jim: on second and 7.ack over to welker, who tip toes down the sideline for another first down near the 34. he escaped demario davis for 12. phil: same thing again, two-receiver side. it was inside and now you break him outside. jim: remember, a field goal would not end it. a touchdown would. phil: good point. jim: first down from the 34 and brady. time to go deep to the end zone and dejon branch was down there with yeremiah bell. phil: it kind of makes me backtrack. you can give on this drive, knowing if they get a field goal they have a chance to tie and you have four downs. jim: the first time there was ever a chance for this new fanged overtime system to be implemented, tim tebow ended it on the first play of the overtime last season on the first pitch to thomas. first down and 10. tough catch. woodhead for four. another third down on the way. a field goal from here would be about a 48-yard attempt. but first they want more. third and 6. phil: this could be the first blitz of this drive. jim: sideline

. >> we go to jim lehrer of pbs, moderating this debate. >> jim: i'm jim lehrer. i welcome you to the first of the 2012 presidential debates, between president barack obama, the democratic nominee, and former massachusetts governor, mitt romney, the republican nominee. this debate and the next three, two presidential, one vice-presidential, are sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. tonight's 90 minutes will be about domestic issues and will follow a format designed by the commission. there will be six roughly 15-minute segments, with two-minute answers for the first question. then open discussion for the remainder of each segment. thousands of people offered suggestions on segment subjects or questions via the internet and other means. but i made the final selections. and for the record, they were not submitted for approval to the commission or the candidates. the segments, as i announced in advance, will be three on the economy and one each on health care, the role of government and governing, with an emphasis throughout on differences, specifics a

one. >> jim: let's not. let's let him respond to this specific on dodd frank and what the governor just said. >> i think this is a great example. the reason we have been in such an enormous economic crisis was prompted by reckless behavior across the board. now twasn't just on wall street. you had loan officers that were giving loans and mortgages that really shouldn't have been given bos because the folks didn't qualify. hupeople borrowing money to buy a house they couldn't afford. hucredit agencies stamping these as a-1 great investments when they weren't. but you also had banks making money hand over fist, churning out products that the bankers themselves didn't even understand, in order to make big profits, but knowing that it made the entire system vulnerable. so what did we do? we stepped in and had at this time toughest reforms on wall street since the 1930s. we said, banks, you have to raise your capital requirements. you can't engage in the rinky behavior that is putting main street at risk. we are

-- jim -- jim -- jim, would you shut the [ bleep ] up?- >> uh, jim, uh, shut the [ bleep ] up. [ laughter ] >> jim. shut the [ bleep ] up, man. >> and keep it shut. keep your mouth shut. >> i was -- supposed to moderate this debate! i was hired to do a job! >> jim -- jim -- keep your mouth -- keep your [ bleep ] damn mouth shut. >> well, you shut the [ bleep ] up! >> jim -- don't tell me to shut -- now, don't -- >> jim -- shut the [ bleep ] up. [ laughter ] >> he's right. >> i'll put my foot in your ass. [ laughter ] >> we haven't -- jim, you just should have shut up in the first place and we wouldn't have gone through all this. >> you know, if you'd have just shut up in the first place, there wouldn't be all this talk of feet in your ass. [ laughter ] >> -- diarrhea of the mouth is what you have. [ talking over each other ] >> -- the foot in the ass -- >> jim, put down that sharpie before i shove it up your ass. just shut up! [ laughter ] >> your ass is going to smell like marker. [ laughter ] >> he's going to stick a sharpie up. that's

thank you, jim. >> jim: thank you, governor. thank you, mr. president. the next debate will be the vice-presidential event on thursday, october 11 at center o'clock in danville, kentucky. for now, from the university of denver, i'm jim lehrer. thank you and gbts. ooh thank you and good night. [cheers and applause] did >> 90 minutes later. it was a robust debate, in the team jerseys, governor rom f >>> president obama in the blue. t romney landing a number of jabs on the president from everything from debt and jobs and the the economy toealt healthcare to h his green g energy program and saying, americans republican and and democrat need leadership and he is prepared to provide it.ovid the president keeping his cool which was said by the punditsbe to be one of the challenges for him tonight and saying leadership requires more than just lofty goals, it requires specifics and he didn't see see them from the governor. mitt romney looking mostly oh he veronica moser at president at president obama when making his points and president obama be looking mostly a

