i think i will i die i. i i i oh oh ok i i i. i i i installed put in a bit you know was i honestly that so i don't miss him at the end you know the show you all this stuff and then they sit around somebody who has issues and problems and they talk about you know how badly that person is still i mean what they're going to do if they don't change their behavior and for us we're dealing with folks who have a serious addiction. to corporate money ok. now we can expect them to get out on their own even on that in the smoking a crack open my door was. crack rock to be very easily addictive somebody who was cool six years ago snuck up on a crack rock this is not the occupy movement has become a conduit to venue for talking about this corruption so folks that move to amend that are really in my mind i. said in the bar for the critique that corporations are not persons property not speech and constitutional rights are for people over eight hundred fifty six and dred scott the same supreme court so that people are property dred scott affirm slavery in two tho

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i never quit saving. that is why i'm giving this autobiographical stuff. i wrote a check to fidelity magellan fund. how poor was i? yet still putting money away. and then ik a yellow spot about the size of greenland on my stomach? i had no health care. and the company put me on the road so i could submit some expenses so i had to go to a migrant farm workers clinic to get fixed up there. which by the way i had a doctor who was one of the best i ever had. the upshot of investing while you were living in your car, i manage if you add it up i managed to put enough money away to teach, money amounted to a fund well into the six migs. i sopp stopped putting money in that years ago. i never touched it. i think the take away here is that i want you to save no matter what. no matter what. the earlier the better through thick and thin. when cnbc has the all-star managers on. send the money in as little or as much as you can. if i could still send those checks to the fidelity fund living in the back of my car, and saved by a pistol by my side, you can put away some money too, stay with cramer. >> taking control of your financial destiny is smart. but why would you

put my stuff in the car. i go into the liquor locker. i buy some stuff. i put on the counter hall's, gum, bottle of tequila. n the pocket. then, the guy behind me puts down hall's, gum, bottle of tequila. i look up. it's roxy. [ laughter ] so then, roxy says to me, "we've got to stop doing this." [ laughter ] and it really hurt my feelings, and then, i just said to him, "you gotta stop getting your music wrong for the seasons because you cannot be listening to christmas music." this is insane. and i said, "please, just get away from me. [ laughter ] you're following me and i don't like this and you're freaking me out." and i got in my car, and i texted my wife, "you won't believe what happened." and then, i wrote this story down to tell you. so, that's my story. >> jimmy: that is an amazing, amazing story. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for telling us. >> it's a long one. it's a long one, but it's worth it. >> jimmy: it's crazy. >> it's unusual. >> jimmy: it's unusual. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love that story. thank you. >> yeah, only in l.a. >> jimmy: thank you so much. can you -- let's change subjects. can

i could walk we all knew i was never going back. i just pulled myself up and started moving. i grabbed at everything i could reach until i learned better i put my tongue on anything. once iate papaya straight from the tree and i mourned the abject state of created fruit i living in that state in my ignorance thought i loved. i denounce such love. i married a local. i taught myself how to keep his garden. i swear i'm staying away from that state for good. i heard this quote a while ago and i just loved it ever since. >> just before she died, gert trued stein was able to ask, what is the answer? she got no response. her last words were, in that case what is the question? it is not who is it, are we there yet, is anybody home. not, how much for the lemon, not, how much for the ivory, leopard, the peach. not, when are we leaving. not, how will we leave. not, do you know who she came with? how many clowns will hit in the car. the head of a pin? no one cares how many angels. no one cares what you think of the smart bomb corruption, the mobs. your opinion on deregulation, no one's concerned much the question is not who done it the question is not w

and the company put me on the road so i could submit some expenses so i had to go to a migrant farm workers clinic to get fixed up there. i still put money away even as i was making weekly trips to the farm workers clinic. which by the way i had a doctor who was one of the best i ever had. the upshot of investing while you were living in your car, i managed, if you add it up 35 years later, i managed to put enough money away to teach, money amounted to a fund well into the six figures. i stopped putting money into that years ago. because of the power of compound. the amazing investors at the helm made a ton of money. just let it build. i think the take away here is that i want you to save no matter what. no matter what. the earlier the better through thick and thin. when cnbc has the all-star managers on. don't have enough time or money to handle your own stock portfolio, send the money in as little or as much as you can. if i could still send those checks to the fidelity fund living in the back of my car, and saved by a pistol by my side, you can put away some money too, stay with cramer. >> taking control of your financ

