eisenhower which was nice, but -- >> this is robert becker, part of the bernie sanders campaign. you got to be feeling good? >> we dominated tonight. we feel the entire debate, policy ideas were dicktated by bernie sanders not only in the debate but the entire election. right from the beginning, foreign policy which is supposed to be not his strong suit. the entire segment was wisdom of the iraq war. what bernie proved he was judgment to be commander in chief but has the result to not only defend this country but bring people together to find solutions, terrorism. >> also free college got a lot of play tonight from all of the candidates. where did the idea come from? >> it's been his core belief. as he was saying, it's 2015, a college degree especially for young kids may have economic reasons why they might not even achieve that dream. it's a big difference between the plans. he believes public college should be free and people that opportunity. and it's one of the turning points here tonight. >> you have been working on the iowa sanders campaign for quite some time now. how are

." >> virginia becker has done many different jobs in her life, teacher to alternative high school students, even ran a tattoo parlor for a while. nothing she says, though, gives her as much pleasure as she's doing now, once, of course, she learned how to do it. >> yeah, have a seat. >> reporter: when it comes to taking pictures -- >> lean forward. >> reporter: virginia becker will tell you as little as five years ago. >> ready, one, two, three. >> reporter: she knew nothing more about cameras than how to turn one on. >> i didn't know the difference when an f-stop and a bus stop. right shoulder. >> reporter: since then, virginia has snapped more than 60,000 images and in the process brought her life's purpose into clear focus. >> everything i've done in the past i think kind of built up to this and this is, like, the big crescendo of why am i here? >> reporter: virginia started the family album project as a way to help people print out precious memories and not leave them forgotten in cameras are on hard drives. >> i think we're losing a big part of our history by not printing, by not havin

biden, president joe general dunford, major general becker, distinguished guests.ice organizations and their leadership. our men and women in uniform. to our proudll, veterans and your families. it is a great privilege to be with you once again. and to captain laurent gruenberg, tomorrow will be my honor to present you with the medal of honor, our nation's highest military declaration. -- decoration. to all of our veterans here today, to veterans across america, whether you served on the beaches of europe, the jungles of asia, the deserts of the middle east. whether you served here at home or overseas, in wartime or in peace. whether you served proudly in the army, navy, air force, you are or coast guard, part of an unbroken chain of patriot who have served this country with honor through the life of our nation. grounds, for generations of heroes have come to rest, we remember all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. and today we gather once more to salute every patriot who was ever proudly wore the uniform of the united states of america. yearsear

are ranked 5th in 3-a -- the comets firstand they got off to a fast start -- first set -- kyleigh becker -- coming in hot -- westst libebey wowod take set number 1 mount vernon would battle in the second --- syndey meeker --- drops it into no mans land -- for one of her 6 killsbut the comets were on a mission -- hailey dowfeldt -- brings the heat -- and west liberty is headed to the finals -- with a sweep -- they'll face nevada. for the third straight year -- sumner fredericksburg advanced to the semifinals -- their reward -- a date with 2-a's volleyball dynasty -- dike new hartford -- who's won the last 4 championships championshipswinner heads to the finals and the cougars pounced early -- jade-lin see- hase -- with the tip -- and the point for s-f -- they won the first two setsd-n-h -- not going away that easy -- baylee peterson -- daughtererff bobbi peterson -- shows off both speed and power -- with that kill but sumner fred -- would not be denied -- becca pagel finishes the spike -- and the cougars are headed to the finals with a 5 set winner. cougars get either -- west branch or to

