dan's family.y cannot figure out, that when there's, you know, you're told there are 16-- no, no, and that's what you're thinking. that's not what i'm saying. no-- that's what you said! no-- what i said-- that's what you said-- we can't be-- what i said was, we're not gonna get everybody to get up and go to 15 different tables-- that's what i said. no! you're saying, your family is so stupid, that they cannot figure out that when there are 16 weapons, and they have a piece of paper that says there are 16 weapons-- uh-huh. here are the 16 weapons. and they go, and they see that there-- which one is missing. right there-- stop-- right there. then, if they don't wanna play, then, they can go home! they're not-- pe-- then, they can go home! it's so (deleted) infuriating that your family is so stupid! it's not stupid. it is stupid! no-- there's a difference between not wanting to get up and go from table to table to table and being stupid. you say-- you said-- they are so (deleted) damn stupid that-- my

so, once again, i would like to call up, dan, where is dan? i already talked to dan. dan? all right. so this is dan wynn, let me tell you about what dan did. so on september eleventh, at 4:57. public safety safety dispatcher received a call from a 14-year-old girl named tiane saying that she needed medical help for her mother and verified the address and her phone number and provided her with medical instructions. and stayed on the line with tanani and kept reassuring her that help was on the way. and compassionate tone helped tani remain calm and assisted her in providing assistance to her mother. unfortunately she and her family were unable to join us today but we do have this fine public servant representing the good work of the city that we are going to celebrate and we are going to take a moment again to hear the tape played so we hear a little bit of his work and what we are celebrating. >> do you have an emergency? >> tanin >> is the bleeding stopped or still going? >> i am not sure. feeling really tired and a lot of pain. >> and so, how hold is the patient? >> how

good morning, dan and bianna.rder, police were at the teenager's house with a stern warning for her, to respect her mother or be thrown out of the house. hours later, police were back, this time to a bloody murder scene. >> district 1 is looking for isabella guzman, cut her mother's throat. >> reporter: police say this is the face of a killer, and that 18-year-old isabella guzman's victim is her own mother. the 47-year-old's body the center of a bloody crime scene in this aurora, colorado, home. police say guzman stabbed her mother 79 times. >> she's on foot somewhere in the area. >> reporter: after an all-night search, undercover police discovered guzman in a nearby parking lot. in a police affidavit, the girl's stepfather heard his wife cry out. he opened the door to the bathroom and allegedly found his step daughter standing with a knife over her mother's bloody body. her biological father says he spoke with his daughter earlier that day. the topic of conversation, her troubled relationship with her mother. >>

bianna golodryga along with dan harris. also coming up, it's the move that could stop a lot of impulsive late night decisions. a proposal if our nation's capital that would require a 24-hour waiting period for anyone who wants a th s s a tat piercing. we'll have reaction to the plan. needless to say, not everyone likes it. >> i wish that law was in place when i got the face tattoo. hours of makeup every morning. >>> also coming up, clear the playground. this is what happens when a family of playful bears invades a backyard. that's somebody's backyard. imagine that. >>> but we're going to start here with buckingham palace. just two days after arresting a guy who scaled a fence to the queen's home. news this morning armed officers may have mistaken prince andrew the queen's own son -- for an intruder. abc's nick schifrin is at buckingham palace this morning with the story. nick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. you're absolutely right. two security incidents in one week, inside the queen's own home. clearly, the

>> well, it really boils down to one of the neighbors, and that's dan davis. barry kept telling me that dan was pissing him off. doing little things to get him mad. they say good fences make good neighbors. well, not in this case. seems mr. davis had been trying to build a fence between his property and barry swegle's driveway. how far back does that go? >> oh, it goes back for years, over that fence up there. >> i think he wanted something that didn't belong to him and he was mad because we were fixing it. >> property lines are the most heated dispute between neighbors because people believe in lines and yet both neighbors believe the line is different. >> reporter: real estate mogul, barbara corcoran has seen so many of these disputes spin out of control she should be given a permanent seat on the un security counsel. >> it takes two to fight. if either of them had handled this intelligently the whole thing could not have happened. >> reporter: taking the long view, as in "from outer space" -- there's dan's property, and adjacent to it, barry's driveway. you

