trucks. >> difficult know that. >> there is a giant hess truck out. one. so, all 50 trucks are here. so come on out, and we will show you. . >> mike is having way too much fun. he is like a kid again. okay, i'll join you. >> okay. >> all right, so what are we doing? we having arrays? >> there is button on the cab. >> okay? >> push it. >> it will make noise. >> oh. >> oh, there we go. >> oh, no, we have a collision. >> this is pretty cool. >> look inside the plane, there is another little vehicle. look at that. >> let's get to bob, who is outside -- outside. i mean, 50 years of these incredible toys. >> jammo. jammo, bobbo. >> we'll get back to him in a second. making them do all kind of crazy things there. you know? >> huge truck outside the studio now. >> do it, bob. just start talking. >> i'm out here, check this out. hess truck, ooh years, growing up myself, my dad bought the very first one back in 1964. has pretty much all of the them. and avenue lot of them, as well, mark, common in here from hess, 50 years, the first time this mobile unit is on

where we take hess into being part of our mlp. it's something i don't think the market recognized when we first mentioned about the hess acquisition. now, we have $1.7 billion of cash flow as a backlog that we can put into mlb. what th mlp. we think we can grow by dropping the assets. >> that's the president and ceo of marathon petroleum. if you want a refinery, this is what i'm recommending. >>> coming up, handbags didn't deliver, but this company found the secret to wowing wall street with a beautiful quarter. how can two retailers report different views? the answer could prove profitable all across the market. cramer reveals it next. >>> what am i always saying? i'm telling you that management execution matters. never have i seen it more in stock prices than i do now. the ability of ceos and teams to get the job done varies widely. you have to marvel how they don't steel executives from the competitors. the mexican restaurant chains have been on fire. we've seen numbers from chipotle and jack in the box. then we have one down 3

what would be the necessary hess tank you want younger people know, okay, the grand jury is coming out with something and they may not like the result? what would you like those young people to know? >> essentially i want them to know that the justice system is at work. this is how the justice system works. i mainly want them to know this is how it works. >> i want to you describe the tension that hangs in the air there in st. louis rights now. >> it's something like i have never seen before. the only thing i can use to describe it is movie scenes, you know, it's essentially a

hess on the other hand, certainly could be a takeout target. i think it has some very appealing assets. i'm not suggesting, you know, my upgrade has nothing to do with an m&a scenario, but that's certainly in the realm of possibility. >> great to have you on. thanks for defending this call today. >> thank you. >> all right. joe? >> right call or wrong? >> listen, i think it all begins with opec. i think opec cuts by a million barrels per day. that's what i would -- >> you think that to be significant or not some he doesn't think, pavel, doesn't think they're going to do a significant cut. >> i think a million barrel cut is enough to prevent the price of oil from going below 70. i think if they don't make a cut, we're looking at 6, 69, 70 bucks in the near term for oil. >> i like this call because he's going after companies that have special situation stories and that's the way we trade energy with jim and i do. and i like the oxidantal but a lot of that news is already known other than the 16% pullback in the shares. we know they've split up. i

fiftieth anniversary of the hess toy trucks, right? a lot of kids get it for christmas. all 50 of these trucks. >> we will get a sneak peak in 30 minutes. >> i will play on this lining, my little highway here. >> what are you calling this highway. >> i don't know. >> the the blue route. >> pretty good. >> thanks, mike. >> yes. >> i will do one. >> this is just like christmas morning good look at that. >> christmas come early with the hess trucks. >> o

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this is the original burial site of rudolph hess deputy to adolf hitler. the town cannot get rid of these people. >> it's hard to imagine people would support this movement. >> the town tried to get these nazi supporters to go away by removing his remains in 2011. that diminished the crowd. this year 200 people showed up. >> everything is a little different in 2014. >> the town turned this into a positive. unbeknownst to these marchers, the shop owners decided for every meter they walked to their town they pledged $10 in support of exit deutscheland, a charity that helps people leave neo-nazi groups. they saw all these signs and noticed these markers that said congratulations, you raised 1,000 euros. 2,000 euros. >> this is brilliant. >> first time in history, neo-nazis are marching against themselves. >> you can see the look on their faces. it's a bit of confusion. the town even put out bananas to encourage them to walk further. in the end they completed their march and unwittingly raised $12,000. >> that was smart. >> it's a kill them with kindness movem