have to get past nevada in the 3-a finalsfirst set -- cassidi simon with the back set to kyleigh becker -- and she drops the hammer west liberty could do more than spike though -- later in the set -- haliey dowfeldt -- gets up for the block -- but in the end -- the cubs were too much for the comets -- katie cassabaum's kill ends the match -- nevada takes the crown in straight sets. we will be right back to take one last look at your forecast we're continuing to follow the tragic developments in france. in the last hour the president of france has declared a state of emergency and has closed off the borders police have confirmed 2 suicide attacks - including one bombing near the stade de france where france was hosting germany in a soccer match. right now police say that there are around 100 hostages are being held at a paris theatre where a concert featuring an american band "the eagles of death metal" are playing.exact numbers are hard to determine in this developing story but it's believed that severe dozen are dead and numerous more injured. we will continue to follow this story as i

history -- just have to get past nevada -- first set -- cassidi simon with the back set to kyleigh becker -- and she drops the hammer west liberty could do more than spike though -- later in the set -- haliey dowfeldt -- gets up for the block -- but the cubs were too much for the comets -- nevada takes the crown in straight sets. taking on sydneyfirst set -- the wildcats stormed out of the gates -- karlee boyle welcomes the cowgirls to her block partyand then lateteinin the set -- janesville sets up bree thompson -- and she layeth the hammer down -- and the wildcats take home the title -- 3 sets to 1. in the 2-a final -- western chrisitan topped sumner - - fredericksburg who was making their first title game apperance -- 3 sets to 1 and in the 5-a final -- ankeny centennial repeated with a 4 set winner over bettendorf. it's been a season to remember for cedar rapids kennedy -- they've never arted a season 12 and oh until this year -- and they haven't been to the semifinals since 1993 -- now they get a shot for some revenge -- against bettendorf -- the last team to beat the cougars cougars

michelle becker is an iowa lawyer and child advocate who grew up in gilbertville.. she is emerson's guardian ad litem....that's the person who protects iowa kids in court. "it really struck me how much of that choas we didn't know about. i invesesed in this along time ago in fighting for emerson and know what was best for her." "mom consented to the termination of parental rights. she had given up, becasue she had moved on to another relationship. and, decided that was the live she wanted to live." emerson's case ended up in iowa district court "her parental rights for her biological parents were terminated." and that court ruling paved the way for emerson's legal adoption by joe and melinda, whom adoptedlast year and haveebeen foster parents for 5-years.. determined to give emmy a new life. little girl when we couldngt. and. she's truly been her voice throughout hhr entire casas." anddso it is with great joy that this court grants the request for adoption." "we just want to give them the best lives possible. they deserve it.they didn't ask to be put into the positi

liberty comets and nevada cubs took center stage...... 1) first set, senior outs side hitter kyleigh becker rises up for the kill to give the comets a one point early lead. 2) still in the first set, senior cassedi simon sets up sophmore brianna morales for the kill...but nevada wins in straight cyclones beginning the steve prohm era today...taking on colorado in sioux falls, south dakota. first team preseason all- =american georges niang showing up for the clones with the nice hook to give iowa state a three point lead.. later monte morris with the nice alley-oop to jameel mckay for the flush.. iowa state by five at halftime.. the cyclones were tested --but down the stretch niang drops a dime for mckay... iowa state wins i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get

another look this time around from the university of californi -- in becker. this is the abundance of blue skies. this is the view from the lawrence hall of science. what you can expect today after a freezing start with the temperatures dipping down to 32 in santa rosa. sweat ever weather during the day today with -- sweater weather during the day today with a northwest wind 5 miles per hour. rain sunday morning. it just keeps moving its timing up and up. this is the area of low pressure that brought us all those lightning strikes on monday, brought lots of snow today to denver, colorado. four inches of snow this morning. in its wake we have a pool of cool air, high pressure continuing to build in providing us with bright sunshine, dry conditions and upstream is an area of low pressure. it's developing in the gulf of alaska. it's going to surge down south and bring us that rain on raiders sunday so be prepared for that during the game. we currently have 53 going up to 59 in sacramento. it's 62 on its way up to 62 in monterey. sundown at 5:02. before then, we h