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. >> i want to pick on a sector i think is going to continue to be weak and had a tough weak. i want to look out a couple months. i looked athe xhb. i bought the april 2725 put shread for 45 cents. i bought one of the april 27 puts for 70 cents. i sold an april 25 put against it for 25 cents. my max risk is 45 cents. i can make up to $1.55 between 26.55 and 25. below that, that's my max payout. i can only lose that 45 cents. this is a designed risk that implied volatility is relatively cheap in the name. despite the movement, i'm selling that lower strike put. i don't think we are going to get an apocalyptic move. >> are the options cheaper? >> yes. >> that's one reason you are doing this. >> that's a really good point. we have seen more dispersion in the markets. stocks have been going in different directions. what ends up to etfs is that mutes how much they move around. when fear enters, they start to track together. the volatility of an etf or an index will increase. that's what happens when they start to decline. it is absolutely the case that right now, we're looking at a situation where we haven't seen indices. >> we are on the cusp, of -- >> you are m

now, what i do is to take a break and i take a curtain. i put a curtain here and i cut a hole through it, and i put the rope through it. i say, "okay. we're gonna do it again, gang. "we're gonna do it again, gang. hey, we're gonna play a trick. "you guys sit down. "i take the rope and i put it on a hook on a wall. hooked it on there, right?" and i say, "okay, pull like before." these guys over here, they pulled it just like before, they're pulling with a hundred, right? what's the scale reading say here? - 100. - 200. yeah, some people say 200. what do we say? - 100. - 100? okay? okay. a hundred. what's-- what's going on the other side? the wall is pulling. that's right. the wall's pulling. it's just as hard as-- the rope pulling on the wall... wall's pulling? yeah. this stuff--is this stuff hard? this stuff is kinda neat, ain't it, huh? you can't have a force without a counterpart. you can't have something pulling on something with, huh, honey, ain't that nice? so the wall pulls just as much as a human being. same same. question? what's the tension? the tension wou

i go home tonight. i carry this nine millimeter semi-automatic. i have a box in my closet. i take my gun out. no bullets in the gun. i take the clip out of the gun. i put crip in there. i take the bullet out of the chamber. i take the gun and put it in the box. i lock the box and it's not accessible. this is a big part of what i've taught my children and what i continued to preach at home. a lot of people will say, my god you don't have access if an.ar . i will take my chances. i would rather do makehat than e this accessible to children in the home. >> cheryl: you have a couple sons. you talked about this from the day they could understand? >> i took them shooting. i took them to ranges to shoot the weapon. but my family are not hunters. we like to think of ourselves as compassionate people. to me a gun is something i wear at work. when i go home, it's in the box and i don't have need for it there unless it would be an emergency situation. >> cheryl: for parents that have guns, what is your vision right now? >> always make sure that it is unloaded. teach your children never to point a gun at anybody. one accident can create devastating effects and rui

i stir it. and then i cut my hair, i make some paintbrushes. wrap it with paper and string. made two paint brushes. trying to take different ideas, what can i puton and wife, i was thinking about putting a scene here. where a guy at the fence and i want a little boy crying. so it knows that even though he's young, he's aware of the sadness, you know what i mean? he sees me getting locked up, he comes to visit me, he sees my girl, sees the tears in her eyes. so even though he's 3, he's sharp. know what i mean, smart. i want to put that in there, that will depict he's aware of what's happening. not fully aware of why i'm being locked up but he knows something bad is happening, you know what i mean? if you believe in god, you have to say forgiven. i never went to school for it, just on my own, i learned. if i didn't have that, i'd be mad. i'm going to be mad at the judicial system, mad at being here, mad at the inmates in here. right now i'm not. i'm at peace right now. >> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> nobody wants to go down in that shower with all kinds of freaks. >> when inmates refuse to shower with the group, it's the officers wh

