i don't hear a plan, dennis. frankly, i don't like -- >> it's between democrats -- jack burkeman, talk about the blue dogs taking health care hostage. >> for the first time in a long time, good republican news. for the first time, president obama is under attack from the right and left. hillary clinton is out of the health care game. i'll make a prediction, you can play back the tape. within 90 days, she will leave the state department, reenter politics, win as governor or senator, and she will primary obama, arguing he betrayed the left on the promise of health care, because obama this fall, whether he likes it or not, to save his presidency -- >> i thought we were discussing facts and opinions and not wishes. >> this is a fantasy of the far right. >> it is a fantasy. >> go ahead, bernard. >> this is actually a fantasy of the far right. here is the issue. your segment earlier talked about how health care sector is starting to drive the economy. i think that raises the issue of cost, and i think one place where o

dennis dennis. >> right here.n chicago, the entire u.s. economy relies on loans and debt, end of story. what we're seeing in the trenches are people coming in our office with hundreds of thousands of dollars on their line offers credit being taken. we're seeing people getting laid off. >> yeah, i know. you know what, i heard that story for months. i think what we're really seeing is the worst is over, man, the worst truly is over, at least for a little while. >> maybe a little while, dennis, maybe. >>> i have to wrap. thank you very much, gentleman. have a fantastic weekend. later, we'll bring some guys back and go micro and pick winners. >>> up next, the president's falling poll numbers. if you're on team obama, not very good news. more when we're back in two minutes. >>> wait. before the break, i got my friend, julie, she cannot stay away from me. >> it's your birthday. i have to be nice to you, aren't i. >> i don't think you are gonna. >> i will do my best. >> who gets credit for this rally? republicans or wall

dennis, i've got to respond to that. because we spend more per capita than any country in health care, and the results do not add up. the results in the western hemisphere, we are not at all in the top ranks. >> oh -- >> it's a misnomer, because in every other market in the world, the prices are controlled artificially. >> canada. >> and you know what, we have better health care is worth paying for. michael wolf, i want to know something from michael wolf. michael, you said you don't have to pay for health re foryour ployees. who is goi to pay for it, michael? you're definitely in that top 1% or 2% of earners. >> individually, i'm willing to pay for it. i would like you to contribute to it also, dennis. i would like to take this burden off of businesses. >> off of businesses. guys, we've got to wrap on that one. remember all that green talk during the campaign. green, green, save the earth, the earth is going to melt like a candle. well it turns out things aren't so green and great in obama land. we react to that next. t

i'm dennis kneale. hey, is this a happy day or w? t first of all, it's friday. and second of all, it's been a terrific week for stocks, and the economy, and third and best of all, where was the sell-off? i thought for sure we would take a big profit taking plunge today and that leads to the most compelling question of the day. should you take some profits, sell some stocks, and spend the upside to take the kids to disney world? is it time to sell? let's get to the real deal with dennis kneale.. all right. so is it time to sell? a couple bulls and bears will give us their views in a moment. i've got two answers for you, first of all, yes, it is time to sell if you are a fraidy-cat day trader flitting in and out of stocks like some hummingbird at a hibiscus bush. but, no, it is not time to sell at all if you are a long-term investor who sees great blue chip brands at prices that haven't been this cheap in a decade or more. that's how happy i'm feeling today. in fact, it's so happy a day that one city has even made it official. the mayor of durham, north carolina,

see what dennis thinks.lus, the picture that has heads turning all over the globe, this may be the biggest thing to come out of the g8. >>> getting set for the season, not the school season. why not? only 168 days away. sewho's getting a jump when "cnbc reports" in o minutes. car insurance company in the nation. but, it's not like we're cking back, now, havin' a cuppa tea. gecko vo: takes lotsf swea to become that big. gecko vo: 'course, geckos don't literally sweat... it's jt not our thing... geckvo...but i do work har mind you. gecko vo: first rule of "hard work equals ccess." gecko vo: at's why geico is consisteny rated excellt better in tergecko vo: second rule:. on't steal a coworker's egsalad, 'speciallyf it's marked come on people. >>> we got some more real deal for you. even before the invention of the photo on, congress always has the need to be seen as doing something when a crisis commences, congress springs forth with a flurry of sound bites and flurry signifying something, action, i guess, never

