebration will arrive. ? yea, i'm over it. ? we shouldn't need commercials to tell you we're powerful. no thanks. genders don't play sports. athletes do. ? >> adam: coming up on post game show" rick, b.j. and i will tell you yet number two and three games in the country aren't going to the conference championship game. ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ? 'cause there's a million things to be ? ? you know that there are .... ? it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine. but it only requires a few minutes of your time. now, you can securely share your

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. >> i think after what appears to be a never ending campaign of 2016 last thing you baird and people or read about is who will run in 2020. the first question is more important. what do redo? this is what i think we do. we make it clear that as a people we will not accept for one second bigotry of any kind, racism, sexism kind, racism, sexism, islam of phobia, as xenophobia or xenophobia and we will not sit by to destroy families and support millions of people. we will not supply and allow them to have been. second come on issues like rebuilding a crumbling middle-class to deal with climate change to transform the energy system, we have to mobilize people around progressive politics. here is the good news right now. live vast majority of the american people, not the republican leadership believe we should raise the of minimum-wage at a living wage when mean mobilize millions of people to make the of the warehousing of the leadership of the house and understand at to understand the reality. climate changes tough because it puts campaigns and opposition to transform the energy system.

. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: our spotter, dave bolden and butch baird.ur statistician chuck gardner. and a spouse, nancy. for gary danielson and allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. the keep post game show is next after these messages. emphasis. that training becomes wisdom. and that you can only count on what you earn. auburn graduates believe in honesty, a spirit that is not afraid, and prepardness. because, one never knows when cause for celebration will arrive. this is auburn. ♪ ♪ enough. yea, i'm over it. ♪ we shouldn't need commercials to tell you we're powerful. no thanks. genders don't play sports. athletes do. ♪ >> adam: coming up on "the jeep post game show" rick, b.j. and i will tell you yet number two and three games in the country aren't going to the conference championship game. ♪ and if you want to be free, be free ♪ ♪ 'cause there's a million things to be ♪ ♪ you know that there are .... for a drum line to perfecttion its routine. practice rocket mortgage by quicken loans is just as precise... but it only require

baird. >>> welcome back.d trump says that he is pro oil and gas drilling, but does that alone ease any stress for an oil and gas ceo? let's ask one. harold hamm of continental resources joins us now. welcome. we've got jack welch with us, as well. have you been offered the secretary of energy job or at least has it been floated to you? if it was, would you accept it? >> well, we haven't had that conversation. that conversation hadn't come about. let me tell you, i've got a full time job at continental, trying to do the best i can with that. >> that is a bit of a nonanswer answer, sir. >> like i say, that conversation hadn't been held. >> you wouldn't want it? seriously? >> i'm flattered that would be suggested even. certainly, that's a very important position. >> we'll let him know you're in new york city. you're close by. you just drop over there. >> i'm here in new york. had a great night. my eyes are a little red, but i'm good. i want to say hi to jack. how you doing? >> how are you? >> great. good to be o

it happened a little before 8 o'clock on baird boulevard and randolph streets and we're told now theictim was that rushed to the hospital. no word on his condition. police are investigating whether the striking vehicle stayed at the scene. of course stay with "eyewitness news" as we become more aware of what's happening at this very active investigation scene tonight. >>> also now our top story, the death of cuban leader fidel castro. some called him a revolutionary hero, to others he was a ruthless dictator whose death has triggered celebrations now here in the states and around the world. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. fidel castro's body has been cremated. tonight reaction from all across the world is pouring in and we get more now from that cbs correspondenter barnett. >> reporter: back in 1959 fidel castro predicted cuba would have open elections. u.s. backed dictator was overthrown. but instead cuba has had more than five decades of communist rule and crack downs on dissidents. following his death president obama released this statement. the relationship between the

. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: our spotter, dave bolden and butch baird. our statistician chuck gardner. and a spouse, nancy. for gary danielson and allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. the keep post game show is next after these messages. emphasis. that training becomes wisdom. and that you can only count on auburn graduates believe in honesty, a spirit that is not afraid, and prepardness. because, one never knows when cause for celebration will arrive. ? yea, i'm over it. ? we shouldn't need commercials to tell you we're powerful. no thanks. genders don't play sports. athletes do. ? >> adam: coming up on "the will tell you yet number two and three games in the country aren't going to the conference championship game. ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ? 'cause there's a million things to be ? ? you know that there are .... ? it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine. quires a few minutes of your time. now, you can securely share your financial information with the push of a

. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: our spotter, dave bolden and butch baird. our statistician chuck gardner. and a spouse, nancy. for gary danielson and allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. the keep post game show is next after these messages. emphasis. that training becomes wisdom. and that you can only count on auburn graduates believe in honesty, a spirit that is not afraid, and prepardness. because, one never knows when cause for celebration will arrive. ? yea, i'm over it. ? we shouldn't need commercials to tell you we're powerful. no thanks. genders don't play sports. athletes do. ? >> adam: coming up on post game show" rick, b.j. and i will tell you yet number two and three games in the country aren't going to the conference championship game. ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ? 'cause there's a million things to be ? ? you know that there are .... ? it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine. but it only requires a few minutes of your time. now, you can securely share your

. >> i play nato counterterrorism expert, colonel eve baird. you know, my hands are full. >> can we congratulate you? you just got nominated for a critic's choice award for "skin wars." >> which is a different show that i host and produce. a body painting competition show. it's fantastic. we have the moeft amast amazing that's me. they painted me for opening -- >> that's you? >> is there anything like clothes? i've heard you say it actually -- >> having played mystique and having been painted a number of times, it is crazy how covered up you feel once you are painted. you can see with the models on our show with their body language. you feel very covered up. we've also got standards and practices to answer to. >> i'm painted right now. >> are you painted? >> 100%. >> don't listen to him. if your career did you ever think you w interview about an egg inside? >> a picture in picture of a hatching egg. >> rebecca, thank you. congratulations on everything. give the twins a hug for us. >> thanks for having me. >> "the librarians" airs sunday night,

baird. . >> reporter: i'm nicole petallides with the fox business brief, a record-setting day on walloard and a keen eye on johnson & johnson, as johnson & johnson and the biotech group actellian have confirmed they are, in fact, in talk now or in some sort of talks about a potential deal that could be $17 million. let's take a look at stock, johnson & johnson up about a buck at 114 and change and actellion rose. johnson & johnson in the acquisition mode, they agreed to buy avid, a $3.4 billion deal, and then a year ago, they bought novara therapeutic. it would give them access to medications that are expected to be blockbusters over the next three years. this is your daughter. and she just got this. ooh boy. but, you've got hum. so you can set this. and if she drives like this, you can tell her to drive more like this. because you'll get this. you can even set boundaries for so if she should be here, but instead goes here, here, or here. you'll know. so don't worry, mom. because you put this, in here. hum by verizon. the technology designed to make your car smarter, safer and more co

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the silver wolf baird its silver teeth. then the cain was out of her hand. it came down on her head. it crashed down again and again. this time the silver chief ripped across her eyes and her blood splattered the dirt. so that is it for that section. i guess you can see how things deteriorate for cora on the plantation and she decides to take caesar up on his offer. and she has a few adventures, misadventures and ends up later in the book on valentine farm where free men and free women have and run aways and fugitives have set up their own community, a kind of a black utopia commune. and they work together and every saturday, they have music and they debate the philosophical issues of the day about what's next in black society. and mingo is a more conservative voice and he is having debate with lander who is more progressive choice. mingo has just spoken and lander addresses valentine farm. brother mingo made some good points, lander said. we can't save everyone but that doesn't mean we can't try. sotimes a useful delusion is better than a useless truth. her