>> i'm agreeing with you. >> yes, with dan. >> with dan. >> feel better dan? >> yes. >> you know i'm getting to like nathan. >> i feel the same way, regis, getting to like him. >> a stud. >> he's a stud. >> it's hundred 100 and change. >> it is he's got a set, man. put that in your highlight reel. >> trade school later on coming up next the dow jones saying apple is in fact planning to ship a new low cost iphone to china mobile making it the first time wireless carrier will carry the smartphone what will it do to the stock? we are trading the names blowing up in the twitter sphere, that's it right after this. th >> welcome back to "fast money." we are getting closer and closer to a deal to bring apple iphones to the world biggest company. apple getting ready to ship to china mobile which could be an indication the deal between the to is in place. that's according to a dow jones report citeing people familiar with the matter. now, the investing world has been anticipating such a deal would happen as soon as apple announced it would hold an event in china not lo

dan, carl lynn? dan, carolyn?andhya. >>> talking baseball now. >> and an amazing play larry has for us. >> you can watch it over and over. in fact, you will make it over and over. did josh donaldson pull off the catch of the year for the a's? we are talking all [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we just look for this g. 'cause general mills makes over 40 yummy flavors that are 130 calories or less per serving. and they're packed with vitamins and minerals. from lucky charms to cheerios. over 40 cereals. 130 calories or less. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® 25 games left and the a's and rangers are going down the wire. they squared off in a game that featured undoubtedly the catch of the year. a's fans coping in expecting big things. up 1-0 in the third and the diving stop. he said stop, stop, stop. josh donaldson didn't stop and he is out

thanks good to be back all right dan before we get it to the economy tell us about the response and repercussions in china in regards to the edward snowden revelations yeah the snowden revelations i don't think were a surprise to the average people here that the u.s. government was spying not only on its competitors but its allies and its own citizens i don't think there's any surprise there but there was a lot of surprise i have heard in beijing about the depth and the extent of the collaboration between u.s. intelligence services and the u.s. tech companies some of the road revelations that chemo war were a ball the n.s.a.'s x. keyscore system its n.s.a.'s widest reaching surveillance platform they have seven hundred servers globally it was discovered there was an active server in chongqing actually only it only mainland china be a server. and that as most likely probably not still in commission so this was a big win for china that this information came out the big loser however is going to be the u.s. tech companies that heard from beijing that there's been a directive to. to get

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bianna and dan?, ginger, thank you. >>> president obama signed an emergency declaration ordering extra federal aid to colorado. including fema to help local response efforts including rescuing residents cut off by washed-out roads and swollen rivers and creeks. the intense operation now involving a massive effort by the air national guard. on the phone with us is lieutenant mitch utterback. lieutenant, thank you so much for joining us in this pressing time for you. this is being described as the biggest air rescue since hurricane katrina. >> how is it going right now? >> well, right now, the rescue operation, concluded at about 2:00 this morning. the last troops that were out moving supplies and people around got their heads on a pillow at 2:00. it's been raining here in boulder since late last night. the helicopter pilots are just going to be waking up now. we'll have a briefing with the incident management team at 7:00. then the pilots will brief at 7:30. we'll see what is going to happen with the

dan, carl lynn? dan, carolyn?talking baseball now. >> and an amazing play larry has for us. >> you can watch it over and over. in fact, you will make it over and over. did donaldson pull off the catch of the year for the a's? we are talking all well, you've found delicious! ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ it is so honey swagalish ♪ so much crunch, can you handle this? ♪ ♪ the party in the bowl don't stop! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ must be the honey! 25 games left and the a's and rangers are going down the wire. they squared off in a game that featured undoubtedly the catch of the year. a's fans coping in expecting big things. up 1-0 in the third and the diving stop. he said stop, stop, stop. josh donaldson didn't stop and he is out for a mile. that's what the stop sign is for. he was an allstar, but not the same guy. five innings tonight. so far he miss played it off the wall and craig ge

