>> just call me howie. >> howie mandel in calabasas. we get on the topic of net worth. >> go to networth.com, that's how i find out. >> is that site accurate? can you check your own number? can you verify? he pulls it up and all of a sudden the sound fets comes out of the phone. >> [beep] >> he is jumping around the parking lot. what do you got? >> never mind. holy [beep]. >> what happened? >> i am doing great! >> he is very excited. he walks by this beat-up buick rel and he goes -- >> to be honest with you, now that i have seen my net worth, i am selling my car. >> we ask him one question, one germaphobe question because he is a notorious germaphobe. >> would you under any circumstance touch mother teresa's hands? >> w, great question. she touched the sick and the dying and a long life, did she ever touch herself? >> maybe, but would you touch her? >> because she got none. >> put it together, put it together. >> so basically mother teresa masturbated because she was a nun and couldn't have sex. >> yeah, that's what he is doing. [laught

we begin this evening with warren buffett, his son, howard buffett, and his grandson, howie buffett. >> obama has got a certain amount of criticism when he said, you know, nobody did this alone, i don't know about other people, i did not do it alone, there are 10,000, you know, crosses over there in normandy that -- and they will need to be where i am today. they are people of gettysburg, i mean, none of us do it alone and i have been very, very lucky to be sort of designed for this time and this place, but a lot of people aren't lucky and the market system showers things on me and leaves an awful lot of people behind. >> rose: we conclude this evening with a preview of my conversation with alan greenspan, former chairman of the federal reserve in which he responds to some of the questions i raised with warren buffett. >> society especially a free people like we have in the united states, has to agree on certain fundamental principles, and that is the bill of rights. that is basically freedom of the press, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion, everyone agrees w

as i mention in the book, we had howy, the second child quite soon after the first child but after wead him we decided to call a halt. i should mention that interview, my wife just had oral cancer and impeded her speech but -- >> tell me about susan. she was obviously this huge great love of your life and an amazing mother and wife. tell me about that. >> i was a mess when she met me, and matter of fact, in another part of that interview she said what was her first impression of me and she said what a jerk. fortunately, she looked at me as a challenge, maybe sort of preparing her for howy and put me together. it was -- it changed my life. >> when you say put you together, in what way for the good? how did you change? >> i slowly grew up and i wouldn't have otherwise. i was -- i just -- i wasn't feeling good about the world or myself and she just stood there with a little watering can and just sprinkled and planted the flower and bloom. >> many great businessmen are incapable of real love or even real emotion at some times. they get so absorbed in business. many people who don't know m

as i mention in the book, we had howy, the second child quite soon after the first child but after wem we decided to call a halt. i should mention that interview, my wife just had oral cancer and impeded her speech but -- >> tell me about susan. she was obviously this huge great love of your life and an amazing mother and wife. tell me about that. >> i was a mess when she met me, and matter of fact, in another part of that interview she said what was her first impression of me and she said what a jerk. fortunately, she looked at me as a challenge, maybe sort of preparing her for howy and put me together. it was -- it changed my life. >> when you say put you together, in what way for the good? how did you change? >> i slowly grew up and i wouldn't have otherwise. i was -- i just -- i wasn't feeling good about the world or myself and she just stood there with a little watering can and just sprinkled and planted the flower and bloom. >> many great businessmen are incapable of real love or even real emotion at some times. they get so absorbed in business. many people who don't know may as

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. >> and i don't know how many countries he has been in, howie, but he is trying to help his fellow human being, unfortunately, i have got somebody, fortunately i have somebody who can help him do that but the energy and the imagination and learning from mistakes and all of that belongs to him. >> rose: one other thing you have other than this sort of instinct for farming and agriculture and experience and learning is photography, and we will see a couple of things here, several things, tell me, your wife introduced you to kearments, yes? >> yes. >> rose: and what did it do for you? what did it turn you into? >> i think for one thing, the first thing she would tell you it taught me some patience. if you want to get a cheetah on a kill you have to wait. and. >> rose: they are not waiting for you. >> that's right there is no remote control. so it did, it taught me some patience but i just saw -- i started seeing things, you know, on the farm originally that i just wanted to capture and then when i started traveling and originally we did a lot in conservation so it was a lot of fun, you know

