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comcast business. business. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> so grateful for your company on this sunday. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. it's 8:00 on the east coast. this morning increased security at the white house. secret service making changes after two security incidents in two days. the secret service says a teen ager, kevin carr, tried to enter barricades to the white house yesterday using his car, he's arrested and charged with unlawful entry >> we're learning that the person who jumped the white house fence as you're seeing here, this was on friday, had indeed been carrying a folding knife in his pocket. cnn's erin m

comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back.an matthew todd miller was found guilty today of hostile acts by north korea and punished to six years of hard labor. now he's been detained in north korea on unspecified charges since april. >> this is a case it doesn't make a lot of sense to a lot of americans. he went there on a tourist visa and what happened next is really a muddy picture at this point. cnn's paula hancocks is in seoul, south korea. first of all let's get to what happened to today's development in pyongyang. can you explain for us? >> absolutely. it was a trial that took place in pyongyang. we know matthew todd miller has been sentenced to six years hard labor. the supreme court in pyongyang effectively says he was found guilty of committing hostile acts when he came into the country itself, so when he came in with that tourist visa and also said that he was under the guise of a tourist. it isn't clear as you say as many things are not with north korea what exactly happened next. according to north korean state med

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comcast business. built for business. >>> now for our what in the world segment. i'm always on the lookout for good news, and we have some important good news this week and it's actually coming out of washington, d.c., despite all the polarization. of course, true to form, they disagree about this news. what is it? the nonpartisan congressional budget office recently released its semi-annual outlook over the next decade. the cbo's headline is that things are going better than expected. we are firmly in an economic recovery with substantially lower federal deficits, lower interest rates and i would add little danger of inflation. the cbo says that the federal deficit, the gap between revenues and spending is projected to be $506 billion in 2014. that's just 2.9% of gdp, slightly lower than the average short fall. keep in mind in 2009 the federal deficit was 9.8% of gdp. the current number is much better than most believed was possible just a few years ago. nobel prize winning economist argues that the debt and budget crisis were imaginary and have fizzled. he says

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comcast business. built for business. >> he intends to remain is his job.ter the shooting of michael brown heish u issued video statement. >> i want to say this to the brown family no one who has not experienced the las of a child can understand what you are feeling. i am truly sorry for the loss of your son. i am also sorry that it took so long to remove michael from the street. >> chief jackson also said that his department does not intentionally target black residents. but many would disagree. events in ferguson have other police departments around the country taking a close look at their policing standard. miami-dade county has long practiced community policing as a moons eans of establishing be relationships with the public. that's something that may have prevented what happened in ferguson, missouri and other communities. more from susan candioti. rip lieutenant gary oliver works a high crime neighborhood where shootings and drug deals are part of the zip code. >> we want kids to come out and play without fear of gunfire, and firing overhead. >> repor

comcast business. built for business. >>> when u.s.etted targeted isis fighters in syria, they also targeted those in final stages of an attack on the u.s. or europe, according to officials. strikes hit an al qaeda sprinter group known as the khorasan group. unconfirmed reports on jihadist social media sites said they killed this man, the group's leader. a man so close to osama bin laden, he was one of the few to know about the 9/11 attacks before they happened. >> the united nations added al fahdli to its al qaeda and taliban sanctions committee list. this man is a known al qaeda operative and zarqawi associate. >> the u.s. had a $7 million bounty on al fahdli's head. they have seen reports he is dead but don't have confirmation. >> we can't confirm that. we've seen reports on social media to that effect. we will continue to watch for signs as to whether or not that's the case. >> is he the new osama bin laden? >> no. >> nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more from turkey near the syrian border. >> reporter: it's a cr