what do you think, dan and ron? the left, by the way. >> a kitty cat, yeah. >> only one of those people is a hunk, and it's ron claiborne. >> i look like christian bale? >> yeah. >> all right. we'll be right back with more "gma." keep it here. >> thanks. there are lots of ja"jamies" out there, but that doesn't mean we're all the same. just like greek yogurts. that's why i prefer activia greek. mmm! activia helps regulate your digestive system. activia greek, ♪ activia! like no other greek yogurt. ♪ dannon if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain

dan? bianna?> potential breakthrough here. so many questions remaining, including can you collect and destroy all of these chemical weapons in the middle of a civil war? alex marquardt, we appreciate your reporting this morning. >>> and a quick program note. george stephanopoulos will have an exclusive interview with president obama on the crisis in syria tomorrow morning on abc's "this week." >>> this is a very busy saturday morning. we have other breaking stories this morning. for that, we turn, as always, to mr. ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. in boston, officials are investigating the cause of a porch collapse at an apartment building that injured 12 people. the third floor porch gave way during a party late friday night just before midnight. it fell 30 feet. many of those who were hurt were hospitalized with neck and back injuries. >>> and in california, a wild scene at a high school football game. this after a propane tank at a food cart exploded, injuring several people. bystander

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. good night.

good morning, america, bianna golodryga with dan harris. also coming up, it's the move that could stop a lot of impulsive late night decisions. a proposal that would require a 24 hour waiting period for anyone who wants a tattoo or a piercing. reaction to the plan, needless to say, not everyone likes it. >> i wish that law was in place when i got the face tattoo. hours of makeup every morning. >>> also, clear the playground, when bears invade la backyard. that story coming up in a little bit. that's somebody's backyard. imagine that. >>> but start with buccal ham palace. after arresting a guy who scaled a fence to the queen's home. news this morning armed officers may have mistaken prince andrew for an intruder. nick is at buckingham palace with the story. >> reporter: good morning. you're right. two security incidents in one week. clearly the queen's forwards are jumpy. it was reportedly a tense standoff in the buckingham palace gardens, they thought he was an intruder. that's when the british tabloid said he was the queen's own son. princ

dan and bianna?>> so many people watching from the sidelines thinking the whole thing is ridiculous. >> and then the second hurdle, the debt ceiling. set to hit on october 17th as well. people will be watching the stock market. our thanks to you, jeff. >>> the other major story out of the white house. the historymaking phone call with iran. to put this news in perspective, take a look at this picture. >> this is what president obama and the iranian president rouhani looked like in the late 1970s. that was the last time there was high-level contact between these two countries. reena ninan is here with more. so much history, so much tension. >> where did you dig up that photo, by the way? >> we have a crack research team. >> ours. >> you should see the pictures they have of us from back then. >> reporter: i can't wait. it was a 15-minute phone call. senior administration officials described it as cordial. this morning, the iranian president touched down in tehran to some interesting reaction. new image

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- just ask dan molthey. - how you doin' there? wait, this is dan? - yeah. - how you doin', buddy?ood. - it's really good to see you. - you, too. - dan and his family came to the comedy show to support mick. they met years ago at a fundraiser when dan was being treated for leukemia. mick followed up by visiting him at home to watch wrestling on tv. - it was really fun. my friends came over. had a really good time. - we actually hung out in the living room with all the kids with their potato chips and pretzels or whatever, and they all watched the wrestling show. - on the other side, there's-- [crack] [cheering and applause] good god! good god! that's it. he's dead. - so, this world-famous wrestler, known for going the extra mile in the ring keeps putting himself on the line in new arenas, taking other kinds of risks, and going for it to help others. - my wife brought home a dog called pom pom, and another lady tried to buy it off us claiming that it inhabited the spirit of her dead pomeranian. god, do i wish we'd given that dog away. [audience chuckling] - there seems to be a bigge

