it also includes solicitation calls by for-profit fundraisers, the hybrid calls, the survey calls where they pitch it as a political survey or some sort of survey about whatever topic you're interested in and they ended with a sales pitch and even companies with which you have an established business relationship cannot robocall you with a sales message. companies that assist for facilitate those that place illegal calls are also subject to liability. this is the role the we all care about and we are all here about today -- the telemarketing robocall rule. it prohibits initiating a call it delivers a purported message to consumers or a sales call. if it is the type of call that falls under the ftc jurisdiction , the only exception is if they have written permission from the consumer for that specific seller. there are several requirements for what that written permission has to say. it has to be after clear and conspicuous disclosure by the seller and the purpose to authorize the seller to place a record calls, it must show the consumers' willingness to receive calls during pre- recorde

was calling. takes it up is just one more red flag we can use to shut these people down. with each of our clients, we maintain an opt out list so they all have their own we call the client specific do-not-call list. what we can then do is monitor the opt out across the range of clients. we've got 30,000, tens of thousands using our service, therefore we kind of have an idea what the norms are coming and we can watch when we make a broadcast on behalf of a client if they have a higher than normal out lawyer in terms of the number of people would opt out that is a red flag that says look at what the client is doing. why these people are rejecting it and let's get the traffic off of our service. so, that's sort of some highlights of what we are doing among other things to try to keep people off, keep these robocalls off of your cell phone and your home phone. but what i'm talking about, i am just one organization and this is just my viewpoint and what we have done. but we have to remember i think the

can we take this same house same call? same house same call, this item passes on first reading. madam clerk, can you call item 15? >> item 15 is an ordinance amending the san francisco administrative code by adding section 1.60 to require the mayor's office and the planning department to report to the board of supervisors every five years on the implementation of charter section 16.110, the affordable housing trust fund charter amendment. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house same call? this ordinance is passed on first reading. next item. >> item 16 is an ordinance amending the san francisco planning code section 231 to allow for greater size and depth from the corner for limited commercial uses in the residential transit oriented mission (rto-m) district; and making environmental findings and findings of consistency with the general plan and planning code section 101.1. >> same house same call. this ordinance is passed on the first read. item 17. >> item 17 is an ordinance amending the san francisco health code by adding article 11a requiring: 1, the department of pu

it's a one by two call structure. you buy one call and sell two higher strike calls. that's also where your stock gets called away. word to the wise since you were short more calls than you were long, you always do this against stock, which is why this is perfect for those people out there who own the stock already and are looking to recoup some of the money. mike? >> i'm looking at the december 600, 630, one by two call spread as an overlay. i spend $25. sell two of the d-630s against it, collect it at 13 bucks a piece. i collect $2 in the process. if the stock were to sit here and do nothing, i've lost nothing by putting the position on over my long stock position. if it does rally from 600 to 630, i effectively double the profits made on my underlying long here. that's why i'm recovering some additional money. above that, the profits trail off and above the 660 level, at that point essentially i'll be out of my stock position and out of premium i've collected. but that's a nice recovery from here. think about it. how many people who own apple would be unhappy selli

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with that, colleagues, can we take this item same house same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 15 is a resolution determining that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine for a public premises bar license, for 937 geary street will serve the public convenience. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. item 16. >> item 16, resolution determining that the transfer of a type 48 on sale general public liquor license from 22 37 mason street to 22 powell street will serve the public convenience. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 17 is an ordinance amending the general plan by adopting the 2012 community safety element update. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you. this community safety element update required by state law is an important part of our city's general plan. it sets a framework to guide the city's actions in preparing for and responding to and recovering from major disaster. the element establishes policies to protect san francisco from risks associated

now, mike is buying the call that has been pounded on by covered call sellers. relatively it's just about the cheapest call out there. so from that point of view it makes sense. i would look at it differently. if you think the stock's going higher or sideways, i would sell a put spread and just collect some of this money. you know, mike lays out a case for the stock being cheap, and selling put spreads is a great way to take advantage of that. >> all right. let's hit the old stocks versus options button one more time on this particular trade. do you want to buy valero? do you think the refiners are the place to be? 100 shares will set you back around $3,200. mike's call purchase offers a big bet to the upside. it will set you back less than $100. not bad. we will see mr. worth later on in the show. in the meantime, got a question? send us an e-mail. the address is optionsaction@cnbc.com. i love to read them. scott loves to answer them in our one-on-one web action. that's right after the show. so check it out. optionsaction.cnbc.com. you'll find trader blogs and