good evening, i'm dennis kneale. the biggest surprise in the markets today was what didn't happen, the dog that didn't bark, stocks didn't take a tumble and give up their gains after roaring 3% in a single day yesterday. i got to tell you, may be another sign i said on june 25th, this recession is ending right here right now. instead of stocks going into a pr profit taking tailspin, we have the nasdaq rising another 1.1%, nasdaq up higher as well. s&p 500 big company index, up almost 1% to a new milestone of 940. i'm sure we will see some bumps down tomorrow or next week. as i told you last night, this is a sizzle stock market, split personality, bipolar, recoveries never a smooth path headed only skyward. no denying, hope is on the rise. let's get to the real deal with dennis kneale and dissect this a little bit. signs this recession this recession is dead-end gone as i've been saying. also i have a couple recovery killers that could get in the way. they come mostly from the obama posse in washington. we'll talk abo

here again is dennis kneale. >> all right. so they have government gone wild, plans for a plethora of new taxes, the first inkling that the feds may want to spend another trillion dollars. never mind they have been incompetent in spending the first 10% of the package they pushed through in january. america voted for change when it elected obama. i didn't understand that change meant a change backward to big government and tax and spend policies. i was hoping change meant better government. more efficient. more mature. less fraternalistic. presiden obama is making a rookie mistake here. every time a problem pops up, he wants to struggle to do something about it, right away. but good government policy is like a good jazz trumpet solo. sometimes the most important part is the notes you leave out. it's the silence in between. a lot of bad has been done by government in haste, sarbanes-oxly is one example. passed in 48 hours and it continues to hurt smaller companies. the unemployment rate goes up .1 point and washington wants to r

hi, mandy. >> hey there, dennis. know, this market just wants to go higher, doesn't it. >> still riding the positive sentiment. japanese market is already at a nine month high and riding even higher with gain of 1.3% despite bad news on the economy. the jobless rate in japan rose to 5.4%, job availability is at a record low in japan and deflation is still a problem with core cpi falling a record 1.7%. go figure. the market is still higher. we should say though because the doll dollar yen rate is above $1.95 it is helping exporting stocks in japan. we will watch china open up, gained back a little lost ground yesterday after chinese authorities came out and sued global markets they're reaffirming the loose management policy, they will not hit the breaks on bank lending any time soon. the bank of america is planning to set up a wholly owned subsidiary in china, it is unclear how much bank of america is going to be investing in its chinese operation there. those are some things we're watching so far here, all the market

. >>> plus, a consumer group that is suing denny's. why the activists say the restaurant chain is serving up trouble. >>> and a dramatic rescue is caught on tape. how a quick-thinking good samaritan saved a young girl's life. >>> first, we'll head outside and get a check on weather conditions at anne arundel community college where the current temperature is 83 degrees. fios guy! where ya headed? uh, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds, and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so is ted. (ted) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (ted) no i'm not. ted has betrayed me... okay... (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home. switch now, and get a free compaq mini netbook computer. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios, you'll get razor-sharp tv, america's top rated internet - now even faster, and crystal-clear phone service, all for just... call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v today

i'm dennis kneale. and an epic struggle between fear and greed is playing out in these markets lately, and you saw a lot more of it today. the dow crossed from up to down to up like 17 times today before settling to the upside a little bit. fear versus greed. i'm talking darth vadeer and luke skywalker, okay, darth vader and the forces of fear and darkness against luke skywalker and the forces of hope. in the markets, hope is the nice word for greed. you invest with the hope that you'll get rich. greed has so much moral judgment attached to it. too much, actually, especially when you're the pope which we'll get to a bit later. fear and greed are the yin and yang of the markets. you know the yin and yang, that chinese philosophy of balance from thousands of years ago that cold must be balanced by heat, light by darkness, the sour by the sweet. and in the markets fear must be matched by hope, and lately the yin and yang looks way out of balance. there's way too much fear. at the market lows, in early marc

