kron4's maureen kelly was there as sailors and marines made a visit to patients at ucsf benioff children's hospital b3b3a couple of marine s helped a 10 year old patient take the classic game of battleship in an immaginative directiona welcome distraction to her daily reality of being hooked up to an iv..so we are playing to determine your imaginative powers.he's hard to beat meanwhile a sailor got a pretend examination a young make believe doctorwho's playing here while his sibling is being treated at ucsf benioff's children's hospital. one parent says visits like these help s her daugther feel better.(jennifer kirk, patient's mom 39-42)it changes her for the day she's happier and friendlier and more outgoing it makes a huge huge differenceand her daughter's reaction to this visit?amazing (maureen)while this day of play is a great distraction for the patients here at the hospital and their siblings. this servicemen and women say they get a lot out of it too (corporal maria lopez, united states marine corps 56-1:04.) it's nice i'm glad i had the opportunity to come. just to talk to these a

catherine) kron4's maureen kelly was there as sailors and marines made a visit to patients at u-c-s-f benioffchildren's hospital b3b3a couple of marine s helped a 10 year old patient take the classic game of battleship in an immaginative directiona welcome distraction to her daily reality of being hooked up to an iv..so we are playing to determine your imaginative powers.he's hard to beat meanwhile a sailor got a pretend examination a young make believe doctorwho's playing here while his sibling is being treated at ucsf benioff's children's hospital. one parent says visits like these helps her daugther feel better.(jennifer kirk, patient's mom 39-42)it changes her for the day she's happier and friendlier and more outgoing it makes a huge huge differenceand her daughter's reaction to this visit?amazing (maureen)while this day of play is a great distraction for the patients here at the hospital and their siblings. this servicemen and women say they get a lot out of it too (corporal maria lopez, united states marine corps 56-1:04.) it's nice i'm glad i had the opportunity to come. just to talk t

(justine) kron4's maureen kelly was there as sailors and marines made a visit to patients at ucsf benioffchildren's hospital b3b3a couple of marine s helped a 10 year old patient take the classic game of battleship in an immaginative directiona welcome distraction to her daily reality of being hooked up to an iv..so we are playing to determine your imaginative powers.he's hard to beat meanwhile a sailor got a pretend examination a young make believe doctorwho's playing here while his sibling is being treated at ucsf benioff's children's hospital. one parent says visits like these help s her daugther feel better.(jennifer kirk, patient's mom 39-42)it changes her for the day she's happier and friendlier and more outgoing it makes a huge huge differenceand her daughter's reaction to this visit?amazing (maureen)while this day of play is a great distraction for the patients here at the hospital and their siblings. this servicemen and women say they get a lot out of it too (corporal maria lopez, united states marine corps 56-1:04.) it's nice i'm glad i had the opportunity to come. just to talk

(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly was there as sailors and marines made a visit to patients at ucsf benioffchildren's hospital b3b3a couple of marine s helped a 10 year old patient take the classic game of battleship in an immaginative directiona welcome distraction to her daily reality of being hooked up to an iv..so we are playing to determine your imaginative powers.he's hard to beat meanwhile a sailor got a pretend examination a young make believe doctorwho's playing here while his sibling is being treated at ucsf benioff's children's hospital. one parent says visits like these helps her daugther feel better.(jennifer kirk, patient's mom 39-42)it changes her for the day she's happier and friendlier and more outgoing it makes a huge huge differenceand her daughter's reaction to this visit?amazing (maureen)while this day of play is a great distraction for the patients here at the hospital and their siblings. this servicemen and women say they get a lot out of it too (corporal maria lopez, united states marine corps 56-1:04.) it's nice i'm glad i had the opportunity to come. just to talk t

. >> reporter: the girl is being treated at ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland. oakland police at this hour are busy processing both scenes and will forward the report to the alameda county d.a.'s office and they will decide whether to formally prosecute this woman. live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a san francisco police bicycle officer is [ indiscernible ] suspect this week is in critical condition tonight. 32-year-old elia lewin-tankel has been in the intensive care unit at san francisco general hospital since wednesday. today the man accused of running him down appeared in court for the first time. as ktvu's tara moriarty reports, the defendant argued with the judge over his bail. >>> reporter: a strong show of support for officer elia lewin- tankel in critical condition after being running over by an suv while on bike patrol during a police chase wednesday. >> it's difficult for the officers because they know it could have been any one of them. >> reporter: no cameras were allowed inside the courtroom but the defendant 50-year-old marquis