i like it. it's easier than cutting. >> in the bed when i roll around and stuff -- >> i have hair like that, but i put keratin in it and it out and a pound of gel. >> but it's his image, hoda woman. >> how come you're taking a break you and your partner? >> i hear there are problems. >> no, no, no, no. >> that's the word on the street. >> word on the street -- you know, you can't trust everything that's on the street. >> no kidding. >> it's just that we are two strong individuals. two strong champions. >> but you're the uncle, and he is the nephew. >> yeah. >> you have jurisdiction, i think. >> you know, but then when the nephew gets older and bigger, you know, and stronger messing with ufc, putting uncle in choke holds and stuff, i say hey. he can make his own decisions now. >> how old is he? >> he is 26. >> he doesn't even have his frontal lobe yet. >> will you show us some of your dance moves? i know there's a signature move. [ cheers ] >> you and your fashion icon self. >> i got a couple of moves. i got a couple of moves. i got -- you know, the shuffle. right? it's like the charleston. >> the charleston? >> yeah. >

i lose the 1.20. what i want to do here is i think the market is set to roll over. i have this event. i will look to spread this puthat i own on any weakness. >> do you like this trade? do you like the name he picked to do the trade on? >> you highlighted this before. i suspect costco is a little bit less sensitive to marginal dollars but i like the trade for sure. it's interesting. the options market provides you with real dilemmas about how to put trades on. there aren't many dilemmas. the price of options is cheap. that means wh you make directional bet long or short you want to be net long premium. you don't need to get complicated about it. a put purchase is the way to go. >> you want to be long premium no matter what your bet is. costco is supposedly the world's biggest retailer of premium champagne. i would look at a dollar store instead for a derivative play. >> great point. why not go to the dollar stores where the customer is theoretically more similar. >> i don't know about you guys, we're all working harder, making less. taxes are higher. i'm not so focused just on the lower middle income consumer. i th

i would put the security guard outside. maybe one inside and one outside. but certainly outside. i mean, so i don't see a problem with that. >> i want to speak to what commissioner hyde said. i tend to agree with you. i don't think that if you put the conditions on these guys, and they acted more responsibly, i think that we cannot assume a nuisance that does not exist. it is like assuming someone does a crime before they do a crime. so, i think that, i tend to agree with you, these guys took this seriously, and improved their business, and improved the neighborhood, they clean up, they have gone to a lot of expense to do this. and i think that we have to give them a shot at the extra part of it. i mean, we could certainly have the inspector go and monitor it and make sure that it is working and we could at least call them back in and revisit the matter. but, i listen to your points, commissioner hyde and i think that they were well taken. that is my two cents. >> okay, any other commissioners have comments? >> to me, the security part of it, if there is a certain capacity in having a securit

i have to, victoria. i got to serve with the kids i sent there. who'll be with me? victoria... my mom's kicking me out if i don't get that bonus money. where am i going to go?! put the gun down, okay? i will help you. how are you going to help me if you're not here? you don't care about what happens! you're just trying to get rid of me! stop it. that is not true. i thought you believed in me but you're a liar like everyone else! no, i... (gasping) (sobbing) (gasping) (weakly) that's so... beautiful. ("politik" by coldplay begins) ♪ look at earth from outer space ♪ ♪ everyone must find a place ♪ ♪ give me time and give me space ♪ ♪ give me real, don't give me fake ♪ ♪ give me strength, reserve control ♪ ♪ give me heart and give me soul ♪ ♪ give me time, give us a kiss ♪ ♪ tell me of your politik ♪ ♪ and open up your eyes ♪ ♪ open up your eyes ♪ ♪ open up your eyes ♪ ♪ open up your eyes ♪ ♪ give me one 'cause one is best ♪ ♪ in confusion, confidence ♪ ♪ open up your eyes ♪ ♪ open up your eyes... ♪ ♪ ♪ this is amazing, how did you find us? i thought we might be related, so i had a fiber analysis done and sure enough, we're family. but you're not even shredded. you'