i have to turn it over to my great pal, dennis kneale. good evening, dennis. >>> we just saw home prices rise for the first time in three years. well, so there's no doubt things have gotten better. >> yeah, we know. so tonight, we're moving on to health care. the blue dogs, key democrats that may have been holding up a deal agreed to one. we're on the edge of having national health care there. are still lots of questions about what it will look like, what it will mean for you and your family and what it will mean for your money and the markets. tonight, you're fully covered from health care and pharma stocks to the halls of power on capitol hill where the battle has just begun. >> it will be a job killer. >> you will probably loose your health insurance and might just lose your job. >> if you like your doctor, you keep your doctor, if you like your health care plan, you keep your health care plan. these folks need to stop scaring everybody. >> the fight rolls on right here right now. this is a special edition of "cnbc reports," the future

. >>> the food police are taking on denny's. what's wrong with what denny's is serving up for breakfast? >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins with your sunday forecast. after a stormy saturday afternoon many the ohio valley, those storms are going to push to the eastern seaboard with more tiring up during the afternoon. so, watch out from new york to d.c. it won't rain all day, but you will see some. dallas and san antonio, continuing hot. cool in the great lakes right around chicago. frosted shredded wheat! yeah, but i'm throwing it away. why? you seem to really like it. i do. my wife wants me to. she says there can't be any fiber in it. (mr. mehta) it's got a third of a day's worth of fiber. it tastes way too good to have fiber! ten crunchy little layers frosted to perfection. i eat what i want. she's here, isn't she? she is. hey. (announcer) fiber one frosted shredded wheat. cardboard no. delicious yes. new crest pro-health enamel shield protects... ...against enamel loss by forming a micro-thin shield against acid attack. only

and dennis miller has some bill: we have two interesting situations. as you may know, this segment highlights what the president has done right and wrong in recent days. here now fox news analyst monica crowley and alan colmes. all right, colmes, what's the big thing he has done right? >> it sounds trivial, but i think it can for tend something much greater which is the beer fest as you said earlier, the beer fest among barack obama, sergeant james crowley, no relation to you, and professor henry louis gates, which i think is a good idea. brings it down to a human level. it's a sitdown, really hash it out, talk about it. i think it's clearly symbolic, but hopefully a way for us through symbolism to have a greater dialogue to sit down and talk about this in a way that kind of tamps down the emotions and the passions. i think what he did was really great in terms of damage control about making an unfortunate remark. bill: what do you think about that? >> first of all, this was sergeant crowley's idea, not president obama's idea. sergeant crowley when the

i'm sorry for you, dennis, if that's the help you need.ually want to know how many hustler covers you have to buy to throw it up on the screen every time larry flynt speaks must be a huge stack of hustlelers. >> we have quite a collection. >> i actually disagree with joe. i met his wife, she's lovely. if people want to engage in porn, that's their decision to make, i'm very very, you know, libertarian about that kind of stuff. >> ben ferguson, the conservative republicans like to raise the moral bar pretty high for all america and then they themselves kind of commit sin. >> i don't know if it's a a conservative thing as -- i know what the porn industry has done for my generation, ex-sploir ru marriages and is it good for my generation? no, we have divorce levels at a high rate. >> you're blaming porn. >> yeah, guys addicted to porn especially the internet generation we've never seen before, it's ruined a lot of marriages, you can criticize me for it. i feel bad for the women who get stuck in it and men get rich who own the companies. >> i

