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nba dallas mavericks. he has, among other things, many successful business ventures.the star investors on the hit show shark tank. you may have seen it but the securities and exchange commission mark cuban used insider information to dump millions of dollars worth of stock back in the year 2004 after the company's ceo allegedly tipped him off. one of mark cuban's attorneys told jurors yesterday that the securities and exchange commission's case is built on misleading comments. and that it's an example of the federal government's running amuck. a line that seems to work well these days. trace gallagher is live in our west coast news hub this afternoon. explain more of these accusations if you would, trace. >> back in 2004, shep, mark cuban owned 60% of a company called momma.com canadian search engine trying to compete with google. former ceo had a conversation with mark cuban where he said the company was going to sell the stock to private investor at 10% discount that would have cost mark cuban some money. cuban agreed not to sell the stock and turned around and dump

. >>> dallas mavericks owner and businessman mark cuban was found not guilty of insider trading by a jury. the case involved his sale of $7.1 million worth of stock in mama.com in 2004. cuban was elated. >> i'm the luckiest guy in the world. i'm glad this happened to me. i'm glad i'm able to be the person who could afford to stand up to them. i don't need anything from them, i don't want anything from the sec except them to act like american citizens and treat other american citizens the way they deserve to be treated. >>> and marysville, missouri, the county prosecutor is asking for a special prosecutor to be assigned to the case involving an alleged teenage rape in 2012. he says the victim refused to testify and charges were dropped against the son of a politically connected family. the girl and her mother say there is overwhelming evidence to move ahead with charges. >>> in russia, scientists recovered a giant chunk of a meteorite. it blazed through the sky and more than 1600 people were injured by the blast which was estimated to be as strong as 20 euro she made atomic bombs. >>

dallas mavericks owner mark cuban getting a big win last night. not on the basketball court but in the court of law. the billionaire investor was acquitted of insider trading after securities and exchange commission accused cuban of using a private tip to avoid big losses on his 2004 sale of internet stocks. mark cuban joins me now. good to see you, mark. >> good to be seen. >> thanks for joining us. you said this case was personal, i was reading what you said. why? why was it personal? >> it took seven years out of my life. when the s.e.c. called me, i thought, okay, i'm going to support them and help them like i had in 2004. and it just turned into a disaster. and you know, when the government's chasing you, it's not something you just ignore and -- you think about it. it consumes you all the time. what made it personal is the way they handled it in court. when it was over, it was like, you know what, literally, they were basically apologizing to me. multiple lawyers came up and said, mark, this is just business. it's not personal. >> business?

the insider trading trial continues for dallas mavericks owner mark cuban. yesterday in court cuban testified he said on multiple occasions he planned to sell his stake in internet search firm mamma.com. cuban is accused by the sec of unloading 600,000 shares worth $7.9 million dollars to avoid a $750,000 loss. cuban insists he did nothing wrong. a british court says it will hold an inquest into the death of bank of america intern moritz erhardt. 21-year-old erhardt was found dead in his london apartment in august. an autopsy determined he died of epilepsy but he had also apparently worked several all- nighters in a row. the inquest is set for the morning of november 22. bank of america says it is reviewing working practices for junior employees. an activist investment firm is taking a large stake in the owner of redbox. redbox rents movies at kiosks and is owned by outerwall. jana partners reports taking a 13.5% stake in outerwall. the activist investment group considers the stock undervalued-- and is exploring options including possibly selling the company