he announced hess going to cut the subsidies for coal and fossil fuel developments in neighboring countries. he also said he is going to create a new agency for biodiversity, but its wasn't until the end that he came back to the idea of this global conference and said bang example is not always easy. some of the critics mentioned afterwards that it's all well and good to want to be an example but we need concrete action. and here some of these concrete mest measures should be developed, and that might decrease some of the critics. >> there is reason to believe that it could be a success? >> yes. exactly. the president applauded the decision or announcement made by china and the united states. let me remind you it was in copenhagen, the failure of the decade when it was largely blamed on the united states and china. looks like they are willing to play ball. he also admitted two or three years ago he may not have act the way he did today but it's only recently that he's understood the urgency of this and hopes other world leaders will have a similar momentum coming into next year. >> thank yo

they beat out a lot of good classics like operation, slip and slide, the toy trucks sold at the hesss stations. anyone can nominate a toy. how about jenga? >> i love that game! the college edition. thank you, sir. >> got it. >>> he just got that. >>> let get your response to the twitter question. we ask you whether ray rice's ban will be lifted after the raven's manager testified to rice telling goodell about the incident. christine is back. good to see you! >> i stink at reading the tweets. >> i heard that. >> stacy says unfortunately yes. i think it will be lifted. can't be punished for the same offense twice. and then brian said double deputy is a projection against prosecution twice for the same criminal act in court. race get over it. >> it's interesting to see how it's going unraffle. i think there's going to be more to come not only for ray rice but the management at the top. thank you. that does it forway too early. the avengers have assembled around the morning joe set. happy friday everybody! they're still after me. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights

. >> now it's down over 50% from its 52-week high when dan hesse left. what should i do on that? >> well, i've got to tell you, when dan left, when the company was not able to make that merger with tmus, and when dan hesse left, that was the time to go. now, below 5, do i want to sell it? no. but understand, they have to spend a lot of money to build up that network, and the pizazz of the story, the thing that was going to really drive the stock higher is now gone. and the ceo, whom i respected more than almost any ceo in the country is also gone. and these are big negatives. when someone condemns skepticism, that's supposed to define a top. i would rather take my chances playing it safe than take one for the skeptical team, though. on "mad money" tonight, investors are wringing the register on home depot after reporting. time to join them? or could to deep freeze gripping the country bring you holiday happiness? plus, it's a biotech taking on mental illness. can they keep these healthy gains coming? i'll ask the ceo. first, amazon seems lost in the jungle. time to yell timber or

he wanted to remain a police officer, but it just wasn't tenable in hess circumstances.at's going to be interesting is the impact of that upon the protest that his have been taking place and in ferguson this day we saw some civil rights groups come together, launch a peaceful protest march that will last a week a seven-day march all the way to the capital of missouri. it's the national association for the advancement of colored people, a civil rights group and my colleague reports. >> we are going to survive and get justice. >> reporter: a blessing before a long march to demands change. in 1965 martin luther king, jr. led a march that led to legislation on equal voting flight 2014 civil rights activists hope their 193-kilometer, 7-day march from ferguson to the governor of missouri's mansion will also lead to a change in the law. >> looking for legislation to end racial profiling. it's a bill called end the racial profiling act that we are looking to pass. putting body cameras on police officers. >> reporter: it's an ambitious goal particularly as polls show a majority o

a year ago, samantha hess introduced the idea of professional cuddling. for $1 a minute, she would go to people's home and comfort them with what she calls platonic touching. now she's opened her own studio where her clients come to her. she says business has exploded with hundreds of customers and more employees. >> i mean, you hug your friends, your mom. but outside of that, you are not hugging strangers and we get to kind of guide people and teach them this whole new world that they may not have seen before. >> hess says each of the themed cuddling rooms has cameras to protect employees and says touch is a basic human connection that everyone should get the chance to experience. i did more research on this, and she said -- hess said she had a hard time finding a landlord who trusted her business model. but said there's a lot of therapeutic benefits to it. >> i can see reducing stress. but how do you control it? >> making sure you don't cross the line. >> right. >>> we're crossing the line to sal. >> sal? >> >> i'm telling, you guys are setting me up. >

