and a foul. >> jim: there it is. once again, the ability to have the baseline open to take advantage of it and the late rotation caused the foul because you're scrambling for most of the possession not in a position to be there on the help side. >> gus: what a game for sir sir'dominic pointer, 19 points, 17 rebounds, 5 assists. >> jim: add that to his last three games with the double-doubles. it's his senior year. he's finishing out a great career. you want to finish it out on a high note. he's playing that kind of basketball right now. >> gus: dunn. henton. top of the key. obekpa, another blocked shot. out of bounds off of providence with 1:03 to go. >> jim: that kind of hustle keeps you in the game and keeps you engaged and obekpa i tell you what it seems like there's two or three of his shadows around the court because he's been everywhere. >> gus: six blocks for chris obekpa. and the officials have gone over to the monitor to check to see who the ball was last touched by. >> jim: you see henton right here and obe

jim tom sue la. any minute now we're expecting 49ers' ceo jed york and general manager trent baalke to make the introduction and mark you were just saying a minute ago, such a different feel today than we were four years ago. >> yeah, by the way the 49ers pretty punctual on those kind of situations, ill imagine the proceedings are going to start kind of quick. but commenting to you about what a different feel. four years ago when the 49ers were ready to introduce jim harbaugh as their new coach. it was a feeling of almost euphoria from the fans and everybody was excited and anticipation of that move. this time around, there's some negativity around jim tomsula being named and here now jed york at the podium and let's take it live as jim tomsula is named. >> good afternoon. we are here to introduce the new head coach of the san francisco 49ers, jim tomsula. it's been a long process. a detail oriented process. trent baalke will get into more details on that. we obviously interviewed a lot of candidates

>> that is correct, jim. if we look at the crude oil markets worldwide we believe they're in balance between 1 million -- with production gains here in north america but mainly because of the lack in demand primaryily from the asia-pacific region. if we look at per anum on the 90 million production we get the market balance by tend ofwith the end of the year and that is good for core levels. >> when you talk about the depletion levels, you know how much is in the well what you say if we don't finish the well we're going to find ourselves depleted to the point where you will actually see the united states not be not be over-supplied? >> that is correct, jim. and if these unconventional shell plays although often mention like the eagleford, the decline rates are much much higher, about 70% in the first year, 40% in the second. and 20% in the third year. well, if you look at a pocity of drilling in these plays, it won't take long before production growth turn introduce a production deficit. >> and that is even i

he went in and saw jim. jim said, i know he wants off but he's not going. so i stayed. >> jim, for maybe some of our younger visitors, give us a brief overview of the unabomber. what were some of his targets and some of his motives as we later learned? that's what made it difficult to identify a suspect was because the unabomber became very clear early on had to be a lone wolf. he was not talking to anyone, or else something would have come to light in 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 placed in the corridor outside of computer room university of utah. that was repeated in other locations as well university of california at berkeley. then there was -- early on, i think his third bombing was against american airlines flight, a mailed bomb was placed on there with a rigged altimeter that was a barometer was used and rigged to be an altimeter to explode at a certain altitude. it did detonate. it did ignite a fire but it didn't explo

and, so she was referring to jim spelock.ghter. >> reporter: laughed it off, maybe. but then she brought it up again. but she had said, "well, remember what i said," you know, referring to if she's killed, that jim spelock did it. and we were laughing and she left. that was the night she was murdered. >> reporter: and in that pink notebook, lucy also documents accounts of spelock's online gambling and an interest in cross-dressing that extended to buying sexual paraphernalia on the internet while he was supposed to be working at the nuclear power plant. >> just about two weeks before her death, for the first time ever, she was able to document, to actually document on the computer, that he was purchasing these items. >> reporter: documentation lucy had just turned over to her custody lawyer days before her death. >> mr. spelock was aware that she had the proof of her allegations. >> reporter: that's the defense case. jim spelock murdered lucy johnson because she was about to win the custody case and reveal his darkest secrets

