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of course we've got steven elop at nokia. making microsoft in the near term will be making that acquisition of the devices and services businesses work. that's why i think he might be a decent choice. a lot of people disagree with me. >> rocky, do you disagree with john? you have another candidate and to be perfectly frank i've never heard of this guy and i never heard of the company that microsoft bought that he used to run. what is yammer? >> yammer is -- >> who is david yates or baits? >> david sacks. >> or that. >> david sacks. he was the ceo of yammer which was an enterprise communications company that microsoft bought about a year and a half ago. he is somebody who really understands the consumerization of enterprise which is one of the big trends we're seeing. it used to be that you got software at work you kind of had to use and you didn't know what good software looked like. now, with google and facebook and all the web services people know what good software looks like. they expect that at work. and david sacks real

the names include ford chief executive and several company insiders, most notably steven elop that headed the smart phone unit. >>> one of the second tomorrows benefitting from the recent runups are the makers of solar energy panels. one of the biggest, solar city reported the latest quarterly earnings after the bell. revenues shot up 52% netting a profit of $3.4 million. shares of the photo cell maker and installer are up an astounding 400% just this çyea. so what is driving the foreign prices on solar stocks and should you put your money into them? jackie deangelis has more. >> reporter: solar stocks, year to date they have been great performers but will they continue to be shining stars? solar city up roughly 400%, for solar up roughly 100% and canada solar up a whopping 700% but some analysts think these stocks look frothty. proof knit margins picked up and there will be a time they come back down but that doesn't mean there aren't bright spots in the space. the chinese solar names performed particularly well. >> partly, it's because they did get extremely beaten down in 2011, 2012 a

[inhales, exhales] (michael) well, pam and i have eloped.the lam. [laughing] no. uh, seriously, i am on a lecture circuit. apparently scranton has the best sales of any regional branch, so david wallace has asked me to go to all the branches-- except nashua, so a little bit raw there-- um, but i am going to these branches and i am telling them my secret recipe for success. my 11 business herbs and spices in a sales batter. oh, that. well, that is pam. pam is coming along as my assistant and my driver so i can focus. and i like to pack heavy. he brought a sled. no! that is a toboggan. you never know when you're gonna find a snowy hill. so...every magician has a hot assistant, and every rock star has a roadie, and pam is my hot roadie. yeah. i love being on the road. but i especially love the time-and-a-half pay, 24 hours a day, for three days. 'cause i have a mortgage now. gotta bring home the bucks. yeah--oh, don't say "bucks." that's not ladylike. here we go! okay, so what we do is we drive all day and we stay in hotels together at night. s

. >> i think investors would be reluctant to say that steven elop is the person that they want. he went left microsoft and then went to nokia. a lot of say he ran it into the ground. >> and there are internal candidates. >> there is tony bates. and there is one satya nadella. >> do we need someone who will excite microsoft again. to make it an exciting company. >> they're looking at microsoft. they're looking at windows, and they're looking at their consumer advices. they're wondering we're going stick with this. mobility, so i think that's a big issue for the next ceo. that ceo needs to make its mark and the board is having a difficult time trying to get gates to be on board. >> i hear that. nadia, correspondent at thomson reuters. >> thank you. >> will you buy stock in twitter, and why or why not. tweet me and follow us at aj real money or leave a comment on our facebook page. if you want to see more about tonight's stories. go to our website. free advice for you. if twitter does well, you'll have other chances to buy it. for other companies that could i rocketed out of the ga

elop is an inside outsider but i'm not sure whether he can pull it off. i would say malali has the strength to pull it off, pair up with tech kis so i think people would be more involved. no, he doesn't have the job for sure, but he hadn't turned it down yet, either. >> real quickly, half a minute left, look forward like five, ten years, what will microsoft be like in your crystal ball? >> well, there will either be an enterprise company focussing on the business b to b and a state of decline or an innovative company going after all aspects, everything they missed and trying to get in the game with apple and google into the device game and particularly into the mobile game, as well. they got to be there and put their stamp on it. they have to get innovative and get ahead of the game. they always come in right now a day liate and a dollar short an that's not good, with these other things. they have to move forward aggressively and turn the talent loose where they need to go. i'm hopeful this will be a major transformati transformation. we need them to do w