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>> hey, dennis. it looks like from the data that we're attracting, at least, most of the improvement that we're seeing is pretty bra based. at this point in time, all the data is pointing to improved fundamentals for all the builders. that that, there are some winner and some companies. >> the one that were looking at strong as we predict were nvr. >> i want to know the one i should buy. >> these are the one showing the strongest trend. nvr, standard pacific, beeser, and hot mania. the one seeing some strength just to not the same degree on r centex. the one company that is showing not so good trends is basically the absorption rates down. the sector as a whole is showing the first gain in absorption rates, going back four years. >> tell us what you mean by absorption. >> in retail, same store sales. sale for community. and that is the focus of most investor. when that strengthens, that mean the overall demand on the same store base sis improving for the bullers. >> i think we'll have to wrap that up

let's get to the real deal with dennis kneale and break it down. if they let me drink alcohol on air, i would uncork a bottle of dom right now. it's time to celebrate.. let's have a recession over party. let the bigger bashing blogger sell their doom and fear. and in my recession for hope, jump on this bandwagon. let's take a closer look at this merrill report from irc, their research investment committee.e. the firm breaks it down in several ways, i'm quoting from it. growth forecast. where's my line? that's my line. growth forecasts are up. that's not a very good line there. we go. clear. now, let's try it. growth forecasts are up. cash should be reduced. that means you ought to get out there and buy some stocks. that's what they're saying. merrill lynch adds -- let me step over to here. we are bullish on global equities. meaning, yeah, you got to buy some stocks.s. you get what i'm saying? now, let's clear that baby. take a look at this. give recovery a chance. they're almost like, quoting john lennon. as they say, encouragingly, our global econ

what honeymoon, dennis. there never was a honeymoon.raditionally that means the other party realizes they lost the election like when bush helped get us tax cuts. president obama did not get a single vote on the stimulus bill that is working. and i heard dennis, you said it's working. so there is no honeymoon. these polls, people are reacting to the economy. and the economy is slowly recovering, but it's not there yet and that's what we're seeing in the slippage in the numbers. >> of course, steve, if approximate the economy is recovering, the sad thing is, is it in spite of the stimulus bill which has kicked into dpeer? >> of course. it's one of the most ridiculous pieces of legislation ever passed. but here's the deal. honeymoon is over. what honeymoon? he is still on his honeymoon with the media. and what makes it so desperate -- a desperate situation for obama is that notwithstanding the fact that he still -- the honeymoon assault with the media, the people have found him out. the people have found him out. >> the economy is recover

back to you, dennis and michelle. >> that's right, rick. thank you for that information. let's talk more about the huge move in treasuries. what do you think is happening there, rick? are people thinking that the economy is getting better? >> i think interest rates are going to be a very volatile gain. it's risk perception seems to moderate in terms of let's buy equities, let's move into junk. >> good point. >> that's going to have a positive effect. we still have boat loads of dead every other week as far as the eye can see. let's not forget just a week ago we didn't know what the fate of c.i.t. was, didn't know the fate of california. >> still don't. >> scott, every time i yell on the rally, but the volume has no conviction. wasn't the volume today pretty good? >> absolutely. there was a lot of activity. it was a brood-based raldly. that was pretty interesting to see, built momentum throughout the day as the housing report came out. let me make this point as well. as jpmorgan made today, there's a lot of talk about revenues are slowing, and that's hurting earnings. it's

and dennis miller wants to comment on that. i can't wait.announcer) before they give you the lowest price, with memberships and fees. but not walmart. they have hundreds of generic prescriptions for just $4 for up to a 30-day supply or $10 for 90 days. save money. live better. walmart. bill: continuing now with fox news analyst bernie goldberg. as we reported earlier this week, some folks are angry with cnn's lou dobbs for continuing to address the president obama birth certificate controversy. some people believe the president was born in africa. well, "the factor" has investigated and it's bogus. the president was born in hawaii and there is no question about it. however, mr. dobbs continues spotlighting the issue. >> i said even though i believe the president is a citizen of the united states, i don't understand why he shouldn't produce a birth certificate. my god, you talk about the third rail of american journalism, baby, that's it. i tell you. i'm not going to back off of anything, folks. with all of these attacks from what i call thes

