hablg ihalburton is making a play for baker hues. look at baker hues.17 and a half percent. oil services, consolidation, we knew it might be coming because these stocks have been beaten down. look, there's a lot of cash on the books for these names. we're watching it every step of the way. nicole brought us the actual post. we will have much more on "after the bell," along with ceo of cisco, john chambers. so much to talk about. "after the bell," stay tuned. we're coming right back. don't h go away. liz: the breaking news that happened just i don't know, 11, nine minutes ago, david. baker hughes and halliburton. david: perfect time. oil down to levels we haven't seen in four years. this is the time to make a deal. that is what is going on. liz: nicole right at the post. that is exciting. baker house was halted and then opened. as we go into the close, we have baker hughes jumping 14%. >> is a huge move especially for energy stocks that have been so beaten down. this sector is losing sector of 2014. unbelievable move by boeing baker hughes and halliburto

remember bakers? or your daddy is a baker. we discovered this. we discovered this -- yeah.that's what we find out we were cousins. >> why is this other woman claiming to be your cousin? >> i don't know. >> glad to see ya cousin. come back to see me. >> my mom and trenity baker have the same last name. we start naming off people and it was kind of you know, we kind of hit at some people that was related to her that was related to me. so that's the reason that we thought we were cousins. >> yeah, but -- that's my cousin. but i know her regardless if we are cousins or not cousins. really, i think we're cousins. >> we're cousins? >> don't we look alike? >> later that day, baker filed what's known as a keep away request on morton. >> that means they keep you away from each other. >> specifically it's a form inmates fill out to let jail officials know that they have a problem with another inmate in their housing unit. >> i like heather. she's cool. i just had to put a keep away on her. had to do it. >> first and foremost we don't want to see anyone get hurt. if someone says that

. >> a very big deal if it does happen, breaking news, baker hughes shares, oil field services, baker hughes shares are halted, dow jones out with a report citing sources that haliburton could be in talks to buy baker hughes and what would combine two of the biggest players in the oil field services business. haliburton's currently a market cap of around $43 billion. baker hughes, about half that size. but if it does happen, this could be a mega, megadeal in the oil field services business. again, dow jones reports citing sources saying this hall burton is in talks to buy baker hughes. bring you more details as they become available to us here, hall burnt shares, you can see there, moving to the upside, baker hughes, kelly, sighen mo, halled for trading now. back to you. >> do come back on the show if you have further news. dom chu with that breaking news of haliburton and baker hughes. let's go back to hasbro. the question whether this potential deal with dream works is the right deal for hasbro. >> yes, indeed. we have the pros ready to brawl it out. james, why so bearish? >> i am v

ellen baker, malcolm x and otto while barnett. examine the impact of these men and women in their ear ats and across the decades and rediscovers the integrity and commitment within these passionate advocates and all so therefore wines by providing new insights that humanize these well-known figures cornel west takes an important step in rekindling the black prophetic fire so essentials in the age of obama. helen has been director of the beacon press since october of 1995. she pulled a master's degree in english literature from the university of virginia. she began her career in publishing and random house in 1976. acquisitions that beginning could get killed don't's the healing, national book finalist, the iron cage, one today, cornel west's "black prophetic fire" and anita hill at 3 imagining quality. cheese sayre eight years on the board of pen, new england, and is administrator of the hemingway foundation pen award. thank you for being you today. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you for that very warm miami welcome. it

newly elected catharine baker is considered a moderate. she narrowly beat her democratic opponent, becoming the first republican to within a bay area congressional or legislative seat in eight years. catharine baker spoke with scott shafer earlier about breaking the political mold and building relationships with democrats. >> catharine baker, welcome. >> great to be here, scott. thanks for having me. >> you got elected in a swing district, where democrats outnumber republicans. why do you think voters chose you over the democrat? what kind of message were they sending? >> i think they were sending a message that a lot of voters throughout california can relate to. they don't want someone who is party line. didn't want any more of the same powers to be, that already have a strong voice in sacramento. they wanted balance and independence. that's something that ifo k foc on in my race from the beginning. they want someone focused on the issues that are important to the district, like education and transportation and jobs in california. stay f