>> caller: hi, jim.im, with "twilight" coming november 16, my stock is lionsgate. >> i think it continues to creep up over time. it will get there eventually. matt in texas? >> caller: what do you think of united health? >> insurance is good. the growth in the economy is real. let's go to kevin in new york. kevin? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, sticker ttsh? >> man, that's too hard for me. i'm going to take a pass on that one because those guys have been hit or misses. i need you in accenture. >> caller: jim, how are you? >> good. how you? >> caller: good. my stock is aet. >> buy, buy, buy slams. >> stephanie link and i were kicking ourselves. why didn't we buy aetna? why didn't we buy aetna for the trust in let's go to janice in pennsylvania. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. hartford financial? >> goes higher. >> buy, buy, buy! >> i know becky had a big interview. i want to see that interview. john in virginia, john? >> caller: i got crm, november 145 calls. >> wow, you know what? keep them. keep them. you're playing

welcome. >> thank you, jim. glad to be back. >> rick, your conference call depressed me, because you guys are straight shooters. wasn't like you said we had a great quarter, you point blank said, due to significant decline in revenue late in the quarter, both operating groups, key financial metrics came in well below expectations. explain to us how that could happen? >> jim, it was a combination of three factors, in order, first of all, the missing revenue. with less revenue, you have less growth. and second was you talked about it in the intro. the western regions, higher margin, higher calorie business overall. the business centralized in the west, a double whammy and geographic mix shift. stronger in the east. components business in asia had stronger sequential growth, but it exacerbated the shift from the west and all three contributed to the disappointing bottom line. >> when i heard about the bottom line, wow, the housing economy strong, auto economy strong, but we have worries about the gridlock in washin

welcome. >> thank you, jim. glad to be back. >> rick, your conference call depressed me, because you guys are straight shooters. wasn't like you said we had a great quarter, you point blank said, due to significant decline in revenue late in the quarter, both operating groups, key financial metrics came in well below expectations. explain to us how that could happen? >> jim, it was a combination of three factors, in order, first of all, the missing revenue. with less revenue, you have less growth. and second was you talked about it in the intro. the western regions, higher margin, higher calorie business overall. the business centralized in the west, a double whammy and geographic mix shift. stronger in the east. components business in asia had stronger sequential growth, but it exacerbated the shift from the west and all three contributed to the disappointing bottom line. >> when i heard about the bottom line, wow, the housing economy strong, auto economy strong, but we have worries about the gridlock in washin

meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer is up right after this. >>> i'm jim cramer. welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. >> firms are going to go out of business, and he's nuts. they're nuts. they know nothing. >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you a little money. my job is to entertain and educa educate. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. the gulf is huge, wide and growing. both sides are digging in their heels, getting set in their ways, growing more vociferous and partisan. sometimes it looks like the name calling and disagreements are so wide it looks like there is no hope whatsoever for compromise. i'm not talking about the race for the white house, silly. i'm talking about the battle between the bulls and the bears and the soul of the market, one that played out today with the averages rallying in the morning and getting slammed in the afternoon. dow closed down

>> caller: hello, jim. that come downs, that's the danny walker family and they're doing quite well. >> caller: hey, jim cramer, i wanted to wish you a big boo-yah. >> thank you, same. >> caller: i want to know how do you feel about esrx? >> express scripts, that merger -- >> buy, buy, buy! >> that stock doesn't come in. when it does come in, i need you to pull the trigger. esrx is the real deal. can i go to marilyn, please, in pennsylvania. go ahead, marilyn. >> caller: boo-yah to you, jim cramer. >> nice. >> caller: i'm in -- i'm in my 80s, and my certificates of deposit paying 5% are maturing. >> right, the rolling over. >> caller: what do you think of johnson & johnson? >> i think that is ideal. what of the great balance sheets in the world. >> buy, buy, buy! >> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter

>> caller: yes, jim, boo-yah and how many more times, jim? >> huh?ot me. >> caller: i wanted to ask you about ford. >> oh, okay. ford, my friend doug kass, who writes for "real money pro" at part of thestreet.com, he took a position in ford ahead of the conference call. which is tomorrow. ahead of the conference call. i think ford and domestic is doing well. i don't like ford latin america, don't like ford europe, they have to retrench in europe if they're going to do anything good. i'm neutral, but doug kass says buy. tom in delaware, tom? >> caller: hey, jim, big boo-yah from little delaware. >> delaware, i love. a lot of friends there, what's going on? >> caller: jim, i watch the show almost every night, 6:00 and 11:00, sometimes record it. i've learned a lot from you. >> thank you. >> caller: this stock costco has me bamboozled, the stock goes up, i bought it, tanked immediately. what's up? or should i say what's down with costco? >> can i say that's not an acceptable situation in this market? do you know that broadcom reported a beautiful quarte

i'll see you at "squawk on the street," jim cramer is up now. >>> i'm jim cramer. and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game! going out of business and he's nuts they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. we keep hearing how woeful the earnings are. about how more than 60% of the earnings reports have been disappointing. and that's the reason why this market's so tough to navigate. today being no different with the averages bouncing around before ultimately closing in the red, dow giving up points, nasdaq losing .29%. but we aren't getting destroyed day after day either, though as you would expect from all the commentary, right? you would read that, hear it, you would think that all earnings have been uniformly terrible. it's not true. you know why th

how so, jim? >> well, look, they're talking about tightening mortgage standards again because of the standards put forth by dodd-frank. lending standards are already too tight even though the housing market is improving, you talk to mortgage companies and title companies and tell you the same thing over and over again. these deals are very difficult to close right now. even though they're closing them. and this is the reason the housing market is not, has not moved a needle on the economy, like the statistics would suggest. keep in mind 31% of home owners out there are still underwater anyway so the housing market is held back anyway, if you tighten standards now, it's going to have a deleterious effect and not only that, but the federal reserve board is out there and 75% of all mortgages, the mortgage market is becoming the same monster it was under fannie and freddie mac. we don't need this, i needs to be settled by iividual banks not by the federal government. >> brenda: okay. steve isn't this

mad money with jim cramer starts right now. >> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. firms are going to go out of business, and he is nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing. i always like to say there is a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you a little money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to teach you and educate you on days like today to figure out what it means. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. every day during earnings season, we take the measure of the market and we make a judgment, a judgment on the future. today with the dow plummeting 129 points, s&p sinking 0.62%, and the nasdaq giving up 0.43%, we judge the future negatively. but how did we reach that judgment? how did we reach that point total? it's almost like a sports match express eed math cali. the averages would be nothing happens with individual companies or with governments and central banks. that's the so-called mi

>> caller: hey, jim, it's jeanie.i just moved to florida from new jersey, but i wanted to ask you about lowe's. i bought lowe's back in may, april-may at 32. and it had gone down ever since. in august it hit a low. now it's going back up. so what should i do? should i hold it? >> well, look, lowe's is an inexpensive stock. we at actionalertsplus.com, our charitable trust would rather own best of breed, which is home depot. but sometimes owning the second best of breed in the turnaround is fine too. i'm going to bless your lowe's. i think 28 downside. 34 upside. mike in delaware. >> caller: ba-ba-ba-boo-yah. >> i'm liking that. what is going on? >> caller: cabela's, man. got it earlier in the year. it's going like gang busters? do you think they might do a dividend in the future? >> cabela's is on fire. a friend of mine went to cabela's the other day and said they are actually out, i kid you not, of bow and arrows. bows and arrows. people love to shoot things. hey, you know what? i can get into that. but i got to tell

