jim was real.ot make up a politically correct fake stuff about moving on. he told the truth. he said yes. jimimportant thing is that was not bitter. there is a profound difference tween anger and bitterness. can be an obsessive and ultimately self-destructive emotion while anger can lead to action. that is what happened with sarah and jim. their anger motivated them to do something really important and great with their lives for which this country is better. me remind you the jim brady was able to fully perform the duties of white house press secretary for 70 days. he served in the role for eight years of the reagan administration because ronald and nancy reagan were unwavering in their loyalty to him. we were blessed with jim's leadership for only 70 days. that's not a long time. short as it was, jim brady's tenure was as impactful and important and inspiring as any in history. best ineagan said it 1982. , now jim brady was a major everybody knows about the depth of his courage. always knewfriends

we loved jim brady. let me amend that a little bit, we love jim and sarah brady. to me, they are jim and sarah brady. we are here to honor his legacy, but to honor sarah and the family and all they have done. they were one of the most formidable couples in town. they were also one of the most lovable couples. we are here to celebrate his life today through many of his colleagues and the operative word is celebrate. and one who stands behind white house podium knows you spend most good time answering hard and tough questions. on occasion, i got some easy ones i want to share two of them with you today. one of them was who is your personal hero? mine was jim brady. one was a personal connection. anyone with any objective research would find that we were the last of the press secretaries who shared the hollywood good looks and fashion sense that very often you see in the movies. he is a hero not because of what happened to him. people faced tragedy in the lives. he is a hero because of what he did with it. we live in a very partisan and difficult town right now. it i

it honored jim and i think it brought great joy to jim, sarah and the family. probably just as important for me, it honor his legacy forever. whoever the president is or the press secretary is, where ever they stand on issues, when they say something it will be recorded as being said in the james s brady white house briefing room. that is an important acknowledgment. we are going to hear from a lot of people. we will start professionally and -- in washington with a couple of people jim worked with in the reagan white house. sheila tate will speak next, she was nancy reagan's press secretary, many of you know her. she has a special message she wants to share. and jim brought along mark wineberg who will share some of his experiences in the white house. sheila? >> good morning, everybody. trying to figure out where to put my water without spilling it. you know, i think like a lot of us, particularly from the reagan days, we're not as active as we used to be. neither is nancy reagan. but she dearly wanted to have at least something to say today. so she wrote to sa

jim: game-ending fumble.defensive line all night long did not let fitzpatrick move around like we've seen him move in the first five games of the year. they did an awesome job of staying in their lanes, making it tough. jim: how about bjorn verner, he's made some plays in the second half. phil: they need him to come through big time for this defense to be what they hope it turns into. joirp colts on their way to a fourth straight win after an 0-2 start. they have run right through their division opponents their first week through. they'll play the texans later in december. they've beaten jacksonville and tennessee. 4-2 on the year. phil: great effort by both teams. to fight back like the houston texans did, give them a lot of credit. they lost a tough one last week too. jim: that's 10 straight wins inside the division for the colts. the "mazda post-game show" is up next. intervuse and analysis of tonight's game. where do you see these teams going after getting an up close look at them tonight? phil: listen, y

it's a final, arizona 24 and philadelphia, 20. >> james: back to jim nantz. >> jim: how about the job that bruce arians continues to do in arizona. the eagles lose. andrew luck, a 400 yard performance and three touchdowns. >> phil: and the pass that carson palmer threw, one of the favorite moves for the coach. >> jim: bell for the necessary 1st down yardage at the 2-minute warning. at chili's fresh is now. craft burgers, fresh ingredients. made to order when you order. so you can devour it right about now. the new sweet & smoky burger at the new chili's, where fresh is happening now. >> jim: watch this last run by le'veon bell. and you see the coaching from the sideline. avoid the contact at this point. phil simms and jim nantz and trailfs tracy wolfson on this -- thovls on this historic day for ben roethlisberger. and again, showing credentials that will one day land him in the hall of fame. >> phil: no question. and he never -- we talked early in the game, hes hanever gotten -- has never gotten credit for houthed he throws the football, with ease and power. and if he plays to 40, wh

