and joining us from the bus is penn state's president eric barron. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> to start with, being an educator yourself and overseeing a university, what would you say are the greatest challenges that you see when it comes to the topic of higher education? >> i think there are a lot of them. no one specific topic. access and affordability. in making sure that students fully utilize the opportunities that are presented by a campus further their success in life. i think we have challenges and innovation after years of flatter, declining budgets, there are a lot of different challenges. >> let's start with the topic of access.w does how would you define the problems with it.? i think there are a lot of good signs we can be proud of. the number of first and family i students at penn state is growing. 530 million in the last capitale campaign. we have a below averagesylv for pennsylvania and for the nation. student default rates, all thoso are good signs if you dig a little bit deeper, you see thata there are really two problem

and joining us from the bus is penn state's president eric barron. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> to start with, being an educator yourself and overseeing a university, what would you say are the greatest challenges that you see when it comes to the topic of higher education? >> i think there are a lot of them. no one specific topic. access and affordability. in making sure that students fully utilize the opportunities that are presented by a campus further their success in life. i think we have challenges and innovation after years of flatter, declining budgets, there are a lot of different challenges. >> let's start with the topic of access.w does how would you define the problems with it.? i think there are a lot of good signs we can be proud of. the number of first and family i students at penn state is growing. 530 million in the last capitale campaign. we have a below averagesylv for pennsylvania and for the nation. student default rates, all thoso are good signs if you dig a little bit deeper, you see thata there are really two problem

barron and mr. there was a heated exchange. >> republican senator charles bishop and democratic senator lowell barron, both notoriously outspoken, begin to argue heatedly. >> you definitely see when you watch the tape that there are some words being exchanged and you're not quite sure what they're saying, but you knew that there was an argument at least. we didn't know, you know, what the outcome would be, but we just sat there and watched it for a little bit, and all of a sudden it happened and it happened very quickly. mr. bishop had hit mr. barron. he had punched him. and there was a little bit of a struggle for a few seconds. the security guards ran out. they tried to break them up. a few other legislators also tried to get in between them. the punch was very quick, and the struggle was very quick, and the breakaway between the two, that was also quick. so it happened in a matter of seconds. >> he had just a standard all-american punch thrown. one punch thrown. everybody else pulls the two apart

it's my pleasure to introduce elizabeth barron and she will speak. the set back. >> thank you. >> good morning and thanks for attending the event. this morning i will address the theme of confederate interpretations of the election of 1864, but also southern unionists and border south interpretation. i'm going to take the south as a whole and to my frame. i will first sketch out debates and turn to southern unionism and particularly the role of the preemient unionist from the running made in this 1864 campaign and conclude by considering the question of whether the election was a turning point for the confederate war effort. they must begin with assertions that persisted in standard fare scholarship. confederate leaders believe that mclellan's election would ensure the success of their cause. they were rooting for the democrat. the second assertion is that for all confederates, the reelection of lincoln was a crushing blow. now, neither of these assertions captures the complexity of politics in the campaign season. it's true that confederates followe

the bottom line state that the grand jury did not and died officer barron will sen.it officer darren wilson. >> jacqueline: almost 40 degree temperatures and the south bay or inland occurred we will see 70's and land as well for the most part will be under the upper 60s. '60s and hayward and upper 60s near the coast line in san francisco and a few low 70's for the north bay. taking a look at the extended forecast we do have some nice weather and for the thinking holiday late friday and into saturday showers are expected to return and be in the area through the weekend. >> pam: there are a number of protests under way in regard to the decision from the grand jury to not indict officer darren wilson for the killing of michael brown. we will have more updates when we return. >>> keltie and lloyd's backstage pass at the >>> the "insider" with perspective on today's top trending stories. ♪ >> taylor, congrats. >> congrats. >> thank you. >> you look pretty. >> that's why i'm a swifty. >> keltie and lloyd get a backstage pass to the amas. >> yes. >> and every amazing moment