baker hughes is in talk wes halliburton. any deal will likely face. baker hughes up 24%. halliburton up around 7%. >> a lot of people said this is a very bold, aggressive move. is it a desperate move? oil prices, of course, have dropped. there's a lot of overcapacity in the market. it's a move, i would argue, that makes a lot of sense. >> i think it definitely makes a lot of sense. >> oil and gas is getting harder and hadder to find. these guys are experts. >> there are reports that the deal will take place. as we wait for that, wall street has been responding. analysts at stern ag saying they believe the acquisition of the two companies would be a win-win for both countries. the deal would significantly strengthen halliburton's areas of artificial lift and -- >> and both up significantly. >>> meantime, dow chemicals are responding to pressure from dan loeb. on thursday, third point said it would talk and possibly break down. one is saying dow broke promises. in a statement, the deal shows, quote, an understanding lack. >>> ur ba life telling cnbc it was unacquire that on

halliburton will be buying baker hughes.hareholders will get $19 in cash and a share. activist said on the verge of a deal with allergan. that is a big number. also it's less likely that pfizer will buy astrazeneca. >>> and kate kelly joins us now with the top five picks of funds for the quarter. >> as we look what positions some have taken as well as which ones they sold out of, one company has taken and interesting approach. a research firm that analyzes crunched the numbers for over 1,000 hedge funds to show their only positions. and found interesting takeaways. they rank as a stock picker performing to the subindex those were in showing that while some can pick a gem out of a troubled sector, others are advantaged by across the board gains in health care or technology or whatever index that stock may be a part of. take a look at some of the top performers so far this quarter. if we assume that the fund holdings are still in those managers portfolios. about 64% of the time those are capped at this point in the quarter. nu

baker. simple question of judicial hierarchy. if the supreme court wanted to the freedom to choose whom to marry was not limited to the opposite sex, then in baker, they had the opportunity to do that. and they didn't do that. directlytion was presented to them. that shows there's a difference does not go, which to the heart of what marriage is -- have toou would concede, the loving decision against what the electorate wanted in much of the south when it was announced? not.think it did when you talk about the passedate wanted, they the -- >> you might be interested in knowing that as recently as 1978, the tennessee constitution provided, quote, the intermarriage of white persons negroes and mulattos were persons of mixed glad descended from a negro to the third generation inclusive or their as man and wife in this state is prohibited. supportslature shall this section by appropriate legislation. tennesseef 1978, the electorate was asked to repeal that provision in the constitution. and they did so, but they did so of only 8,000 v

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baker, are you buying this report? are we less free than we were four years ago?nd is it the fault of barak hussein obama if that is his real name? >> yes, of course it is. and you realize appleby's is not a country. i want to clear that up. and i completely agree -- >> you know what, if it were a country it would have the eighth largest economy in the world. >> and i agree with kennedy. this study is full of [bleep]. the reason is because hong kong is listed two slots below america in the freedom index. apparently they feel only slightly less free than we do here in america. that's all i need to say. >> hong kong feels free because they have so much great stuff even though they are not free. >> the stuff make up for the lack of freedom. >> we are chained by our ipods and ipads. our freedoms are being taken away, but we don't care. we president do know what is going on because we do this. >> carpal tunnel. >> that's a great heavy metal band. how free do you feel and by feel i don't mean drunk. >> i feel really free i feel secure, but i am a young, white educated w

>> kennedy, levey, nosuchunsky, baker. me. know what we will do with twitter at julie bandaras. i will talk to you later. huckabee starts now. >> it has been a tough few weeks and my approval rating is so low it is down to my friends and family. (laughter) >> i can't get msnbc to say nice things about me. no one watches them. democrats will not admit to voting for me. i know they did. nsa sent me the e-mails. now i have to drink bourbon with mitch mcconnell.

