i bet you will grow up to be a mathematician. i will give you my address you will have to send me your first paycheck because i taught you this. at this point we would like to thank you very much for coming. if you have any questions. i don't know if we want to open it you will for questions. may be just a few? okay. yes. what's your question? >> how do we get in this program? that is a good question. >> it's an interesting question because the answer with the 3 of us is the same. what i want to point out i look like i might be from india when i talk i sound like i'm from america. my parents are from india but i was born in america and i started this dance when i was 18. i was not a baby e. both charlotte and an drea did as well. charlotte at 15 years and joe airna and i 15 years. that's how we got in this program. we practiced very hard. very, very hard we practiced everyday and we have been been in india practicing 8 times where our teacher is from. yes. >> yes. >> well there are similarities all of southeast asia. we performed

we wouldn't be in any trouble right now. >> it's all the side bets. >> it's the side bets. >> you've got all these big wall street firms, bear stearns, lehman brothers. you got insurance companies like aig. merrill lost a ton of money on this. everybody's lost a ton of money. they're supposed to be the smartest investors in the world, and they did it themselves. >> they did it all on their own. that's the most incredible thing about this crisis, is that they pushed the button themselves. they blew themselves up. >> now, how much of this was just incompetence on the part of wall street, the people who ran it? >> the truth is that on wall street, a lot of people just weren't very good at their jobs. it's as simple as that. >> these people were being paid $50 million to $100 million a year, some of them, the guys that were running the places. >> there is no defending-- a trainee making $45,000 a year would have had the common sense not to bet the firm on mortgage contraptions that no one in the firm actually understood. that is not a deep point to comprehend. somehow, through, i will ca

don't bet -- i talked to francis hamilton of hamilton analytics saying don't bet against the stock market no matter what happens in politics. good advice of my friend francis. >> thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. >> thanks, sue. you, too. >> back to you, ty. >> let's hope francis is right. >> exactly. >>> coming up, the manners of a ceo. ryanair's chief calling the customers idiots and stupid. why? we'll tell you next. but doesn't seem to be hurting the stock by the way.

can i bet this?ike two chunks or three chunks of bud of marijuana and puts it on the table. he said, can i bet this? he was thinking i said that's too much marijuana, he couldn't beat that much, like that was a table max or something. >> the dealer tries again to alert the gambler of his illegal actions to put an end to the situation before it gets out of hand. >> he was so wasted that he didn't know what was right from wrong. i was trying to be real calm about it, quietly tell him to put it away, not to make a scene. and maybe he could just leave without getting in trouble, you know. >> but when none of his efforts to get through to the player seemed to be working, the dealer calls for backup. >> that gentleman in the black suit is the pit boss. when he shows up to a table, that usually means there's a problem. >> the pit boss quickly realizes that security needs to be called. >> when i arrived at the table, i was kind of shocked like everybody else. so i asked him what was he doing. and once he --

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with husband billish -- his bullish bet on facebook.an started to like facebook shares. >> i don't want to pile on a negative sentiment. >> buying 100 shares cost almost $2,000. to spend less, dan bought the strike call for $1.05. to make money, he he needed the facebook stock to rise above by january expiration. by 23.05. spending $1.05 just to get long the social network? >> what's wrong with you? what's wrong with you? hey, hey, no need to get worked up. we can do this for less. >> one of the november 22 calls. >> i like that. >> so to spend less dan sold the november 22 strike call for 60 cents and created his call calendar. he did something even better. he made making money easier and here is how. between the $1.05 he spent buying one call and the 60 cents he collected selling the other shorter dated call, he cut his cost by more than half or just 45 cents. >> hang on. just checking your math on that. yes. i got the same thing. >> keep the pencil handy because it gets better because the call that dan sold will decrease in value fas

i'll make that bet any day of the week and because of that bet three years later that bet is paying off for america. >> reporter: republican presidential oenomania mitt romney took the holiday off while his running mate paul ryan went to north carolina a few hours away from the democrats' convention site. >> every president since the great depression who asked americans to send them into a second term could say that you are better off today than four years ago except for jimmy carter and for president barack obama. >> reporter: it's a sign the better off today than you were yesterday battle is likely to linger for a bit longer. in washington i'm emily schmidt. >>> a new poll shows last week's republican convention didn't do that much to help romney swing voters his way. that poll was released today by gallup and shows 40% of adults are more likely to support romney after the convention and 38% say they're less likely to support him. these numbers are very close to polling after senator john mccain was nominated in 2008. >>> the presidential election still 65 days away, but polls are ope