let's go to dawn timmeney live outside darby police hess quarters. dawn? >> reporter: lucy, the suspect has an extensive and violent juvenile record. and police say he is now charged as an adult with robbing a 14 year old girl of her innocence. this as police investigate whether or not there may be any additional victims out there. 18 year old hill has nothing to say as he's taken into custody after turning himself in to darby police today. he's accused of of sexually assaulting a 14 year old girl on wednesday afternoon after luring her into his home on the 200 block of north ninth street. >> one of the kids in the neighborhood heard her screaming in his house, and he went to bang the door to try to help her get out. i thank him so much. >> reporter: victim's familiar until court today as hill is criminally charged with rape, falls imprisonment and statutory sexual assault among other charges. >> i'm praying that this thing does not deter her life, you know. that she can move past it. it's a traumatizing thing. she's innocent and nay eve and she would have

. >> he added that it is his hope hess resignation will will allow the community to heal.e also thanked his supporters and ferguson police officers. wilson had been on administrative leave since the august 9th shooting. in new york, brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well certainly another cold night around the region. but a big warmup is just around the corner. meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with a first forecast. hey, justin. >> good evening, natasha. that's right. if you like mild temperatures you'll like the forecast over the next few days. over the past few hours temperatures have warmed up a little bit. we were in the mid 30s earlier this evening for philadelphia. now up to 41 degrees. 39 in wilmington. and in millville 31 degrees. still below freezing in allentown. some suburbs though a little bit on the cold side this hour. quakertown checks in at 32 degrees. mt. holly, new jersey, coming in at 36. and a little bit of a wind to deal with outside right now. light winds about five to 10 miles per hour. but that is bringing down the wind chill values

the regimes around them and trying to influence and project a network of resistence that involves hessctivities in yemen, hamas, those are all activities that reflex the regime itself and what it's trying to do. and i think those are two separate things we need to approach them separately and look for signs that the regime is thanking it's a core calculus. >> matthew, gentleman neave, hemad. thank you saul. that brings to us this edition of "inside story," thanks for being with us in wash quash and once again able to speak i am ray suarez. >> welcome to the news hour from or headquarters in doha. two palestinians armed with axes and knives attack a synagog in jerusalem. at least four worshipers are killed. >> police fire tear gas in clashes with palestinian protestors. >> japan's prime minister orders a snap election hours after the economy plunges back into

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the regimes around them and trying to influence and project a network of resistence that involves hessctivities in yemen, hamas, those are all activities that reflex the regime itself and what it's trying to do. and i think those are two separate things we need to approach them separately and look for signs that the regime is thanking it's a core calculus. >> matthew, gentleman neave, hemad. thank you saul. that brings to us this edition of "inside story," thanks for being with us in wash quash and once again able to speak i am ray suarez. >> on "america tonight": as the city prays for an all important grand jury decision, the mayor of ferguson, missouri, one on one with "america tonight's" lori jane gliha. >> the characterization that ferguson was somehow just a powder keg ready to explode and it's a ferguson problem was what i was trying to take reception exception with. the. >> an in depth look at the

hess message is simple. silencing the guns would mean nothing if people want live together.where wounds run too deep for healing. >> i am not sure syrians, you know, see a solution as, you know, there are multiple ideologies and multiple factions of the sunni population that see a solution, but what is for sure they all want just for this war to stop think. >> reporter: for now, even that is just hope. >> i don't know it's like a nightmare. you wish to wake up, but you don't. because every time we think that we can go back something worse comes. >> reporter: it is a hard reality for these syrians. they know that their lives and their country will never be the same again. seen, a al jazerra, beirut. >>> at least 600 people have been rescued off the coast of italy in the last few days. italian coast guards trace satellite distress calls to track down boats approaching the country's tear tour yell waters from libya. this year alone more than 150,000 migrants have arrived in italy by sea. often in dangerous vessels. >>> the last large pieces of wreckage from the malaysia airline

