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majority leader ellen who's here and along with the senator with assemblyman john and, of course, brian kelly our new head of california trance who was working with the senator. as a delegation we put together a bill that i was proud to be able to carry a b-144 that led to this beautiful bridge today. my thought then and annoy is that this bridge brings to my mind little old labor song about braeld and roses. it's a youthful bridge 3 will connect our communities and allows our commerce to continue and everybody it's a gorgeous piece of public art. every time we see it whether driving across it, whoa whether looking at it from the shore our spirits will soar as it does for generations our generation and those who come after us. it's my pleasure to introduce assemblywoman nancy skinner (clapping) >> good afternoon distinguished guests officials, elected and others and my constituents. it is a wonderful day and i'll i'm so thrilled to be here. i want to thank mayor brown and, of course, other senators that - and the other officials who figure out so hard to make that a beautiful world-class stru

. >> brian kelly. >> got to be japan, long the nikkei, short the yen. you didn't have to do much for the year except hold on to it. that i would also stick with in the new year. >> jim levinle that. >> small cap name, winnebago. the rv manager. in this lukewarm economy, most people thought these guys couldn't sell anything. it turns out these guys are profitable when they're losing only 40% of their capacity utilization. now they're starting to make money. it's been a great trade. i think there's more in it, especially after the end of the year dip. >> have you ever taken one out for a spin? >> not as far as you know. >> i would in a minute. >> sounds like there's a story there, jim. >> i would love to have one of those. >> really? >> i'd never buy one but -- >> you drove the weiner mobile, didn't you? >> no, but i did apply for that job in college to drive the weiner mobile. for some reason, they felt like i wasn't qualified. >> you driving? >> i'll drive. >> no, no, no. you'll drive what? >> i'll drive the rv. >> no, not with us in the car. >> let's m

turns out the points guy himself, brian kelly, joins me now. that what kind of status do you have? >> it's funny, i just booked my flight to go to london tomorrow just to secure that platinum status, which i think is the best out there today. >> what does that give you? >> the big thing is eight system wide upgrades that you can use to upgrade my paid fair. you can buy a $900 chip to china in coach and upgrade to business class you. get 81 way trips a year, easily worth $4,000. it's all about doing the math and making sure the perks you get are more valuable than what you're spending to get it. >> lock at it this way. at the end of the day, you still use it to travel, which means you have to get back into the the hassle of going there. unless you have four some business reason to do it or other reason why you're on the road, why keep doing this? >> exactly. that's why i tell people elite status isn't for everyone. it feels warm and fuzzy to feel loved by the airline but there have been huge devaluations lately. the airlines are taking those elite perks and giving them to anyone wit

our traders tonight are tim seymour, brian kelly and guy adami. let's get to our top story. people freaking out about the four days of declines for the s&p and dow, turn that frown upside down. we'll start with a new segment called over/under, like a game. our traders take a look at a few of the names in the green and tell us whether they are overrated or underestimated, and we've got to kick it off here with microsoft. caught our eye because it hit 13-year highs. the software giant completing its largest ever bond sale, some $8 billion worth with more than half sold in euros. we asked tonight overrated or underestimated? guy. >> it's hard to say it's underestimated given it's running 20% over the last couple of months, but i do still think it's underestimated. 13-year highs the last time we saw this was sometime in 2000. a lot of people shot against something, a pc story. more than a pc story. yes, it's a big part of microsoft, but it's not the only part of microsoft, and when europe was slowing down, they actually managed to tread water there, so regardless of what you thi

brian? >> kelly o'donnell, capitol hill in washington. kelly, thanks. >>> also the story in nevada a story that got a lot of attention. the desperate search for a missing family including four children has come to an end. and the news here is good. the family's been found alive and well after surviving since sunday in subzero temperatures. the discovery unfolded this afternoon about 90 miles outside reno. nbc'smy miguel almaguer has our story. >> reporter: in the desolate mountains near love lock nevada, desperate searchers feared they were running out of time. >> the temperatures are quite cold. it was 14 degrees below zero last night. >> reporter: the search for a family of six growing more desperate by the hour. james glanton, his girlfriend, christina mcintee, and four children ages three to ten had been missing since sunday. last seen in the mining town, the family was headed for a day in the snow. the terrain is rugged, remote, and this time of the year -- >> it is subzero temperatures. >> reporter: temperatures can kill. rescue tea

