and it's for devin and i think you will do better. i want you to take two devin every morning.t patient. [ applause ] >> all right. all right. we may have some real work here. what's going on. i have got real medicine here. >> my name is jay. >> jay and? >> joy. >> easy enough. >> from ohio. we have north american tanker and we have noticed that it has been going down. >> the rates have been going down. you measure probably how much they have been getting. i don't really like the group because the world trade has been going down. the yield is safe but it's not my favorite and i'm worried about the risk there for you. again if you wanted to have a good yield i would send you to verizon or att. >> we are preparing for the future do you have any questions? i do have a question for you for the future. i have been thinking about this for a while. and i was -- >> oh! >> would you marry me? [ applause ] >> oh my goodness. honey! >> does this happen on "squawk on the street?" no. you know what? "mad money" will be back. >>> you know how many times people have told me that nokio was goi

devine is in. >> i basically would love to see that happen because tad devine is a very reasonable democrat's what i think. tad devine, thank you. vin weber, i appreciate it. now talking about jobs and the economy, as many as a million jobs are on the line because of cuts to the defense budget. this is orchestrated by capitol hill liberals. there are big ramifications. steve handelsman has the full story. good evening, steve. >> reporter: good evening from washington. the point of so-called sequestration, automatic spending cuts, was to force a bipartisan budget deal on congress but it didn't work. the so-called super committee punted and now with a trillion dollars in cuts over the next ten years looming at the end of this year it's a hot partisan issue. the cuts are supposed to be 50/50, defense and nondefense, but liberals got the best of that deal. defense is not half of our budget and the big entitlements are not included. so defense takes a disproportionate hit. defense contractors are warning of layoffs. boeing defense ceo says the impact on his industry already cutting back due to e

the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was like that. ask your parents. they can tell you what it was like before the internet. so, people told stores. i bet you tell stories. did you tell a story today? >> yeah, i bet you did you went up to our friend and said, did you see that? your friend said, no, no he didn't. right? that's a story. so, i will tell you a story. in india, here we have super heroes like, tell me a hero. >> super man. we have super heroes in india. krishna. lifts mountains and throws them to the ocean to create bridges. i will tell yo

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ali devine, a former kansas agriculture secretary runs the kansas business coalition. >> whether you'reblican or democrat, at some point we have an obligation to address this issue as nation. >> the coalition came up with the house bill 2712. the legislation would allow illegal immigrants to work in industries with labor shortages if they have lived in kansas for five years, no felonies and commit to learning english. devine, a life-long republican who worked many the first bush administration says the proposal has divided her party. >> one of the statements they'll say is, what don't you get about illegal? >> and then there are those republicans that acknowledge that immigration policy is broken and that it should be re-evaluated in the context of communities and people in them. >> we need them -- how we do -- >> with people like bill gordon, the owner of signature landscape. he says he finds it hard to get his fellow kansasians to work for him. >> it's hard and it's united states doo-- it's outdoors and the kind of work our younger generations want to be doing. >> he said he paid $1,5

it broke around 10:30 on devin avenue near pleasant hill and taylor road. it's right in the middle of the could bestone court. the break cut off water to 20 homes in the area. we just spoke -- cobble stone court. the break cut off water to 20 homes in the -- 200 homes in the area. we just spoke to officials. >> it could have gone into two of the houses and run down into the living rooms and made a mess. as far as i know, there was no damage. >> an east bay mud crew is still working to replace the -- east bay m.u.d. crew is still working to replace the water line. >>> a long-time bay area sports talk show host says he was fired because of his disabilities. ralph barbieri is suing knbr and its owner cumulus media for $10 million. he was fired in april after 28 years. management told him he had been coming in late and not preparing for his show. but he claims he was fired because he has parkinson's and type ii diabetes. knbr is not commenting. >>> the former ruckers university student convicted of using his webcam to record his college roommate with another ma

devin mattos was convicted in april. he shot at someone during an argument outside an apartment complex. one of the bullets hit a 2-year-old in the face. he is still recovering and facing several more surgery. it's unclear how long mattos' sentence could be. >>> and now to a news4 exclusive. police have dropped the charges against the suspect in one of montgomery county's oldest cold cases. bobby coley was linked to a murder-for-hire case in montgomery county in 1975. this week he discovered there was a warrant for his arrest while applying for a job. last night the county state's attorney dropped the charges saying there is not enough evidence to proceed. news4 spoke to coley who maintains he had nothing to do with the man's death all alodge. >> i'm willing to take a lie detector test. i'm willing to do anything that the government wants me to do to prove that i didn't have nothing to do with this man's death period. >> he was accused of being part of a murder-for-hire case where a woman fired three men to kill her husb