the regimes around them and trying to influence and project a network of resistence that involves hessivities in yemen, hamas, those are all activities that reflex the regime itself and what it's trying to do. and i think those are two separate things we need to approach them separately and look for signs that the regime is thanking it's a core calculus. >> matthew, gentleman neave, hemad. thank you saul. that brings to us this edition of "inside story," thanks for being with us in wash quash and once again able to speak i am ray suarez. >>> coming up at 6:00 p.m. on al jazerra. the government of missouri has declared a state of emergency ahead of the grand jury decision. we'll have more reaction from the brown family taefrpblt days after learning that isil had murdered their son the parents of talked publicly and asked for prayers by others held by the group. a 30-year-old charity song gets a celebrity update to raise money to fight ebola. that story and more are coming aunt 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> its been six years since the financial crash that sent the global economy into a tailspin

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markus hess reaction coming up.one of the nurses who contracted ebola in a dallas hospital says she still doesn't know how she got the virus. >> i was covered completely every time. i followed the protocol for on and off. i never strayed. it's a mystery to me. >>amber vinson says she's still regaining strength after she was cleared of ebola last week. vinson got sick while treating patient eric duncan. she says she followed every c- d-c guideline, including when she took two flights to plan her wedding. she says she was given permission to fly since she didn't have any symptoms. vinson says she feels the c-d-c tried to blame her, even though she reported her temperature to the health department. stocks closed at new record thursday. dow rose 69. nasdaq gained 17. s&p up 10% for the year. hackers responsible for home depots massive data breach stole more than just debit and credit cards. an investigation revealed they also stole 53 million e-mail addresses. hackers apparently got into the system using a third-party v

heses hess trucks the slip and slide. the paper airplane and pots and pans. him anybody can nominate toys, but the final decision is made by historians and educators and others based on only -- on the toy status. >> reporter: 6abc loves the arts has a spooky exhibit that lasts into the new new year. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's cawltdz -- david lynch called unified field. david lynch attended the pennsylvania academy of the fine arts in the late 1960s and said he drew much of his artistic inspiration from some of his hard times spent in philadelphia. >> i never wanted to go to philadelphia. there were surreal things happening and absurd things happening and that's why i say it's my biggest influence, the city of philadelphia. lynch said he used his surroundings and personal experiences to fuel his creative vision and he stepped outside the box blending different forms of artwork and compression into one. >> he -- expression into one. he made the jump of painting using sculptural forms and film. it was what the feeling and the mood g

check out shares of hess. it boost its five year production forecast citing strength in output. company expects to grow 6% to 10% each your year through 2018. the new estimates are based on oil prices around $90 to $100 a barrel far above current levels down about 16% over the course of the past two months. >>> sometimes the question of what do you do for a living isn't so easy to answer. i say i just -- especially when that question is coming from a mom or a dad who is trying to keep tabs on a grown up child in this new digital world. there can be a lot of confusion. our "power lunch" producer was able to get inside a new event designed to help clear the air. take a look. >> i don't know a lot about what he does. i believe that he is working with public relations. >> i work at linked in as a relationship manager. >> i thought he sold advertisements for linked in but he doesn't do that at all. >> customer relations. >> enterprise relationship manager. >> corporate sales. i think it is a little more complex than that. >> i am a senior enterprise relationship manager in talent sol

john hess used to be one of them.s the county administrator who oversees the jail and its staff. >> we have some mean, nasty, ugly people in jail. some real hard-core criminals. but the majority are people from our community. they're people that are going back. so i think we try really, really hard here to have our staff understand that these are just people. >> deputy justin flynn has worked at the jail for seven years and says he's bought in to that philosophy. >> nobody wants to be in jail. i'm ready to go home after eight hours. i'm trying to make their day better. these guys know that i'll talk to them all. we joke around, but if they cross a line, they're going to get time in. >> he says breaking up the monotony of jail life is important. and there are certain ways to do so. >> the game is bean bag toss. >> the more you can occupy them, the more they're distracted from getting into trouble. the one thing we can't let these guys do is -- gamble, because this is more or less what they do up here. this one right he

exxon mobil and conoco and hess up. >>> today germany begins celebrating the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall by placing 8,000 lights where it once stood. the border of lights project will run across the wall that divided east and west germany. it will be on display until sunday, the actual day the wall fell allowing east germans to cross freely to the west for the first time since 1961. the debate is raging as to whether that was the launch of the euro. >>> speaking of germany last week we told you about grocery chain aldi expanding right here in this country. the discount supermarket operator purchasing bottom dollar real estate including 66 bottom dollar food stores in the philadelphia, southeast new jersey and greater pittsburgh area. shares of the retailer are trading at 1%. >> got some momentum plans to open 1,300 stores in 32 states. >>> for years we have been using robots to help us with dangerous jobs like diffusing jobs, repairing international space station and now robots may have a role in solving the ebola crisis. josh lipton has that story. >> reporter: s

hess trucks, slip and slide, paper airplane yes paper airplane and pots and paps. all right.my historians and educators and it's based on the toy status. >> all in hall of fame. >> ducis rogers liver at the big board. >> the nirdz and pan sherz met five days ago and flyers lost by one goal. tonight is a different night and result is far different as well. check out how michael delgado is no longer thirty and first goal as flier 2-0. claudia true and vorachek on the rush. this is his 6th goal of the season. he makes 34 saves. that's bang to back victories for him and flier theirs take it 4-1. >> building up that moment up and making the most of it. >> we had a great game tonight. we have to win games. that's how you win them. >> to the birds having experience back up quarterback is no long are a ruxly but a -- monday night against the panthers his teammates rave about his understanding of offense and preparation regardless of whether he starts or not. sanchez tells quick this is not his first radio. >> i started a bunch of games and been on this stage before this national snai

. >>> and a fallen veteran with no family left behind the nurses who cared for him in hess final hours their touching move to make sure he got the honor he deserved. >> and one for the dumb criminal file. accused burglar on the loose in neighborhood. he got away but he left a big clue. the trail police say he left behind pointing right to him. >> and were you just born to be single? the scientific proof why some people are just ♪ >> cameras again catching a crook in action and philadelphia police are hoping what you're seeing will help them catch the gunman who tried to rob metro pcs store in fern rock. the store is on north broad street. police say the guy walked in and pulled a gun on woman behind the counter. she lock the register though and she ran to the back of the store, so the gunman took off empty handed. if you know something about this, call police. >> authorities say the gunman who shot three people at florida state university before being killed by police thought the government targeted him. he shot three students as hundreds were studying for scams inside the library. fox

. >> i hess how i eat my pizak not the purist thin crust and just some cheese and sauce on it. >> youe the stream? >> stream. everything on it. hold the anchovy's and hold the pineapple. >> oh, you don't like hat we and pizza? >> , no sweet and savory together. >> yes, it is good. >> anyway you orders it, company did the study, lynn your personality to the toppings you order. so the founder of chicago's smell and taste treatment and research foundation, i would love to work for them. >> yes? >> i work for the mel team. they teamed up with a pizza company, over -- taking your job to smell and eat cheese. so thee tell up with pizza p can. this pizza company called pizza express. over in the united kingdom. but still, they kind of know what they are talking about. so -- >> they casino of know? little bit? >> what do they know about pizza? >> okay, so geechees. >> if that's your favorite, you are easing going, sensitive, epithetic. >> just the cheese? >> just cheese. according to the study also compatible with all pizza lovers regardless of their topping choice. >> okay, compatible. if yo

drum roll please -- is it -- >> wusa9 facebook friend virginia hess brooks wrote -- >> how about therrect answer? that would be b.. >> oh yes. i got it. >> alarm clock it is. well done delia. >> snooze, snooze snooze. >> and snooze again. we'll be right back. new and improved i can't believe it's not butter! 100% taste, 0% artificial preservatives. made with a blend of delicious oils, purified water, and just a pinch of salt. two, please. new and improved i can't believe it's not butter. it's time to believe. you need healing., new vaseline intensive care with micro-droplets of vaseline jelly relieves dry skin and moisturizes to heal it in just 5 days. clinically proven. that's the healing power of vaseline. >>> it is time now to see what the partner at "cbs this morning" are covering. >> michelle miller is live in new york with a preview. good morning mill shell. >> a pleasure to see you this morning. good morning nick and deal. well, following the developing story in austin, texas is bob orr. a gunman opened fire on several buildings overnight there. plus, on this black friday, the