"jim crowe and the wilson administration." with the election of wood drove wilson in 1912, the south was essentially swept back into power for the first time in 50 years. not only did we have a southern-born president in the white house who had spent his formative years in the deep south, but some of the most volunteer siffrouse members of his cabinet would be from the south, including some of the assistants and underlynx as well. wilson's own party now controlled congress with a majority of 167 in the house of representatives. and a majority of seven in the senate. and almost half of these would be southern democrats. out of the total 27 house and senate committees, i'm sorry 24 out of the total 27 committees would be chaired by southerners and the vote casts for wilson surpassed the combined the totals for the bull moose teddy roosevelt and howard taft. so there was definitely a change in the makeup of the government in 1912, a strong hold for southern power. with the south essentially in control of the government, a swarm o

jim sciutto on the scene. i want to bring in jim bitterman and hala gorani. hala you grew up here in paris. jim, obviously for french law enforcement this has been extraordinarily trying several days the largest manhunt, have you ever seen anything like this? >> nothing like this before. i should just say that and n these hostage situations, there are multiple hostage negotiating seems around france scattered around different locations, several in paris i am not certain about that. they have hostage negotiating teams in different places. they have both gign which is involved northeast of the airport, but they also have a raid which is a s.w.a.t. team type negotiating group, and in the past they've been able to peacefully negotiate the end to a number of different kind of con conflicts ranging from domestic crises to bringing in somebody mentally disturbed. in the past they've been very successful with that. we'll see what happens today but obviously they're standing off here just waiting for something to develop. >> and let's keep up on the screen the images

>> caller: hi jim. first time caller.got a position in schlumberger, took some money off the table. when would be a good time to think about coming back into it? >> you have to let it take out the low generated during the last time oil came down, here the low is 78. it drops 75. at that price i'm tempted but remember this is the only one i'm tempted with. i think it goes lower. let's go to john in california, john? >> caller: hi, jim. happy new year to you. >> same. >> caller: how are you? >> i'll all right. how about you? >> caller: good, bud, thanks for taking my call. i watch you, i think, every day. >> thank you. >> caller: yes. jim, my question was i own prudential buy, sell or hold? >> the shaky age of this market wait until it goes down a couple more points. i prefer travelers. travelers will be my pick. let's go to john in new york john? >> caller: hi, jim. this is john from long island new york happy new year. >> same. my stock is apple. i've heard you say don't trade apple, own apple but -- >> yeah, look, i mean

i'm jim sciutto. with me is senator murphy.ing me this morning. >> thanks for having me jim. >> we were just speaking with the republican senate intelligence chair, richard burr. he made a point at the end of our conversation which i thought was very powerful i was asking him about during the week of the paris attacks you have two close u.s. allies saudi arabia flogging a blogger for sparking a debate you have pakistan another close ally sentencing a christian for blasphemy, and i asked him if our close allies are doing enough to fight extremism and he said in these cases, no they're not. if that holds true that there should be consequences. i wonder if you agree with him? >> i do agree with him. the reality is just as richard said this is not a war between christianity and islam, the east and the west. he's very right to put that out. when you have these kind of actions inside pakistan and saudi arabia it perpetuates the myth that that is the fight going on. of course we know for years, for decades the saudis have been funneli

welcome back to "mad money." >> nice to be here jim. >> i have to ask you, jim.e out there, i am listening to more companies than i've ever heard, watching more ipos come public. they cannot do the work themselves to figure out go no go. are these all new clients or potential new clients you're seeing when you're out in san francisco? >> it's amazingly exciting and optimistic time. yeah many of the companies here are our clients. we're helping them make these determinations as early as possible in the drug discovery and development process, and biotech, which i know you've opinion spending some time with this week, there are more virtual companies, companies that have technology platforms that want kwo to use outside providers and partners like charles river to accelerate the process and get the drugs to market. we're enjoying our collaboration with these companies, both large and small, immensely. >> we've been speaking to a bunch of companies at an early stage. i've been cautioning people look just because you did phase doesn't necessarily mean we'll have good

jim tomsula had a long career. i was reading when he was a coaching assistant, he wasn't getting paid and he lived out of his car but he was determined. >> he is popular with the players. 49ers known for their defense, the defensive coordinator under jim harbaugh, a lot of people thought he would be the guy. you can bet he is not too happy about jim tomsula getting the job, jumping over him to get it. there will be more on that. he might wind up with the oakland raiders. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. >>> the raiders new head coach has deep bay area roots and will be returning. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's john sasaki traveled to hayward where jack del rio grew up and started his football career. john? >> reporter: frank. jack del rio had many meals here and for many years they had pictures on the wall of the kid who made it to the big time. >> he grew up in hayward. went to high school. played sports here. >> graduated in 1981 after being a star in football, baseball and basketball. >> graduated in 1981. >>

