james's grandma went missing. well, it ain't a mistake. have you seen james recently?n three years. still, this doesn't make sense. but you two were involved, right? well, he was my boyfriend. we lived together forever. you break up with him? we met at a bowling alley. at the time, that kind of life was really fun to me. ten years later, it wasn't. how long till you got married? a year. that's pretty quick. doesn't seem so quick when you're over 30. sher, going back, were you around when krystal supposedly went missing? mm, not the exact day. but i was staying over a lot. what was that like? how do you mean? before krystal was gone. sleeping over with grandma in the house? mostly okay. but sometimes not. ( kissing, girl moans ) let's go upstairs. no, it'll be better here. what if krystal comes in? let her. ( chuckling ) no, come on. what? times change, grandma. you got to accept that things ain't like when you were a kid. i just came to give you a check for groceries. you don't like it here, grandma, i can make other arrangements for you. but james threatened to put he

thank you, james.k city. you've got it all wrong! we're not attacking in new york. we're attacking in virginia. that's ridiculous, james. if it's so hot here, can you imagine what it's like down south? no, thanks. to march an army 500 miles in the height of summer? hah! no, my friend, we're going to retake new york city and win this war. whoa! [thud] washington's officer: sir, some of the men are betting each other on whether we're marching to new york or virginia. excellent! and our spies are spreading the word that we'll attack new york. our only hope is to be well on our way to virginia before the british realize that's where we plan to attack them! [men grunting] british soldier: right! put your back into it, men! that's more like it! cornwallis: lieutenant, i will not have any more british soldiers die of heat stroke digging our trenches and building our fortifications. you will immediately replace them with negro soldiers. gottfried hilz: present arms! right face! forward, march! halt! what is th

james, welcome to the show. >> thanks, matthew. it's a pleasure to be here. >> james, you're one of the most respected child counselors and therapists in the country, and yet as i'm reading your bio, i'm thinking, how did this guy ever get to where he is today? i mean, you really went through the school of hard knocks. >> yeah, i did, matthew. i was born in new york city, and when i was around 2, 2 1/2 years old, my parents abandoned me in a basement, and i was found by the lehmans, and they adopted me, and they were wonderful to me. they really wanted to provide a home for me. but i started having behavior problems as a young kid. i started getting oppositional and defiant. i'd get mouthy. i would be disrespectful. as i got older, my behavior got worse and worse and worse. when i was like 13, 14 years old, i was living on the streets of new york. i got involved with drugs and alcohol, and for many of those years, i was an alcoholic and a drug addict. i wound up doing about 6, 6 1/2 years in prison. finally, a judge sent me to a dr

james, you were exonerated.ouisiana is some two dozen states that gives money for those who have been exonerated. held in prison wrongly accused. for 30 years you were held. what, 25 thousand years for every year until 10 years? there is a cap at in years. get 200 $50,000. do you get it all at once? >> yes. >> or they give it to yearly? looks they give it to me yearly. oxo $25,000 a year. >> and i did 30 years. this, they should be giving you 750,000 dollars but louisiana captive. can you sue? >> i wish i could. i wish i could. but i'm not legally inclined. i have no one to try to pursue the issue. >> and most wrongful conviction cases, there's not a civil suit. people are so insulated from the suit, and what you have to prove is not what usually happened that almost nobody -- a very small proportion of people wrongly convicted recover in a civil suit. >> can you describe, henry james, what angola is like? it is referred to often as the plantation prison. what you do every day? field.rked in the >> in the fields

so as james developed and as james came out e sa as well illnessth and we were expecting probably aneven worse fight for james because we thought again we're going to take on the might of the state here and these professionals aren't keen on being proven wrong, particularly with something like autism because it is regarded as being something that can't be cured and so when we went to see the psychologist, she said well, this is wrong. this diagnosis is...is...is... is obviously not... not applicable to him. he's a normal boy! he's...he's perfectly capable of dealing and being what you would regard as...as normal. so she wrote in her official confidential psychology report that we only had last week as the result of our discussions and my interactions and observations with james during our appointment, it is clear there has been... been significant progress over time in all areas associated with the triad... triad of impairment with autism. as a result, the label of autism spectrum disorder is no longer appropriate for james and should be removed from any documentation in the future t

