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since he got smacked by carl. >> wise words, spoken about carl by carl.r the bear who messed with carl, it's gone to hibernation apparently on "the ridiculist." >> don't mess with carl. our "ridiculist" countdown continues tomorrow. >>> this is "cnn newsroom" live from los angeles. ahead this hour, retaking ramadi. iraqi officials say the city has been liberated seven months after it was overrun by isis. >>> donald trump goes there. with bill clinton about to hit the campaign trail for his wife hillary, trump says the former president's history of marital inif infidelity is fair game. >>> the affluenza teen was on the run with his mom. soon both will be handed over to u.s. marshals. >>> hello,

carl's alibi checked out.aid he was around the time marc was gunned down, meeting his daughter at the bank where she worked. he could not have shot marc. while the investigation continued, marc's parents spent time at the cemetery, finally able to do what they couldn't when their son was still alive. >> we'd talk to him. talk to marc. >> and rainy days were the worst. i didn't like rainy days. >> reporter: what do you mean rainy days? >> i didn't like him getting wet. i knew he was in heaven. but i just didn't like the rain on him. >> reporter: and then? pure luck, really. remember how neighbors reported seeing an african american stranger in the neighborhood? now, someone called the cops with a tip. somebody who matched that description was actually boasting about shooting marc despain. that was a nice, little gift? >> it was. >> reporter: didn't take them long to find the guy. street name, qualow. real name, terrance barker. and he was nervous. >> i can see your heart beating through that shirt right now. i

carl's alibi checked out. surveillance cameras, in fact, caught carl right where he said he was around the time marc was gunned down, meeting his daughter at the bank whererehe worked. he could not have shot marc. continued, marc's parents spent time at the cemetery, finally able to do what they couldn't when their son was still alive. >> we'd talk to him. >> and rainy days were the worst. >> reportete what do you mean rainy days?? >> i didn't like him getting wet. i knew he was in heaven. but i just didn't like the rain on him. pure luck, really. remember how neighbors reported seeing an african american stranger in the neighborhood? now, someone called the cops with a tip. somebody who matched that description was actually boasting about shooting marc despain. that was a nice, little gift? >> it was. >> reporter: didn't take them long to find the guy. street name, qualow. real name, terrance barker. and he was nervous. >> i can s s your heart beating g through that shirt right now. i know you're scared. >> r

all that and more, carl.15. >> let's go to the cme group and get to rick santelli in the santelli exchange. >> hi, carl. you know, this morning we had an ism manufacturing that came out at 48.6. that is the first time we're below 50 since around thanksgiving of 2012. it's the lowest level since june of 2009. boy, 2009 was a wild year. 2008 was a wild year. we have some charts for you. let's look at 20 charts in both manufacturing, like the ism we received today, and then let's look at the bigger part of the economy, the service sector. nonmanufacturing. obviously as you look at the two charts, you can see they look very much the same. the service indicator which we're going to see tomorrow has moved a bit higher. it's moved a bit lower. last time we had this divergence was in 2004. now, how will it turn out this time? i can't tell you. what i can tell you is this. we often talk about comer as a sentinel commodity. if you watch copper, it's in cars, houses. it's important to manufacturing. it will give you a g

cheryl: investor carl -- carl icahn list stock even higher this morning.ot going to be coaching sunday's game for the philadelphia eagles are for next season for that matter. welcome to "fbn:am," you're first in what is looking in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect ahead. jo: wild weather continues across the midwest good winter flooding there in missouri and illinois. some mississippi river towns for the flood into shutting down parts of two interstate threatening hundreds of homes and forcing evacuations. a state of emergency has been declared in missouri. >> i can confirm 13 deaths in the state of missouri since the start of this. i can confirm three more literally driving over here. jo: the flood and is blamed for 18 deaths in missouri and illinois. an emergency declared intent is for volunteers turned out to fill sandbags. in the northeast, taken at first they came at the winter storm dumping snow on parts of new york and northern new england. a sloppy mess in parts of metro boston which saw a snowfall last winter. cheryl: a

carl cannon. [applause] >> and our final panelist is someone i had just gotten to meet over the past two years, krissah thompson. a reporter who is covering michelle obama and has written many detailed stories. she just told us that she finished the story on first gentlemen which is going to be in tomorrow's newspaper. in addition to covering laura bush she has covered laura busha as well as michelle obama so she joinstous bring the journalist modern day perspective, krissah thompson. [applause] >> now, that many of you bring the cell phones and we've got a twitter account set up tonight. as i mentioned the questions are going to be at the one-hour point but if you see interesting topics along the way and you want to send us a tweet, i'm going to send them right here. i will mix in your twitter questions as well. that's for our c-span audience at home. i will be getting them and using them throughout the session. so welcome everybody. we are going to start with the first one which is reality of pu