dans push defines his risk to $135. let's move on to apple, it's new iphone went on sale today and demand was pretty strong or perhaps supply was weak. john ford is out on the cnbc's west coast bureau with this, john. >> supply is a big part of this. the reason why if you go to the online apple store right now you'll see 7 to 10 business days is what you have to wait for shipping on the white or black colored iphone 5 s. it's october for the gold. on the 5c it's shipping in 1 to 3 business days. a year ago with the iphone 5 you saw supplying maintaining until halfway through saturday and there wasn't a preorder on the 5s. normally they're particularly supply constrained on these designs but this is an s release. normally they don't have to re-sign the entire thing. their supplies tend to be a lot better. what i would look for is how quickly is apple able to replenish these supplies? there will be a lot of questions about that in the next earnings call in mid to late october. normally if they're supply constrained at lau

least you know many people have asked about those going to cities and i know you're going to talk to dan collins in the second half about you know what is the how did that happen and what are those about but of course why all our american jobs went to china is a few reasons and one of them is american workers they say we're just too passkey they wanted too much income they didn't want to work hard enough they they only wanted to work eight hour days they didn't want their little children to have to work down in the factory floor either and the other thing was the what americans will call the eco nazis you know they they were all upset about lake erie and when everything turned into a polluted wasteland and toxic dump so that problem however didn't go away it was just sent to that also went there with our jobs chinese researchers say eight to twenty percent of the country's arable lands may now be contaminated with heavy metals that's twenty five to sixty million acres and a loss of even five percent could be disastrous according to the article in the wall street journal taking china belo

welcome back to the casm report imax keyser time now to turn to dan collins author of the china money report newsletter at the china money report dot com dan counts welcome back to the kaiser report imax thanks good to be back all right dan before we get it to the economy tell us about the response and repercussions in china in regards to the edward snowden revelations yeah the snowden revelations i don't think were a surprise to the average people here that the u.s. government was spying not only on its competitors but its allies and its own citizens i don't think there's any surprise there but there was a lot of surprise i have heard in beijing about the depth and the extent of the collaboration between u.s. intelligence services and the u.s. tech companies some of the rove revelations that chemo war were about the n.s.a.'s x. keyscore system its n.s.a. why it is reaching surveillance platform they have seven hundred servers globally it was discovered there was an active server in chongqing actually only it only mainland china be a server. and that as most likely probably not still

report newsletter at the china money report dot com dan counts welcome back to the kaiser report max thanks good to be back all right dan before we get it to the economy tell us about the response and repercussions in china in regards to the edward snowden revelations yeah the snowden revelations i don't think were a surprise to the average people here that the u.s. government was spying not only on its competitors but its allies and its own citizens i don't think there's any surprise there but there was a lot of surprise i have heard in beijing about the depth and the extent of the collaboration between u.s. intelligence services and the u.s. tech companies some of the relevant revelations that chemo war were about the n.s.a.'s x. keyscore system its n.s.a.'s widest reaching surveillance platform they have seven hundred servers globally it was discovered there was an active server incheon changing actually only it only mainland china be a server. and that as most likely probably not still in commission so this was a big win for china that this information came out the big loser howe

that's because you are looking at a very young dan nathan. >> there it is. >> today is dan's birthdayly more mature now than he was in that photo. kidding aside, happy birthday, dan, from everyone at cnbc. and that is tonight's optional viewing. look how cute you were. >> were. past tense. >> and you still wear those overalls. final call now. scott. >> buy stock at the high, this week's web extra is about how to do it well. >> dan. >> johnson and johnson not trying to pick tops but using defined risks to lean on week relative strength. >> i like the johnson and johnson trade. >> looks like our time expired. for more options action check out cnbc.com, see you next friday at 5:30 eastern time. happy birthday, dan. have a great weekend. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money. it's my job not j