that up tick is called the barron's bounce. because of jack hough's review it got a nice bounce yesterday. it was down a little today. why do you like it no i like it for several factors, pretty strong u.s. auto demand. that should give support to ford. not only that ford should particularly benefit from european demand. european auto sales are up 14 months in a row now. i like ford because of 3.2% dividend. that should also lend support to the stocks. plus the fact it has strong growth. i like it overall. liz: you like that overall but looking at some of the other names here, you've got spdr health care. so why? these are names that actually have had nice run-ups over past couple years but you must know there may be a question about obamacare, certain parts of it. >> obamacare is juicing health care stocks. health care providers or insurers or farmers. if you look at third quarter earnings, it is pretty spectacular. i think this sector, usually, liz, is a defensive stocks, right? it is supposed to not do as well during a bull

university of virginia history professor elizabeth barron examines the election from the point of view of the confederates. this is a portion of a symposium hosted by the lyincoln group of d.c. >> my name is ckatherine lincol, a loyal member of the lincoln group of d.c. it is my privilege to introduce professor elizabeth barron from the university of virginia who will speak on the election of 1864 in confederate eyes. i think this is a really important topic to address early on in this symposium so that we don't forget that there is a whole other conversation going on in other parts of the country. professor baron got her bachelor's degree from swathmore college. and then went on to teach at wellesley and temple before coming to university of virginia where she's the langborn williams professor of american history. and her first two books were from a woman's point of view about women's opinions and activities in the south and in antibellum virginia. then the biography of a spy in richmond, both of which were extremely well received and the biography won many awards. then her next book

at the soul karibe barron 3,000 block of kensington avenue airport bar was under construction at the time. it spread to adjoining row homes. no word how it started or how injuries are. >> reporter:ed. >> upper darby, police are investigating an overnight home invasion and it's the second time this home was targeted. the most recent case occurred around 1 a.m. open the 6600 block of church lane. investigators say two men dressed all in black, forced their way inside the home. they took cash and fled. and then back in april, thieves broke into that same home and stole a safe. >>> moving on to the weather forecast, and a warm-up is on the way. first, though, we have to make it through rain. meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board with the details, hey, melissa. >> hey there, walter, change ahead for the rest of the weekend. milder air coming followed by the rain. we'll try out the details on that in a moment. definitely a better start in the weekend comparison to yesterday. no record low in allentown. morning low, 15. breaking old record low of 17 setback in 1969. and now with t

he will conduct his own review barron because he does not want people to believe he's hiding anything care law enrollment took place across the nation at nail salons, bars, corner stores to reach people uninsured. officials and volunteers showed up at the northern liberties community center to give out information and to sign up people in need of benefits. the obama administration is hoping to have 9.1 million paying customers enrolled bit end ever next year. >> an a group of volunteers across the region is supporting american heroes tonight as well. and philadelphia south jersey carry the fall in march raises money for veteran suicide prevention. this event at haddonfield memorial high school is one of many similar walks across the country and all proceed go to national charity called active heroes. >> tens of thousands of people will have an added reason to give thanks this holiday season. and the boy scouts spent saturday collecting food to help feed the hungry. it's a project channel 6 is honored to be a part of. annie mccormick has more. >>> saturday morning boy scouts spread acr

and that's where the pot barrons began, building successful stores with loyal customers.ut even pot lovers didn't predict the demand for recreational marijuana. >> it's my first time ever in a dispensary. never seen anything like it. >> new jobs, new tax revenues and a new phrase, pot tourism. denver is now the amsterdam of north america and it's good for business. >> why do you think the predictions were lower than what's actually turned out to be the reality? >> i think it's a piece of human nature that if you think about makes sense. people lie to themselves about how much they drink or how much they smoke or whatever it is they're not supposed to be doing. and so when a pollster comes up and says, when was the last time you smoked or how often do you smoke or so forth, they underreport. so the polls are wildly off base in terms of how many americans smoke and how often they smoke. when they open the door, the business owners are anticipating a certain level of interest and they are overwhelmed time and time again. this lesson is borne out every time there's a new terr