appreciate it. >> thank you, melissa lee, helen becker of cowan and company. expect alaska and spirit to do well, american and delta an united to underperform. you are in this space. >> i still am. when we lose the 50 day, it held up well for a lot of these but it is just a single day where they've gone below the 50-day moving average now. the one name that held on was jet blue. i was looking at hawaiian airlines. i was hoping that to sell off. it is up near $36 a share. the outperformance has put it up in a stratosphere where i thought they would sell it off. there with names i would love to dive into but to her point, when you look at the big three there is a little bit of pressure. i think it could be lingering for a while. they have to recapture the 50 before i'm excited against. >> i think the point most interesting is we'll see the impack, if there is an impact in the first quarter. so we won't get those numbers until sometime in april, after the first quarter is done and in the books. >> i think the damage is longer lasting. so we're not talking about r

work on behalf of your fellow veterans to vice president joe biden, general dunford, major general becker, distinguished guests, to our outstanding veteran's service organizations and their leadership, to our men and women in uniform, and most of all, to our proud veterans and your families, it is a great privilege to be with you once again, and to captain growberg as bob just mentioned tomorrow it will be my honor to present you with the medal of honor, our nation's highest military decoration. so all of our veterans here today, to veteran's across america, whether you served on the beaches of europe, jungles of asia, the deserts of the middle east, whether you served here at home or overseas, in wartime or in peace, whether you served proudly in the army, the navy, air force, marines, or coast guard, you are part of an unbroken chain of patriots who have served this country with honor through the life of our nation. on these sacred grounds, where generations of here rose have come to rest, we remember all of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. today we gather once more

best chance for some snow flakes the becker shires into southern parts of vermont, and maybe a few on the wooster hills. once that pushes through, we're going to be drying out and cooling off as we head toward the weekend. wind another part of our forecast. tomorrow it's pretty breezy out of the south, southeast. into friday, that wind turns west, southwest, and it's going to be very gusty all day long. i think many of these gusts will be around 30 miles per hour through the day and across the region. right away in the morning. we'll be rolling down the street otherwise. those winds will stay with us right on into saturday. colder air pouring in. it will be drier, calmer. sunny skies to start the weekend. a breather by sunday. high pressure will be taking control, which means brighter skies. means a little less wind. that's a pattern that will stay with us into next week. your temperature trend here, we're in the 50s for tomorrow and friday, some upper 40s on saturday, mouse the wind. a chill in the air this week. warming trend next week with a lot of sun for the first several days. t

becker is celebrating. if it's your birthday, we are celebrating if you. >>> we have some breaking news to report. a bomb threat forced a turkish airline today vert to canada the flight with 256 an board did land safely. no comments on the details of the threat. >>> well, well, that's a familiar sound in chicago where folks pulled out their snow blowers for the first time this winter. wow, as a storm dumped at least 7-inches oen the windy city. chicago's o'hare airport reported several flights were canceled. some parts of southern wisconsin reported 20-inches of snow. >> oh, my gosh. kind of exciting for the first snow. >> you know what? isn't it true? so pretty. >> and anything between thanksgiving and christmas, and maybe new years. after that, get it out of here. >> and when we take the turn into the new year, that's when it gets rough. >> we are in the parts of the season where we will welcome the first snow. no snow on the radar, we we have a little bit to the north and in new hampshire. well to the no

michelle becker is an iowa lawyer and child advocate who grew up in gilbertville.. she is emerson's guardian n litem....that's the person who protects iowa kids in court. "it really struck me how much of that choas we didn't know about. i invested in this along time ago in fighting for emerson and know what was best for her." (:44) "mom consented to the termination of parental rights.s.he had given up, becasue she had moved on to another relationship. and, decided that was the life she wanted to live." emerson's case ended up in iowa district court "her parental rights for her biological parents were terminated." and that court ruling paved the way for emerson's legal adoption by joe and melinda,a,hom adopted last year and have been foster parents for 5-years.. determined to give "i have to thank michellle, because she fought for our little girl when we couldn't. and. she's truly been her voice throughout her entire case." and, so it is with great joy that this court grants the request for adoption." "we just want to give them the best lives possible. they deserve i