jim?hrough the streets of paris for a unity rally in the wake of the deadly terror attacks. more than 40 world leaders flew into paris just for today's event. president obama, however, did not attend. our senior international correspondent, fred pleitgen, has all the highlights. >> yeah jim, it was a gigantic crowd that covered here which was the starting point of that unity march that was here earlier today. it was interesting because it was literally people of all faiths here in this country that gathered. there were people from the muslim community, from the jewish community, from the christian community as well. they wanted to symbolize that. they wanted to show that their answer to these horrible attacks that happened here over the past couple of days was unity and that they would not be divided. of course one of the big dangers that many people saw is that after all this took place is that perhaps, it would be the radical voices that would take over and that would form the debate tha

i totally agree with what jim said.nation and really as a world, to counter the terrorist narrative. we got the hardware the navy the air force, the drones, we need to do that on that front, but we don't counter this narrative. we have a 50-person unit at the state department. that's not near enough people to start to counter the narrative of these guys for recruiting -- >> i'm going to have to leave it there, but i think you are touching on where we have to go a combination of things. let me thank my panel. we'll be right back. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. your mom's got your back. your friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years we've helped millions of people p

. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking the time. >> of course. >> caller: the company is lear core ticker lea. i'm concerned about a cyclicality. i've seen global auto growth projections anywhere from 1% to 5% in the next two years but with tesla, ford google and others adding components i feel there's plenty of room to run in the stock even if china or europe takes a header. what say you? >> this is exactly what we think for owners. we talk about this all the time. you want to be in the parts makers. you may not want to be in ford but you want to be in the carmakers. they continue to grow and grow. why don't we go to john in pennsylvania. john. >> caller: hey cramer. hay, i haven't owned any gold stocks for four years, and what i'm look at now being that it's around $1,300 it looks like it wants to kick through, i wanted to look at gold stocks. gold corpse and anglo fields. is there any gold stocks you're interesting? >> the only mano we like is humano. we like rangel. riis toe dr. bristol. call in tomor

>> i was already on the task force.th jim i saw jim's taking over the task force and reconfiguring it ging bringing terry in as an an opportunity to leave the task d force and go back to what i did best. and i submitted a memorandum to jim to that effect saying, please, let me go back and do was what i was doing before, which 5dffrime was organized crime and asian erry a organized crime work. unfortunately, terry and jim had other ideas. sa terry convinced me that i neededd, to stay. he went in and saw jim.m, jim said, i know he wants off but he's not going.s, so i stayed. >> jim, for maybe some of our younger visitors, give us a brief overview of the unabomber. what were some of his targets atso and some of his motives as we later learned? that's what made it difficult to rn identify a suspect was because unab the unabomber became very clear e early on had to be a lone wolf. to he was not talking to anyone, or else something would have come to light in less than 16, 17 years. his his early targets were against university professors, graduate students, bombs sent through theuate mail

i want to go to jim sciutto. jim, i'm told there's activity by the market. >> there's's more more activity. you can probably make out these light over my shoulder. i've counted six ambulance ss going to the site of this kosher market as well as a couple dozen emergency workers, looked like ems workers rushing in there as those tactical teams moved out. indications there were casualties in this attack and -- but we don't have those numbers confirmed by french authorities at this point. and also just to be clear, after that initial burst of gunfire and explosions there was another round of gunfire that we heard just a few minutes ago so a sign that this operation did not end as quickly, perhaps, as the operation we saw taking place in the northeast of paris, an indication perhaps, that it was more difficult but clear signs here that there may have been casualties in this attack. >> jim, where are you getting that indication that this one took longer? >> well just from witnessing it here anderson because we heard an

