starbucks and dominos are not comparable.s is a premier enterprise and i much bigger cap company. look at how much domino's outperforming starbucks. any way you cut this, it seems excessive wechlt are sellers of domino's. too far, too fast. >> couldn't be more clear there. do you agree with the master charter worth? >> when do i ever disagree with them? this company is trading at 24 times. next year's earnings, expected to grow 14%. this stock is priced for perfection. if you are contrarian, the report earnings on october 15g9. last quarter, the stock was down 6.5%. one easy trade. if you are the contrarian trader, the october, 65/60 put spread, when the stock was $67.5, cost about 90 cents. 64/10 is your break even. you are going to need a 5% move to break even. the options don't set up great. i wouldn't be short this stock either. >> mike? >> i tend to agree with this. i think it is a tactical trade. the consumer names look like they are in a bit of trouble >>> it was a bold and beautiful bond call. cohen carter, the bond m

starbucks and domino's are not comparable.arbucks is a premiere enterprise, a much bigger company. look how much domino's outperforming starbucks. anyway you cut this, it seems excessive. we are sellers of domino's too far too fast. >> couldn't be more clear. if you agree with the master carter -- >> when do i disagree with him? this is a thing, this com traded 24 times, next year's earn examination pekted to grow 14%. this stock is priced for perfection, if you want to make a contraryion play. report earnings on october 15th. last quarter when they reported stock was down 6.5%. one easy trade to do, if you're the contraryion trader, the october 65-60 put spread when the stock was 67.5, cost about 90 cents. that's max risk. 64.10 is break even. down a few percent. you need a 5% move to break even. the options don't set upgraded. there's only $5 strikes here. i wouldn't be short this stock either. >> mike. >> i tend to agree. it's a tactical trade on something that got stretched. the consumer names definitely look like they're

. >> it has been five years since lehman brothers collapsed, the first domino in the global financialrisis. we have more from new york. >> september 15, 2008, the once mighty investment firm files for bankruptcy, leaving 25,000 employees without a job. >> it's terrible. people are grabbing all their stuff. >> it had a domino effect, terrified investors sent the global economy into freefall you. >> what in the world is happening on wall street. >> from 190 to 166 in the blink of an eye. >> the housing market imploded, homes were foreclosed. unemployment soared as businesses laid off millions of workers. president obama signed off on a $700 billion bailout for banks and companies and vowed to overhaul financial regulation. >> we did not choose how this crisis began, but we do have a choice in the legacy this crisis leaves behind. >> what does that legacy look like five years later? >> washington and the wall street bankers are in the pockets of each other. >> edward used to be an investment banker with firsthand of the industry's impunity. >> the judges allowed this to remain embedded d

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you could take four officers hostage at the same time and it's going to domino.omino. they don't have control. it's just a delusion. >> he's quite an individual. here a few weeks ago, he called me up to his cell. he was having a real problem with his next door neighbor. in fact, he just told me, he said, if you don't move me or my next door neighbor, i'm going to kill him. if steven was having -- if he was having these kind of thoughts or these kind of problems, the guy next door -- somebody needed to be moved. that's why we did it. again, steven's a big man and -- but i have to say in much a way, he's a big man in a little boy's -- with a little boy's mind in a lot of different ways. open l-38, please. >> once in prison, steven parker, whose friends call him the worm, became more violent. >> stay away from him. we don't want him to have fun with the cameras. >> he slit one inmate's jugular vein with a box cutter and nearly strangled another to death. >> this happened several times in prison, where i've stabbed and cut inmates and strangled inmates. >> worm! >> i

this series of dominoes and the best education costs to stratospheric levels has got to stop.n, once again, can become affordable and the not an academic arms race as one expert t it this week. the schools competing within student unions, state of the origins and sushi bars. a college diplo is a new high school diploma, as one of my young guests also said. let's make it affordable. that's my "2 cents more." and that is it for tonight on "the willis report." the key for joining us. have a good night, and a great weekend. ♪ chro >>> the week started with a terrible shooting at the washington navy yard. but one of the differences about this one is the gunman passed multiple background checks, so did the ones at the airport, we're talking about if this is real or just theater. right here, right now. >> from the fox business headquarters, this is "the tom sullivan show". >> the tsa has issued so many security badges that there are over 16,000 people with them just in washington dulles airport. around 4 million people have top secret clearances in our