. >> you know, the latter part of that statement, howie, was that everybody should stop listening toeople who profit, profit from this kind of conflict. and i think there's a big story there in terms of the fund-raisers and people, especially on the right, who have, i think, backed ted cruise and instigated this and gone online and raised money -- >> no, no time. i don't think they -- and bill clinton. >> i don't think they were the instigators. >> let me move you off of politics. couldn't it be said that the media profited from this snipt became a deadline and cable ratings were up. >> absolutely. i mean, it was -- even on radio, you listen to the news radio station, they had, you know, countdown to break yoen or whatever it was. it was endless. and i think it does. we talk about the politics going crisis to crisis. media goes crisis to crisis. and guess what? the ratings go up. >> and the advertisers sure are happy. >> let me play for you a couple of interviews, snippets of a couple interviews by news anchors. these are not professional commentators. let's take a listen. >> about i

>> i don't think there's anything more point or anyone better than howie to do it.. he's got the energy. and to some extent, you know, i can provide the funds. he's doing exactly what i try to do in business. i try to stay within my circle of competence and maximize the results in that circle. it certainly includes farming. he's got this passion for helping people. the number of people that are going to farm, a significant percentage of the world's population, if they can do it somewhat better than he does, that's an enormous accomplishment. >> what's interesting about this is that warren buffett after giving this money to his three children to create the foundations, then came back and gave them more because he was so proud of what they did with it, the way they had done it, and, especially, of what howie's done in terms of ail culture and in terms of trying to travel around the world and find out new and imaginative ways to feed people. >> it's important that he gave them money for if t foundation. >> i remember the "60 minutes" piece on howie. he's certainly maki

and, yes, i joke around with howie roseman.closure, when i go to the training camp, i stand next to howie and he's been a terrific guy and i'm proud of knowing the nfl and done some things with the nfl. i know i get caught up and my fantasy team is 4-2. >> the league does love you, jim. you're an advocate for the sport, no question about that. >> and our network has a great sunday night franchise. >> next week we're going to get all that data we didn't get because of the shutdown. risk? land mines or not? >> yeah, i think so. there's a lot of opportunity to buy stocks lower i think because of macro gate daitia. macro data is probably not going to be as good as the microdata. if you like ge, maybe you wait till next week to buy it. it's been a great market. maybe you wait for the next opportunity. >> "mad money," 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. eastern time. >> google, look at that. less than $6 away. how high can it climb? and also ahead, an exclusive with james gorman. "squawk on the street" is coming right back. >>> welcome back to "squaw

he was subprime mortgage bond trader at morgan stanley, a fellow named howie hubler, who manages to lose somewhere between--it's hard to know-- but $7 billion and $12 billion in a matter of six or eight months, more than any single trader has ever lost in the history of wall street, and no one knows his name. >> according to lewis, at the end of 2006 and the beginning of 2007, when the commercial bank j.p. morgan became the first to recognize the danger and fled the subprime market, hubler was gobbling up $16-billion worth of subprime mortgage bonds that would be worthless in nine months. >> he did not understand the forces at work in his own market, and he was supposed to be the smart guy. i mean, what were the dumb guys doing? so i think that it's really clear that the firms themselves did not understand the machine they created. >> what happened to howie hubler? >> he's allowed to resign from morgan stanley, and he takes with him millions of dollars in back pay, tens of millions of dollars in back pay. it was all hushed up, basically. >> did most of the people who made these terrible