they eloped in 1932 and 81 years of marriage means john learned to put the seat down during the hoover administration. congratulations to the betars of fairfield. >>> and remember that photo ringo took of the kids in the car during the beatles 'first u.s. visit back in '64? he wanted to know where they all were now. friday night they were with ringo backstage at his show in vegas bringing their lives as beatles fans full circle. they received billing on the marquee. 49 years of chasing down the beatles motorcade in their car. >>> all eyes at nasa are on the skies because of a comet coming in for its final turn around the sun. and if it survives that part of the trip, we are all in for a spectacular and multi-week-long show in the night sky. it is the comet ison and astronomers say it can trace its life back to the beginning of time. already visible through telescopes and binoculars, if it survives the slingshot around the sun it will be visible to the naked eye as a kind b of bright but dirty snow ball in the predawn sky in the days approaching christmas. we'll be tracking it and we wi

reuters, the finalists include current ford motors ceo, alan mulally and former nokia chief stephen elop. microsoft says it has at least three internal candidates being considered, also. the world's largest software maker says it'll take a few more months before a decision is reached. apple is adding new suppliers to meet demand. the tech company is expanding its current list of manufacturers to boost production on its new lineup of smartphones and tablets. the suppliers based in asia include taiwan company wistron that will make the newer lower cost iphone 5c. analysts view it as a competitive move against rivals samsung and others. amazon is offering deals to independent book sellers to entice vendors to sell its kindle e-reader. independent book stores will get a 10% cut of the price for all digital books sold for two years and amazon will also give a discount on purchases of its kindles bound for resale. amazon calls the program "amazon source" in a curious manuever-- a four-story something is being erected in the middle of the san francisco bay--and we finally know what it is.. goog

they eloped in 1832, at the ages of 17 and 20. >> today, they are 98 and 102.ed 5 children, 14 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. what keeps them alive, america's longest married couple, is that family. >> and they look great, by the way. >> they really do. fantastic. 81 years together. >> that's awesome. >>> coming up next, a hit tv show kills off a popular character. and fans are outraged. >>> call of the wild on the windshield. >>> call of the wild on the windshield. "the pulse," next. this is jim, . but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. that doesn't require r

they eloped back in 1932 to avoid her naur's plan to marry her off to someone else.n is now 102. ann is 98. they raised five kids and have 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren. >> they look great. i love the way she looks at him, though. >> yeah, let him talk, and then i'll tell you the way it really is. you get that feeling at home at all ever? >> never. never, ken. please. >>> we're going to cec for ratings plum etted faster than obama's, but there are no filibusters needed in washington. the 49ers only needed 60 minutes to fix their offense in our nation's capitol next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, cardinals holding onto the h >>> believe it or not, the 49ers came into tonight's game outside of the nfc playoff picture with the cardinals holding ton ot 6th and final playoff spot. colin capper nishg leading the team's worst passing attack. redskins ranked 10th in that department, but it was kaepernick who looked more polished. rg3 made kaepernick look like joe man tan na. pressured by brooks, he threw a terrible pass easily picked off by witner. field goal made it 10-

bought road is the property is the people who are going to work not aware of the problems ahead let's elope and ill baby for that aircraft carrier to india on saturday in five years late and vastly over project will credit the tl will set sail from the second ashes shipyard in the russian city after their dog than this. it's expected to pass through the suez canal and sweet indian watters early next year. indian defence minister ak antony will commission the carrier on saturday. madi tl was originally built as admiral course cars and commissioned in nineteen eighty seven the refurbishmentontrt for the ship was signed in two thousand and four and a nice clean valued at over nine hundred and seventy million us dollars when the stipulated delivery of two thousand and eight the price of modernizing the shipley don't pollute to a reported two point three billion us dollars while deadlines were extended timing and again. but some experts in india believe that the wait was worthwhile. once she does. we all pitched in with the meat trade you name it off. i would see that the ins victim of the tl wo