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. >> like a domino effect.nd worse. >>> after a phone call from a local citizen about a possible escaped inmate, the c.o.s of san quentin have snapped into action. >> take your ass upstairs. >> inside the prison, all inmates have been locked up and the officers have done a prison-wide recount. prison officials have also been dispatched to canvass the area around san quentin. >> it's possible that the citizen saw what they saw, could have maybe been two teenagers or something that live on grounds, prison grounds that were hopping the fence and a citizen passing by thought it was worth calling us, probably better safe than sorry. we're going to follow all protocols and procedures and try to determine if there has been an escape and, if so, try to apprehend the escapees. >> lieutenant massic is a public information officer observing the teams sent out to look for possible escapees. >> our number one priority in the department of correction rehabilitation is public safety and to protect the community. and the way w

. >> it's been five years since lehmann brothers collapsed, the first domino in the global financial crisis. kat turner looks at wall street's troubled past. >> september 15, 2008. the mighty investment firm lehmann brothers files for bankruptcy leaving 25,000 employees without a job. >> it's terrible. they are grabbing their stuff. >> the collapse set off a domino affect. >> we are down to 43%. >> what is happening on wall street. >> 190 to 166 in the blink of an eye. >> the u.s. housing market imploded, homes were foreclosed. unemployment numbers soared as businesses laid off millions. president obama signed off on a $700 billion bail out for banks and companies and vowed to overall financial regulationsism. >> we do not choose how the crisis began, but we have a choice and legacy of what the crisis leaves behind. >> what does it look like five years later? edward williams used to be an investment banker and has a first-hands experience of the industry's punitive. >> it's not just wall street, it's the elected leaders and the judges who allowed this kind of thing to remain so deepl

this series of dominoes and the best education costs to stratospheric levels has got to stop. become affordable and the not an academic arms race as one expert put it this week. the schools competing within student unions, state of the origins and sushi bars. a college diploma is a new high school diploma, as one of my young guests also said. let's make it affordable. that's my "2 cents more." and that is it for tonight on "the willis report." the key for joining us. have a good night, and a great weekend. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. thank you for being with us. house speaker and the house republican caucus voting to keep government open and to shut down obamacare. the house passed a continuing resolution today that funds the government and the funds obamacare. and that puts senate democrats in a difficult political position. majority leader reid and senate democrats are now staring at two choices. go along with either ted defund obamacare and the government or reject the house gop legislation and risk being at fault for a full-s

this series of dominoes and the best education costs to stratospheric levels has g to stop.e again, can become affordable and the not an academic arms race as one expert put it this week. the schools competing within student unions, state of the origins and sushi bars. a college diploma is a new high school diploma, as one of my young guests also said. let's make it affordable. that's my "2 cents more." and that is it for tonight on "the willis report." the key for joining us. have a good night, and a great weekend. ♪ >> good evening, everybody. president obama not the only one in washington d.c. leading from behind. conservative republicans in the house are also doing so, but arguably more effectively. those republicans have succeeded in leading house speaker john boehner to declare a renewed effort to defund obama care. those same conservatives reminding their caucus of their commitment to fiscal responsibility and limited government while infusing the republican leadership with backbone and energy. boehner's bankrupt reversal coming just days after his initial effort to c

the vine that was the one moment the governments were acting successfully the tragedy was as the domino effect started to take place governments panicked very quickly how much money are we talking about then because it is quite mind boggling really how much money these governments have put into the banks how much are we talking and will they realistically ever get it back is that just not going to happen i think it's impossible to put a sum on the whole amount of money but one. we're talking about is molten pools of the g.d.p. of a major european nation has alternately gone into the world banking system if not more before we start looking at this funny money quirk of quantitative easing the governments of the world have spent hundreds and hundreds of trillions of dollars bailing out addicts to kensi an outmoded system called banking when the solutions to the future of finance is peer to peer it's alternative currency it's like bitcoin and it's not actually going to be a banking system as we hard before two thousand and eight that lead to some to our next story here on venture capital ci