. >> the attorneys for officer barron wilson also issued a statement. they said officer wilson followed his training and follow the law. we would encourage anybody who wants to express an opinion to do so in a respectful and peaceful manner. >> protesters are packed inside of city hall angry about the number of police and security guard shootings. these demonstrators and are planning to leave anytime soon either. live with more of their demonstration. >> it is an act of civil disobedience that is growing. outside of the office of mayor emanuel. less than 24 hours after the grand jury decision in ferguson members of a black youth project charging them a year to help end what they called police militarization. >> cousins of demonstrators with the black youth project 100 are taking part in today's protest action. >> group claims a black person is killed by police or security officer every 28 hours on america. about 50 members plan to stay inside of city hall for 28 hours. >> participants are falling to keep things peaceful refusing to criticize violent act

is not clear when a grand jury would hand down the decision whether to indict officer barron wilson. -- darren wilson >> reporter: he is bringing in the national guard spot protection. will be back with more news in just a minute. >> gabe slate: is really unique is a to in one is a pad from tax money is a smart phone. they may really affordable $200 gets you this device. as a fully functioning angeles talent and in androids more fun for to for the dollars. hist >> gabe slate: because you're combining to batteries the battery life is good. >> james: coming on the kron 4 morning news will have information on traffic and mother. --whether that will full details in just a minute. >> reporter: there's a live look at the golden gate bridge we're waking up to clear skies a little chilly in some spots of the north bay. were not sent any the less will be another night stay with lots of sunshine. temperatures are still chilly for santa rosa of the '40's and the bottle. buyers for today are very nice comfortable conditions. and i will have unsettled weather for the rest of the week. it is like

jcpenney, shares falling as "barron's" magazine says you know what?his stock is set up for a dive. >> basically they will not see sales they're expecting. more news on jcpenney wednesday. the stock could be he ising up for a 35% drop. don't forget it had a couple of rough years already. saying if they become strapped for cash they wouldn't be a takeover target. it would lose flexibility for business. it would be a tough go ahead. david: talk about alibaba. this is a juggernaut. we knew it would be strong. almost monopoly interest in 200 million consumers in china. once again a new record. >> new record. one point it pulled back. and people started to worry about it. don't worry anymore. look at it, 119 bucks in change. new all-time record high for the e-commerce giant. liz: bad news for dendreon shareholders. filed for bankruptcy. [closing bell ringing]. it's a biotech that got into real trouble. dendreon is a one we have to watch. >> a win is a win. even if it doesn't have the conviction of past rallies over past couple weeks. all indices positive. d

the barron collier high school chorus uses the church because of its size and acoustics.lu says students should not be forced to perform at a religious venue. it's a decision neither side can get behind, the aclu has called it confusing and some parents and students who think the church is the best, plan to skip thursday here's performance at a school on principal. police in victoria canada are doing some serious backtracking. she says the officer told her the vehicle's license plate was partially obstructed and that he did not care about the procession. then he wrote her a $230 ticket. a police spokesperson calls the understand denl regrettable. >>> a texas woman whose pit bulls attacked and killed her neighbor's dog is suing the neighbors for a million bucks. she claims she was hurt trying to separate her four dogs from the 10-year-old beagle named bailey. the lawsuit states that the pit bulls got through a hole in the fence separating the two properties. she claims she went into her neighbor's yard to retrieve her pit bulls and bailey unexpectedly and viciously killed

we also have "barron's" jack hough and james freeman of "the wall street journal" i think we can all imagine what he said. that is not a big deal. >> i watched what he said. melissa: wait. let's play it. no, we don't have it now? okay. >> part i heard, which i thought was absolutely astounding was when he dismissed the issue by saying, it is canadian oil. melissa: right. >> then he basically suggested that, only canada benefits from a huge pipeline running through the united states that takes oil not just from canada but also from the bakken shale in the u.s. down to refineries on the gulf coast. thousands of jobs along the way, building this thing. melissa: what is amazing, it is another obama lie. much like we're going to get to a little later in the show. oil is fungible. anywhere it is sold lowers price all around the world. >> right. another economic stupid statement that he is has made. media lets him get away with it. simple supply and demand. increase supply. demand stays stable, all things being equal the price should go down and that is what is scary about put obama. i does

