but the money is all that matters to emeritus. and if that's all that matters to them, it's the only way to hurt them. and believe me, i want to hurt them. >> thompson: the daughters' lawsuit against emeritus is ongoing, but mississippi regulators decided not to cite or fine emeritus for merle's death. >> that was one where we actually followed our policies and procedures. they had checked all the windows in the community to make sure that none of them opened past 12 inches, which is the regulation in the state of mississippi. but it's so difficult sometimes with our residents that may have some memory impairment. sometimes their behavior is unpredictable and catches staff off guard, even when they think they're doing all the right things. >> thompson: but maggie carter, who ran the memory care unit at the time and was later fired in a dispute with the company, told us that merle's death reflected a bigger problem. >> i think that they are bringing nursing home patients to an assisted living facility. most patients that was in the

miles, professor of emeritus, former dean. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> i met my life who you joined for 60 years. and that is the most important thing that happened in that early period. we became engaged. she was finishing up at tcu at the time in fort worth which was a little ways away i was barely 20. people got married early in those days. that was a great experience in every possible way and. and then switched over to business school because i had to finish up an extra year because i had gotten into rotc late. into airforce rotc. and i anticipated going in and training. fortunately for me if i had gotten in. athat's the only reason. they offered me an early out. well, they didn't demand that i go on to training. i took the easiest job i could find. hi been in school and in pilot training. i was tired, so i took the easiest job i could find which was fly navigate erica debts around in southern texas. and that was an assignment for two years. >> and how did you get from there to stanford? >> well, i went back. north texas had o

in a lengthy letter, the pope emeritus denies he was involved any cover-up of sexual abuse by priestse former pope became the first pontiff in centuries to resign. he now lives in seclusion at a monestary. advocate groups are expected to file a lawsuit today ... to make the government enforce its ruling that rear-view cameras be standard in all new cars. in 2008, congress imposed a 20-11 deadline for the national highway traffic safety administration to issue a rule on vehicle rear visibility... the regulation is now two-and- a-half-years overdue. advocates want the courts to order the department of transportation to issue a mandatory rule within 90 days. make some cash this holiday season... toys r us plans to hire 45- thousand seasonal workers this year. that's the same number as last year. hiring will begin this week and run through december. about 15- percent of last year's seasonal workers were hired full-time. a bad report card sends a nevada teen on a violent tirade that landed him in jail. reno police say the 13-year-old poured gasoline in his family's home to start a fire, an

. >> i would say to pope emeritus benedict's credit, we don't know much more about that relationship because pope benedict decide he has spoken his last public word, and when he said he's going to retire to a life of prayer, that's what he's done. and that's how he intends -- >> rose: does he live on the papal grounds? >> he does. he lives in vatican city state. >> rose: so it's easy-- >> it sure is. what i mean to say is he is not in any way commenting or acting as a shadow figure. i think pope emeritus benedict is very aware of the fact that he-- with everything he does, he is set a precedent. >precedent. >> right. and he has given, through his absence, he has given francis great freedom to chart his own course and set a new tone for the papacy. and there's this great respectfulness here in the relationship on both sides. benedict is showing it by being quiet, and francis by being exuberant in his effectiveness. >> rose: he spoke out with respect to syria. >> oh, yes. >> rose: does he want to play that kind of role on these great political issues of our time? >> i don't know if the

. >>> pope emeritus benedict has been living quietly inside vatican city, but this week, he had a rareublic statement. a newspaper published benedict's response to criticism from a prominent atheist. the retired pope defended his record on clergy sex abuse, saying he had never tried to cover up the crisis. >>> meanwhile, benedict's successor received a warm welcome during a trip to the island of sardinia. catholics around the world continue to shower pope francis with high praise. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. and visit our website, where there is always much more, including audio and video podcasts of this program. join us at pbs.org. >>> as we leave you, scenes from a special shinnyo buddhist ceremony in new york, timed to coincide with the u.n. general assembly. participants floated homemade lanterns to send a message for peace. >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundati

most recently, pope emeritus benedict xvi emerged from retirement to respond to criticism of his handling of the priest pedophilia scandalment he denied accusations that he covered up sexual abuse by priests. meanwhile, former father greg reynolds of australia became the first person excommunicated under the papacy of pope francis. he is an outspoken supper of women's ordination and gay marriage. then, there was a slew of publicity and positive reaction from catholics around the world last week to pope francis' remarks criticizing the church in his words he said the church should drop its obsession with devicive issues such as gay rights and abortion and contraception. there was less coverage of his reversal a day later. he lectured catholic object city tricks budget cuts evils of abortion saying every presentingty aborted bears the face of jesus. mercy was this a flip-flop or does pope francis truly want to stay away from issues like abortion >> there is no flip-flop. pope francis is committed to define the mission of the church the salvation of jesus and letting people know about this a