it was baird who was nominated before her. she was not the first choice of president clinton.oth had problems with illegal immigrants with nannies. she was the first nominated and confirmed by the senate for the position. one of the cases i covered very extensively was the case of elian gonzalez out of florida. that case was the cuban boy whose mother and stepfather were lost at sea to travel here to get to the country. it was a controversy when elian was pulled from his miami relatives and sent to his father in cuba. janet reno had the conviction and courage to move forward in some of the cases. you mentioned waco as well we covered at the time with the branch davidians and loss of life. there were a few bit of controversial cases. she was someone admired and beloved as well. this was somebody who was parodied by snl. people poking fun at her as being out of the norm and unusual in some ways. she had a towering presence. she had strong conviction and she was somebody who served as a role model really to many young women as the first female attorney general under president cli

what if matt stone or trade parker or what about other celebrities like steven cole baird should they encourage their followers? pretty soon you talk about a significant number in the vote tallies of the primary elections or even in the polls of the likely voters or if you're likely to go to next election if you don't vote and their views will not show up in public opinion surveys that is the influential survey of what they pay the most attention to if they play the cards right. of late great economist once wrote he is a right turn and hollywood and wrote that the whole question is a classic collective action problem the material to all be better off if they all voted with the political policies but the individual libertarian has an incentive not to vote because the light is bent time doing other things and i will not affect the old cement outcome. but if every libertarian's follows that then we are all worse off and don't move policy. , and those who believe in equality or dignity that creates a social norm that they benefit. this is the strategy it is to courtney. there are principl

emily: joining me now is david the senior research analyst at robert baird., what does this say about elon musk's ability to sell a a controversial deal through? reporter: it was controversial. over the course of the summer, some of those who opposed the deal, some of the shareholders who were not in love with it, started to settle down. theyrock, bailey gifford, also held shares in solarcity. they really believed in the idea of putting the companies together. if you own shares in solarcity and the company has a rough balance sheet, and tesla can help them keep going approving a , deal that will help solarcity made a lot of sense. really helped tesla get the deal together. emily: there are still folks who do not think it is the right thing to do. we spoke to jim chanos yesterday. take a listen to what he had to say. >> the combination is absurd. i have said that. i do not know if i can sugarcoat it more. their shareholders have to have their heads examined. emily: what do you think? >> i think he is a little absurd. thank you for having me on. he paints a ver

but those conferences to express how you want to vote >> wednesday afternoon talk about one baird tuesday thanue friday be will talk about tuesday wednesday we go round uh table with strict seniority order sometimes it is close discussion pet then we go on. >> avenue like to keep asking questions but james would be a great with me. we know those of you out there have questions. this is the nub pleasure for me. -- has been a pleasure for me. >> >> we have a microphone here. obviously it goes without saying -- say no cases that are currently before the court. any questions please come forward. >> thanks for being here. talking about the evolution of society have questions for those that made me in the doldrums because of the discourse for the world is right now. >> with the university campuses i was just at notre dame. and all of the people that i have met that are very determined that they will do something for the larger society. i see that in my own granddaughter to be very much in gauged with your societal problems. i am an optimist about the future. >> justice ginsburg thank you so muc

baird. >>> a baby is save today thanks foth quick thinking action of his older brother.er 11-month-old on the dhang changing table for jaus a moment. tiny boy rolled over. that's when 9-year-old joseph swang into action catching him in the nick of time. my daughter has helped out, hasn't gone that far, but there is a strap that sthap straps the baby on to the changing table. >> you just don't think they're going to moou that fast. one split second, they get gassy, poo poo in there, they roll right over. >> i'm going to raise you a great tumble. valerie sharp from huntsville, alabama, zlently put herself to bed. she told the story, the "today" show, she need as step stool, otherwise, she would have to drop the baby on to the mattress and then the baby would wake up. >> grandma goes -- >> can you try that? >> i don't think so. all right. still ahead, criminal charges filed in the case against valiant. the latest on who could have going to jail and what could be in store for the stock. >>> here is your cnbc news update at this hour. president obama in germany. on the second