>> but james is not okay. the pilot's oxygen valves are flooding and they have to reach the surface fast in order to survive. >> the drill was that chris goes out through the floor of the boat first. which is now the top of the boat. >> they can barely see each other and communication is impossible. james realizes that chris is still inside the cockpit. >> i realize that chris hadn't gone. i didn't want to pop my belts and go out for fear chris then doing the same thing at the same time. >> as the water levels rise, there's no time to waste. james releases his safety belt and pushes the escape hatch open. a mounted exterior camera has survived the crash and records the desperate scene as james tugs at chris to follow him out. >> did have a hold on him as we came out of the cockpit and then i let go. >> after agonizing seconds, james reaches the surface. >> i was desperate to see that he'd come out of the boat because, you know, you can imagine him stuck in a boat and maybe injured and can't get out, whatever.

james? >>james: at 437 less talk bay area baseball. the oakland a's floor the magic #24 for the a.l. west title. over 20 doc culprit coco crisp receiving the jim catfish hunter award before they start a four game series with the twins. --o dot co. model of the second with no score set smith hit a foul pop fly in trevor--and trevor plouffe giving chase. in trips over the bullpen mound in comes a small window. in the eighth and tied at 6 ap's coco crisp but stays on top with a to run home run. the a's will hold on for the 8-6 win. coming up on the kron4 morning news. we're watching wall street this morning with the the release of the new iphone. new research shows college students did not feel adequately prepared for the work force when they graduate. we will tell you why. and a final vote today will determine a new safety feature on the golden gate bridge. we will be right back. did >>darya: >>james: watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows the three major indexes mix right now. investors are now trying to pick out what

>>james: we are back. wall street has managed to keep its winning streak going, despite investors' apparent disappointment over the two new iphones. a plunge in apple shares dragged the nasdaq down yesterday and s&p 500 up. futures trading right mouse shows all three indexes next three here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow closed up 135 points. the nasdaq lost 5. and s&p gained five. opening bell today as 630. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg didn't really want to take his company public last year but he has changed his mind now that the internet social network stock is steadily rising zuckerberg says he believes the ipo stock completed 16 months ago turned facebook into a stronger company that it would have been had it remained private pre it sobered made his remarks last night, a few hours after facebook stock hit its highest price since the ipo. facebook shares closed at $45.50.05. state lawmakers are sending governor brown legislation that would expand california's prohibition against employers ask

my son is irrelevant. >> no, he is. >> james, james. why were you cheating on this woman that you claim to love so much? >> i do love her. >> why would you -- >> we didn't have her take a test. i didn't go through the, you know, this crap. >> you need to take a test. you have been faithful this last year. yes, i wish i wasn't. >> and you say, you say marcus is irrelevant. he's holding hands -- [cheers and applause] >> he can hold her hand all he wants. that's my ring. >> no you can delete my number. >> what you -- >> taylor, he says he can get you back. does he have a chance to get you back? >> not in hell. [beep] [beep] >> an issue -- >> if you were a real man -- >> kirk! >> apparently he ain't got it. >> you ain't got nothing. >> he's back up against the law. >> that's why, that's why -- you're in that position. you need to relax. >> okay, james, james. hold on, one second. you say you're in the driver seat. >> let me tell you something. you are in the driver seat. agree. you're in the car by your self now. >> she going to call me. >>

james >>james: 419. gay rights advocates and religious conservatives are city council meeting for a vote on a nondiscrimination proposal that's drawing republicans from big names. if approved today san antonio would join other major texas cities with ordinances that prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. the human rights campaign says nearly 180 cities around the u.s. have similar protections. the mayor of san antonio says the ordinance is level- headed and overdue. texas attorney general says the ordinance would trample on religious freedoms. two new york city seaside community were disproportionately affected by the september 11th attacks and superstar sandy. the neighborhoods of rockaway and breezy point in queens lost about 80 residents during the attacks 12 years ago. and as the neighborhood to rebuild from sandy, affected families are taking stock of the irreplaceable mementos from one tragedy destroyed by the other. ohio's prison director is ordering reviews of how

james: i actually think proctor and gamble looks a lot better on the chart. it looks like it's primed to break out. it's about $2.50 off of its 52 week high. it's got some strong support about $2 lower. lean on those levels and i'd be looking to play a break out of proctor and gamble here. if i'm bullish in the market i gotta be bullish in p &g angie: here's your bonus round question for today. apple is out with it's new phone today. how well do you know the company? which statement is not true? which statement is false. the first apple logo feature isaac newton, the name macintosh was inspired by the apple variety, and the company came close to being called johnny appleseed. alan: the last one's not true. james: the last one has to be false. angie: great job. you know your apple company. alan: three in a row! first business continues right after this. matt shapiro, president of mws capital joins us for some chart talk on this friday. good morning. > >good morning angie. > >you manage people's portfolios. you know what happened this week with the fed---but is