they're radical interpretation of becker raw and and they're radical desire to take us back to the seventh century for religious reasons. not all muslims are jihad is banality hottest are muslim. he does not want to admit that. charles: i hope one of them brings the. and the idea that there is radical left wing dash radicalism involved is mind-boggling. thank you for helping held this afternoon. charles: u.s. governors said a full revolt against the syrian refugee plan. has your governor joined? let me know where your governor stands. we will be right back. ♪ i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that

to vice president joe biden, general dunford, major general becker, distinguished guests.tstanding veterans service organizations and their leadership. to our men and women in uniform. and most of all, to our proud veterans and your families. it is a great privilege to be with you once again. and to captain laurent gruenberg, tomorrow will be my honor to present you with the medal of honor, our nation's highest military decoration. to all of our veterans here today, to veterans across america, whether you served on the beaches of europe, the jungles of asia, the deserts of the middle east. whether you served here at home or overseas, in wartime or in peace. whether you served proudly in the army, navy, air force, marines, or coast guard, you are part of an unbroken chain of patriots who have served this country with honor through the life of our nation. wherese sacred grounds, generations of heroes have come to rest, we remember all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. and today, we gather once more to salute every patriot who was ever proudly wore the uni

are ranked 5th in 3-a -- the comets firstand they got off to a fast start -- first set -- kyleigh becker -- coming in hot -- west liberty would take set number 1 mount vernon would battle in the second --- syndey meeker --- drops it into no mans land -- for one of her 6 killsbut the comets were on a mission -- hailey dowfeldt -- brings the heat -- and west liberty is headed to the finals -- with a sweep -- they'll face nevada. for the third straight year -- sumner fredericksburg advanced to the semifinals -- their reward -- a date with 2-a's volleyball dynasty -- dike w hartford -- whwhs won the last 4 championships championshipswinner heads to the finals and the cougars pounced early -- jade-lin see- hase -- with the tip -- and the point for s-f -- they won the first two setsn-h -- not going away that easy -- baylee peterson -- daughter off bobbi peterson -- shows off both speed and power -- with that kill but sumner fred -- would not be denied -- becca pagel finishes the spike -- and the cougars are headed to the finals with a 5 set winner. cougars get either -- west branch or top rank

standuigi, where do you with all the heritage of the blue school with professor becker and professorriedman, with the idea that we need to ,ook at retail as one america or that we are so polarized on inner quality -- on the inequality and wealth that we need to look at two retail americas? is that a valid analysis? luigi: i think it is a valid analysis. income inequality has increased dramatically. the problem is the median gainedr has not really power in a long time. tom: where are we with big-box? i will be blunt -- the retail america i do not know versus all the fancy pants stuff in new york city? they are universes apart, aren't they? josh: there is a recent study says it is which organization you work for. if you are working for apple or google -- tom: josh wright, thank you so much. we will see those numbers at 8:30 this morning. we will have that on "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg radio. we also have daniel yergin. we begged him to come on with all we are seeing with oil. us this morning on bloomberg radio. stay with us. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." what a shock. b

michelle becker is an iowa lawyer and child advocate who grew up in gilbertville.. she is emerson's guardian ad litem....that's the person who protects iowa kids in court. "it really struck me how much of that choas we didn't know about. i invested in this along "mom consented to the termination of parental rights. she had given up, becasue she had moved on to another relationship. and, decided that was the life she wanted to live." emerson's case ended up in iowa district court "her parental rights for her biological parents were terminated." and that court ruling paved the way for emerson's legal adoption by joe and melinda, whom adopted last year and have been foster parents for 5- years.. determined to give emmy a new life. "i have to thank michellle, because she fought for our little girl when we couldn't. and. she's truly been her voice throughout her entire case." and, so it is with great joy "we just want to give them the best lives possible. they deserve it.they didn't ask to be put into the positions that they are. and, they didn't ask for life to be this