i bet on you. i'll make that bet any day of the week. because of that bet, three years later, that bet is paying off for america. >> vice president joe biden hammered home the same point in a rally in another crucial state, michigan. >> paul ryan hoping to steal some of the democrats' thunder as their convention gets under way. the republican vice presidential nominee calm pand yesterday in greenville, north carolina. he told voters this country is worse off now than it was before president obama was elected. >> what do you call president obama four years ago, if you don't have a record to run on, then you paint your own as someone people should run from. ladies and gentlemen, that is exactly what barack obama is doing today. >> mitt romney took labor day off in new hampshire. he he's spending the week preparing for his upcoming debates with president obama. >>> republicans are furious are w. the chairman of the california democratic party. he compared gop strategies during the election to nazi propaganda. he told a san francisco tv stat

a safety bet. obviously safety bets are out of favor. i look for this stock to move higher on this news. >>> and aig is up again today, up 51% to date. stephen you own this. >> look, i have talked about it a lot positively. stephanie links talked about it positively. the ceo has done a great job turning around the fundamentals. they bought back a significant amount of shares. 50% buy-back courtesy of the government that's not the best seller. i still think that it goes a lot higher. i think you can wait for a little pullback here. >> all right, staples popping on a report that it's being eyed by private equitequity. >> this thing traded 40 million shares. average leading up to that was more like 10. to see that, that's a big eye opener for most of us that are watching unusual activity. ubs comes out today and they say they're a little cautious on this chatter. but a lot of people bought into it. >> oil is close to $100 since may. the unrest taking place in the middle east. let's make a pit stop now with jeff, jeff, welcome back. >> hey,

coming up in "options action" find out why it may be time to bet on shares of wells fargo. it all begins right now at the top of the hour. i will see you monday. >>> this is "options action." tonight face saved. how would you like to get your money back in facebook? don't ask this guy. >> the performance of the stock has been disappointing. >> because we will show you how to get your money back, too. plus five is alive. the release of iphone 5 has sent apple to another all-time high. an options trade can double your money by the end of the year. why were options traders digging dole foods? the action begins now. >>> live from the nasdaq i'm melissa lee. these are the traders here. we will get to the trades in a second. the fed fix is in. stocks hitting five year highs today in hopes of more stimulus. the goal tonight is clear, give you names and strategies to profit. let's get into money and start with our resident. do you finally say uncle? >> the fix is in here. we have the election coming up. in a lot of ways we have to consolidate some of the price action we have seen.

. >> i bet she speaks japanese better than i do. my kids might not me. >> when i had the gun i knew there was a [inaudible] and i started writing down things and i thought in my mind's eye, i think it looks like this. and it would be like that i had a small village in mind. there was a part in time i thought, i could go back to japan and go there and see how it looked. i had in the book and in my heart what i thought it was, i almost knew that if i had gone back it wouldn't be the same. so i made the conscious choice of not going. now that you tell me this i'm thankful i didn't i think it would have destroyed what i created in my head. i thought places are best when they are imagined. i hesitated naming it after a place where my mom said what did exist. i'm glad i didn't go back. making that conscious choice would have changed had i gone back would have changed the direction of the book a lot. >> when i saw it it was so different than how an imagined from reading your books. >> does that teach you never to look up things. always lis

bk has decided to make a bet.is biggest decision is centered around that part of the globe. >> absolutely. the eurozone really needs a three-step process here to resolve deleveraging. one is debt monetization and some kind of economic growth. with what has happened with the esm being approved this morning you start down this path of debt monetization and look at a 2009 moment like the u.s. had if you can get growth and currency to valuation, as well. the way i'm playing it is via the german names. you want to be in a lot of german industrials and exporters. it is in either the dax futures which i'm long or your etf. this is run up a little bit in the last week or so. be a little careful here. i don't know if i would get a huge position here. >> we said currency to valuation are you talking about to cut rates? >> not to get too wonky but when you have more inflation your exchange rates starts to converge. germany will have to tolerate inflation. i think they can do that. that requires them having a little more infl

i'm not really betting one way or the other. the consensus is and they're saying pretty much it's going to happen soon. >> stephanie link, is the market going higher? >> yeah. i think you don't fight the fed. global easing going around all around the world. europe off the front pages. china last week announcing a pretty big targeted stimulus program which i think is going to grow over time. you have something happening with the fed. i don't necessarily believe they need to do an aggressive qe-3 based on economic data we've gotten other than job. i think you'll have that as a backstop. there are some things they can do which would be positive for the long term. >> steve grasso, view on the floor. you guys down there think the fed's going to do anything? if so, what do you think the market reaction will be? >> you know, i think he's gotten away -- the chairman has gotten away with the thought of a fed doing something has really sparked this rally. i would say it's pretty much 80% priced in. i know others would argue with me. if we