and right now i'm now joined live by hans dede clint c'mon he's the emeritus professor of political science at be free university of berlin everyone welcome to our c.t. use angela merkel has won but she has lost her junior coalition party on the way to her victory so what kind of choice is a kind of options issue facing now and how long will it take to form an actual government in germany well i think the most viable option for her is to enter another so-called grand coalition that is a coalition with the left of center social democrats this election has already been been dubbed as a validation to merkel's policies is this really the case or as critics say the electorate probably didn't have much of a choice that the electorate had a choice but the electorate had also a clear preference and the preference was to rally behind. her policies. it's quite interesting because the brand new party which is called i'll turn to for germany party almost got into parliament gaining four point seven percent of the vote just short of the five percent threshold what does it mean for us skepticism in germa

in a letter published by an italian newspaper, the pope emeritus denied he was involved any cover- up of sexual abuse by priests. back in 2010, benedict issued guidelines making it easier to remove abusive priests from the ministry.. and he apologized for the scandals. in april, he became the first pope in centuries to resign. he now lives in seclusion at a monastery behind saint peter's basilica. california lawmakers are working to give teenagere more control over what they've posted on the web.. by allowing them to push a "re-set" button. a senate bill was unanimously passed, which will guarantee privacy rights for minors in california.. as well as an "eraser button" what will allow them to delete their mistakes from their social media profiles. this makes california the first in the u-s to require websites to allow children under 18 to remove their own content from a given site. the law only covers content posted by the child making the removal request, but it does not cover anything that friends and family may have posted about them. the bill goes into effect january 1 of 20-15. j

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the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you?e the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ ♪ >> amazon launching a third generation of kindle tablets. a very rare interview. john? >> melissa, it's interesting. they are coming out with a new line of tablets. they are keeping the hd around lowering the price on that to $139 which is the cheapest we have ever seen a brand name tablet. the justification for raising the price on the high end tablet to $379 and it had been $299. >> for people who really want the very best hardware that's the right tablet. the 8.9 inch form factor is useful for brouswsing the web and e-mail and tv shows look great on it. for people who are, you know buying a tablet for the family, who are, the $139 kindle fire hd has the same display quality that our high end had last year. it's at a breakthrough price point. >> he was very clear that amazon's strategy here is to drive digital media sales that overall tablets and mobile are a tail wind to the business. people

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to get out of going to war with syria for more on this i'm joined now by michael ratner president emeritus of the center for constitutional rights michael welcome back to the program good to be with you again tom it's always great to see you michael i so value your opinions things are still sort of in flux with this russian plan but i'm curious your thoughts on this arc of the power of the previous week what's been what's been going on for the last few days well i've watched it in utter amazement here you have this giant united states obama's been bragging about the military basically i think suffering a defeat on its desire to use military force against syria and i think it's a real defeat i think obama started by believing he could just use it on his own on a weekend strike which we expected to a week ago he then saw that there was no support for that in the united states or around the world the british parliament said they wouldn't support it he was out there alone he then figured i got to do something i'll take it to congress and then looked like. he was going to go down to defeat in c

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years talk more in depth about where we stand today i'm joined by economist richard wolfe professor emeritus at the university of massachusetts and author of the book democracy at work a cure for capitalism hello richard. how are you great how are you richard after thirty two years of reaganomics can you sum up what the outcome has been for this country. well i don't need to sum it up we are living through the worst economic crisis since the great depression of the 1930's and the e r t a bill that you're referring to for which mr reagan became famous was a major step in ending the new deal in ending the kind of economic system we produced as an aftermath of the great depression ending it and thereby opening the way to the kinds of growing gap between rich and poor that have landed us in this crisis today so i think it's important to remember it but it was a remembrance of a step that took us down a very bad road richard i'm still waiting it for waiting for it to trickle down to us. and always everybody else i mean every statistic every statistic that the economic system generates shows us th