comcast business. t for business. >> the strange case of american matthew miller found guilty of hostile acts and sentenced to hard labor. it's a case that doesn't make much sense. miller went to north america on a tourist visa. >> violates the law of the deep arcade before coming here. i deliberately committed my crime. >> during that interview, miller said he was disappointed. he offered no explanation as to why he supposedly ripped up his visa. . spent just shy of two years detained in north korea. the release has become his own personal crusade. >> also interviewed kenneth. i want to play a little more of that. and working agriculture work. >> yes. >> he was certainly under duress. how did the family react to seeing that? >> terry, his sister, who has been on the show quite a bit. they're sad. they're upset. especially the mom. you know as a family member. you could tell that he was under duress. they're concerned and want him to come home. >> i have met so many people, not physically met them but t

comcast business. for business. >>> american matthew todd mill ser now facing prison in north korea. he was found guilty today of hostile acts by north korea after being detained there on unspecified charges in april. paula hancocks explains this bizarre story. >> reporter: deb, six years hard labor is the sentence for u.s. it citizen, and another u.s. citizen held in north korea. matthew todd miller had his trial this sunday, and according to north korean state media, he was found guilty of hostile acts to the dprk which is the official term for north korea while enter ing ting the territ under the guise of a tourist last april. it is unclear exactly what happened. we know at this point that is directly from the north korean state media, itself. they say that miller walked into the country and adds he walked through, he then ripped up the tourist visa and claimed asylum. and cnn gained rare access to miller in pyongyang and asked miller if that is in fact the case, and he said that he had dealt with th

comcast business. t for business. >>> the battle against isis isn't just overseas, it's also right here at home. today, the justice department here in washington announced pilot programs in cities across the united states to tackle one of the most urgent threats around, american extremists trying to join the ranks of terror groups including isis around the world. eric holder laid out his plans in a speech on the justice department's website. >> today, few threats are more urgent than the threat posed by violent em streamism. with the emergence of groups like isil and the knowledge that some americans are attempting to travel to countries to take part in on going conflicts. the justice department is responding appropriately. through law enforcement agencies like the fbi, american thosht authorities are working to de similar nate information on foreign fighters in syria and iraq. >> our justice reporter evan perez. what does the attorney general want to accomplish? >> they're trying to figure out how to g

comcast business.usiness. >>> one of the biggest concerns with any conflict, of course, is escalation. and with that comes the possibility that america could ultimately be forced to send in combat troops against isis, even though the president has said it's not an option right now. here's a little bit more of what the president said this morning to the u.n. general assembly. >> as an international community, we must meet this challenge with a focus on four are areas. first, the terrorist group known as isil must be degraded and ultimately destroyed. this group has terrorized all who they come across in iraq and syria. mothers, sisters, daughters have been subjected to rape as a weapon of war. innocent children have been gunned down, bodies have been dumped in mass graves. religious minorities have been starved to death. the most horrific crimes imagine, innocent human beings have been beheaded with videos of the atrocities distributed to shock the conscience of the world. no god condones this terror, n

comcast business. built for business. it is found on all the way. joining sussam moore nu- blu.re today. you have a remarkable music career and what drew you to a peculiar piece. and oh, my god. george. complex but talent unbeaten. >> what is it about the song that speaks to people? >> i think that it is showing george in thedwlrú light of who was. it doesn't try to make excuses or any bold statement. this is the man and the remarkabremark talent he was. let's do jesus and jones. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> boy, i love that song, "jesus and jones." and i want to say to nancy jones, god bless you. we sang that for you. we love george. we'll always miss him, but we'll always have him in our hearts and this song will help us to do just that. we'll be back with some closing thoughts right after this. ♪ amazing grace >>> on sunday, october 5th, i'll be joining with concerned women for america at a rally for israel. it will be at the capitol in washington, sunday, october 5th, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. i hope you'll be there and show the world that americans stand