we're talking about, i think 15 searches. >> yeah. >> of michelle and carl's phones.didn't have 15 search warrants. >> reporter: their arguments about improper search warrants may have had some traction. with the trial looming, the prosecutor was worried. >> we're at the high stakes poker game where it's all or nothing when that judge rules the next day on whether to admit the evidence or not to admit it. >> reporter: the prosecutor agreed to start talking about a plea deal. the defense played it tough, said michelle was only willing to admit she learned about her father's plot after the murder. >> she is admitting to having knowledge of someone being involved and not disclosing that to the police. >> reporter: she would agree to plead guilty to a charge of hindering apprehension said the defense. after some prayer, marc's mother said she could live with that. >> i'm not a gambling person. and you know, it would only -- even if we'd a went to trial, it would've only taken one sympathetic juror to have set her free. >> reporter: in september, more >> reporter: it was m

richard clarida, james sweeney, and carl weinberg.nowhere where global wall street can get that kind of conversation. oil thiskness and -- goldand gold that at 1055 an ounce. stay with us on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: per rhoda is the anti-yellen. there is no forward giants as -- for the -- this hour, richard clarida, james sweeney, and carl weinberg on the pan's actual progress against deflation. oil cannot find a bid. disney awakened spirit robert eiger listens to harrison ford. jar jar is toast. disney -- will they have the courage to go adult? this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from our world headquarters in new york at i'm tom keene. the photo will be like a pre-christmas friday. a lot is going on. francine: he admitted in his own news conference that people might find what he has just announced confusing. they announced a new program for exchange traded fund purchases on extended securities. tom: we will see what commodities does as well. 34.80 on west texas. u.s. and russia are leading an international conference in

one ipe, carl owns 90% of it. not much will happen there. i would love if bill ackman take a stake in that. that would be fantastic tv. i would watch it all day long. and i look at his picks. and i wonder if brett, his son, has to do with apple and netflix and the big winners that tend -- they are tech, they are not in the areas that carl has been very vocal in. so i think it is interesting to look at it that way. >> he is also not as involved in -- biotech had been a winning vehicle for him in years past. he lost a lieutenant in his fund a couple of years back and he was a specialist and sat on the biotech boards he took stake in. and that went away. >> and backed off of that. and you bring up apple and netflix, he got them initially but talking apple up $200 plus a share for a long period of time. netflix he sold way too early. i think he sold when the stock was in the 60s. i could be wrong. but i look at his veems and i know -- investments and i know he has had a short in high yield. and legging into the equities at the lower valuation, i

that is when carl icahn announced he took an 8.65 stake, shares in the company. the second circle is in early october when he actually -- the company and him came to an agreement and they gave him board representation and listened to his recommendations. since then the stock is down 40%. we have a ten-year chart. the stock today made a new inter-day low. this has been a consensus trade. the stock is likely to continue to trade poorly into the new year. but if you want to ride his coattails, maybe he sees something you don't. if there was a slight uptick in demand for copper or gold in the new year, i think the sentiment is so poor you could have a sharp snapback. to me, when i was looking at the stock it was $7.80 u. could do a strategy called a risk reversal. you could look out to february expiration, give yourself a few months here and sell the february six put at about 33 cents. use the proceeds of that to buy the february 10 call for 33 cents. here is the deal. on a mark to market basis as the stock moves toward the lower put strike you have losses, higher ca

yesterday, carl icahn took a 12% stake.o mr.s had been talking icon for several months and were concerned he might have too much leverage with other stakeholders trump company that could the bridgestone didn't that was announced in october. page stone date for pep boys. carl icahn said they would pay for all of the shares. boys said they liked carl icahn's offer better. saw staples and office depot trying desperately to get the combination blessed. they said they will bring suits to try to stop the merger. staples is down 6.5%. i cannot believe i said "merger." we don't use that at a bloomberg, it is always an acquisition. it is never a merger of equals. this would have been staples buying home depot. an important interview on bloomberg radio. tom keene talks with former imf chief economist olivier blanchard about whether the fed will raise interest rates. if they do, what will it mean for the economy? interestou increase rates there are the wrong dynamics. interest rates do not affect spending overnight. it takes about a y