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. >>> dallas mavericks owner and businessman mark cuban was found not guilty of insider trading by aury. the case involved his sale of $7.1 million worth of stock in mama.com in 2004. cuban was elated. >> i'm the luckiest guy in the world. i'm glad this happened to me. i'm glad i'm able to be the person who could afford to stand up to them. i don't need anything from them, i don't want anything from the sec except them to act like american citizens and treat other american citizens the way they deserve to be treated. >>> and marysville, missouri, the county prosecutor is asking for a special prosecutor to be assigned to the case involving an alleged teenage rape in 2012. he says the victim refused to testify and charges were dropped against the son of a politically connected family. the girl and her mother say there is overwhelming evidence to move ahead with charges. >>> in russia, scientists recovered a giant chunk of a meteorite. it blazed through the sky and more than 1600 people were injured by the blast which was estimated to be as strong as 20 hiroshima atomic bombs. >> and af

a hit this week to mark cuban, the owner of the dallas mavericks, who beat insider trading charges broughtthe sec. defendants usually setting rather than fight. hopefully this will help set a precedent for the nonbillionaire accused. >> okay, dan. >> paul, a huge hit this week to army captain william swenson who is given the army's highest award, the military's highest award, for, an actions he took afghanistan, repeatedly running under enemy fire to save wounded comrades and get them on to safety. barack obama talks all the time about how we are getting out of afghanistan. i'm glad we're recognizing best people we have and what they did while we were in afghanistan. >> hear hear, dan. on the mark cuban case, this is sneerly five years this case is going on. mark cuban is a billionaire. he can afford to defend himself in court and spend all that time on legal fees. as he said, after the verdict, the average person just doesn't have those resources. >> right, just gets completely crushed by the federal apparatus. >> so hear hear. maybe he should finance some of the other folks that want to

cuban currently owns the dallas mavericks. the sec accuses him of dumping his stock in mamma.com-- a canadian search engine company-- after learning confidential information. in court yesterday, cuban told the jury-- he was angry about a development that would reduce the value of his investment, but doesn't remember much else. he also says he did nothing wrong. tesla shareholders are assessing damage after news of a car fire. shares of the electric car-maker dropped 4% yesterday after a video of a burning model s circulated online and quickly spread like--well, you know. a spokesperson for tesla confirmed the fire started after a large metallic object hit one of the battery packs. crews reportedly had difficulty extingushing the fire. no one was injured. more on tesla stock is coming up later in chart talk. words such as "train wreck" are being used to describe the new "smartwatch" by samsung. the wearable device will be on store shelves later this month. a new york times reviewer calls the watch impressive, but it requres the

. >> you might know him as the owner of the dallas mavericks or on the snow "shark tanks". his share of mama.com. a judge found that sale did not break any federal rules. coming up, the u.s. has avoided a debt default for now, but with the ratings downgraded. how much damage has been down to america's global credibility that is next. so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. man: sometimes it's like we're still in college. but with a mortgage. and the furniture's a lot nicer. and suddenly, the most important person in my life is someone i haven't even met yet. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. as you plan your next step, we'll help

the sec closes case against the dallas mavericks owner alleging he sold his shares in a canadian search engine company after learning the ceo is planning an equity offer. the case will be decided by a jury and it may come down to who they believe more. mark cuban or the ceo. we decided to not come to texas instead recorded his testimony played on video. lori: clearly being charming helps in court. let's get you updated on the market as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange. >> the dow jones industrial the downside nearly 50 points after the wild back-and-forth action at one point even moving into positive teeritory after john boehner boehner spoke you saw the market jump off the lows about 50 points moving to positive territory. harry reid brought or concern and jitters to the market. as we continue to watch the dow snapping the recent winning streak keeping an eye on the vix sitting at the height of the days. it shows you that there is still concerns and jitters on wall street, some looking at october 17 saying it is likely the market will sell off as