jim: game-ending fumble.defensive line all night long did not let fitzpatrick move around like we've seen him move in the first five games of the year. they did an awesome job of staying in their lanes, making it tough. jim: how about bjorn verner, he's made some plays in the second half. phil: they need him to come through big time for this defense to be what they hope it turns into. joirp colts on their way to a fourth straight win after an 0-2 start. they have run right through their division opponents their first week through. they'll play the texans later in december. they've beaten jacksonville and tennessee. 4-2 on the year. phil: great effort by both teams. to fight back like the houston texans did, give them a lot of credit. they lost a tough one last week too. jim: that's 10 straight wins inside the division for the colts. the "mazda post-game show" is up next. intervuse and analysis of tonight's game. where do you see these teams going after getting an up close look at them tonight? phil: listen, y

jim: no question about it.ers tonight only had the complete 12 passes out of 17 throws. 156 yards and the three touchdowns. phil: am i right though, you know -- jim: there is something about him. phil: the players, yes we even heard it from the viking players. mr. smith: the safety, said, to the young guys, listen, what you see on film, i know it looks great about. you -- but when you're there in person it's really unbelievable. jim: you can't appreciate the throws he makes until you're out there is what he tried to tell his teammates harrison smith. so fourth down coming up. phil: but i like this about aaron. there is an edge to him. i think you understand what i'm saying that way. that edge is great at the quarterback position. because it keeps his teammates on edge. because they're worried about sometimes his wrath as well as the coaches'. jim: fourth and 4. ponder and the offense will stay out there. they've got the first down to the 30 with marqueis gray and his first catch. phil: how about that? college q

jim: third and 5. jim: time-out call by peyton. again, the "mazda postgame show"land coming up shortly. when you look inside that 6-1 record, that includes wins against indianapolis, arizona, san francisco and san diego. pretty impressive. phil: it is impressive. their defensive coordinator said this team is better than last year. we've noticed that too all year long. jim: the broncos, who have gone on to claim the number one seed in their conference the last two years. looking at a third year. just now week eight. reaching the halfway point. looking like the team to beat when it comes to that number one overall seed going into playoff time for the american football conference. improving to 6-1. they also won in the division against kansas city week two. that was a hard-fought game. what a job put together by coach reid, talking about a team designated -- decimated by injury. john elway. he had a big offseason. some of his acquisitions. phil: i'm trying to fith figure out how they got all the players here under the salary cap. john

jim: vereen. the jets call a kick time out coming up with a couple of huge plays here in the late stages. phil: the only difference is if you don't get the onside kick, they're going to punt you down in there deep if you do stop them. those extra yards are going to be tough to come by with time against you. jim: the jets are out of time outs. again, the "mazda post-game show" will be coming your way immediately after this one. intrires andage soifs tonight's game. amendola with the touchdown catch. third and goal from the 19. phil: if you go back to the two-point conversion, they had the right play called. it's a fade to the inside receiver, to their second round draft pick, amaro, he's". 6'5 geno smith just a little quick with the throw and not able to stick it on his back shoulder and let the big guy go up and get it. jim: second and 10. toss. vereen, who doesn't want to go out of bounds. he cuts back. and is down at the 15. that brings us to the two-minute warning. patriots will face third and

jim: no question about it. rodgers tonight only had the complete 12 passes out of 17 throws. 156 yards and the three touchdowns. phil: am i right, though, you know -- jim: there is something about him. phil: the players, yes, we even heard it from the viking players. mr. smith:, the safety, said, to the young guys, listen, what you see on film, i know it looks great about. you -- but when you're there in person, it's really unbelievable. jim: you can't appreciate the throws he makes until you're out there is what he tried to tell his teammates, harrison smith. so fourth down coming up. phil: but i like this about aaron. there is an edge to him. i think you understand what i'm saying that way. that edge is great at the quarterback position. because it keeps his teammates on edge. because they're worried about sometimes his wrath as well as the coaches'. jim: fourth and 4. ponder and the offense will stay out there. they've got the first down to the 30 with marqueis gray and his first catch. phil: how about that?