and thank you as well, carl riccadonna. go to break, we are monitoring the breaking news an active shooter in california. i want to get to market -- mark crumpton with an update. mark: multiple people were shot policet a centerpiece of searching for up to three gunmen according to authorities. several law enforcement agencies converged on that scene. about 60 miles from los angeles. reports thatitial as many as 20 people were wounded in the attack. there has been no claim of responsibility. some were seen being wheeled away on gurneys and others their handskly with up. there have been reports in los perhaps a hostage situation had ensued following the shooting. police are searching for an active shooter, perhaps three shooters in california. there are reports of fatalities at this hour. we do not know how many. we will continue to follow this story. market day continues in just a moment. ♪ betty: good afternoon. carl icahn has been calling to break up aig but he may not get his way this time. according to a record -- a repo

since he got smacked by carl. >> wise words, spoken about carl by carl. as for the bear who messed with carl. it's gone to hibernation apparently on "the ridiculist." >> don't mess with carl. our "ridiculist" countdown continues tomorrow. bliernld sided how isis shook the world starts now. [ sirens ] [ bell tolling ] [ gunfire ] >> bodies lying on the floor. >> paris, november 13th. >> horrified screams coming from inside theater. >> each time we meet the face of evil we ask how, why, young men, boys, turned into butchers, maiming and murdering hundreds of innocents. striking at the heart of one of the world's great cities. blowing a plane out of the sky, entire families turn to dust. all of it done with the reach and precision we have not imagined isis capable of. as the world cries out for vengeance, perhaps the most important question is this, how could we not have known? ♪ the answer is, we did. this is the story of what we knew about isis and when we knew it. it is a story that has not been told before, not in its entirety, told by the people who hav

carl: i think that is a long way off.t raising rates now so that they have room to cut later on, if the fed wants to have insurance against future rate cuts, it will keep policy lower for longer, they have told us that any number of times. scarlett: i want to bring up while carl and richard were talking, the 10 year how is it record highs right now. we have seen the two-year approach 1%, if you look at the 10 year, over a one-month, it is more volatile. do that for aan whole year and trace janet yellen's adventures with the bond market and i want to ask you, dovish high, maybe not as dovish -- how could she possibly come out and not be dovish enough? she has to know what she is going to say is going to have a major impact. >> sure, but look at draghi several weeks ago. it was thought to be a slamdunk that he would expand the program. be, whathe issue will does the statement say which is a committee judgment, then what does yellen say in her press conference and how far is she willing to speak for herself? these are all va

>> reporter: so if the abuse story was an obvious lie, why did carl do it? marc's parents were certain he didn't come up with the idea on his own. the real mastermind, they believed, was someone else very close to marc, his wife michelle. >> i cannot see carl taking my son's life without michelle being involved. >> reporter: michelle was far from a loving, doting wife, they said. the woman they knew was pure self-interest, would do anything to get what she wanted. exhibit a -- so what was it that just turned marc against you? >> michelle's manipulation. >> reporter: it was michelle who pushed marc to break away from the family business, they said. michelle who tore the family apart by stoking her own daughter's allegations of abuse, to drive a permanent wedge between marc and his dad, and herself. they could easily see her goading her father into planning a murder. >> michelle is a sociopath. she is absolutely -- cares nothing about anyone or anything but michelle. >> reporter: quite an allegation, if true. and, as it happened, detective brooks was pretty su

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i could barely hear you, carl.ely hear you. >> dhs hthis is his hometown. >> you sound like you could work for npr. we're going to go to eric bolling next. >> carl, i'm curious the last couple days, the last couple weeks, it seems the candidates have aimed their guns at marco rubio. why is that? even more than donald trump and the surging ted cruz. >> well, it's timing. marco rubio's campaign, and he purposely has been student arrius in trying not to get too much attention. he wants to be within striking distance of the lead, he wants to be poised, but frankly do not look for marco rubio to engage particularly aggressively. if attacked, he'll counter-fight, but rubio wants to get his momentum in three weeks. he wants to get it in january, not now. and they're already promoting the idea in the rubio camp that cruz is speaking too soon and witness what happens tomorrow night if he continues to get incoming not only from marco rubio but donald trump. rand paul is taking some shots. center stage will remain donald trum