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same house, same call. without objection. item 11. >> listen item is resolution for the district attorney to expand the grant up to 86,000 allocated from the california compensation victims board for the program july 12012 through june 30, 2013. >> same house, same call. this is adopted. item 12. >> is for the fiscal year consolidated plan goals from the federal government for the community block grant, and the emergency solutions grant and opportunities for persons with aids grant. >> same house, same call. this resolution is adopted. item 13. >> item 13 is for work force and development in grant from the u.s. department of labor pass us through the california employment department for the will disability initiative listed here. >> same house, same call. this resolution is adopted. item 14. >> item 14 resolution for the presiding judge on the super court and the recommendations in the grand jury report where there is smoke and for the implementation of the annual budget. >> same house, same call. this resolution is adopted.

he says, i bet they call me liar, see that, they called me a liar.you're about to lie. they're going to preempt that. here is fox news channel. >> without vitriol without name calling, what is happening to that strategy. >> you have obama foreign policy in total collapse. they're out for political and rhetorical m.o. >> cenk: they're telling the other side, you better not call him a liar. unfortunately, the democrats fall for it all the time. that's why the fox news and the republicans go to the well on that strategy. paul ryan was having an interview, and one reporter was not going for any softball. not even hard balls. just regular questions about gun violence. the. >> does this country have a gun problem. >> this country has a crime problem. >> not a gun problem. >> no, i mean, if you take a look at the gun laws, i don't think even president obama is proposing oh more gun laws. we have to make sure that we enforce our laws. we have lots of laws that are not properly enforced. we have to make sure that we enforce these laws. >> cenk: what are you a

if we didn't get your call tonight give us a shout next week. after the break as many european nations continue to struggle at the hands of austerity based economic policies iceland and ireland are managing to stay afloat and even prosper what do they know that other nations dollars and shouldn't our lawmakers in washington be listening. the war. in. iraq. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are the day. in news around the world the united nations is calling for a new social safety net for the word world's poor un experts warned that most people around the world do not have adequate social protection from things like illness disability unemployment and high food costs so the u.n. is proposing a twenty billion dollars global social safety net to help people living in the world's forty eight poorest nations developing nations are being asked to contribute two thirds to the cost of the social welfare program while rich nations are asked to foot

same hughes, same call. this resolution is adopted [ gavel ] . >> item 120 [#20*-/], authorizing the mayor's office of house doing to accept and expend fy2011 kal home grant to assist first-time homebuyers and heroins. >> same house, same call this resolution is adopted. >> item 21 authorizing the san francisco department of public health to submit an application to continue to receive funding for ryan white act. >> same house, same call. this resolution is adopted [ gavel ] >> item 22, ordinance amending the san francisco administrative code section. >> supervisor chu. >> colleagues i hope you support this legislationings that continues to remove hardships for the small businesses that do business with the city. as many of us have heard, currently our city's law requires that we hold 10% in retention for every single progress payment made on public works contracts and we're withholding a large amount of payment to contractor [ho-z/] are completing work on time and in good condition. what this proposal would

when you're called upon, were you expecting to be called upon? >> ahead the assumption -- i had the assumption that there would call on me. throughout the day, they have -- we have been shuffled back and forth. >> how did you get called upon by the gallup organization? when did you get the phone call? >> it is funny. my son picked up the phone and said that they wanted to talk to somebody under 70 years old >> 80 people got to ask a question. what was the experience like. >> it was very interesting. i have never been in a forum like this. it was very interesting to actually be inside and not be on the outside just watching things go by. >> and you are still undecided even after having the unique chance to pose a question to the president. what will it come -- would lead to a free to make a decision? >> time. -- what will it take for you to make a decision? >> time. >> thank you for being with us. >> he is a police officer, i think he said, and a long day beginning at 8:00 a.m. this .orning here ar here are more comments. and rosemary says back to

again, your calls at 1-866-55-press.y in response to every question, he rambled, he rattled on. he was throwing everything against the wall that he could remember from his debate prep hoping something would stick. i thought he was down right rude. they both got aggressive. the pot certainly wasn't going to let romney run all over him. he basically told the president to shut up and also telling candy crowley to shut up and running roughshod over here. he got away with it with jim lehrer. candy held her own. i thought she did a great job. here are some of the highlights. romney stepped in it a few times. he tried to get away with stuff the way he did in the first debate. obama didn't let him. he said i'm the champion of coal and mr. president, you're going to shut down coal plants. president obama said isn't that interesting. >> governor, when you are governor of massachusetts you stood in front of a coal plant and pointed at it and said this plant kills and took great pride in shutting it down, and now suddenly you're a b

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conference call. we're going to take that conference call live so we can hear the statements from the executives as far as what happened. although, google did, in fact, release a statement earlier blaming it on donnelly. >> and donnelly told us they are in full investigation mode to figure out how it happened. crazy day. >> meanwhile, look at this market. we've got numbers right now. kayla is on it. what can you tell us on google? >> well, maria, we're seeing consolidated revenues of $14.1 billion for the quarter. they're calling it an increase of 45% compared to the same quarter a year ago. gap net income for the third quarter was $2.18 billion compared to $2.73 billion in the third quarter of last year. i think the most interesting part of this release -- of course, we've seen most of these numbers before several hours earlier, but the second paragraph in this release is now included with larry page, the ceo saying, when he a strong quarter, revenue was up 45% year on year and at just 14 years old w

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the time-out was called. time-out has been called. how often do we see this? so the crowd is ecstatic. now they're good to realize a time-out was called. >> cris: take a look. andy reid. wow. that was either right on the money or a little tardy even with the time-out. >> al: yep. i hate that rule. i really do. >> cris: now they're going to go back to 15 seconds. now, when they think about this strategy, will you consider at all trying to throw one -- of course, the eagles will be sitting all over any outbreaking route there. >> al: who's going to throw it, weatherford? you got to get to the 18 for a first down. osi to snap it. tynes gets another shot after he was wide left. and this time tynes' kick is no good. accurate enough but just short. and those extra yards come back to burn the giants. >> cris: they're in field goal range. the only thing to knock them out of field goal range is a penalty. and they did the penalty. >> al: he's a couple of yards shy.3 f2 en el primero y 19 y la pateaba and the eagles are going to go to 3-1. and the three victories by a c

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calling out a dick, jon.le-dick. (laughter) you can't do it. >> that's ri ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous, jon. it's not the kind of values governor romney grew up with as a lost jewish kid in central jersey. >> jon: what? wait! what? >> governor romney learned during his days listening to bruce springsteen in a -- >> jon: what? >> in a haze of pot smoke dreaming of becoming a stand up comedian. >> jon: oh, my god! that's just like my life. i didn't know romney was so relatable! >> jon, you see what he's doing! this isn't a question of romney's biography, this is about hard experience. you've heard the president, he's been everywhere. from pah-kee-stahn, to bra-see-o, to (southern accent) south carolina and of course (southern accent) australia. >> jon: (laughs) that's how australians say australia? >> they do if they're from south carolina, jon, yes. >> jon: pronouncing these different regions like you're a sophomore just back from a semester abroad is pretentious. it's a little dickish. >> jon, this is no t

they looked at the broadcast and called me. i called a couple of people i knew at cbs. one person who i met covering the middle east -- i asked him, should i do a? i called jack chancellor at nbc. i said, jack, should i do it? he said yes. it is a hell of a lot better than nbc. jack was a great guy. if you ask what changed my life, that moment, it certainly was that. >> i have a review of douglas brinkley's book on walter cronkite in sunday's "washington post," september 9, 2012, written by robert macneil. another canadian? >> canadian. >> you are still a canadian? >> i am dual citizenship. >> his first paragraph -- for anybody interested in the evolution of broadcasting, this is a tremendous read. tv journalism's most tremendous phenomenon, walter. do you agree? >> absolutely. walter got very tired of being described as the most trusted man in america. he knew he should not be. i say that with affection. but walter exuded accuracy, decency, fairness, and i think that this resonated out there. here is a guy who really was level with you. he was not holding anything back