. >>> time now 5:25, i bet sal knows all about our morning commute, how are we doing? >> it is moving nicely along the bay, let's look at 280 getting to highway 17, a very busy are could door but right now we still have time to get there before traffic gets terrible and no major problems on 680 southbound and yesterday we had a terrible commute because of the minor accidents and today it is still looking good through fremont into san jose, let's go go to steve. >>> a rather solid san mateo coastline and 60s with an on shore push, still two to three degrees cooler than yesterday, here is dave. >>> 11 years later, the bay area joining the nation to remember the 9/11 terrorist attacks, these are live pictures of new york right now. we will take you to new york, san francisco and all across the country where ceremonies are taking place. >>> please wait, we cannot afford to let this meeting get dismissed... >> very high emotions at a meeting in vallejo, the message people were trying send and we will have more on why it didn't go over well with the committee. >>> and they h

$10,000 bet? >> i'm not in the betting business but i'll show you -- >> five days to go. george dives into debate prep sunday morning right here on abc's "this week." >>> but we move on tonight and to a tragedy that unfolded as viewers were watching on live television late this afternoon. a car chase, police in hot purr suit of a driver and then the driver taking his life. we are not going to show the moment, but here is what led up to it, and the debate that immediately followed. here's abc's dan harris. >> now he's off the freeway. >> reporter: this afternoon, fox news was doing live coverage of a carjacking suspect fleeing i police in phoenix. >> i'm just not sure about this. >> reporter: as the man pulls over on a dirt road, the anchor, shepard smith, sounds wary. >> this makes me a little nervous, i got to tell you. >> reporter: the suspect, on foot now, runs and stumbles -- gun in hand. >> it's always possible the guy could be on something. >> reporter: at this point, we will pause the video, as the man ends his own life. on fox, however, they did not cut away in ti

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bd because of that bet, three years later that bet has paid if for america! >> reporter: his campaign is doing damage control today after the way some of his top aides and supporters answered a crucial question this weekend: are americans better off than they were four years ago. this answer from maryland's democratic governor martin o'malley on cbs' "face the nation" got the most attention >> can you honestly say people are better off today than they were four years somethat that >> no, but that's not the question of this election. >> reporter: the romney campaign pounced, calling o'malley's comments "proof that president obama's policies aren't working." by today, democrats were reading from a different script. here was los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa on cbs "this morning". >> the answer is we are better off. >> but the romney campaign hit democrats for that, too, saying eney weren't facing reality. vice presidential nominee paul ryan was in north carolina. >> the president can say a lot c things-- and he will-- but he can't tell you that you're t ht

they bet on football. how much money is bet on the super bowl?e are losing money for the state to get its revenue. they're losing money. >> let me answer this. you have--i've always-- i've known you for two or three decades. you're a very smart person. >> but not now. >> but you're not getting it. >> i'm dumb now. >> you're not getting it. those people would lose that money anyway. don't you understand? >> our pressing him on this point led to this... >> you guys don't get that! you're simpletons. you're idiots if you don't get that. >> we couldn't figure out why all the emotion. but his main point was that gambling is good entertainment and people should be allowed to make their own decisions about it. but since the first casino opened in pennsylvania in 2006, calls to gambling casino hotlines in the state have tripled. sandi hall says her problems didn't start till three casinos opened near her. >> i cannot read my local newspaper without having full-page ads of upcoming events and slot play and free this and free that. the exposure is phenomen

i bet on you. i'll make that bet any day of the week. and because of that bet three years later that bet is paying off for america. >> the president bet on america time and time again. and because of that, we're better off. case closed. joining me now is chairwoman of the democratic national committee, congresswoman debbie wasserman shultz. thanks for joining me tonight. >> thank you. great to be with you again. >> what does the president need to do this week? >> what we're doing this week unlike the invitation only corporate infused back room deal smoke filled room affair that we had in my home state last week put on by the republicans, here this week in charlotte we opened the week with a community festival. celebrating the carolinas and invited the public to participate in what would be the most inclusive community oriented nominating convention for a presidential candidate in history. and we'll close this week, reverend al, with president obama accepting our nomination for a second term in the bank of america stadium in front of tens