. >>> apparently $1 billion not enough for the ex-wife of oklahoma oil barron harold hamm. >> sue annll appeal the ruling from the divorce settlement earlier this week. by the way, it's the biggest divorce settlement ever. her lawyer said that $995 million award which turns out to be just 6% of the couple's wealth is just t noequitable. >> it's not enough for you, right. >> just not enough. >>> comes in france are on the hunt for a tiger originally spotted near disneyland paris. the operators of the theme park say they don't have any tigers. they don't see the cat as a big threat and aren't really taking any precautions. >>> you think your dog or cat has some star power? meet this pet agent who lives in london and represents 2,000 animals. brent finds work for cats and docks and iguanas and even -- dogs and iguanas and even snails. >> is that an earring? >> diamond earrings. brent says the animal's welfare is much more important. >> when i was a model, they weren't so particularly kind to the talent and in this aspect i make sure they're extra kind to the animals. >> that's right. the

us.ormation ahead of the re of now there is edencthat even ceos do i fo moren this i willring in "barron jock otter. great to see you, jack. alwa to niice to haveou on thehoo. describe what you're tki about. thissn't old-fashion kindf insider trang whe w'e sharing secrets right? > fascinating stuff. th academics,hey looked aa 116,000 press releas over -- 6,0 press reases over 16 years, lo and behold the good news came out ateo's options were vesting, bping up the ock price a littleit. rri: let's face it, ceos kea lot ofonn stococ options ey get so best intere toump u the pce which is aitle lik a pump an dumpcheme, isn't it? >> t certain is. in defense of cs,hat p and dump seen leordo dicaprio was ddingn "wall reet." as soon as old people buyt they d it. in thi case t ceo iseati od news. they're boostg share repurchase pla something like that but theyyre ting so their tions become a littl mor value at that time. rri: there is i feeike no way, assindividua invesr there is so mh stacked against you if you're buyin iidua stocks. let me give you a little information fmhis paper so, aorngo the

that division is one of many reasons president barron decided to conduct his own review. >> he didn'tt move with all deliberate speed. reporting in satellite center, kenneth moton, "action news"at so on phl 17. >> second signup period. under president obama healthcare lay began today and enrollment took place ais cot nation. here in philadelphia officials and volunteers showed up at the northern liberties community sent to give out information and sign up those in need of benefits. obama administration hopes to have 9.1 million paying customers enrolled by end of next year. >> meantime doctors offered free school physics for children without insurance today at st. frances medical center in trenton. people flocked to health and wellness day to learn about different conditions and get a number of screenings free of charge. blood pressure and departmental checks were among services available along with flu shot. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast and flu season is rapidly arising and you can tell by going outside today. >> it's very cold again today. >> and in the sun it was

for more on this i will bring in "barron's" editor jock otter. great to see you, jack.lways to nice to have you on the shoo. describe what you're talking about. this isn't old-fashioned kind of insider trading where we''e sharing secrets, right? >> fascinating stuff. these academics, they looked aa 116,000 press releases over -- 166,000 press releases over 16 years, lo and behold the good news came out at ceo's options were vesting, bumping up the stock price a little bit. gerri: let's face it, ceos make a lot of money on stock options they get so best interest to pump up the price which is a little like a pump and dump scheme, isn't it? >> t certainly is. in defense of ceos, what pump and dump screen leonardo dicaprio was dding in "wall street." as soon as old people buy it they dump it. in this case the ceo is keating good news. they're boosting share repurchase plan something like that. but theyyre timing so their options become a little more value at that time. gerri: there is i feel like no way, assindividual investor there is so much stacked against you if you're

ford's new f-150 truck could drive up shares by as much as that is according to a report by "barron'siews of the truck have been positive all around with one auto magazine saying it was the best pickup they had ever driven. >>> drug enforcement agents are making unannounced visits to nfl teams as part of an investigation into painkillers. a class-action lawsuit claims team doctors hand out novocaine and other drugs to energize players. not good. >>> taxpayer money hard at work to campaign against economic truth. 6 doll million of your money paid to this man -- $6 million. paid to this man, obama care architect, jonathan gruber. six million bucks! while mainstream media stays quiet. >>> plus when the couch is just too cozy to leave. we'll tell you how many young americans don't even want a job. "piles of money" all from mom and dad coming up. ♪ opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advan

