cheryl? cheryl: all right, rich. well, the white house is going to see their plan later on this afternoon, so we'll get more details then, thank you very much. of course, he's going to be busy throughout the evening for us. for the latest market reaction, let's get to our floor show. traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and, of course, the nymex. first to ben willis at the new york stock exchange, ben, you know, i don't think until today we really, truly saw how sensitive, how volatile the market is when it comes to the debt ceiling debate. but we are hopeful what happens tomorrow if this does not work out between the president and the republicans, ben? >> it won't be pretty. but this is a great example, you're going to want to save this in your files for an example of how markets trade on rumors. we've moved 200-plus points in the dow jones industrial average on a rumor that the government is going to finally do the job that we sent them there to do. it's kind of a quasi-voting booth, if you will. w

cheryl: tablet wars. trying to rein in apple's parade with a promotion that can be seen by hundreds of millions of people. online television. giving every athlete who attends the olympics in russia a free galaxy note three phone and tablet. i have a huge 5.7-inch screen. the preparations are already underway in russia and samsung is of course one of the sponsors. as many as 1 billion people to watch the opening ceremony in february. many of them will be carrying the samsung. live on television and around the world. despite all of these fiscal uncertainties, this has been a great year for equities. calling for stocks to go even higher by the end of the year. our next guest has 2 billion under assets in management. this is a dangerous time for the market. call portfolio manager. >> fundamentals have been weakening all year long, corporate revenues are slowing actually negative quarter over prior year quarter. revenue gives you a road map of where the earnings are going. a lot of cost-cutting and earnings lo

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cheryl: thank you.urse we will see you in 22 minutes when the market's close to the department of justice is making some last-minute changes to a language. charlie gasparino is here with the fears of details. >> last minute to my would say orwellian, trying to change the wording to make it sound like it is not so much related to a bear stearns and washington banks to the washington mutual, two banks that they to coverage there being penalized for. there's their friday is a likely date for the settlement where should be announced. this could run into next week. always possible. a lot of legal stuff including those in wording of it. if it is worded tersely they get sued by private litigants which is what they're trying to limit, the wording. they agree to anything that comes close to culpability or intent. here is the kind of interesting last-minute stuff. has been in the papers, but you would not know what. i must say this. did he walk away from the impression that two companies that the takeover which t

cheryl: okay.know, senator, obviously, the two people that have really come together, it looks like there's a bipartisan meeting of the minds is senator mcconnell and senator reid. have you been privy to those conversations, has senator mcconnell come back to you and given you more of an idea of a sense of how those meetings are going between the two of them? >> they weren't going anywhere until four days ago, and then they started talking, and they started negotiating. those negotiations fell apart this morning but only as a cease fire, not as a retreat. i think they're ready to put a deal together pretty soon and get it to the floor of the% senate once we know the house is not going to act. cheryl: i know you told me the senate is ready to act. if the house, if maybe by this evening can bring something to the floor and it goes to you, can we make the deadlinesome. >> i think we can, but the clock is running. the candle's burning low. we'd better hurry up. cheryl: okay. well, i think that leaves a

cheryl: that is a good point.ear in several that emerging markets have not really outperformed u.s. center stocks. would you rather go for a u.s. company that has operations overseas or would you rather look for something overseas that actually is more like an asian company or something like that? >> our portfolio is actually a u.s.-based portfolio. u.s. companies with global presence. for us that is the way that we look at at stalker opportunities. frankly i think 50 percent or better of our total revenue base for the countries that we invest is outside of the u.s. a good chunk of that, maybe a third of that is coming from emerging markets. well they have not done as well as markets, the economies are still growing faster than what we are receiving here. you alluded to the point that europe looks better from the gdp perspective. when you layer on the fact that the shutdown is certainly having a gdp impact for fourth quarter they're still is the need to look at a global, balanced approach to having companies take

cheryl: good point.n and wall street are on edge as republicans and democrats go to the brink in their talks to try to resolve the differences over the partial government shutdown, the debt ceiling and of course long-term spending. david: so what reasonable offers are on the table? put there by both sides. joining us christopher hahn, democratic strategist and former aid to chuck schumer and ron bonjean. thank you, guys. thanks for coming in. chris, i want to go to you first, my old friend. i have here a whistle. i would blow it but it scared the heck out of my partner here cheryl. cheryl: oh god. david: you just did that -- cheryl: david. david: that is why i'm not going to use this i have to invoke what we call here the cavuto rule. if you start blaming the other side i'm going to cut you off and your tiie will be filled by, i'm serious here. cheryl can do what she wants but i will cut you off just don't come out with a solution rather than blame the other side and use bad names and such. but let me pu

cheryl: u.s. shoppers remaining cautious in the month of september ahead of the holiday shopping season. thomson reuters same-store sales index rose 2.2%. that is weaker than expected. david: liberty media chairman john malone said cable companies should set up arrive val to netflix. they believe it would help the cable industry solve the problem of high costs. he is a happy man. "after the bell" on a huge market day starts right now. david: we're not going to bury the headline the market is the story. let's get to action. jason pride from glenmede. telling investors not to hide under the table during the shutdown. chris ressler, needham fund manager who thinks concern about the shutdown has passed. scott shellady innthe pits of the cme. scott is a trader. scott is a farmer. scott is a philosopher. scott is the man to explain how a six-week temporary solution to the debt crisis could lead to a 300-point rally. go ahead and explain, scott. >> how about we start off with this. we've come a long way

cheryl?eptember jobs report finally came out today and it disappointed investors who were expecting strong jobs growth. i spoke with thomas perez and i asked him about the government shutdown and how to get the economy on track. >> this was a manufactured crisis and it had a horrific impact. we should be putting our foot on the accelerator of growth. we should be passing immigration reform, the bill, other initiatives that would get people to work. david: manufactured crises. how many times did he say that? cheryl: five times. turning it into a drinking game after the show today. david: what kind of lasting impact will the shutdown have on our economy, partial shutdown anyway? joining us is nariman behravesh, ihs chief economist. nariman, i want to talk about one figure that really is striking when you look what happened to labor, to the unemployment rate in america since president obama took office. that is the labor force participation rate. look at this. this chart is extraordinary. real d

cheryl: sorry, tim. this is cheryl casone. >> go ahead, cheryl.l restraint in washington still is not being seen or agreed upon. sequester aside. that may be the next fight that the republicans find themselves in in the next year. where would you like to see overall government spending? do you have a number in your mind, a percentage of gdp that would let you sleep at night? >> well i don't really have, i really haven't thought about it in terms of that. what i would like to see is sort of a long-term solution to the, the debt ceiling and not just kick the can down the road until january or february. and i would like to see some real thoughtful conversations around how we solvetitlement is. we've done a lot to reduce discretionary spending. you can't go much further. it is thoughtful discussion around some of the materials that president obama proposed during these last discussions about sort of curtailing the growth of enlightment spending. david: tim, i talked to fed officials off the record, what they say is what keeps them up at night are inte

cheryl: all right.s also been -- and this is a washington story as well -- it's been a rough start for obamacare exchanges, and patients may not see financial help for some time, but now doctors and dentists taking matters into their own hands, offering credit cards and financing plans on their own. adam, should they? >> they should, but they used to be in this country up until the late 1970s usury laws, and you could not charge interest of 30, 35% as they are doing in this case when people are late. but you've got to give people an opportunity to pay for things they might need. but in the cates that brought -- in the case that brought this to our attention, it's as if patients were already having the procedure, and then they sign on the dotted line. this is the kind of thing you need to know when you go into it. cheryl: but, dennis, these patients, at the same time they know they've got to get it done, and this is a moneymaker for doctors and also for the bank that issues the credit card. it's capitali

cheryl: thanks.atlantic coast and jeff flock was there to cover it and the destruction she left behind. we continue our anniversary coverage in whiteof water, wisconsin which helped many stranded presidents get their lights back on. jeff: where business is booming, they have never been more busy and you are watching -- what am i looking at? >> our home stand by production, stand by units building a 20 kilowatt with complete aluminum inclosure. jeff: we're talking sandy one year later but it is not just those storms these days. the aging electric grid. watching in the truck. i am saving tough questions for you. it is not just about that but the aging grid. he said this grid is not very reliable. people want power even if they're not worried about storms. >> there are a lot of reasons for the power outages. we have a broad range of products from portable generators to large industrials to fit the applications for electrical deeds that you have. >> stock if you haven't got it may be should think about i

cheryl: sums up.inute a canadian theatre chain launched a new product called superticket. pacific rim one of the first movies in the chain, bundles a theater ticket with the purchase of a digital copy of the film when it opens months later. three films were sold this way,'s pacific rim which rated $400 million at the box office, smirks sequel and universal's kick ass equal. this gives the runners the digital sales for the first time but hollywood studios market dvd at once, can't figure out how it helps movie ends. there is this, funny man will ferrell, ron burgundy hired to do commercials for the dodge and recorded 70 different ads for dodge and the terrain go. some funny stuff. take a look. >> precision, elegance, grace and form, truth and function. sometimes the luxurious things in life -- what you doing? get out of here! get out of here! hundred times they can't dance in here. >> i cannot wait for that movie. a surprising battleground taking root in the fight over genetically modified crops coming

dennis: all right, cheryl.a fight with the giant theater chains saying there's tight control over exclusive premiere or windows, quote, might kill movies. netflix's chief commune cases officer telling a crowd on saturday. quote: theater owners stifle this kind of innovation at every turn. entirely true but not a great way to reach out to theater chains to get their buy-in. is free speech, meanwhile, on twitter too free? jess says the big stock offering is set for november 7th, tritt twitter isn't -- twitter isn't doing enough to stop it. 20,000 hate-filled hash tags on twitter last year, that was up by one-third. now facebook and youtube have taken steps to curb abuses but twitter says, quote, as a policy we do not mediate content. but if advertisers complain, twitter may between a different tune. cheryl? cheryl: well, forget about cat burglar, it's cows that have to be careful. all the cows out there, watch out. the increase in thefts because of meat prices. dennis: i wonder if mcdonald's is behind that? befor

cheryl: how do you feel? >> he was great.d it a little too safe with his picks. >> i am so confident that i will beat him. cheryl: here are their averages. it will be dinner at dukes. you are buying. ♪ >> congratulations. cheryl: they battle head to head. now we are down to the final two. robert luna and oliver pursche. the championship of the all-star showdown. check this out. it is beautiful. it will be going home with one of these two men. oliver pursche or robert luna. dennis: keep them away from that trophy. cheryl: let's get to your picks. robert, we will start with you. here is what you said about jazz pharmaceuticals. good chart. takeover. do you still own it? >> i still like it. unfortunately, it did not get the takeover. cheryl: the stock is up 65% over the last year. oliver, your pick, they make and i drug. you said strong pipeline, positive technicals. >> i say the same thing. the company keeps executing on its sale plan. they have some new deals. we think the stock and continue to go higher. cheryl: now to linked

cheryl: thank you very much.ial point out how much apple stocks and another has gummy bears getting sucked up by hondo's car vacuum. we have the list coming up. cheryl: can we rely on earning results to get these markets higher once again? we will talk about it after a quick break. first, take a look at some of the winners on the s&p today. ♪ [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. dennis: time for stocks now. nicole petallides is standing by. nicole: frustrated with what they are seeing in washington. the dow is down 106 points. blackberry continues to remain in focus. cisco remains to be one of the interested parties. blackberry get th

cheryl: all-star show down.st each other for months and not just fighting for a title and the trophy. they have been making side bets as well. take a listen. >> rob morgan with anthony rossi this morning at gino's cheese steaks in south philly and i am here because i lost a bet to jim frischling this summer. a philly cheese steak my stock beats yours. i am so confident that if you win i will buy you two. cheryl: 10% but microsoft is down over 9%. orbits is up a whopping 24%. you can guess who is now the big winner. jim frischling. >> i unsettling gupta day. i am getting a cheese steak to settle up. but anthony, a loss to a new yorker. how does that make you feel as a philly guy? >> terrible. >> specifically said it was supposed to be too cheese. >> two cheese steaks to go, and the knee. give me give me. i-man. how are you? >> i am all right. >> this team straight from gino's in philly and you have been a humble winner and so i am happy to bring it to you to settle our bet. >> one large sandwich or two small ones

>> i am right now, cheryl.e macroeconomic data doesn't support any kind of papetapering by the fed. we already know that. wall street: the president's bluff and also congress, the doomsday rhetoric we have been hearing over and over again. it is unhealthy to have a shutdown right now, but the overall impact of the nested economy is it is still weak. the fed will print money helping stocks in the long run, that is why i am polish. cheryl: on the other side of the coin, kevin, we do expect this to hurt the economy, always furloughed government workers are not out spending money, not even getting paychecks. what will that do to gdp already forecasted to be 2%. >> if you follow that logic, you will have massive amounts of gdp growth. a year ago we had a lot of concern about a fiscal cliff and we worried and worried about that. eventually we did have some frustrations but the economy has moved on. the fact that we have a temporary shutdown of nonessential workers and government, with the government is calling it to

cheryl: hello, everyone. i am cheryl casone. talks to president obama going on right now.edson at the white house. mark cubans insider-trading trial. cheryl: as we approach the top of the noon eastern hour, we have nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: we are down 82 points today. we are down for the week. yesterday we got a little bit of a pop. we are pulling back today. i wanted to talk about the adp report. they came in fewer than expected. that was somewhat of a disappointment. the big picture you are seeing, most of the sectors to the downside. cheryl: thank you. we will see you soon. dennis: breaking news. president obama meeting with wall street ceos at the white house. rich edson has the latest at the white house. rich: about a dozen ceos meeting with the president right now. we did run into jamie dimon. take a listen. should the president negotiate on the debt ceiling? >> i would love to see solutions that are good for america, good for jobs and good for growth. i am not a politician. i just want to see america grow so people have

cheryl: do you still like the other names? cheryl: we are up 190%. raise the target on solar city.. hackers from government to major corporations, but my new study things it is a small business that has hackers giving them fits. cheryl: the number of cyber attacks may be flying high, but you could be as well as one company has its way. making air travel experience like walking on air. take a look at the winners on the s&p. there are some winners, but some names in the green. we will be right back. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. if you have business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. start your business today with legalzoom. cheryl: hackers targeting small business. if your company at risk? 150 ilion dollars i make over. the details. and gold back in the green. we will be live. stocks every 15 minutes, let's go to the floor and nicole petallides. blue chips and pet smart under pre

cheryl: i am cheryl casone.g of these markets are as the bickering in washington is continuing at this hour. the president's fear campaign hitting investors. political name-calling, standoff, backdrop as the shutdown could take a back seat to a default. dennis: what else is bugging me? politicians stoking panic in the government shutdown. my take ahead and we want to hear from you. cheryl: a somewhat rosy forecast for holiday shopping but there are concerns washington gridlock will be the grinch that steals christmas. vice president of luxury laundry co. coming up with his thoughts. dennis: looking forward to the video. u.s. a number one in oil and natural gas over taking russia. phil flynn is going to be talking about that at the cme. top of the our stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. nicole: looking at a market that accelerated selling. we are one or two points off of session lows, dow jones industrials down 183 points. the fear index builds momentum to the upside. a

cheryl: buyer beware.spooked by the fed, the government and/or stock valuations, you could be setting yourself up for a big fall. investments chairman is here. it is halloween. you say we have to be so afraid we have to stay in cash right now. your note to your clients right now is titled "what a mess." elaborate. >> it is a mess. it is all a mess. we are not saying take everything i put it in cash right now. we are saying they're more concerned today than we have been since basically the end of 2006. valuations are stretched, there is no margin of error. but that doesn't mean we can't go higher. but you definitely want to be very cautious and makes you have plenty of cash in your portfolio right now. cheryl: a lot of investors are still in cash. but you are also saying short the s&p 500, but yesterday that a new intraday high before the fed came out with their statement. i don't want to miss that, correct? i am making the bet the other way. >> correct. and we also believe yesterday has the potential you n

cheryl: thank you very much.ws that we are following for you is that today may be the day that we get this deal in washington. let's bring in rich edson from washington. can you bring us up to date on the structure of the deal as it is in play right now from the senate. rich: absolutely. there is a deal between the top democrat and top republican in senate. this is what the two top senators have sketched out. basically, it continues government spending through january 15. it increases the debt ceiling through february 7. however, the administration will retain those measures. the treasury department could use it extraordinary measures to extend the debt ceiling date for month after that. also, there is no flexibility on the sequester. it also requires stronger income verification. cheryl: we want to listen to comments from senator harry reid >> i will not give any longer marks here. in fact, i will not give longer marks at any time. while we are waiting for senator mcconnell, i have not had the opportunity to say

cheryl: thank you. >> my pleasure. cheryl: thank you very much.iew in the 3:00 p.m. eastern hour. it will be with, perez. that will be about 3:10 p.m. eastern time today. dennis: what is bugging me? obamacare. president obama is in major denial right now. he says obamacare is not just a website. think, god. the feds had three years to get this right. did they rely on help from the insurers? no. they feared leaks and subpoenas from republicans. the fed did this on their own. a sign of the arrogance of government. if we cannot get this basic starting point right, it is a clear sign it will be a debacle and a nightmare. tweet us. your comments are coming up. cheryl: october 1 was the rollout. do you think that they should have delayed it? should they have waited? dennis: given how controversial the program was, they could not dare hold it back. three years was time enough to get this right. now they have a technology surge. cheryl: lessons learned from nasdaq's botched facebook ipo. we have the details coming up. dennis: a third of the world's most s

welcome to larry king our special guests are cheryl hines and rachel harris you know cheryl from such hit series as suburbia tori get that rave kind of and curb your enthusiasm griffith and rachel from such films as the hangover and the award winning natural selection now you can catch them in the yahoo web series we need to help in which they star is over the top version of themselves who hire a struggling actor to be their very own personal assistant do you have personal assistants in real life yes it sure does i don't i'm going to start up with one in two weeks how did this come how do we need help come about well. we were personal assistants i was a i was a personal assistant seraph ryan or when i got curb your enthusiasm really and delver although the sister world is so crazy and you have to do terrible things you know it's not just being an assistant to what somebody in a dot of at person do you know i mean like you got you guys i mean like i can't speak for you but but when you're in somebodies home you're kind of a part of their it's a weird thing because you're part of their

cheryl: the dow is 89 points. piece of that was what got out today so i want to show you that sector but there is now no hope of the deal lot of washington. we are keeping you posted. peter barnes standing by at the white house. take a look at these names in particular, jpmorgan chase talking about legal problems, jamie dimon on a conference call, $20 billion they put into reserve to deal with legal issues and also wants to show you shares of goldman sachs coming out next week, that stock is higher. all about financials, more bank earnings next week. time kris cox, get the dow higher by 88 points. nicole petallides, looking at gas and that stock is having a rough day. nicole: just when you thought gas was making a come back, more government turnaround and did better and worse and having a tough time with global sales numbers and it comprises old navy and the gas and sometimes you will see one of those three outperforming the other two but in this case all three of their stores are underperforming and have down arr

today on larry king to the media forces cheryl hines and rachel harris give us a lesson in hollywood etiquette we had a director once said rachel every time you start to break on stage you want you to think to yourself what would you know st tell you a personal assistant sun confidentiality agreements they have all my secret. kind of not a secret plus my publicist is going around here and second that but shut up you stop everyone stop talking that's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guests are cheryl hines and rachel harris you know sheryl from such hit series as suburban good tori you get that rave kind of and curb your enthusiasm griffith and rachel from such films as the hangover and the award winning natural selection now you can catch them in the yahoo web series we need help in which they star is over the top version of themselves who hire a struggling actor to be their very own personal assistant do you have personal assistants in real life yes this show as i don't i'm going to start up with one in two weeks how did this come how do we need help co

cheryl: there is. we are ready. final competitor, oliver porche duking get out this friday at 12:00 eastern. are the stocks for the championship round, tracking them for a month, the average best performance will win. we thought it would be fun to look at the average of their picks for the past year to see if it could help predict who the winner would be friday. here are robert's plays throughout the competition and the average time we were tracking them almost 4% gain. here's what oliver has done so if we were taking the new account which we are not, oliver would be our winner but these are the picks. you just have to wait at noon eastern time to see who wins. dennis: breakout the cosmos. could be a record-breaking harvest for this year's cranberry crop in wisconsin and jeff flock is live. jeff: we love to see these up close and personal and see what we think is a record year. this is a farm in the nation that is the biggest producer of fresh cranberries, people actually use cranberries. >> you bought a lot of your

back to you, cheryl. cheryl: a broadcasting career awaits him. thank you.n for southwest airlines. the largest domestic carrier by passengers reporting very quarter earnings of $0.37 a share, revenue for$.5 billion. shares southwest, hitting a new all-time high, 1690. the stock is at 1687 just $0.03 shy. the number for the company, passenger revenue rising 5.1% beat analysts' estimates. i asked gary kelly of the streak would continue in future quarters. >> an interesting year, we had the effect from the tax increases and budget cuts so the spring was a little soft even though we had a record-setting quarter. july, august, september have been very strong. and the government shutdown also looked very strong. overall unit revenue is up 4.5%, very solid. the passenger component was up 5.1%. whether it is sustainable in the fourth quarter and into next year at that level i don't know but somewhere in that neighborhood is fine and we will be pleased with that continuing over the next four or five quarters. cheryl: how are you feeling about solid bookingss and ren

cheryl: you're white. ask you, robert you're talking about something i think is a secondary story. the certainly markets are one issue, wall street traders if you will. the economy, government workers furloughed. air traffic con are not, but going to work and they haven't been getting checks. 9 question mark we can't answer, what has this done to the u.s. economy? what has this done to gdp? will this affect company third quarter earnings? i can't wait for companies to tell us this shutdown affected business and we lost all this money. >> you will probably get it during the first quarter in january when you see the earnings reports. it will affect the small businesses that are around military bases, around companies that actually make parts for the military. things like sikorsky in stratford, connecticut. these people can't produce helicopters because the government's not there to have the oversight. so it is going to have a direct impact on places such as that. those companies, those businesses, those smal

cheryl: striking again.rancisco are being told to make alternate commuting plans. dennis: burden from state taxes. your responses to what is bugging me i had. meanwhile, let's take a look at some of today's winners on the nasdaa. ♪ [ malennouncer ] need helpkeeping your digestive balance in sync try align. it's the nbeone ge recommended probiotic at helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in thgroove with align. cheryl: time for your west coast minute. the fifth largest rail system in the country -- both sides went into mediation. a midnight deadline could be the moment where workers once again walk away. the usda made close california poultry plants due to a recent salmonella outbreak. they are believed to be the origin of the outbreak. 42% of those affected were hospitalized. that is double the normal rate. las vegas is hosting foreign executives from around the world to strike new deals. twenty minute meetings are scheduled. officials from 750 airports and 150 nations are in vegas. that is your west coas

cheryl: how do you know that? we don't have any economic data. >> the government is going to get a deal done. that is a certainty. they are not going to blow up the u.s. economy or stress out the financial system so that is our best effort and what we are leaning towards. when it comes to next year after it they go through the budget negotiations the real focus is on what exactly the fiscal drag will be when you get into that procedure and also what exactly the u.s. economy will look like in 2014. that is the key focus and we think the economy will grow around 2%. so markets are not reacting where they are plunging. cheryl: they are going day-to-day. we are getting a lot of opinions. >> we are only 2% off of fire right now and interest rates are not spiking. it is a round 2.72% so there is a complacency within the market and what investors need to do and what we are doing in our portfolio is not only looking at the short run but intermediate run 12 to 18 months out we are seeing the economy growing. cheryl: let me

cheryl: thank you very much.ocratic representative sarbanes is questioning. >> important to understand it is not being shut but steered some place else where they can get a good opportunity. >> the first option for those companies is to say we would like to keep you here and here are the plans we are offering buu to be fair customers will now have an opportunity to look across a landscape which they couldn't before. they will have entry into those of their windows which was a preexisting condition. the market will have financial help in purchasing health insurance which none of them had before. >> my time is expired. >> earlier in your testimony today you said a couple times plans we enjoy but as you noticed with mr. gardner's eloquent testimony we are not going to be in the same plan you are in after january 1st. i was one of those who thought was the a good idea as part of a proposal floated around bugs in congress that the president and the cabinet secretary should also be in the marketplace and not have a spe

final answer. >> cheryl, you are correct. >> whoo!> you are right. >> i need some big money, cedric. >> whoo! let it be some big money. let's start it out. >> okay. >> $15,000, yeah. yeah. >> so excited. >> nice. >> whoo, yes! >> $21,000. there you go. you just kicked it off to start out the new day. >> new day, yes. >> here we go. your next question. >> all right. >> "it's ugly, but it gets you there" was the 1960s advertising slogan for what unconventional-looking car? >> hmm. "it's ugly, but it gets you there." the camaro is considered, like, a great muscle car, so i don't think that's it. cedric, i'm gonna go with "b," volkswagen beetle. that's my final answer. >> your final answer. >> yes. >> you know your cars, cheryl. you're correct. good job. >> whoo, yes! >> that's right. the volkswagen beetle. >> all right. all right. >> get you there. let's put some more money in the bank. >> okay. [cheers and applause] >> oh, oh, explosion. mayhem. everybody's going crazy. cheryl turned it around. it's crazy! >> whoo, yes! >> $46,000. >> o

cheryl: a cocoa shortage.l. >> we have seen the price of cocoa co-op over 26% just in the last month. we have a deficit. they basically came out and said we will be short by 70,000 tons. this is the second time in a year that we have had a shortage. this market has been on fire. we are seeing chocolate though through the roof right now. we closed that about $2700 per ton right now. some people say we are going well above 30. let's take a look at the good news. we will make it back in gasoline and oil. we are down $1.11. the first time since july. remember what catapulted us above was egypt. geopolitical risk. we have taken it all out of the market. if you are taking the geopolitical risk now, what do you have to focus on? supply. almost 4 million barrels. twice as much what they were looking for. very bullish. back to you. cheryl: thank you. >> thank you. dennis: jpmorgan chase and jamie dimon ready to pay to settle civil charges. you will not believe how much the banks and shareholders are having to spend on

♪ ♪ >> cheryl: welcome to "beyond the headlines."ay's focus is sports head injuries the effects on adults and young people. they find that sports concussions in the united states have reached epidemic levels. there is a lot of controversy over concussions in the n.f.l. and what happens to players over the long term. n.f.l. is penalizing players with helmet contact and committing major resources to develop a long term study on the issue. >> nobody likes to see an athlete's career end because of a con sugs cushion. it happened to steve young. there was a burial helmet hit. that hit was recorded by a special mount guard like this. the zeatd being included in research conducted by 49er medical director dan garza and research assistant at stanford university. they showed me some head impact research from a different player during a game. they are pointing not necessarily where they are hit but where the acceleration. >> the n.f.l. is planning a ten-year study on the consequences of repeated head injuries. we want to have a way to understa

>> reporter: hi, cheryl, you can see the siren behind me is a fire truck. this has been very peaceful here, today. let's show t thu -- you this group this, is what we've seen. a group of demonstrators say they've been listening to speakers now. they're beginning to rally. then, a march to city hall and frank ogowa plaza for another event there. so far no trouble but police say they're prepared if there is. with dozens of police officers keeping an eye, protestors held a rally in front of the oakland marriott convention center. inside, thousands gathered for the conference >> what we have here is urban shield. which is the largest exercise for police, fire, medical in the nation. >> we have children tla want to be like them. >> but now, you see when police stop young black males, without hesitation, first response to shoot a gun than understanding what is going on. >> reporter: among those a number of young men wearing masks. >> this is not an invitement of violence. >> this is >> it's without a face, a name saying i'm one individual. doesn't matter who i a

cheryl hurd joins us live. 30 minutes remaining. essentially everyone wants to know if there will be a strike tomorrow morning. >> reporter: everyone here is on pins and needles but we just heard that there is some movement on the 13th and 15th floors. the chief negotiator has gone to the 15th floor to talk to the unions. there is some movement. what it is we don't know. the chief negotiator makes an offer to the unions. the unions will go into their room and decide what they're going to the with it. then both sides will come down and make an announcement right here at the podium. we are all on pens and needles. the cooling off period ends at 1 11:59 tonight. reporting live in oakland i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> a way to find out what is happening is stay with nbc bay area. if that strike happens expect a lot of gridlock in the morning. today in the bay will be on at 4:00 a.m. and check out or website, www.nbcbayarea.com. that should have information for you there. >> thanks for joining us. we hope to see you back here to

cheryl conner is in parkville with the latest. it looks better than it did earlier. >> reporter: it does look better. we just talked to a woman who lives right off putty hill avenue. she didn't know what was going on. she was cleaning, got in the shower and thought i got dirty until she realized that brown color was coming from her faucet. that's what a lot of people are saying. if you look at the road it's mud. let's show you that video because it's pretty amazing. the water, as it came out of the ground was shooting close to the tree top. we were here about 4:00 when this first started. the 2300 block of putty hill avenue. still shut down and it probably will be for much of the night. what crews are doing now, they're making sure they will not hit other utilities as they try to repair this water line. they're making sure that they clan get underground. once they do that, then they will come back up and repair the roadway. apparently the sidewalk had some damage as that water again was shooting from the ground. the department of

cheryl received an emmy nomination for her 6-part series on the children of kosovo, she was selected by the league of women voters as one of the six women who could be president. ladies and gentlemen, cheryl jennings. >> i wanted to let you know that i got to see the bully movie yesterday with mr. caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment. if we can roll that dvd, please. (inaudible) funny, most of the times bossy. she would be over at their house, guys, let's not watch tv, let's go do something because i only have two hours before i have to go home and i want to do somethi

cheryl: nicole, certainly a great day for potbelly.ubling in their initial public offering today. the company has got to be happy. investors really biting on this one, pun intended, nicole. >> i mean do we have enough space on the full screen here? 121%. that is huge. we've seen casual dining, fast-food, doing well. everything from qs and e r others chipolte, and the like. some of these ipos have been received quite nicely. david: okay. i think we're looking ad teddy in the background. tedly weisberg look-alike. what is happening with boeing, quickly? >> that's david. [closing bell ringing] take a look at boeing. cheryl: you see why he thinks it is teddy weisberg? he will not like that. david: i want to see teddy everywhere. bells are ringing on wall street. guess what, folks, a positive day. the markets say we don't care what is happening inside the beltway and maybe we do and we like some of what is happening inside the beltway. maybe the private sector doing some of the things that we thought only government can do. only folks in th

it's not a guarantee if you simply facing removal because of an immigration violation. >> cheryl has been inside every detention facility in the state. she says everyone night is there for a violation of civil not criminal laws. that locking them up when they pose no threat makes no sense. >> we should be releasing people who pose, you know, no risk to communities, who aren't a security risk. who have equities here, rather than rounding up more and more people. >> cheryl arranged for us to meet one of her clients who was recently released. she lives over an hour's drive from miami. >> this is ahomestead, florida, a large mexican population south of miami, she was going to the broward detention center for six months. >> alejandra, not her real name, had had years of abuse from her husband. she hoped to have asylum in the united states. a few months after arriving alejandra was on the bus when she was stopped by immigration officials. >> they didn't ask for everyone's papers? >> no, no [ spanish ] >> she was hand cuftd and spent a couple of nights at the local jail before being transfe

it's sticky up here, hello, cheryl.eating down here and it's beautiful here, check out live doppler 7 now we'll talk about the humidity in the air, we'll talk about rainfall. we have lingering clouds and sprinkles just minutes ago near yontville are now dying down as well. i think we're done and over with the rainfall. dew point nootz low 60s. feeling sticky out there. and oakland, 636789 a front coming in brought in rain and higher humidity. and here are the rainfall totals. st. helena with 8/100ths in santa rosa. napa, some of you just have drizzle but these red light official weather reporting sites. sheer what you need to watch out for. there is a beach hazard watch out for strong rip currents along the coast f you're going toke check out the waves or you're a surfer, we have northwestern swells building until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. current wave heights are 10-15 feet. here is a view from our camera. a couple people here, but watch out as i mentioned. 64 in san francisco. 71 oakland. here is a beautiful view, you can s

from philadelphia, give it up for cheryl forsythe. what's up? so good to see you again. >> cheryl, baby. >> i'm so excited. >> you are excited. >> yes. >> i see you be hyped up. you got some people with you today too. you know, you got your friend lorraine is here? >> my friend lorraine is here, right over there. >> what's up, lorraine? >> isn't she beautiful? >> look at her. she got a nice smile too. >> yes. >> everybody got a nice smile. you know i gave her a compliment ab

i'm cheryl jeng autos from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time.ext newscast at 6:00 p.m. >> thanks for joining us. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight hard hits, the white house warns republicans in congress, the government shutdown is now affecting everything from national security to school programs, even mortgages, as you send your message to washington tonight. >> stop fighting. >>> breaking news, a verdict in the billion dollar lawsuit over who is to blame for michael jackson's death. his family and his children at the center of the fight. so what did the jury say?nu÷a >>> and also tonight, first sight. we send david muir halfway around the world for a miracle moment. tonight the american doctor helping blind villagers see in just seven minutes. we are there at the moment they take those patches off.

eventually, car man's face will look like a hybrid of her and of cheryl.arin da's mother. >> he strength -- it made me cry. watching it was really moving. >> you will never meet a more resilient person than carman. >> it was beautiful to watch. >> so rachelle, you got the opportunity to cover a technology story that was completely different. >> completely. >> please tell me about it. >> the california condor was practically instinct. we started to use technology to bring them back and foster an increase in the population, and that's what we are taking a look at next. >> all right, let reese check it out when we come back. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced a new voice in journalism. >> good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera. >> usa today says: >> ...writes the columbia journalism review. and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. >> the most important money stories of the day might affect your savings, your job or your retirement. whether

cheryl? cheryl? cheryl i'm now being told that all of this commotion was due to bear retell pelent.people thought, police thought it's due to pepper spray asks he z.they have confirmed it was bear repellent. we just saw a 4th person being transported in an ambulance to the hospital. beach, powell streets are closed this happened at the radisson hotel on firnerman's wharf. they complained of a strong smell. the officer arrived on the scene he said he saw 12 people, 12 people who are overcome, 12 people down was the word used. because not pepper spray, but bear repellent. it could be something else. they thought but now, they're saying that it's bear repellent. people smelled something strong and complained of their throat, very scratchy. among four people transported i saw two of them were elderly. we're being asked to move away and i will do so, again, everything the investigation seems to be through and everything seems clear at the moment. i'm live from fisherman's wharf abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> governor brown will make history this week when becoming california's longest serv