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devin, what did you do? i did what's best for the company. you see, i convinced them it was best to act quickly to quell any fears among investors. and everyone agreed that, for the sake of continuity, the geiss family's steady hand should remain on the wheel. [slurping] [applause] [dogs bark] of course, kathy's gonna need some guidance, but that's what her fiancé's for. no, this can't happen. oh, it's happening. now get out of our office. [toilet flushes] i didn't hear hand washing! [chuckles] captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody, good to have you with us. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. what am i going to do, what am i going to do with you people? i got to tell you, it's like trying to stop the sun from rising. thank you so much. nation, it's no secret, these days what with their petty schoolyard bickering, congress isn't very pop are lar. and it does not help th

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i'm here today with my children, dylan and devin. dylan plays on the vikings soccer league. you've heard from the vikings. he has a unique perspective because this season he's played on the artificial turf, of course and also on the natural turf. he can share with you his images and the things that he's experienced and the fact that that he feels it's much safer to be on an artificial turf surface and why he supports it. so i'll let him speak. >> i agree with my dad because i don't want my leg broken and artificial turf is safer than turf because you just don't want your legs broken. and when i have played before, the ball goes straighter on artificial turf than nonartificial. and on nonartificial the geoffer holes have to make you weave out so you don't go as fast for the ball. it's different on the artificial. so i agree, let's make artificial turf. [belinelli] commissioner fong: next speaker, please? hi, my name is john manning and i'm a richmond district native and avid soccer fan and coach and i'd just like to reiterate what a few others have said. too many families hav

let's go to devin in michigan. hi devin.e here. if conservative person is to be elected, it is going to happen. if they start stepping in and like wiping out -- i won't like the department of education and different things, is everybody going to be just as happy as they are now with the overstep of the constitution? >> stephanie: i'm sorry. take me back to -- what's your point? what's your point about the constitution? you think he's overstepping it? >> caller: yeah. he's overstepping the constitution. he's deciding not to enforce laws and the executive branches to enforce laws. whether you like them or not. unfortunate -- that's the way our constitution is set up. whether you like it or not. >> stephanie: devin, it is not just a term that you throw out saying this is unprecedented. it is unprecedented. look at the number of filibusters that this republican -- they have blocked everything. he's trying to do. he asked them again yesterday to pass this. pass it. >> when the rolls get reversed, there will be a republican in the

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devin jones and sylvester johnson. investigators say these two robbed a dozen restaurants and businesses in columbia. in these cases police say cash was taken. entry was made through the front of the businesses. they were also able to get past alarms by crawling around on the ground. they say they're connected to 22 other burglaries and a third man, 19-year-old troy they're was involved in four of those. the off duty police officer accused of killing a teenager after putting him in a chokehold. officer jame la bord, a nine-year veteran of the baltimore county police force was inside his home when he heard a noise and saw three to four boys take off. authorities say he ran after the teens and caught up with 17-year-old christopher brown. according to police the physical confrontation took place and brown lost consciousness and later died at the hospital. police have made an arrest in the death of a toddler they first called suspicious. this morning sharmel thomas has been charged in his girlfriend's daughter. he admitte

brown says devine intervention gave his family a second chance at life. >> we had the opportunity toe to make good with it. >> that cell phone helped the brown family in another way. they downloaded an app for a strobe light. it helped rescue workers find their location faster. >>> at 5:00, a cold case solved. >>> cold case arrest today. how police tracked down a rape suspect in texas nearly a decade after the attack in our area. >>> tonight police search for answers after a woman's body is found at a motel in a popular resort town. >> thousands gather supporting their former leader today following the oust of the university of virginia's president. good evening. a busy day in the news. i'm jim handly. >> i'm barbara harrison, wendy has the night off. we have a big break in a cold case. >>> dna links a texas inmate to the rape and killing of a woman in 2003. darcy spencer has more on the arrest and reaction from the victim. darcy? >> reporter: i was able to speak to the victim this afternoon. she did not want to go on camera. she's ecstatic an arrest has been made after all these ar

i don't want to own chesapeake when i can own devin.ow to lorna in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> boo-yah. >> caller: love the show. >> thank you. >> caller: can you give me your take on avnet? >> cheap, cheap, cheap. remember the stock when it was low? it's got europe and semiconductors. people will want to throw it away. it's too good of a company. i need to go to julie in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. how are you? >> good, partner. how are you? >> caller: okay. listen, i have a quick question for you. what do you think of investing in snapple-dr. pepper? >> dr. pepper is terrific. they have great convenience store sales, a good balance sheet, generate a lot of cash. buy, buy, buy. now to steve? california. >> caller: this is steve with a costa mesa boo-yah! i'm calling about nabors industry. >> no, terrible. ix-nay. everett in connecticut. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer! >> wow. boo-yah. >> caller: i'm a young investor. i have cystic fibrosis. close to my heart is this company. >> vertex. i want to be hopeful but the revised d

. >> i think the stock is where the value is right now and southwest energy, i think devin energy, eog, you can pick a name, pick a basket, you have to have a longer time horizon. that's why i started the show by saying this is something i'm watching. it will be key to see if the industrial part of the economy can stay firm. >> to that end the u.s. dollar may be giving up some ground today. so far the green back's performance has been extremely strong with the dollar index up 2%. is this hurting some u.s. stocks? let's bring in peterson, director of research strategy for capital iq. welcome to the program. >> in some part of what we've seen the global market and capital, too, is the european situation has already impacted s&p companies and revenues. last year accounted for 14% of revenues as compared to about 29% in 2010. i think what we're seeing based on our examination of management's guidance as vals, consumer discretionary and technology being affected by current yield prices as well as the strength of the dollar. >> mike murphy, do you want to come in here? >> i do. regarding the

to have these resources show up in america i think is got to be devine intervention.can work our way out of the problems we have. we can build on cheap energy. we have the cheapest energy in the world in the united states. we're 15% under the world price for oil. we're half the world price for gasoline and we're 20% of the world price for natural gas. if you can't win with that hand, there's something wrong with you? >> mr. pickens, it's joe. let me ask you, we're really passed the macondo spill, names like bp, they are basically stuck when this occurred. do you believe there's volatility in those names. >> barometric pressure what they have to do, they are stuck like exxon. they are range bound because they have to increase their dividend. they can go out and find a huge oilfield and won't do much for their stock because the companies are so large. they need the dividend up 4 or 5% and stock will move up. >> boone, let me ask you quickly before i let you run. you've already said you think nat gas has bottomed. in recent days or weeks you've gotten completely out of c

tad devine, lots of money is being raised and spent.ow much of this has to do really with citizens united. >> a lot has to do with it. the supreme court has openedded the flood gates of money in american politics. i think these super pacs are on their way to becoming the dominant force in terms of communication. without the citizens united ruling, i don't think this would have happened. we're likely to see them play an even bigger role in the general election than they played in the nominating process. it's arguable that we were the decisive factor in the nominating process on behalf of governor romney. >> ifill: do you think that the flood gates were opened because of the supreme court ruling or had it started earlier? >> it's hard to disagree with the way tad has framed it. i don't disagree. the flood gates have been opened in the sense we haven't seen this type of money being spent in the political world before. however, look, we always have to balance the states' limits on political speech with, you know, impending threats of oligar

host: did the fact that the homeland security secretary janet napolitano having the the previous devine have any role from your point of view? >> guest: absolutely the person that had a very big role was actually her former staffer former u.s. attorney from arizona dennis burke to read now he served as janet napolitano staffer when she was the attorney general of arizona and served as the chief of staff while she was governor of arizona and followed her into the obama administration as the senior homeland security adviser for president obama appointed him to the u.s. attorney in arizona. now he was the guy that oversaw trafficking of guns into mexico from the ground level and the memos prove that he was in the approval of them coming into the gun shops buying guns and sending them back to mexico. >> host: would this be a book that would sell the terrie family? >> guest: probably not. this was something the was swept under the rug and kept from not only the american people that the mexican people as well. there were hundreds of innocent mexican citizens murdered as a result of this. but

joining us from washington, democratic strategist tad devine.nks for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> karl rove writing the pages of the "wall street journal" making a big point about the importance of cash in this campaign cycle. he brought up the example in 2008 president obama outspent john mccain by 7-1 in some red swing states and basically makes the case if nothing else cash may win this race. what do you make of that? >> well, you know, i can't dispute the facts. the obama campaign had a significant spending advantage in 2008 and really helped them to go into places like indiana and virginia and north carolina that, you know, democratic campaigns in the past couldn't go to. but i don't think -- i read karl's piece this morning. i don't agree with his conclusions. his conclusions are the president's in a precarious position and spending too much money. i don't think they're spending too much money at all. they're feeding a very large campaign organization, a grassroots campaign organization that is unprecedented in terms of its scope

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we take a look at some pairs in the same industry, but with very devin retch mixes, much more leverage to the united states, the once united states outprepped in the second quarter. is that trade still on? is that over? is that all gone? >> we have it at large today, petsmart is raising the dividend. it's a great store and they have done really well. designer shoe warehouse, now known as discount shoe warehouse because the stock is discounted, is -- i they it's narrowing. i think the number of companies you can love does narrow because of a dsw, because of men's wearhouse, but i want in, i want that money, too. i want to take the money that facebook was offer at 26 and own it to 30, though i don't have a lot -- >> it was a trade. it was a trade. the first one-wean gain ever in its short history. >> if it's four-week history. >> those who are making money this morning are shore the spanish tenure. i don't know if we can have then. the spanish ten-year and the bund has increased as well. people will be keeping a close eye on all of them. we have seen -- they do have, what, a couple aucti