[ james van der beek ] [ whispers ] alright, okay. thanks james. [ james van der beek ] yeah.h, no, that was great. [ male announcer ] get the right car without all the drama. cars.com. all drive. no drama. there are lots of ja"jamies" out there,ma. but that doesn't mean we're all the same. just like greek yogurts. that's why i prefer activia greek. mmm! activia helps regulate your digestive system. activia greek, ♪ activia! like no other greek yogurt. ♪ dannon ( elevator bell rings ) man: hey, martin, welcome back. thanks. vivian: hey, look who's back. hey. how you doing? oh, i'm doing great. aww. how you doing? well, i've been back a week already. people went missing, we have to find them, right? yeah, right. so who do we got on the board? ryan wallace, 15 year old, last see h.s. 402 during lunch yesterday. his mom's out of town. she's a flight attendant, but i'm heading over to his apartment to interview his sister. okay. look, i'm sure jack will call you when things get rolling. yeah, i'm sure he will. welcome back. thanks. when's your mother going to be back? i don't know

>>james: 432. the fire that's a black smoke and flames above seaside park new jersey is under control. thursday afternoon hundreds of firefighters on the boardwalk there's just one year after hurricane sandy destroyed it. chris what has the details. just as the iconic boardwalk and seaside park new jersey had begun to heal from hurricane sandy tragedy strikes again. a fire burned through at least 20 businesses leaving damage spread over six blocks. this is obviously a just unthinkable situation. for us to be standing here and watching this what's going on behind all of you. it just unthinkable. >> several firefighters suffered smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion. no cause yet but investigators are looking at reports that it may have started at a frozen custard shot-to shop and quickly escalated. seaside park gained national attention after hurricane sandy tore through it's costing the city $8 million just to rebuild the boardwalk. gov. christie stated his touted his state's resiliency. >>james: in

getdoes james mcbride better?hat is your benchmark for improving your own work if you avoid reading critiques? is a difficult question. i w those when i'm on the air with you. i amalways get those when on the air with you. you know what needs to be done when you are a writer. you do not really need to know whether or not you are doing the right thing. what you have to be wary of, if you are doing the right thing at the right level that will surpass your own life. i am hoping my work. pass -- will surpass my own life. , thef the great writers great artists, they have tunnel vision and they work beyond the area the time in which they live. i do not feel that good about my work. am -- i do noti think i am not good. climb --whole wall to a high wall to climb. to -- i do not need to hear that i am not in a good. ird know that. -- i already know that. tavis: from the very beginning of the conversation, you set me off in a direction that i want to keep pursuing. everything you say is so loaded, in a beautiful way. when y

james lacy.rom what i read in these local newspapers is looks like the people's history of require land during the great hunger, my people's history, was never record indeed books. nor barely mentioned in any newspapers. you will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened. the librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most e

oh, mamma mia, that's lebron james! >> lebron james is on his honeymoon right now.over in rome. they are out sightseeing but all of the other tourists are sightseeing lebron james. >> would think they never saw a giant black man in front of the national monument to the first king of unified italy. >> all of the people are taking a picture of lebron james, not the huge cool building they should take a photo of. >> they like lebron, hey? but they have to relax. it's not like he's going to dance for them or anything. oh, no, here goes. >> guy a serious funky chicken leg for him. the guy can move for a big guy. >> his wife takes him to the tour he's not into. >> boring and on the honeymoon! bringing him to places that are famous. >> i didn't see that! >> i hate women! >> we're in italy. make you look at this [bleep] stupid, women! >> hey, he loves women! he just has a horribly way of showing it. one last thing about lebron. somewhere are we sure they know who lebron james is? >> they look like they're taking pictures but i think they're on wikipedia. >> maybe they never

kristian alfonso plays hope james brady. >> james scott plays e.j. this book. very clever. >> our executive producer created first book. this is the second one. it encapsulates all the best of the actors of "days of our lives." five areas from nutrition to health to exercise and spirituality, and everybody contributed their best stuff. >> and it is all different. >> what is wonderful about the book, it gives the audience the opportunity, with twitter and everything, they're allowed to learn a little bit more and we can communicate a little bit more. but this is a book that really allows them to get to know us as people instead of actors. >> because they love that. they feel like they know you anyway. >> and we share home secrets, fashion and health and you'll find out things about james and galen. >> like what? >> what we will find out about james? >> i don't know. >> he's an incredible photographer. >> i have so much photography. photography is something i enjoy, so that's in the book a little bit. and i've never been in the mountains, you can see m