>> i don't think there's anything more point or anyone better than howie to do it.me extent you know i can provide the funds. he's doing exactly what i try to do in business. i try to stay within my circle of competence and maximize the results in that circle. it certainly includes farming. he's got this passion for helping people. the number of people that are going to farm a significant percentage of the world's population, if they can do it somewhat better than he does that's an enormous accomplishment. >> what's interesting about this is that warren buffett after giving this money to his three children to create the foundations, then came back and gave them more because he was so proud of what they did with it, the way they had done it and, especially, of what howie's done in terms of ail culture and in terms of trying to travel around the world and find out new and imaginative ways to feed people. >> it's important that he gave them money for if t foundation. >> i remember the "60 minutes" piece on howie. he's certainly making a difference. >> and his kids are,

>> howie, it was a horrible idea. at the history of the reagans -- the ravens, baltimore -- if you look at the reagans in 2003, cbs did it, came under pressure because they painted a really negative picture and an unfair president reagan. it wound up on showtime. then you get to the kennedys. history channel does it, has to say it's not fit for history channel, goes to the reelz channel. this is a bad, bad process. you spend a lot of money. you get a lot of heat. you don't get ratings. and you wind up having to dump it on some little channel. this is -- who would do this except -- except, in nbc's case -- and this is what i really believe-- on the chance that hillary clinton might be in the white house someday, comcast does a lot of business, a lot of regulatory business before the fcc, it's nice to have a friend there. that's why i think the republican party was right to think it was going to be flattering. >> well, nbc didn't even really offer much of an explanation. just said we reviewed our priorities and it didn'

. >> we'll tell you howie joying a snack could affect your ability to take in information. >> we're looking here toward the bridge. the san mateo bridge. smoothly as you cross the bay. there may be other issues. >>> welcome back everybody. 4:54. you're looking at a live shot outside the caltrans building in oakland. that is where the talks continue right now. no b.a.r.t. strike this morning. what's going to happen next, we don't know. we'll keep you posted. we have a reporter on the scene. >> you heard of an ad blocker for the computer. a study shows that a favorite snack has the same effect for watchers. the study in germany by psychologists and they put a group of people in a movie theater. half given popcorn while they watch the pre-movie commercials. a week later the people who ate the popcorn had no memory of the ads. the non-eaters recalled the commercials, some purchased the product. they believe the act of chewing interferes with muscles that are needed to take in information. >> i'm not a popcorn eater but i bet the same thing would go for racenetts. >> let's see if mike, are you a

and that's an offensive fox sports analyst and hall of famer howie long does not take lightly. >> weand how these teams bring a welcome piece of home and much deserved respite from the dangerous work they do. protecting our liberties. regardless of politics, i know we all hope the shutdown ends soon and our troops can once again watch the games we all love. halluj. at number three, no one likes facebook and twitter more than cops. >> a new kind of investigating. the kind your kids might be best at. >> i'm so under cover. >> latching on to new tools from hundreds of people on-line. they are catching more and more criminals because of their incriminating announcements on sites like facebook and twitter. and school bullies, watch what you tweet. you'll be headed to the principal's office. >> you are making someone feel so uncomfortable. they didn't want to be in school. >> at number four -- >> okay. try chasing this cat. >> check out the new four-legged robot wild cat. on all types of terrain. he is currently hitting about 16 miles per hour. those his purring is a bit annoying. while ca

. >> how do you not know how howy people have enroll. >> we'll get those numbers in mid november. we'll get those numbers in mid november. >> and down the hall. >> these are caused by human error or technical problems. >> nothing that has been released has shown we are flying t --trying to do something illel or unprofessional. when we find something non-come non-compliance we report it. professor at george washington university and senior fellow. thanks for coming back, good to have you here. during president reagan's first term democrat congresswoman of colorado said then of his perform angsperformance" he hasn perfecting the teflon coated presidency nothing seems to stick to him. ". to him." does president obama have teflon base. >> the democrats are terrified, horrified is the better word for what they see hang i happening e republican party. ronald reagan took office after four failed presidents in a row. johnson and nixon and ford and carter were all failures. people wanted him to succeed. >> president obama's white house jim, has had it's problems. based on the comments the