comcast business. for business. >> last night in my opening statements i warned we are not ready for an attack on our own soil. here are some of the best responses. susan says this president never done his primary duty in protecting our country. he daily seeks to undermine and divide to suit his own power goals. he is referring to the protection of citizens. duane says you got guts, that's more than i can say about obama. we need leadership now. and david says, judge, you are 100 percent right. we need to be ready to defend ourselves. and he says, you are right on. i want to know what our country is doing to protect us. are our borders safe? are we just letting any one into the country? what's the plan? here's the plan. anybody can enter. robin, why is it so hard for our government to do things the right way? looks like we are still hearing the blame game. angie says i know my family takes the threat of isis seriously. we are locked and loaded. ray, our shores and borders have already been penetrated. e

comcast business built for business. >> back to back security incidents at the white house.n saturday, and now people are asking is the secret service doing its job? for the latest let's go to aaron mcpike in washington. >> we know secret service has beefed up patrols and surveillance around the white house and our latest video shows omar gonzalez jumped over the bushes to get in the front door of the white house, making this act more surprising. >> everybody out. right now. into the park. >> reporter: two incidents at the white house within 24 hours, raising serious questions about security. friday night the man captured on this cell phone video not only scaled a fence, he ran up to the building and barged through the front door. he has been identified as 42-year-old omar gonzalez. >> they are going to have to do something about the fence even if it is something as simple as curving the bars to make it harder to scale. time buys you options. right now they don't have time. you stale t you scale the fence ask you're almost right at the door. >> officers did not shoot. he did

comcast business. built for business. >>> what we're facing in iraq with isil is a greater and deeper threat to our security than we have known before. >> british prime minister david cameron taking a firm stand against isis while raising the threat level in his country to severe. it's time now for our sunday group. syndicated columnist george will. julie pace who covers the white house for the associated press. michael needham, and charles lane of the "washington post." julie, what's going on here? is the president, as josh earnest suggested on friday, waiting on the pentagon for options, or is this another case as we have seen before where the president is pushing back against his top advisers and all their talk about military action? >> i think this idea that he's waiting for the pentagon to present him with options is not quite the right way to put this. the pentagon has a lot of options. they have been working on options. the president has seen some of these options. he hasn't decided where he's go

comcast business.or business. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we are following breaking news about the isis militant in the video of journalist james foley's killing. we now i understand pamela brown joining us from the fbi right outside the fbi building, what have we learned? this executioner has been identified? >> that's right. we learned from fbi director james comey that u.s. officials are confident that they have identified the executioner, the you isis executioner we've seen in several hostage videos and officials believe that, in fact, it is the same person. now we did report this a couple weeks ago that officials believe that they have the guy who they believed committed these horrific crimes and now we're hearing from fbi director james comey that, in fact, they believe they know who this person is. he would not talk about the identity of this person, a name or anything like that, but we've learned from officials that it's someone who is from great britain and from london with ties to extre

comcast business built for business.al can i two different terms, the kalif which means successor to mohammed. >> it was the first time many of his followers ever had laid eyes on him when he posted on-line. >> al baghdaddy was known sometimes also as alsamari which would have been from that part of iraq he's an islamic scholar. >> he has been a shadowy presence for a long time. >> kevin carol served three tours in iraq and afghanistan. he was a case manager in the middle east. >> he was sometimes confused with another high value target who lied al qaeda in iraq who was killed. in the battle of fallujah they had it in 2004, 2005 he is in u.s. custody in iraq. from 2005 to 2009. >> the now closed prison camp was named after a new york city fire marshal killed on 99-11. >> consistent with the u.s. drawdown of forces and turnover of authorities he was improperly let go in custody in 2009. >> details are sketchy about what happened next. >> they had a great amount of autonomy within the camps in iraq. they kept their command

comcast business built for business. >> last night i criticized the president.nses. rose says look at cameron. he already put his country on high alert and takes them serious. he's not off playing golf while the world is in turmoil and returns to his office. larry says we may not be at war but isis is at war with us. becky says i would loov to hear obama's response. melvin says obama says make power not war. he's a great talker or politician as a leader he might as we will be on the golf cou g course. he says the words i want to yell on every street corner but i would be arrested. that doesn't bowed well for me. on tonight's insta poll we could see isis without putting u.s. troops on the ground. we can't defeat them with this president if he puts boots on the ground he will tie one hand behind their back and limit their ammo to three pull lets a day. vivian says how about putting the troops at the border for a change. too late for that one. left unchecked they will take over our nation and others as well. ronald negative they have to be flushed out we can't affo

