these are the guys that made "john carter" not too long ago, okay?ut at the end of the day it's massive move. they nailed it. they did it at a time when things were kind of rocky. i think buying a call -- >> i think he said he loves espn and that makes sense. he loves john carter, too, by the way that and he's the only one evidently. >> our thanks as always to carter braxton worth. if you want more follow us on twitter and dan posts his trades. coming up, the final word. >>> time now for the final call. the last word from the option pits. scott, kicket off. >> i would define my risk and in a situation like, that i would generally be a seller of spreads. >> dan. >> yeah, well, you know, i'm the buyer spread in nike, but i agree with scott. there's going to be a lot of things going on, so to me in front of stuff, you want to leg into things. i put a small portion of my nike position. >> mike. >> yeah, i think spreading is a really good idea. something i might look to do. the other thing you need to take a look at is puts in the indexes have become so e

these are the guys that made "john carter." at the end of the day this is a massive move. they nailed it. i give them credit. they did it at a time that things were rocky. like mike's previous trade buying a call, defining the risk. >> mike loves espn. that makes sense. they have done well. >> he loves "john carter," too. >> he's the only one. >> our thanks to carter. as we head to break if you want trade updates follow us on twitter. dan posts regular updates. coming up, the final word from the options pits. >>> time for the final call. the last word from the options pit. scott? >> lots of news on sunday. so lots of opportunity on monday. i would define my risk. in a situation like that i would be a seller of spreads. >> dan? >> i'm going to buy a spread with nike. i agree with scott. a lot will be going on here. to me in front of this stuff you want to leg into things. i put a small portion of my nike position and will look for a better opportunity. >> mike? >> spreading is a good opportunity. i may look at nike. also, puts in the indexes are so important. you can financ

disif he got beat up for that john carter movie. everybody said it was a flopment but if you look at the total sales it will really well internationally and ended up with $128 o-- 280 million in sales, she have brave and franken wean year coming out. and the theme parks, people are going to the parks, attendance is up and spending money when they are there, more than last year. >> tom: just where the low gas provideses come no play certainly for the theme parks. you also have pointed to irgs, ignite restaurant group. kind of a new stock. just started trading back last month this is a company behind the joe crab shack franchise it went public at 14 tonight, over 17.5, it already had a nice rally. >> it has done well but a lot of people don't really know this companiment because as you mentioned it's relatively new. but if you know joe's crab shack, isn't that place great. you can go, eat, get a lot of food for not a ton of money. and here's what i love about this company. 15 consecutive quarters of increasing sales. and this is when,

. >> "john carter" big bomb, if the reviews for "john carter" were written by people who disney paidhey said, go see it, you would have to take pause. >> and with using that analogy, disney can pay the reviewers and said five starts, must see movie, et cetera, but the market will speak, because the ticket sales won't back that opinion up. that's what we're talking about here in the market. >> but "john carter" was too big to fail. when you put it that like that john carter could bring down the world, but these banks don't hurt us. thank you for pointing that out. i think people at home are thinking moody's they've got to be the rocket scientists who come in and really make the determination. >> i would hope that's not the case after what we saw in the financial crisis. >> i think not anymore. >> after the building of the cbo machine -- >> why do they emphasize it? >> that's the question. at this point after all the testimony -- >> here's the "financial times" which i think has been the best on banks. >> that's my point. use them to whatever extent you want, but the fact is the market

its $200 million-plus budget, john carter brings an intergalactic battle home on a four-disc combo packpers and more. >> i give you the mysterious island. >> reporter: duane the rock johnson leads the adventure sequel of journey to the mysterious island with lots of deleted scenes and a gag reel. meet the real life navy seals who stall in act of valor. learn about the man who inspired gerard butler's role as ex-criminal turned crusader for the children of east africa in machine gun creature. see how things are breaking down for brian cranston in breaking bad season four with all 13 episodes. pisodes. in new music, the beach boys reunite to mark 50 years with that's why god made the radio. patty smith brings her poetic rock and roll to an 11th studio album. neil young and crazy horse redo folk classic on their album, americana. country music superstar alan jack -- jackson sends out 30 miles west. lenny kravitz remasters and expands his 1991 album, mama said. plus katie perry gets animated with the sims2, katie perry's sweet treats to customize your fun. >>> we still have plenty ahead, mo