. >> we have to literallyite stop, drop, and roll, basically, start thinking about howi the decisiong today is goingay to affect me it in necks three, six months and year out. >> thanks for coming in. we really appreciate the could you tell. >>> it's the near miscaught on camera that have has viewers on the edge of their seats. you are not going to miss the rest of this video coming up. >>>  there is a national competition under way toere way get katie perry to star st at homecoming. joining me right now are some of those students. thank you. guys for being here. >> who can custody and placement up with this idea? >> so we have a class, a student government class, so the day we found out out about this contest last friday, we had a big brainstorm session.rm it took us a few days to finalize what you're seeing now, but it was ultimately the leadership he were class. >> the students>> government along with various other students.s >> so o you guys came up ca with this last friday >>> itself the idea behind a little bit me, but i had a lot of people help me

>> i don't think there's anything more important and there's nobody better than howie to do it.e funds. he's doing exactly what i tried to do in business. i mean i tried to stay within my circle of confidence and maximize results within that circle. his circle of confidence certainly includes farming. he's got this passion for helping people. the number of people that are going to farm in the next century, a significant number of the world's population, they can do it somewhat better because of what he does that's on enormous accomplishment. >> what's interesting about this is that warren buffett, after giving his money to his three children to create the foundations, then came back and gave them more because he was so proud of what they did with it. the way they had done it. and especially what howie's done in terms of agriculture and in terms of trying to travel around the world and find out new and imaginative ways to feed people. >> important to point out he's giving their foundation's money. he's not said he's going to allow his children to inherit their wealth. >> i rememb

. >> reporter: howie is hoping a last minute reprieve will allow him to keep his reservation for thursdaythey're open tomorrow, we'll be here, yes >> reporter: park officials are expecting a busy weekend that would good news for the surrounding communities which are losing $1 million in tourism money per day. >> tonight congressional deal sent stocks soaring. dow closed up 205 points to 15,373. nasdaq up 45 to 3839. s and p rose 23 to 1721. other news, billionaire mark cuban has been found not guilty of insider trading. he sold shares in 2004. the jury found the securities and exchange commission failed to prove cuban traded on nonpublic information. >>> starting today facebook let teenagers share like skpupz dates with the public. previously teens could only share with friends and friend's friends. they'll also show a warning reminding if a post condition seen he by anyone. >>> apple and samsung moving forward with projects just down the road from one another in silicon valley. the city council approved plans for the new apple campus 2 near 280 and north wolf road about a mile and a half

. >> reporter: howie is hoping a last minute reprieve will allow him to keep his reservation for thursdayll be here, yes >> reporter: park officials are expecting a busy weekend that would good news for the surrounding communities which are losing $1 million in tourism money per day. >> tonight congressional deal sent stocks soaring. dow closed up 205 points to 15,373. nasdaq up 45 to 3839. s and p rose 23 to 1721. other news, billionaire mark cuban has been found not guilty of insider trading. he sold shares in 2004. the jury found the securities and exchange commission failed to prove cuban traded on nonpublic information. >>> starting today facebook let teenagers share like skpupz dates with the public. previously teens could only share with friends and friend's friends. they'll also show a warning reminding if a post condition seen he by anyone. >>> apple and samsung moving forward with projects just down the road from one another in silicon valley. the city council approved plans for the new apple campus 2 near 280 and north wolf road about a mile and a half from the current campus.

howy, why are they doing this? >> first of all, it's a fiasco. nobody can deny it. journalists love a good washington mess. and the 16-day shutdown which i think diverted attention from the obama care roll out and boomeranged on the republicans is over. more than that i think many reporters feel misled by the repeated assurances that everything would be fine and aring having difficulty getting answers to basic questions about the problems with the rollout. therefore, that tends to feed a narrative of we need to get answers and we need to get them now. >> they feel they were misled. wasn't it their b job to probe deeper in order to find out whether the claims when they were first made were legit or not? >> in fairness, i think there are a couple of news organization thes, the new york times among them, that did stories. sometimes they ran inside the paper b about potential problems with who would be covered. for example, just today the new york times reporting that the prices aren't being lowered in rural areas as was hoped. there aren't enough insurers participating