have to get past nevada in the 3-a finalsfirst set -- cassidi simon with the back set to kyleigh becker -- and she drops the hammer west liberty could do more than spike though -- later in the set -- haliey dowfeldt -- gets up for the block -- but in the end -- the cubs were too much for the comets -- katie cassabaum's kill ends the match -- nevada takes the crown in straight sets. in the 1-a final -- janesville taking on sydneyfirst set -- the wildcats stormed out of the gates -- karlee boyle welcomes the cowgirls to her block partyand then later in the set -- janesville sets up bree thompson -- and she layeth the hammer down -- and the wildcats take home the title -- 3 sets to 1. in the 2-a final -- western chrisitan topped sumner - fredericksburg who was making their first title game experience -- 3 sets to 1 and in the 5-a final -- ankeny centennial repeated with a 4 set winner over bettendorf. it's been a season to remember for cedar rapids kennedy -- they've never started a season 12 and oh until this year -- and they haven't been to the semifinals since 1993 -- now they get a sho

michelle becker is an iowa lawyer and child advocate who grew up in gilbertville.. she is emerson's guardian ad litem....that's the person who protects iowa kids in court. "it really struck me how much of that choas we didn't know about. i invested in this along time ago in fighting for emerson and know what was best for her." "mom consented to the termination of parental rights. was the life she wanted to biological parents were terminated." and that court ruling paved the way for emerson's legal adoption by joe and melinda, whom adopted last year and have been foster parents for 5- years.. determined to give emmy a new life. "i have to thank michellle, because she fought for our little girl when we couldn't. and. she's truly been her voice throughout her entire case." and, so it is with great joy "we just want to give them the best lives possible. they deserve it.they didn't ask to be put into the positions that they are. and, they didn't ask for life to be this way. so, we just love them like we would love our own. so, on this day, it's all about emerson's adopti

. >> reporter: virginia becker will tell you as little as five years ago she knew nothing more aboutove this. >> reporter: than how to turn one on. >> let me see your right shoulder. >> reporter: since then virginia snapped more than 60,000 images and in the process brought her life's purpose in clear focus. >> everything that i had done in the past kind of built up to this. this is like the big kre shend do of why am i here? re. >> reporter: virginia started the family album project to not leave memories forgotten on cameras and hard drives. >> we're losing a big part of our history by not printing and not having a shoe box full of prints. >> reporter: what virginia discovered many of life's most important moments weren't being captured at all. particularly among society's most vulnerable like the sick kid getting a second chance. >> that's a milestone all right. >> reporter: the foster child graduating high school or the homeless family finally getting a home. >> there are so many people that want their story told. >> reporter: and virginia is now there to tell it, not with words b

he said to jean becker, what if he just finds an empty deck of cards?e told me two things that were heartbreaking. he said sometimes i feel i can -- like an asterisk. lost between the glory of reagan and the trials and relations of my son. the other key element i think was that he did not know there was enough there there. charlie: there there meaning his historical record? not so much his diaries and recordings? jon: he worried there was not that much stuff to write about him. i have a note from him from 2008. after i published a biography of andrew jackson. he writes, it is a little overwhelming to think i would be following a lion. because i called the book, "american lion." he said to me afterward, because i had written about winston churchill, andrew jackson, he told me, i am not fdr, i am not churchill, i am not a lion. what he was was a unique american odyssey. we shall not see his like again. part of his appeal is that he did not think he was -- he does not understand even to this hour, he does not fully appreciate the impact he had on the count

work on behalf of your fellow veterans, to vice president joe biden, general dunford, major general becker our outstanding veterans service organizations and their leadership, to our men and women in uniform, and most of all, to our proud veterans and your families, it is a great privilege to be with you once again. and to captain florent grobert, as bob just mentioned, tomorrow it will be my honor to present you with the medal of honor, our nation's heyest military decoration. to all our veterans here today, the veterans across america, whether you served on the beaches of europe, the jungles of asia, the deserts of the middle east, whether you served here at home or overseas, in wartime or in peace, whether you served proudly in the army, navy, air force, marines or coast guard, you are part of an unbroken chain of patriots who have served this country with honor through the life of our nation. on these sacred grounds, where generations of heroes have come to rest, we remember all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. and today we gather once more to salute every patriot

