i call it the over the shoulder stealth bull market. the greatest stealth bull market of my 25-year career. and i think what we've seen to date is not a lot of believability from the longer term perspective. we believe many of our institutional portfolio managers around the world are still managing their portfolios on a quarterly base and not even on an annual basis. they're chasing performance. they're not believing in the trend. and i think the best bull markets according to our work through history especially equities, tyler, come from lost decades. clearly in america we had a lost decade to start this new millennium and in the '70s, and in the '30s that spawned the great bull market of the mid-40s and '50s. that's what we have going for us. the believability factor remains very low. from a fundamental perspective we remain bullish. >> so let me just ask you a question as to what you just said, brian. believability. i mean, that is an issue not just for the institutional investors but for the individual investors and they may be thin

>> chaos on [ bleep ] mountain. >> bull crap mountains? you want to see bull crap?fter gruber claimed those initial comments americans are stupid were off the couuff and didn't mean them, this surfaced. >> americans are too stupid -- >> we have more, four more, in fact. want more bull crap? check out nancy pelosi this week. >> i don't know who he is. he didn't have our bill. >> really, he doesn't ring a bell? bull crap, here are your words on your website posted december 1st, 2009. meanwhile, the whole time the white house has been claiming to be the most transparent white house in history. well, that's turned out to be a big old pile of bull crap. fox, no way. me, huh-uh. you want bull crap, it's you, jon stewart, and the liberal mainstream media. you're all purveyors of the bull crap. how about you man up. admit you were gruberred into selling that bmgz care bull crap? in hindsight, we were right and you, i call yours grand bull crap canyon. >>> i indicated to speaker boehner several months ago that if in fact, congress failed to act, i would use all the lawful au

but sitting bull, crazy horse, no, not for sale. you don't sell the ground your ancestors walked on and now their remains lie beneath. not for sale. well, how about if we lease them? we'll give them back when we're done. no, thanks. in frustration, grant hands the problem over to the war department, the architects of a back. -- the architects of a military campaign, to sweep the sioux back. it's going to be designed by two old civil war comrades. if you remember, those two old boys burned down half of the south in the war between the states. they know what total war is and they're going to try to wage it again on the northern plains. they're going to issue an ultimatum to the sioux. it's pretty straightforward. it goes like this. get out of the black hills. get out of the powder river country. get out of the rosebud country and go back to your respective reservations in the dakotas and stay there. and do so by january 31, 1876, because if you don't, you're going to be considered hostile. and the army will come and get you and force

the other warriors inspired by the courage of crazy horse and white bull charge down -- white bull does a bravery run right in front of keel. boom, they don't hit him either. the other warriors inspired by the courage of crazy horse and white bull chaurge charge down the ridge, slam into keel and grind company i into gall whose overrun calhoun hill from the south. company i ceases to exist. the only remnants of the firefight, 45 white tombstones on the other side of the hill. they look like ghosts in a lunch line. one survivor. a horse named comanche. miles keel's horse shot full of holes. leaking blood all over the prairie. they found it down by the river sucking in water, but more is leaking out than it can take in. the horse is put on the boat far west, taken back to ft. abraham lincoln. that horse will live another 16 years. never ridden again. the only time a saddle touches that horse's back is in a funeral with boots pointed backwards. by the way, folks, that horse ate apple pie whenever it wanted. it's resting in a glass case now in lawrence, kansas. calhoun is dead. keel crushed