. >> dallas mavericks owner mark cubin is found not guilty of insider trading. they accused him of dumping shares after being tipped off by ceo. it saved him from a 1 $50,000 loss. after she had harsh words for the prosecutor. >> she lied over and over. i said i wouldn't be bullied. she tried to be a bully. she sat there and looked at me and when she couldn't get her way and try to bully me she backed down startied shaking. at one point i thought she was going to cry. he has an estimated net worth of 2 and a half billion dollar. >> new information that could help in the search for a boy with autism who has been missing for 11 days. new york city police now think that he may have boarded a train out of the city. the 14-year-old has severe autism he can't speak. he was last seen on surveillance video running out of his school in long island city. there's a 70,000 dollar reward for any information on his whereabouts. >> defense secretary chuck hagel apologizes to an award recipient for the delay. the paperwork wgot lost and resubmitted twoed years ago. hagel said s

the fcc accused of dallas maverick owners taking confidential information to avoid losing 250,000 dollars. he could have to pay the back the money and plus a penalty. >> now to a fox news alert for you in a few hours the government will release the weekly jobless numbers. because of a shut down they became more significant. top business news this morning is lauren simonetti from the fox business network. >> it is a data vacuum on wall street with little information being release. investors don't know how to trade and the fed doesn't know what to analyze in the division on policies and interest rates that you pay. in fact the week's most important report is the september survey unemployment. that is due out tomorrow morning. but because of the government shut down it may not come. that is precisely why today's report on jobless will get a lot more attention. 350 people are expected to have filed for jobless benefits that's up from the pray or week. if the governments are down continues in next week the october job he s report would c risk. they collect data in the middle of the month. in t

he had dream coach the dallas maverick and today did he that in white blue image. was honorary maverick coach even got coach his favorites player who later gave him a signed ball. he tooked twitter afterwards and tweeted quote, best day of my life. through will, robert griffin hemmed dream of playing in nfl and for red skin just couple months ago i to get meet their players and knees idol and get to be part of that it is pretty special it means so much for people involved with make a wish i know people involved with that organization and almost brings them as much joy as children. let me ask you about maverick kind may can sign him. i know was 17-year-old. i saw some of his basketball stats i think he might be pretty good. honefully will be healthy once again. thank you. new continues right after this. thank you for joining us today news edge at 11 begins right now. tonight at 11 caught on camera another disturbing incidents in washington. man on fire on the national mall. we live with latest on his burn injuries and what may have happened out there today. good to

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owner of the dallas mavericks. a popular show of "shark tank", where he stakes people in new businesses. could it hurt him? does that make him less likeable to the jury that he is loaded swagger guy we're watching swagger across the screen right now? >> it can depending how he acts in front of the jury. melissa: what do you think? does that help him or hurt him? >> i think, probably hurt him at the margin would be my guess but on the other hand, another thing he can bring up is, where are the victims? that isals issue win cider trading. i don't know if this is the time to editorialize how it could give us more accurate stock prices. it's a problem in these trials where they will have a tough time saying he harmed people and here is the specific person that was harmed. melissa: that is interesting. that's a great point. thanks to both of you. we will keep an eye on that. >> thank you. melissa: a lot of important law. coming up on "money," after all the tile and money spent to sell us obamacare how is it going a week

pro basketball team, the dallas mavericks has dodged a major legal bullet. ruled that mark cuban was not liable of civil insider trading charges filed bit securities and exchange commission. cuban dumped his entire stake in moma.com in 2004 after the firm's ceo told him about plans for a stock offering. the details were announced publicly later. cuban's move saved him about $750 million in losses. >>> a deal has been reached to reopen the u.s. government. but what did it cost? we'll look at the numbers. plus, the u.s. debt default is off the table as well. we'll check reaction from berlin to beijing on the global implications. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. andintroducing cardioviva: -- all in one pill. the first probiotic to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels without a prescription. cardioviva. pain inflicted on our nation for no good rea