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no. >> that's just a noise. >> jim, jim, jim, would you shut the [ bleep ] up. >> that was a facsimile i think. more from the debate aftermath. the big bird nonsense continues. how did the former gop candidates feel about the mitt romney pledge to stop funding for pbs if elected president? first, rick santorum last night on cnn. >> would you kill big bird? >> well, as a matter of fact, i voted to kill big bird in the past. it doesn't mean i don't like big bird. you can kill things and still like them. maybe to eat them, i don't know. >> you can kill things but still like them? very interesting. >>> on to newt gingrich who went to one zoo after another during his presidential campaign. newt was on cnn last night with former michigan governor jennifer granholm, an active obama supporter, of course. let's take a look. >> newt gingrich, should big bird be killed or not? >> that's total baloney. big bird makes millions and millions of dollars annually. >> save big bird! >> it's a commercially profitable show. >> save big bird! >> you would save big bird? >> i would save big bird by liberati

rogers in washington he's an author financial commentator an international investor jim thank you for being with first i guess i'm going to ask you what a lot of people been asking your over the last few weeks why have you decided to invest in russia after all these years of saying you never would. appearance i'm delighted to be your guest i agree with most of what they said in fact i'm delighted to see the show rush i've been negative on russia since i first went there in one thousand nine hundred sixty six bear a pessimist about russia but in the last several months russia russia is changing this is far as i can see it changing when things change peter i want to change with them that's how you find opportunities what's the can you just give us one example i mean like structural reform currency management i mean you know the way the equity markets are going give us one tip. well there is a structural reform and it's not fast enough i happen to agree with that but at least it's happening for goodness sakes it's not going the other way other things that are happening they set up a fund

jim smith: i'm voting for question seven. ken ulman: i'm voting for question seven. stephanie rawlings-blake: and i'm voting for question seven.

there was news that was broadcast - quote, unquote - broadcast by jim jones. and because he had total control of the media, for example, he told the community that african americans were being rounded up and put in concentration camps in america. and there was really no way that they could verify the truth or falsity of that. he suggested that world war iii was about to begin, and they had really no way of knowing that that was not the case. and so in a situation of that kind of isolation, you obviously look to your leader, and you look to each other for support and understanding of the events that are going on around you. >> when you look over the basic teachings of the people's temple, they're very sound doctrines. what takes sound, humanitarian - based doctrines and turns them into such frightening belief? >> i think that people's temple and the people who were part of it felt under intense pressure and attack by the outside world, both from ex-members, which are called apostates now, the media, and government, which was investigating the organization. and

booth -- jim.ts after this 108th world series? >> i think jim is better than putting our names together. let's hear about the giants from you. what do you take away in this world series? >> the big thing i took away from it was barry zito's talk about hunter pence giving a speech and we were rendered speechless. that's a strong statement. a lot of karma that they have for each other. i think bruce bochy was right. i mean, their pitching, their bullpen, they held the tigers to twelve hits over the last three games. twelve. >> and i think you can't lose sight of the fact not only did they come back in the postseason, in april they lost their close, brian wilson. they had their best player, arguably, melky cabrera suspended in august. they watched the dodger make all those blockbuster deals. and yet here they are. they are the last team standing in twelve. they win it all. >> it was once said that those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it. we have all seen this before. but how many dismisse

and for now from boston, i'm jim lehrer thank you and good night.u and good night. from oxford, mississippi, thank you, senators, both, i'm jim lehrer, thank you and good night. ( applause ) >> good job. >> good job, john. >> woodruff: that interview with jim and kate leerir was record last fall. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: president obama and mitt romney prepped for their face-to-faceÑi meeting tonight in denver, where they will square off in the first debate. and the syrian civil war threatened to boil over, after mortar fire from syria killed five people in a village in turkey. the turks fired back at targets in syria. and in a new project launching today, the "newshour" is allowing you to make your own political ads. kwame holman explains. >> holman: gwen, the adlibs mozilla game let's the viewer be the candidate. you can mash up your facebook photos to make personalized political ads. find that on our home page. today in making sense, with millions of americans still outr of work, economics correspondent paul solman expl