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waving a red cape in front of a bull. my thought was, yes, that's what you do before you kill the bull. he was almost tipping his hand. he was saying that i'm terrified that you, matador president, will successfully get my caucus members so messed up they'll charge at you. >> i was asking myself, so who is the bull. which bull are you talking about here? look, i think the president doing this, to be honest, and this is not really coming from a partisan place. this is coming from an american place. >> my bs detector just went woop, woop. >> i say that seriously. the leadership between the president both parties on friday presents the president with an opportunity to schmooze those guys in a way to say, look, fellas, you got a bill, the senate's already passed it. i understand speaker boehner in the house you got some members who are a little bit upset about that bill. let's work on that bill. it is that sweet spot. it gets us off of the trajectory of the president doing something that is going to blow up this whole arrange

do you think these are a bull's eye or full of bull? log on to cnbc.com and vote. tell us what you think. we're going individually one at a time. first you have clsa saying intel's guidance is toop optimistic. dr. j? >> full of bull. absolutely misses the mark with this one. intel is indeed hitting on all cylinders. raises the dividend yesterday, judge. they told us they would be at these 40 million tablets. now they confirmed they will be there. so i don't know what this person at clsa is seeing. >> pc disconnect to big to ignore they say. data momentum strong upside potential limited. mobile losses to decline modestly in 2015. they don't argue what the store has been. they argue where it's going. maybe the best is done. >> whenever you follow an a analyst, you have to pay attention, have they been right. i joke with mike at the goldman sachs analyst who's been on a sell in microsoft since the mid 50s a 20 and now it's pushing 50. >> fair point. underperformed -- >> netflix that thinks is stock should be 40. when somebody has been this wrong, just move on. >> the

burden of proof is on the bull.ar just has to point to, it's not worked, come up, overhead resistance as suggested. going to be a hard fight. >> probably while you see unusual options activity because the bulls have to prove their case. if you bet that way and the fact the premiums are not great, that permits you to make the bet without taking the risk that it falls back to the support level. >> they are supposed to be $30 billion in sales over the holiday season. you know what the net income should be? $500 million. there's no profit there. i don't think jeff cares, putting up earnings disappointments, guide lower -- >> the street didn't care. >> not until this year, okay. >> yeah. >> the point is that some point, if they actually decide to pull some of the profitability levers, if they exist, the stock could go much higher, which may be the reason for the long dated call buying we saw. >> i know. there is ef tau here and what they bet on if they bet furbish now. >> cramer chips away at land search, and the wall st

how are the bulls justify that multiple? simple.them, this company is more than just a maker of cool cameras and accessories. they let you capture all kinds of amazing footage. remember that video of the goat surfing? how about the bull surfing? how about the bear surfing? no, it was a pig. go pro was also a social media eco system. with users generating tons of free content. if the company can figure out how to monetize that content. then you can make a fortune. consider that amazon paid $1.1 billion to buy twitch, a service that lets you watch other people play video games. that figure values twitch at $20 per user, if you apply that to go pro's system, it could add another $1.2 billion to the market cap. we know that last quarter, gopro content published on youtube was up 90% year-over-year. views on youtube were up 99% and video minutes watched and gopro's youtube channel increased by 133%. gopro was already a fabulous way to create viral web content. and management noted they introduced several new features to gopro studio in t

i think we're in a secular bull market.tory when you emerged from a range-bound lost decade markets and rolling 10-year rates of return is that you emerge into a new secular bull market and we're about five years into it and they typically last 15 years. liz: sold, i believe him. jeff saut says it's a bull market. you can't be further from that position, mr. sica? >> yeah, i think a lot of people think the way that jeff thinks and i understand that mindset, but one thing i have to say is that if you look where the market has come, based on very, very flimsy fundamentals, economics. there's two reasons why the market is where it is. the first is the fed. the second is these massive amounts of share buybacks. so when you put the two of them together, you obviously have a market that appreciates. i'd be irresponsible to think it wouldn't appreciate, but the fact that it's in appreciation is completely fake, concerns me. liz: yeah, but now it's more real, sica. >> well, i don't think it's more real. i think-- >> you don't think

he's saying, we're the bull. >> yes, they're the bull.y want -- [ all speak at once ] >> and the other one is the poison water. the metaphor is a little bit dank. anyway, thank you both. >>> up next, secret audio tapes of president reagan on the phone in the oval office with world leaders. i love hearing their voices. no one knew we even had these tapes, but we got them now. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> back to "hardball." boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. they just didn't think it could happen. they told the house they would take better care of her... always. announcer: protect what matters. get flood insurance. you've hear the nixon tapes and some ridiculous recordings from the johnson administration. but now, never before heard conversations between former president ronald reagan and several world leaders. the