we have to let brian kelly go. 5 p.m. >>> a lot of red arrows. let's get a check on some of the biggest losers today. dominic chu with a look at them. >> here we are, accentuating the negative. how about consumer discretionary stocks taking the brunt of selling. amazon.com slipped 2%. one of the biggest drags on the s&p 500 after a disappointing start to the holiday shopping season. then ford and general motors also losing ground despite better than expected november auto sales. looks like investors are taking profits in those auto stocks. and yum brands a loser on news that plat november china sales were in the headlines. china is its biggest market. investors were disappointed there was no growth in that key market for them. finally, it's krispy kreme doughnuts. it got well creamed, the best way to put it. after giving fiscal 2015 guidance below wall street estimates. that report in earnings broke in yet's "closing bell." that selloff in those shares continues. >> i was just looking. it's amazing, down 20% after

josh brian, brian kelly and steven. let's get to our top story. the late day sell-off, the s&p and nasdaq falling more than 1%. if you read the interweb, brian kelly, it will say because there are worries about taper. >> i think the interweb is wrong on that. if you're really right today discovering, oh, my god they might taper next week and you're selling today you're probably doing the wrong thing. the market has been up tremendously. it got a little scary today let's call it, 1786 on the s&p 500 was my very short-term line in the sand. now looks like we'll have to go down and test 1750 and see what happens from there. but it was indiscriminate today. >> i don't buy what the interweb tells me either in general although i will push back and say now that we have a budget deal isn't it more likely the fed will taper sooner? it's more of a higher probability at this point so -- >> i think everyone has been so wrong on whether or not -- when they're going to taper that it's just to me you have to push it off the desk right now. you have to worry abou

it is expected to pass before congress goes home for the holidays, brian? >> kelly o'donnell, on the hill in washington, thank you. >>> also the story in nevada that got a lot of attention, the desperate search for a missing family, including four children, has come to an end. and the news here is good. the family has been found alive and well after surviving since sunday in sub zero temperatures. the discovery unfolded this afternoon about 90 miles outside reno. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: in the desolate mountains near love lock nevada, desperate searchers feared they were running out of time. >> the temperatures were quite cold, it was 14 below zero last night. >> reporter: the search for a family of six growing more desperate by the hour. james glanton, his girlfriend, christina mcintee, and four children last seen two days ago, the terrain there is rugged and remote. this time of year? >> it is sub zero temperatures. temperatures can kill, rescue teams held onto hope. the family had a cell phone but the area they were in was so remote there was

more pointst 90% tuesday at the conrad maldives for the night. .e have brian kelly on the eve of theworth and what is the point of playing the game? increasinghotels are the points. you mentioned conrad maldives. in general, the loyalty programs are huge moneymaker for the hotels and airlines. in preparation for the ipo hilton devalued, because they need to pay less money to each individual hotel as eugene points. up to 90% increase in points needed, which sounds crazy. >> i know you know everything one needs to know about airline points. some say the hotel points of more valuable. is that the case? starwoodends bidder points are extremely valuable because you can transfer to airlines at a really valuable ratio. you have options for hotels and airlines. points are devaluing but they could still be extremely valuable if you know how to use them. >> what about credit cards? i barred a 40 inch tv on amazon because of the -- i bought a 40 inch tv on amazon because of it. >> it is all about credit hards -- credit card these days. frequent spender programs. at just getting one point for do

. >> brian kelly? >> i'm going to give you the red queen trade.u can do to stay in place. >> you're going to have to drill it. an awful lot of oil in the u.s. just to keep up with the declining well rates. that is the way to go. >> i didn't think that was going to where it got. >> you didn't this so? >> not at all. >> that's what b.k. does. he brings things in that you wouldn't think about. >> tim? >> ccu, chile's large's brewer. this is a trade for 2014 because in 2013 there was a lot of issues around this company making a bad acquisition. they are the dominant beer producer in a market that had a lot of pressures. it's a great long-term pick. i would look at this one. >> jim? >> exelon. that is one ugly chart when it comes up. tax law selling has been going up. look at that. ugly ugly. >> all right. i'm melissa lee. thank you so much for watching. we will see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. a full day of trading and a regular show tomorrow. in the meantime, don't go anywhere. mad money with jim cramer starts right now. ♪ >>> my mission is simple