>>james: we will check back with mike for updates. >>darya: protesters took to it to the streets fighting for fair wages at wal-mart. wal-mart associates say they want to become full-time and make at least $25,000 a year. employees say they were fired by wal-mart for protesting in the past want their jobs back. >>: wal-mart is a large company. they make over $60 billion a year and profits alone. the ceo makes 1034% in an average store workers all i am not asking for a lot. >>darya: police said 11 people were arrested because they refuse to leave. but besides that the protest was peaceful. mayer did not make herself available. >>: nationwide protests were also taking place. there were arrests elsewhere as well. we know of rats that were made in new york and in los angeles . >>mark: a strange and tragic story we are following. a 19 year-old man was hit and killed by the remote control helicopter he was operating he died yesterday afternoon and a brooklyn street police that he was operating this small r c helicopter won the blade sliced

>>james: in san francisco. a 20-year old man was shot and killed as he was getting out of a muni bus. police are now searching for the person responsible. this muni surveillance video captured the suspect's image before the shooting. it happened just before ten- monday night. at randolph and bright streets. the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. police say, the suspect and victim do not appear to have known one another. have known one another. for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. rampage are americans. martin savidge reports. gunshots from the shopping center continue t

>>james: it is 428. we will give full details on the hot spot with erica coming up in just a moment. Ñáçwçñ >>james: a good morning. the big stories that we are following. president obama speaking out in a television address last night speaking out in a offering a rationale for greater u.s. intervention night-- offering a rationale for greater u-s intervention in syria's civil war. the president is endorsing a russian offer for international inspectors to seize and destroy chemical weapons used by the assad regime. if syria cooperates, a u-s missile strike would be averted. and today marks 12 years since nearly three-thousand people were killed in the september 11th attacks. we are following events at the disaster sites, as well as events taking place here in the bay area-- to honor those who lost their lives. moments of silence will be held today in memory of the people who died in the 11, 2001. first an update with your coverage >>erica: this evening we will have a cooler weather. that if you have some

james -- oh, my god. it's james poison right there. oh, my god.fantastic. i have all of your albums. [ laughter ] i have all of your albums. james, can i get some thank-you note writing music, please? ♪ aw. it hurts so good. yeah. the first cut is the deepest, man. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. beautiful. ♪ thank you, britney spears' new song "work bitch," for sounding like a motivational poster written by jesse from "breaking bad." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, the new study claiming men with smaller testicles make better fathers, though i wasn't a fan of the study's name "awesome dads, tiny nads." [ laughter ] that's weird. >> steve: that's rude. >> jimmy: the whole study's weird. >> steve: rude. no need for that. >> jimmy: no. ♪ thank you, "the scarlet letter" 'a,' for being the original tramp stamp. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] first one. ♪ thank you, chopsticks, for making me feel like i'm playing the claw game every time i try to eat a piece of sushi. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, stethoscopes, for letting doctors

oh, mamma mia, that's lebron james! >> lebron james is on his honeymoon right now.s over in rome. -- are out sooth seeing sightseeing but all of the other tourists are sightseeing lebron james. >> would think they never saw a giant black man in front of the statue. >>ll of the people are taking a picture of lebron james, not the huge cool building they should take a photo of. >> they like lebron, hey? but they have to relax. it's not like he's going to dance for them or anything. oh, no, here goes. >> guy a serious funky chicken for him. guy can move for a big guy. >> his wife takes him to the tour he's not into. >> boring and on the honeymoon! bringing him to places that are famous. >> i didn't see that! >> i hate women! >> we're in italy. make you look at this [bleep] stupid, women! >> hey, he loves women! of ust has a horribly way showing it. one last thing about lebron. somewhere are we sure they know who lebron james is? >> they look like they're taking pictures but i think they're on wikipedia. >> maybe they never got up close. don't know. >> ignorant. >> so v