beautiful bovine love at the intersection of two rural pennsylvania highways according to state trooper john carter officers tried to shoo them off the highway but it just got the ball mad and it started to escalate after a couple hours of the bovines refusing to budge pennsylvania department of agriculture officials told the utterly in love to get a room and corral them into a trailer kinky cow couple are now at a local farm until police could find their owner rumor has it that the horror whole idea or deal was actually part of a new ad for chick fil a's eat more chicken campaign. coming up last week there was a media firestorm over rudy eugene the so-called miami zombie who brutally attacked and ate the face of a homeless man and while the cause of the attack remains unclear mainstream media has been very quick to point the finger and scare up the american public why. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. but go back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half

carter says the use of anti-terror tactics have led to the widespread abuse of human rights and a country can't speak with moral authority. clearly we must discuss it in the lightning round! >> johnhave a point? >> just being jimmy carter. i like what obama is doing with the drones, although he won'ting in and snatch these guys and stick them in guantanamo is disappointing to me. >> greg: he doesn't want to get into that mess. >> his only charge i have to blow them up. it's kind of dumb. >> he was the guy that says we are treating them unfairly, so let's just kill them. i'm okay which means that i'm also on obama's side. rebecca, which means in a weird way. is carter being consistent. he would have said this about anybody? >> he is very consistent on human rights. obama is the one who isn't. he is closing guantanamo, guantanamo is still open. there is nowhere to put the people. there is nowhere to go with these crazy people. >> greg: bill? joe? thoughts. >> on this topic? >> i think it's interesting you have these two noble peace prize winners duking it out. if they were actually duking it out and al gore kept running up and turning up the air conditioner. >> isn't that time to t

andy writes, make an animated version of "john carter." they will never live it down.rs" in the title. "mars needs moms" reference. finally, if it was distributed by the nasdaq. >> harsh. >> harsh. >> what's coming up tonight? >> lack of a health care decision gives us the opportunity which trades to put on ahead of thursday. also, our second half series starts with bill procida, real estate and where the best buys are in the second half in real estate. >> are you ready to do this again on thursday? >> yeah. >> standing by. >> look forward to that. in the meantime if you're just joining us this morning, here is what you missed early on. >> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here is what's happening so far. >> everyone in the country wants people to be individually response in. if you go around without insurance you're essentially saying i think it's fine to shove my bill onto someone else. that's unacceptable in america. >> in today's political atmosphere, i have quit trading all together. >> you think that should be a policy for everyone in washington. >

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. >> jim remembers protecting president as reagan, carter, and dignitaries, pope john paul ii duringe at the cardinals resident. >> i look up and here comes the pope, sidesaddle down the bannister, into my arms. . >> harris: wow. >> and i thought he had tripped and was falling down the stairway. we grabbed each other and all he said, oh, oh, secret service. >> harris: but the danger is always real. >> well, you don't know what you've p you've prevented. that's the mysteries of protection, you don't know what you stopped. >> harris: history is a reminder, president kennedy and post 9/11 world moved secret service agents from the treasury to department of homeland security. we reached out multiple times for the secrets service's homeland security department, they declined to speak with us on camera for the agent's role. police say she's a pot smoking mom out for a night of fun and forgets one things that she left on, puts her behind bars. what she left on the the car. and teenagers hanging on, in the surging waters. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see th