>> these are dominos made out of shower shoes.take a little something and you cut little blocks out. you see how they are? >> you have to take a string out of a mattress. >> yeah, because we ain't got no knives. >> there goes our board made out of a shower shoe. >> who's going without shoes now, though? >> we try not to let people go without shoes, because it's nasty in that shower. >> while sauer enjoys dominos -- >> what i call a dominologist. >> it provides just an escape from more pressing concerns on his mind. he's facing charges of burglary and fleeing or evading police. >> the prosecutor made an offer of ten-year sentence in exchange for a guilty plea, but i declined his offer. >> because he has two prior felony convictions for drug possession and theft, he could be looking at as much as 25 to life if convicted on his current charges. he is scheduled to go to trial in just days. >> i mean, i'm nervous about it, you know what i'm saying, even though i've been in these situations a thousand times over, but when you're looking

i'm becoming irritated because it's like a domino effect.ng done to correct the problem. and the problem is so minor and it's so simple that, i mean, i could simply get a correctional officer to come and say oh, yeah. i walked him to r & r the day he paroled. i know he paroled from my unit. but they won't go by that. >>> coming up on "lockup" -- scanvinski hymes is on the streets. >> people don't realize i'm really more mellow out here. there you go. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome, honey. ♪ unh ♪ [ male announcer ] you can choose to blend in. ♪ or you can choose to blend out. the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. how can i be a more fun mom? hmmm. can you dance? ♪ bum ba bum ba bum ♪ bum ba bum ba bum no. no? can you make campbell's chicken noodle soup? yes! [ wisest kid ] every can has 32 feet of slurpable noodles. now that's fun. mom, you're awesome. oh yeah! ♪ bum ba bum ba bum [ gong ] [ wisest kid ] m'm! m'm! good! ♪ bum ba bum ba bum no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to unde

. >> then we make dominos. we have our dominos made out of soap. >> it's lucky because both of us want to exercise. sometimes you get with a celly that doesn't want to exercise. it's nice to have somebody that does then you can use their body weight. >> you want to not look over your back as much. if you stay physically fit, they'll leave their hands off of you. you don't want to end up somebody's girl or something like that in here. >> it will be a long time before most of these inmates will be released. for now, home is an 8x12 cell with little to do but contemplate their crime. we'll check back with these inmates to see how the first week inside usp has affected them. >> you know, it's cold and it's depressing. you know, this is the worst but you have to do it. you've got to do your time and be strong about it. there's nothing you can do but face your fears. >>> up next -- >> what else do you do with an inmate that constantly stabs his roommate? >> inside the world of a monster. >>> you can go insane over he

see the good time when hot shots play dominos. >> three, two, one! >>> have you ever been in one of those parking garages that has the spiral ramp? >> yeah. >> i looked at that and thought that would be fun to ride a bike down, skate board down. this guy saw a different activity. >> it's not closed down. >> there's people walking to their cars and people driving. here he goes, up and up in a plume of smoke. he's right on it. the car is basically going up and you have to hold this for quite a while. at one point you see a car up ahead. i want to know what that sounds like. if you're a car up ahead and all of a sudden you hear something come storming up behind you -- >> what do you do? >> you get out of the way. >> hopefully he didn't lose his ticket like out the window because that's always an extra charge. >> steven, it is tech time and today we're going to ask why would anyone think to do this? >> why would anyone think to do this. >> wait until you hear what "this" actually is. with the iphone you can get the fingerprint block where you have to use

