you get a fee, i'll take 'em, i'll bundle 'em up, i'll sell 'em off to somebody else, i'll make my money on that. and whatever happens to the mortgages doesn't really matter." >> narrator: even during the bubble years, the department of justice had arrested and prosecuted many small mortgage brokers, loan appraisers and even homebuyers. but to go after wall street bankers would prove to be much harder. >> smith: the justice department has indicted something like 2,000 to 3,000 people that were making the loans, the loan originators. >> right. shootin' fish in a barrel, that's what that is. >> smith: no bankers have gone to jail. does that surprise you? >> no. it doesn't surprise me. >> narrator: to prosecute wall street, investigators needed to find proof of what the bankers knew and what they intended. this meant identifying people on the inside who were willing to talk. >> i have always believed you start at the bottom up in a bank, you start at the credit department. go to the credit department. find out what the credit department knew. those are the guys who wear green eyeshades, who

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fold 'em.p, celgene. gaining momentum after the announcement of its upbeat earnings. guy? >> you know how to play this game? >> i'm the best at this game. >> stop that. stop. >> hold 'em. hold 'em. put the graphic up. throw that sucker up right now. bank of america gets on board today. they raised their price target to $150. how long have we been talking about this stock? >> forever. >> forever is the answer. and now everybody is jumping on board. >> 99 1/2 today, sounds like he's whining a little bit. must be time for the baby. >> hold 'em -- >> there it is. >> hold 'em again. >> next up, dj transports. keith? >> i said hold 'em. provided the dollars stays strong, this is a beast, one that you do not want to be short. >> let's move on. data from a retracking firm showed 10% of shopping malls in america may fail in the next decade. let's take a deeper dive with jeff jordan, chairman of open table and a partner at heandreen and horowitz. in terms of your data, and your analysis, what have you fo

up, lined 'em all up, oh, line 'em up, line 'em all up. ♪ line 'em up, come on, line 'em up, line 'em[laughter] and how he left office. i was fascinated by to watch him on camera. he was at the podium saying good-bye, i'm not a crook, farewell, and then he had a staging problem. he had -- and i was interested in how they handled it. nixon didn't have a great walk. it was sort of -- [laughter] if you've seen those depictions of the evolution of man -- [laughter] from the sort of coming from the primordial ooze to, and then slowly becoming, walking on all fours and then, finally, ending on the extreme of cro-magnon man walking along this sort of -- along there sort of analyzing there. nixon's walk was sort of a couple of characters back from that guy. [laughter] they didn't want to focus on it, and he had a long walk. so they lined up all of the white house employees, and he went down the line as sort of like a receiving line and saying good-bye to all of them. which was really quite moving and saying hello and good-bye perhaps for the first and last time. [laughter] and then at the end

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b.k., hold 'em or fold 'em?> this one, you got to fold here. 97 to 100 is massive, massive resistance. a lot has been priced into the stock. oh, there's the buzzer right there. very nice. >> you don't know if you're wrong. >> wrong answer, b.k. >> despite the buzzer, i still say fold this name. >> get a baby crying for that. sounds like you are almost whining a little bit. >> there we go. >> play with all their toys today. >> fun. >> more fun to come here. shares of herbalife falling again today despite attempts by executives to defend the company at an investor meeting. this as a hedge fund battle rages over their business model, pitting bill ackman against dan lobe. herbalife is a top five holding of the founder and chief investment which manages $130 million. he joins us right now. thank you for coming by. >> thanks for having me. >> you tweeted this position just days after ackman unveiled his short and what is notable about you is that you are typically a short seller, so you understand where he might be co

just as we had 'em all lined up and reaching for the sky...o we had to run for it. that's tough. how come the sheriff came along so conveniently? seems like he found a man half dead, tied to a burrow. he was out looking for the men who did it. oh i see. how about getting better acquainted? i'm rusty madison, these are my men and this is my town. any stranger shows up, he plays my rules. you get it? there is plenty of room up over the saloon. get your saddle bags, make yourself comfortable, chow's in an hour, don't be late. cook's temperamental. what do you think of those fellows? they're smart hombes. cagey too. wouldn't surprise me a bit if they did hold up that coach and get away with plenty of money. yeah maybe we better take a look in their saddle bags. let's do it now? no, no when they're not watching. if they're telling me the truth, i've got some plans for them. yeah if. look jim it's up to you to find out. me? yeah. suppose you mosey into mineral city and find out if there was a robbery and how much the boys got. maybe we won't have to