we began working on papers of james monroe in 1989. and the first step in doing a project like this is, of course, to know how many documents are what they are. and there were some we knew about. there was a collection of monroe's papers at library of congress. there's another major collection at new york public library. this is a collection here at the monroe museum. there's various others around. we knew there would be a lot in the national archives, of course, because of his long employment with the national government. we knew because he had been governor, had been an office holder in virginia trillion dollar be papers in the state arkansas kentuckys as well. we printed up these little cards that we sent around to libraries around country, any place that would possibly have manuscript collections and ask do you have any monroe documents? do you have a lot, do you have a few, ?owm and we had a fairly good response to that. once we had that core, we then began to research the documents and prepare them for publication. and there are

james are you alive oh. my how are you fine but maybe you can use my help now yes please if you could. write that would be great come on of course i'll do all i can. james and as you can see the house is quite big there are two sections we have a living space and a housekeeping section we're now in the housekeeping section there are barns for cows and goats downstairs and here is the court yard called the. it's an extension of the farm building. did james bring some firewood but i think the smaller pieces they'll burn faster sure ok just a minute. but below it see in my house but then he was able to explain to me exactly where i've been going wrong. be careful watch your head. james before you put the firewood and you have to open up the chimney just pull this rope here if you don't then the whole house we filled with smoke. so handy hint and making you fall and open the little sleet cover the blocks the chimney. it would have been useful to know that a bit there. but you do as much as you can we're going to

james? a >>james: talking about what's happening right now.uilding for the the iphone of 5 release. we are just a half hour away here in the bay area. we're talking about the iphone 5 s and iphone 5 see. kron4's tech report gave slate is live from the apple store in san francisco. they gave up. you are out there amongst the crowd. >>gabe: check this out they've had a tarp up all morning in the store and they just took it down. we will try to zoom into the back of the store and on the table there you can see that is the new iphone 5 s and five see. there they are. so close yet still so far away. the store opens at 8:00 a.m.. hundreds of people are lining of at bay area apple stores and verizon team mobil. i have to tell you this is amazing. i just did a count on the line here. it wraps around the corner almost reaching lombard street. , research i've done. i do believe the five as it is going to be it is going to be very hard to find especially the gold. everyone wants the gold. if you can live with a five see all have a better chance of gettin

and music from jim james. with cleto and the cletones. and now, in all honesty, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for -- [ cheers and applause ] all of the applause is nice. thank you for taking a break from being on the phones to be here. i want to show you, we have music from jim james, lovely hannah ware is with us and captain cook from "breaking bad" aaron paul its here. [ cheers and applause ] are you viewers of "breaking bad?" [ cheers and applause ] i probably shouldn't say this. backstage a couple minutes ago, aaron told me how "breaking bad" end. it ends with scenes. inside joke. a lot of people are excited about the fact that aaron is here. we had to add extra security tonight. in fact, where is, there he is. lavoe crawford from "breaking bad" is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] what's up lavoe, how you doing? >> what's up? >> jimmy: not much. thank you for coming. >> yeah, whatever, man. i am just here to keep an eye on him. >> jimmy: you have to kee

oh, mamma mia, that's lebron james! >> lebron james is on his honeymoon right now. he's over in rome. they are out sightseeing but all of the other tourists are sightseeing lebron james. >> would think they never saw a giant black man in front of the national monument to the first king of unified italy. >> all of the people are taking a picture of lebron james, not the huge cool building they should take a photo of. >> they like lebron, hey? but they have to relax. it's not like he's going to dance for them or anything. oh, no, here goes. >> guy a serious funky chicken leg for him. the guy can move for a big guy. >> his wife takes him to the tour he's not into. >> boring and on the honeymoon! bringing him to places that are famous. >> i didn't see that! >> i hate women! >> we're in italy. make you look at this [bleep] stupid, women! >> hey, he loves women! he just has a horribly way of showing it. one last thing about lebron. somewhere are we sure they know who lebron james is? >> they look like they're taking pictures but i think they're on wikipedia. >> maybe they

alan knuckman and james ramelli are standing by. topic number one: old timers - ibm and time warner are moving their retirees to the new healthcare exchanges. are these mature stocks a buy? alan: you're asking me to pick the best dinosaur. looking at ibm that's more of an investment time warner has doubled from 60 to 120---that was pulled back a little bit. we're sitting around 110. my target on that's 134. so i still have some more upside in time warner. but i like the healthcare stocks actually better. they've got huge momentum if you look at cigna or wellpoint or aetna---they've gone straight up. james: i actually completely agree with alan here. ibm is facing some challenges---some fundamental changes in their business. i like the space that time warner's in a lot. stocks like time warner and comcast have done well this year. gotten a little bit of a pullback here and look relatively cheap. i would like to play time warner to the long side. angie: topic number 2---oranges are extremely expensive in jakarta and that's because of