just past baird just 6 miles per hour off the ben franklin bridge, i would stay away from the admiralilson boulevard headed towards 130 this afternoon. still the crash investigation on 55 northbound near depford. single speeds there and 47 is an alternate in that case. a bad crash in wilmington by the prison and 12th street is closed and christiana avenue is a possible alternate. some 15 minutes delays on the frankford subway but when you consider we started november with a septa strike and delays, that is probably a better bet. brian and monica back over to you. >> rick is here in spirit down at city hall. >> thanks matt. >>> still to come on a wednesday night. the government wants more people to report safety issues with their cars to find out what is pushing to be mandatory in every car. >> and a road incident in english turned violent and the the whole thing was caught on camera. >> hi there, i am here at dill worth park on the rothman ice rink, the third season of the ice rink open seven day a week, they have lessons and rick williams is whizzing behind me. there he went. he is r

so the all grin and the rises to that level potentially a weapon of mass destruction baird need to be laws about that there will be no free market solution and it makes money and is profitable to be discriminatory you cannot say please stop being discriminatory that just will not happen that is why we have allies like fair credit reporting act those that were written in the '70s with those ficus scores and they are not perfect but it is better than what is going on with big data. so to push back and demand accountability so when you are assessed at your job i'll m i s as to exactly? they also have to have rules and regulations that is widespread and impact falls civic you made it very clear that if you have an algorithm that seems like a shift work differently, and then that is because of a human. a fair it is discriminating because whoever program to didn't consider that could discriminate based on race. so the stars to its beauty holocaust denial mw because they did not think women are minorities are harassed on line all the time if you have an industry made up of people who are gre

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baird. . .kicks off a nationwide thank you tour tomorrow night in cincinnati. fox business will be all over it. our own lou dobbs will bring you special coverage beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern. right now charles payne is on deck. he is up next. ♪ charles: good evening. i am charles payne. president-elect donald trump making official his economic team. steve mnuchin is the choice to serve as treasury secretary. we got wilbur ross the pick for commerce. these are two titans in the financial area. they were on both at same time with "mornings with maria." they laid out their future boss's highest priorities. watch this. >> our number one priority will be tax reform. we think about lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly competitive and create enormous amounts of money comes back onshore and creates job.

and a pick pocket who baird it all a revealing approach to taking the cash. coming up on the fox 13:11 news. >>> thank you so much sin thee a. the holiday shopping season is about to kick into high gear. tampa police are keeping an eye on guys from now on through january thimplets tam a pa police will be closely monitoring park lots at shopping centers. that includes west shore and international malls. officers will be on foot, on horseback. it's called operation secret santa. trk pb drks says the operation is effective when it started actually in 2004. 67 people had items sto lel o- len out of their cars at west shore orrin inn malls and last year they only had eight incidents. so moving in the right directions. yes wrerks learn oog. >> bad news for starbucks lovers. prices for your favorite trirchgz and treats are going umm up. the second time in o four months price for certain cold drinks and bike ri items by to cents. back in july the price went up for the lattes rose 20 cents and certain other prices increase bid a dime. >>> >> and critical strefnlgt sea

baird. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." i'm sue herrera. here's your cnbc news update for this hour. a terrifying attack at ohio state university in columbus is over. school officials say a man intentionally drove a car into a group of pedestrians, got out of the car and continued his attack with a butcher knife before he was shot dead by police. at least nine people now have been taken to hospitals with nonlife threatening injuries. the suspect is reportedly an 18-year-old somali refugee who was a student at the school. it appears at this point that he acted alone. >>> a federal judge ruled accused emmanuel ame church killer dylan roof can represent himself at his hate trial. he will be able to question victims' family members should they be called as witnesses. >>> troops in havana have fired a 21-gun salute and they are lining up with pictures of castro and cuban flags for the man that ruled that country for half a century. >>> the iraqi military is working its way deeper into the isis strongholds of mosul. the iraqi offensive to free mo