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on saturday, new york assemblyman-elect charles barron helped lead a march from the shooting scene to the police office for housing developments. >> this is an outrage. we are angry. there is no way -- no way a young man in a stairwell with two heavily armed police officers and he is unarmed should be dead. this is madness. it must stop. people are outraged. this is happening all over the country. they have no value for black life. i don't want to hear nothing about a dimly lit stairwell. i don't hear nothing about them being startled. this young man should still be alive today. >> the officer, peter liang, has been placed on modified duty pending the outcome of an investigation. akai and his girlfriend had decided to take the stairs because the elevator and a housing project was so slow. he leaves behind a two-year-old daughter. president obama has signed his historic executive order granting temporary legal status to over 4 million undocumented immigrants, protecting them from deportation. on friday, obama followed his action with a rally in las vegas, where he repeated his call for

defense one's kevin barron joins you now. welcome, good to have you here tonight. >> thank you. >> it's a rough story. once again, i think all of us were shocked to hear that this could happen again. and i know that when we look at this video, it's different than the ones that we have seen in the past. what do you think it reveals, kevin? this video is different in that it is a little longer. it also shows syrian captures who are well subject to pee heading. not just about an american. this is someone who was unfortunately expected to be beheaded just by everyone's best hopes but what's different is that it doesn't end with the threat of another american hostage being pee headed. it's a longer propaganda video. >> he is not kneeling as we have seen in the other videos of stephan sotloff and james folly. is there significant to that in your mind, kevin? >> i'm not so sure, i would know. >> when you look at the syrian metropolitan doing that act, are not wearing masks and faces clear on the video ofs. i know there san evident b

jack how much, senior editor at "barron's." james frischling of new oak. i will let you go first since you're new to the panel today. what do you think of all that? small conversation on the sidelines. 15 to 20 minutes one of the representatives said. i can only imagine what went on between putin and obama. >> that sound like a long time at least for mr. obama. obviously what is happening here, both russia and china and especially russia are taking advantage of the perception of american weakness and retrenchment to strengthen their own positions globally. there was bad theater for our president as well. this business about the gum chewing is just kind of hilarious. he got out of his limo chewing what is assumed to be nicotine gum. and, people in china, where if you beijing, people spit all over the place. not most high againic place. melissa: they don't chew gum. >> one blogger wrote, he must have been nervous. if kim jong-un were here there would be no gum chewing. melissa: my goodness. they sat very far from each other. jack, the body language was every

today's panel, fox business senior correspondent, charlie gasparino, jack hough from "barron's" and david asman here. the show is called "money." that is what we'll focus on. it costs businesses in the area a fortune. >> at 4:00 we have a lawyer that represents a lot of those businesses. we've got people planning right now, all the radicals in ferguson, none care much about the death of this kid. what they care about is having protests and doing best they can to destroy the system, capitalist system. that is what they're in business to do, most of these protesters. you look at them, look at resume', look where they come, from same old crowd, the crowd that was here with down on occupy wall street. but the thing is there is one guy in particular who really deserves mention. that is al sharpton. al sharpton in many ways inciting people to dot worst. this is disturbing. he was in the front row at the white house when they announced the nomination for the next attorney general. he is a representative of justice in america? a guy who leads lynch mobs. a guy who shakes down business all over am

we're joined by laura barron-lopez who covers issues for "the hill." start? in the senate, headline, mary landrieu pushes for keystone vote. what was the senator saying on the floor of the senate? >> senator mary landrieu is seeking tough re-election bid. she has a decent runoff against representative bill cast didn't she was saying right now they need to pass keystone xl. she is going to, actually she just did request unanimous consent and that the senate is poised to take up a vote on keystone next week now. and she was saying that there was a clear message sent during the election that, senate majority leader harry reid, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, everyone should be on the same page. we're saying we want to compromise so let keystone xl be the first thing we compromise on. >> as you mentioned she did get unanimous consent. seems like the skids are grease ad bit. you tweeted earlier in the day saying another white house on the keystone xl push, i believe we can have the debate on merits and not be object to bringing bill up to a vote. looking a