traders betting against it rather aggressively. people out of the market because they don't believe the fundamentals justify the highs. my point is fundamentals may not but the intervention of the central banks, it's very much in evidence. high volume here today. 25% higher than normal. twice normal volume in spain. new highs in s&p, nasdaq, hoemd bui home builders, brian. people starting in the exchange traded funds covering right now. this is very heavily traded today and betting against some of the big bank stocks again. short covering here, as well. brian? >> yeah. amazing volume in europe. great point. thank you. before getting to rick, i want to jump in with a market flash of brian shactman. >> qqq which track the nasdaq 100 at the highest levels since december of 2000. let's take a look at a 10-year chart if we have it. it's behind me. it's basically -- look at that. since '09 all the way up to new highs, brian. obviously hitting multi-year highs in a lot of different ways today. >> nearly 12-year highs on the nasdaq comp an

you, i make that bet any day of the weekend because of that debt, three years later, that bet has paid off for america >> president obama except his party's nomination in charlotte on thursday. first lady michelle obama is already here. she took a tour of the stage where she will give a speech on the first day of the convention >> be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage of the democratic national convention. we will have live reports to route the week. you can also go to cbssf.com for the latest and go to 106.9 fm. >> republican presidential nominee mitt romney is already preparing for next month's debate. he is taking a few days off the campaign trail. his running mate paul ryan is not letting that stopped his momentum. he spent labor day rally in supporters at east carolina university >> after four years of getting the runaround is time for an american turnaround and the man for that job is mitt romney >> he also promised the crowd a simpler tax code that would help small businesses keep more of their money. >> a small group of protesters in san jose spent labor day the milk

you are likely to trade out of this before that. >> you are betting with the fed. the banks issue $1.25 billion over the past week. that is great news for the banks doing these deals. all of the real estate names are boost. the assets on the bank's balance sheets get boosted by this action. that is the trade you are making here. you are trying to run along with that. by doing a risk reversal you are separating yourself a little bit from the boost that happened over the course of the last couple of days. you put the risk reversal on. even if it does go against you it doesn't really. >> we are going into the time of the fiscal cliff. i would think the financials would really feel it greatly because of the huge climb they have had so far. >> that is absolutely possible. and that is one reason that when the market has a run like this i'm generally thought a fan of selling puts. i would do a risk reversal on a great name. wells fargo is a great name in this space. dan talks business how this works to the strikes. you are only two blocks to the call strike but over $3 to

mary: i bet a lot of people are still up. i bet he's making some news right now. bill: the ratings are going to be pretty good. bill: andy murray on the verge of history, now with a second break in the bank here in the break in the bank here in the fifth set. ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimble... ♪ its road gripping performance makes it a cadillac. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with advanced haldex all-wheel drive. [ engine revving ] it's bringing the future forward. bill: we are nearing the four and a half hour mark for this men's championship of the u.s. open. andy murray won the first two sets. novak djokovic came storming back 2-3 in sets three four but it's murray up two breaks, 3-0 in the fifth. djokovic with the first point, as he tries to come back once again on the murray serve. john: this shot was hit in total ainger and frustration that he has gotten himself in a major hole here. two breaks down in the fifth two breaks down in the fifth set. john: it was 4-0 down in the second. he managed to battle back a

experts are saying fans could pull back on the bets if replacement refs are continued to be used. >> one book expert said you would be crazy to bet the nfl right now because of the refs. >>> the ravens hit the practice field preparing for their game tomorrow night against the winless browns. several ravens players includingjoe flacco and ed reed commented about the refs voicing concerns about the calls that have been made. the browns like we said, they are 0-3 on the season. but the rain fans do they worey? one bad call -- worry? one bad call in one game can make all the difference and doesn't matter who you are. your thoughts on the game, head to abc2news.com for a poll on the game. you think a bad call could determine the outcome? right now, there are more is than nays. >> we have a lot going on orioles tonight and rallies going on around town so traffic might be an issue. >> reporter: yes. and with the orioles jamie and i are having a contest. we came up with our orioles cheer. check them out and vote for one of us. please vote for me. >> weather wise going to be affecting traffic