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comcast business built for business. >>> as new u.s.air strikes hit oil refineries in syria, oil refineries controlled by isis, the u.n. security council has approved a tough new measure on cut a flow of funds and fighters to isis and all of this comes after tough talk from president obama to the united nations assembly urging world leaders to join against isis. let's go now to jim acosta who has the very latest. >> i've been told we should not expect to hear from the president later this evening about this latest round of air strikes. he is at an event, a u.n.-related event on open government and he's not expected to talk about this in terms of what's happening militarily in the battle against isis right now. clearly, from what you are hearing the president talk about earlier today with respect to taking the fight to isis, you heard the president basically warn those isis fighters to clear out of the battlefield and at one part during his speech he talked about going after the financesing of this terror group and clearly, wolf, that th

comcast business. built for business. last story. the last story. >> her butt was flogged with their flag. miley cyrus is accused of disrespecting mexico. dancers pretended to whip her butt with mexican flags. if only there was video. ♪ mexico was not pleased. y specially on np day. dash you are a huge miley fan. are you proud or disgusted? >> how do you know it is prosthetic? >> is that what are you focussing on? >> they were mexico flags. that would have gotten her more attention. i am tired of this day 1810 or whatever this is. >> i got an e-mail that i can not end the show until we do a miley cyrus story. all right, what punishment would you like her to receive? >> in mexico they take the butt serious. that is used for drug muling and not flag spanking. >> that is it. i am done. i can't follow that. >> few people would follow that. joanne, does anything represent in de pendance like miley? >> no. she wears what she wants and says what she wants. theygax should adopt one of her songs a their national anthem. >> would it solve prob

comcast business built for business. >>> for 50 years the government of colombia has fought its own war peace might be on the horizon. since 1964 the revolutionary armed forces of columbia or farc has been trying to overthrow the nation's government. the state department says that farc is latin america's oldest, largest, and most violent and best equipped terrorist organization which is heavily involved in illicit narcotics production and trafficking. now, 50 years later, the farc is quite far down the road with peace talks with the nation's president. that president is juan manuel santos, and he has been elected with a mandate to continue to peace talks. and he joins me now. so how were you able to negotiate with people that your government has been battling and that have been afflicting huge terrorist attacks. i mean, politically, that must be difficult. >> it is very difficult, very difficult to explain to the people that why are you talking about peace and the war continues because one of the conditions i put in the initiation of the conversation was there's no cease-fire until we r

comcast business. r business. >>> earlier this month osama bin laden's successor as the head of al qaeda, ayman al zawahiri, announced in an almost hour-long video that the terror organization was going to open a new branch in india. india's muslims are a minority, just over 13% of the population versus more than 80% of the population that is hindu. and thus far the cause of jihad amongst that muslim minority in india hasn't taken off at all. certainly not as it has across the border in pakistan. at a time when terror is atop the headlines, i wanted to get mr. modi's thoughts on al qaeda's plans for his country. ayman al zawahiri, the head of al qaeda, has issued a video appeal trying to create an al qaeda in india, south asia, he says, but the message was really directed towards india and he says he wants to free muslims from the oppression they face in gujarat, and kashmir. do you worry something like this could succeed? >> translator: my understanding is that they're doing injustice towards the musli

comcast business. r business. >>> terrorists have been trying to conceal explosives inside clothing for years. now it is possible for the fabric itself to be turned into a bomb. cnn senior international correspondent watched a frightening demonstration of how a t shirt laced with chemicals could bring down an airliner. >> four, three, two, one! >> reporter: no ordinary explosion, a clothing bomb. >> so that is a t shirt dipped in explosives that is just blown up and that would bring down a plane. >> explosives expert made it. >> that was flat. that's much thicker than a plane. that would blow through. >> it certainly would. >> he is showing me bomb making technology security experts say al qaeda plans to use and the current security screening would have trouble detecting. >> a bomb of this size containing explosives in that quantity going down with approximately that violence would certainly do a great deal of harm to the fuse lodge. >> imagine if that was the skin of an aircraft. it would have blown a

comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "street signs."ow is up by 21 points. it was up by 84 points at the heart of the day and then went negative and come back somewhat. i think it will be the fifth straight day of gains, the longest winning streak in three months. but it is quadruple day in the options. you have this big story out there. the alibaba ipo. cnbc has been all over it for you. we had the first interview after the ipo. let's bring in scott walker from the floor. i imagine things have calmed down a bit. how frenzied was it down there? >> unbelievable. it was one of the moments in time. you mark it and you should acknowledge it. twitter was a substantial moment in time when it went public here on the new york stock exchange. general motors when it went public again on the new york stock exchange. i don't think i have seen anything with the frenzy and the atmosphere surrounding what we had today with absolutely. even art when i asked if he had seen anything like this in all of the ipos that he has seen and the crowds he has seen

comcast business built for business.al power work their way through here. >> thank you very much. our coverage of the u.s. air strikes in syria continues now with becky anderson in abu dhabi and the cnn center in atlanta. >> thanks for joining us. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> coming up this hour -- >> it must be clear to anyone who try to do americans harm, we will not tolerate safe havens for anyone. >> the u.s. makes air strikes in syria. also to come, there's nobody to stop it, nobody who are listening. th

comcast business. built for business. [chanting] >> where is the beef?ood workers demanding $15 an hour, stage agonizes nice protest it to. jonathan hunt was in the thick of it in new york. >> reporter: the group we saw across the country were small individually but a amounted to several thousands when you took it as a national total. here in new york we saw 1 to 200 protesters gather outside a couple of mid-town mcdonald's. the promised civil disobedience and delivered that. several dozen arrested for blocking traffic on the avenues and streets of manhattan during rush hour and during the lunchtime rush. but the protesters and their organizers said they havehb no choice but to band together for what they believe they deserve. listen here. >> a low-wage worker, the power you have is standing together with other low-wage workers, enif you have to contribute mid-for them to have a bite because that's the way that working class people in the country will get back on track and bring this country back. >> reporter: organizers said there were protests in more

comcast business. built for business. >>> long suffering buffalo bills are used to calling their team something close to those fracking bills but now they can mean it. the owner made a fortune in drilling. here to weigh in on the significance of this, president of haro sports ventures. rick, $1.4 billion. good news for the people of buffalo. the question is, did the owners overpay in. >> nobody ever overpays for a nfl or that matter balmer in the nba. 10.6% unemployment 5 years ago. 6.5% today. terry owns the buffalo bills and the sabres, as well. you got a guy that has significant resources in the family committed to keeping the team in town. remembering the legacies of jim kelly. o.j. simpson, as well. wide right scott norwood. this is the fracker that saved the buffalo bills. >> oh. >> does the sale to the fracker as you put him actually guarantee that they're going to stay put there? >> no. clearly not. no. there's no guarantee in life but depends on stadiums and $935 million have of the bills accor

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comcast business. ilt for business. >>> the message has been clear from the white house, isis is a direct threat that must be dealt with. but after that, we're hearing a bit of some wiggle room. >> now that those teams have completed their work and iraq has formed a government, we will send an additional 475 service members to iraq. as i've said before, these american forces will not have a combat mission. we will not get dragged into another ground war in iraq. >> my view at this point is that this coalition is the appropriate way forward. i believe that will prove true. but if it fails to be true and if there are threats to the united states, then i of course would go back to the president and make a recommendation that may include the use of u.s. military ground forces. >> we'll do what's necessary in that theater to deal with the isil threat. i anticipate since it is a threat that evolves and moves across this now very porous border, as the president said yesterday, it will require action in syria a