liz: david, baker hughes, we reached them. a spokesperson is saying our policy is not to comment on any kind of news surrounding things like mergers and acquisition. david: stock is still up big time. >>> as freezing temperatures hit the midwest, consumers may soon have to pay more for heating costs. the cause? believe it or not there is a coal shortage. we're live at a illinois coal yard with the details. liz: widely-held stock, might be in your portfolio, cisco. shares in the green today despite delivering disappointing guidance but it beat on top and bottom line. what are investors seeing for the future? how does this tech giant feel about possible plans by the president to regulate the internet? we've got john chambers, cisco chairman and ceo. he joins us live next. david: and the keystone pipeline, is it a day late and a dollar short? they're just about to vote on it. is the president's coming immigration amnesty an impeachable offense? new research may have the answer to a big question, can money buy happiness. we have a

baker hughes/halliburton, big stock story.dy here talking about japan and that big gdp miss. japan lost 2%, nikkei dropped about 2% overnight on that. hang seng also down. japan gdp, down 1.6. everyone expecting up 2.1%. this is a miss of epic proportions. nobody had a loss amongst people who make skiestimates. you can say it wasn't as bad, things are improving but that's not the way most people saw it. the sales tax, second sales tax hike unlikely. japan produces a lot of machinery for china. what's behind this? concern that china's slowdown is more noticeable and showing up first here and slowing orders in gdp. remember abe's three arrows, fiscal stimulus, monetary easing, structural reform. people are saying this isn't working. he's liable to ignore that and double down. hear more about structural reform soon. nobody i talked to thinks that mr. abe will abandon abenomics now. we talked about the shanghai/hong kong stock linked. david freeland says it appears to have gone off without a hitch. you you can own 560 china shares

baker middle school last month, 44- year-old john edward epps, jr. the contractor was hired by a temp agency for a company called net com worked on security cameras, the same ones police say caught him touching a 12-year-old girl's buttocks as she walked past him, an act that ended in both assault and sex assault charges. the school waited nearly a month before informing parents and held a meeting today. >> they said it was an isolated indent. how do you know? >> reporter: wusa9 is learning it may not be. today the principal of damascus high school sent a letter out saying one of her students may have been touched inappropriately by epps during a visit to baker. we did a quick search and found epps was arrested for sex offenses and other charges in 2001 and 2010. he pled guilty to a second degree assault charge in 2010. he is not listed on maryland's sex offender registry which would have prohibited him from working in the school according to maryland law. >> just a few minutes ago we got word of another unrepeated problem at baker middle school. the

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baker, if you could, too. go ahead. >> we have a problem that we will be able to work through on implementation mandates, but let's be clear. this is revolutionary, what we need, probably did five years ago, less separation, can fly curved approaches at 600 miles per hour. you go a long way in seven seconds. this is where we should be going and will help aviation tremendously. the few things that we disagree on, we need to work together to address them. cost is one of them, we get adsb is good for the airline, good for the air traffic controller, controller, good for our customers, good all the way around. we we just have to work through those hiccups. >> the safety aspects. will we operate two systems? >> we always do that. from the military folks we normally have two systems. it is rarely you can ever have a light switch on this. that is part of this transformative issue. and you will have cost savings when fully implemented. >> we will go ahead and hear from mr. baker. >> the concern that we have is the cos