shultz was a value-added at a hospital martina's september becker's declare the tigert is competent toal will be back in court dec. the 15th. >> pam: the uc-berkeley since dollar and a student assault the outside kansas and 30 last night when a student was fitting of a bus when a man started following her began talking to her and ignore him she managed to get away with have not provide a description of the suspect/ >> pam: motion appear e three of the bay bridge push back to saturday november 14th if all goes well to go ahead with the removal of the remaining pier as has the has learned quite a few options there is more purist kneeing to come down the spokesperson explain why they're starting with the removal of. three "the largest sitting on the floor of the day once implosion occurs to get data information that will give us as to how to approach taking down the other appears the cut >> reporter: transit chief a bridge engineer the versing implosion process we've carryout production models calculations people accused control explosives and other sizes different mediums of water before

former democratic state lawmaker jackie biskupski beat out incumbent mayor ralph becker in official results announcedul today. salt lake city is the home to the mormon church, which recently banned baptisms for children of gay couples, and disavowed same-sexme relationships. and on wall street, stocks struggled to make headway in the face of mixed results from big retailers. the dow jones industrial average added just six points to close at 17,489. the nasdaq rose one point, and the s&p 500 lost two points. >> ifill: still to come on thest newshour: russia's ramped up airstrikes on the islamic state. presidential candidates bernie sanders and ben carson on accepting refugees. inside an isis camp that trains children to kill. and much more. >> ifill: we return to the fighr against the islamic state group in syria. as we reported, russian president vladimir putin ordered russian military forces to cooperate with the french military, as both countries bombed targets in syria today. but what are the prospects of cooperating with russia to end the syrian conflict? we get two views. evelyn farkas

. >> reporter: when it comes to taking pictures, virginia becker will tell you as little as five years ago -- >> ready? one, two, three. >> reporter: -- she knew nothing more about cameras than how to turn one on. >> i didn't know the difference between an f-stop and a bus stop. >> reporter: since then, though, virginia has snapped more than 60,000 images and in the process brought her life's purpose into clear focus. >> everything that i had done in the past i think kind of built up to this. and this is, like, the big crescendo of why am i here? >> reporter: virginia started the family album project as a way to help people print out their precious memories and not leave them forgotten in cameras or on hard drives. and i think we're losing a big part of our history by not printing, by not having that shoe box of prints. >> reporter: what virginia soon discovered, though, was that many of life's most important moments weren't being captured at all. particularly among society's most vulnerable. >> love my new liver. >> reporter: like the sick kid getting a second chance. >> doing all rig

this holiday season and if we should look for the impact in the first quarter as we talked to helen becker yesterday and she said the impact, if there is one, will be seen in the first quarter, not now. >> well, you know, our view is that everybody is a little bit skittish right now of course. but our view if this affects anything, it will affect transatlantic and pacific and long haul travel more. if you look at that warning, i should say, it was specifically about americans traveling abroad, not so much traveling within the united states. so we don't really expect to see much of a change in booking and we certainly haven't seen anything to date yet in terms of domestic travel which is where spirit is mostly focused of course and nearing international flying. >> i hate to put it this way, could you see a benefit with americans more interesting in staying stateside as opposed to going abroad. >> that could be true. more people decide, let me go to orlando or las vegas instead of frankfort or tokyo. >> all right. i want to shift gears an talk about the stock. it is near a two-year low, beb,