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weiss. >> we talked about it before in terms of hold 'em or fold 'em. i said hold 'em. where the government is going to pay if you go into the hospital. usage is going up dramatically, plus the company has been doing a great job. hold it. it's going higher. >> murphy, they're trading at levels they've not seen since september, 2008, highest level in four years. >> i think when you look at this name, you have to look at what they're doing. i think you're going have a shortage for food in the very near future with monsanto. monsanto is a name you should old. you should definitely buy it. >> all right. >> we are just minutes away from facebook's big event, and we want your instant reaction. tweet us your thoughts to cnbcfastmoney and we'll reveal your best comments tonight at 5:30. >> there's lick kely to be a lo of. >> there's no shortage of food in the murphy house, is there? >> what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex groun

speaking of em, i'm curious on why em has lagged. em is down small on the year and yet i think the environment is on some level hasn't been this good for a few years. we had fantastic fund floeps into the end of the year, maybe that was a technical sell signal. what's the call in the short run? it's been a disappointi ining january. >> yeah, look, i still think there's good values out there in emerging markets. i agree. we're going to see growth improving, not by a lot, but mid-8% gdp growth in china this year and china growth tends to be even stronger in the first half of the year. there's some seasonal effects there. brazil still got a hole to climb out of in terms of growth. but it does look like the brazilian is strengthening. there is cap tam going back into that country. mexico, to me, continues to look incredibly strong. there's some pockets of strength around the emerging market lgs and if europe can stay stable, emerging europe might be interesting this year. >> yeah, totally agree. >> rebecca, great to see you. >> thank you

you see here ems personnel, ready, willing and able to respond. if there are any potential injuries, you know that those local hospitals are getting used, they have ambulances out according to one of our local affiliates, hearing different bits and pieces from the eyewitnesses. let me know if we have any more sound from the eyewitnesss to try to help us put some of the pieces of this puzzle together, to try to determine what happened and the biggest question of all is why. okay. i'm just listening to my control room as they're telling me. let's listen to this interview that one of our affiliates there in the houston area got with someone on the phone. kprc is the affiliate. let's listen together. >> i was -- i was waiting for my english class to start, in the academic building, room 163. and it was five minutes and all of a sudden i heard shots firing. and people start ed rushing in the hallway and a few students came into our room, seeking shelter. and we closed the door and we put a table against the door. and we were hiding in the -- i was tryi

we just hate 'em-- rich people are evil. yet, along comes this show "downton abbey"-- rich people prominently featured and they're generous; they're nice people; they create jobs, for heaven's sake; they're classy; they've got style and we love 'em. that show is wildly popular, which poses a threat to the left, doesn't it? >> stephen: yes, it does. >> stephen: yes, the popularity of "downton abbey" proves that america loves rich guys. the same way the popularity of "breaking bad" proves america loves meth dealers. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] god, it would be so great to work for a rich aristocrat, like the fictional lord grantham. just ask the fictional newsman steve doocy. >> here's the thing-- the entire town loves the rich guy who lives in the abbey because he provides the jobs. he looks after everybody. he provides free medical care for everybody. without him-- and spoiler alert, it looked like two weeks ago, he was going to lose the joint-- without him the place would go belly up. >> stephen: yes, he looks after

you got to tell 'em what happened. you got to tell 'em what you really saw. it was self-defense.e or are you going to tell the truth? i'm going to tell the truth, timmy. (chatter and laughter) where you come from, sweetheart? you'd better start running. turn around and run. go on, fag boy, run! keep running. keep going. keep going. keep running. what are you stopping for? what are you gonna do, huh? whoo! yeah, queer. just a coward. yeah. yeah! danny! (shouting) come on! get that homo! (groaning) ("to everything there is a season" playing) ♪ to everything, turn, turn, turn ♪ ♪ there is a season, turn, turn, turn ♪ ♪ and a time to every purpose under heaven ♪ ♪ a time to be born, a time to die ♪ ♪ a time to plant, a time to reap ♪ ♪ a time to kill, a time to heal ♪ ♪ a time to laugh, a time to weep ♪ ♪ to everything, turn, turn, turn ♪ ♪ there is a season, turn, turn, turn ♪ ♪ and a time to every purpose under heaven ♪ ♪ a time to build up, a time to break down ♪ ♪ a time to dance, a time to mourn ♪ ♪ a time to cast away stones ♪ a time to gather stones together ♪ ♪ to everything,