baird. stuart: there is a profound shift going on in our society. this is way beneath the surface. talking about the crisis in middle america. i'm talking about the 60 percent, not the 20% wealthy or the 20% poor. people in the middle. they are squeezed, and they feel it and they're reacting to it. here's a telling statistic. half the people in america make less today than they did in 1999. that is adjusted for inflation. and that's accurate. that is astounding. it has not happened since the great depression, three generations ago. it has gotten worse in the last eight years. that was brief excerpt from editorial i put on the air earlier today. my point there is profound shift for america's middle class. that underlie this is election and underlies our society. look who is here. charles krauthamer and syndicated columnist and fox news contributor. have a point, charles, am i on the right track? >> you are, but congratulate you voting first time today. on other hand, before you get too excited, just remember it is all rigged anyway. [laughter]. you're absolutely right, that is the d

baird. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." amazon getting an early jump on black friday by a week. it is hard to believe that black friday is a week from this friday. this friday, amazon will offer a 20% discount on its amazon prime service, which offers members free two day shipping and access to video and music. i'm a member. only club that would have me. amazon shares slightly higher right now, as you see there, by $2.12. >> you are prime. retail, a tale of two retailers in today's session. target is popping following a monster earnings beat. lowe's is dropping on a bruising miss. michael laser covers lowe's for ubs, let's start with joe feldman who covers target. why do they do so much better than everybody expected? >> well, they really performed quite well. sales did come out slightly negative. the comp was negative .2 but the expectation was for worse. things improved subsequentially. merchandising initiative is resonating with customers. >> translate that. i walk into the store and see what? >> better apparel assortments, better home assortments and millennials like what th

. >> for today's invocation, please welcome lawrence baird, pastor of our lady of mount carmel church in newport beach. his presence today honors the late don vendetti, former chairman of the nixon foundation board. don and his lovely wife, dorothy, have been devoted friends and supporters for over

it happened shortly before 8:00 on baird boulevard and randolph street. victim was rush to the hospital but no word on his condition. right the now it is also unclear if the vehicle stayed at the scene. >>> a car completely flips over, in philadelphia's east falls section, this happened in the 4,000 block of ridge avenue shortly before 4:00 this morning. the person involve in the crash was rush to the hospital and is listed as stable. >>> authorities are investigating a basement fire in west philadelphia, it started just before 2:00 a.m. on the 100 block of dewey street. police had fire under control in ten minutes. two adults and one child lived in the home but they were not the hurt. in word on a cause. >>> and another fire to tell you about, this one on the 1600 block of loudon street in north philadelphia. authorities received the call at 11:40 last night. fire was out a few minutes later. no one was hurt. >>> cuba is observing nine days of mourning for fidel castro, funeral for the former cuban leader will be next week even. castro died late friday n

baird. : there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. fixodent plus adhesives.e application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. . liz: stock alert. shares of facebook down 7% post market after reporting third-quarter earnings. had a 56% jump in sales, concerns of a full year cost outweighing the results. charles payne, "making money" next. don't go away. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, and we're just -- the finish line is six days away and donald trump trying to capitalize on momentum that began more than a week ago but a big lift from the fbi when they revived clinton e-mail probe. donald trump rallying supporters in florida. that is a must-win state for him, and warning that a clinton presidency, what it would look like. watch this. >> the work of government would grind to a halt if she were ever elected. she'll be in court for her entire tenure. and she'll be convicted.

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baird. ♪ john: one of the richest people in the world is warren buffett. is the jeep?ny billionaire sue until recently gave very little to charity. he used his money to try to make more money. he said he would give it away when he died. his fellow billionaire ted turner told me buffett was being cheap. >> she should give some away now john: turner just made a big splash by giving a billion dollars to the wind. now he said he wanted to shame other rich people into giving more. >> what he said is bad and the stupid. john: that was his answer. >> what he should do is take his money and invested. he can help people in the other better way into invested and have the companies in building in plans that creating the investment creates jobs and wealth and products for other people. john: really? is it better if a money maker uses money to make more rather than give to charity? i think so. add to that question back to ted turner. >> bill gates says, and get it making money. john: that try to argue this, but he wasn't buying it. john: and i wrong in thinking that i am happy if h