that's good for stocks like kraft. >> bull or bear?our precinct. >> new wrong, new infrastructure spending, i hope. benefits up 20% in a year. >> gary b., bull or bear. >> bear. >> power of the people, the lovely taylor swift is leaving spotify for not distributing her album. good for google. >> john, bull or bear? >> i like george strait. bear. >> studies are efficient. the new bathroom is the new water cooler. they are on their cell phone eating lunch but they are not washing their hands. >> yuck. neil is next. >>> cokum-bay-ya? i don't think so. 5 million illegals just through washington and while we're at it, american is thrown for a loop. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. the president is clearly doubling down on a series of executive orders reportedly set for next week freezing not only deportation, but if john boehner is right, freezing the hope for cooperation as well. >> we're going to fight the president tooth and nail if he continues down this

josh is the bull. murph is the bear. make the case. >> i'm not a huge fan of buying stocks into the earnings but i really feel that this stock is doing everything right. first of all short interest has dropped by 85% since a year ago. down to only 6 million shares. i think they just absolutely committed bear homicide, every step of the way. this is a company that coca-cola owns a 16% stake in. probably buys more. and in the meantime all you have is better than expected, better than expected. they continue to surprise to the upside. the trend is perfect. stay long. use the stop loss and i keep riding it. >> green mountain has been a great momentum story and like all momentum stories they are great until they break. and the last leg up in the stock has really been pushed by go goldman sachs a fewin ago. they say by 2017, 15% of the households in the united states are going to have a green mountain coffee machine in them. i don't see that. and i'm not going to have one. and i don't see that coming anywhere near to that. so

i'm kelly wright, now back to "bulls & bears." america's most powerful name in news. >>> here we go again. healthcare.gov round two. premiums are spiking and enrollment expectations, well, they are falling. tracey, is this bad news for the economy? >> it's bad news for everyone, brenda. serve getting up this morning, pouring their cup of coffee and potentially going online to enroll. all you're going to find is that the supposed lower price plans are long gone. and if they are still there, the prices have gone up. so you'll be forced into the entire premium plans. in some states premiums are going up as much as 20%. so this is bad news for sentiment. it's bad news for your wallet. and overall, it's just bad news for the economy. >> well, gary b., even if you aren't going to enroll in obamacare, does this hurt the economy? does this hurt you? to, brenda. look, if we take a step back and look what obamacare is, it's basically a shell game. i'm healthy and can afford it. my premiums as we have talked to a number of times in the show

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. >>> next, a gay bull to talk about. i'll start there. they saved the bull's life. this is in ireland. what you are seeing there is a beloved bull we can call it now. benji is the name. benji turns out would not mate. was more interested in the other bulls than in the heifers, if you will. so the farmer there said i don't have any use for this bull. i need him to mate. let me send him on to the slaughterhouse. one person that got involved is a co-creator of "the simpsons." he donated money to save the bull. most end up in the slaughterhouse. end occupy somebody -- end up on somebody's plate, he said, to kill the thing because it's gay is a double tragedy and there you have it. they saved benji. >> that's a signal that this story is no bull. you like that? i was wondering why you were quiet. >> i was teeing it up for you, t.j. >>> this could be the dolphin whisperer. this young lady did a little bit of gymnastics and made the dolphin smile. that's the buzz that people say. all of it taking place with 100,000 views in two to three days. the dolphin whisperer. >> do do

he's saying, we're the bull. >> yes, they're the bull.ant -- [ all speak at once ] >> and the other one is the poison water. the metaphor is a little bit dank. anyway, thank you both. >>> up next, secret audio tapes of president reagan on the phone in the oval office with world leaders. i love hearing their voices. no one knew we even had these tapes, but we got them now. this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ male announcer ] it's a warning. a wake-up call. but it's not happening out there. it's happening in here. [ sirens wailing ] inside of you. even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in your symptoms with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. and then speak with your gastroenterologist. with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. twhat do i do?. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a t