i'd be a buyer of oil for the rest of 2014. >> brian kelly, thank you for joining us, sir. l stays with me. stick around and catch brian and the rest of the "fast money" crew coming up at 5 p.m. >>> much more on head on this program, on your markets and money on this final day of 2013. up next, more than stocks doubles in percentages, we'll go through the 100% club. coming up, did wall street give main street a good reason to cheer this year? we'll check in with retail investors from around the country next. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >>> welcome back. 2013 is looking to be one for the record books. there's a lot of stocks in particular that had historic runs. s

we've got him and brian kelly. understand why we're even talking about tesla and this fire. it's a wall socket. i could have had a voellkswagenn the car. maybe it got too hot with the plug, but does this have any impact long term? >> i don't think so. it is on the market, but that's why it's a buying opportunity here. the guy plugged in too many christmas lights. he burnt out his wall socket and they're blaming it on tesla. it's crazy. tesla itself, when it's down 6% here, you have to look at the company like a venture capital type of deal. you have a management team that has a history of transformational technology. you're never going to be able to look at a traditional metrics, not at this point in time. but the cars are fantastic cars. they're changing the way that automotive technology is going. and so i think down 6% on a crazy story about a light socket having a problem, it's a great buy. >> do you think that, rich, the charts are also backing up the theory that it's a good buying opportunity? >> well, mandy,

good call, by the way, on brian kelly on "fast money" on october 23rd.>> trade update tonight on pxd. >> if you're watching, b.k. good call. it's ducked in the past 12 months. competing for obama care, the number one most interesting stock in the market, j.c. penney? >> really? why? >> listen, i'm sick of it, too. it's the jacksonville jaguars of stocks, stinks, stinks, stinks, until the past month. >> even though it's leading the s&p, 30% of the shares outstanding are still sold short. so that's why -- and this is a make or break quarter and monday for j.c. penney. herb, i e-mailed you. the full story is on -- i e-mailed you the story, as usual you sent me back a few snarky remarks why i was all wrong about everything. what am i most wrong about? >> first of all, i am so sick of this story of j.c. penney. >> we agree. >> we agree 100% on that one, so let's just move on from j.c. penney. i don't want to hear it again. you know, what more can be set? that's the way i feel. yes, you're right in something you said. that was this december will make or break

me, dan from btig, kate kelly, sharon epperson, and andrew stoltman from stoltman law offices, brian kellykelly, core group of kellys on this christmas eve. i want to open it up to you guys, dan, i know it's hard to talk about the market when we feel like we're in the middle of a concert. >> she's fantastic. >> the movie of the year to see is "20 feet from stardom" the documentary of her life, perseverance, being a backup singer for all those years, that is something to remember going into 2014. keep it going. keep it going. >> exactly. >> investors can learn from that. >> that's right. >> so many people i see brought their children or grandchildren today, sort of in the holiday spirit getting ready to put out cookies for santa. >> that's true. >> i would also know while a lot of people don't know darlene love she's not a household today as she once may have been, this is someone ha is not in the rock and roll hall of fame that a lot of people want in the rock and roll hall of fame. this is not a nobody. >> yeah. >> people were saying the best known unrecognizable name or something to that

so traders are sam seymour, brian kelly and guy adame. let's get straight to our top story. the real market movers came from facebook, humidity packard and irobot all closing higher, which brings us into the top trades. >> deposited from neutral. susquehanna, facebook says it will start inserting video ads in krooek week. >> also remember, they are getting into the s&p 500, s&p 100. you have a lot of people on this friday. it started to remind me a little of the 1999ish where people worry about eyeball, how many can you get? you will put video ads on there. we will add there multiple to it. it's that type of mentality out there. how do you trade this over the next couple of days? you probably don't want to trade it until friday at the close. on monday, if you get any sell-off back to let's call it $50, i think that's the place you enter. >> i think what was interesting is that 1.1 and a billion dollars in annualized revenues by 2015 or. so that's not in the models right now. that's all upside from here. >> what i find interesting. the digital ads and 15 second ads are someth

and cameraman brian kelly continued to roll. >> i could see through the glass. as i was filming, i couldn't tell what he was picking up, but he was bending down to pick what turned out to be part of a chain link fence, and he just wound up like he was throwing a baseball and just launched it at the glass. i actually felt small pieces of glass hit the camera and hit myself and, you know, then the officer showed up and they tried to talk him down, and it was pretty extreme. >> [ bleep ]. five [ bleep ] years. trying to do it the right way! i'm going to show you what i'm made of. -- the transfer -- >> gil -- what's the problem? come on. what's the problem? >> i have a problem. and i don't want one. >> what's going on? >> my mom has four other [ bleep ] to see me. >> you need to keep beating on that glass. you know we can't let you keep doing that. >> take it, i'm ready to go then, i don't care. do [ bleep ] i've been working for right here. i haven't been able to do it from this day forward. they two sides of me, ain't been to see -- [ bleep ] >> up next -- >> so h