baird. >>> t minus four days. a slight shift in the polls, and voter sentiment today.he latest election forecast from the senior writer at 538, welcome back. good to have you with us. the race seems to be tightening. in what i was reading, what is interesting was that the race is within what you would call the margin of error or what history tells us the variability may be between the poll results and the actual electoral results. explain. >> yes, well, one of our writers, harry enden, is a real strategist about this and points out that polls are often in presidential races about two points off. now, if that two points is leaning towards clinton, then she could win with a comfortable margin. if the two points is leaning towards donald trump, he too could win with a comfortable margin because the race is that close. of course, in our system, whoever wins the popular vote doesn't necessarily take the presidency because the electoral vote decides. something we talked about a little bit here and i love to play with the interactive electoral trackers that are out there. i w

at baird, we approach your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built toeration to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. ♪ ♪ >>> time for kramer and stock trade. >> i want to warn people, the trump rally was this opec rally. believing that opec would have a deal and remember when the oil dropped to 4243, saudis said no, we have it. we have it. the deal seems to be of long shot now. and a lot of these oils went up tremendously. so just be careful. this is day one of a decline. and you don't jump on day one of the decline of the oils. let them come in if you haven't sold any yet. maybe do some trimming. >> but you -- >> i don't think there's a deal. >> really? >> i think they will say -- look, they keep the balls in the ear. but at the same time, this rally was a very convincing rally. and a lot of the oils went up tremendously. and they're going to get back their gains. they're just going to get them back. >> amazing. what's on mad tonight? >> we have the best performer for which is recreational vehicles. look at that stock. dho. and epr

carol: here is reporter paul baird. let's begin by talking about shepard stewart. who is he?p-ed writer. his byline appears on websites, particularly politically conservative websites. and whoever is behind the shepard stewart identity is intent on criticizing elon musk, the very well-known tech entrepreneur and mogul who is affiliated with companies like tesla and spacex. he has some enemies out there in the world who want to attack him, but don't want to do it in a straightforward way. oliver: specifically, you delved into one corner of the internet, specifically opposition he faced from an industry-specific standpoint, people whose best interests may not be aligned with elon musk. tell me where these people are from. >> my strong suspicion is that his commercial competitors, perhaps at a couple of levels of remove have hired firms who have hired firms, putting up websites, hiring fake op-ed writers and so forth. but i was not able to connect all the dots that i can tell you that it was the coal industry that is behind this type of thing. in some instances, you can identify

baird.hat fedex has helped us we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've always admired how you just say what's in your head, without thinking. very brave. good point ted. you're living proof that looks aren't everything. thank you. welcome. so, fedex helped simplify our e-commerce business and this is not a passive aggressive environment. i just wanted to say, you guys are doing a great job. what's that supposed to mean? fedex. helping small business simplify e-commerce. >>> we mentioned earlier fed vice chair fischer speaking this morning. let's get to steve liesman with breaking news. >> stan fischer making first comments about the possibility of changed economic policy under a new president. talking about the possibility there could be more fiscal policy, more deficit spending, more tax cuts. he says fiscal policy could, quote,

it happened shortly before 8:00 on baird boulevard in randolph street. victim was rushed to the hospital but no word on his condition. the right now it is also unclear if the vehicles stayed at the scene. >>> new this morning a car flips over in philadelphia's east falls section, this happened in the 4,000 block of ridge avenue shortly before 4:00. a person was involve in the crash was rushed to the hospital and is listed as stable. >>> and, new this morning authorities are investigating a basement fire in west philadelphia. started just before 3:00 a.m. on the 100 block of north mcginnly street. crews had fire under control in ten minutes. two adults and one child live in the home. no one was hurt. no word on a cause. >>> another fire we can tell but this one on the 1600 block of loud even street in north philadelphia authorities received the call at 11:40. fire was out a few minutes later. no one was hurt. >>> cuba is observing nine days of mourning for fidel castro. the funeral for former cuban leader will be next week even. the castro died late frida