jim: third and 5. jim: time-out call by peyton. again, the "mazda postgame show"land coming up shortly. when you look inside that 6-1 record, that includes wins against indianapolis, arizona, san francisco and san diego. pretty impressive. phil: it is impressive. their defensive coordinator said this team is better than last year. we've noticed that too all year long. jim: the broncos, who have gone on to claim the number one seed in their conference the last two years. looking at a third year. just now week eight. reaching the halfway point. looking like the team to beat when it comes to that number one overall seed going into playoff time for the american football conference. improving to 6-1. they also won in the division against kansas city week two. that was a hard-fought game. what a job put together by coach reid, talking about a team designated -- decimated by injury. john elway. he had a big offseason. some of his acquisitions. phil: i'm trying to fith figure out how they got all the players here under the salary cap. john

jim: vereen. the jets call a kick time out coming up with a couple of huge plays here in the late stages. phil: the only difference is if you don't get the onside kick, they're going to punt you down in there deep if you do stop them. those extra yards are going to be tough to come by with time against you. jim: the jets are out of time outs. again, the "mazda post-game show" will be coming your way immediately after this one. intrires andage soifs tonight's game. amendola with the touchdown catch. third and goal from the 19. phil: if you go back to the two-point conversion, they had the right play called. it's a fade to the inside receiver, to their second round draft pick, amaro, he's 6'5". geno smith just a little quick with the throw and not able to stick it on his back shoulder and let the big guy go up and get it. jim: second and 10. toss. vereen, who doesn't want to go out of bounds. he cuts back. and is down at the 15. that brings us to the two-minute warning. patriots will face third and

jim. >> thanks any.live to the news conference where tom corbett is introducing capture of eric frein talkinging to reporters about it and followed by two state police officials let's listen to the govern nor. >> working very very hard out there looking every day to see this day come when this day did come as talked about about from day after the shooting he was placed under arrest and handcuffed with the handcuffs of corporal dickson which i think is via appropriate. what's also should be noted that while everybody was out there nobody else got shot after that day. trooper douglass is doing much better and our prayers are with him and our prayers are with mrs. dickson and her two sons. and with trooper douglass's family. i cannot tell you how much on behalf of grateful state we want to thank all the partners that were involved in this mission to capture this individual. and how much you have given your heart and snoul the name of justice and commend the great work of commissioner state police frank nuna

he went and saw jim. jim said i know he wants off, but he's not going, so i stayed. >> jim, for maybe our younger visitors, give us a brief overview of the unabomber. what were some of his targets. >> that's what made it so difficult to identify a suspect. the unabomber it became very clear early on, had to be a lone wolf. he was not talking to anyone. something would have come to light less than 16, 17 years. his early targets were against university professors, graduate students, bombs sent through the mail to specific professors, as well as bombs place in the corridor outside of a computer room in the university of ohio and that was repeated in other locations as well, at berkeley. early on, his third bombing was against an american airlines flight. a mail bomb was placed on there with a rigged out barometer to explode at a certain altitude. it did detonate and it did ignite a fire, it didn't explode. even so the pilot recognized that smoke was coming into the cabins and he did an emergency landing sav