>> baker? >> he and baker had a very good relationship. a working relationship. they had a good working relationship, once were came. bellicose sign in moving the administration towards warthen daniels had been. -- more than daniels had been. but worked well together, they had conflicts in terms of the run-up to the war with daniels being in the peace camp, and maker outside of it. daniels was probably the loudest voice in the east camp. the -- the peace camp. no one else in the admin's nation was going to get along with him on this front, because he voted against war until the very last moment. thank you. [applause] >> our second speaker is nimrod frazier. he is the sound of a world war i veteran who served in company e one 67th of a treat. -- infantry. this is the division in which douglas macarthur will serve chief of staff and brigade commander during the american offenses of world war i. frazier's father received a purple heart for wounds received at the battle. mr. frazer himself as a silver star veteran of the korean war, businessof harvard school, and a m

are these stale bakers in the kitchen. >> no fantasy bakers. >> you have been there. >> yes. >> oncer twice. >> yes. >> spiesing the cup cake. >> okay. >> this is a functional cookbook, all recipes in here. >> my gosh, yes good can you tell a woman is directing. we have not had one tight shot of the actual cup cake it is all shots of the guys. >> yes, fantastic. >> we have one more. >> it is, he is back. >> white top cup cake. >> these are all exotic flavors. this is margarita cup cake. >> yes. >> yes. >> okay, hold on a second. where is the guy with the check late mered all over him. >> bad boy biker, he is in the here. >> is that your favorite. >> yes. >> can you you'll in on this dude. >> look at this. >> is that what you want to accomplish, and end up like this in the kitchen. >> it is just batteries not included. >> so, what are women saying. >> oh , my gosh. >> hot him a cup cake. >> and his breasts. >> and his breasts are moving. >> well, this has been fun even though i didn't understand a thing that you said. >> i don't give a darn. >> you can read the book, right. >> yes. >>

baker iii, the 61st secretary of state. mr. secretary. [applause] >> thank you very much, pat. ladies and gentlemen, washington, of course, is blessed with museums and memorials that are dedicated to a broad array of topics that have helped shape the history of this great nation. there are museums of american art, the jewish holocaust and our news industry. there are memorials that preserve the memory of the brave men and women who fought in the two world wars, the vietnam war and other major conflicts. and, of course, there are testaments to george washington, to thomas jefferson, to abraham lincoln and to other americans who helped make this nation great. but until now there hasn't been a center dedicated to one of the most important aspects of our nation-state, and that's its diplomacy and the diplomats who have practiced it over the centuries. since the days of our found toking, the united states -- founding, the united states has really been blessed by adroit diplomacy. it was, after all, a successful diplomacy that allowed us to strike the treaty of paris be, diplomacy th

this deal for baker hughes and halliburton, it got slammed by 10% has real issues. because you want to figure out whether you want to stick with the whole group given the fact oil is coming down but i have to tell you at these levels i don't care. i prefer halliburton. it's overly punished for real wisdom and cheap if oil goes to 70. the important thing here, halliburton must believe the decline in oil is temporary or i don't think it would do this deal. it create as power house that can go toe to toe against s schlumberger, they are just terrific company schlumberger being the best. put halliburton and baker hughes together, i may change may mind. $219 a share, 110 points up from where the stock was urged to be bought on "mad money" last year. an example of immunity. meaning the immunity that activists sees. i know lots of people think allergin, people's desire to use botox and devastating for these guys because that's elective surgery. in reality, botox has so many therapeutic uses it's only begun to tap them. hence why this rally instead of being hammered, again,

mr. -- colonel baker and mr. barto, we very much appreciate your informing the committee of the facts that you have. thanks for your testimony this morning. okay. go to our next panel. which is victim privacy in sexual assault cases, past sexual conduct. >>> here's what's ahead today on c-span3. coming up next, the u.s. supreme court hears oral argument in the case of holt versus hobbs which looks at prisoners' religious rights. then a discussion on the future of nuclear power. and later a look at promoting democracy abroad. here's our prime-time programming across the c-span networks. here on c-span3, starting at 8:00 eastern, it's a look at how one community in america is handling the recent influx of young, undocumented immigrants. we'll hear from republican mayor judith kennedy of lynn, massachusetts, who describes efforts to provide undocumented children with education and health services. the center for immigration studies hosts this event. on c-span2 at 8:00 a discussion on cronyism in government. steve si