i bet on you. i'll make that bet any day of the week. of that bet, three years later, that bet is paying off for america. >> joining me now in a first on cnbc interview, the man in charge of the afl-cio, richard trumka. also nice to have you on the program. welcome back. >> it's good to be back with you. >> what would a romney win mean to unions versus an obama victory. >> i was shocked when i saw their platform. it's the most anti-worker, anti-union platform of any major party in the history of the united states. it was a vicious attack on workers, and our unions. so i was shocked. what it would mean would be a great recession. a depression right now. because his policies are to go back to exactly what george bush did, to give more tax breaks to the rich, to deregulate wall street and everything else and hope things will find their way forward. >> actually, most people would say that 2013, we will see a recession because the president and congress have been unable to get together on this fiscal cliff. a lot of people are expecting if ob

>> you bet, thank you. >>> police in pittsburg are investigating a shooting in a park last night that killed an 18-year-old man. the teenager was at buchanan park with four other people including younger siblings according to police. they were there to film a rap video. investigators say around 6:15 at group approach and an argument between the two parties escalated to the shooting. >> and it's very seldom that you find a young dude trying to do right. he wasn't in these streets. he didn't lived it. he wasn't out here, and somebody gun him down like trash, like garbage in the streets, that's wrong. it's just dead wrong. >> investigators are reviewing surveillance video from nearby cameras, but they're also asking anyone with information on the gunman to come forward. the shooting happened well before sundown and several other people were in the park at the time and we're told the 18-year-old victim also had a 1-year-old child. >>> the bay area father accused of kidnapping his two young children and then sweeping them onto a stolen yacht is in jail tonight. christopher mufai is held on

today colorado talking about his gm and chrysler bailouts. >> i bet on american workers and i bet on american manufacturing and today the u.s. auto industry has come roaring back. >> he defended obama care. >> i don't know exactly what the other side's proposing, i guess you could call it romney doesn't care. >> reporter: vice president biden was in pennsylvania, mocking mitt romney and paul ryan at last week's republican convention. >> and these guys say the president's out of touch? out of touch? swiss bank account i'm told millions in the cayman islands, who is out of touch? >> reporter: mitt romney stayed out of the fray. in new hampshire. in charlotte, a few hundred activists protested the city's big banks and demanded tougher environmental laws as the president headed toward his convention. tomorrow mr. obama campaigns in ohio, a critical battleground state, then goes to louisiana. battered about by hurricane isaac. nbc news charlotte, north carolina. >> the founder and the leader of the unification church has died. reverend sun myung moon died at the age of 92 according to chu

>> i'll bet you. obama is going to be elected. will you bet on your 52%?ee different figures. you won't bet on any of them. you must be scared to death. >> welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc. the whole campaign is unhenniin. >> our guest host this morning -- you're a democrat? >> no, i'm an independent. >> he's a professor at nyu, bob shrum. we continue to trade above 13,000 on the dow and 1,400 on the s&p. had a pretty nice come back yesterday. >> michelle obama speaking to the democrat party faithful last evening emphasizing the president's commitment to the middle class. take a listen. >> he believes that when you've worked hard and done well and walked through that doorway of opportunity, you do not slam it shut behind you. no, you reach back and you give other folks the same chances that helped you succeed. >> former president bill clinton is going to be taking the podium tonight and president obama will speak tomorrow. more from the convention in just a moment. >> phase is now promising not to sell stock to cover a nearly $2 billion tax bill. it wi

lou: i will make you a bet, congressman, i bet that is a stimulus plan.bet that money is going to good usa firms and hiring good american workers. >> wl, let me just tell you, we are trying to stop it. we have a lot of support, but we need a lot more. lou: i went to the list, congressman, of those companies. they are not good usa, baer maybe -- there may be five businesses. this is a crazy position we hav to call 911. these are funds that allow you 100 or whatever, 250 minutes a month to chat with your friends. it raises the fundamental question of why are we buying cell phones for the population? if you go through the list, something like 50 to 60 million people are potentially eligible under the law as it is currently written. lou: congressman, i don't want to in any way seem argumentative with you, but under this administration, my guess is about 300 million people could be interpreted as being eligible for this program. >> we are trying to stop it. lou: we are glad you are. we wish you luck. what is the next step back we just have to continue to educa