>> yeah, jim. i'll tell you, any time we see a fire or an explosion like this, you look at the radar and you see what's going on with the radar. this is the radar out of dover, and you can see what's happening here. this is actually not a thunderstorm, this is the smoke from the explosion. now, wallops island is right here. this is wallops. and you can see just how close it is to chinkatink. while there may not be damage to the area there around wallops island to the personnel, we are going to see damage to the structure that the rocket did take off from. but wouldn't be surprised to see some damage, maybe windows blown out around the chinkatink area, but here this is the smoke being picked up by the radar. you can see where the explosion was. and with the wind, that smoke just making its way straight up the islands now, right towards the ocean. so it would not be surprised -- this would continue to rise into the atmosphere and continue to go out so people over towards ocean city will be able to se

jim brush... >> jeff!> and his girlfriend, alison sloat, bought the company, recipes and all, over ten years ago for just $1,200, and have grown the business from selling pies on the side of the road to having their key lime pie named the nation's best pie by the american pie counsel. even though they generate $1.4 million in sales, they have yet to turn a profit. >> we really are a victim of our own success right now. damn it, i'm tired of this! >> and they've stretched their resources over multiple locations, including a shipping facility that's not making any money. >> today, i'm losing $1,000 by not being able to deliver pies. i can't do this every week. >> jim and alison have a staff of employees that are beyond dedicated. >> order it today, 'cause we need to get it into stores, 'cause we're very low on that [bleep]. >> i know, i know. >> with increasing debt and mounting losses... >> there's, like, three weeks of outstanding bills here. you owe 2,400 bucks. >> key west key lime pie company is facing

bill. >> caller: hey, jim. a big boo-yah to you.ell in love with a stock, west port innovations and it broke my heart. is it time to end this relationship? >> the same thing with gts, gas to liquids, which reported a horrendous quarter. this theory of the natural gas, liquid fuel, it just didn't happen. and i just have to tell you that i think that west port is not going to be able to pull out of this. maybe it jumps back to eight. i don't know. boy. thank heaven we walked away from that one. bridget in new jersey. bridget. >> caller: hi, jim. i bought your book last month, i love it. >> thank you so much. what's going on? >> caller: i also brought some slb and i need some help. >> i think you're going to be okay, but you've got to think longer term. you may have to buy that stock again at 90. oil is not going to stay down forever. we're going to have global growth. stephanie thinks they're good and i am in. let's go to greg in ohio. greg. >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim. my question is intel. house of pain. >> got to swap that out and

jim? >> coy, as a parent, i think all of us can feel and only imagine the pain that the family is going through right now. and you mentioned as well the possible closure here. again, if the i.d. is confirmed. and i just want to remind my viewers, because you brought it up. there was a second young woman who went missing in 2009, morgan harrington, and there is a dna tie between her case and a suspect in the case, the missing -- the disappearance of hannah graham, jesse matthew, who has in fact been charged with abduction in the case, though not murder. how does this new information -- does it draw a clearer line in your view, coy, back to jesse matthew? >> i'll tell you, jim. the thing i think about, we know for a fact that the state police have confirmed that jesse matthew is linked in -- there is a forensic link between jesse matthew, who was arrested and charged with the abduction of hannah graham, and the case of morgan harrington. morgan harrington went missing five years ago yesterda

jim's going to go to jail. why? because jim wants to protect his sources. we're both in the same business- - you and me, jim and me. you have sources who remain productive only as long as you can protect them from exposure. exposing our tactics, techniques, procedures, sources, and methods harms us as much as mr. risen would be harmed if he were forced in court to expose his source.

>> hi, jim.u? >> i'm watching k latin america a 10 cor go up ten points and i'm glad i told people to buy it. what's up? >> i bought southwest airlines, one year ago at 17. it's doubled in price since then. i'm not so worried about the ebola scare, but i would like to know if now is the time to sell and if so what stock should take the place. >> this is really important because first of all, there are two different disciplines you've got here. one is a core position and that you wouldn't sell, but the second discipline is bulls make money and bears make money and hogs get slaughtered. play with the house's money and then let it run. southwest air did not run today and people were presuming it wasn't good. it is great and it's the strongest performer as opposed to american that had a monster good number. play with the house's money and play forever. never presume, you pay the price if you presume anything especially when it comes to a complicated stock like boeing and much more "mad money" ahead e