helping baker hughes shoot up 15% today. halliburton up 1%. the latest on the talks of combining two of the top three players in the business. how much do we know? >> we don't know a lot. there's not even a price tag on this particular deal yet. this comes down to this is an energy sector and specifically oil services that has been beat up tremendously since hitting recent highs in june last year. maybe some of these companies have gotten so depress that they are attracting bigger players. if these guys do combine it would be a big, big company. slumberjas is the world's biggest last year making $45 million last year, if you combine halliburton it made $29 million last year $22 billion for baker hughes that would put it near the $51 billion mark. >> it is coming at a time oil is moving sharply lower, losing quite a bit. what are implications. >> some say this could mark up bottom if you stooart to see mar players consolidate. >> it could be that you will have two or three major, major players. what will be interesting other smaller players can

we're keeping an eye on shares of oil services company baker hughes right now, which is down about 3% in the after hours trade. this on bloomberg head lines right now that said that talks between haliburton and the company baker hughes are said to have stalled on issues such as price and asset sales. that's according to sources. bloomberg citing sources saying that haliburton's talks to acquire baker hughes have stalled on priesz and asset sales. also that haliburton could look -- or is said to be considering a possible hostile offer to take over baker hughes. but again, those shares down about 3% right now in the after hours trade. back over to you guys. >> all right, dom, thank you very much for that. guy, you had some questions as to whether or not this would actually go through. >> where there's smoke, there's fire. going to get more positive headlines about this at a certain point as well. i think these things are going to vacillate. i think it says that space is in play. doesn't mean this deal is going to get done, but it's interesting. especially given the ridiculous selloff in

look at how halliburton traded today versus baker hughes. halliburton was up on the day. >> what i'm saying i don't think dream works agrees to this necessarily. >> i don't think so. >> has to pay up and not going to happen. then what are you left with. >> next up blackberry, huge day after answering a new partnership to create a secure end to end. >> we're very focused on security. productivity side equation. management, scaleability. this is a platform that's going to last us for a very, very long time. we can build a lot of great, great technology on top of that. >> give us a trade update. >> he's the man. this is exactly what they should be doing. they have a huge bto bdevelopment here and that's exactly what they should be selling and twitter should take notes from john chen because he has focused this company. unfortunately for b.k. he played stock market with blackberry. he had options that expired at the end of october so i sold out of those when blackberry was just below 11 i believe. thought it would come back a bit and i have not

baker as well. go ahead. and weave a problem here will be able to work through it on the adsb implementation and mandates, but let's be clear. adsb is revolutionary. it's what we need. we probably needed it five years ago. separation, you can fly curved approaches. at 600 miles per hour you can go a long way in seven seconds. this is where we should be going. it is going to help aviation tremendously. on --w things we disagree what we need to do is work together to address them. cost is one of them. airlines,od for the good for a air traffic, good for our customers, it is good all the way around. we just have to not let those hiccups define the problem. >> i'd like to address the safety aspects of it further. are we going to operate two systems? >> we always do that. it is a transition phase. vor, to the to the military folks, we normally have two systems. it is really that you can have a light switch on this. that is part of this transformative issue. it is not one day but over a piece of time. and you will

baker. >> the concern that we have with the general aviation airplanes is cost related to the benefit. this is just to get ads-b out. we think it coul can be advantas to better weather in the cockpit using some other tablet device would be a benefit. we see it as a benefit long-term but it's something what is the time to get to the benefit. i think you're right, that we will be operating to system for a long time and that was a big part of initiative to save money. part of the cost benefit to the government. i think it is not accurate today. >> mr. calio? >> i should've stated early on we believe ads-b is a cornerstone of nextgen. there are issues i have laid out and captain moak address we need to work through with the faa. the call to action anything earlier i guess last month now was a good start. there's still those issues that have to be resolved in order to achieve any cost savings, increase safety down the line. in terms of two systems, yes, as captain moak said we always do, but once