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red bulls win 2-nil. the second leg is at rfk saturday. >>> alex ovechkin in the middle of a six-game goal scoring drought. caps up 3-1 after the first period but all coyotes after that. late in the second, arizona on the power play. shane doan scores on the short side to tie the game. in the third, the game still tied, but coyotes go on to win. caps have lost four in a row. >>> still to come on "game on overtime," ravens-steelers just getting wrapped up. we'll check in on the finale of that, coming >>> welcome back to "game on overtime." this afternoon the snow stopped in time for manning-brady. 7-3 after the first quarter but terrific tom took control. check out this incredible catch. patriots scored the next 24 points. brady gets the w, 43-21 the final. san diego chargers looking for their first win since january 1982 in florida. the miami dolphins marched down the field their first two drives of the game, both resulting in touchdowns. ryan tannehill threw for 288 yards, three touchdowns. miami routes

karen is the bull, dan the bear.care, the clock starts now. >> macy's talk about it all the time, so many things i love about it, but i think they have the best management team in the business. tremendous scale which gives them significant buying power and a stock that has expectations lowered in front of their earnings. we saw them trade down a few times. lastly, always i look at valuation. and this stock is not expensive on an absolute basis and i think we have a chart of relative basis of this stock. it always trades at a discount. and what we're seeing is macy's a trading below the average of itself to the s&p, so it's cheap to itself, it's cheap on an absolute basis. you have a great management team. and i feel like the bar has already been lowered. so i'm long macy's. >> the bar has been lowered because they lowered their guidance for the quarter. so this is a cheap stock trading at 13 times earnings. supposed to groi w 15 times nex year. so why is it trading at such a discount? they have embarked on a long res

but, he only considers pit bulls and rottweilers as "vicious." doing is completely legal. o'hara and her family say they plan to continue to fight for zeus. captain derek herrera was wounded in afghanistan. a bullet leaving him paralyzed. but with the help of a robotic device never before used by an american. on friday he was actually able to stand tall to receive his bronze star. kyung lah has the story. >> what makes marine special operations captain derek herrera a hero is not just his actions on the battlefield. >> we were on the rooftop observing some suspicious activity in the valley to our north. >> it was just after sunrise, june 14, 2012. he was leading a patrol in afghanistan's helmand province. >> then all of a sudden, i felt kind of a pulsing sensation on my back. >> it was an ambush - a bullet from an ak-47, lodged in his spine. >> as i was lying there, i immediately knew, i had some pain, almost electrical stimulation, pulsing through my back. >> everything in your life has changed very suddenly. >> it was. in an instant. an inch on

what do you think a hated bull market, hank? >> so few investors have participated in this bull market. you have had net outflows this year that offset the net inflows from last year. but from a broader perspective, over the past seven years, you've had some $650 billion coming out of equity mutual funds and this 1.3, 4 trillion dollars going into bond funds. anywhere buying a bond fund today is not making a statement of optimism, confidence, exuberance, eye for ya, greed. they're mistaking a statement that we are willing to earn next to nothing so that we don't lose money. and that is not indicative of a -- any kind of greed or any type of market top here. >> what does that tell you about how long you think this bull market has left to run? >> well, look, this could be a -- a very long bull market. we believe the march '09 low was a generational low akin to the august '82 low, which was a generational low. now, i know brian yesterday said we could be in a 20-year bull market. only time will tell. but there is precedence for it

bull. then when you can still lift him over the fence and throw him over the fence, you can throw the bull enough, you can run for congress. that's what they told me. so that's how i got into the congress, i left the cattle business and came here. >> well, you've switched parties during your time here. you've seen the parties change so many times. what's your handicap, let's start with the democrats what do you see when you look at the democratic party? >> well, the democrat party was democrats andrty, liberal democrats. i wasn't really liked any better by the republicans than the democrats, because i voted in my district. i had the sam rayburn district. go up there and do a job and tell them you're doing a good job. i'm not a golfer. i don't hunt. i don't fish. i campaign when i have a day. i go walk a building out or something ifment i've campaigned all my life. i think that's the way i stayed elected ed. >> staying with the democrats, today is it still split between the liberals and the