comcast business built for business. >>> all right.overnments all over america struggling to pay for road and bridge repair. so's the private sector company that took over the indiana tollways, as well. filing for bankruptcy protection. paid to the state in 2006 and now it's more than $6 billion in debt. why did this happen? likely two reasons. probably it, a, overpaid. and b, widely underestimated the amount of revenue to generate from the fewer people on the road. >> nat gas jiinventories have bn increasing but what should we expect after last year's weather? we have two guests. paul, i want to start with you. i hope that you're going to be the bearer of good tidings and not bad. when's the winter look like ahead? i don't think i could handle another polar vortex. i'm going home to australia. >> i don't think there's going to be as many polar vortexes this year, mandy. but it's winter and wsi part of the weather company released the winter forecast and expecting colder than normal temperatures but really be backloaded into winter and

comcast business. >>> if she were here to see it, she would be pleased with all who showed up. joan rivers getting the hollywood send-off that she would have appreciated and certainly deserved. whoopee goalburg, donald trump, diane sawyer, barbara wallters arriving. joan rivers died thursday a week after she suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest during a medical procedure at a clinic. alexandria field has been covering the story throughout. you were there today. i know press was not allowed inside. what can you tell us about it? >> an invitation-only service. but there's a wonderful moment at the enwhen the doors of the temple swung open and the new york police department's bagpipes and drummers spilled out on to the street and it was that moment that the fans who lined up and waiting there for hours, they would enjoy it and feel like a part of. it's one thing that joan rivers' friends said she would have really enjoyed. ♪ a stylish send auoff with a bagpipe salute for keen of comedy, joan rivers. her

comcast business. built for business. comcast business. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> welcome back to "fast money." just moments ago getting confirmation from the cdc that the first ebola patient in the united states has been confirmed. now just texas health officials giving us a few more details. the patient is an adult with a recent history of travel to west africa. the patient developed symptoms days after returning to texas from west africa and was admitted into isolation on sunday at texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas. now, we're waiting for more details. the press conference starting at 5:30 where we should learn more but again this patient is in dallas. developed symptoms days after returning to texas from we

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comcast business. business. >>> i really thought that it was important for us to maintain a presence and maintaining 10,000 u.s. troops there and to be able to continue the momentum. >> we have the former defense secretary of the united states on "60 minutes." tony blair is joining us. he wanted 8 or 10,000 u.s. troops to stay in iraq 2011. they say that nuri al maliki was to blame. john mccain says the u.s. didn't try, the president didn't try very hard. what do you say? >> well, i wasn't part of that discussion. and you can go back over the past and debate the decisions, right or wrong. the question is, what do we do now? and that's the best thing to concentrate on? there's 1600, 1700 u.s. troops in iraq. realistically, what do you think the u.s. might need? >> i don't know in terms of numbers and that's for the experts to decide but what is important, the support that they require and then, you know, for the actions that are going to be taken against the terrorist groups, that will require a whole ne

comcast business. built for business. >>> you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. republicans have opened up leads in key senate races in arkansas and kentucky, putting them in a strong position to win back control of the u.s. senate. in arkansas, republican congressman tom cotton leads democratic senator mark pryor by five points now among likely voters. pryor's edge we told you about has evaporated, now leaving them tied. in kentucky, mcconnell is up by 8 among likely voters. he's ahead of democrat allison lund er lunder began grimes. the president is extremely unpopular in both of those states. job approval sits at 31% in both arkansas and kentucky. in colorado, not a lot better. just 39% of voters approve of the president's performance. for a republican wave in november, the party needs to win the red and purple states like colorado, iowa, michigan. and in colorado so far, democrats are at least holding on. senator mark udall is up by six points over republican congressman cory gardner. this is the director of the poll. he's joining us now. lee, nice to visit w