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her opponent was supported in part by union funds, much of baker's campaign money from charles munger a billionaire who does not even live in the district. but helped support republican campaigns. >> we woke up after the past few years ... >> reporter: the vice chair spoke here sunday morning saying we can expect more big money in elections to come. >> there are other donors sitting on the sidelines because they have not been happy with our party's opposition. >> reporter: smith ran a number of successful campaigns in california this season from jerry brown's prop 1 and 2 to oakland mayor, shaft. >> the growing voters are young voters looking for a brighter future not like the fights in the past. >> baker is not either. >> i really stay focused on the issues that are key to everyone in this district. and, by doing that it really was an opportunity for voters to make their decision based on the issues and who the candidates were. >> kpix5. >>> the 120 leg lative seats in the assembly and senate 100 were up for grabs in tuesday's election. >>> 3.57 million payroll jobs in september and

pat collins outside baker middle school in damascus. >> reporter: a sex assault inside a baker middle school. it was caught on tape by school security cameras. the suspect in the case, a private contractor. he was in the school to work on security cameras. the crime scene, baker middle school in damascus. the victim, a 12-year-old girl. they say she was walking down the hallway when she was touched inappropriately. charged in the case, 44-year-old john edward epps. epps is described as a contractor who was doing work in the school. >> it's conceivable the cameras he was working on were the same cameras that took the picture of this alleged assault? >> that possible. >> reporter: according to court documents the school security footage clearly shows epps reaching beyond his normal arm motion to couch -- touch the juvenile. in a sent out by the school they say there's allegati allegations epps may have inappropriately touched a 17-year-old high school student when she was here for a school activity. no charges yet but police are investigating. parents of students of baker middle, they'r

ellen baker, malcolm x and otto while barnett. examine the impact of these men and women in their ear ats and across the decades and rediscovers the integrity and commitment within these passionate advocates and all so therefore wines by providing new insights that humanize these well-known figures cornel west takes an important step in rekindling the black prophetic fire so essentials in the age of obama. helen has been director of the beacon press since october of 1995. she pulled a master's degree in english literature from the university of virginia. she began her career in publishing and random house in 1976. acquisitions that beginning could get killed don't's the healing, national book finalist, the iron cage, one today, cornel west's "black prophetic fire" and anita hill at 3 imagining quality. cheese sayre eight years on the board of pen, new england, and is administrator of the hemingway foundation pen award. thank you for being you today. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you for that very warm miami welcome. it

it's french. >> chris baker the sportscaster. >> he was pretty good.obviously hadn't seen that highlight before you showed it to him because he had the guy going all the way. >> oh, wait a second. >> he reels it back in. >> didn't quite get there. >> but it was a good try. >> he brought it back around. >> chris baker, awesome job. >> swaggie. >> we'll ask about that after the break. >>> the red carpet was rolled out tonight for a glamorous charity gala, knock out abuse against women. in the past 20 years the event has raised more than $6 million for local clarities that support victims of domestic violence and our andrea roane emceed this year's event and governor terry mcauliffe on his first ever break the silence awards for women's rights including keeping women's centers open in virginia. >> and andrea has the morning off. we'll see you. have a great night! >> letterman is next. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ s

no one has ever heard that story, including charlie baker, it turns out.ll over massachusetts have been working hard ever since charlie baker said that last week to find the mythical fisherman in new bedford that charlie says he was quoting. as reporters kept coming up with no corroborating evidence whatsoever for that fish story, charlie baker kept changing his story okay, he admitted, i didn't hear this story on the campaign trail this year, i heard it several years ago, which means that he was off by several years on the question of when was the last time you cried. and then he admitted, okay, maybe it wasn't new bedford, which is not just the largest commercial fishing port in massachusetts. it is the largest commercial fishing port in america. the second biggest fishing port in massachusetts is gloucester where the "perfect storm", is set. and margaret ferrante said i don't believe charlie baker's fisherman exists, but i don't believe a fisherman would deny their child a free college education. now i happened to be in new bedford this weekend, and i c