the bulls were also missing joakim noah, who was sick. jimmy butler and pau gasol picked up the slack against the magic. butler scored a game- high 21 points, while gasol posted a double- double in a career- high 41 minutes. taj gibson also scored 16 points in his return, and the bulls win 98-90. they're back in action in milwaukee tonight. coach quenneville shuffled the lines in order to snap the blackhawks scoring slump in montreal. jonathan toews and patrick kane reunited on the top line and it paid off with goals for both of them. kris versteeg and brad richards for his first shut- out of the year. hawks win five- nothing, but patrick sharp suffered a right knee injury late in the game. he could miss an extended period of time. notre dame remains in tenth in the latest "college football playoff rankings." jose abreu is a finalist for the baseball writer's "rookie of the year, while chris sale is a finalist for the "cy young award." stocks ended mostly lower on election tuesday. the dow up 17 points. nasdaq dropped 15. s-and-p slipped

and when we continue in a sixers bulls near philadelphia.hey need that first win. >> a nail bite they are comes down to the first one. sixers enter night winless no business on the court with the chicago bulls or do they. no noel. jerry maclin in the house. back to the birds in a moment. wroten turns in career night. >> sixers down 11. late in fourth sixers trail by four. both sixers within one. moved to a three point game. down three. johnson time expires. sixers lose 118-1 15, 0-6 worst start in 42 years. >> eagles panthers monday night from the moment chip kelly got here he told us he does not have specific offensive system and he take lorz offense for whichever quarter sbak in there. with nick foles hurt sanchez gets the call he has known him since he saw him ten years ago playing high school football chip was asked did he ever think they could cross paths. >> i had it all mapped up i sat down and said i will have him open my team. the guy next to me said -- don't worry about it it will work. >> chip has jokes. >> temple with 8 point und

will the benign bull market continue next week? bull market is basically on an even keel with the dow dipping 18 points today. s&p edging up 9.2%. nasdaq advancing 1.8%. will it stay this way? i think it could depend on what happens this weekend when the g20 meets in brisbane. this conference represents the first time that the true antagonist the ukraine-russia conflict sit down. and perhaps some sort of path to peace can go down. let's put it another way, though. if you go through my ten-point checklist, the cessation of hostilities in ukraine was on the list. we get any resolution at all from this australian confab and it will set the stage for still one more run to new highs next week. without it, though, we could come in on monday morning with the s&p futures turning down. consider this g20 meeting as less of a photo on and more of a substance session. in other words, sorry, we have to care about it. you can't leave the meeting to sad son. what's on tap after the g20 meeting? this is the week retailers report, so we have to be

this is bulls and bears. from ferguson boycotts to union backed protests. none of it seeming to turn shoppers away. maybe because they know unions are behind this push for higher pay. here we go. the bulls and bears this week. gary b. smith, tracy burns, jonas and john along with david. welcome everybody. john, you say this isn't about the workers numbers, it's the union numbers? >>itis not about the workers. it's unions surviving. it's been reported and discovered a lot of protesters were not walmart employees. they were paid by the union. going after walmart, if you look at the facts, national retail pay is $11.39. the average hourly rate, not counting managers is $8.36. they are going after walmart because the private unions at 36%. they are under 7% right now. unions are dying in the private sector for a good reason. this is about union survival. >> the request from a walmart worker who is happy with her job. >> i can't tell you all, but walmart has been good to me. okay? i came here about a year ago. i started off as a customer service cashier, then a