prime time address he unveiled hess executive action which affect estimated 5 million people.he president said immigrants who live in the u.s. for five years go avoid being deport philadelphia their children are citizens or lawful resident. must pass backgrounds checks and pay fees. immigrants can also get work permits. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", family tragedy shatters a community, jan? >> two children are shot and killed in tabernacle, new jersey, now police say, their mother and brother are here at cooper university hospital. i'm jan carabeo, their condition this morning, and update on the shooting investigation. >>> plus, a purse snatching spree, put to a stop. how two brothers were busted for praying on unsuspecting women. >> and vittoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we of course do it on the 3's, we're back at the bottom of the hour. good morning, be right back. >> good morning, chopper three flying over breaking news northampton county. looking liver at workers trying to fix a huge sinkhole, in bethlehem township

top by and pick up your hess truck as you roll through later today. 202 right by town center mall, inn chester county, up through king of prussia speaking of king of prussia here's a live look at route 202 with the king of prussia mall here in the background. we are seeing some volume pop, nothing like what we have seen in years past, as far as mass transit, everybody running on time, on a regular weekday schedule. septa just says watch for possible icy conditions on some of the platt forms. they did shovel and put down rock salt the other day but overnight it has a tendency to refreeze. they are adding extra services on the 123 and 124 bus to take to you king of prussia we will go for a ride on i-95 southbound out of northeast philadelphia, just watch for that new traffic pattern as you work your way between cottman avenue and girard coming into center city. in problems from south jersey. heading to the airport we are in good luck and good shape there n problems at all at philly international. chris, back to you good we have to get to this breaking news. gunman is dead after a police

what would be the necessary hess tank you want younger people know, okay, the grand jury is coming out and they may not like the result? what would you like those young people to know? >> essentially i want them to know that the justice system is at work. this is how the justice system works. i mainly want them to know this is how it works. >> i want to you describe the tension that hangs in the air there in st. louis rights now. >> it's something like i have never seen before. the only thing i can use to describe it is movie scenes, you know, it's essentially a situation whereas i stated before, nobody knows what will happen. it's an opportunity for emotions to be very raw and what happens is yet to be seen. >> i know that you are very pessimistic about what the grants jew will do, that you think that the prosecute h prosr because of his record will not return an indictment. have the meetings been productive in your estimation. >> they have. most recently, early on we didn't necessarily know what was going on, or where we were going and that may just be because this is something new t

. >> the mayor making hess pitch.y council held its second day of hearings on the utility today as well. nutter's plan to sell the utility appears in trouble tonight. the power of social media helps south jersey community say thank you to a veteran police officer down on his luck. >> this isn't any police officer. very special one. our bruce gordon just back from woolwich gloucester county and life in our newsroom with the details of a great story. partners devotion, bruce. >> reporter: absolutely karen and jeffly we met up with corporal mike franks of the west deptford police department at a medical clinic this afternoon. his retired partner of seven years was in for an important check up. those medical problems and the community's reaction has left franks with new appreciation for the power of compassion. retirement has not been kind to judge the nine year old german shepherd who for seven years served alongside corporal mike franks. >> judge. >> reporter: so what should come as no surprise that franks would do what

ladies and gentlemen, the european space agency is based in the german state of hesse here with us. he's also the president of the, welcome pfr [ applause ] >> thank you professor and president. [ speaking german ] >> so we've been listening to the director general for the european space agency. you're pointing to something here. >> we just got a new update from rosetta from space on the status of the probe. it says the harpoons confirmed fired and reeled in. >> amazing. >> so that thing, according to the rosetta which is sending back information from 300 miles away, the probe is now attached to the comet. >> when you think about the fact that this thing is moving at 40,000 or more miles an hour the fact that it could even attach is an amazing feat in and of itself. and i wanted to talk to you -- the managing editor of space.com is sitting here with us in studio. i was thinking as we watched the people from the european space agency losing their minds about this historic feet, this historic marvel about what it can mean for space travel. how big of a deal is this for the european sp