>> caller: hey, jim. i watch the show all the time. your books are great and i appreciate what you do. >> thank you. >> caller: you told us the recent decline in gas prices will put more money in consumers pockets and benefit the retail sector. one of my favorite is five below however the stock took a beating when they lowered the guidance for the current quarter. are people over acting or time to sell? >> five below finished eight below. i thought that conference call was very confused. i thought the narrative was not a good one. it didn't make me feel like that the stock is done going down. it made me think at one time that five below ought to rein reinvent itself. it wasn't a good quarter. they got to get it together because i know them. they are better than that. guys at five below, you're better than that. earning season is back and better than ever and we'll have a lot to learn from next week. i'll help you get through the sea of numbers. not all stocks were in the red today, one biotech soared a monster 29%. is this just the beg

it's working. >> jim: it worked for o'dell. i'm going for the stephen colbert mclovin look. >> ian: 36.5 left. 74-59. layman gets the roll on the second attempt. 11 of 12 at the free-throw line for layman. 23 points. and lamb is in for maryland. that should just about do it. maryland fans will enjoy this one. final 10 seconds in college park. another impressive showing from maryland in the big ten. they squeeze michigan state, 75-59 the final. maryland takes it. home of the spartans. we're coming back after this on cbs. not a thing, mobile share value customers get it automatically. it's how we show appreciation. you know i really appreciate that you appreciate me as a customer. and we appreciate how much you appreciate us appreciating our customers. and i appreciate that you appreciate that. and i appreciate you appreciating that. i appreciate that. aaaahhhh. introducing at&t rollover data. the data you don't use rolls over to the next month. all on the network with the nation's strongest lte signal. ♪ ♪ come on! ♪ huh, fiftee

for cecily tynan ducis rodgers the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. you'll join us at 11:00. >> ♪♪ >>> on this monday night, the breaking news. the blizzard of 2015. more than 50 million americans affected. the worst of this about to hit. tonight, states of emergency. up to three feet of snow. wind gusts could reach hurricane strength. flights cancelled coast to coast. and tonight, the new worries about power. ginger zee and rob marciano, our entire team on this. >>> also tonight, the patriots scandal. is there now a person of interest? how the nfl is responding tonight, just as the patriots fly to phoenix for the super bowl. >>> straight from a script, the fbi sting today. an alleged russian spy here in america. his handlers, their code words, and who were they spying on? >>> and the spectacular escape. the plane out of fuel, plunging toward the ocean. the parachute and the cruise ship below.

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we have jim bitterman on the scene.ter: john the way it stands now, the police have brought up an armored car and as well have called in what is i don't know roughly equivalent to the navy s.e.a.l.s. the brigade force that is used rarely in hostage situations. these are heavily armed guys who have bulletproof vests and assault rifles within their mask. they are bringing up forces and as well medical personnel up to the scene. it has all of the appearances of building toward some kind of assault. they surrounded this apartment building which is not far away from the routine traffic accident occurring this morning. in the process of directing traffic around that accident two police officers were standing there and a guy got out of a car who is dressed in black and according to eyewitnesss had a bulletproof vest on. got out with an assault rifle and shot the two police officers who were directing traffic around the accident. one of the officers has now died. so this is another very serious incident. understood what connect

thomas in texas. >> booyah big jim.is out front media. >> i don't really care for the billboard business. i know it has a good yield. carmen in connecticut. >> hi jim. thank you for taking my call. it has been slowly trending lower. >> a lot of people ask me about that when they saw me in a bunch of places. this is a multi year theme. when the stock goes down like this it is an opportunity, not something you should run from. dave in california. >> booyah jim from southern california. >> how are you? >> miserable weather here. >> jim, i called in late last year and i had a high quality problem with bristol-myers when i was up over 40% and getting a little nervous. you said why don't you check back when you are over 50%. should i trim? >> you hold bristol-myers. did another great thing with a lung cancer drug. this is a premiere franchise. do not sell. rachael in my home state of new jersey. rachael? >> caller: hi. thanks for taking my call. i have been wanting to talk to you forever. >> okay. >> caller: hi. >> go ahead.

or tweet me at jim cramer. the good guys they just keep winning. that's how i feel after a day like today when the dow dropped 121 points and s&p declined .5% and nasdaq advanced. lots of people rang the register after four sessions of positive action yet we still saw two huge winners emerge. starbucks up $5.48 and honeywell up $3. this matters. i'm a gigantic believer that a ceo can determine how well the company does by leadership and execution. pete carroll from the seahawks and bill belichick can take their places where no one else has gone. that's what they have done. these two companies delivered superior quarters, such great quarters that you know to many other in their leagues, you have to sit back and marvel. i sure wouldn't want to compete against these guys. think of the coach when you consider buying or selling a stock, as you hear later when a call out a couple of suboptimal performers. let's talk about the game plan for next week starting with the microsoft. the new ceo, i like this guy, in a position to make more changes, more to the