hey, rick. >> good morning, carl.ou know, it was very interesting to have john claude, former erb president on today and basically what i was trying to probe is the notion of the recalibration we're going through is based on a divergent policy, in part, of our central bank. if you consider that there was a time where all the central bank policies were all in the same lane. now there's a bit of a -- i personally thought recalibrating would be demonstrated. the transmission of how it's doing and the aftermath would be in foreign exchange, and indeed, it's correct. i was wrong about the dollar. even though we had some strength yesterday, if you look at the. >> japan and china have a huge trading relationship. the recalibration of what's going on with the dollar yuan, even though it's given way to a basket of valuations for the yuan currency with other currencies, it's had a long string. close to ten sessions in a row of losing ground on the dollar. how do we put all this together? well, i think the fact that you had a fa

s/john dial/father of carl dial "we will supply him with money for the commissary. we have no plans to bail him out." meanwhile muslims in this bernardino victims, but fear constantly being the target of hate. (nat) reymundo nour/imam mosque "we are grateful that no one was hurt" (nat of aminios funeral) while at funeral homes and churches across the country, friends and family are remembering the victims of the san bernardino attack. like shannon johnson was brought back to his home state of georgia to be laid to rest. honored as a hero who gave his life protecting his co-workers... and isaac amanios who moved to california to escape violence in africa s/lila kelsey/co-worker of isaac amanios "he was so sweet and funny. his smile. he was also so happy." now joining, names on a memorial wall- (nats of bag pipes) of americans killed in terrorist attacks. >> winter is making it's quick return here to siouxland with colder temperatures and even some wintry precipitation. the storm system that moved into the region night is continuing to give us overcast and rainy condi

a more than 30 year tradition, carl writes a new poem for each game he attends, and is looking forward to reading it in front of hawkeye faithful outside lucas oil stadium. even though he won't reveal it, he still gives us a taste of his skills. (carl schwendinger, hawkeye pot) "i think all hawkeye fans have been on a hawkeye high since the season began. you we're gonna take down michigan state." tod wolter will be there too--traveling in style on this decked out bus. no matter how they get there, wolter says the iowa presence will be this is the first time, and this is a magical season, and the hawk fans are going to be raring to "when iowa comes out of that tunnel, you'll hear the hawkeye fans." "iowa is the best team in the world." and here's a look at what the field looks like. the stadium can seat up to 67 thousand people. if you're looking to grab some last minute tickets -- you'll have to pay up. tickets on sites like stub-hub are starting at 125 dollars and go up to seven thousand dollars. you have to go all the way back to 1922 to find the last time iowa had a perfect season.

more headlines on carl icahn's exploits. carl icahn's proposal.be a superior proposal. here is another thing carl icahn is involved in. lng, he is into pep boys, xerox to we can do a whole block just on carl icahn. cutting its, closing down mines, and yet this stock is up. we saw what happened to morgan, only down 2% in the premarket. it was down 6% and down 36% in the past eight days. i should say 10. today will be the 10th day morgan trades down if it opens down this morning. we're talking about anglo american. 85,000 jobs, more than half of its jobs. cutting its dividend. dave and busters, a chucky cheese kind of but way bigger kids, is upace for right now. the forecast. we talked about the economy on the program. this is one place where they are spending money and it has raised its forecast. more people are going to dave and buster's. if you went in times square, you would think it is the hottest restaurant in the city. matt: i do go there and i have never seen you there. stephanie: so do i. matt: the investment outlook available today, we hav

rick. >> thanks, carl.ou want to talk commodities is to show the crb index. the chart i'm showing starts in the summer of 2002 because the neighborhood we're residing in had in terms of price on that index around 175 is virtually the lowest we've been since 2002. as you look at that chart, a couple of things should jump out at you. we peak just under 500 in 2008. then we made a big bottom many months later at 2009. we came nowhere near getting back up to that peak, and, of course, we've taken out that 2009 bottom. why is any of this important? for much of this year my channel, myself, we've done -- tried to do a great job for you viewers and listeners to bring you as much commodity information and the reception into the global economy wasn't a pretty one. we've even got tony the point where you look at oil and you decide how you want to trade stocks, but what i'm about to talk about is mostly a lot of the other commodities, but not necessarily completely not inclusive of what's going on in the energy sector

does carl icahn's plan to break up i -- aig the far enough? an hour to go until the market closes on this tuesday afternoon. stocks are making a pretty solid come back. we thought we would see a meandering market. ramy: markets did shrug off activities. oil also a factor today. looking at the board, the s&p 500 up 8/10 of a percent, 9/10 of a percent. take a look at the s&p year to date. i want you to see where we started and where we are now. we are basically right where we began year to date. we are only 1% off. and you know, betty, we will have four straight years of gains. i'm not sure if you could call that a santa claus rally. green.d be in the area youother mentioned earlier -- oil prices. commodities. -- nymex crudees is hitting a milestone. at a premium to break for the first time since january. you can see exactly -- it was at parity. brent crude was the global benchmark. reason for this is because some analysts say the possible listing of the u.s. export ban may be giving a lift also to the nymex crude while brent continues to see t

carl icahn is not giving up on pep boys.r value in the autumn of his part chain is $1 billion that topped the last week's deal with bridgestone. icahn's latest offers for $18.50 per share involved in an extended dating where for pep boys but the japanese tire maker. shares of pep boys rallied more than 16% taking on recent gains in the companies said icn software is superior to bridgestone switch has until thursday to respond. cheryl: to formal personal bankers accused of stealing $400,000 from inactive bank accounts. that is paid account holders were dead. 27-year-old jonathan france is charged with crimes including conspiracy and second-degree larceny. the band and their conspiracy and their conspirators made 350 atm withdraws from about 15 accounts. all this according to an indictment unsealed this month. a third alleged conspirator rent this month. police are looking for a fourth person in the case. coming up, justin bieber is in hot water. we like him, but he somehow water over the marketing of his new album, purpose. w

good morning, rick. >> good morning, carl. welcome our special guest, jean-claude trichet. thank you for taking the time. >> it's a pleasure. >> listen, we have a bit of a delay, i will give you a precursor here to the conversation. mario draghi ended up walking back part of his statement and press conference last time we saw him. we see that the u.s. central bank has begun the great divergence, breaking ranks with all the easing policies and quantitative easing that has been going on between all the major economies central banks and yesterday, last night, the bank of japan, even though they didn't tweak qe, the result of some things they have done have caused the yen to move higher, the exact opposite that happens when you use bigger qe type policies. my question is simple. the great divergence was supposed to have a strong dollar, but investors seem to now look at the breaki ining of ranks of our fed and questioning the efficacy, durability and the sustainability of programs in europe and japan. your thoughts, sir? >> first

>> dan, police were in the carls junior all evening. this is where the couple was buying food just before they were confronted. sky 7hd was overhead when the police officers converged on the shopping center. officers say it was near carls junior where several men stabbed a man and woman. 9-1-1 dispatchers were told the female victim went to the market soon after the attack and they found her lying on the floor. >> she fell and broke her neck. she is conscious and having difficulty breathing. she is 16 to 18 years old. >> they cordoned off the street. the male victim came to get help. he works at the auto parts nearby. >> we weren't sure what was going on. the ambulance and police came in . >> the couple was sent to the hospital with critical injuries. as for the group of men, police are looking for them. the insurance department is believed to be gang relate -- the incident is believed to be gang-related. >>> more developing news in union city where police are investigating a deadly shooting. this happened just before 8:00 tonight near

>> dan, police were in the carls junior all evening. this is where the couple was buying food just before they were confronted. sky 7hd was overhead when the police officers converged on the shopping center. officers say it was near carls junior where several men stabbed a man and woman. 9-1-1 dispatchers were told the female victim went to the market soon after the attack and they found her lying on the floor. >> she fell and broke her neck. she is conscious and having difficulty breathing. she is 16 to 18 years old. >> they cordoned off the street. the male victim came to get help. he works at the auto parts nearby. >> we weren't sure what was going on. the ambulance and police came in . >> the couple was sent to the hospital with critical injuries. as for the group of men, police are looking for them. the insurance department is believed to be gang relate -- the incident is believed to be gang-related. >>> more developing news in union city where police are investigating a deadly shooting. this happened just before 8:00 tonight near

>> here's what we have to remember, carl.hatever the policy proposals are up front, there's -- this is all going to happen behind the scenes in terms of negotiations. the tech companies and social media sites, they're already trying to police. they do believe it's a slippery slope with free speech, but there's going to be a middle ground of where government and companies are going to work together, but it's not going to be in the headlines. it's not going to be in the bills. it's going to be in sort of the back room negotiations. >> it could be monitoring people's accounts in real-time and alerting government officials to certain things. there are all kinds of ways that that could be used similar to concerns after the patriot act had been on the books for a while. how much are people in tech talking about the longer term implications of policy that is are created in moments of -- >> no doubt this is a big determine for facebook, for google. they see a real reputational risk in things like the snowden incidents and the continu

and the worst case scenario, it is not how carl characterized it. the worst case is that it is death by a million cuts. >> i'm going to quote you back to you. about half of the junk bonds out there yield around 4.5%, which is not that much. the other half yield over 10%, why the huge divergence? >> a lot of people have been saying this is just a commodity story. and the commodity sector is unloved right now. and they believe the high yield general should be okay. the rest of the market is doing okay. i'm more cautious because of that. i take issue with that. leverage and noncommodity high yield is the highest it has ever been. corporate america as a whole, on the consumer balance sheet is fairly healthy, high yield company balance sheets are not that healthy even outside of commodities. >> since we talked mainly about stocks here, the one linkage that i have seen, and i'm curious if you have seen, is that high yield investors are using the s&p 500 etf to hedge these portfolios. so when you see high yield go down it has the potential to bring the s&p

carl? >> all right. very much. >>> when we come back, former fed governor, randy kroszer on the rate decision. watch our coverage of the fed decision on rates at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. followed by fed chair yellen's news conference. dow is up 152. >>> sallie krawcheck was cfo of city the last time the fed hiked rates. she runs a digital investing platform. stick around to hear what they has to say about the decision today. steve liesman is in washington as we count down to that fed decision on rates. steve? >> carl, when we come back, we'll give you an exclusive guide to reading the fed on this historic day. is it a hawkish hike, a dovish hike or a neutral hike? announcer: through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. >>> sallie krawcheck, predicting on linkedin that 2016 will be the year of the female entrepreneurs

people stabbed a at carl's jr.n east san jose, a stabbing victim is a female, we do not know her condition. this happened at the carl's jr. at white and quinby. reid's hillview airport and raging waters. again, we don't know exactly how many people were stabbed, but at least one female, we don't know her condition. our damian broke the story on twitter. you can see from the nbc helicopter that area at there is going to be closed. police cars on the scene. traffic is being diverted right now. we have learned this case may also be gang-related. we have a crew on the way, again, this is the carl's jr. at white and quinby near the airport. we have a crew on the way. and we'll have a full report tonight on nbc bay area news at 11:00. >> thanks for joining us, and we'll see you again later tonight, good night. >>> a "glee" star under arrest. >> the lapd raids mark salling's home. what they found, now on "extra." ♪ "extra," "extra"! >>> you know him as puck from "glee." >> don't stutter, it's not n-n-n-nice. >> today, the

. >>> now to a developing story in the south bay, two people stabbed at a carl's jr. restaurant at white and quimby roads. cheryl hurd is live with more on what led to the attack tonight. cheryl? >> reporter: as far as we know, police have no suspects but we do know that the stabbings happened right here in front of this carl's jr. restaurant and one of the victims ran right over here to this gas station looking for help. >> pull up over there and the guy comes up bleeding. >> reporter: a witness to a stabbing in front of the carl's jr. restaurant on the east side just after 6:00. >> i went outside and he was on the ground. on the ground like he was, like, asking for help. >> reporter: when police arrived they quickly discovered they were dealing with two stabbings, a man and woman. >> the cops came and took them. and people running around going through cars. >> reporter: it appears that the victims were attacked by several men who got away in a car. investigators are look for them. >> it's scary. it's how things are going lately. it's been getting crazy lately. >> re

meanwhile, carl schwendinger,,known as the hawkeye poet, has just finished his poem for the ahead of time." a more than 30 year tradition, carl writes a new poem for eachgame he attends, and is looking forward to reaeaing it in front of hawkeye faithful outside lucas oil stadium. even though he won't reveal it, he still gives us a taste of his skills. (carl schwendingr, hawkeye poet) "i think all hawkeye fans have been on a hawkeye high we're gonna tte down michigan state." tod wolter will be there too--traveling in style on this decked out bus. no matter how they get there, wooter says the iowa presence will be felt. (tod wolter, hawkeye fan) "they're gonna be nuts. cause hawk fans are going to be raring to go." others agree. "when iowa comes out of that tunnel, you'll hear the hawkeye fans." east lansing, where michigan state is located, is only about four hours away from indianapolis. but the overwhelming majority of hawkeye fans seem to think they'll be way more rowdy, giving iowa the home field advantage. we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad ha