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malcolm (clapping) >> thank you secretary kelly or brian. i can't tell you how happy i'm not named brian but there is not a happier person in this room. today is a monumental day a day to look at this tremendous structure that will provide safety black or white from oakland to so far. and this is the world's largest bridge this is a wonderful thing. we're opening this bridge so out last every one of us here and those who built the bridge will be able to tell their grandkids and it will survive the biggest quake. that's why we built this bridge and that's where we're opening it on this weekend for seismic safety. today marks the completion of not only this project but the california trance retrofit program. 24 is the last of 9 bridges 7 of which are in the bay area and they've been respected to accumulate safety. we've yupd more than 34 hundred bridges for safety. cancels i can't understand depend upon their bridges. the old bridge has been part of the life in the area for 7 seven years but it's time for an upgrade. every bridge has a story t

very own jane wells, cnbc contributor jane roth kate kelly and joining us is "fast money" trader brian kellyaction and you're not allowed to use the word fed? >> i'm not? then the fmoc. the action today, it was a nonevent type of day. we had really good rally after pmi numbers. a day of going sideways doesn't bother me too much. i think tomorrow will be a nonevent. if you wake up and say, the fed might taper today, you're not doing your job. money managers have been thinking about this for months. they're fully positioned. thinking about year end, you go a little higher and you look toward 2014. >> kate i see you nodding. >> i think people are excited. taper or no taper, i think this market has legs to it. i've been talking to hedge fund managers about what the new big thing is going to be for 2014. what's the new exciting asset class? sticking with equities? i'm getting equities, equities, equities maybe ipos across sectors. there's a lot of euphoria and the fed is less of a factor. >> i love you said that sharon. >> it's the exact opposite of what i cover in commodities for gold. a lot of

i want to bring in "fast money's" brian kelly.bat, what happened with twitter today? >> you know this is one of those stocks that is just all momentum. $40 seemed to be support for this. everyone -- guy adami talked about it last week where he said, everyone thinks it's going lower so it must be going higher. that's exactly what happened here. i still think it goes higher. >> we closed for people who can't see the chart, it's up 9%. 49.24. high when it went public was just over $50 on that day. was it this just a twitter-specific story or are we seeing halo effect for social media? >> twitter itself -- everyone was expecting it to do a facebook, take a nose dive. i think that's why you're seeing this outpaced move here in twitter. in terms of social media in general, the winners are the ones that allow their users to monetize their experience. so something like a linkedin. people can monetize the use of that. >> facebook up 2%. yelp up almost 1%. >> today specifically the natural resource sector f you look at what's going on in ch

good morning to you, brian, kelly, anna.ho want to purchase health insurance in time to kick in the 1st of january. healthcare.gov had the busiest day. 1 million visits by afternoon. another 200,000 said to have used the telephone call center option. the system, said a spokesperson for the centers for medicare and medicaid services that administers the website is handling a record number of consumers who are completing their enrollments well with a low overall error rate averaging less than .4% and quick response times averaging well less than a second, despite increased traffic. so the final, final, final, final, final deadline for people to purchase health insurance through the federal exchange marketplace, or through one of 14 states offering their own exchanges, the final, final, final deadline, march 1st. >> thanks, james. have a great christmas. >> you, too. >>> let's talk about obamacare, can we? we know repeatedly the president of the united states was saying republicans, why do you keep blocking obamacare, it is her

brian? >> an eventful and different kind of day on capitol hill. kelly o'donnell there for all of it. kelly, thanks. >>> word has arrived from overseas the leader of north korea has executed a family member. kim jong-un had his own uncle killed after making a very public display of removing him from power. back when his father kim jong-il ran north korea, this same uncle was considered very high ranking, perhaps even number two in the country. this execution is one way for this young new leader to show the world, in graphic terms, that he is firmly in charge. our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell here with with us in studio tonight. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. indeed, this official announcement is the clearest evidence of a major shakeup by this brutal regime in north korea. a nuclear power. causing alarm in washington and with north korea's most powerful neighbor, china. kim jong-un, the young, untested leader now eliminating the power behind the throne. executing his own uncle jang sung-taek, the uncle believed to be in charge of trainin