fold 'em.p, union pacific hitting levels not seen for more than 40 years. it is up 19% from a year ago. so, guy, hold 'em or fold 'em? >> i hate to say this, but you still have to hold these guys. tim's point from earlier in the show, i thought the tape behaved very well today, especially the transports which completely outperformed. union pacific, i still like. hold 'em. >> next up, have a la valero, j from a year ago. grasso? >> we mentioned that year end, you wanted to be exiting a lot of these refiner trades because portfolio managers wanted to show them on the books because they had an incredible run. they had to be paid, basically to own them and wanted to show their shareholders they still own these names. so, i foresaw a little bit of pressure being put on the refiner space. now, you're looking at rig, bp, apc, where the money is going. i would fold it. >> very good. what an improvement from yesterday. >> emphatic closure there. >> you got it wrong. >> practice. >> apparently. >>> lenna

the crowd loves 'em. and then, it was time for the main event. the president's second inaugural address. just as feared the president came out as a liberal. >> we will respond to the threat of climate change. our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law. medicare and medicaid and social security. they do not make us a nation of takers. they free us to take the risks that make this country great >> jon: one last thing i want to make this clear. my health care plan is designed to kill your white grandparents. kill 'em dead. yep. thank you. we of course are focusing on today's coverage of events. we'll start with jessica williams down at the capital. what did you think of the speech? >> hello, jon. jon, i loved it. okay. it was fresh. it was new. it was unexpected. yet very classy. you know, i thought the speech really helped frame the president's agenda. and an interesting and i think sexy -- probably not the right word -- but i'm going to say it anyway. in a sexy way >> jon: i get it. i'

vera: yuppies pushed 'em out.nn kid came all the way down here? if you were gay in '64, this was the only game in town. if you wanted to socialize, this was the only place. so why was danny in this alley? valens: got chased. vera: or ambusor lucky. how would he have gotten back to campus in '64? subway. the other direction from the hush room. maybe he found a friend who lived thataway? caller saw the body "splayed and protruding in the alley..." who called it in? anonymous. boy, you got nada. we got a neighbor who saw nothing, a bartender who knew nothing and a drag queen called "tinkerbell." plus a note tossed in that tinkerbell had a lead on who liked to kick queer ass in the neighborhood. let me guess. no follow-up, right? rush: "tinkerbell" could have been been a good id, though. like a gang moniker. that's how we find the thugs now. you want to look for tinkerbell? in never-never land? or drag bars. you think that's the best job for me? definitely. we should check the old arrest books at the district station

dennis, if you want to be classy, and you're good with city councilmen, and you think you can get 'em, great. be classy and bang the guy. go get him. - i'll get him, but i'm not gonna bang him. - he's a twank versatile. you watch yourself. - ooh, i wouldn't be able to satisfy him. a twank versatile? that's impressive. - look, the point is, we got to learn from our mistakes, right? you know, make a couple adjustments. let's solve this trash crisis. [tires screeching] [ ghostbusters theme song playing] - okay, when we arrive, dennis will do all of the talking, frank and i will handle the refuse, and dee will take the wheel. then we can strap me onto the back for the rest of the day. - everybody's happy. - yeah, guys, i can't believe it, but i think this might actually work. - see, all we had to do was learn from our mistakes and then work together. everyone got to contribute something to the group as a whole. - what did you contribute? - try the brakes. - try the... did you cut the brakes again? - yep. - god damn it. - oh, charlie. - god damn it, charlie! - why would you do that, charli