denny's calls this lawsuit frivolous and will fight it aggressively and court. it reminds its diners that they can find it nutritional information on its website. >>> coming up, closed signs are going up across a local neighborhood. some said the national mall looks like a national disgrace. >> a big break in a local atm captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org >>> are watching abc 7 news at 5:00, "on your side." >>>a scam alert for the next time you pump gas. brad bell is live. >> you want to look for anything strange about your atm. a couple of months ago, a customer noticed some strange charges on her bell. she called the police, leading to an investigation. someone had been stealing credit card information. arrests have been made and what we have uncovered is a big national problem. the atm stands alone across from a funeral home. it was targeted by members of one of two gangs of thieves. they have stolen more than $5 billion. >> you hear about the little things that are occurring, the small fats, bought 5.1 -- that is amazing. -- the

dennis miller has some thoughts..........ko vo: you see, it's not just telling people geico could save 'em hundreds on car insurance. it's actually doing it. gecko vo: businessmen say "hard work equals success." well, you're looking at, arguably, the world's most successful businessgecko. gecko vo: first rule of "hard work equals success." gecko vo: that's why geico is consistently rated excellent or better in terms of financial strength. gecko vo: second rule: "don't steal a coworker's egg salad, 'specially if it's marked "the gecko." come on people. bill: things for staying with us. in the miller time segment tonight, for the past week, our pal dennis has been thinking about the race controversy that flared between the harvard professor and the cambridge cop. also president obama's participation in that. here now from los angeles, the miller guy. good evening. all right. so i have been looking forward to hearing your take on this. what do you think? >> well, i would say things have fallen off as far as neighborly relations

. >>> a new jersey man is suing denny's restaurant over salt.hat lawsuit filed in in court saying some of the meals are dangerously high in sodium. it aims to get the chain to list sodium content on the menu. let's bring in lisa green to talk about this. >> what does this lawsuit charge that denny's is doing wrong. >> this is a suit brought by the center for science in the public interest which some people call the food police. they're claiming denny's is deceptive when they fail to make it abundantly clear that some of their meals contain multiples of the amount of sodium that is recommended that you eat in a day. >> we looked up a couple of the most salt-ridden meals. here is a few of them. double cheeseburger. 3,830, moon over miami, 2580 milligrams. we're talking about meals like the meat lovers scramble, 5690 mig grams. we can go on and on and on. where does the restaurant's responsibility end and the consumer's responsibility begin? >> you raised an excellent point. i asked the lawyer what he thought about that. no one is going to mistake

and dennis miller has some bill: we have two interesting situations. as you may know, this segment highlights what the president has done right and wrong in recent days. here now fox news analyst monica crowley and alan colmes. all right, colmes, what's the big thing he has done right? >> it sounds trivial, but i think it can for tend something much greater which is the beer fest as you said earlier, the beer fest among barack obama, sergeant james crowley, no relation to you, and professor henry louis gates, which i think is a good idea. brings it down to a human level. it's a sitdown, really hash it out, talk about it. i think it's clearly symbolic, but hopefully a way for us through symbolism to have a greater dialogue to sit down and talk about this in a way that kind of tamps down the emotions and the passions. i think what he did was really great in terms of damage control about making an unfortunate remark. bill: what do you think about that? >> first of all, this was sergeant crowley's idea, not president obama's idea. sergeant crowley when the

with us now, commodities guru dennis gartman. hey, dennis, what's the trade on gold? >> well, i thought the trade was to be long of it until they started hitting every stop known to man. until crude oil started selling off rather dramatically.y. until the grain markets all made new lows and suddenly as if there was no bids anywhere they just took gold down, what, $20 yesterday. they continue to take it down today. hard for gold to do anything other than go down when crude oil's falling $4.50 a barrel. >> that's right. and you know what, dennis, as much as gold is the anti-dollar trade, i think it's almost ramped up exponentially when the dollar bounces from these levels, it can't get through, whether it's december of last year, june of this year, the day before yesterday, and boom, it's up. >> 78.30 on the dix, you can't get through there. but the question is do you think gold when we go back to the e fundamental story at least where we equate gold with inflation, what's there for you on this and what's there for you on production which is down globally and there real

let's look in the real deal with dennis kneale. stocks had risen 700 points in only six days of trading up to today. july 14th, right up to today. nice 9.4%. that's almost a 10% gain. i was surprised the dow creeped up another 68 points to 8915. that leaves it to within 5% of the 9,000 mark. 14,000 in october, 2007. it's too de pressing to think about what happened all the way down here. now, look how far back up we are comi