. >> a lot of it was pretty useless, playing basket all, dominoes, but at some point to i said, i haveke something of this. that is what i started scribbling on loose leaf pages. there was no one who compelled me to do it. it was like, i am here now. to make the most of this? how am i going to make the most of this intellectual experience? tavis: was this the first time you found you had this gift in prison? >> i didn't even know i had a talent for it until i was in graduate school. i used to scribble notes when i but never a story. i never thought about being a writer, just notes. tavis: what do you make of that, that you could put out something that is this well-received, and you never even thought of yourself as a writer? come to their gifts later on, and i am fortunate evil encouraged me, and i believed in them before i believed in myself -- people encouraged me, and i believed in them before i started believing in myself. tavis: why the decision to do this as a novel rather than nonfiction? >> at the time i thought, i could get people in trouble. i still have to mind the hood ethi

you could take four officers hostage at the same time, and it's gonna domino. it's gonna domino.don't have control. it's a delusion. >> forbidden to write letters in seg to general population, parker says he's able to communicate with fellow aryan brotherhood inmates by writing to friends on the outside. >> they're lazy. they don't read the mail. they mail clerk doesn't -- i don't think she would have time to read the mail, even if she wanted to. >> this letter is from steven parker to an inmate named reese. >> kyra gyden is in charge of reading the mail at holman. she has just intercepted one of parker's unauthorized letters containing insulting language about warden culliver. >> he wrote "culliver," i'm not going to read all of that because it's a lot of cussing in it. "he's an idiot, treats everyone like inferiors or children. i cannot stand that, and he's a supercilious jackass." steven parker is a weirdo, anyway. very weird. that's why he stays locked up in the back. >> coming up -- >> i don't think there is any good way to have to take a life. the sidebar to that, of course

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millions more watched their lifesavings disappear as banks toppled like dominoes.1929, americans had saved almost $4 billion. in 1932, savings dried up, which meant no money for investment. as the reconstruction finance corporation showed, businessmen couldn't afford to invest money to produce commodities no one could buy. it took john maynard keynes to point out the obvious truth-- the system wouldn't automatically correct itself. this depression could last a long, long time. what did keynes see that the economics world missed? you can understand what was happening in the first years of the depression if you break down our gnp into three main components-- consumer goods, investment goods, and government expenditures. government expenditures didn't change much over this period. but look at the private side. gross investment fell by nearly 90%. notice that consumption also fell during these years by about 1/5. here's where keynes comes in. in previous economic thinking, when one component of gnp fell, another would rise. if people consumed less, they would lend savi

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like domino's, going right into each other.e 29-year-old french man, simon pegino takes the lead at the restart. goes on to win his 2nd race. my old stomping grounds, baltimore, maryland. >> that is it for us. see you back here in half an hour. good night. ,, mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? >> jeff: tonight the debate begins. >> use of chemical weapons is wrong and it can't go unpunished. >> today on this current resolution i would vote no. >> jeff: with military strikes delayed, the president saying he will seek congressional approval. syria hails a quote historic american retreat. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. elizabeth palmer in damascus. >> jeff: former south african president nelson mandela is out of the hospital. deborah in johannesburg reports on what could be mandela's final trip back home. >> jeff: we remember sir david frost, the british broadca

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the domino effect that cost commuters a few extra hours from home. >> reporter: the training are running full speed again. the fire was only the beginning of the delays. a lot of the caltrain workers were up at their maximum allowable hours so they had to wait for relief to get the trains going. it was better than not moving at all. >> it will take two or three hours. >> reporter: the fire started right next to the tracks just as the evening rush got going. instead, everything ground to a halt. fire crews had to run the hoses over the train tracks to get to the fire, stopping the trains in their tracks for well over an hour. this man drove up from san jose to get his wife three hours late and way past their son's bed time. >> i don't know. some mess-up with the train. >> how late is she? >> two hours. >> reporter: a little after 8:00 tonight, the tracks were cleared and the trains began running again at 10 miles per hour for safety. finally going but getting nowhere fast. >> we are slow to get home tonight. we should go straight back to work tomorrow morning. >> reporter: trying to make

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