i think of myself as being not a typical musician in some ways. i have a lot of friends who are much more schooled and i am, they read, can play just about anything you put in front of them, but i what i have been able to do is internalize some experiences and spit them out on the guitar in ways, hopefully, which tells a story. if i was not doing this, maybe i would be writing short stories. i tried painting. i was lousy. but i like the idea. >> just to hammer on this point carter, do you think you got to where you got because of some brain structure that you have the others do not, or did you get there by hard work? >> i certainly worked hard but i think it was more inclination. i think it was some inherent sensitivity, proclivity toward trying to create sound as a way of expressing who i am. >> there is this 10,000 hour- rule to become a world expert at anything, whether it is a chess player, at fleet, anything. 10,000 hours of practice. do you agree with that, is that possible? >> it sounds plausible. i have been doing this for a long time but i think there was a critical point when i was younger that i felt i reached a certain point at which i felt like i had enough mastery

i made that mistake once. yeah, i was like, okay, i want sewer. so, i put sewer on there. well, sewer has 168 friends. so, i looked up 168 friends, i started hitting friend request, friend request, friend request. then i got some of their friends, send request, send request. i'll show you how we start up our own facebook account and what we do to try to get these people to friend us. again, we just really want to do it for intel purposes. how do we get started? one other thing i need to let you know, things that, you know, i'm letting you know my experiences and things. don't do this facebook account if you can on your own computer because we all have ip addresses. sometimes they can find out where you live and where you are. you can pay a little bit of money and do that. the other thing is if you do do it at work, try to get a dedicated computer just for that. we have a dedicated laptop that we use that they scrambled it or whatever so they can't really find us as well. so, if that's at all possible and feasible, do that. does anybody have a fake facebook account? tell me some stories about yourses. w

doctor and i'm about to tell me that i had my mom told me that i had hiv and i soon as i said that my teacher she automatically pulled my friend away from me and put up a glows around the classroom and to the fact that her knowing that i was hiv positive i couldn't go and crash if she's to pull garbage bags around me like if i had to use the bathroom she let me use the bathroom or myself choose to take my school lunch away from me or do so factor me being a child be positive she was abused she was abused by was school system other children started harassing gravely and she even got older we to know that adults treated this child will believe that she did i mean a child was in catholic school. private schools you would think you know somebody know better they do better that was not the case kids used to make fun of me saying that i have the monster or they used to just that i would get things to me like this one guy used to have really long hair she cut my hair off one day like i was while i was watching a movie in class and all of a sudden i heard says gold. and i just want my and she was like yeah i'm cutting your hair up because you're going to

i can't wait to see you, that's going to be great? what time, 12:00?" my wife is from spain. (laughter) i don't mean to be racist when i put that accent on. (applause) she says "i see you, 12 o'clock." turns to me and goes "i don't feel good!" and she saves her most vulnerable needy self for you because she feels safe in this relationship. the other thing is this chasm between what's normal -- a pregnant woman is constantly monitoring themselves every 15 seconds to my wife will be announcing and she'll be like "i have to pee every five minutes! i can't believe it!" then i'm like, well, we have four bathrooms in the apartment so you're covered. we have a bathroom in every quadrant at the ready, clean and freshly painted. then the next day she's like "i don't have to pee at all today!" i'm like -- i'm getting whiplash pee; no pee. it's either a pee or a no pee day. >> dave: yeah. it's an amazing -- (laughter) (applause) from the moment of conception the switches that are thrown to the support this process is endless. >> and my wife is very fit. she's a yoga instructor and she's been super fit her whole life and nutritionally very conscious. one of the most consci

i had to make realize like you know even . your mom didn't do something but you know she didn't know at the time and i had to realize i had to put my family sense into this like. i was born with that i did x. that is you know i can't be mad at my mother what can she do you know let me make make it make your future better don't don't look beyond the path i don't look at h.l.v. as a bad thing in my life and of other youth in raven's age group who are planning to contract in h i v. the reaction of people what they're going to think of them oh the stigma that's the main one i think of the stigma that's why a lot of young kids escape think it tested me on publicly that they discuss going on stuff like that but i'm talking as they young because i'm still in the young generation that you know it that's the that's where the big al biggest problem is that you know people accepting us and in a stigma. technology innovation all the developments around. the future are covered. secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build includes most sophisticated robots which fortunately. abound anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and. this is

