he had carter's address.hours of saturday morning, he drove over there and what do you know? >> i saw a black infiniti backed in, right in front of their apartment. >> reporter: but he didn't knock on her door. >> i was going to go ahead and basically sit here and watch the vehicle to see if it moved. >> reporter: for more than four hours, he sat in his car, cold but patient. then about 8:00 a.m. saturday morning, he saw the lights of the infiniti flash as if someone was unlocking it remotely. >> i see the male enter the driver's seat of the vehicle. i then see a female enter the passenger side of the black infiniti. >> reporter: they drove off. the detective followed. and after a few minutes the infiniti pulled into, of all places, the hulen mall. there they are. they're going back to the place where ashlea worked, where the american eagle was. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: but what would they be doing there? >> well, that was the -- that was the million dollar question. >> reporter: coming up -- >> i ask him, "

carter is at the plasma to break it down. carter. >> all right so this has been one of the areas that has been a hope trade. as they say, when you are hoping, p it is hopeless it is not a thesis it is nothing. in fact, these lines, these charts will prove that this line here is the presidential election. what you see is this big bump up in industrials, and here is the relative performance that's the so-called trump bump. it happened in financials and industrials. what we know is actually that was the peak in the performance, so that actually all of this has been a negative alpha proposition, meaning other choices one could have made were better so the issue is not only are we, well, at five-year relative lows, on an absolute basis we are back to a difficult level. so let's move forward and take look at what we've got here. so here's the same chart, and each time on an absolute basis holding aside how bad the reality is, we have gotten back to this line, we have failed i can put in the arrows and you will see it. but basically

(carter) well, a hotel or what?ere in the morning. you'll have to send somebody to baltimore for them. (carter) well, what? (book) i got it. this is my sister, elaine. this is mrs. lapp and samuel. -hi. -where do you want 'em, elaine? the back bedroom, the blue room? oh, yeah, sure, the blue room. can i help you with something? (rachel) uh, no, no. (book) right back there, sam. (elaine) how could you do this to me tonight? (book) it's important. (elaine) st keep going straight through. there's a folding cot for your son. oh, he turned on the light, good. i told you i had company! -where's jason and billy? -upstairs asleep. (book)you got a man in the house and the kids are upstairs? (elaine) that's none of your business. you should keep your holier-than-thou mouth shut. anyway, they like fred. fred? now we got a fred. (elaine) who are these orphans, anyway? (book) they're amish. (door closes) (elaine) everything okay? (rachel) yes, thank you. john says you're amish. (rachel) yes. oh. (samuel) do we have to stay here?

that chart there i'll let carter speak to it. it's an eh sort of thing i'm guessing that he's doing that right now but i think you have the setup where as you get into october, and this company is going to report at the end of october, you have the potential to see a breakout if they put up another beat in rates. i don't want to just be buying calls. the vix is down to 14% here. i can just buy calls here and there or whatever. i want to get the direction right but get it right the right way. i think this sets up as a good candidate for a call calendar where i want to sell some shorter dated out of the money calls and take in the premium and help finance longer dated calls that are going to catch that earnings event that will be the catalyst for a move back up to the prior highs near $1300. when the stock was at $1235 today you could buy the october, november 1300 call calendar paying $15 for that, selling one of the october 1300 calls at 6 bucks. buying one of the november calls for 21 that cost you $15. that is just a little mor

i love carter's setup. the way mike's doing it, the only way to do it, you just have to pick a spot and he's picking 115 to the downside. he said he likes to get usually a quarter of a width of a spread, a directional put spread, a vertical like that, and you're not getting it. there's a lot of uncertainty and you're not getting it. the fundamental seems it's rolling over a bit, especially with the dollar making two-year highs today. if you look at mike's trade, i like the risk/reward he is risking one to make three. >> obviously it's a small sub industry group with five stocks, but you could look at them you could look up host you could look up hyatt. none acts well it is highly discretionary it is the most discretionary thing there is, not to mention this, trip doesn't act well, bookings doesn't act well, the online sites for travel. so many things, cross-currency, not a good place to be >> yes all right. >>> let's move on to tech. if you caught last night's "fast money," you will know dan brought along w