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too much sodium at denny's. what will happen next?well, it was the meat lover's scramble that did it. the dish has cheese -- in fact, i've got an example here. mmm. this is it. this apparently has too much much -- where are we here? this one has just too much salt in it. it has cheese and bacon and hash browns and a pancake, and eggs, sausage. i mean, too much salt. this isn't healthy. somebody should sue. it's almost 6,000 milligrams of sodium or the amount of salt you should have in over three days, but guess what? piggy, pig, pig, pig. you don't have to eat it. don't order it. you think this is healthy? maybe that's god's way of sorting out the stupid people. it's not polite to talk about politics or religion, but today they come together so perfectly they make blood shoot right out of my eyes. in new jersey, the garden state, where they apparently are growing corruption, the f.b.i. arrested three may yours, for state assemblymen and a partridge in a pear tree and two rabbis in an an international money laundering scream. the group

i want to turn it over to my great friend, dennis kneale for cnbc reports. dennis, that's all i've got, as somebody once said. >> what's good for wall street is good for the rest of us, too. let's keep our fingers crossed. have a great night. and "cnbc reports" starts right now. >> tonight on "cnbc reports," charge! the bulls start the week running after a big build-up last week. the dow up more than 1% today. more than 6% in a week. same story for the s&p. and the nasdaq. there are new signs of positi positivivity tonight. goldman sachs calls for a big jump. tonight we're picking winners. looking at the earnings out this week, and we're picking three stocks with a good chance of making a big move. >>> and a democratic revolt. >> this is an issue that affects the health and financial well-being of every single american. >> but based on new polls, health care is an issue americans aren't interested in changing. they're much more concerned about rising taxes. democratic lawmakers are starting to fire back at the white house, as the president's numbers fall. it

there is one guy named dennis saffron who i quote some of the letters dennis road. do we have time for another quick thing here? dennis rhode a letter -- he wrote many letters to his kids' teachers and this was one he wrote to a music teacher, deer mr. -- i didn't give the name. i'm troubled to learn you used your music class to impose a one-sided political lecture on the children in your charge and i'm especially troubled and a discussion after class with my son in the presence of several other students you equate republicans with nazis. and then he offers to go -- >> host: this is a music teacher. >> guest: a music teacher and then he goes on to say if he insists on having this kind of political content to his class this is the seventh grade music teacher, that if you're going to do this than basic fairness and sound educational policy demand you bring another adult to present the other side of issues to the children. then the kids can are right at informed opinions of their own. that is the american way and that to me is the essence of the kind of conservatism i'

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bill: dennis miller, everybody, always seeing 20/20. up next, are they going completely crazy in england? the government has a new sex program for children. wait until you hear this moments away. bill: back of the book segment tonight, a preview of what might be coming to the u.s.a. from our cousins in england. the national health service there recently put out a pamphlet advising young english children to have sex. let me repeat. the government of england wants school children to have good sex lives. as part of that pamphlet, the government says that frequent sex is healthy, kind of like eating vegetables. joining us now, neil sean, a reporting for "the u.k. metro." so are you guys going crazy over there? what's this all about? >> let me explain, bill, on a rather serious note. the pamphlet was aimed at traditionally the north of england, a town called sheffield where they have a very high teenaged pregnancy rate. this was filtered out by that particular county. what it's actually advocating is that rather than children or teenagers go

let's check in on dennis kneale what he has coming up at the top of the hour. >> a debate, do you believe in this country, i talked live with a guy in his castle, lives alone in a condo. >> all by himself. >> holy canoli. that looks great. after the break.