>> i'm agreeing with you, with dan. >> feel better, dan? options action on groupon. where does the options market fall on this one? >> it was interesting, we saw substantial institutional cal spread risk reversal trading. that's when somebody byes a cal spread, in this case it was the november 16th call spread and then collecting more money. they sold the november 9 puts and they did this many thousands of times. when somebody does a trade like this they're willing to make a bullish bet, hoping to have participation as the stock goes above 12, maybe up to that 16 level but they're not willing to buy the stock here. to dan's point they're not going to be forced to buy the shares unless they decline to around $9. this is somebody who is willing to play the momentum but doesn't like buying the stock right here. >> we want to hear from you on who you thought won the street fight. tweet us @cnbc using hashtag bull or bear. still ahead from the street fight to a football fight out in the field with the official nfl kickoff, our own former nfler d

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guy is the bull dan is the bear. >> dan is going to make great points but let me make my bull points. the second quarter was fantastic. web traffic was up, total traffic up 60 percent in the second quarter. it was up 47 percent year over year. so that growth continues. james packer of the packer family just took a huge stake in the stock. there is a monster short interest in the stock, 37 percent. nobody believes in it valuation is ridiculous but that's been the argument for the last 30 40, $50. i think the momentum is behind it and the stock can continue to go higher. >> big guy, here's the big, mr. packer, the packer family he's the second largest shareholder. i think he bought 9 million shares. to me the company sold stock at 82 below that. this is a greater fool's thing to me. i don't know how in anyone's right mind of 265 percent you can buy a company that's trading at 23 times their sales. that's absolutely unheard of multiple of the stock. to me you want to buy stocks like this when they're building up steam and getting ready to break out. when you look at that chart back in th

. >> dan descuentos . >> aaron tuvo dos arrestos por disparar arma en uno dijo que había lguna mentalños tuvo 4 reportes . >> en pacientes dicen que tienen lagunas mentales . >> no, puede ser que hagan cosas pero dura poco , en esto me parece que es acto premeditado . >> dicen que busco ayuda en hospital de veterano. >> se revelo también que contacto dos hospitales pidiendo ayuda por problemas de insomnio nunca fue mentalmente enfermo . >> tienda reviso sus antecedentes por eso le dieron suy arma porque no tenía obstacuilos . >> en méxico situación crítica la mitad de acapulco bajo el agua por manuel autoridades ven puente aéreo , 47 personas mueren por el mal tiempo por el paso de dos fenómenos tenemos la información acapulco guerrero . >> aviones de marina trasladan viveres para los miles de damnificados que dejó manuel . >> necesitamos ayuda de quien donde y mande alimentos necesitamos agua y para apoyar a la gente . >> los sobrevuelos de noche y de día para mandar ayuda, el panorama es desolador que deja a miles incomunicados . >> ahí quedo mi hermano . >> mande una ayuda porque h

are the least you know many people have asked about those cities and i know you're going to talk to dan collins in the second half about you know what is the how did that happen and what are those about but of course why all our american jobs went to china is a few reasons and one of them is american workers they say we're just too passkey they wanted too much income they didn't want to work hard enough they they only wanted to work eight hour days they didn't want their little children to have to work down in the factory flu. or either and the other thing was the what americans will call the eco nazis you know they were all upset about lake erie and when everything turned into a polluted wasteland a toxic dump so that problem however didn't go away it was just sent to china that also went there with our jobs chinese researchers say eight to twenty percent of the country's arable lands may now be contaminated with heavy metals that's twenty five to sixty million acres and a loss of even five percent could be disastrous according to the article in the wall street journal taking china bel

dan and bianna?> so terrible to hear that the rain is not ending for them. >>> now to the most famous beauty pageant on the planet. it's back home in atlantic city. a brand-new miss america will will be crowd tonight right here on abc. a new breed of contestants is emerging. interesting contestant this is year. >> the pageant is in its 93rd year. this time around, it promises a more modern twist. is there that's miss america, 1945. >> reporter: this is not your mother's miss america pageant. with coop tes tants like the bow-slinging, camo-wearing, tatto tattoo-touting miss america. >> the serenity prayer. women have tattoos. this is 013. they can win. >> reporter: teresa vail is a new kind of beauty queen. the first to support ink and the army national guard sergeant is only the second member of the military to compete. >> i break stereo types every day. being a soldier and a beauty queen. >> reporter: she'll take the stage tonight as the miss america pageant returns to atlantic city for the first ti