. >> he was beaut bull, beautiful boy. >> scotty's mother jillian tait and her boyfriend gary fillenh first degree murder the district attorney saying he will ask for the death penalty. >> he was lashed with a metal rod and tied to a chair and beaten. he was tied upside down by his feet and beaten. his head was smashed through a wall. >> reporter: aat caused couple lived with tate's two children and her boyfriend. tracey naiingle worked with three adults at a nearby walmart and she knew something was not rights in the home. >> he's a very angry, scary man. >> tonight's vigil not only mourned sdoty but 41-year-old jesinda miller shot by her boyfriend as she arrived for work monday. he then turned the gun on himself. >> to be part of a community of this i'm proud to be of it. >> pastor dean will provide over miller's funeral tomorrow telling mourners to pray for families of both tragedies and open to those maybe in harms way. >> i think many homes we disguise ourselves because we think we may have problems we all have problems when we need help we should seek it. >> reporter: and gary

there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not to entertain you, but educate you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or, of course, tweet me @jimcramer. so that's why we rallied. that was my reaction to this morning's amazing 3.9% gdp growth number for the third quarter. giving our country the fastest growth -- ♪ -- back-to-back quarterly growth, that we have had in ten years. that's a monumental turn. and while i typically don't care about these numbers, as you know, on a day when the dow inched three points lower, s&p down 3.2% and the nasdaq advanced 0.7%, this gdp number is so encouraging that i actually think it's worth to take a few moments out to discuss it. first, when you've had a run like the one we have had lately, it better be backed by something. this isn't a fed-inspired anymore, sure, these stocks are hanging in, but they are not generating the performance they once did. in fact, they've been left in the dust by the rest

next thing you know, the bull morphed into a bear.hose who had nothing but oils, including yours truly, we were crushed! i had understood first hand from right then the concept of diversificatio diversification. and while it violated the rules, i never intentionally avoided diversification, hence why we play, am i diversified, hence why we play, and i almost lost everything. i learned from my early days at goldman sachs, the core principles of investing, finding solid ideas to build a diversified portfolio to create long-term wealth in a way that suits the customer. and that included, by the way, no margin buying. consider yourself the customer of this show and remember all of my investors who consistently beat the market on their own, in ways they liked, aided by people like me, who would work with them consciencely put their plans into action. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> if you follow my love affair with stocks shows the importance of getting started early in investing. you lived with me with my .22 caliber pistol in th

energy drink maker red bull claims it was part of a flashy stunt to promote the energy drink.fted above the city around 6:30 monday night when calls starting coming up of a possible meteor and similar lights were seen if other cities but red bull says they were only responsible for the chicago event. >> some health news for parents. too much baiting can do your baby more harm than good. researchers say too much soap can lead to dry skin and patches of dry and inflamed skin that starts in childhood. doctors recommend fewer baths and more moistening lotion. two or three baths are enough. >> or just use the water and no soap. >> exactly. >>> dry? sunny? meteorologist mike nicco is on roof. >> just keep the smell, even guys can appreciate the smell of a baby, it is refreshing. >> it should be a cologne. >> temperatures are nearly 80 if you are working outside, speaking of smelling good. the visibility is unlimited as we have dry air over us with low winds blowing through the ocean. they are not fast enough that we have a fire danger. they do down around los angeles and san diego,

what a strange bull market. [laughter] and bonds with low-grade yields, they are prime to perfection. robert walter is head of multisector in invesco. he has just returned from asia. what did you learn in asia? asianearned that investors overall are interested in some of the things the -- some of the same things here, as the fed is driving more and more what is going on in asia. >> i got this question --terday, and your totall and you are totally qualified to answer it. bond market, u.s. sovereign in every thing else, or is it more you -- omore nuanced? under thed market is risk-free asset in the way that soare thinking about things, the treasury market is extremely important to the overall finance. >> this woman was very elderly, she isin stocks, but a saver and she is getting absolutely crushed. >> i looked at your research report from this week -- >> "surveillance" breakthrough exclusive -- really reading the research reports. >> i actually lost count of how may times assess such environment calls for active