conference call with the ceo larry page who hadn't been on the previous conference call last quarter due to some undisclosed health issue, but he's been out and about the past couple of days so he will be on that call. fox business will take it. what about the impact on the rest of the market? google having a huge impact, technology, the biggest gag -- biggest laggard, the s&p technology sector down. they are driving down individual names in search, yahoo! yelp, there's the chinese search engine baidu. all of them down anywhere from 1/2% to 3 1/2%. this was at 12:30 p.m. eastern on the dot when google's earnings release hit the tape and that did shock markets and investors, aside from the fact that they had missed estimates, it is what's going on here, why did this happen? let's get right to the floor show. traders at the new york stock exchange who were trading at that moment are joining us along with cme group, nymex traders. christopher, tell me exactly what you were doing when this hit the tape and what was the reaction? what did you think? >> i was keeping an eye on that as well

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the time-out was called. time-out has been called. how often do we see this? so the crowd is ecstatic. now they're good to realize a time-out was called. >> cris: take a look. andy reid. wow. that was either right on the money or a little tardy even with the time-out. >> al: yep. i hate that rule. i really do. >> cris: now they're going to go back to 15 seconds. now, when they think about this strategy, will you consider at all trying to throw one -- of course, the eagles will be sitting all over any outbreaking route there. >> al: who's going to throw it, weatherford? you got to get to the 18 for a first down. osi to snap it. tynes gets another shot after he was wide left. and this time tynes' kick is no good. accurate enough but just short. and those extra yards come back to burn the giants. >> cris: they're in field goal range. the only thing to knock them out of field goal range is a penalty. and they did the penalty. >> al: he's a couple of yards shy.3 f2 en el primero y 19 y la pateaba and the eagles are going to go to 3-1. and the three victories by a c

which we call real thanksgiving. >> right. we call it american thanksgiving. jimmy: do you really? >> it is very canadian on a monday. let a's pick the day of the wee that is the least amount of fun. you can just start off your week bickering with your family. >> jimmy: do you get the day off on canadian thanksgiving? >> i guess so. yeah, technically you do. really just a meal. it's not like, like here, it's on thursday, people start screwing off from work monday afternoon. right? they just take the week. then the week after is kind of a wash people are still stuffed. and football and all that. in canada, none of that. just, no, no, no, just a joyless, dry turkey. and, it is also, they want to really make that gap wide from thanksgiving to christmas. so you have nothing to look forward to. >> jimmy: right. yeah, that's right. it's early. >> here you have thanksgiving. that kicks off the holidays. so everybody is under the illusion that things are great. they're not. prescription do you look call your folks on canadian thanksgiving? >> you know it has been so l

last year, 911 operators got 100 million of what they call illegitimate calls, accidental 911 calls fromket dialing. that's when you forget to lock your cell phone and you accidentally make a call from your pants. it's a huge problem for emergency responders. they are getting so many unintentional calls that they are having trouble keeping up with the real calls. they put out this psa today to make people more aware of this. >> accidental dialing is overwhelming america's 911 call centers, delaying first responders to real emergencies. this butt is responsible for 800 accidental calls. this one, 3,700 calls. and this monster, 7,400 accidental calls. your fat ass is killing people. hold the phone! this has been a message from your friendly 911 dispatcher. >> jimmy: that's nice. butt dialing. anti-bacterial soap. and one more thing, it's thursday night, it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> and here in the situation room, happening now, mitt romney says president obama is [ ble

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on tuesday robert called about 3-d systems.t that moment, the chart made me think that there was something wrong with the company. i decided i needed to analyze the fundamentals, since then, 3-d popped 5%, still down 16% in the last 30 days. what's going on? this company makes 3-d printers to use to make functional parts and products. they can make parts in their office rather than sending them out to production. i bet 3-d printers will be everywhere in ten years. why is the stock so weak if it's so great? simple. one word. competition. jpmorgan sees a direct threat to the business from form labs which may even take share from 3-d systems whole product line in the future. and they only met expectations, rather than beating them. and that is unacceptable for a high-flying stock that trades 25 times next year's earnings. absolutely cool. doesn't mean you should own the stock. see this quite often on the show. cool product, bad stock. i recommend this one. look, here is what i recommend you do. stay on the sidelines until we get s