university of virginia history professor elizabeth barron examines the election from the point of view of the confederates. this is a portion of the symposium by the lincoln group of d.c. >> it's my pleasure and privilege from the university of virginia who will speak on the election of 1864 in confederate eyes. this is an important topic to

jack otter from barron's. thanks for you two guys being on time. veronica, the president is doubling down on policies that got his party kicked out of washington. >> he seems to be committed to that and america -- melissa: thanks for joining us, charlie. a seat right here. >> i'm sorry i was on the phone. >> keystone to go through. both sides of the aisle look forge that. looking to make that happen. because they want jobs created from that. they want that policy and they want cooperation in washington. i think, with the last election showed -- melissa: shows us we want cooperation? >> we want people to get things done. we don't want unilateral decisions. melissa: i don't think that is true. i don't think american people want things to get done. >> you don't think they want lower tax taxes? melissa: i don't think they want lower taxes. they don't want to see the president's policies get done. >> they want the republican party to figure out a compromise between the two. melissa: you want to get in here, jack. >> i agree with that. i don't understand

episode you will step inside the grow rooms, storefronts and cannabis kitchens of colorado's pot barronsrisk takers who can make millions and be wiped out in a single moment. their industry has too many customers, not enough product. can jamie keep up with the demand and her demanding customers. >> did you get brownies yet? >> can andy the top dog get past the grilling of city officials to find a critical second location to sell his mountains of pot? >> we'll be producing more marijuana than we ever had. >> it's marijuana and it's all legal. marijuana. >>> new year's day, 2014 in denver, colorado, the pot rush is on. medical marijuana started years ago and that's where the pot barons began building successful stores but even pot lovers didn't me kick the demand for recreational marijuana. >> first time ever in a dispensary. anything seen anything like this. >> boom, new jobs, new tax revenues and new phrase, pot tourism. denver is now the amsterdam of north america. and it's good for business. >> i had no idea it was like had. >> the pot barons is growing their business, millions or bill

. >> catherine: >> as i read the testimony of one person officer barron will some heat in died himself. most of what he said did not light up with the physical or forensic evidence. --darren wilson >> i have been here my whole life and i have never had to go through nothing like this! >> vern this down! burned this down! >> catherine: today the family's lawyer tried to explain the outburst. >> rocky motion, not a part procreant at all, completely inappropriate. and you know god forbid your child is killed with their killed and then they get this devastating announcement. >> catherine: the very dhikr ferguson brought the shot tear gas and fire bombs. buildings and police cars torched a mcdonald's vandalized. one of the businesses hit and a liquor store where brown allegedly stole a box of the cars before he was killed. news crews recording the violence found themselves under attack. store after store burned to the ground despite the governor's promise to protect property. tonight he promises the national guard will be ready. >> catherine: the guards rebar response team will be positione

in fact "barron's" said 13 bucks last month if i had a chance to move up between 50 and 80%. now trading at eight bucks. the steal of the year at that price. i'm telling you, it is a great deal. liz: it is $8 right now. >> i know. that is great. buy the dips and sell the rips. get in. buy the dips and sell the rips. >> todd, i'm hoping you're wrong on your bearish call. i'm looking at one thing that might support it. oil is down over one 1/3% today. it is in the $76 range. does that buttress your point that perhaps this market and the economies of the world are getting kind of tired? >> i think that is exactly what that says. we look at it, a lot of people look at a tax cut. more in the consumer pockets. i look at it as sign of trouble. there is no demand. who is going to go out shopping now? there is nobody driving right now. we're not getting need for gas. we're not using oil. david: by the way, hold on a second, todd, there is a supply issue here as well. we know that the saudis have been pumping more money. whether because they're trying to get rid of u.s. producers or ru