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dagen: billionaire mark cuban, owner of the dallas mavericks, cleared of insider trading charges by abrought by security and exchange commission. now we ask should the sec have ever pursued these charges in the first place? connell: i have been looking forward to this segment. leus go to charlie gasparino hee with us in the studio and elizabeth nowicki. this is like flashback friday. i have quite a history on this show. you first, charlie. cuban's role in all of this. what is your take? charlie: we know there was no real law involving insider trading. just a court presidents depending on the type of behavior, it is all about doing inside information. if you're a company insider like a board member and tape information and sell the stock, if you take what cuban did, misappropriate, stealing that information. that is insider trading depending on that level it can land you in jail. the problem with the cuban case even though i think his behavior was despicable. i think what mark cuban did was despicable. he knew he was getting an unfair advantage. he is a billionaire. he did not have to

the owner of the nba's dallas mavericks is accused of using inside information to dump millions of dollars worth of stock in an internet company. a decision could come as early as today. >> i want to go back to fitch. everyone including fitch seems to believe that a deal is going to be worked out, so why the dire warn in on the eve of this really tense debate taking place in washington? >> it boils down to risk, reward and confidence. in its decision, fitch says that it's doing this because the u.s. government is failing to resolve this in a timely manner, and when time is equal to money, any time you waste is wasted money. it's cost investors quite a bit of money, fluctuations up and down every day. >> kind of like your mother saying wait until your father gets home. >> voters head to the polls in new jersey there to fill the seat of the late senate. the political tug of war in washington has been playing out on a smaller stage. >> it's a race watched closely. >> he is trying to distract people. >> 44-year-old cory booker, democratic mayor of newark new jersey is battling against importan

shark tank, busted moves on "dancing with the stars" and paraded referees as the owner of the dallas mavericksan is walking into a different court in texas as he faces federal insider trading charges. >> i'm excited about this, to finally come to court. i won't be bullied. >> reporter: the securities and exchange commission says cuban committed fraud in 2004 after investing in a small internet search company called mamma.com. the sec says cuban sold his entire stake in the company, 600,000 shares after learning the company's ceo was planning an offering of new stock. by selling when he did, cuban avoided losses in excess of $750,000. cuban says he did nothing wrong and any information he had was not confidential. the sec's lead counsel says we look forward to the start of the trial and cuban says he's not backing down. >> the thing i'm really looking forward to is shedding some sun right on how the sec works. >> reporter: he could face a penalty of $2 million. a tiny fraction of his estimated network of $2.5 billion. >> he has to be spending millions of dollars. he could have settled but he cl

. >> it's back in court for dallas mavericks owner mark cuban. judge turned down his request to dismiss his case. the securities and exchange commission is charging him with with insider trading because of a stock sale he made in a search engine company. he denied the charges and testified that he saw no reason why he couldn't sell his shares. >> two years later than planned, the new one hundred-dollar bill hits the streets today. the new c note has several features kind to make it difficult to copy. one is a blue lead to security ribbon. the image of benjamin franklin will be the same. if i actually get my hands on one of them, i'm taking you and everything else for coffee. >> how is the market reacting to just the threat of a default at this point? >> the fear in dix, which measures volatility, the amount of stocks bought and sold is the highest since june. >> what about the bond market? >> all bonds have a due date and the 10 year bond, which essentially is linked to our mortgage rates, that treasury bill due right after october 17 is really t

lawyers for the government and the dallas mavericks owner had their closing arguments. with those. sec lead lawyer reiterated their case yesterday. this is a quote. he knew he was screwed. he knew he couldn't sell but he sold anyway. that is insider trading. cuban's lawyer countered telling jurors the sec's case is built on misleading statements. his quote, not even mark cuban can make the government admit it is wrong. only you, the jury have that the. lori: let's go down to the floor of the new york stock exchange and check in with nicole petallides. you're watching some earnings moves veries. >> we have so much going on from washington to new highs a wild vix. it is earnings season. we've seen a lot of names on the move but let's take a look at names we'll be reporting which is both american express and ibm, see how they are faring ahead of their quarterly reports. right now, up 1 1/2% for american express. this is really an indicator of not only the consumer but businesses and the like. so we'll watch that one losely. ibm is up 1% as well. pepsi reported upbeat earni