but carter wirth is about to bring the situation back down to earth. and we'll show you how to take the portfolio higher at the same time then -- >> i'm with the government. >> that's all google keeps hearing every time there is a knock at the door. but the stock has held up. dan nathan pairs that with some other high points to work on to play plus -- >> the fedex guy. >> tonight, that's mike khouw. he delivers a way to box up the shipper ahead of earnings next week it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >>> and welcome everybody. let's get the show on the road the countdown to the fed decision next week there is the countdown, 4 days 20 hours, 28 minutes and 30 seconds. investors want to see if they cut interest rates the second time this year as ongoing trade tensions and concerns about economic slowdowns stoke fears of a potential recession this as bond yields see a bit of a boost this past week with the 10-year touch the highest level since july but the chart master carter wroth says there could be a rate route on the hor

it was a story of robert king carter. king carter, his nickname of king, perhaps, suggests was one of the most powerful and the wealthiest planters in colonial virginia. king carter represents the development of the virginia colony from what was first a fledgling outpost of the british empire to what became over the course of the colonial period a gem in the crown of british empire. became one of the most politically and economically powerful economies in the british empire. that evolution transpired through two interrelated developments. the development of tobacco cultivation. it became a primary cash crop of virginia and, also, the development of slavery. tobacco is a labor intensive crop. it required a lot of laborers, planters. initially in colonial virginia in the 17th century were using white endentured servants. over the course that have century, they realized it was more profitable to them to use enslave the black laborers and that is how we had the development of slavery in virginia. it was a system that eventual

. >> carter werth finds a way to catch up on the home builder stocks. >> chant as much as you want the dan nathan warns the semis aren't coming back. >> costco run, huh. >> yes and mike khouw says it's over he scripts out the next plot twist. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >> let's get right to it, it's been a sturdy here with the xhp etf tracking the group outperforming the broader markets. look at some of the names leading the space. dr horton. lennar all surging double digits and less than 5% from fresh 52-woke highs. the chart master says one name is building up for an even big are break out. carter head over to the plasma and break it down. >> sure looking at whirlpool not a home builder but related nonetheless. and whirlpool has been a laggard i think that's the opportunity here the five-year chart two lines you can see the divergence lennar, pulte and other names. orange whirlpool basically what you are talking about is no progress for the better part of five years. literally -- not no progress -- bad versus this. now watch. here is the c

carter wirth gets into the nuts and bolts of it. then -- >> pick up the phone and start dialing. >> yep, it's icell phone e phone season if you think apple has another hint in his pockets and worries in theyear rear view, nathan has a strategy dialed in. >>> and lululemon's stock was off and earning. >> be prepared son we have a more balanced way to repositioning. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >> let's get right to it check out the industrials cranking higher after a slump. now up 7% from the august lows and less than 4% away from all time highs this aside trade fears more than half of the sectors in trading territory or worse, chart master says the sector may be gearing up for a breakdown, carter >> all right this has been one of the areas that has been hope trade as they say within are you hoping, it's hopeless, it's not a thesis, it's nothing in fact, these lines, these dharts will prove that -- owe charts will would have that, this line here is the presidential election, what you see is this b

you may get the rejection if there's a miss and a guide down. >> carter?> you have a common level mid-april, it hits 80. mid-july, it hits 90 the stock exhibiting poor action it should be at that level and toying with a lot of tension if the earns are going to be good the market is saying, what's coming is not going to be good i think it fails here and has a dramatic sell-off. >> the last earning season, people thought it wasn't going to be goo and it was fine. >> in many respects, that was better than people anticipated when you have stocks that are close to their peak valuations, you have to say to yourself, what would they have to say that would get a pronounced move higher >> no slowdown in china. at least need the growth stha comes in no trouble from any other corner here's the thing i would say about this calendar spread if it's here after earnings, this could be worth 2 bucks. four-times or five-times what you're risking what you're risking is a small fraction of the current stock price. to dan's point, if you thought this was going to fall out of b

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we also have an extraordinary document, the 1743 inventory of robert king carter's estate. it was taken a year after he died. it inventories all his vast holdings, which included more than 40 plantations and more than enslaved individuals. pages, youead the --l see how the knee grows harvested right along furnishings, tools, cattle, and other assets. this underscores the fact that enslaved people were treated like assets. legally they were considered anderty and counted as such inventories such as this one of robert king carter's estate. in 1733.made dinah dooint harry and not appear in this inventory, would suggest they had either died or had been sold off to a different master. unfortunately we don't know their ultimate fate. we are now in the second chronological section of the determined exhibition. this area explores the roughly d between theperio american revolution and the civil war. the first of which establish the united states as an independent nation. the second of which almost tore the nation apart but ultimately ended 246 years of slavery in the united states.

[applause] office ervin sent carter. -- officer vincent carter. [applause] officer ryan nabell.applause] officer david benlinger. [applause] >> medal of valor recipients, please take your seats and the certificate of commendation resipents, please join the resident on stage. the certificate of commendation is presented to the following individuals for acting selflessly and fearlessly to save hundreds from a hateful gunman who opened fire at a wal-mart in el paso, texas, on august 3, 2019. each of these courageous civilians could have escaped the safety during the massacre but they instead put their own lives in jeopardy ethiopia their neighbors find refuge and access desperately needed medical attention. r. robert evans. [applause] mr. gilbert cerna. [applause] miss marcela luna. [applause] miss angelica silva. [applause] accepting on behalf of her son, chris grant, miss mini grant. [applause] would the medal of valor recipients please join the president on stage for one last group photo. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats as the president

announcer: next president of the united states, jimmy carter!eering] >> roosevelt, harry truman -- marino: when you go out to the president, even the challenger of the opposing party, are really trying to verify what impact the man has. not the way he looks on television -- his attitude, his face is quite different from the behavior that you're used to when you're questioning in a press conference. something else is visible that is not ordinarily associated with the man because you see what the man is like in different circumstances. perhaps under threat. and then you see what the reaction of real people is to the leaders and to the possible leaders of the country. [band music "happy days are here again"] marino: you're running for president, room 104. how many students in room 104? 32. are you a democrat or a republican? you have to make up your mind, don't you? anybody who can write a story about american society without touching reality, without talking to people, without getting a personal feel for it, i think runs the risk of writing someth

sergeant knight, rolfes, campbell, vincent carter, ryan nabel and david denlinger.of your professionalism, and rock solid nerves of steel. on behalf of our entire nation, we thank you for your remarkable and heroic actions in the line of duty. and we just want to thank you so much. what a great job you've done. thank you very much. [ applause ] today we are also honoring five americans who risked their lives to save others during the brutal attack at the walmart in el paso, texas. walmart store manager robert evans was outside the store entrance when he heard the gunman fire his first shot. robert instantly alerted employees of the active shooter. he saw the killer go towards the store so he raced inside and rushed customers to the nearest emergency exits helping hundreds escape to safety. incredible. robert, he exemplify noble leadership and selfless service. great job, robert. >> thank you, robert. walmart employee gilbert serna heard robert's alert over the radio and immediately, without hesitation, guided dozens of shoppers to refuge through a rear exit. boostin

mother mabel of the carter family.women populate every decade and every episode of our series. now you have a complaint that the great women artists are being kept off of country music radio play, which is now a male bastion. no one who watches our series will think that we finished etoo movement began. but these themes we think are brand-new to us have been around for as long as there have been, unfortunately, men and women. host: a viewer off of twitter to that point at this. first of all, she is waiting for you to mention the wall of ash cannibal, but she wants to know if you interviewed loretta lynn? guest: we did interview loretta lynn. this great song in the 60's, "don't come in a-drinkin with lovin on your mind." calling herself a feminist and neither will her growing legion of fans, but they identify with the themes that are very topical today. -- the song is about spousal rape, spousal abuse, a woman's right to her own body. enough, andaying i am notws it with going to make a baby for you every year while you