. >> we will >>> i'm jim cramer. welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. >> firms are going to go out of business, and he's nuts. they're nuts. they know nothing. >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. what would happen if a presidential contender ran on a platform that included as essential ten that he wanted stocks to go higher? what would happen if either presidential candidate came out and said, i think the stock market should break out to all-time highs and buy! i'm going to do my best to get it there. that's something to ponder on the night of the first debate n a day where the averages couldn't punch their way to be higher. dow gaining 12 points. s&p climbing .36%. neither candidate has articulated such a view. but

jim in florida. jim! >> caller: dr. cramer, i presume. >> you betcha it is. what's going on, chief?edical advice as soon as possible. i'm not good at anatomy but i have a bad pain in my option area and it's spreading to my wallet area. >> i'm not a proctologist. >> caller: $140 call option on salesforce.com which expires next month. i wonder if i'm on death watch. >> look, i think you should roll it over to another contract. i don't want you to have a gun to your head. i do think salesforce.com is doing well. if we are just trying to play that next month that's dicey for me. roll it out. then you will do better. take the gun away from the head, sir. let's go to joe in florida. joe! >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from vero beach, florida. my question is about nps pharmaceuticals. sticker npsc. >> i like it as a good spec. you live by my friend near you, spanish house where i may surf this winter. jeff in new york, please. jeff! >> caller: how are you? love the show. >> thank you. >> caller: calling about opco health. the ceo has some new products coming out. >> i wish dr. frost would come

accuweather's jim dickey. thank you, jim. >>> sandy is bringing air travel to a standstill along the east coast impacting travelers as far as europe and asia. >> amazing. so far more than 7,000 flights have been canceled through the evening. abc's lisa stark has more. >> reporter: at new york's la guardia airport, a madhouse, travelers scramble to get out before the storm comes in. >> we are trying to get back to raleigh, north carolina and we are stuck. >> we are basically almost having nervous breakdowns. >> reporter: the airlines are taking no chances starting to cancel flights from washington, d.c. northward. united delta, southwest, american, jet blue and usairways all announcing they will be closed for business on the east coast. a massive shutdown that will ripple nationwide. >> when there are flight cancellations in major hub cities like new york, like philadelphia, like washington, d.c. that affects travelers all over the country. >> reporter: airlines will remove planes from airports in the hurricane

councilman jim gramm is the newest public official embroiled in scandal. tonight, he is telling his story to abc7 news. tom spoke with him tonight and his lead in the district with this the evolving story. >> the report came out this afternoon could initially jim graham's office said that he would not have a response. >> what we're talking about here is maybe maybe, one sentence at the end of a meeting -- >> tonight jim graham defended himself. the report accuses him of conflict of interest and not

jim, can you tell me, what's the cops thinking? how did he allegedly get the little girl into his vehicle? what happened? >> well, we haven't really heard an exact theory on that, but he must have known this neighborhood so well. it's a lot of curvy streets and cul-de-sacs and dead ends. there are no major streets between jessica's home and his home. he would have known the area very well. just driving through here and getting familiar with the area you can see how it really wouldn't be that difficult for somebody who is 17 years old to dealing with somebody who is only a precious little girl who is 10 years old to try to get her into a vehicle and be out of here in a matter of minutes. >> joining me jim spellman. also with us tonight, investigative journalist rita cosby. rita, he tried this on about that we know of three or four people already. so if you look at those m.o.s, modus operandi, method of operation. if you don't know a horse, rita, look at his track record. there he was at ketner lake -- let's see a shot of ketner lake