. >>> here are tonight's bing highlights republicans agreed with howie not glitches but a full debacleats degreed with juan's point that the problem with the rollout is the technical failure. the highest intensity of the first panel is when i pointed out to juan that the government cannot succeed in taking over 18% of the economy. 23,000 votes per minute on that. i think it was charles that pointed that out. but bing, none the less, really liked it in the lightning round, democrats disagreed with charles when he said the u.s. helped keep assad in power. total votes tonight, a little more than 150,000. finally tonight, as charles expertly detailed, the panda cam at the national zoo is back online now that the government is back open. well, panda lovers apparently were not the only ones excited for the return of the live feed. this feed from the cam shows sometimes you have to make sure not to get too close. >> yeah. oh, there it is. okay. look at that and that -- [ laughter ] >> forgot to feed them or something. but, all right. well, look at that isn't that adorable? >> apparently they

howie, this is absolute irresponsibility. and when you look at those pictures, you will see something else. one, you'll see a gender issue in terms of a male gazing at a young woman performing. that's one thing. if she's not performing, she's not doing it for public entertainment. she's just dancing with her friend. he's looking. number two, those images are privilege. a lot of people can't pay for their kids' school supplies in a public school. this guy ran a beach house with his friends for hem to have this blowout week-long party. this is a real problem for him as the gubernatorial candidate. >> how important are images like this in a story, for example, if the baltimore sun had no picture, but quoted five people saying he was at a party where there was drinking. >> very different story. you and i both know that. hugely different story. these pictures, he can talk about them, he can have press conferences until his lips fall off explaining it. people look at the picture, that's what they see. >> thank you very much for sto

. >> the gentleman -- >> he must have said jihad about nine times, howie, about republicans.o a level is that just pretty amazing. >> it really is a case of politicians, i think, feeling the heat from constituents who look at what is going on here and just can't understand why people can't get together and do their jobs. and the president could benefit from this because the republicans are bearing the burden and the republicans most aggressive in forcing the confrontation feel like they have made a point and gotten airtime for their crusade against obama care. >> more on the shutdown and an update from the white house. we're still waiting and the reporters are still around the microphones and there is still nobody there, but we will keep watching. keep it here. >> you have talked about children with cancer unable to go to clinical trials. the house is specifically going to pass a bill that funds tca. given what you said, will you pass that and if you won't are you playing the political games that the republicans are? >> what right do they have to pick and choose what part of

but the key is, howie, i think i have a loving and supportive husband and he's got an unusual schedulehe's an author, a novelist. and if he couldn't help me in the ways that he does, i don't know if i could do all of this. so i don't necessarily say everyone can have it all and you should all be doing what i'm doing. for me, it works because i have someone at home who is rooting for me to succeed at work and someone at work who is rooting for me to succeed at home. >> so in 30 seconds because you know television is time limited, what do you hope your show will grow into? >> a huge, huge, dominating success. >> that was fun, megan kelly. >>> coming up,el may make you an unwanted star in an advertising campaign and the nielsen ratings now include what you tweet about television. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any su

. >> come on, howie, worried about the wife or something. >> in public, you don't want to touch anything. >> they should give you booties and a hazmat suit. >> by any means necessary. >>> people are having breakfast, guys. good morning to you. we have a good-looking day shaping up. temperatures are going to be comfortable later on today. it is going to be a cloudy, cool start. 53, san jose, 53, gilroy. a beautiful, sunny finish. we are going to deal with the showers by about noon. up to 74 degrees in the heat of the day. let's find out if we are having any improvement. here is mike inouye. >> showing a little build. no big deal. a smooth flow with the head light westbound. the overall speed kren source across 92. dumbarton. 84, both move nicely. the east bay has a smooth drive along 880. over here toward the city and across the bay bridge where we have an issue as far as the building of volumes. no problems as far as the speeds. we do have this, slowdowns for west 80 coming down through richmond and down toward el cerrito. the off ramp is closed. we do see a little slowing passing by tha