. >> i call bull[bleep] to that. is there anybody that does anything competent down in the florida keys? >> with resources stretched thin at multiple locations... >> you want me to order it even though there may or may not be enough money to pay for it? >> don't worry about that. >> u.s. key lime pie company has failed to make a profit on $1.4 million in sales. if i can't get this owner to focus on his core business of pies... if we don't make, we don't sell it--end of discussion. this business will crumble. >> i really don't want to filmed during this. i really don't. >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. 2.5 million people visit key west a year, and you only sell 40,000 pies. i make tough decisions. we're closing the store. we're done. i'm not talking about it anymore. and i back them up with my own cash. >> check that out. >> it's not always pretty... >> tired of this bull[bleep]. >> but this is business. >> we're gonna have a battle on this one. >> i do it to save jobs... i got to get some s

let's take a look. >> red bull's wonder boy can look back with great satisfaction on his team. their partnership worked perfectly, bringing in four world championship titles in a row. >> to look back and realize what we have achieved as a team in the last 4, 3 years -- it's not just a number you can read up in a book. it's the emotions we have, the memories we share. that's something no one can take away from you. >> he announced he was leaving red bull back in october. at the time, it seemed clear that he would switch to for riley, especially in light of comments by the outgoing ferrari chairman, who suggested that fernando alonso was getting old. the spaniard will probably change to mclaren, and the new ferrari boss will focus on reviving his team's fortunes. for artery -- ferrari have not won a race in a year and a half. they're quite some expectations to live up to. >> we're back after a short rate. stay with us. -- we're back after a short break. >> welcome back, everyone. in egypt, a court has acquitted a doctor charged with committing female genital mutilation on a girl

but sitting bull, crazy horse, no, not for sale. you don't sell the ground your ancestors walked on and now their remains lie beneath. not for sale. well, how about if we lease them? we'll give them back when we're done. no, thanks. in frustration, grant hands the problem over to the war department, the architects of a back. -- the architects of a military campaign, to sweep the sioux back. it's going to be designed by two old civil war comrades. if you remember, those two old boys burned down half of the south in the war between the states. they know what total war is and they're going to try to wage it again on the northern plains. they're going to issue an ultimatum to the sioux. it's pretty straightforward. it goes like this. get out of the black hills. get out of the powder river country. get out of the rosebud country and go back to your respective reservations in the dakotas and stay there. and do so by january 31, 1876, because if you don't, you're going to be considered hostile. and the army will come and get you and force

this is "bulls and bears." here they have, we are terry, tracy, jonas and jessica. welcome to everybody. tracy, what is this going to do to jobs? >> brenda, what jobs? we have 2.9 million american that is have been unemployed for at least 27 weeks. these are legal americans. throw in five million illegals that he's issuing worker permits to and where are they going to go? they are fighting for the same pool. once they get social security numbers, our legal americans who have been here, trying to get jobs will be on the unemployment line yet again or longer. the system can't afford this right now. >> john, you are not worried about the labor market? >> no, i'm not. very rarely do i disagree with tracy. i have to wonder, when did americans become such wimps and worry about competition? when you are the vice president of a community bank and see an illegal picking fruit and all of a sudden he gets a work permit and he barely speaks english, if you are worried about him taking your job, you have more to worry about. they had very little, to do with the job market once y

it's the sixers and bulls at >> sixers hosting the bulls looking for their first win of the season.hey were short-handed tonight just nine players. mike dunleavy jr. knocks down two of his 27 points on the night. chicago with an 11-point lead with almost three minutes to go. sixers fight back, though. chris johnson knocks down a triple. brett brown's team trailed by a point in the final seconds of the contest. after the bulls hit two free throws to bow back up by three johnson with a desperation attempt that didn't go. sixers lose another close game 118-115 the final. >>> bus drivers will not need navigation to get the panthers around town. several coaches and players returning to philadelphia after a long careers with the eagles head coach ron riff vare have a defensive coordinator sean mcdermott they were assistants under andy reid and fan favorite jason avant returns with carolina for his first game against his old team. eight seasons in philadelphia for the flight receiver. >> i've been watching them on tv. it will be fun. it will be exciting and it will be good to see some old