the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you?ell, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >> let's get a market flash on outer wall. you might know this as the former coin star. >> that's right. it's a huge move for this company. like you said it's coin star. it came out after the close and basically cut its third quarter and full year profit and sales guidance. so not a good sign there. remember, outer wall owns all of the red box dvd rental kiosks and change counting machines. while volumes and sales are better in july and august than they were a year ago, they were still below expectations. redbox will better align its expenses in the future to be more in line with its growth expectations. back over to you. >> thank you very much. dan, what's the trade here. >> listen, they are expected to grow sales at 2% a year. flat forever now after hyper growth over the last years. 40 probably seems like a big technical level but the market cap is shrinking quickly. i would probably a

after the attack the city's bishop emeritus said, it is not safe for christians in these countries. the european countries don't give a damn about us. ambassador, what is the danger for christians in pakistan specifically but also, across the muslim world? >> well, hopefully this is something of an anomaly. i agree with richard that this has happened elsewhere. >> we have had the attack in egypt against coptic christians. >> i agree. in terms of al shabaab killing nonmuslims, the overwhelming. >>> moo of the killed have been muslim. i'm not sure in the mind of most smalis this is going to track too well, they know very well other muslims dying at the hand of al shabaab, not nonmuslims. it is a very worrisome trend you do see in much of the world at the moment. >> we really appreciate your time tonight and look forward to speaking to you again. >>> up next, the fight to get young invincible invincibles toh care insurance. please post your comments on twitter are, facebook and google plus. we'll be right back. >> one group of americans will play a big part on whether obamacare succeed

, bicameral negotiations, and i would like to thank chairman upton, ranking member waxman, chair emeritus dingell, representative griffith, latta, pallone, degette, and green for their work on important legislation and also senators harkin and alexander in the senate. finally, i would like to thank the staff of the energy and commerce subcommittee on our side, especially clay, paul, carly, heide, and monica. this bill is supported by phrma, the generic pharmaceutical association, the national community pharmacist association, the health care supply chain association, and the pharmaceutical distribution security alliance, among others. and i would urge all of my colleagues to support this commonsense, bipartisan legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. waxman: at this time i'd like to yield three minutes to the ranking member on the health subcommittee, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr.

with me now, professor emeritus of neurosurgery at john hopkins university and texas news contributor. good evening, dr. carson. am i wrong? >> you're not wrong at all. and the very unfortunate thing here is that sometimes things have to get so bad that even the most biased person can see that it's a tragedy, and unfortunately that's where we're going to have to go before a lot of people wake up. i do think people are starting to wake up and starting to realize that, this is nothing but a farce, and really, i don't think the people who put this together ever intended for it to really work, because it is so bad, it is so ill-conceived. i can't imagine smart people would put something like that together. >> and, doctor, i'm going to ask you to stand by. we'll have more on the obamacare battle right after the break. and vote in tonight's instapoll. what fictional tv or movie president would you want in the white house. facebook or tweet me. and litter, worldwide man hunt for this woman. could this terror suspect, dubbed "the white widow" be the mastermind behind last saturday's kenya mas

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the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you?e the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ is in new this week. let's take a look at the market moves. essential retailer urban outfitters shocked investors when it sent in a market reading that sales were not up. a big m & a deal, molex being bought out by coca-cola. best performer in the s&p this week. and disney, best performer in the dow this week after the cfo said it would spend $6 billion to $8 billion in stock buybacks next fiscal year. that could be double what it spends on buybacks. another stock, jp penny, another high profile departure from the board of directors. this time it's vornado realty trust ceo ross. in that filing they say it will review its investment there. vornado has previously said it intends to sell its jpc stake in the not too distant future. certainly watch those jcp shares. >> thank you so much, dom. more eyes on the federal reserve next week. many anticipate the central bank will begin tapping the brakes on

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the pope emeritus claiming, quote, i never tried to cover these things up. prior to becoming pope in 2005 then cardinal joseph ratzinger oversaw all abuse cases for the vatican. >>> the justice department arguing that socialite's jill kelly's lawsuit should be dismissed because there was no proof that privacy was violated. and her threats that ended up in the then cia director david petraeus. kelly and her husband filed a suit in june accusing the fbi of violating her privacy and accesses personal e-mails. >>> nine minutes past the hour. check on the weather. i don't see any there at all. >> look at that. >> tiny little stuff. >> we're talking about temperatures barely going up. either way, we're feeling that huge difference. there's no complaining anymore. it's really gorgeous out. it feels like fall, just a hint better. new york city, 74 is what we're shooting for today. towards d.c., 77. pittsburgh looking for 74. beautiful weather, the question is, will it last? it all depends what's going on in the southeast. kind of hard to picture this. notice all of