please welcome san francisco mayor ed lee. [ applause ] thank you, dan. dan i just wanted to say, thank you for your great work and leadership, you are quickly earning, this new title that we are creating here, explainer extradinaire. in fact when we were pulling up to the station this morning and greeted by the warm and wonderful staff, the first question is how do you feel, mayor? andvy to be honest with you, i feel like the kid in the family who is just moved into san francisco, and about to be shown his or her bedroom. you kind of get really excited. so good morning, everybody and welcome to our wonderful water front, that is wonderful to be here with lieutenant government, newsom or chiu and scott weiner i saw him here as well and our city attorney and the director of the port and our treasurer, here as well. and of course, the exporatorium team of dennis bartel george, and dr. rob semp er all here today on this momentus occasion, thank you everyone, our port commissioners here as well are here too. and i want to just make sure that everybody remembe

hi again, bianna and dan. news, the clock ticking down to a government shutdown on october 1st. house republicans say they'll only agree to a bill funding the government if it includes pro visions to defund obama care. >>> and, take a look at this photo. capturing an historic moment. president obama speaking to iran's president, hassan rouhani. this is the first time in 34 years, quiet there, dan, that an american president has spoken to leader of iran. >>> and a report is expected today on the fire that killed 19 of the 20-man hot shots team. they were killed back in june when flames overtook their position. the report will be a result of the investigation by the state forestry division. into their deaths. >>> and finally. it was an unusual sight on the allegheny river in downtown pittsburgh. a 40-foot tall rubber ducky. floating near the roberto clemente bridge. this is not a prank. it is actually art. a dutch artist has been displaying the giant duction along rivers all around the world. >>> and, this just

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ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming dan balz. [applause] >> now the wendy analysis begins. brad, thank you. it is a delight to be introduced by a former colleague and one with whom i have so much respect and his wonderful wife on the list that when they took over politics & prose. sorry, is the mike thayer? hello? already. i am paid tribute to brad and must for the great work they've carried on here at politics & prose. as brad said, we have a new owner at the "washington post" and at the risk of putting my own job in jeopardy, i want to say please patronize the store. [laughter] ibooks here. [applause] whatever else you do is your business, but this is one of the great bookstores in america and want to to keep it going. haynes johnson at night, he has passed away before this book was finished, but we were here four years ago almost on this very night. had said something that night that i want to repeat. there's nothing more gratifying for a month or then come before people who read unlike books and not be a slave who are interes

we tell you how. >> dan? >> to me this is difficult.ington looming, do we see a flight to quality in bonds. i think that's what mike's deal could be. i think you want to lock in some profits. you don't want to let it all run. >> which is exactly what we're doing. >> a reminder, if you want updates on trades, be sure to follow us on twitter at cnbc options. finally, if you're on facebook, stay posted on trades throughout the week at facebook.com/options action. coming up next, the final call from the options. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brai

dan and bianna? >> extraordinary images out of nairobi. >>> ap reporter jason straziuso is right outside. right outside the police lines. moments ago, we spoke with him directly. can you describe for me the scene at the mall right now? what are you seeing from your vantage point? >> kenyan security officials have increased the security perimeter this morning. they pushed back the crowds. hundreds of curious kenyans that have gathered. >> are you hearing gunfire still? >> the gunfire over the last hour or two has tapered off. i haven't heard any. however, i don't know what this means, just a little while ago, we saw kenyan security forces enter the mall with a rocket-propelled grenade. that seems like a heavy weapon for this type of situation. >> how well trained are kenyan security forces? are they equipped to handle a situation like this? >> in general, the low-ranking, low-trained guys, the answer is absolutely not. there was a slow response yesterday. there aren't a lot of resources here. police d

