percent of the electorate in the city probably will support this i support it >> hello commissioners joe kelly i'm a member of the civil grand jury as well. i wanted to suggest that the - commissioner keane referenced every department doing this in all languages i get the sense of all the documentations i don't know if it's all departments doing it. with all the documentation that's being put out there so i would just suggest that commissioner hur of studying it is worthwhile and peas male and female it out there to get the response taken on the information. >> in favor of commissioner keane's motion. what are the 4 major languages >> there's 3 arrest spanish mandarin and tagalog. >> is that what you propose all the education material being made available in. >> yes commissioner hur's commissioner andrews. >> i would i was wondering about resources i totally get how we create the unfunded mandate is there an opportunity to go to the city to find resources that we can do this this is could we go to the mayor's office and at least the staff and is that the commission has identified a particular

but not the same as the fdle. >> reporter: the fdle's analysis confirmed joe's account but kelly's expertsror in the location of one of joe's last cellphone pings that night. >> we now once again have sloppy investigative work. and it only shows that they left these loopholes as to knowing where genoese was. and those things haven't been answered. >> reporter: fixated on finding out every detail, she also started contacting the witnesses the fdle interviewed, including the alibi witnesses who say they saw joe come home that night. >> i am on my way to kissimmee, florida, to meet with john ferrentinos. >> reporter: today, this witness tells kelly those investigators left out some details he told them in a statement attributed to him. >> people felt that, in the fdle reports, that their own statements weren't quite accurate. >> they weren't. >> reporter: the fdle declined "20/20"'s request for an interview saying their report speaks for itself. as for joe genoese -- >> i think i should bring civil charges against kelly and her family. there's no reason why this family did what they did to me

." >> joining me, joe concha and kelly goff, special correspondent for theroof.com and columnist for "the daily beast." joe, let's start with the arrest of the two reporters in that mcdonald's. those charges were totally trumped up, right? >> howie, if you watch that tape in full, on 23 separate occasions, that occasion asks wes lowry and "the huffington post" reporter to move. how do wes and ryan know what's going on outside in the street where they could resist that order? and before that video was shot also, wes lowrie was asked for identification for which he refused. this was clearly an action to provoke that officer. >> i got you there. they didn't resist arrest. they were packing up their computer equipment, which was plugged in. >> really. >> secondly -- secondly, i'm sure you don't condone slamming reporters' heads into glass door and soda machines. and thirdly, the charges were so filmsy that the police chief immediately dropped them. >> correct. well, no, they shouldn't have been arrested. i'm not advocating that. how do you pack up equipment and batteries when you're holdi

tomorrow before the main event, i pass on my nominations to my cnbc colleagues joe kernen, sara eisen, can't get out of this and kellyns. >> oh, my -- oh. >> it was very cold, though was about 95 degrees and very humid outside. i am told by a little birdie, joe kernen may be doing this later in the week. sara eisen has yet to accept. kelly evans did it yesterday while i was away, but i owe you one, jon. >> look at you. selfie ice buckets. both of you. well done. >> we're not fancy, you know, big-time people with whole crews going around. we go in the backyard and get it done. >> yeah. wore my fancy shirt. i don't know if viewers saw it. it says "live a little." we all have to get our kicks somehow. >>> and talking about all hour, uber. covered the competition with lyft. today's squawk on the tweet, who do they need to hire to respond? tweet us, we'll get some of your answers up next. how about over there? what does it mean to have an unlimited mileage warranty on a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz? what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years... and be covered? it means your odometer... is

to give you an idea where this is on kelly drive, we are told this is near st. joes prep boat house near strawberry mansion bridge, once again, crews are out there have after reports of at least one person is in the schuylkill river, that water search continues right now as you look live at the officers on the scene and we will stay with this and bring you updates as we get them. >>> right now i want to get our forecast and yesterday heated it up, today. >> basically a carbon cop toy a degree. little more steamy, a smidge. yesterday was hot but wasn't oppressive i didn't think. i didn't think. >> no, it was all good. i agree. >> but we will keep that going here today. weather should hold up for taney dragons. we are expecting it to be bright, sunny nice and the hot out there. >> nice, nice. >> there may be a shower or storm around. reason is a cold front which more than anything brings us more of a hook up then anything. because it will keep our hurricane out to sea. here's a nice wide look at cristobal which continues to churn as a category one hurricane moving slow

kelly? >> absolutely. and i will say with all due respect to joe, i hate to hear the criticism he would have doled out about 50 or 60 years ago to reporters who may have been slow to pack up their gear when they were covering another crisis which is known as the civil rights movement. >> a little slow. >> so this idea that reporters shouldn't be documenting the behavior of people in authority when people in authority are part of the story and their behavior has been questioned by the reporters that were there, i think to criticize them for recording is odd, joe. they would have been doing their jobs to not record and frankly, i don't think it would have been a smart safety thing to do. not to be funny, but drawing the comparison, there were a lot of reporters who were assaulted, some were murdered during the civil rights movements. i almost wish they had cameras. to criticize for recording is bizarre. >> the images of the riot gear and the armed personnel carriers and the tear gas, in some ways was that reminiscent of birmingham in 19 -- >> i don't know how anyone could watch the footage of what was done to

. >> kelly, joining the closing bell exchange is joe hider from raymond financial, sam barnett from sbb research group, diane garnett from clear alternatives, holly list from mcquarry and rick santelli is off today, so we don't have rick to join the fray. joe, let me start with you and get you to sum up your view of the market today and over the next several weeks. what are you looking for? >> well, we continue to be positive on the market. obviously, there are always question marks, and certainly, the geopolitical questions really scared the market last week. but you know, we're down 3%. now we've rebounded on friday, we're up a little bit today. so, we think that positive momentum is going to continue over the next few weeks. >> holly, do you see positive momentum in parts of the credit markets, too, like high-yield debt? >> there could be. we've seen a lot of action in the high-yield debt area, but i do think that you have positive momentum in treasury prices, meaning that you'd have lower yields. i think now that we're testing at 2.40 and you see that we breached it briefly on frida

joe? >> it does. there's a give-and-take here, kelly.at, from the p perspective of those in the market, they'll use 2,000 or this round number as kind of that point, that mile marker that they pass. take a look at their portfolios and maybe sell some of the winners. so, that's the bad side of round numbers. if you look at a chart of the s&p 500 over the last 20 years, it's hard to deny there's not resistance and support of round numbers. for the give here, those that are on the sidelines and have been sitting on the sidelines are going to kind of feel like the bull train's leaving the station and they're going to want to get some money to work. i don't think you'll see a huge rush of cash. a lot of concerns about interest rates, lack of volatility, et cetera, and we're running into a seasonally weak period for the year. >> pat, do you think that's going to be the mentality here, that the bull train's leaving the station? >> i don't think so. i think we're 5 1/2 years into this bull market. i think investors need to be cautious. if you ha

kelly thanks so much. big day on the street today. welcome to "the halftime show." let's meet today's starting lineup. joestephanie link runs jim cramer's charitable trust. jim is the president of asset manager. pete najarian and managing director of douglas c. lane and has $3.9 billion under management. great to have you all with us. we begin with the markets. stocks are surging today as at least for the moment, tensions in ukraine appear to have cooled slightly. still the global markets remain volatile and capable of moving on headline from a number of different flash points around the world. how should we be feeling about a market

kelly thanks so much. big day on the street today. welcome to "the halftime show." let's meet today's starting lineup. joe terranova, stephanie link runs jim cramer's charitable trust. jim is the president of asset manager. pete najarian and managing director of douglas c. lane and has $3.9 billion under management. great to have you all with us. we begin with the markets. stocks are surging today as at least for the moment, tensions in ukraine appear to have cooled slightly. still the global markets remain volatile and capable of moving on headline from a number of different flash points around the world. how should we be feeling about a marketplace that can be whipsawed around by a headline from almost anywhere? >> it can. i think geopolitics are playing such an important part today in the short-term market. i think longer term, we are still bullish on this market and i think we end the year higher and you'll get opportunities along the way to get good companies and invest in good companies. >> that sounds like you're saying ignore the noise. >> i am. >> buy what you like and ignore the noise. >> and pi

preseason but he stepped up under pressure there so will chip kelly cut alex henry and go with this rookie, that would be an interesting move. joe valley is here to philly to philly.com. good to see you, joe. >> good to see you, mike. >> it is preseason but still there was pressure on him. he wanted to show off in front of the coach. >> there is pressure because you are fighting for a job. people say it is january, it is not january, you are not kicking a field goal in the championship game but are still fighting for a spot in the nfl. >> i think he has got to keep him after that performance. >> he kick two, 53 and 54-yard field gold with room to spare. it wasn't like they barely got over and then you have a guy like henry hasn't been bad but inconsistent. miss aid 31-yard field gel ape 47-yard, this guy clears, 50 plus, on both. >> i don't want to be mr. negative under pressure in the national championship game in college, auburn verse florida state, he missed a 33 yarder, that they needed, they ended up losing by three. >> he did, you are right. do you factor that in or not. >> you don't factor it in unless it is january and t

kelly, thank you for joining us. talking techs this morning, there is a tale of two stocks. let's start with hewlett packard, joe. shares falling after hours despite revenues. earnings were in line. then we have to talk about apple. apple shares broke $100 for the first time since that stock split and they also hit an all-time high. good morning to you. help in the whp piece. they cleared on the revenue side, but the prots, they can't get it together. >> i think the work at hp is continuing to be a work in progress. personal computer systems are very strong. they have to get over to the areas that create the highest margin, which is enterprise growth and software and kind of get away from the desktop. and until they do that, you'll see these benign top line and bottom line growth numbers, which is basically what we saw in this quarter. >> you say until they do that. do you think they're on course to do that? it doesn't sound like extra the teejicily that's the way they're moving. >> they still have a long way to go to kind of get there, but if they want to do more than just be a free cash flow generator, right, a