trying to do this, i think this shows howy vividly impossible it really is to congress both of these things because the epa regulations are that there are not only regulating individual states, but they are regulating how the pollution of individual upwind affect states downwind. they identified 28 states that emit the most. they are probably states that have power generation and things like that. they set the air quality standards and the states have to develop state implementation rules that are going to show how the states are able to comply with the epa regulations and to take into effect how their image and so are going to contribute significantly to the other states and particularly to those downwind. this term contributes significantly was never really defined. epa has established these rules and then the state goes out and develops its implementation policies. and then the epa can come back and say we do not agree. they can establish their own set of rules if they want to. states really did not have the warning of what the epa was going to do and how they were going to define

. -- how we is an independent caller -- howie is an independent caller.he problem lies not with the republicans or democrats but with the baby boom generation that has run this country into the ground over the last 25 years. as far as being on topic, so far as who is winning this thing, i remember when they pulled saddam hussein out of the rat toll in iraq. right now i would say the republicans are saddam hussein and the democrats are the soldiers. this thing will get settled in the next couple of days. i think the republicans will cave. tohave got to find a way reduce long-term, the entitlements and social security being number one. people retiring every day for the foreseeable future. i think we ought to raise -- raise the entire meant -- raise the retirement age. host: we will go to rusty, nashville tennessee. caller: good morning. . totally blame obama he is not our king, he is an elected person. he should have to deal with his own obamacare. the budget should not be raised. we, as individuals, need to he -- need to pay our bills. we cannot just print

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imagine howie motionly shattered she must be.er dad was her best friend, grows up to come to believe, and this is her belief, that her dad murdered her mom. that's what he is on trial for. and she describes one suspicious thing after the next that dr. mack kneel did on the day and preceding days after his wife was found unresponsive and ultimately dead, lifeless. the fact that he brings in his mistress to meet the family at a mormon temple and pretends he doesn't know her, says oh, she seems nice, and just a short time after that, suddenly this nanny, this mistress, is the mistress slash nanny brought into the house as a nanny but not doing nanny work, just making goo goo eyes according to rachel at dr. macneill. and the thing about it, she's so genuine, the emotion is so real, not like with jodie arias, you can see it, it is very believable. very credible. >> jane velez-mitchell, thanks so much. attorneys for the ramsey family released a statement yesterday saying this. the documents released today validate john ramsey's positio

say howi just want to very much i enjoy the program. it is wonderful. host: glad to have you in the audience. thanks for making the call. was becomingfilm enormously popular in american culture. celebrities have become part of the political scene during the harding white house trade did the coolidges continued that trend? guest: absolutely, not only the how -- the hollywood celebrities who were brought around to show they were jolly at various points -- they had this elaborate friendship with will rogers, kind of a superstar. i think he is like jon stewart. i don't know who you would compare him to. he had columns. he did ask. he made movies. he was very funny. he came and he called mrs. coolidge -- his favorite first female number one. they had a whole courtship going, the rogers and teh coolidges, and charles lindbergh, the flyer, who had gone over to paris in that way. on thed the lindberghs house on dupont circle while they were out of the white house. yes, of course they were with celebrities. calvin rare picture of coolidge with a wide smile on hi

. >> howie, you've been doing this a long time.legitimate point x tucker. i would call the republican faction that pushed for a shutdown unless obama care would be funded -- what bothers me is the press's widespread use of anonymous sources often to go after people like senator ted cruz. lauren made a reference to an article in "the new york times" that talked about other republican senators beating up on ted cruz for what they see as tactics -- one quote was he didn't use his name. there have been a lynch mob against cruz and it was picked up by many websites, including liberal websites. >> lauren, do you feel the media is rile people up and per pate waiting the beef with the fear among e mongering. >> i think in this situation, it has become much more pointed because people are dug in. they've dug in their heels and the right/left split has never been more obvious despite the fact that there is a right split that is being covered in the media. >> guess what, cable news ratings are up during this period, tucker. >> yes, they are.