welcome to both of you and i understand we'll start with you, colonel baker. thank you for your presence. >> thank you, ma'am. good morning. as you noted, i'm colonel john baker, deputy director of the jag division for community justice and community development. mr. brartow appear here to discuss 412 and 513 and how they're litigated at article 32 hearings and during article 39a session at courts-martial. to give my comments some perspective i'll note that i've litigated 412 and 513 issues as a trial and as a defense counsel, i've ruled on them as a military judge, i've taught classed to sbord flat trial and defense counsel on how to litigate these issues in court, and most recently i've been dealing with mre 412 and 513 as a policy maker as a member of the joint services committee. where we recently recommended a rescission to rules for courts-martial 405 that would apply the protections of mre 412 and 513 at article 32 hearings but would eliminate the constitutionally required exception at these preliminary hearings. the jsc has also recommended changes to

b, was it a story about a funeral for a beloved charlie baker family member.y about seeing his childhood hero, meeting a childhood hero who had fallen on hard times or d, was it a story about his campaign bus running over a deer. >> a, a fisherman crying over the death of the fishing industry. >> let's check out last night's show. >> i said you're -- you're going to be fishermen. i was a fishermen, your grandfather was a fisherman. you're going to be a fisherman. and it ruined their lives. >> the correct answer is a, and jack was correct again. and note just for the record as of this evening, the "boston globe" still can't verify the existence of this fisherman. >> congratulations on that. well done. it has been amazing to watch all the news an all the news reporters in massachusetts comb through all the fishing towns around new bedford trying to find a man enormous enough to meet charlie baker's description of what it meant to hug a mountain. one last question, jack. you ready? this is from tuesday's show. on tuesday, of course, we took the show on the road t

. >> ♪ i whip my hair back and forth ♪ >> all right, baker, do you think it will scare recruits away?oh no. no. i think it will draw them by the thousands. >> they point out you shouldn't use bones. >> or dung. >> or dung. that will keep people from joining. you know how pleasurable it is to wipe your ass with a bone. >> or dung. >> i think this is just one more example of their effort to do this media out reach. and we make fun of it. it is surprising how much better it was now than say three, four, five years ago. you look at what they were putting out there and the efforts they were making to recruit people. you have to be a complete

baker middle school on october 6th. he was arrested october 7th. fast forward to monday, almost a month later, and that's when the school let parents know, but they sent a letter out and parents were upset and said the school kept them in the dark. that was monday. now we're standing here wednesday. the principal at damascus high school says that contractor may have actually touched one of the damascus high school students when that student was visiting baker. a letter was sent out today. we wanted to know what we could find out about this contractor. this is the man police say groped a tween at john t. baker middle school last month, 44- year-old john edward epps jr., a contractor hired by a temp agency by a company called net com worked on security cameras, police say also the same one that touched a 12-year-old girl's buttocks that ended in charges. today the school held a meeting. >> they said it was an isolated incident. how do you know? >> reporter: wusa9 is learning it may not be. today the principal of damascus high school sent out a letter

ella burton buying baker hughes. palo buying baker hughes.is increased activity. some have said maybe the bull market will contract a bit. when you see a number like $64 billion, it feels like this is a dealmaking environment. >> absolutely. some buddies have a lot of cash on their balance sheet. private equity firms have cash to spend because of infrastructure. interest rates are low and valuations are high. people are feeling this frenzied environment, and they feel that now is the time and if you do not do it now, you will miss something. at some point, what goes up must come down. right now, it is really coming up. >> this always says to me that they have nothing better to invest in ban other companies. i wonder why is it there more cash going into r&d or more cash going into organic growth? friday, there was under armor. kevin had never made an acquisition and simply said i wanted term under armor into a company focused on technology. it to buy 80 engineers and then turned it into 135. >> when looking at an acquisition, how do you determ

