liz: one of your favorite names is goodyear tire. what we wanted to do is articulate why you look at the price to sales. if you look at the price to sales ratios of twitter, versus a company like goodyear tire, for twitter it appears you're paying about $23 for every dollar. every $1 of revenue. for goodyear tire, you're paying 30 cents for every dollar of revenue. buffett would love, this wouldn't he? bubble or no bubble, you think about that, right? >> to put it in perspective for your viewers, essentially what you're looking at is are you willing to pay 230 million dollars for 10 million dollars in revenue? because that's twitter. or are you willing to pay 3 million dollars for 10 million dollars in revenues? which is good year. liz: you sound like janet yellen saying stay away from social media and biotech. could we put up the other stock because aside from good year, you like brunswick corporation, it's slightly down. tell us what you like about that name? >> it earns $2.25. they have a price to sales ratio of 1. the economy is

goodyear? >> reporter: oh, yeah. we're on michelins right now, right?rter: what would you buy -- what's on your car? >> every tire has a personality. there's not good and bad, we test them to find out if they match up with what our customers are looking for. >> reporter: there you go, liz. they don't have a dog or a tire in the fight. liz: yeah. >> they don't sell you anything. liz: when you stop the car, there are about 19 orange cones under it. >> reporter: uh, yeah. well, you know -- >> brakes. >> reporter: whoa, whoa, whoa. you shouldn't drive on ice, that's just the bottom line. liz: tell me about it. >> do you have dedicated winter tires? liz: too many ice storms in columbus, ohio, i endured. jeff flock testing the tires. do you really want to switch out summer/winter tires? that, to me, is challenging. a closing bell rings loudly, and it will ring in about 28 minutes. the drone industry, though, is buzzing. it's rising very quickly. it could create more than 100,000 jobs over the next decade. that's if lawmakers and regulators cut some red tape a

. >> in 1918 my great-grandfather was recruited by goodyear. a preacher down south.a better life and have had a number of relative that is worked there. i don't think nye great-grandfather could have imagined one of his descend doesn'ts would be asked to christen the goodyear blimp. >> going to go up. yeah. >> so honored. >> yes. >> take it easy with our robin up there. >> can't wait to get to akron, ohio, on my way but not until you give us the news, amy. >> all right, robin, thank you. >>> good morning, we begin with all that wild weather across the country that ginger has been following for us. overnight outside of chicago, highways were flooded as nearly 5 inches of rain fell in just a few hours. just east of there, more than 10 inches of rain. same thing along the north carolina coast. flooding from a 90-minute storm dumped another 4 inches of rain. much more on the weather from ginger coming up in just a bit. >>> federal investigators are close to identifying the master. >> love that, amy. thank you. >>> now though to nick cannon and mariah carey. the actor and

time, say goodyear on them. differente are so from back then.things change, but yet, that modern connection as well. even though this object is 150 years old, it is still touching lives today. and we have components like instrumentation from the engine assembly. this is actually the plate that directions, stop and right to left. plate they were using. they have that artifact. although it is one small piece, it adds to the big story. you can kind of think of it as a giant puzzle. adds one more piece to the bigger picture. we can add to the story. that is what so important about conserving and studying objects. they are giving us more about story, trying to build the picture of the lives of the crew and that time as well. the battle of hampton roads is the first battle between two ironclad vessels. it changed warfare forever. on march 8, the ridge in your esteemed out -- the virginia steamed out and laid waste in the worst naval loss until pearl harbor. almosth 9, they spent four hours pounding each other and almost point-blank range, and neither

. >>> a goodyear blimp has taken flight.was christened and made the first flight in ohio yesterday. this is the third in the fleet. it can fly fast area than previous models and can hover in one spot. goodyear plans to replace the two other blimps in in the fleet with more advanced models like this over the next few years. >> it took a few minutes. that's how long the couple played the slots in vegas before walk ago wing away with million. in the past 20 years the lions share hasn't paid out. the couple put $100 in the machine, paid $3 max bid five minutes when the payout happened. the couple won whopping $2.4 million. >> we've been blessed in our lives. i don't know that our lifestyle will change much. i've got two children and five grandchildren. they will certainly benefit from it. >> walter says he may splurge and buy a new car with his winnings. nbc 10 news today continues in a moment. philadelphia hometown heroes return home today. matt delucia tells us how the city is celebrating the dragons. >> reporter: crews are cl