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. >> nos dan la noticia a los 3pm porque no sabíamos que era . >> le avisaron? saber el pronóstico con eso el continuo con la profesión . >> no debes dar información porque el público merece el respeto como se lo dan a mi padre . >> a los 3 días, el artista, por la alberca en una de sucasa había mujer indigente asiatica . >> mi padre ordeno que fuera abogada por la famili a hacer investigación y que pasaba y de que hablaban porque uno no puede hablar de algo que no tienes información . >> no sabes que paso pero si paso algo en la csa . >> hay propiedades si sabemos que algo paso y que medios dicen que es en propiedad de vicente fernández . >> pero no saben si paso ahí? . >> no tenemos papeles y todo esta en investigación . >> don vicente fernández le harán más exámenes médicos, su presentación para el 23 de septiembre se pospone de aquí te mandamos los mejores deseos de recuperación , primer impacto . >> me uno también , que se recupera . >> en control de su vida selena gómez y su papel en get away así lo prueba hablamos con ella . >> selena gómez hace joven hac

>> we are trading tonight with john, karen, dan, and mike. let's get straight to our top story and that is trading the trends as the s&p 500 nears a new record, lots of stocks hitting multiyear highs and some of them have been on huge runs. tonight we're asking traders to pick stocks where the trend is still your friend and where the trend may be your enemy. dan? >> here is one. carl icahn has been on fire. he got in and picked the bottom in net flix. the guy has nailed it. he rang the bell on the bottom. i don't think he's going to ring it on the top. whether you're an activist investor. >> seems like sentiment has changed a little bit. >> there are six buys, 22 holds and a few sells. the analysts have had it wrong. i think there are a lot of good things going on in net flix. he will not tell you before he will tell you after. >> karen, let's go to you in terms of no longer a friend. cbs is no longer your friend. >> we are just not as close as we used to be. >> not as close. a little distance developing we just went our separate ways. >> why

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dan is slumming with cheerio's. >> i like cheerio's. >> dan and jake. >> if i was being honest, i would have had froot loops. there's no question about that. >>> on the subject of hunger, take a look at this. we have a new video in this morning, bears stopping traffic. this falls into the don't try this at home category. this is a bear. it has learned how to panhandle on the highways of central russia. and this, i'm going to channel my inner park ranger here. this is not something you should be doing in yosemite. but this guy is feeding a bear a piece of bread. we turned the audio down because they're swearing like pirates in russian, apparently. >> i can translate it. >> apparently, that would violate fcc decency standards. this, you don't -- oh. you do not do it. watch this in slow-mo. he gets away with his hand. >> they look young, the bears. they look kind of -- >> their baby teeth are big enough. >> big enough for me. >> right. >> either way. >> oh. >> giving him beer? >> according to the website i read, that was either malt liquor or orange juice. >> that looked like beer. yes. >>

and in this case, the irs was listening. >> implications, dan? >> well, look, the president in his state of the union speech in 2010 denounced the citizens united decision which allowed corporations to participate in political campaigns while the supreme court was sitting in front of them. we now know from the lady at the center of this lois lerner said they were concerned these tea party groups were going to challenge the irs on citizens united and then in turn allow them to start accepting political money. they were absolutely obsessed with the idea that citizens united was going to be challenged by the tea party groups and looking for a reason to keep them at bay. and i think that's what has driven this entire process. >> speaking of lois lerner, you came up we mails between lerner and her staff also illuminated an angle here. >> yeah, they basically showed she was very closely watching this in february 2011. and also that, you know, she actually made offhand comments about the role the sec might play in aiding in. >> the federal election comm

dan was talking about if implied move. the reason we know that implied move is we are taking a look at the supplied options, the options are quite expensive going into this catalyst. it is no circumstances, especially when you know the catalyst is going to come and go while you hold your position that you need to look at spread trades like this, because that will suck a lot of the premium out of those options. >> we talked about butterflies. i like to look at them as buying one call and selling another call spread, you are selling the 550. 600 call spread, be you the stock has to go right to that middle strike to make that maximum amount of money. i don't know why you wouldn't sell a put spread instead. i don't think anybody on the desk thinks that anything we talked about is going to help out those guys that have a,000 dollar price target who is long at 705. i would rather sell put spreads than thread the needle. >> quickly, dan, do you want to respond for the that? >> i don't think threading the needle. 532 is the break