we do a little reconnaissance, talk to jim's secretary, jim is gone for the afternoon. won't be back. terry said perfect. i can't withhold it from him so i will take it in and lay it on his desk with a little yellow flynn on it and say we need to talk about this monday morning and we go downstairs to the cafeteria at have a cup of coffee and relax and we haven't been there 15 minutes and this is the day of the pager and his pager is going off like crazy with the signal number that the boss wants to see you. he didn't go home. he came back and the minute he read it he got excited and we went back up and carry talked to him and jim said this is the man. this is the unabomber. we are turning of the ship, 2417 actual suspects, not just people of interest but actual suspect so he was very perceptive. >> the document was 1973? >> 1971. >> there was a treatise ted kaczynski had given to his brother and his brother had kept that and when you read those pages from and said many years before and compared it to a reading of the manifesto i came to the conclusion the same person wr

>> hi, jim. >> caller: how are you? >> pretty good. >> caller: my stock is vectren. >> very hot utility company. very good. i also like dominion, very similar high-quality utility. be careful, i think that the utilities are a little bit overbought right now. let's go to jill in california. jill? >> cramer! hey, hey, i'm jill. should i buy more pfizer or would my money be better invested in texas instruments? >> i don't want to snub pfizer, but i like texas instruments much more than pfizer. i thought texas instruments bought back a lot of stock, a really good quarter, and doing good thing for shareholders and i don't feel that way about pfizer. mike? >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. i was wondering what you think of chuck corporation. they announced earnings this week for the third quarter after a tough second quarter. >> yeah, you know what, i like chubb very much, but i've got to tell you, i felt like travelers really delivered today. sometimes companies, high-quality companies are just doing a good thing and to me, ja

>> hi, jim. >> what's up? >> what's up with the volatility of the current market movement. do you like gld? >> yes. ! >> what percentage of my portfolio should i -- >> because it's important to hedge. i do have an ira because i had it before things were going on, and i own one of those gold funds and it's been crushed to smithereens, and was tempted to take a little bit more and put it it in there by the end of the year. spray to. richard in florida, richard? >> good afternoon to you, mr. cramer. >> same. >> thank you for what you do for us home gamers and i want to ask you -- especially short term long-term because of it it. >> people will sell that stock, but they're not going to stop going to the theme park. yield is 6.9. the stock that is going down rapidly is disney. you know what? believe it or not, i think disney will be going to the disney theme parks within five years. maybe that's the place to be. i do see bargains, but unfortunately we have more selling until we reach not a tradable bo

jim in new jersey. >> caller: this is jim from garden state. tell us something about bdsi. >> a very speculative stock but willing to bless it because it is working. terrific. let's go to cal in california. >> caller: jim, how are you doing? boo ya. i'm wondering with the price of oil being the way it is, should i hold, buy more or sell my all-american -- >> i think that's a terrific stock. so much good. do not sell it if. it gets back to 5% yield, buy more. that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> halloween boo-ya. first halloween one we've had. whoppers have to go. i hate whoppers, they are steal from the day they were candy. >> i'd throw them at people rather than eat them. can't stand them. i had some gumny -- swedish fish last night -- >>> let's go anthony in new york. anthony? >> caller: ba ba boo ya, professor cramer. >> there's someone who has real game. you should be in our fantasy league with that. >> caller: a shout out to the river hawks if possible. >> it's been done. i can't repeal the shout-out. >> this is anthony from

jim webb is a democracy rated war hero. he is opposed to interventionism and foreign policy, has been selectively critical of hilary clinton. jim webb is not lacking in national security credentials and is the author of nine books. in addition to six years in the u.s. senate webb was secretary of the navy under president reagan. after graduating from naval academy webb fought asthma reason in vietnam war where he earned two bronze stars and a purple heart. his latest book is a memoranda with a of his life growing up in an air force family and his subsequent military career. can jim webb give hilary clinton a run for her money if he gets in the race? be brief. >> i think jim webb is fascinating. he considers himself an intellectual. if he gets in there will be high minded conversations. he left after one term because he can't stand the far all of politics. i don't know that he would have the stomach for a campaign trail. i welcome him. >> he is terrific, a war hero, served the country well. i think it would be interesting to