jim? >> i wonder as you listen to this latest news we have tonight, perhaps i might ask bobby about this, and if the other panelists want to give their thoughts about new terror cells activated here in paris, specifically targeting police. can you help our viewers understand how france responds to that? it's a country of 50 million people. there are currently tens of thousands of police and security forces around the country responding to this terror threat. that is an enormous task to try to protect all of them. in fact you're telling them to protect themselves by keeping their weapons close at all times, by erasing their profiles on social media. how enormous a task is that for french police to do successfully? >> that is a huge task because as we were saying earlier, not only is there a large police force, that large police force is now out in the street to protect large numbers of french people who are coming out in demonstration, in sympathy for those who have been killed by the terro

i'm jim sciutto in paris. there are 3.7 million people who turned out today across france to show their unity in the face of terrorism. and joining them were the leaders, the heads of state, of some 50 countries, european, middle eastern, african. missing, however, and i heard this from many french participants in the rally, french commentators and others was the american head of state or vice president or secretary of state. attorney general eric holder is in paris now for security meetings. he was not at the rally. the most senior american presence was the u.s. ambassador to france. we're joined now by our panel to discuss this and the importance of this. cnn political commentator buck sexton he's also a former counterterrorism analyst for the cia. mr. hamid, fellow at the brookings institution center for middle east policy. joining me in paris, boston college professor of political science, jonathan lawrence. jonathan perhaps i could begin with you. that was a visible and a noticeable presence. you know thi

>> jim, we're not. but i think it is foolish to think that two groups competing for are fighters and competing for money wouldn't go out and claim some degree of credit for this. i think that that's one thing that these groups all share is they're pulling from the same pool of fighters and they're pulling from the same resources for financing from around the world. so being parts of that spectacular attack. i think we've overlooked the fact that belgium is an intelligence win. individuals that we knew about, individuals that were watched, the belgian government made a decision to go for a particular reason when they did. i think you've seen how seriously they take what they found, hundreds of troops in belgium, never seen before. over 20,000 troops in france right now helping in the fight against terrorism and a capture of over 20 in five or six different countries just in the last 48 hours. >> the administration has argued that as important as intelligence steps and military steps to fight terrorism, i

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isa and jim. the ongoing situation, perhaps, as the interior ministry said surrounding the suspects. you say this is all the same general area we have been talking about for the last day. i wonder if you can give me more specifics. the gas station where the men seemed to have robbed the clerk and stolen money and food and run off. the town where the operation was yesterday. is this all in the same general vicinity? >> reporter: generally, yes. perhaps they were trying to head for the belgium border. if they continued further north and east they would have hit the belgium border. the area we are talking about is the french authorities raised the area is a huge region of france. it would be hundreds and hundreds of square miles. generally, an area that is north and east of the charles de gaulle airport. that is why this makes the reporting so confusing. the three reports that may be the same event. shots fired in a car chase. police in action as the interior minister confirmed in this council of dam

jim. >> all right chad.tough story. >>> coming up tonight police raid a north philadelphia home pulling out thousands of dollars worth of suspected stolen goods. >>> and look to the sidelines of the ewing high school boys basketball team and you'll find an unfamiliar sight. ducis rodgers has that story. cecily tynan back with the accuweather 7-day forecast when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪♪ >> only "action news" was there this morning as police raided an alleged theft ring in the 2400 block in north philadelphia. authorities say they recovered about $35,000 in stolen goods. they filled three trucks with toys clothing, small electronics and plumbing equipment. upper merion police are leading the investigation because many of the items were allegedly taken from stores in and around king of prussia. police say they have suspects and arrests are expected soon. >>> police have no motive yet for two suspicious car fires in the tacony section of philadelphia. both happened within a block of each other. pol

bob. >> hi jim.s for taking my call and thanks for all of the good information you provide to individual investors. following your recommendations is one of the reason my place of residence is designated by an address and not a license plate. jim, i am calling because i notice that the chairman and the ceo -- both sold a significant portion of their shares. i am wondering why with such a full and promising pipelines insiders would do that. is there anything to be concerned about? >> i don't know. i saw some insiders selling. i am not aware they sold a lot of stock. what i care about is the pipeline which i think is very good. it had a bad reversal today. it was up and reversed down. typically what happens is the stock has to do some work. i tell you, if you want to jump in tomorrow you can wait and probably get a lower price. i am saying patience. patience. the stock has been a rocket ship. samantha in maryland. samantha. >> hey, jim. i want a shout out to my business teacher, mr. marx. >> hi. good s