he once said to gene becker his chief of staff, you know, what if meacham just finds an empty deck of cards? which is classic bush because empty suit, not a full deck, and he told me, two things, that are sort of heartbreaking and you can't hear other presidents saying, he said sometimes i just feel like an asterisk. >> rose: i know. >> lost between the glory of reagan and the trials and tribulations of my son, sons, and the other key element, i think, was when he argued that he just didn't know that there was enough there. i have. >> there, there meaning. >> from him. >> rose: and what he says or his historical record? not so much his diaries but recordings he worried it was not that much stuff to write about? >> about him. i know, i know. i have a note from him from 2008 after i published a biography of andrew jackson and he writes, it is a little overwhelming to think that i would be following a lion. >> rose: yes. as i call the book american lion. >> rose: which won a pulitzer prize. >> and he size me afterwards because i had written about franklin roosevelt, andrew jackson an he

work on behalf of your fellow veterans, to vice president joe biden, general dunford, major general beckerd guests, outstanding veterans service organizations and their womenship, to our men and in uniform, and most of all, to our proud veterans and your families, it is a great privilege to be with you once again. and, to the captain, as bob just mentioned, tomorrow it will be my honor to present you with the medal of honor, our nation's highest military decoration. ,o all our veterans here today and to veterans across america, whether you served on the beaches of europe, the deserts of the middle east, whether you served here at home or overseas, and wartime or in peace, whether you served proudly in the army, navy, air force, marines, or coast guard, you are part of an unbroken chain of patriots who will serve this country with honor to the life of our nation. of ourugh the life nation. on the sacred grounds, a generation of heroes have come to rest. we remember all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. today we gather once more to salute every patriot who has ever proudl

they'll be talking to helane becker. more on hp's results still to come. plus, we'll hear from one analyst on what could be takeover targets. first, oil prices spiking after turkey shot down a russian fighter jet. what that means for the rest of the market when we come back. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> crude prices did rally today, up nearly 3% after turkish fighter jets shot down a russian war plane. is this rally sustainable in the face of rising tensions in the mediterranean and the persian gulf region? let's get some answers. welcome to post nine. >> thank you for having me. >> there are so many different pieces of this to unpack, really. a lot of the people in markets today obviously focused on the role that russia will play from here, but also i guess we should begin with the reaction in the oil markets, which was for crude to move higher. but this was a lot to happen for crude to move higher. what keeps it sustainably moving higher? >> first of all, there are no immediate supplies seemingly at risk. is it a position where

there is a great piece by kyle becker today.ions that barack obama put out during his campaign. thirty-eight, including that his stepgrandfather helped liberate auschwitz. the russians did that. it is really absurd the type of double standards the liberal media has. >> i am not 100% sure. i want to take credit for that to when i write my biography. [laughter] we are getting to the point in the contest where some republicans are going to have to attack each other. how do they pick and choose which media story they use? >> i think they need to carefully. if they are using any screen that comes from msnbc or talking points from democratic opponents like jeb bush did, trying to throw charlie crist off research will backfire and backfire in a major way. fox news and fox business you will be okay. charles: thank you. we appreciate your time. >> things, charles. >> you will not want to miss this. hosted by neil cavuto, maria barger romo and the "wall street journal." we have the first debate hosted by sandra smith trish regan and the "

emerson: -- ermerm minnesotans like robert from becker and kevin from elk risk railroad correct. the fed is an ineffective and isolated government bureaucracy that is out of touch with the c'mon, man and the long term needs of the american people. mr. emmer: yes, quantitative easing may have been a boone for a few. however, three rounds of this wreckless tactic have inflated the fed's balance sheet to more than 4.5 trillion -- $4.5 trillion, threatening the economic stability of our nation and the american dream for many. equally problematic is the secrecy surrounding the fed's discount window operations, open market operations, and agreements with foreign governments which prevent market actors from knowing the information they need in order to prudently invest in the future. in the past, congressman ron paul led the charge against the fed with his audit the fed bill. today we are building upon his legacy legislation. i would like to thank my colleague, congressman huizenga, for introducing the and ersight reform modernization act. not only does this new legislation include audi