war withf a bidding carl icahn. pep boys had accepted an offer from bridgestone, rising 93% so far this year. carl oregon said he would raise his bid further. -- carl icons said he would race is bit further. singapore shares down 3.4% after the company was cut to junk. moody's lowered its rating because of concerns about liquidity. noble suffers from low profitability from its core businesses. 60% this yearllen amid criticism about accounting practices. noble has been hit by the route in commodity prices. tensions rising between china and japan after beijing sent an armed frigate into waters claimed by both countries. three ships now operated by the coast guard inside the east china sea exclusion zone. any potential confrontation threatens to escalate as the u.s. is treaty-bound to come to japan's defense in the event of an armed attack. let's leave you with a quick check of the markets. we are extending the gains we saw yesterday as we saw gains overnight in wall street as well. the nikkei 225 down half a percent -

carl: the u.s., u.k., and india. rishaad: what about europe?re of shipping to, but the lesson we learned is that we need to go deeper into the market. , instead ofkets extending into more countries we want to make significant impact into key countries like the three dimension. rishaad: thank you so much for joining us. business, on trending getting social media reaction to president obama's televised address on mass shootings in california. ♪ rishaad: present barack obama was speaking at the top of the hour to american people. we will check social media. towe are looking at reaction the address from the oval office, this is only the third time the president has done this during his presidency. conservatives have come on the attack that is a highly charged environment with icky panties and test campaign season on. david limbaugh saying that just wanting more forces against isis is not enough. he says that he is still willfully blind to the threat. and while the president is compelled to say that muslims are our friends, since 9/11 we are angry.

. >> and sarah sonic and her uncle carl. >> producer megan mcdonald with her family. >> new babies and producer jeff field with daughters and wife. >> mom, joann, brothers dan and jim and rose, of course. >>> and my favorite field producer, samantha hoenig with her mom, dad and sister aj. and this is my husband and my grandma. we decorated the tree. did all that. if you're watching grandma, love you. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >>> we have to talk a little bit of weather. bottom line is worry sitting outside right now in new york city, midtown manhattan, not wearing a coat.

good morning, mary. >> hey there, carl. know, amazon prime now customers in 20 cities will be able to get those last minute gifts delivered to them by 11:59 p.m. on christmas eve. amazon prime now, of course, is an app-based service for amazon prime customers that offers free two-hour delivery and for the very, very last minute shoppers, it offers one-hour delivery for $7.99. introduced last year, prime now is the most popular sellers typically are household basics, bottled water, and in portland, oregon, an organic spinach. amazon prime now is worldwide director stephanie landry says demand changes. >> heading up to the holiday times, we've seen a shift with people buying more holiday stuff, so toys, lots of board games, consumer electronics, more things for the holidays lately. >> this 40,000 square foot facility in manhattan serves prime now clients at new york city and parts of brooklyn. it operates in much the same way a typical amazon warehouse does. say for the faster turnover to keep pace with customer demands, and

get the santelli exchange with rick. >> hey, rick. >> hi, carl.ou know, i really enjoy steve -- or phil "four on four" lebeau when he talks about the run rate on autos that he talked about yesterday. it really is quite amazing. in the morning what did we learn? we learned that we had the weakest level of employment as defined by the ism since late 2009. first time under 50 since november of 2012. reconciling those. well, i'm going to leave some of that to you, but i'm going to give you some important bullet points to consider while you ponder those divergent thoughts on each side of the manufacturing aisle. first of all, before i get to my board, look at the 20-year chart that we're showing on the screen right now. that's the annualized run rate going back to 1995. okay? now we're going to come to my white board and basically this is the same chart. listen, it's pretty easy. if this was a chart of a commodity or interest rate as a technician, a couple of things really jump out at you. we call it crossing the canyon. happened in the stock market in

dom. >> it is, carl, a short call.e want to call your attention on what's happening with shares of mobile eye. this is the israeli-based company around -- >> we want to point out here that citron research has written about and focused on mobile eye multiple times in the past with regard to short call here. again, mobile eye shares, john, just calling your attention to the fact that they're now down about 6% on relatively heavy volume. this after a call from short selling research firm citron that they believe. >> we'll keep you posted on more as we know more on our side, john. back to you. >> thanks, dom. >>> the clock struck midnight, and embargoes for reviews were lifted. rotten tomatoes meter has already racked up a 97% frustrating by reviewers. keep in mind 94% was the high mark for star wars and empire strikes back as anticipation builds for the movie's nationwide release this weekend. joining us now is justin chang, cheech film critic with variety who was at the los angeles premier on monday night. >> because thi