and jury deliberations are expected to begin today in the insider trading trial of billionaire dallas mavericks> a story that will make you mad. after the sandy hook shooting there was an outpouring of support for the families but remember rossen reports found one woman trying to make money off the tragedy. we told her story here and the fbi moved in and now she is going to prison. >>> coming up in a "today" exclusive, brad pitt on a passion project, if he'll let his kids see his new film and a major milestone in his life. turning the big 50. >> yeah, a lot to get to. but first, a case of bullying that turned deadly in florida and one sheriff taking a very strong stand. we'll talk to him in a moment. but first, here's nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: after investigating the suicide of 12-year-old rebecca sedwick for nearly a month, enough was enough. >> when a 12-year-old baby jumps off of the top of a cement plant for any reason, that's a terrible event. that's a tragic event. >> reporter: sedwick took her own life by leaping from a silo tower on the 9th. she was the victim of bullying by other

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insider-trading trial, they did not pull any punches in response to the fcc's opening statement saying the dallas mavericksr, quote, has done nothing wrong, evidence shows cuban ever made any agreement to keep information about stock confidential. his lawyers also made a point to undermine the fcc's lead witness saying former ceo of guy far has changed his story several times and cannot be trusted. lori: a big day for ipos, 3 big companies making their debut. what will cause to take shares of the empire state building and burlington coat factory. nice range. adam: twitter's debut as most investors talking. charlie gasparino is here with the scoop coming them next. the latest on twitter's timing, listing exchange and if the government shutdown will change things. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ and this park is the inside of your body. see, the speci

lori: the latest out of dallas and mark cuban's insider trading case. the mavericklling jurors why he was upset. adam: super fly, forget some stealth military operation. we'll introduce you to a new drone marketed for the average consumer. call it a camera phone with wings. 3d robotic as president on its uses, the price tag and the big money behind it. ♪ >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief. the imf is warning the u.s. a failure to raise the u.s. debt ceiling could damage the rest of the global economy. imf chief christine lagarde said it is quote, mission critical that this be resolved as soon as possible. >>> fiat and chrysler ceo sergio marchionne hopes the ipo process will give a clear valuation of chrysler shares and pave the way for a merger. they want to buy the 41.5 mistake it doesn't own from the uaw health care trust. the uaw forced ipo filing when they couldn't agree on a price. talks are continuing but have not made progress. >>> growth in the sector cooled in september. non-manufacturing index dropped to 54.4 in september from 58.6 in augus

the jury cleared the owner of the dallas mavericks of insider trading.s accused of acting on a tip and selling millions in stock to avoid a massive loss on mama.com. >> who is going to invest in mama.com. >> exactly. >> "l.a. times" facebook is drawing criticism for laxing its privacy policy. it used to limit who could see post of teens under 18 but now younger users can change their settings themselves. some say it's a ploy to remain relevant like other networks twitter eats away at facebook's dominance. >> nook times, amazing amateur videos captured the moment a meteorite exploded in russia. scientists say they have recovered a piece of that meteorite. divers pulled a chunk the size of a coffee table from the bottom of a russian lake but it fractured into three pieces after it was pulled up. a scale showed 1260 pounds before it broke. then we have politico. >> politico. mike allen is here. let's just go. cokie roberts. >> i didn't know it was there. >> read it, cokie. you won't be happy. this is awful. they drag you through the mud. >> how could do you

. >>> dallas mavericks owner mark kuken on trial, facing insider trading charges.rday, a government lawyer told jurors cuban's drive to win led him to cheat by using insider information to sell stock in an internet company. cuban's lawyer claims the government's key witness is lying and insists prosecutors can't prove a lick of their case. >>> i've shown you pictures of dogs surfing before. can you get enough, though? we want to show you the fifth annual surf city dog surfing competition. there was a fashion show and costume contest. dogs and owners hitting the water for beautiful weather. >> walking the board. >> i cannot confirm or deny reports that i may or may not some of the dogs. i feel like i know the dogs in all the videos. >> because it happens to happen. i think the bulldog has an unfair advantage. >> lower center of gravity. >> that's the thing, september and october in california is just -- i know, let's not go there. >> unbiased opinion. >> i'm telling you, that's the time of year to go. >> it is the best time to go. i get my sister to come out. do not