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jim is absolutely right. for the last several years there has been a preponderance of repeated attacks against soldiers. and in the london case in which the soldier was terribly, terribly attacked, first hit by a vehicle and then fundamenta y fundamentally, you know, butchered, this may follow that kind of pattern since we saw canadian police and soldiers injured in the same kind of way. someone exiting with a knife. so, it does follow the same m.o., as we call it. >> of course, this is -- you have prime minister of canada looking to speak with -- oh, the press conference is beginning. let's pause and take a listen as they prepare to get started. i don't think they're seated quite yet. i wonder if i have time to ask jim. the united states obviously monitoring this very closely because we're leading those attacks against isis. what kind of security measures would be going into a place on our side of the border, very briefly? >> well, you know, pete said they haven't ramped up anything, but i can tell you the m

it is jim norton, host of the jim norton show. he got more clients off than the mustang ranch.legendary lawyer alan derschiwitz. it is called "terror tunnels" and it is real. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> if they meddle she will peddle. she has a bike powered by spite. it is day 93 of -- >> on thursday, a day of the week, the nurse who cared for ebola patients left her house in maine and took a short ride as an f-u to state officials who want her quarantined. kasey was joined by her boyfriend and followed closely by two cles cars and a -- police cars and a crowd of reporters. they said they would seek a court order to enforce her 21-day confinement if she flewed the coup. she showed little remorse. >> are you going out later today? >> did you talk about going outlast night? >> this morning we just said we wanted to go for a bike ride. >> you woke up and said it? >> i have to go speak with the health department now. >> someone likes to brag. during her bike ride i was shocked that some of the reporters cat called her. watch. >> i am going to use this tape fore

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we'll just stick with you, jim.here is that weird -- this partial situation where they're taking so many students out of the school but the decision to keep this set of students and teachers on lockdown in a site where they said they did not actually hear gunshots, what's the procedure for methodically evacuating that school? >> yeah. the people that we're seeing evacuated, joy, are most probably people the police have been able to get behind them. in other words, they've been able to move into certain areas of the school, probably responding to the cafeteria, because that's where the reporting -- reported shooting was. and people they feel are safely in their rear, they would evacuate. and then people that they hadn't been able to safely clear yet are people like carrie and the students still there. so, the question always is, where is the shooter? and, you know, we don't know if the officers have them located or not. if they do not have the shooter located or shooters, there could be more than one, they have to re

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but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®.e warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. don't stop taking xarelto®, rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to. while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding, and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpecte

joining us from philadelphia, jim brady, the publisher -- i'll get to jim brady's intro in just a moment. from our dc studio, executive director of the american press institute. and from new york, steven engel berg, and as i was just about to say, jim brady is with us, the founder of stomping ground, a local start up, and he's a former editor of the washington post. steven, let me start with you. we talked about the shadows in ben bradley's career. can it matter as much as that one was then, and will there be ben bradleys in paper news rooms in the 21st century? >> i think that the paper newsroom is going the way of things that you play on. and people are consuming more than ever, and i'm happy to read the post more than i have in years, and it's a wonderful newspaper. the question is not will news organizations survive. the question is how are you going to pay for what they do? >> tom rosenstile, million dollars are still reading them, yet they have to build the future while they're putting out the product that made them what they are. >> how do you pay for online content? newspapers ha

>> caller: hey, jim.at guy that runs that company. and he ought to comeok on the sw because i interviewed him, andxi okay. there. and, well -- anyway. le)-mtake one more. take one more? let's goxd to matthew in washington. matthew? >> caller: mr. cramer, houston texans, j.j. watt Ñiçóboo-yah. uy. and he watches the show, which is jfterrific. and best of luck to him. what's up?Ñi >> caller: interested in rindell. what do you think? >> it's a cheap stock, but i'mç going to have to see yourxd xd liondel and raise you withozdow chemical which i think represents better values. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select tires. ♪ >>> y

but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®.e warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. don't stop taking xarelto®, rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to. while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding, and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpecte

but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®.rfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. don't stop taking xarelto®, rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to. while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding, and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpected bl