rick santelli and the santelli exchange. >> hi, carl.isten, for quite a number of years i have not been a believer in the current medicine that's been dished out by central bankers to remedy what they see are the problems with regard to local and global economies, but i do see a silver lining, so let's start at the beginning, and the best way to start is one of my sources e-mailed me something today that i would like to read for you, the viewers and listeners, because i found it so fascinating and spot on. i still find it amazing that despite the extraordinary period of low growth and prices in japan that we all observe for years fast forward now the u.s., europe, and china and the parallel time frame of ultra rates that pretty much no one seems to want to consider that the latter is a causative finish nonnon. that's wordy, but what he is saying is accurate. we all notice japan's lost decade and lost decade and a half and lost two decades. now pretty much the whole globe is in somewhat the same boat. they're not getting enough pricing pr

another loss for carl icahn. he is a long-term investor.ot of times he looks better in the end than the middle. brendan: here is your challenge. i want a -- pun. yahoo! has scrapped its selloff of an alibaba spin off. yahoo!'s shares are up on the news. the spinoff, assets and liabilities -- they will be transferred to a newly formed company. mercer mayer addressed the situation on a call this morning. large portion of the market capitalization driven by the alibaba stake, greater transparency to ensure that yahoo!'s business operations are accurately valued. especially as we continue to improve the product and operations. brendan: joining us to break this down is neil doshi. and also cory johnson. the editor at large. you just suffered through the call. what wisdom do you bring? ry: the clearest comment on the call was when ken goldman said this is a near image of what we propose before. spinning off yahoo!, we are spinning off everything else. andaba shares will trade they will have a new company ee?led yip brendan: i love that. it is a m

. >> reporter: and so as we sit at carl amesbury's new hampshire he shares his amesbury. >> he was humble he didn't draw attention to himself. he would probably hate this right now to be honest. >> reporter: but when you die a hero at 21 years old, you deserve the limelight, which is why mr. amesbury stepped out of it tonight asking that we don't show his face so the focus can

carl: they have! we've had over 98,000 registered in this area. some 78-million dollars has gone out to the area back to the homeowners to get ththr home and property back up to speed. but the key is to get the registration. we'll follow up with the paper work later on. you can start the application process online at disaster assistance dot gov. or by calling fema's hotline at 1-800-621- fema. the flood watch remains in effect through thursday morning with several strong storms and the possibility of flash flooding throughout the midlands. on thursday the rain chance falls to 50% during the day and then down to 30% that night. high: 70 new year's day will be mostly cloudy with only a slight chance of showers and a touch cooler temperatures. high:60. the first weekend in january will be dry and break 2 days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco?

rick. >> well, good morning, carl.ou know, there's a lot of talk as many in the traders i deal with and sources are trying to get ready for what the fed will do next week. i call it the great recalibration. no matter how it turns out, though, the one issue that keeps coming up is collateral, and collateral in the form of things like high quality collateral. treasuries, boons. there is a shortage of high walt collateral. there isn't really a shortage of the paper itself. there's not really a shortage of t-bills or boons. it's a lot like diamonds. anybody who has really studied diamonds, are they really a rare stone? the russians have caverns filled with them, debeers, they have human unkus inventories, but they're still very expensive and considered rare. why? because what's in the caves, the caverns and warehouses isn't what you get to buy? they trickle some out, and that trickle out amount keeps everything priced at a certain level. it's a lot like what's happened to high quality collateral. the biggest owner of treas

carl cameron is going to give us a live report. apple, folks, is part of what you see the weakness that the dow is showing as at least two analysts say we're cutting apple's price target right before christmas? really? we're less than an hour before the closing bell, so let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: the big short, the movie is not out yet, but the markets are showing their shorts. among them, it is a rotten day for apple. right now with the russell and the dow down though, the markets are actually looking pretty good, showing some positive moves, but apple is down a percent. it is one of the biggest drags on the s&p 500. what's going on? well, morgan stanley cutting its price target on the stock after projecting smartphone sales will fall 6%. barclays is cutting its price target on apple too just 11 days before christmas. so mean. u.s. dollar, here's another part of the big short, it's actually lower against the euro and lower against, of all things, the the canadian dollar which has been unbelievably weak. we've got oil se