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. >> guest: we tell the story of how with hess than a majority of voters -- with less than a majority of voters, he was able to retain control of the state by drawing the very strange-shaped districts that he did. and the name -- he's the originator of the practice as far as i know, and it bears his name. >> host: and the district looked like a sal manner, so they called it -- salamander -- >> guest: oh, that's right. the press described it that the district he drew did look like a salamander. >> host: but explain to us why this is such a huge problem, you can have a situation where a minority of state voters controls a majority of state seats. >> guest: oh, that's right. and actually, i think -- i'm not sure, but i have been told, i believe, that the majority of the voters in, voting in congressional elections actually were democrats or voted democrat, but the republicans had got a majority of the seats. >> host: remarkable. >> guest: yeah. >> host: could that be, someone suggested that might also be a violation of the republican form of government clause that says states have to hav

you've got the notable ones, exxonmobil, chevron, conocophillips, hess corporation moving to the downcally enough, analysts upgraded both conocophillips and chevron to a buy from prior outperform. the fall in oil prices is good news for the airlines overall. if you look at united, continental, american, delta, southwest, they are all moving higher on the session. energy, that sector, the worst performing sector and a good percentage point worse than the second worse one which is consumer discretionary. >> thank you. americans casting their votes as the midterm elections are finally here. most polls indicating republicans are likely to wrest control of the senate from the democrats. let's get more from john harwood. >> morning, carl. all those political ads, all that spending is coming to an end today. voters are going to the polls across the country. it's only a few states that will decide the outcome. let's look at the current state of the senate. 55-seat majority for democrats. harry reid's the leader. mitch mcconnell leads a caucus of 45. when you look at what's going to happen aft

marathon, they bought hess. you are talking about a windfall for america. rather than be negative about the 16 states that will lose a little revenue and job growth, i come back and think costco. this is what's happened. >> there is still time to nail the number tomorrow. tweet us your predictions for october nonfarm payroll. use our handle squawk street. if you win, you will receive this cnbc 25 hat autographed by the "squawk on the street" gang. some viewers said, can we get the nonautographed version? i thought that was funny. >> i had more interest in this number. people ask me how to do it in a long time. they are playing. people are optimistic about the number. how could they not? the numbers this morning are so positive. i come in positive today. i come in positive, not just because it's our 25th gala tonight. very proud. >> i've seen most of them. >> shares of tesla in the meantime rising in the premarket. the electric car maker beating the street with third quarter results. company lowering its current year delivery forecast and delaying deliveries

. >> i'm karen hess. >> and i'm lauren johnson. >> we have so much to get to. a human earthquake off the coast of indonesia. >> and already open rolement for the federal healthcare act. obama administration hopes for more luck than last year. first to interactive weather and live look at center city sky line. catlin is here with weather including a personalizeed forecast. >> i'm from delaware county, and my birthday party is on saturday. fox 29 weekend what will the weather be like. >> well we would be happy to help you with your birthday party request. it's a beautiful look day for birthday. but it's chilly. that request from a smaller but wonderful viewer in delaware county, starting off this morning it's very chilly. temperatures in the 30s. by 10 a.m. you're into the mid 30s. low 40s by noon and later this afternoon also still in the low 40s with high of 42 down in delaware county. at least it's a nice looking day. let's give you the big picture satellite and radar a lot of snow showers. mainly lake in hands off lake eary and ontario and eary pennsylvania w

exxon, chevron, hess and anadarko moving higher on the flip side airline stocks moving lower.nd so far today. >> looks like materials and energy are pushing this market higher. let's get to rick santelli on the political beat today. >> politics is one of these things where it seems to have invaded the space of the marketplace. when we talk about things like jobs and the economy, what the president said last night is super important. i would like to welcome the man who knows politics better than most. i'd like to call him a friend, chuck todd. thanks for taking the time this morning. >> happy to do it, rick. >> let's start right at the beginning. what did you think of what the president said last night in his address? >> well, i tell you. when you watched him lay it out and watch him make a tactical case for what he was doing and explaining it, then making a moral case, you did have to ask yourself why they didn't do this six months ago. he seemed to have the passion for this six months ago to do this. obviously, they made a political decision not to do it, senate democrats did