. >>> closing arguments are expected today against billionaire dallas mavericks owner mark cuban. s.e.c. sued him after selling his stake in mama.com after the ceo told him about a planned stock offering. joe, you've had some strong thoughts on this. >> i just remember when it happened. it was like, we are going to sell some stock. he was like, you're what? you can't raise money now. and he goes, if you sell it, i'm out. i remember the whole time it didn't look like he thought it was inside info. >> i don't understand. if i called you up and i had real information -- >> i just remember the way it happened. it didn't seem to me that it was nonpublic information. >> didn't cuban make it public right away, anyway? he said he was selling for that reason. >> of course, i was surprised when fabulous fab, when that happened. >> i like mark cuban. i think this is a challenging one. >> no, no. >> you saw how much money it was, too. at best he would be fined $2 million. >> if it was meaningless for him to get in and out of. >> the canadian ceo refused to come here to testify. they testified

the government claims the dallas mavericks owner sold shares after learning confidentially that the company new stock. >>> also, we'll be watching shares of angie's list in today's trading. >>> that's being done in a bid to try to attract new members. the paper says the cuts are taking place in new york, washington, chicago, san francisco, indianapolis and a handful of other markets. >>> we've been waiting for this. let's head back to chicago now. we're going to find andrew this morning. we will be speaking with warren buffett in just about 30 minutes. first, though, a special guest will join andrew this morning. andrew? >> thank you, joe. we are here at the university of chicago with the former treasury secretary hank paulson. this is your home court, your office is just upstairs. but we couldn't be happier to talk to you today given that we have this government shutdown, given we have the debt ceiling upon us. and i consider you mr. crisis but also mr. negotiator. someone who has been able to bridge the divide when things were tough. yesterday, president obama said this time is different.

. >>> dallas mavericks owner mark cuban cleared of insider trading charges.ourt jury in texas delivering a not guilty verdict in the case involving cuban sale of a stock in a canadian internet search company. he sold his shares and avoided a $750,000 loss. outside court he said government lawyers tried to bully him and he was glad he stood up to them. those are your headlines. shall we talk weather? >> please. >> let's do it and have indra guide us, be our tour guide. >> every day i can get up early and i can handle it, i know it is a good day. temperatures in the 60s. 63 philly, new york 62. farther north we're seeing 50s. keep in mind this is expected to change as the series of fronts will make their way across the country. the difference today we have a warm front out there. moisture comes out of the south but as soon as the cold front does push through we'll be talking about a lot of cold, dry air. there will be two systems, cold air will be in place throughout the weekend. rain not going to be a big factor. these are dry systems. spreading in from the no

and jury deliberations are expected to begin today in the insider trading trial of billionaire dallas mavericks. >>> a story that will make you mad. after the sandy hook shooting there was an outpouring of support for the families but remember rossen reports found one woman trying to make money off the tragedy. we told her story here and the fbi moved in and now she is going to prison. >>> coming up in a "today" exclusive, brad pitt on a passion project, if he'll let his kids see his new film and a major milestone in his life. turning the big 50. >> yeah, a lot to get to. but first, a case of bullying that turned deadly in florida and one sheriff taking a very strong stand. we'll talk to him in a moment. but first, here's nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: after investigating the suicide of 12-year-old rebecca sedwick for nearly a month, enough was enough. >> when a 12-year-old baby jumps off of the top of a cement plant for any reason, that's a terrible event. that's a tragic event. >> reporter: sedwick took her own life by leaping from a silo tower on the 9th. she was the victim of bullying by o

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