. >> i was marc benioff's there, doing a show in sales force hawaii what's up? >> caller: wanted to ask about a stock. with everything that happened this past week, my sincerest condolences to all the families, wanted to ask about osis systems with the increased need for security. >> i understand the reluctance to talk about how to profit off the tragedy but l3 is company with broad panply of defense, that's better, safer longer term way to invest in continual -- top ten contributors in order to teach you why it's happening rather than just say go buy them most of important, lot of money coming into the market through indexes. on "mad money," speaking with clorox how this 100-year-old household brand is keeping itself fresh and exclusive with ceo of the hottest stock in the market right now. not going to want to miss that stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money," follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, use the hashtag #madtweets send an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something?

>> well, that's a bold claim marc benioff worked for steve jobs. >> but where do you want to go with dash this morning >> not there by the way, he did once like twitter and there was bob iger saying twitter but i'm not going twitter. when i talk to people they say jim, you're the tesla person on msnbc. >> i say i'm on cnbc, i'm not the tesla person but nice comments are thank ful. david, here's what we need to know catch me if you can, product and streets don't miss the farce, gross margin turnaround, david, this is a piece which basically says there's tesla and then there's just everyone else. >> really. and that includes gm which we -- yesterday of course we were talking so often about gm's sudden resurgence and you get things like autonomous driving technology, cruise automation, chevy bolt, vehicle connectivity, on star, ride sharing, car sharing, lift, maven, better position versus competition. >> it's not zero sum. >> they're talking about gm, not tesla. >> it's not zero sum but quot g quoting, david, this is -- this is the future. is i don't want you to be blinded, david i'm t

(mark) kron4's maureen kelly was there as sailors and marines made a visit to patients at ucsf benioff children's hospital b3b3a couple of marine s helped a 10 year old patient take the classic game of battleship in an immaginative directiona welcome distraction to her daily reality of being hooked up to an iv..so we are playing to determine your imaginative powers.he's hard to beat meanwhile a sailor got a pretend examination a young make believe doctorwho's playing here while his sibling is being treated at ucsf benioff's children's hospital. one parent says visits like these help s her daugther feel better.(jennifer kirk, patient's mom 39-42)it changes her for the day she's happier and friendlier and more outgoing it makes a huge huge differenceand her daughter's reaction to this visit?amazing (maureen)while this day of play is a great distraction for the patients here at the hospital and their siblings. this servicemen and women say they get a lot out of it too (corporal maria lopez, united states marine corps 56-1:04.) it's nice i'm glad i had the opportunity to come. just to talk

defense of its position and push to improve its own policies are front and center sales force ceo mark benioff even tweeted out a photo of a facebook ads, saying maybe facebook should run this as a facebook targeted ad on facebook the debate will likely grow on november 1st, when twitter and google have been scheduled to testify. >> julia, thank you. julia boorstin in los angeles. roger mcnamee says there are even bigger problems awaiting facebook roger, great to see you again. >> melissa, always a pleasure to be on "fast money." >> you got fast company on fast money here, roger. in terms of the bigger problems facing facebook, what could they be this seems pretty bad. >> the problem here, melissa, we don't yet know the dimensions of the result infiltration of the facebook platform. what we already know is that it was huge, it was very deep it involved not just facebook but also twitter, reddit, fortune, a bunch of other things in a highly coordinated program that began well before the election campaign began. so they were doing things like supporting secessionist movements in texas and califo

did you see what your guy benioff feeded because of all this noise, i've never seen anything quite like this, he says, and shows all these headlines in papers around the country, where facebook is the top of the fold story in many cases we dismiss the regulatory emphasis against mike roe soft ste balance mer started attacking janet reno they don't go to the headlines and blast washington you know, you can't they all learned the lesson, because behind the seen facebook has really good lawyers. >> what's the lesson >> yes, pay up and shut up jason, with you know him as big -- yesterday on squawk alley, you can't trust zuckerberg or facebook, because you don't know what they're doing with your data they know everything about you what happens if they have to do some sort of settlement around privacy? people talk about reg -- >> the first amendment -- the penumbra of privacy? look at the first amendment it's an inaccurate read of your constitutional rights. you don't have them. that's an old-fashioned inaccurate read. the supreme court has not backed it at all. it's important off some knowle