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have a great program, dennis. i want to know why consumer saving is a good thing, not a bad thing and how it contributes to economic growth. retail stocks have been on fire. let's visit that, too. this is the "kudlow report." we'll be right back. >> i've worked in washington and i have a pretty good idea how things can spin out of control. time somebody restored order. i know the guy for the job. >> without "the kudlow report" on cnbc, the world just wouldn't be right. come on in. you're invited to the chevy open house. where getting a new vehicle is easy. because the price on the tag is the price you pay on remaining '08 and '09 models. you'll find low, straightforward pricing. it's simple. now get an '09 silverado xfe with an epa estimated 21 mpg highway for under 28 thousand after all offers. go to chevy.com/openhouse for more details. i hope he has that insurance. aflac! you really need it these days. how come? well if you're hurt and can't work it pays you cash... yeah to help with everyday bills like gas, th

later, dennis miller goes after a very specific group, and it may not be fair. miller is after gay penguins. bill: the racial component in the michael jackson situation. yesterday at the memorial service in los angeles, al sharpton said this. >> michael made us love each other! michael taught us to stamped with each other. i want his three children to know there wasn't nothing strange about your daddy. it was strange what your daddy had to deal with. bill: with us now is reverend sharpton. nothing strange about michael jackson? all that plastic surgery, altering his face and all of that, the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on prescription drugs, in vitro on white kids when you're a black man, nothing strange about him? >> well, no -- bill: you don't think any of that is strange? >> first of all, you could >> first of all, you could probably have a large >> i didn't say anything about race. bill: but bobby rush and hazel dukes are saying because the congressman criticized jackson that he's a racist. that's not right. >> i think you said they implied -- i d

what do you think, dennis? >> i think it's about time stocks woke up and ream liesed that american economy is worth a lot more than investors are giving credit for, even if there's a big selloff tomorrow. >> have a great show. >> thank you. >>> our special coverage of dow at 9,000 rolls on right now on "cnbc reports." >>> to night, fireworks on wall street. what a day. markets cross milestones across the board. the dow surpasses 9,000. when the bell rang, we're back in november levels for the dow. s&p now up 8% today. the nasdaq up 25% year to date. tonight another full hour of market coverage as the markets surprise investors from east to west, north to south, from wall street to main street. this is a special edition of cnbc reports. dow 9,000. >>> good evening, i'm dennis neal. >> i'm michelle ka ruse sa  cabrera. a big day for the bulls. the bears may be getting ready for a counterattack. we're hear to get you ready for tomorrow's trading. here is a first look at the futures. right now they're indicating

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they have, what do they call them, dennis?destals. >> when she went to hide underneath there she fell asleep, right? >> yes. she woke up in a daze and sweet because it gets hot when you're stuck in a drawer. >> there's a whole house full of people and she has no idea what's going on. what was her reaction to all of this? >> she just walked out and when we said, where have you been? she told us all these people and all she could say was, i'm sorry. >> she wanted some kudos to be the best hide and seeker ever. how is she doing now? was she traumatized by any of this? >> no, she's her same little wandering little girl there. >> she's doing okay. >> nothing's phased her. >> well, at 2 you pretty much hope -- i do assume hide and seek is now banned from your household, is that what i understand? >> absolutely. absolutely. it hasn't been the first time it was banned, either. >> this will be the last time. it's definitely done, correct, you guys? >> oh, gone. no. >> definitely. >> perfect, well, dennis, michelle, natalie back there a

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bob dennis says he was barely awake when he got up because his dog was barking.the kitchen and he saw the bear was eating cat food on the counter. he believes the young black bear was hungry and climbed through a doggy door and a window to get inside of dennis ' house. >> what i did is get out of his way. and yelled at him. he didn't like that. he got out the window and got out on the porch and he couldn't get out the porch door the way he came in so he to out the screen. >> reporter: dennis says he bear was not trying to attack him when the bear left claw marks and clothes shredded. he believes the bear was trying to get past him to get out of the house. >>> history was made this afternoon when the crew from "endeavor" and the crew from the international space station met in space. it was the first time 13 astronauts were in orbit at one time. thank you for showing up. earlier, shuttle commander mark -- guided the craft through a back flip so that station astronauts could take photographs of its exterior heat shield. shuttle "endeavor" took off on wednesday and