they eloped back in 1932 to avoid her father's plan to marry her off to someone else.n is now 102 years old and ann is 98. they raised five children and have 14 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. >> he married a younger woman. >> he did. >> good for them. that is awesome. >>> it is will:57 now. -- 4:57 now. it is easy to tell. why the feds are now cracking down on this at home in a dna test. we've got it your way. >> we're live at sfo where a wave of nasty weather is threatening to be a travel nightmare for millions of americans, we have tips for travelers to get you home in time for that turkey. >>> shootings are significantly down this year. murders are significantly down this year. so there is signs of progress but obviously stuff like this shows we still have work to do. >> seven men recovering this morning after a shooting at oakland. the gunman still on the loose. and police have no motive. >>> i'm fine with her. she's a young lady that's still got a whole lot of life left in her. >> all to save a perfect stranger at the raiders' game sunday. he broke the

considered a threat to national security so who exactly do we have in place hot seat so we've got so elope and the director of g c h q and parker he's the director general of m i five and we've got john soyuz who is the every state's chief now they are going to face questions from the intelligence and security committee. as part of an inquiry into the oversight of u.k. intelligence agencies following concerns about the scale of mass surveillance that of course coming of the edward snowden revelations now what you're not going to hear because this is a public session is details of only going intelligence operations in that technique so it's unlikely for example that you'll hear any mention of project tempore that of course being the secret program to do with the gathering of web and. now this is going to be of course widely scrutinized by people who are watching it's the first time it's happened but this is really going to rest of what exactly is the. and if you're expecting anything new to emerge or to see the intelligence chiefs in trouble don't build your hopes up at least that's accordi

they eloped 81 years ago today-- the longest married couple in america. he's 102 and she is 98.n betar says they rarely disagree. >> it's only about cooking. that's the only arguments we have. (laughs) >> see? that's what he thinks. >> (laughs) >> it's only about cooking. (laughs) >> pelley: when the betars got married f.d.r. had just been elected president for the first time and j.f.k. was in high school. in a moment, the story behind the most recognizable head gear in the u.s. military and the commander-in-chief who made it possible. [ all gasp ] [ male announcer ] robitussin dm max now comes in a new liquid-filled capsule. nothing provides more powerful cough relief. robitussin. don't suffer the coughequences. nothing provides more powerful cough relief. on the table by not choosing the right medicare d plan. no one could have left this much money here. whoo-hoo-hoo! yet many seniors who compare medicare d plans realize they can save hundreds of dollars. cvs/pharmacy wants to help you save on medicare expenses. talk to your cvs pharmacist, call, or go to cvs.com/compare to ge

they eloped back in 1932 to avoid her naur's plan to marry her off to someone else. john is now 102. ann is 98. they raised five kids and have 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren. >> they look great. i love the way she looks at him, though. >> yeah, let him talk, and then i'll tell you the way it really is. you get that feeling at home at all ever? >> never. never, ken. please. >>> we're going to cec for ratings plum etted faster than obama's, but there are no filibusters needed in washington. the 49ers only needed 60 minute, you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. and can cost thousands of dollars to repair... thankfully, the powerful dual action formula of rid-x has enzymes to break down waste and time released bacteria to reduce tank build up. rid-x. #1 in septic maintenance. progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates

john and ann batar eloped in 1932. he is 102 and she is 98.y say marriage is all about taking the good with the bad. >> marriage isn't a lovey dovey thing you know for 80 years. you learn to accept one another's ways of life. >> in 1932, their parents said the marriage wouldn't last but they're having the last will have now. >> good for them. coming up, fedex may want to return this truck to the sender. wait until you hear who was behind the wheel when it crashed and why police were involved. >> he just wanted to take his buddy with him. this little pooch showing if at first you try and don't succeed, keep trying. it will eventually work. >>> it is about three minutes till the top of the hour. pw-fs pw-fs here's what's happeninged -- before you leave the house here's what's happening. police in minnesota are trying to determine how ao car filled with children plunged into an icy pond. two children died. three others seriously injured. their mother who was behind the wheel was not hurt. >>> today marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination

number two, stephen elop.top third spot, don mattrick, current ceo of zynga reedit really? interesting. there are strong internal candidates trending on their site. former ceo of skype. and satya nadella. we will continue to watch the race until we know the real name of the new ceo. a lot of work to be done. the closing bell in seven minutes. when we come back we will bring in the s&p winners. dow jones industrials look to make it another record close today. you've got to watch. we are right here for you. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think aut it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ they're the days to take care of to dbusiness..love? when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infras

. >> top picks to replace ballmer mentioned, ford ceo allen mulally and former nokia ceo elop, as well as kevin turner, coo and nadella of cloud and shared enterprise. microsoft made a point of emphasizing their cloud products. whoever replace ballmer and strategis, the new ceo will face new challenges as microsoft repositions itself for this post-pc era. back to you. >> josh, thank you so much. josh lipton. still to come on "closing bell," do you believe that jpmorgan is safe enough to buy in the wake of its $13 billion settlement with the federal government? that is ahead. >>> industrial giant dupont splitting its company in two. ceo ellen kullman joins me exclusively next to tell me what it means for the company and your portfolio and if a certain activist investor was behind the move. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they m

they left connecticut to elope in new york.o marry an older dude. 81 years later they are living happily ever after in connecticut. they have five children. their advice for staying together so long, just roll with the punches. >>> tomorrow is a big day for many other reasons this week as we do fox fast forward as we look at stories making and breaking news. pope benedict xvi gets a visit from vladimir putin in a bid to strengthen ties with the orthodox church. >>> an investigation in to the summary of the sandy hook massacre will be released. 20 first graders and six educators were killed in the shootings in newtown. it will be day two of president obama's trip out west. he is set to deliver remarks in san francisco where he will make the case that immigration reform will be good for the economy. >>> that is how fox reports this sunday, november 24th, 2013. thank you for watching. have a fabulous and a blessed week. "huckabee" starts -- faulkner. huckabee in a live edition tonight. i will run over to the studio to see it happe

alan mulally, a turn around specialist from ford and elop from nokia.wn around is computer scientists, ceo mike laurie. it's up 37% this year. stuart: yes, it is as i duly note as i own some of that stock. let me bring in liz beimacdonal here. alan mulally's name pops up. i don't get it he's an industrial guy, he runs ford motor company. >> right. stuart: do you think he could run microsoft, a technical company? >> huge question mark over this name. great at companies making planes and trucks and cars, about you this microsoft is a tech company, a software company, is he good at making software and fix the on-line services division and come up with the next xbox? that's the key. stuart: the market says, yes, he can. and he brings good pr to the company he runs. >> m of the is hitting the skids because of the two divisions on-line software. maybe a tech engineer who knows software and games and knows what consumers want next. he's great at cars, planes and trucks and xbox is not the next truck is basically my argument. stuart: are you down on alan mulall

and i like stephen elop, personally.oday, shareholders approved the deal allowing microsoft to buy that smartphone maker. finally, internal candidates mentioned, as well, such as coo kevin turner and satya nudela, and turner could be the right one if you want someone who knows the culture, and nudela knows the cloud. they will face a big challenge, as microsoft redefines its mission and purpose in the post-p.c. world. we'll be here covering the shareholder meeting, so look for more reports. back to you. >> all right, josh, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in patrick caser, with brandywine global, the firm owns more than 4 million shares of microsoft. and tim lesko,'s principal portfolio manager, opens 338,000 shares. our own jon fortt joins us at post 9, or as we're calling him, jon forte. no one is looking for big news at the meeting. but do you see 20% upside. you still talk about the cash and dividend. what do you like here? >> well, one of the things we really like about microsoft is i think ballmer is leaving th