her ties to goodyear and akron go way back.andfather worked for the company. and she says she might have become a pilot if this whole broadcasting thing didn't work out. >> i'm glad the broadcasting thing worked out. >> aren't you supposed to break the bottle on the side of the -- >> she dropped it. >> i don't think you do that to a blimp. a ship made of wood. >> you've never done that to a blimp? >> a dirigible. "the hindenberg." >> too soon for that? i don't know. that's off the one. >>> they say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. here's some proof. tiger woods' niece, cheyenne, a pro golfer in her own right, posted this instagram of her re-creating her famous uncle's nike commercial. >> that's an extra touch. >> nice move. >> i think her uncle is impressed. i can't get over how great her shoes look. >> really? that's what you're focused on? >> very impressive, those shoes. >> i get very distracted by sparkly things. >> was she doing something? because i just noticed her shoes. >>> springing a surprise trip to disney i

. >>> a goodyear blimp has taken flight. it made the first flight in ohio yesterday. this is the third blimp in the fleet. it can fly faster than previous models and can hover in one spot. goodyear plans to replace others in the fleet with advanced mo l models like this over the next four years. >>> you may not be planning a holiday feast any time soon, but you should be thinking of purchasing a new oven if you need to buy one. why right now is the best time to buy. . >>> if you're waking up and wanted to get a look outside. we have a couple of shots down the shore. clouds are lingering a little bit. they'll push out. going to be a great beach day. bring the sunscreen, towels, got the chairs, whole bit. now to sent pcenter city. live look outside philadelphia. temperatures now in the mid-60s. it will warm to 80 degrees today. heading to the poconos. live look at camel beach resort. nobody out there yet. temperatures around the mid 70s today, cooler than the city. >>> we are still several months away from holiday feasts, but uconn assumer ex perts say now is the time t

goodyear's stock exchange is ringing year just a moment.d finish positive as well not by much. will see were trading goes now that the buyers and sellers are doing the things now. >>: the situation in hawaii is getting bad. we could see serious storms into early next week as well that a lot of relief so we do have better news in just a moment. we do have these storms to talk about it's expected bit later on tonight. reanalysis of 350 moments away.e smaller islands because once of this approach is to the slow down a little bit. we could cease door and cervix seen one to 3 ft.. winds will be up to 85 mi. per hour. we do have julio right behind it it's too far out to accurately gauge the exact sort track or looking to our best and future cash for pre it it will weaken to tropical storm strength hit the other islands between five and 8 in. of rain. and as we take a look at khalil it's an upgrade to the category 2 storm i think that is going to take the no. tried directory. we will continue to monitor this as we head into the weekend. we do have

reporter: seismologist they view as 63 percent chance of major but earthquake in next 20 i'm stacey goodyearining me on wake up, dc! is dr. temperance brennan. she's the author of the best-selling mystery novel bred in the bone. and she's also-- now, tell me if i get this wrong-- an anthropologist who works with the fbi to solve crimes? yes, that's correct. i use the bones of people who have been murdered or burned, or blown up, or eaten by animals or insects, or just decomposed... well, that's exciting. uh, dr. brennan, your book has sold over 300,000 copies. how do you juggle twin careers as a best-selling author and crime-fighting scientist? well, i do one, then the other. and is the work enjoyable? i mean, the part involving rotten bodies?

representative louis goodyear is democrat of illinois member of the house judiciary committee and a member of the house permanent select committee on intelligence we thank him for joining us the house passed two immigration bills on friday night did that did that surprise you congressman. so yes so little is fast yeah. yeah so little gets passed because it has written all over it i mean the president of the united states is very clear that he will veto these bills they knew that going in what that surprised me was how many members of the republican party who have spoken in favor of immigration reform this cited there but new position would be simply deport them all that there can't be a process in which we take people who have spent many many years in this country. have families and children and businesses here and and and want to remain here in this country that we can't get them right with the law that we have to be so mean spirited that we can't do what the senate larry last june the senate sixty eight to thirty two with ample republican support very bipartisan bill passed a comprehensi

the goodyear blimp used to be housed in south-central los angeles. businesses love to fund his been there like a vise grip over sense. another is pain, frustration , and none of the professional troublemakers have arrived on the scene. they will say one thing. at the end of the day the idea of destroying our own neighborhood and scaring away employment opportunities is just plain crazy. the long-term impact makes any problem that is worse that is there now a lot worse in this abyss. all right. you know, i know before we went to break you were talking about a quick story. >> the rockefeller center. never seen people give less of a you know what about your time. charles: that's right. a kind of have you over a barrel. it was a fantastic show. thank you. we appreciate you watching. tell your friends about the show. 6:00 p.m. eastern. you don't want to miss a moment. by the way, i have been making people a whole lot of money. wanted to brag about interviews. it might be premature. i'm kidding. a lot is going on in the markets and the world premiere of a