denny's is under fire for dangerous high sodium in their meals. the chain is being sued to be forced to disclose the sodium. one meal contains more than 6,000 milligrams of sodium. >> people will be shocked to know that denny's is selling individual sandwiches that have two days' worth of sodium. but the group wants a warning label. denny's says the suit is frivolous. information about the food is on the web site. but you wonder about the people who add salt. >> salt is necessary. it is good for some people. bad for others. >>> 5:18. it is friday. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. how about the weekend? >> saturday brooks laich it will be a dry day. sunday, -- saturday, sunday, a chance for some showers. we did have quite a bit of rain yesterday. chantilly picked up over an inch of rain. half an inch at woodbridge. near two inches of rain in brandywine. we had some good soaking yesterday. chance for more rain today. tomorrow will be a reprieve. a storm system off of the coast is lifting number word. we still have some scattered s

it's upsetting i will look it up to get it right i quoted a dennis prager column about what liberalism has visited upon the nation. the reason so many of us actually move to the right -- >> host: talking of dennis, he doesn't live here anymore but he did. he was on the retial and new york. >> guest: he is broadcast from l.a. but syndicated and new york. but any case, he also writes. >> host: a conservative jew i believe. >> guest: yes, very conservative and very jewish. he wrote the catalogue of disasters liberalism has visited culture. restrictions on free and honest speech in the name of sensitivity, the remaking of american history to the therapy of minorities for women, a general decline in civility, the absence of fathers in countless homes through the welfare state, the stigmatization of men as potential predators and all the other mischaracterization man by radical feminism, the corruption of childhood through an aggressively sexualized culture, and that's just the start. >> host: there's one thing he points out early on and that is the absence of debate. the absence of civilize

history teachers said to me, dennis, because i was silent enclasp. i did not talk because i didn't know anything. and the teachers said to me, dennis, and yet afscme some question about john quincy adams. i started saying, john adams, i did not know john adams from john quincy adams from samuel adams when i was that age. not only did i not know who they were and really do my work in school with the history because i was not interested, but i did not even care that much in that period. i kind of had an idea that history was not real. we had a picture in our schools in chicago of george washington and abraham lincoln and everything seemed kind of laid out like it had happened sort of inevitably and have been in such a long time ago. i really didn't get interested in history until i was in my 30's or so and let me tell you how it happened. i was writing a book and doing some research about abraham lincoln, and i read about abraham lincoln having some conversation in a tent. i just don't remember all the details. it seemed fairly interesting and it was f

glenn: dennis jay is the director of the coalition against insurance fraud. dennis, we have 3 to 4% fraud in the government medical system. what is the average? you take a credit card company or a bank, what is the average fraud there in the regular world? >> it is much lower than healthcare fraud. the 3 to 4% is low. there are estimates that go up to 10%. when we really take a look at healthcare compared to other industries, there is only probably tax evasion is greater than healthcare fraud as far as how much money is lost by the federal government every year. glenn: i have to tell you, here we have 60 billion dollars, 60 to 672 billion dollars in fraud just in one program and we're about to dump 45 million more people into this system, create a system that we all know within ten years it will be 350 million people into it. can you even imagine the amount of fraud? how does the system of community organizers who love to organize the system -- how does the system even take 45 million people and dump them into the system, many of them with no records whatsoev

you have me very interested. >> dennis, you got a view on the s&p here? >> i'm a little bit short. not dramatically so but i think we've gotten a little top-heavy. i think there is very little insider buying, enough new supply coming at us. i went home a little bit short in the operative words here are "a little bit." >> dennis, it is a pleasure to talk to you. you are the commodity man. now it is time to take your position on disney. the mouse house reporting tomorrow after the bell. traders looking at the margin of the theme parks. profits and this little itty-bitty film called "up" which just happened to gross over $300 million worldwide. i have two high school daughters. the really cool. they're not going to go see the animated cartoons, are they? are you kidding? listen, i used to go to the drive-in. not only that, i go in 50-year-old cars. i had all the teenagers in there seeing the movie for the second time. what a great flick. >> i'm with you! >> what do you think, pete? >> i'm durous what you think more than myself. disney's been on a kalt pull the to the up side. >> david