we bring in campaign insiders, doug, pat caddell, a former pollster for president carter, and john leboutillierssman for new york. i can tell by the body language, pat, you want to get into this right now. what is going on here? why the drop? >> what this is all precedes the economic numbers we had on friday. the president's situation has been in decline if a few weeks. we are seeing it close up. the republicans are rallying behind romney faster than anyone thought they would. the president has had a rough time. he faces a june that could be the cruel month of all but we now see not only the national shift but the electoral college. right now obama is not jumping as high as he was. >>gregg: doug, pat is right, this is not taking into consideration what happened on friday, unemployment numbers went up and all the other unemployment numbers the last couple of months were revised down. >> i saw that, pat is right. the electoral map is moving die knack -- die -- dynamic. virginia is trending down, and you move the toss ups to governor romney, and you have a tie race or governor romney lead. >>gregg

doug schoen, former pollster for bill clinton and pat caddell, former pollster for president carter. and johnpublican congressman, for new york. he seriously said that. >> what we have seen here, the race has changed. and i think it is now romney's election to lose. >>gregg: really? >> i do all things you put on there. the job report. the race is changing. we will go over some polls in a minute both nationally and in the electoral college and the momentum is going romney's way or anti-obama. at least put it that way. >>gregg: pat, some suggested he is tone deaf, mostly republicans, and mcconnell said "the president must be on another planet, completely disconnected from reality." and cantor said, are you kidding? did he see the jobs numbers? >> john mccain in 2008 the day the lehman brothers collapsed, said, in the context of a statement that was better, said the fundamentals of the economy are good. boy did he hear that for the rest of the campaign. the president's statement is a devastating statement because he is going to see it over and over again, and peggy noonen said, does he just not

pollster for bill clinton and pat caddell, a fox news contributor former pollster for jimmy carter, and johnican congressman from new york. doug, you know, i didn't think this was a big deal until i started looking at the poll numbers. i am really stunned by this. look at these numbers in the swing states latino votes. >> those five states could well spell the difference. right now the polls show the vote in those states in the margin of error and the hispanic vote right now is giving president obama either the slight lead he enjoys in some of the states or keeps him even. bottom line the hispanic vote is critical. >> this is politically important. i have to say, i am surprised that romney didn't take a little bit more of a tact which, here --. >>gregg: he spoke in orlando in front of the same latino group. >> he preceded the president the day before. >>gregg: and he had a grand opportunity. >> i would have said here is his thank unemployment, hispanic youth, here is this. hispanics, they are not getting the men dream. and i would have gone after president and said now he think he can buy th

there was a seminal point when they saw maybe with john kennedy or with ronald reagan versus jimmy cartergoing to make that switch they have to be assured, right, but does it ever get to a point, david, where it is so bad they even consider the dog catcher? >>guest: clearly we are potentially this that situation given how bad the economy is. but, ultimately what people are looking for here is a solution so it is not necessarily so much do they like romney, but, does he get to the point where people think what he is saying and what he is offering in terms of policy will work and that is the challenge. i go back to what happened with reagan in 1988 given how bad the who was and he had a chance to lay out his economic theories and that is when things kicked in for him. >>neil: but that was a late shift. the election was tight going into the final week. so, what contributes to the final big swing? up or down. >>guest: going back do what happened with reagan in 1980 people were concerned with carter when they went one-on-one that allayed the fears. so, romney's situation here is not so much pe

john f. kennedy campaign. you were involved with lyndon johnson's campaign. you served jimmy carter as his national security advisor and then you served george herbert walk herb burr. >> i also directed the foreign policy task force for hue better humphrey. i supported bush one against dudu dukaki dukakis. i sensed that the issue with the soviet union was getting deep. i endorsed bush incidentally when he was 17 points behind, i emphasize that because it was not a political opportunistic step. but i felt that dukakis would not be able to handle the new complex realities and that bush would. and i think i was right. he handled the disintegration of the soviet union extremely well. even though on some other issues in my judgment and i argue that in my most recent book he didn't quite seize the moment. he didn't quite seize the opportunity. >> go back to your family. you have a son that's a democrat, one that's a republican and a daughter that's a journalist. how did that happen, do you think? >> well, i think it has a lot to do with the fact that we are an engaged family that is inter