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a round of hold 'em or fold 'em is next. it's make or break for research in motion.s are high as the company gets ready to unveil officially, finally blackberry 10. will it be a sell the news event? our traders take positions ahead of that big event tomorrow. >>> coming up at the top of the hour is the great rotation from bonds to stocks finally here? we'll discuss it and show you how to position your portfolio. profit at harley davidson. shares are up. harley's ceo joins us for a rare and exclusive interview. and one nfl star says he doesn't think the nfl will even exist 30 years from now. could he be right? we'll explore that and more on power top of the hour. meantime back to scott and the fast money halftime report. >> all right. thanks so much. see you in about 15 minutes. in less than 24 hours research in motion will unveil its blackberry 10 and after a big run, shares are dropping ahead of tomorrow's event which many are calling a make or break moment for the device maker. let's take our positions. josh brown, you're forever tied with this one. i'm going with

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let's play a little hold 'em or fold 'em.st up, we've got the financials coming off a big 2012, of course, gold mman sach trading today at levels not seen since august 2011. grasso? >> we flag the stock at $119. had to cross over that $127 mark. it did just that. now it's got to hold $129.72 to be precise. it has to hold that on a closing basis. you want to treat this as a confirmation. it's got to hold it for two or three days. look for the middle of next week before you establish a position. if it does hold that level, the door is open to $137. >> oracle, popping today hitting levels not seen since may of 2011. what do you do, guy? >> i'm going to play the game properly, i'm going to say hold them. >> which grasso did not do. >> can't play that way. >> i apologize. >> hold 'em, but we've been holding this sucker for awhile. oracle's been a monster. we say it's the best m and a company out there. they continue to integrate better than anybody. here's where you are going to run into a bit of a problem. we need to get through

well, love 'em or hate 'em, the calorie counts seen on many restaurant menus across the country willbe going national thanks to a federal law. one of the latest weapons in the war on obesity. they're there to help americans pick healthy choices while dining out. but does all that menu math really add up, or could you be packing in more calories than you bargained for? abc's jim avila has the straight skinny. >> reporter: they are supposed to help america's obesity problem. calorie counts boldly displayed on restaurant menus. >> that's kind of important to have that visibility in what you're eating. >> reporter: two states in nine counties require them today, and by the middle of this year, a federal law is expected to force chain restaurants, convenience stores and vending machines nationwide to post calorie counts. it's all part of the government's effort to help tighten waistlines and stop the obesity epidemic. how many calories you need every day varies depending on size, age, and physical activity. but the usda general recommendations for women are between 1,600 and 2,400 calorie

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and know when to fold em. now more from karen travers. >> after months of drama and last-minute negotiations congress finally passed legislation to avoid the fiscal cliff. after the vote, a rare late-night statement from president obama. >> this law is just one step in the broader effort to strengthen our economy and broaden the opportunity for everybody. >> lawmakers completely blew their deadline. they didn't get the grand bargain that both parties claim was their ultimate goal. but tonight both democrats and republicans gave themselves credit forgetting something done. >> this is a very, very strong first step. >> this is an important one. this is a critical one for the future of the country. >> there was considerable happened wringing about a lack of spending cuts. some wanted to add them in, but ultimately there weren't enough votes to get it passed. the bill was overwhelming bipartisan support would extend tax cuts for all tax earners earning less than $400,000 a year and tax hikes on those estates worth

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. >> my cocktail so to speak was only em p o. not a lot.ransfusions and testosterone. >> armstrong apologized for his trail of lies. >> all the falt and all the blame here falls on me. >> cyclist former best friend teammate andrew armstrong attacked him for revving to lie about his drug use. >> i got e-mails. trader rat. secondhand cyclist. just ripped apart. >>reporter: while armstrong future is uncertain. >> i have never taken performance enhance drug. >>reporter: lays unoath out lasted statute of limitation for criminal perjury charges but lawyers are watching every word of this interview part 2 airing friday. because several will you suits in the working. >> i view the situation as one big lie. >>reporter: this confession has also led to more embarrassment. lucky officials now stripped armstrong of the 2000 bronze medal. >> "nightline"will have much more on the armstrong interview starting at 12:37 after jimmy kimmel live. >> relief anger in the san jose neighborhood where word is out that a mother story about her child attempted abduct