comcast business built for business. ♪ eenie. meenie. miney. go.ore adventures await in the seven-passenger lexus gx. see your lexus dealer. >>> time for our street talk. call number 1 is -- actually two calls in one. c.h. robinson and douwngrading both of them to sell. >> we don't see a lot of sell ratings. in fact, only 6% of all analyst ratings are sells. they say 20% downsize potential in both stocks. both stocks are higher up in the market this year but obviously negative on both of those names. >> lumber liquidators down. >> they think the worst might be behind the trading company. shares already down 40% here today. >> kohl's up to a buy. >> apparently a better selection of beauty products. target on kohl's 58 to 88. >> u.s. steel named top pick. it was having a tough time for a while there. sdp >> u.s. steel is up 2.7%. that is their top pick in the sector. they see the industry benefiting from structural and cyclical improvement. it's up 51% this quarter. >>> pharmerica in 43 states. it was up to examiand outperfor. it's at about 33, $8 ab

comcast business. built for business. comcast business. this is kathleen.perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relief. really, and... and that's it. this is kathleen... for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. get all day arthritis pain relief with an easy-open cap. >> frank, you are no longer the general manager. you can be a part of the team. but the way i see it and the way the bank sees it, is that you guys are really the general manager. you're the floor manager. in addition, you have to take a pay cut. i want you to be here, but you have to earn it. and you have to prove it to them and you have to prove it to me. >> i'm onboard. >> i appreciate you being open-minded about it, okay? >> not a problem. >> well, i brought you to brooklyn. >> [laughs] hi. >> both: how are you? >> whenever i inves

comcast business built for business. >>> walmart wants into banking. it's making a deal to open low cost checking accounts. daniel, sadly, i've been doing this so long that i remember back in 2005 the application to become a bank, 1998 you had broad street financial. you have not had success getting into the banking industry despite repeated efforts. why is this time different ? >> thanks again for having us on the show and thanks, mandy, as well. to be clear, green dot is the bank and we're bringing affordable, every day financial services to our stores so that customers have better access as well as better opposites in the marketplace that they can conveniently find at our stores. >> the thing is there's already competition out there, right, steve? i believe low cost and even no cost accounts have been offered b by a number of banks for years if not decades. why would people want this service as opposed to staying with the community bank they're already with? >> we are a community bank ourselves at green dot bank. they're a vital part of their local

comcast business built for business. going on this friday morning.ngs we thought you should know. an alaska newspaper is reporting sarah palin and some of her family members were present at a party where a fight broke out over the weekend. nbc news has not verified the report but the newspaper says it happened during a birthday celebration for the former governor's husband, todd. the paper says roughly 20 people were involved. the alaska dispatch says police told them "some of the palin family members where is in attendance at the party." the paper also says that alcohol was believed to have been a factor in that incident. >>> president obama and the first lady surprised some school kids in washington yesterday by showing up for a charity event, but it was not the guest appearance that one little girl was hoping for. it's a little hard to hear but take a listen. >> the books you're putting in, i'll tell you about them just so you know, as well. >> i really wanted it to be beyonce. >> i understand. >> malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> you th

comcast business built for business.>> just 90 minutes left in the trading week. we are looking at a 1% gain on dow jones industrial average. a nice change from the sell off that we saw yesterday. >> wednesday a big gain. the one thing we have seen come back is volatility. we went for months without 100 point day. now we have had three in a row. it is almost like the market can't figure out what is wants to be right now. >> somebody tweeted peter of the lindsay group said stuff happens when qe ends. >> it was a different s word. >> i am cleansing it for tv. still a lot of analysts saying it has to hit 20e which is a level we saw in february in order to feel like we have gone through. >>> time for "street talk." >> on "street signs" we do this every day. we go and dig out five analyst commentaries and we find interesting, no junk, no upgrading it to neutral with $1 price increase. we try to find good stuff. >> underarmer is up 4% on an upgrade from buy to hold. the target price increased. >> should be called over armor. n