shy barron is with us today. thanks for being here. is that young people were not going to sign up. that's not how it worked, correct? >> no, not at all. especially for our kids, the screenings we are doing and high school screenings we are going to be doing, there's a lot of people that are actually enrolled already compared to the other years. i think right now we will about to 85% to 90% insured. >> really? >> yes. yes. >> how about like college students, young adults in their 20s. are you getting them signed up? >> that's our main goal right now. we will be pushing to enroll a lot of the young adults. the kids look like they're covered. the young adults, we are having a lot of community colleges, we are doing enrollment events at different colleges. >> that's who you're reaching out to this year. >> yes. yes. >> thank you very much. you can call us up until 8:00. we are going to be here. so far, obamacare as it's called, the affordable care act, has been amazingly successful. there are 25% fewer uninsured americans. if you are part

our very own charlie gasparino, and jack hough from "barron's," anthony scare my think from skybridge capital. >> you hate when i do this, don't you. melissa: you are the tweeting or texting breaking news. >> i'm telling them i'm on the show. melissa: people are right there out in front of you. you don't need to weet to them. >> sometimes i wann them to know. you know. it does work on occasion. melissa: okay. so the combination, republicans controlling both houses, the presidency and democratic hands, that historically -- >> generally. you know, statistically that has been the best. >> i would say one caveat to that is, in this case because it looks like republicans are going to win. we don't know how much, and say they have a decent mandate. they pick up seven seats. you would think that president obama would play ball with them on some degree of regulatory reform, on some degree of tax reform and obama -- melissa: maybe it is not that. maybe like true deadlock with a president and congress with true deadlock. is in the president goes on the offensive, grants massive amnesty for lleg

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know you just really don't care do >> pam: michael brown's parents say they do not believe officer barrons version of the events say their son would never have taunted the officer or a reach for his weapon. >> pam: from coast to coast of firestorm of protests over the lack of an indictment in the michael brown shooting. >> pam: crowds blocking bridges tunnels and major highways all night long lost angeles the thanksgiving the thanksgiving was the what all 101 was blocked. protesters hop on the hood of a cruiser and one of them proles for self feet.the fury and ferguson has touched downtown ferguson at least two people have been arrested. >> pam: happening now california highway patrol is setting up a staging area in oakland tonight. this is the protesters will be gathering just about an old and out in an hour on 14th and oakland. they don't want see a repeat of the vandalism that took over the streets last night. >> pam: 3 police officers were hurt at bangles batch windows and storm that several businesses downtown protesters also briefly closed interstate 58980 this morning >> pam: teleg

protestors spent days rallying against the jury's decision monday and then decide not to indict officer barron wilson some smashing windows businesses and blocking freeways >> : mean laundress and missouri more than a dozen protesters arrested last night during a demonstration outside the police apartment >> : tensions escalated after day of mostly calm protest at earlier demonstrators staged a so-called blackout like fighting process upside several retail stores >> : to continue the focus of all but severed some protests from protests here in the bay area and also check our web site for updates the kron-4-dot-com and casa facebook twitter. >> : pollution causing it to the calls on north on 680 milpitas. at some happen around 6:00 this morning. debris was spread all across lanes until crews reduce blockage to one line. thus my time has been given for when the road will be completely clear >> : happening today small business saturday shoppers and to urge to shop and local businesses and for about a larger chain stores keeping their money local. small-business said it created back 0.10 >> : comi

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barron's positive on it over the weekend. juniper networks disappointment.out cap x budget and that was on the disappointing side. obviously a major customer of juniper. right now the dow down 12 points. >> thank you very much, bob pisani. >>> notes out of the white house this morning the president's making astatement on net neutrality. if you cover media, you understand some of this. arguing the s.e.c. rules, to protect net neutrality, prohibiting paid prioritization. and reclassifying broadband consumer service to regulate like a -- >> netflix, the quarter not overwhelming but, wow, you know, that's what people had been most fearing, the buffering, netflix, buffering. so that does help them. that's the easier play. i would never recommend people get rid of the cable stocks because they did well. >> we'll see if the commissioners hooeds what tcommr s heed what the president's saying. rick santelli. >> good morning. a lot of people on the trading floor. a lot of traders on the trading floor. the "wall street journal" article, what happened october 15th? afte