that the germans gave the french and he repeated it with a very brief period of a honeymoon with carter right around the time of his autonomy of 77. that the sense of justice of the cause of unity then to hunt the people and some people said to hold up the piece of paper to have a just cause between a just cause and a contaminated one. we don't have time to get into the details but then to say you can't be sovereign that you have the monopoly go and as the principal let's go back and then start killing some of those and vague and said no. and that really defines him. and to be very proud and not overwhelmed and then the last point i would say is that the beyond - - biographers of the carter. wrote their memoirs first. he got what he wanted he got peace with egypt but not on that palestinian issue. . . . . >> certainly we could say they didn't go far enough in terms of 2019, but by setting the template, everyone internally could use bag and for political cover. the last one was a sense of weighing the risk of action versus the risk of inaction. for the risk of inaction was missing the mo

mother mabel of the carter family.women populate every decade and every episode of our series. now you have a complaint that the great women artists are being kept off of country music radio play, which is now a male bastion. no one who watches our series will think that we finished etoo movement began. but these themes we think are brand-new to us have been around for as long as there have been, unfortunately, men and women. host: a viewer off of twitter to that point at this. first of all, she is waiting for you to mention the wall of ash cannibal, but she wants to know if you interviewed loretta lynn? guest: we did interview loretta lynn. this great song in the 60's, "don't come in a-drinkin with lovin on your mind." calling herself a feminist and neither will her growing legion of fans, but they identify with the themes that are very topical today. -- the song is about spousal rape, spousal abuse, a woman's right to her own body. enough, andaying i am notws it with going to make a baby for you every year while you

they have used carter page and his rights. there is lots of laws that were broken that can sit under conspiracy. it's about putting all that together in a package. >> sean: allied and intelligence agencies, were allied and intelligence agencies fight in america on a president-elect or presidential candidate? >> of course, we know that. that was the whole point of us putting out the information when they were spying on carter page. that was used to go after the trump campaign. but i will tell you, it is going to take everyone working together in this come all the american people that want to get to the truth. this is why it is so important that lawsuits are brought to the courts, okay? so you see that with judicial watch. it is what we are doing. it is what jay sekulow was doing. all of this had to happen in order to pull this information out because as you know, the deep state is very good at hiding things. and so in order to get at it you have to work every day to pull back. pieces of this onion. >> sean: last question sara c

just ask 94-year-old former president jimmy carter.put it at a town hall in atlanta last night when someone wanted to know if he would consider running for a non-consecutive second term. >> i hope there's an age limit. you know, if i were just 80 years old -- if i was that many years younger. i don't believe i could undertake the duties that i experienced when i was president. >> mr. carter didn't mention the names of any presidential candidates but let's be clear. age has been part of the discussion. the top of the pack is dominated by candidates in their 70s. bernie sanders 78, joe biden 76, elizabeth warren 70. at 73 president trump is america's oldest first tell me president. dana bash is not in her 70s. cnn's chief political correspondent. >> reporter: thank you for clearing that up. >> neither one of us is. not that there'sing in wrong with that. in terms of this conversation, it is uncomfortable for democrats specifically to have publicly. how much is this a concern privately, though? >> reporter: funny. we just went back knowin

sarah carter has the original voice of country.rt of keening things that roseanne cash says comes from the bedrock foundation of us. a.p. carter's out collecting those songs with an african-american song collector named leslie riddle who brings a song from the african-american church when the world's on fire. they drop the lyrics, take the same melody and do "little darling pal of mine," one of their big hits. woody guthrie, takes the thing, drops the lyric, keeps the tune, and does "this land is your land." i mean you can't make any of this stuff up. and i guarantee, brian, when hollywood hears the merle haggard story, there will be a biopic in the works because this guy escapes from juvenile detention 17 times. he's in san quentin, has a chance to escape, doesn't. the guy who escapes murders a cop. he comes back, gets executed. he hears johnny cash play, and he becomes merle haggard, the poet of the common man. whom emmylou harris says if you want to know about country music, get a merle haggard album, any merle haggard album. pu