. >> a photographer named jim marshall chronicled the era.tonight, only on 5, photos that have never been seen before. cate caugurian shows us this all started with a secret notebook. >> he knew his camera. and he knew it like it was part of an extension of himself. >> reporter: together jim marshall clicked. capturing the most intimate moment as if he was letting us in on a secret. he got personal with the music greats. janis poplin. jimmy hendricks. the greatful dead. and the beatles' last performance at candlestick park. >> i was running backwards. >> reporter: jim died in 2010. he left his photo archive to his assistant amelia davis. >> we were cleaning out his apartment. >> reporter: she found a notebook that was a mock up of a project he started in 1976. a collection of photos he took in the 1960s. >> some days i feel like an archaeologist and i'm on a dig. >> reporter: amelia decided to finish the project nobody knew he started about the love of a place, an era, and a state of mind. >> he talked about everything that was going on. not

cecily. >> did you forget, jim? >> stormtracker 6 live showing the system that brought us two days of dreary weather moving away. tracking return of sunshine and brief and pretty dramatic warm-up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> ducis rogers with eagles facing challenge on the ground against cardinals when "action facing challenge on the ground against cardinals when "action news" continues tonight - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> we have breaking news tonight from delaware. firefighters are battling this raging blaze in cranston heights, new castle county. crews were called to 2755 sky lark road and found a two story home engulfed in flames and that hour

jim risen is one of them. and if he is jailed, or forced to pay harsh daily fines, the pool of reporters who know whistle blowers are essential for accurate reporting will become even smaller. the threats to jim risen, are an attack on the entire first amendment. most prominently, the right to a free press, but also the right to speak and associate with whistle blowers and reporters. government surveillance of reporters, subpoenaing of reporters to testify geagainst their own sources and threatening them with contempt of court create a freezing atmosphere where neither whistle blowers nor reporters are safe to hold the government accountable and keep the public informed. committing journalism is not it a crime. the notion that it is is a dangerous trend we should deprive of oxygen. it demands that the government withdraw the subpoena of reporter jim risen immediately. thank you. >> our next speaker court any ragg is a journalist, researcher achkd free expression advocate and speaks often on the media and techn

>> hi, jim.hank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> long time follower, first-time caller. i have a question about sienna corporation. it was recommended a while back and i've been watching it go down. i got stocked out of other stocks that turned around and now with a limited portfolio i wonder what your recommendation is. i think sienna is a heartbreaker and you know what? i say no to heartbreakers. it's broken too many hearts and it it doesn't get my endorsement. may i go to will in massachusetts. >> hi, jim, thanks for having me on the show. >> absolutely. after a pullback and i was wondering where you thought the stock was headed. >> i think dsw is in a major turn and i would like to shoot a bull market. i like the whole product portfolio. i think it's a good situation. i want to buy dsw, the old designer shoe warehouse. guilty until proven innocent? we were right in presuming that everything is too high, but right now there are some sectors that are worth buying. i'm helping you buying

i'm jim cramer and i'll see you next time. >> the following is a cnbc original production. >> it may be the most recognizable brand on the planet -- coca-cola. >> the heritage of this company is equal to none. there is nothing as global as coca-cola in the world. >> a $67-billion empire... sold in 206 countries... enjoyed in every house... and we mean every house. found in the most remote corners of the globe, melissa lee reports on the brand with a buzz. >> there was a wee bit of cocaine in the original coca-cola. >> and it's more than just coke. >> zico is 100% pure coconut water. >> 500 different brands to sati

but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. don't stop taking xarelto®, rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to. while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding, and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpected