except for jim hughes, who is too young to remember what we see every day. >> lozing my vision at 3 made the road a little easier. >> but there were challenges. jim's mother lost her vision, and four of her five children, including jim, lost their sight to this disease. joseph, the oldest, kept the family solid. when jim was 16, joseph lost his life. >> being blind in a predominantly sighted world can be challenging. he said be strong, never let people say you can't do. you are able. go for it. he gave me - i think he gave me that approach to life. jim continued to play baseball with his brother, and he found love. >> we met on a blind date. i joked i went on a blind date with a blind guy. then i got to know jim. i knew snantly we were going to -- instantly we were going to get married. >> diana and jim tied the knot in 2004. they had three children. but there was a problem. . >> i think the moment where it was the most difficult for me was when my daughter was diagnosed with glaucoma. that no longer is in your control. when it affects your children, that's when you are like - that's whe

. >> jim hughs lives with con c oh onjetial glaucoma. it's officially impaired but jim has not let what he can't see stop him from what he can be. >> if it can hit me in the face, that meansly put him out. so, i was ready to sacrifice my body from the get go. >> before 13 of the long island bombers were legally blind or visually impaired they had a chance to remember the simple things of baseball. such as what it looked like except for jim hughs is to too young to remember what we see every day. put there were challenges, jim's mother lost her four children and four of her five children lost their sight to this disease. never let people say you can't do. you are able. go for it. he gave that approach to life. >> while jim continues to play baseball with his brother in his heart he also found love. >> we met on a blind date and i joked to everyone i went on a blind date with a blind guy. i knew instantly we were going to get married. january of 20 2004. diane and jim tide the knot. they also had three children be u there was problem. >> i

except for jim hughs who was too young. >> i think losing my vision at 3 was a major road to be honest with you. >> reporter: but there were challenges. four of five children including jim also lost their site to this disease. but joseph the oldest, kept the family solid. he was little rock. it was difficult. he created a lot of tough emotions that i had to deal with at that age. >> while jim continued to play baseball with his brother in his heart he also found love. >> we met on a blind date and i joked i went on a blind date with a blind guy and i got to know jim and i knew instantly we were going to get married. >> diana and jim tied the knot. they also had three children but there was problem. >> i think the moment where it was the most difficult for me was when my daughter was diagnosed with glycoma. that no longer is in your control. when it effects your children, that's when you ask the question, what the hell. >> reporter: thankfully, sarah can still watch daddy. >> is she your biggest fan? >> i hope so. she's awesome. she's my little girl. >> she's just proud of him. she read

except for jim hughes, who was too young to remember the things we see every day. >> i think losing myhree was -- i think made the road a little easier to be honest with you. >> jim's mother lost her vision and four of her five children also lost their sight to this disease. joseph, the oldest, kept the family solid. >> being blamed in a predominantly sighted world can be challenging, but he always said be strong, never let people say you can't do. >> when jim was only 16, joseph lost his life. >> he used to call me little rock, my family, that's what they called me. he was kind of the big rock for me, and to have that removed was difficult, and did create a lot of difficulty at that age. >> while he continued to play baseball with his bother in his heart, he also found love. >> we met on a blind date. i joked i met a blind guy on a blind date. i knew instantly we were going to get married. >> they tied the knot. they got three children, but there was a problem. >> i think the most difficult moment was when my daughter was diagnosed with glaucoma, because that no longer is in your cont

heather hughes, sun america funds. jim mccant, ubs. ben pace from deutsche bank wealth management. our own rick santelli. >> i want to keep this up with you today. do you expect this market to continue trading higher or are you expecting some head winds? >> maria, part of us is trying to be respectful of our price targets. we kind of blew through our year end targets. these kind of up markets have a way of carrying momentum into the end of the year. calm it window dressing effects. call it what you will. see we're definitely not selling any equities at this level. we're kind of maintaining where we are. love to buy a little bit cheaper. maybe 5% below. but i do expect this market to continue to have momentum in november, december. >> and you said, heather, the opposite. that we could see some head winds in this market. >> some head winds, perhaps, in the first quarter of next year. but it looks like there's a common target out there of 1800 on the s&p at year end. if you note, that's only 2% higher than where we are now. we don't have that further to go. again, i wouldn't even call

jim. how are you doing, today! >> real good, man! you're from around me, what's going on? >> i'm a senior at drexler university, the college of business. and the ticker bhi, baker hughesit's very cheap. you're not buying the highest quality and you are betting it for it to continue. i like that bet, and just you know, my favorite is still schlumberger in the service and esv, big charitable trust name and in the drill company and in the actual rig company and those are my two faves with baker hughes. mike in ohio. mike, mike, mike! >> thank you, and wish a big buckeye boo-yah to you and your family. >> boy, am i into ohio state this year. smaefrt coach in the league. what's up? >> my question is what do you think of mosaic relative to potash, abm and budgie and whether any of these are are good. >> mosaic's okay and the absolute question, how does it look overall? it's dependent upon agriculture. agco is the best in the business and you will hear there is pressure and when there is pressure in the pharma even though they are flush, you do not want to own mosaic, with corn prices coming down, i will have to say, and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the l