carter of the carter family. i put up there obviously hank williams.e four men all had african-american mentors. ♪ she said here she was -- >> reporter: also covered, an other sometimes sidelined part of country music. >> the women's role in country music, you can never diminish that. you pull out loretta and patsy and connie and doll ee, they're the vast void in the story of country music. >> reporter: maybe not after this series. >> i hope not. >> we tend in the way we categorize country music, we denigrate it. it's never been given the respect it deserves. and so, you know, we don't think it's got the same chops as jazz or blues or rhythm and blues or rock and roll. but yet in the mid '60s, loretta lynn is singing "don't come home a drinking with loving on your mind." ♪ so don't come home a drinking with loving on your mind ♪ >> nobody in rock are focusing on that. that's way ahead of anybody else. now, she's not going to call herself a feminist, but she's speaking for women and their aspirations and their frustrations better than anyone else. ♪ wel

citizen back in october of 2016 named carter page. many of us do believe that the obama justice department verified an unverifiable dossier that was funded by the democratic party to secure an order allowing for the surveillance of that former trump campaign associate, mr. page. many of us also believe the obama justice department had exculpatory evidence on the issue of probable cause that was not provided to it the fisa court, at least want provided to the court during the pendency of the fisa order itself. earlier this morning the chairman said that he didn't see any evidence of fisa abuse as it pertains to carter page. you just heard mr. cohen say the same thing. democrats generally have expressed that opinion. the former fbi director, former director comey, says the idea of fisa abuse is nonsense as it pertains to carter page. i and many of my colleagues disagree with that. i'll just leave it at, the inspector general has written a report and we'll see who's right and we'll see who's wrong. and i'm afraid, unfortunately, that the

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so, the carter administration was a time of engagement. this was entirely frustrated by growing radicalization in iran. the second time period was during the reagan administration, and you might think that this was a time of hostility and coercion toward iran. there was a certain amount of hostility. but, this was not really a phase of coercion. i would score this as a phase of containment toward iran. surprisingly, given there were major clashes between the u.s. and iran, especially in lebanon, in the early 1980's, iran was backing groups that were precursors to hezbollah, and they did a lot of nasty things, killed several hundred americans in various terrorist attacks in the 1980's. took 15 civilians and government personnel hostage, some were tortured to death. there was a lot of severe hostility and attacks by iran toward the u.s. despite that, the reagan administration was really restrained and did not retaliate for most of this stuff. so, the early reagan period i would score as containment, and relatively effective in this regard. i

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advises the governor of chuck carter interest part of a team working to stop the city from disappearinginto the ground he's well aware that any scene he plans would have an impact on fishing. there are some 22000 fisherman in jakarta. these people harvest green mussels from the bait a local speciality they're cooked right on the beach. 4 years ago the city or so routines began building a chain of artificial islands off the north and coast to slow down lin subsequence . it's had a serious impact on their catches. how many kilos do you catch a day about 50 kilos. and what about before the islands were built. back then we got about $200.00 kilos. now in newport display and along with the break wall that's actually in the sea 50 metres off shore the fishermen are worried they soon won't be able to catch anything at all. they've learned to live with regular flooding but the new coastal wall would mean the end of their livelihoods. as they want to know whether the coastal walls will disturb our access to the sea and i say that even if it has benefits for the community the development plan has

fox news contributor sara carte sara carter. i want to start with that. i saw this man get the living crap beat out of him. every other weekend appears they would spiked the punch and the boys would line up in the halls and there would be a gang rape almost every other weekend. i never saw him spiked the punch. he wasn't in line. you saw what he did to this man's family. this was the root of some of this? >> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client,