martha coakley has lost what was once a big lead over charlie baker.s. it means that tomorrow against all odds, a republican could very well take over the governorship in arguably one of the country's bluest states. and new england maybe tomorrow could go from having just one republican governor to having five? new england, really? joining us for the interview is massachusetts governor deval patrick. thank you for being here this evening. >> rachel, i was looking forward to being on before your such gloomy introduction. >> talk me out of it. i look at the governors races in new england and i see five out of six in reach for the republicans. why is this happening in such a democratic part of the country? >> i think it may be with due respect to your fabulous team and to you, you are paying more attention to polls than to what's happening on the ground. the races certainly here in massachusetts will be won by the democrat because we've got a really strong grassroots organization. and we've been working them all around the commonwealth for weeks and month

let's start with hello burton and baker hughes.i thought this deal was dead last week. >> it was dead on friday and saturday. it was alive on sunday. as often is the case, money is what mattered. the sticking point was the initial halliburton offer was not getting raised. they made it clear all along that they had room to move, so y finally moved and got a deal done. it is a pretty good premium for most shareholders. however, it is worth knowing that baker hughes shares have been down about 35% this year already. this is an example where the oil orces being a three four-year lows, it is like a survivor of the fittest. thate smaller companies see their share price under pressure will be vulnerable. >> it is still one of the biggest energy deals ever. what are the hurdles? >> regulatory will be a big problem. this is the number two oilfield services committee writing the number three oilfield services company. they have a lot of overlap. halliburton is willing to sell some revenue. and they agreed to a $3.5 billion termination fee. s

baker iii, the 61st secretary of state. mr. secretary. [applause] >> thank you very much, pat. ladies and gentlemen, washington, of course, is blessed with museums and memorials that are dedicated to a broad array of topics that have helped shape the history of this great nation. there are museums of american art, the jewish holocaust and our news industry. there are memorials that preserve the memory of the brave men and women who fought in the two world wars, the vietnam war and other major conflicts. and, of course, there are testaments to george washington, to thomas jefferson, to abraham lincoln and to other americans who helped make this nation great. but until now there hasn't been a center dedicated to one of the most important aspects of our nation-state, and that's its diplomacy and the diplomats who have practiced it over the centuries. since the days of our found toking, the united states -- founding, the united states has really been blessed by adroit diplomacy. it was, after all, a successful diplomacy that allowed us to strike the treaty of paris be, diplomacy th

baker hughes says it's innovating, too. mostly to stay one step ahead of baker hughes. this is boeing and airbus getting together. it's the oil patch. the guys from washington don't follow it that closely. >> do you think it has big obstacles? >> only if they are as stupid as i fear they might be in anti-trust. i don't use that word stupid lightly. this is lawyers blessed the talks. they think they can get away with it. it's ridiculous. maybe you can. this is not telco. it doesn't affect you. if it affects the consumer, the anti-trust department is all over it. >> this is a second derivative of the companies. >> i'm sure they are saying we can get away with this, we can raise prices. every oil company is hated in this country anyway. will you give me a break? it's comical, but it could happen. now, if we have an anti-trust department that said let's talk to all the customers and see what's going on here, this would never have gotten to this point. a lot of the lawyers must think it's okay. i was going to say it's an enigma, but it's a farce. >> you have been consistent

you put baker hughes with halliburton.t happens if makes you so that you're back in the same conundrum? >> we would not have done this deal if i didn't believe we would get it through the regulatory bodies and emerge with a company stronger than both of us going in. >> we are going to get a senate vote on keystone today. do you think it gets done? >> who knows. i hope so. i probably will get approved through the senate. whether it gets approved after that is anybody's guess. >> any ramifications for a veto on that front? >> not for our business. i think it would be another good solid indicator of what can happen from an energy standpoint in this country. you look at the unconventionals, oil and gas. you look at the production that the service companies and our operators and customers are doing here in the u.s. it's giving us energy independence. it's creating jobs. it's developing technology. all of that, i think, is fantastic for the u.s. in the long run. i think everyone should work together to make this beyond dream con