the president in hess comments was taking some responsibility for that.ed to do more everybody understands that, folks in washington, d.c. understand they should fight for middle class families up here in washington d.c. should be more invested in jobs for people across the country as opposed to looking out for their own jobs. martha: a lot of people looked at this election felt there was pretty loud and clear voice that came out of it. reaction i heard from a number of people in the room yesterday there was a sense that the president was somewhat out of touch with the gravity of these results? >> martha, i don't agree with that. the president has been through a number of election cycles now, certainly as president. this is the third one now. look, i think what the president made, was clear about yesterday is the message that he heard from voters all across the country is, they want results from washington, d.c. an over the last two years to be sure they haven't gotten at love those results. and, the president, as the leader in washington, d.c. has unique

and their goal is help we can ultimately destroy us as well hesses' present obama also asking congressfor another five and half billion dollars to fight the fight >> : and was in again the nation's highest court determine when nation of obama care where friday announcement supreme court said it will determine the key part of their affordable care act constitutional >> : justice will particularly get tax credit that's part of a mandated coverage white house issuing a statement saying the issue based simply on politics but supreme court rules against obama administration and the law could be gutted >> : and the third time supreme court this has looked at as a obama care really expected next june >> : 10 the minister of mutt of the potential move order niners are no more lines to take on this since both teams are formed for on the season trying to stay in the playoff range. the niners once want to bounce back of a tough loss of home with the rams last sunday. also important of the forty- niners this is the last game for linebacker alden smith scheduled to return following the ninth game s

i think we learned over the years that is not actually hess style.s met with mitch mcconnell once as we talk about. even though he gave mitch mcconnell for credit being a guy who shoots straight who knows what he can deliver from his caucus, i know that is true. if you work with a person that you might be able to create something that you could get to join up with house action to make work. by the way i do want to say, as far as immigration reform goes, this is a washington priority that washington is very concerned about. it is farther down the list when it comes to normal americans. i think that is one of the reasons inaction has not been as politically costly as people in washington think it will be. i think why poke people in the eye and expect them to work with you? you have received a rebuke but you're not hearing the rebuke. that is a problem. bill: what do you think about that, juan. is there truth to that? >> i don't, i'm a little stunned because look, you know what? if you look at the poll numbers, which i think mary catherine is referring

raymond james weighs in on chevron, exxon, hess, occidental.nited technologies announced the chairman and ceo is retiring, effective immediately. i'll tell you what's next for the company, who the new ceo is and ask questions. not sure we have a lot of the answers. >> let's get to the markets. for a sixth consecutive week of gains. the 45th record close of the year, the dow its 28th, nasdaq, as we told you, new 14 1/2 year high, 6 out of 10 sectors at multi-year highs. i hear all of that and i say, oh, oh! a little scared. >> well -- >> hearing all of that. are the earnings there, i don't know. >> decent valuations. byron is the key for valuations, says we're okay. i do think that this is a rally that wasn't supposed to happen. it's a rally where the second leg of it is about interest rates in europe. and about their weaken being our strength. pulling huge amount of money, i think, worldwide. when italian ten-year, remember at 7% in -- >> yeah. >> about to fall apart. >> now 2179. >> spain. >> 1947. >> part of the p.i.i.g.s, failed countries. t

. >> some of the other nominees includes hess truck, game operation, and what would you put in the toy fame. >> toy hall of fame. >> yoyo already in there. >> i don't know. >> i would think that would be in there. >> slinky. >> did you hear the weird story about the guy that invented operation, though. he is really sick. and he cannot afford medical bills, because he sold the the rights operation, are you ready for it. >> yes. >> $500. >> no. >> oh, my gosh. >> years ago. >> yes. >> yoyo already in the hall of fame. we are getting that breaking news just in from the news room. >> breaking toy news. >> speaking of toys, jen is analyzing toys today, hi jen. >> hi baby, connect the philadelphia thing, joey, a really bad golfer, this is so bad, these are the the toys that are worth monday a according to joey, connects mini golf. we will talk about what, holler, hello, buba what, i am in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. ryan costello went into politics. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi ca