government has made reckless bets, too. you can't change it in the middle of the game, but you have to change it now. >> jonathan, i'll give you last word, but i want to make this point that these were investment vehicles just like in the private sector. you know investment vehicles in the private sector. >> in the private sector people have to take their lumps, but in the public sector we're all in it for the common good. all of a sudden i have to pay for these union sweetheart deals, or taxpayers have to, that were given away. that needs to change. joe six-pack has been tightening his belt for years now. it's time for government to wake up. either have the pain now or later. believe me, it's much worse later. bail-outs always fail. they're impractical, immoral. they need to stop. >> all right. a lot of caffeine and sugar on today's panel. coming up, everybody, fed up, famished and fighting back. students you are saying the government's new lower calorie lunch program is leaving them hungry. too bad or time to get the nann

i bet on you. i'll make that bet any day of the week. >> democrats look for momentum. as their convention kicks off in charlotte. >> first lady michelle obama will be the headliner on the first night at the convention. >> this whole idea of folks better off now than they were four years ago, that's the central question to the election. >> the president can say a lot of things, and he will, but he can't tell you that you're better off. >> you want to know whether you're better off? i got a little bumper sticker for you. osama bin laden is dead and general motors is alive. >>> a massive wildfire raging right now in southern california. >> only 5% contained. the fire has burned 3,600 acres. >> i don't want this place to burn up. >> it has been one week since isaac slammed into the gulf coast, and still tens of thousands are in the dark. >> president obama visited a parish hit hard by hurricane isaac on monday. >> democrat or republican, we're all just americans looking out for one another. >> a close call for a homeowner. a moose attacked h

there had always been a shot of short sellers betting against this one. 44% of the shares outstanding have been sold sort. that's a figure that says people think this is a joke. get out of there. but for the most part -- ooh, eagles helmet -- but for the most part, the shorts were getting their heads handed to them until july. when a bunch of websites started to report rumors about potential competition. for questcor's one and only product. that's how it went from 35 to 52

to bet against the american people. >> anyway, meanwhile the week before, here's what republicans wereenting to new york audiences at 10:04 on their big night. let's listen. >> i've got mr. obama sitting here. what? what do you want me to tell romney? i can't tell him to do that. can't do that to himself. you're crazy. you're absolutely crazy. >> you know, ron, i've always given credit to your party for competence in putting these shows on. you have the balloon drop where the balloons drop on time. you've really good at this stuff, but this year when you only had an hour of primetime tv on the networks of nbc, cbs and abc, you put on clint eastwood. the other guys put on the up up man for the president, joe biden. i think you lost some of your luster in this business. >> well, chris, i know it's going to make a lot of our republican friends unhappy with me, but i thought it was kind of strange seeing clint eastwood a guy who i love talking to an empty chair. i get the point, but for goodness sakes, the one hour that you have the american people tuning in that aren't on the cable networ

i've got news for governor romney, and congressman ryan, it's never been a good bet to bet against the american people! [ cheering and applause ] >> never! >> one of the most official moments of this night was when form upper congresswoman gabrielle giffords who was wounded delivered the pledge of aleansance >> gary: and to the public for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, liberty and justice for all. [ cheering and applause ] physical >> she received a standing ovation. you'll see in just a moment as we show the crowd, spectators had tears in their eyes when she finished. she continues to help out the democratic former, campaigning for her forme aide who took her seat in congress. you can watch you president obama and vice president obama speak in their entirety in on our website. >>> to the latest developments into the investigation into today's shooting and murder of a california highway patrol officer. kenyon youngstrom was shot along 680. the suspect was shot and killed by another officer. >> reporter: more than 48 hours after a driver fatally shot kenyon youngstr

bad big bet by management. management tossed out. now carl icahn is in there.en two scathing letters. can't wait to see what the next chapter is here. >> you're saying you should have talked about these more. >> yes. this i wish i had been on much more, even going back a year when i was looking at it but not talking about it much because lot of people not interested in the name but i am and i should have. >> who needs sleep? >> the other name that i have not mentioned that i wish i had mentioned is verifone. this stock has been killed because of concerns about companies like square ond othans coming after that. yesterday at a meeting with jpmorgan and analysts, the ceo from somebody i know who was there was out there basically blaming the short sellers. when that's the case, it makes me say, gee, i missed that one. >> you are the most desirous of more air time at cnbc. herb, thank you. >> thank you very much, herb. >>> let's bring in the guy behind what is probably the most bold analyst call of the year. he is gordon johnson and his call was first solar. we're