dustin brown the first one, one h-1/2 later carter will flip it past -- trevor lewis with his own. john quick is your winner. that's the mvp of the postseason. and it's the first time eighth seed has ever won the stanley cup. >>> closer to home it is the u.s. open so naturally many a great story will develop over the next week. for now how about the golf coach at the university of oregon qualified for one of the biggest tournaments in the world that of course would be casey martin who you may remember as the golfer who sued years ago. won the right to use a golf cart because of a leg condition. today he spoke about his expectations on the course. >> i said to not shoot 1 million, tongue and cheek obviously i don't get to compete much. i've gone from nothing to the pinnacle of golf. i'm going to go compete, give it my all and see what that means. if it means last place, that's what it means. if it means last place, it's not going to mean last place but you know. >> imagine making it to the finals of a huge event like the french open. right in the middle of it you have to wait a nervewrac

dustin brown the first one, one h-1/2 later carter will flip it past -- trevor lewis with his own. johnnathan quick is your winner. that's the mvp of the postseason. and it's the first time eighth seed has ever won the stanley cup. >>> closer to home it is the u.s. open so naturally many a great story will develop over the next week. for now how about the golf coach at the university of oregon qualified for one of the biggest tournaments in the world that of course would be casey martin who you may remember as the golfer who sued years ago. won the right to use a golf cart because of a leg condition. today he spoke about his expectations on the course. >> i said to not shoot 1 million, tongue and cheek obviously i don't get to compete much. i've gone from nothing to the pinnacle of golf. i'm going to go compete, give it my all and see what that means. if it means last place, that's what it means. if it means last place, it's not going to mean last place but you know. >> imagine making it to the finals of a huge event like the french open. right in the middle of it you have to wait a ner

during the carter administration, janet reno during the clinton administration and most interestingly, they issued one against harriet miers and john bolton during the bush administration over the firing of federal attorneys. so, i'm not sure that the-- this is a serious issue between congress and eric holder, but in the political season right now, there are political liabilities for both of them going down this path. the republicans might not win that con at the point in time vote, on the other hand, the democrats don't necessarily want eric holder's role elevated in the public mind because then people will start asking about the other political things he's done and make him an issue in the campaign. but, this is a very serious battle between these two and i think that both have to have reason to think they might come out on the down side, if they push with contempt vote. >> and eric holder is a friend. >> i am neat sure there that much loyalty, but i think that eric holder has been carrying water for the president, and voter i.d. laws and sort of meant to inflame the african-american base and the idea that somehow these white sta

john gonzalez abc 7. >> the first ever murder into delaware -- in dewey beach delaware. >> brianne carter has the latest. >> dewey beach is a popular summer destination. the usual sights out and hotels include beachgoers and not usually police. in the bustling town authorities are searching for a suspect after a woman was found dead inside this motel room. >> a killer on the loose. >> investigators released this picture of a person of interest. joanne was staying in the room above the crime scene. she saw the man and woman going to the room on sunday but did not see them come out. >> blond hair, blue eyes, very pretty. authorities say no idea was found on the victim. beachgoers and young students in town, this is concerning. >> it's very scary. >> an official cause of death and motives have yet to be released from authorities. they are still waiting for the information from the medical examiner, which we could get later today. >> keep us posted. we want to turn to the child sex abuse trial against jerry sandusky. deliberations could begin as early as thursday. the defense began presenting its case. they

>>pam: john bryson had a see easier when he hit two cars. he admitted a carter broke crossing not once but twice. some reason he got back into his vehicle and left the scene. but he left the scene he stuck the vehicle is second time. a little bit later they say bryson had a another car in a nearby city. , is to permit official said bryson does not remember much about what happened. he had never suffered a seizure before. doctors have him on monitors. sacramento that left four people dead after a guess that was welcomed into the hall started firing at the couple. >> this man's hands and uncle were shot at the 18th street sacramento house kit some other member also shot. the one prison is in critical condition and the other three people were killed. their sense us from the other part of that, he came out and shot and killed the suspect your one woman says and despite her efforts to organize a neighborhood watch. crime in this area is at hand. >> i am not surprised we had a commendation. there have been a lot of berkeley's going around here and stuff. >> this shoot