mo moreover, the language quoted in james rosen's report is important.t says the security council will take measures commensurate with the violations. commensurate with the violations. well, that word means anything you want it to mean, and you can bet that in a debate in the security council it will go on for quite some time. >> one of the latter components for taking decisive action against syria over the chemical weapons use has been senator lindsey graham. his first reaction pe talked with governor huckbee. here's a little of that. >> the mixed debauchery can't be repeated when it comes to iran. i'm going get a bipartisan coalition together. we're going to put together a use of force resolution. allowing our country to use military force as the last resort to stop the iranian nuclear program, to make sure they get a clear signal that all of this debacle called syria doesn't mean we're confused about iran. >> ambassador, you were one of the first people to say, we need to keep our eye on iran. syrian a secondary issue. what's your response to the sena

audience, james needs your help right now. go to your keypads and vote.ussive music] ♪ >> come on. >> let's see what the audience has to say. 92% of 'em went with devious maids. >> i like that. i like the confidence. >> yeah, they were in it. they didn't like flaming cooks. that was a different-- totally different show right there. >> yeah.

james: i actually think oil has some more downside here. we're seeing all the fear premium getting pulled out of oil. all of the weak longs getting shaken out. i think there's still some more downside. i think the one thing that also could add to that is the taper. alan: there's always the upside shock price risk when you're looking at the oil market. anything can happen in the world. looking at it from a technical standpoint, we're back to the base where we were before the serious stuff happened. we've been above $100 a barrel since july. it's been a long time. it's the new normal. from a risk reward level, lean on the 102. we actually got down and made some new lows over the last couple of days but the volatility didn't make new highs. so that may be a sign that things are turning. angie: topic number three--- google globetrotting. we recently learned that google jets are fueled with a price rate break because of a government subsidy. so what do you think about these stocks? do you think google will soar? maybe some other internet stocks?

these are just some of the huge stars james has worked with who did not want to be here tonight. >> jamesays has that look of, oh, man, how did this perfect amount of facial hair end up on my face? i'm from palo alto, california. no one questions why i talk like i'm from brooklyn. >> i know it is not easy for you, james. you overcame a child hood affliction known as dumb face. >> look at me do all the talking while you sit they're doing nothing. i feel like i'm doing the oscars with you. >> that was good stuff, thomas. we could not show you the real meaty stuff. >> it is blue. let's look at the christian grey guy. i know you lost out on this part. the girl has famous parents. if he had famous, it would be heath ledger and chatum tanning. >> i am upset i missed out on that part. >> thanks, buddy. >>> still ahead, your best tweets and "morning joe" moments away. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle.

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joining me now is james peterson is and e.j. deion. thank you both for coming on the show. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> what do americans need to hear on tuesday? >> to be honest, i'm not sure he will ever get a majority for now saying this is a great idea. he almost conceded as much and said even if a majority is against the congress has to decide if it's the right thing to do. there are a number of things he has to explain. number one, he has been reluctant to intervene. why does this chemical attack change his own calculus there. there he needs to make a strong and i believe legitimate moral case. if the world just lets this go by, it's much more dangerous for us in the long term. the second thing he has to do is make clear this will not lead to american troops in syria but there is a long-term strange that could lead to a solution there. i think it's a makeable case. and i think the key is to reassure a whole lot of democrats who really do not want to vote for this but who do not want to cripple their president in foreign p

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james: facebook clears its ipo price. expect some people to run for the exits that have been in the stock for a long time. we're not seeing that happen. however they're starting to unlock this mobile space. they're starting to gain more revenues from that. i think if they're able to continue to do that there's a lot of growth potential for facebook. alan: that's an epic comeback if you can look at it technically and not think about it too much. that $20 move off that low---tack it on to that $38 price---that puts a price objective at 58. still a lot of upside and the nasdaq has been extremely strong all year long. angie: topic 3: priceless--- what stock could be the next tesla or priceline? those stocks have been hot this year. alan: i got it. soda! the future is water. people said that 10 years ago we were gonna bottle water and charge more than we do for coke but the reality is that the fizzy water soda machines are a revolution now. you can make your soda on your own or make that fizzy water on your own. if you look at

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