the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >> before we say good night, take a look at the day on wall street. the federal reserve deciding not to begin the tapering of the $85 billion of bond buying every month. the market sored. closing up 147 in uncharted territory. the dough and the s&p 500, at all time highs. nasdaq kpos itted a a 13 year high. better than 1%. and the s&p had an all time high of 1725.5, that's up 1 and a quarter percent. that will do it for the closing bell tonight. i want to thank everyone for having us here. stay with cnbc. more coverage on that announcement. fast money begins right now. meanwhile, i will see you tomorrow on closing bell. have a good night, everybody. >> this is fast money. here are our traders tonight. let's get straight to the top story of the day. taper fake out. stocks rip higher. yields in the dollar tank as ben bernanke says no taper. the we we ask is how are you playing the taper fake out. i want to kick it off with u,

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the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you?the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >>> welcome back. britney spears earned millions from pepsi for various commercials, now it turns out for investments at least, she's sweet on the sugary drink's biggest rival, jane wells here to separate the fact from fizz, jane, over to you. >> maria, forbes says she was the highest paid woman in music last year at $58 million. but a few of those bucks came from soda. not this one. ♪ >> pepsi's heart may skip a beat instead after learning the woman paid millions of dollars to back in the day invests in coke. that's according to tmz, which says it got ahold of her portfolio as part of her conservatorship case. she sold over 500 shares of coke last year. still owns over 200. she owns zero shares of pepsi, oops she did it again. well, it is her prerogative. however, looking at how the two stocks performed over 52 weeks, was brittany's financial advice toxic? pepsi the clear winner. according to the p

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the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >> republican leaders in the house delay a vote on a key budget bill. >> reporter: the votes on the continuing resolution to keep the government funded won't happen until next week at the earliest. it didn't have full support from the republicans because some believe it's not tough enough. it would for the senate to defund obama care which would get voted down because democrats have a 55 seat majority. moving on to amtrak. damage to its overhead power system caused a big shutdown on the east coast today. initially service between washington and philadelphia was suspended but it has now been restored. still amtrak said expect delays. how the overhead wire system got damaged is not known. they called it 2 million bike towers d.c. and though it didn't quite get 2 million the streets of d.c. were full with motorcycles this afternoon. ride became controversial when it was denied a permit fo

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the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you?the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >>> another big day for stocks. bob pisani recapping. >> i'm just having a piece of your birthday cake. it was another great day. we've added another component to our rally. lower interest rates moving the market. take a look at what the trends have been in the last few days. we've had three things moving the market. first syria, you knew about china's economic stuff getting better but lower rates have helped it. it helped again today. we have a nice string going here. look at seven straight days on the s&p 500. when was the last time that happened? the nasdaq is near a 13-year high despite apple. the emerging markets, etfs, ten straight days. we also had, a terrific-ten year auction today, noticeded. ten-year yield dropped four bases points. there are d.r. horton. if you put that back up, home building stocks went parabolic. the yields moving to the downside. all home building stocks went up on tha

the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you?e the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ . >>> quick check in the metals market. they're beginning to close on date. gold market down $9.30. a half a percent move to the downside in silver and copper which has pretty big upside days last week starting out the week on just a slightly negative tone off almost .2%. all right. the u.s. government facing that shutdown for the first time in 17 years. markets have been nervous as we approach the midnight deadline. the dow down 93 points, down 6 on the nasdaq and 7 on the s&p. the trading action with bob pisani and kenny. there's talk in the market there will be a stop gap measure that will keep the government for an extra week. >> extend the pain. >> prolongs it. for what reason? ultimately we realize it's going to have to happen. they have to come up with a decision. why they are going to prolong it. do your job and get it done. it's not like they haven't known this day is coming frustrating t

fred bergstrom, peterson institute of economics and senior fellow and emeritus.ast they're not i can talking about a new crisis in economic affairs over there, right? >> that is the good news. they have luxury talking about syria and political issues. the global economic situation which was the forced focus off the last g20 summits going back to the start in 2008 because they had to do it. now the world economy looks a better. they don't have to focus on crisis management, however, syria could boil over t could have some economic legs. of course oil prices have gone up directly as a result of this. are there other things that could happen as a result of the crisis in syria, for example, trade issues involving russia and china? >> i think very unlikely. if the syria action is limited to the strike on syria, even if that happens, without much of a response from anywhere in the region, then the economic effect is basically zero. who knows. it could lead to repercussions from iran or elsewhere but only if there were very widespread reaction which i think are unlikely

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