carter, i decided to have a child." but it is this notion of defining your life in relationship to the state. we hear politicians on both sides of the aisle, johnhow we need to dedicate ourselves to a cause larger than ours selves. i can't stand this formulation, not because i don't believe in dedicating yourself to a cause larger than yourself but whenever you hear politicians talking in washington it's always in relation to the federal government, always about a paid volunteer program or

john mccain. mr. obama won a larger margin of the white vote than any democratic presidential candidate since jimmy carter. but an analysis of google searches shows race was a factor in the 2008 election. according to a "new york times" article written by a doctoral candidate in economics at harvard university. the author analyzes google searches to determine where racial anmis is most heavily concentrated in the united states. the highest searched rate showed up in west virginia, western pennsylvania, eastern ohio, upstate new york, and southern mississippi, for example. the voter compared that to areas candidate obama may have underperformed in, the actual election and found a direct correlation. in fact, he claims racial animus caused president obama 3% to 5% of the popular vote. let's turn to ari melber, correspondent your "the nation." with google we're revealing our trues or so the thinking goes. people are caught unaware, off guard and revealing their true selves. do you think there's something to this study that reveals the true inclinations of human beings when it comes to the issue of race? >> w

apartheid state jimmy carter can make that assertion that doesn't make it true and even if the united states were to engage in the kind of isolationism that you make reference to john it seems to me there would still be war in the world the idea that the united states is responsible for war is an absurdity there is war they're occurring all the time and if the united states were to pull back all that straight didn't say that back within our borders there would still be wars everywhere. so that the notion that somehow the united states is responsible for instability that this so-called empire that you make reference to is what the problem is is ridiculous on its face ok george i'd like to go to you since the break up of the yugoslavia has every single conflict the west is engaged in has been a war of choice true or false yes yes that's absolutely right because as we looked at the case of yugoslavia which was really the first post cold war conflict in each case throughout those years the united states was in the business of sabotaging every possible peace agreement that was on the table in those bosnia there was one peace agreement after another that was on the point

carter reporting. >> a man accused of ram and a gasoline-laced suv into a building in d.c. is expected in court today -- ramming an suv. john gonzalez has more details. >> 32-year-old charles ball charged with alsoarson and assault with intent to kill. he already has a long criminal record. when this red jeep doused with gasoline ended up smashed into a building just four blocks from the white house, it was no accident. >> it looks like he drove into the building intentionally. >> police believed the 32-year- old got out and try to ignite the jeep with a lighter. no one other than him was hurt. >> i thought, why would he do that? >> he has been arrested in the past for fraud, assault, theft, drug charges, and third degree sex offense. his neighbors in new market maryland say markethe and his girlfriend had a rocky relationship. she filed a restraining order just hours before the vehicle was used as a potentially deadly weapon. >> i hope that he goes away for a long time, because he is disturbed. i hope never comes back to this neighborhood. >> it is a miracle no one else was injured inside the 12-story building during the c

john mccain. mr. obama won a larger margin of the white vote than any democratic presidential candidate since jimmy cartert in an analysis of google searches shows that race was a factor in the 2008 election. according to a "new york times" article written by a doctoral candidate in economics at harvard university. the author, seth stevens, analyzes google searches to determine where racial animus is most heavily concentrated in the united states. he says the heaviest racially charged search rates turned up in western virginia, western ohio, upstate new york, and southern mississippi, for example. the voter compared that to areas candidate obama may have underperformed in the actual election and found a direct correlation. in fact, he claims racial animus caused president obama 3 to 5% of the popular vote. let's turn to ari melber, correspondent for "the nation" magazine and a good man. racial animus is not something easily detected in polls, because respondents try to hide it. but with google, we're revealing our true selves, or so the thinking goes. so people are caught unawares, off guard, and they're