goodyear is that if youe session began, to filei implored you your bill. onlyoodyear is is not intellectually endowed but he has great affection for this institution and his response was, he thought that he would be able to work toward a more approach.nd partisan i am sorry that you failed and i wish you had filed your bill when we got here. it was not only republicans telling him not to file this bill, it was also democrats that did that. think about this, people. parents and their we need to get the numbers straight on that as well at the rio grande. some of the people that are there are adults and they are being processed and most of them are being deported. another group are intact families where there is a husband and wife and their children and their is another group-- there is another of women with children and a few men with children and then we get to the children. i would only imagine how most of us would feel in the conditions .f these children especially after trekking hundreds of miles and we do not even know the numbers that died along the wa

couple of years ago after the supreme court decided the lilly ledbetter case, the woman who worked at goodyeardn't realize she was being paid so much less than men. and it was ruth bader ginsburg's dissent that changed the law. she said something similar at the time about how men don't understand the difficulties women face in the workforce. she was perhaps pulling her punches. you can sense that maybe she wanted to be a little more forth coming in her answer here. but her message was quite clear. >> there's also a really striking exchange about roe versus wade. let's listen to that. >> you've been such a champion of women's reproductive rights. but people might be interested to learn that you have been critical of roe versus wade. >> not the judgment but the opinion. so the problem with roe v. wade it not only declared the texas law, the most extreme law unconstitutional, but it made every law in the country, even the most liberal, unconstitutional. that gave the right to life people a single target to move at, and for them it was a very effective target. >> pete, it sounds like she would hav

in it you've got things like goodyear tire and rubber, allied financial.ese companies. this is not the stock of these companies. >> you have to look at, i mean, go back to corporate everybodyings. i mean dub -- earnings. the reality is that the corporate sector continues to improve, right? and so many companies have continued to manage the their balance sheets in very conservative fashion. so when we managed the collier bond fund, we have a diversified portfolio, but we're trying to achieve, you know, modest fixed income type returns and get you an excess spread of what you're going to get in other fixed income instruments. at this point in the cycle based on a stable growth environment, the high yield's market still not going to get the returns from '09, but it's still going to give you a decent return profile at 5-6%, and that's why we still like the market. liz: and, again, when you compare it to the s&p, your not saying -- you're not saying put your entire portfolio into that. >> no, and not even your entire fixed income portfolio. at this point in the

goodyear, eaton, pentair, newfield down double digit percentage points as well.ut small caps wrapping up the worst month since may of 2012. the russell down. wondering, suni, how you due the small cap universe here? >> some asked whether we're going into to a tech bubble, i the market is smart, i think the small caps have been hurt in that sense. i think they've pulled back. it's one of the things that gives us confidence about the market. >> in that fed report, it seemed to suggest that valuationsing with overstretched in some of the smaller biotech nails. what was your reaction? >> well, she had a point to an extent. she also talked about leveraged loans. >> did you agree? >> i'm not sure why she's making the comment, i guess, as to how it drives fed decision, but is the market topi in some places? sure, she can say that, yes. >> if you think the economy is going to improve, you would think the small caps would do better. the only problems is the valuationses haven't come down enough and at the same time, large caps keeping coming down, so to me the list is bec

bethlehem was there, goodyear tire was that. all those businesses left.des it has never been the same. it's been a desert, an economic desert. so frustration is one thing. anger is one thing. how you express it is another. i've got to tell you, i lived in harlem, i remember the blackout in '77. my neighborhood was the hardest hit neighborhood in manhattan. it was a little bit different because that wasn't driven by anger and animosity, but the same thing stands true, when you destroy your own neighborhood, ultimately you hurt yourself. >> when we had the looting, and incidents and 32 arrested, are they taking advantage of this? or are they generally working out their anger? >> a lot of them feel like they're entitled to this. hey, you killed my buddy, mike, i'm entitled to go rob this store. what bothers me a lot with these cases, though, are not the youth in there, but the interlopers who come in from the outside and stoke up the anger. the al sharptons of the world who come in with a wink wink, say one thing, but would love to see another. listen, here'