nick rahall and mark barron lost. arkansas.ion to see mark pryor lose by 18 points -- blanche lincoln lost by 21 points, and we covered her race completely differently than we covered mark pryor. >> we were told the entire cycle, mark pryor is no blanche lincoln. >> that is the perfect segue to the next question. stu rothenberg wrote a column this morning about the results and what happened. i am going to read a small portion of it about polling. you can read the whole column at rollcall.com. first, either democratic polling has significant problems, or pollsters and operatives intentionally misled pollsters and handicappers about what was going on during this cycle. republicans had a tough polling cycle in 2012 and went through a process of public reflection and self-criticism. it will be interesting to see whether democrats will do the same thing. i should ask the pollster first. >> do you think the polling problem is more widespread than that? >> i think it's more widespread than that. the democratic pollsters and

and intel gets positive comments in barron's over the weekend, expecting the stock to rise 30% over theyears. we're also keeping watch on retailers, of course, this is start of the christmas shopping season. we have black friday. but also with gas prices close to four-year lows, there's a bit of interest in retailers today. friday was a tough day for them because a number of them came out with disappointing forecasts. but today seeing a bit of a rebound. bhp billiton. the company's. increasing its plan for cost cutting to 4 billion by june of next year, up from 3.5 billion, this, of course, as we see weakness in metals prices. gold right now is higher, up 40 cents. the only area of weakness in early trade seems to be the energy sector. drugs turning lower. energy down as crude oil is weaker, ahead of the opec meeting thursday. once again, dow off its highs of the day, up 33 points. back to you. >> thank you, mary thompson. to the bond pits now. we join rick santelli at cme group in chicago. rick? >> good morning, david. we see that all maturities are a few basis points higher in yield.

three longstanding members, john barron from georgia, very valued members of the house of representatives. independent representatives of their district, as they did not get reelected and six members of the freshman class, two who had been here before came back, porter and two excellent members of congress, brand new members in illinois, french schneider, and and two down south in florida. joe garcia and texas and one more. one more in nevada. some are calling it the big wave. in many respects democrats read large but when you think of the wave we had in terms of the house, 54 lost in the first election after the erection, since 1994, 54, only 54 democrats lost their seats, when we took the house and a further wave when president obama was elected and the wave that gave the majority to the republicans so altogether about 12 members, nine who lost their seats, texas lost their seat and three did not seek election. california, probably picked up a seat. hadn't lost a house democrat since 1994 in california. this election year, they were targeting california. i don't know why that they were

about tesla and how just a couple of moving parts and -- i mean, the big three, you do -- >> ron barronve to worry long-term about the big three, i think. it's unfortunate because it is a big -- >> although i think i would side with joe hinrichs saying it's probably not here yet. phil, stay with us. we're going to bring in the author of that kpmg study. gary sillburg. i have to say this is a study that makes us raise our brows a bit. what did you find and how did you go about gathering the information for this survey? >> well, first of all, we did the analysis, you know, owning a car is not the most rational economic decision and in our paper we talk about it right up front. the aempl price of a car is around $31,000. the minute you drive it off the lot, you lose 11%. and by the way, it sits idle 90% of the time. so you don't have to have a ph.d. in economics to say why would i purposely buy an asset that loses money off the bat. that was the genesis of the paper. when you have this revolution going on in the automotive ecosystem with technology, we think there could be profound implica

barron, who is the subject of mr. vitter's complaint, already has been confirmed. we're just putting him in a different seat on the same confirm that has a different expiration date. and he had a hearing. and senator vitter himself asked 58 -- 56 questions. so i just think it's sad. republicans won the election. yes, they did. oh, we're going to get busy. we're going to get busy and we're going to work. so all i want to do is have a meeting to do our work out there off the floor on people that have had extensive hearings. oh, no, we couldn't possibly do that. and then to talk about the lack of experience when, in fact, he already was confirmed and republican commissioner spinickey was nominated, she had never even visited a power plant. no one ever said anything about that and we all let it go. so i just think sadness is in my heart, really. this is our work. we're here to work. i thought that's what the republicans said they wanted to do, they wanted to work. oh, no, they come here and they object to a meeting off the floor of the senate so that we can move forwar

university of virginia history professor elizabeth barron examines the election from the point of view of the confederates. this is a portion of a symposium hosted by the lyincoln group of d.c. >> my name is ckatherine lincol, a loyal member of