poor president carter had said because he is old to. he said i'm not coming but if everybody else comes i will come. there they are. [laughter] we went from the event with a gatlin brothers we moved the event to the arena where texas a&m plays basketball. the concert was headlined by lady gaga. she called us, she called president obama's office to say , i have gotten wind of this event, can i help? president obama's office called me -- [laughter] i told president bush -- i need to get the picture in the slideshow with her and the presidents. i said president bush you will not believe this. at this time alabama was coming. and much bigger names no one on . lady gaga's level. i said oh my gosh, lady gaga is coming. he said that is great, who is she? [laughter] these five guys ended up raising $45 million. they had a little bet among themselves. ever since we started to use 41 and 43 to tell the difference, they love their numbers. president clinton loves 42, president obama's 44. president carter never got into thirty nine. they all wante

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this is jimmy carter. president bush 31. son,is president bush's neil. hurricane harvey devastated houston. president bush said we have to go to work. he is in a wheelchair. pretty much out of commission. day i had a conference call with the chiefs of staff. they were all in, immediately. photos amazing about this , we already had an event planned. it was the 25th anniversary of his library opening. we were doing a very small event at president bush's library. we were going to have a barbecue, very casual. president bush said let's turn it into a fundraiser or -- for harvey. i told the other presidents -- i asked the 43rd president to come. he was the former governor of texas. other three, i just said to see if you are in the neighborhood. they all came. -- the chiefs of kept calling me. obama was first. the chief of staff said president obama would like to come. i said wow, that would be great. i knew president clinton would come. there's no way he would let president obama come to texas with the bush boys without him. he flew overnight from europe. sai

i join them at church where president carter still teaches sunday school.5th birthday, carter spoke mostly off the cuff for 45 minutes stressing the need for peace and love in a world with too much war and hate. >> if we could just implement god's will on earth according to christian's belief, for a god that loves us all, forgives us all, created us all, the world would be a much more wonderful place. >> while president carter spoke of how problems playing this country, he never directly criticized or mentioned president trump. to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer. erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> "out front" next joe biden about to go head-to-head for the first time, the most important debate is about to start. tonight the new details about biden's plan at the top. plus the national security adviser. one of the most important jobs in the country. the president says it's now just really easy because of him. >>> and the man they called african-american, remember at that rally, he is now quitting the republican party.

. >> dan >> yeah, so, you know, carter was on the show on friday, talking about this range we've been in the s&p 500 since that first gap down august 1st on those announcements of new tariffs and we have just been banging around in what feels like a 75-point range in the s&p 500. i think the thing that you want to watch is yields obviously september 18th is going to be a huge focus with what the fed does, whether they cut 25 basis points or 50 basis points, either way i think the market is either disappointed or they're freaked out and so to me, you know, i think that that 200-day moving average in the s&p 500 down at 2800 that's a really big level if we go there first i think you want to keep a really close eye and then rates, ten year treasury yield trading where it did today, a news cycle low, 1.had a or something like that, keep an eye on that, if that goes precipitously lower i think the s&p 500 falls. >> that's almost like a no win situation for stocks. >> i think it is. >> whether the fed cuts from 25 or 50. >> what a surprise from dan. >> there are a lot of bulls out there who

sarah carter, fox news contributor, and also joining us, mark meadows. congressman meadows, basically, we have this all wrapped up. i know of three occasions. i am told as many as three occasions. the russian dossier being unidentified. he used it anyway as the bulk of information. to me, that's premeditated frau fraud. >> bell, sean, we do know is that there has been nothing consistent about james comey's testimony. nothing consistent about the way he went about this investigation. the only thing that has been consistent is the fact that he was willing to break protocol relentlessly to go after this president. and we do know, as you mentioned, number of times, not only warning signs, but red stop signs that say, "do not go further, because there are credibility issues, there are certainly different motives here. and yet, those were never discussed with the president. when that infamous briefing happened in trump tower, they didn't say, oh, by the way, the democrats are paying for this. by the way, we have concerns with credibility, and by the way, we kn