i haven't done anything. he's clean. put your hands behind your back. but i haven't done anything. put your hands behind your back... now. am i under arrest ? no. you're under investigation. i have done nothing wrong. then you have nothing to worry about. if everything checks out you'll be free to go. i have done nothing wrong ! my car is stolen. where was the vehicle at ? i've been a policeman for 25 years. the biggest influence-- reason i became a policeman... is that i enjoy working with the public. my name is tony. i'm with the riverside police department. i live at riverside. you live in riverside ? i think it's important that the police who work with children come in contact. i think it's got to be on the positive, not with the negative; making class presentations on a positive note. and what color is the police car ? white and black. right. working with merchants is very important, because they're the ones that see... the influx of people that come into that type of community. how is the wife ? she's doing great. nice to have you in the area. i appreciate it very much. oh, thank you. there's a large community of spanish-speaking in this city. it is an asset that you

what i didn't or what i wanted to continue, but i didn't have time was, for instance, the programs that are being put out now for credit recovery. all right? i mean i'm a counselor, i me this is my specialty. i know this stuff. what you have here is what the district put out in their evening school, classes in a million years i would not have say that is what they need. pe, okay, george washington high school, we have two kids in pe after school and we are holding a class with two students, career ed, we have three students and holding a class, we have teachers, okay? no chinese. and 7 kids in spanish. okay? if you would ask me, these were not the classes that we need. okay? so and then you gave the schools, for instance, you gave george washington in addition to $25,000, okay to create programs all the way in the end of january. you know? to do that, what i am trying to say is there is disorganization here. it is disjointed, there is no organization. coming from the high school, office, it is, the students need this, but the way that it is brought about, it is so, it is really tacky, you know? and the students are on top of it are not reall

i had to make realize like you know even. be a mom then do something because you know she didn't know at the time and i had to realize i had to put my lily sense into this like. i was born with that i did x. that is you know i can't be mad at my mother what can she do you know let me make make it make your future better don't don't look beyond the path i don't look at a child we as a bad thing in my life and of other youth in raven's age group who are planning to contract in h.i.v. . the reaction of people what they're going to think of. the stigma that's the main one i think of the stigma that's why a lot of young kids are scared think it does that mean that they discuss stuff like that but i'm talking as they young because i'm still in the young generation that you know that's the that's where the big al biggest problem is that you know people accepting us and in a statement. i. think. thank you. thank you. cuckoo. cuckoo. clock. live. well. because technology innovation all the lives developments from around russia we've got the future covered. the americans have had the two major spot seal of the family in the church to address where they have a crisis they

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[laughter] and then i went to the army, and i put in when i was in the army. you don't now. and then i practiced law for 18 years, and i never put in over -- i put in over $874 bucks a year, and not one guy ever did. and then i went to two grand, and then it went to three grand a year self-employed. for god's sake, in '84, '83 when we were messing with in the last time, we found out the guy that retired got everything back in the first fife years of the men -- five years of the benefit period. for god's sake, there was 16 people paying into this system when i was a freshman at the university of wyoming, and today there are three people paying into the system and one taking out. got that? sixteen people paying in. whatever you put in today, i got tomorrow. and the retirement age was at 65 because life expectancy was 63. and now life expectancy is 78.1. and in three years we'll be 80. wake up. >> all right -- >> fear, guilt, racism and all the crap that goes with this and use your brain, for god's sake. >> mr. bowles, the point of no return, when can we no longer kick the can? >> you kno

surveyor there i met an old man and asked him for a drink of water he said that he won't share water with terrorists i said that i was in a terrorist and i was just thirsty then i was put into prison i am no terrorist i didn't even know that i was working with militants i only realized that through the rumors i started hearing and then when everyone went on to the frontline i was just cooking food for them no one even talked to me i think persecution is also reportedly becoming widespread in the area arabs and said to be persecuted on charges of allegedly collaborating with the militants you know the government and the french troops are fighting against our contacts in timbuktu also told us that shops belonging to arabs are being looted. and there are also fears of sectarian revenge attacks in mali following the french led military campaign more on this as well as images from the conflict torn country at r.t. dot com. well throwing his own government's warnings to the winds british prime minister david cameron has touched down in tripoli for a surprise visit he promised to stand by libya as it rebuilds even as his own foreign office won't britons of a growing threat to