what's up jim? >> reporter: hi. it's been a great week out here. we are just about 20 minutes away from glendale. and a d.c. family will be here to cheer on one of their own. he's a pariot who is making them proud. he's a star on the biggest football stage in the world but before he put on a pariot's jersey tayvon was cutting teeth here at the boys and girls club. >> my baby i ran with him. >> his grandmother was always there hugging the sidelines for everyone to hear. >> why you making all that noise up in there? >> he could hear you in the stands? >> grandma, why you making all that noise? the coaches. >> she's definitely loud. she will probably be one of the loudest people on sunday. >> his grandma raised him. his father was shot to death when he was a baby. when he was 12 his mother drown. he started asking for equipment when he was just 4. >> my grandson could have been on the streets but he had me and my husband, his other grandparents. he had uncles you know that stayed behind him. aunts. we stayed on him. >> his coach filled the role of fat

jim? >> the information is that the shooting that happened yesterday, they have not released the i.d. but they have identified who they believe to be the shooter. he was tied to the two gunmen who took who carried out the shooting here against "charlie hebdo" in the same cell in paris. so that these two shootings are tied. from the beginning, there looked to be some tie. one happened a day after the other and the secretary shooting that took place yesterday, it was a police officer, a woman killed in that attack. >> and the it was a member of what they a group of young people who played football together. the boot chemin area an area of paris, kind of a downtrodden area they may have been radicalized together. >> we've been talking to people who knew the preacher who apparently rald caldicalized the people behind the shooting at "charlie hebdo," used soccer as a recruiting tool. he would go out to the soccer fields woe meet these yuckooung kids that's the way woe establish the connection a

>> caller: hey jim, boo-yah to you. thanks for taking my call. >> no problem. >> caller: got a question. what is going on with sprint? i have some of it. do i hold it or buy more because it's cheap or do i dump it now? >> okay. here's what happened to sprint. people thought that sprint would merge, t-mobile would merge with sprint but the government that allows cartels, excuse me benign ole goal pollys in railroad and don't mind it in airlines, you're doing a little office products they are find with it but don't like it in telephone. it means sprint stock is a call of what will happen. won't go much higher. it could go higher ultimately a year from now start going higher. listen to me. i am a proud american firster. i want you to use the week just to pick up some of the domestic stocks because boy oh, boy never felt so good to be an american firster, again with the kind of religious overtones. on "mad money" my special series "biotech, the next generation" continues. getting a step closer to helping you protect from eb

john. >> reporter: hi, jim.ce this was a fatal fire, both state and county investigators have been brought in to aid the cheltenham fire officials here to do their investigation. the fire marshal's office here in cheltenham. so far no word on a possible cause. the victim's apartment was very heavily damaged. the first call something was wrong at the sprawling linwood garden apartments came before 4:30 this morning. first responders found an intense choking fire that appeared well under way in the first and second floor apartments of 2049 south john russell circle. >> also had report of one person possibly trappeddism the first floor apartment was unoccupied. upstairs firefighters made a grim discovery. the victim 34-year-old rakeisha harrison was identified by close family members. the long time certified nursing assistant was described by her grieving loved ones as kind hearted loving a true jewel. fire investigators and detectives remained on the scene for hours. at this point officials aren't saying what spar

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>> well jim, our results were quite good. but we certainly looked not at our financials but how we got there. we feel that some of the efforts in our factories, the team did a great job but we can do better in terms of how we manage our inventory and rework, and ultimately we believe there is a lot more earnings power if we can execute a bit better in the years ahead. >> a lot of them made the alibi of currency you're only alibi is inability to hit production targets. sounds like you're more steamed about that. >> we expect more in the year ahead. it is a significant head win for us, but one we feel that we have the ability to overcome. what is win our control. fortunately our newest products our indian scout and sling shot just reported as motorcycles. our ability to beat the demand is below our expectations and we're working very hard to make sure the customers who want those products get them as quickly as possible. >> i think that is a great point, a lot of executives should be searching about that. overall, the introduct

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 bleedi