comcast business.for business. >> this past week, i was back in israel for the third time this year. i first visited in 1973 and i've been a regular visitor ever since. i take groups there once a year. people ask me sometimes, i'm afraid of traveling there. absolutely not. i would be far more afraid going to chicago. in fact, attacks on israel by hamas terrorists in the gaza, not one tourist visiting israel was harmed. none. now, i've long admired the tenacity of israeli security, especially at the airport. which while being the most targeted airport is the world's safest. i asked the director of the airport, when does their airport security begin? >> physically it starts when you enter the airport. our main goal is to protect the airport. the moment we are starting the security forces far away as we can from the airport, we are maki making possibility. >> i also asked the general if anyone has ever hijacked a plane from their airport. >> no. there are's a lot of information, especially after they reco

comcast business. built for business. last story.viewers hate that sound. the show and the fun is almost over. you risk going in fertil for the turtle. a canadian man, aren't they all, was recently caught at the border with 51 live turtles taped to his legs and crotch. he is this week's -- >> "red eye" hero. >> thank you. >> wildlife agents knew something wasn't right when they saw a regularly shaped -- irregularly shaped bulges in the guy's sweatpants. it could be natural. kai and his accomplishes were smuggling the american turtles into canada to be sold on asian food and collector markets for up to $1500 apiece. apparently thigh sweat adds to the flavor of turtle soup. how is this even possible? this is like an olympic event. this guy should win a prize. 50 some odd turtles in your pants? >> i like overpriced turtle soup as much a the next guy. i am glad we are stoping people at the border in sweatpants. let's face it. we have enough people in this country who have given up on life. we don't need more divorced dads wandering aroun

comcast business built for business. >>> take a look at this chart.ese things is not like the other. the dow and s&p 500 are solidly higher over six months. here's the problem. the russell 2000, small cap index, down more than 5%. let's bring in morgan brennan, when's holding back the small caps? >> it's such a good question, brian. that is story that's playing out for the small caps all yearlong. look at the russell 2000 year to date. that's down about 3% compared to the s&p's gain of 7%. the dow's 3% and 8% increase for the nasdaq. and yesterday the russell 2000 hit a so-called death cross with the 50-day moving average falling below the 200 day. first time we have seen that since august 2011 and something technicians say could be a bearish sign. strategists tell me this is all part of investors rotation out of the high beta, high growth, high momentum smaller stocks into the blue chips. a defensive shift in light of the fed's likely move to begin raising interest rates next year. small caps are much more vulnerable to changes in rates but the big i

comcast business. ilt for business. >>> our folks hitting the bottom are the big winners in the tesla battery factory bidding war. >> are you confused? jane wells is going to complain this odd connection just a little later on in our show. >>> no street talk today. let's move right on to talking numbers, and today it is taser international. jp morgan affirming its positive rating on the stock, and we've got primary executions on the technicals. steven, i'm going to start with you, because if you don't know the history of taser, it has been a hotly contested, technically driven, short trader selling stock for about a decade. how does it look right now? >> you kind of hit the nail on the head. right now it looks like it's gone to a short squeeze. it's pushed up substantially during the month of august, but it is now considerably overbought in terms of momentum ice larters, and it's reaching n area of resistance in the 18 area that we've seen since february of this year. we would suspect those who bought i

comcast business. built for business. >>> watching the situation in benghazi? >> you look at the deteriorating security environment and the numerous incidents, yeah, i would prioritize benlz. >> if you were an akt on the ground, would you have been lobbying for more help to come to benghazi? >> i'd probably be doing more than lobbying. i'd be pushing everybody i could be pushing. >> that's todd teal. one of the three who testified at the new benghazi hearings this week. with me now, congressman lynn wes mooreland, a member of the benghazi select committee. thank you for being with us this evening, congressman. as i sat there i couldn't help but notice the stunning similarities between the reports of previous accountability review boards and the benghazi accountability board. why are we making the same mistake over and over again? >> well, i think, judge, it's pretty bureaucratic department. the state department, we really haven't been able to hold anybody accountable. the reality is when you look at the reports, the secretary of state is responsible, personally