obviously, elop starts to be another front-runner given his experience in microsoft as well as nokia.ulally is the one incident vesters cheer and want the horse to bet on here. >> daniel, this is rich afterward. i have a quick question for you. we've talked a lot about the cloud. higher levels for the industry, but we're not seeing the capital internet temperature and development. what's the upside if growth continues to move forward for the sector and the industry? >> well, i think it's been a bipolar industry, right, where you have the cap ex has been soft. you have a 1% to 2% iq spending environment. i think cloud is really the catalyst as you see more e enterprises going in that direction. that's why sales for has proven it, work day is another one. now it's oracle, microsoft, emc where cisco, you could argue, that everyone is looking at, you know, where the growth opportunities are. and, again, i think it's ultimately going to translate into a massive m&a cycle as more of these companies look to get a piece of that cloud growth in a real tough i.t. spending environment. >> daniel

eloped to the bahamas. but the cancer was unrelenting. >> while he was in that bed, we both made promises to each other. i don't know how it's going to happen. but i'm having your babies at some point in my life. >> reporter: in december of 2003, j.j. passed away. >> seven years after his passing, i met the second love of my life. >> reporter: a new journey. and lori's wife, kat, was more than willing to help her keep her promise to her first love. >> eight months ago. we're expecting our little boy. ten years later, after his passing, this is my ultimate promise to him. and it's finally coming true. i'm an overcomer. >> reporter: three, inspiring individuals. three, remarkable stories. one undeniable thing in common, "overcomers." thanks to mandisa for that beautiful song. those "overcomers" are with us this morning. shanise, andrew, with his mother, sherri, and joining us from los angeles, is lori, because you're so pregnant, your doctor won't let you fly. how are you doing, lori? how far along are you? >> i'm 33 weeks right now. >> how

reuters reporting that the group includes ford ceo alan mulally and steven elop.rocess could still take a few more months. balmer says he plan toes retire within the next year. investors have pushed the board in recent months to target a turn around expert, someone like mulally or computer is sciences ceo mike lowrie. a spokesman for the automaker says mulally remains focused on making progress in the company's strategy and ford doesn't engage in speculation. microsoft has identified three internal candidates, including tony bates, and satya nadella. reports saying that the search committee is interviewing people from a wide range of sectors, including consumer and life sciences. now, some investors have reportedly suggested to microsoft's board that co-founder bill gates step down as chairman because he's standing in the way of radical reform. microsoft has lost some ground to apple and google and mobile devices. reuters saying that the search committee is in discussions with activist investors, as well. in august, value act capital management which has ads 2 bil

they eloped back in november 25th, 1932.es, dear. >> did you hear that? do you agree with that? >> yes, dear. >> agree with your co-anchor as well. >> agree with the coanchor. good advice. >> i love that. >> she was supposed to get married to another guy but they decided to elope and drove off into the sunset and the rest was history. they were meant to be together. >> all the changes they have seen. all the history they have witnessed. >> november of 1932, i mean, fdr had just been elected for the first time. >> we were still coming out of the great depression. >> world war, depression. >> survived it all. that's the key to marriage, listen to your wife. >> 81 years later. >> always listen to your weather man. >> yes. >> because -- >> not always. >> with this kind of weather we're talking about you want to pay attention, especially through arizona. we have heavy rain going on right now. this is from kpnx. their chopper, they're on their way to deep water rescues that are going on right now. there are cars that are submerged

reuters is reporting that alan mulally and steven elop both made the cut. there are at least three internal candidates said to be in the running, including former skype ceo tony bates who jou overseas microsoft's business development. microsoft had no comment on this for any of the internal candidates, as well. ford went back to what they've been saying about alan mulally that he is here through the end of 2014. >> so, by the way, if you're add ford, isn't this hard to have your ceo constantly in the press? nobody, i imagine, in the management ranks knows really who is in charge. is he a lame duck, what? >> they were already talking about his retirement, so maybe you're already looking at the other people who were there. he was on his way out, anyway. they knew. maybe he would just end up leaving earlier. >> i don't have any comments about this other than to say i think it's really gratifying that he's 68 and they're considering him for this huge project where he'd have to go for, you figure, at least five years, right? and it's no longer you're out at 65 w