kelly evans? >> brian sullivan, great to see you today. buy in today's sell-off.ing. you can find out why he's predicting a gain of 15% in the market next year. you can also find out how one of the nation's largest pension funds is putting money to work. we'll speak with the chief investment officer chris alman and the ipo could price any time after the close of trade today. the ipo market has been red hot so you'll want to stick around for that. all that and plenty more ahead on "closing bell" in just about 20 minutes. keep it right here. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 there are trading opportunities tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 just waiting to be found. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 bring what inspires you tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 out there... in here. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 out there, tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 there are stocks on the move. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 in here, streetsmart edge has tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 chart pattern recognition tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 which shows you which ones are bullish or bearish. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 now, earn 300 commiss

i'm in for elizabeth rick is in for brian and kelly is in tore steve. >> super bowl with my favoriteing. >> we do have some news headlines we need to get to today. a u.s. government contractor kidnapped by al qaeda militants now releasing a reported message calling out the obama administration for not doing enough to get him released. >> you are now in your second term as president of the united states. and that means that you can take hard decisions without worrying about re-election. >> well, 72-year-old warren weinstein was kidnapped in pakistan in 2011. later that year, al qaeda said weinstein would be freed if the united states released all imprisoned members of al qaeda and the taliban. a major airport security breach at one of the nation's busiest airports. a manager manages to hop a fence and cross two runways going unnoticed by surveillance cameras. he was ultimately caught by united airlines worker when he tried entering the terminal around 4:00 a.m. yesterday and now faces criminal trespassing charges. to make it even more bizarre, he was wearing women's clothing morning a

kelly pickler. ♪ connect 1200 >> what got us to the point where you guys spent all this money to do it yourself? >> brian almost $800 million, $800 million of our own texas tax dollars since 2008. >> we'll put up the funds if the federal government doesn't. but the federal government ought to be doing this not just for the 1,200 miles of the texas border but all 2,000 miles of our southern border. >> lieutenant governor, the word from the administration is the border has never been safer and traffic has never been lower. what is your take? >> in that county they have 130, 150 people, they try and go north. it is a war zone down on the border in many of the counties. >> unfortunately it's got to stop because there's only so much money the state can put out in the state of texas as well as it's doing. >> hopefully the new guy in charge will step up. thank you very much lieutenant governor dewhurst. >>> he thought the military background would be an asset but it cost him his job. >>> a six-year-old suspended for sexual harassment? his crime? he kissed a girl's hand. honestly? ♪ ♪ >>> some quick headlines on

brian and elizabeth are all off and enjoying holiday time. kelly >> i got shoes that clipped into my bike. >> ho ho ho. >> and one of the hottest gadgets this year was tablets. coming n just about 30 minutes from now. >> that's what you are angling. >> a lot of people get tablets for christmas and they literally don't know what to do with them and what alps to get and cloud and photo backup stuff questions i get in our hallways. i will show you. >> i have had mine for three years. i don't know how it to use it you said you can make the font a little bit bigger, grandma? >> show you how to do all of that stay tuned for that coming up. >> some opener stories making headlines this friday morning. new overnight a deadly explosion rocks beirut killing a former senior advisor to prime minister of lebanon and four others. authorities believe the government official of former ambassador to the united states was the target of the blast. at least 70 others were injured. also, overnight. terrifying video of a deadly plane crash in central california where the

brian epstein and the "e" street band. >> all heading to cleveland. >> way to go. >> the television hall of fame also announcing inductees including lieu ya julia dreyfus, david kellynd ruben stoddard. ray price passing away at 87, one of the last living connections to singer hank williams. >>> justin timberlake stopped his concert in louisville over the weekend. why? to allow one of his audience members to propose to his girlfriend. she better have said yes. >> of course. >>> chris brown will be spending a bit more time in rehab. the singer had his probation revoked yesterday. >>> katy perry had a singing mishap. it happened at the nrj music awards in cannes over the weekend. ♪ get ready because i've had enough ♪ >> if you don't mind, we can restart the music. >> i hate when that happens. >> we have our own background track, right? >> i'd like a background track. >> backup singers, maybe? >> the last track, just occasionally. >> we can have them stand right back there. whenever you crack a joke. >> the applause sign would come on. >> your jokes are that good, right? you're watching "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day here on nbc. laugh trac

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