so -- >> you mean up on the john deere? she's -- she's decked out -- >> in the john deere. -- she was. she had rosy cheeks. she was beautiful inside and out. >> reporter: in time, daughter jana married and moved away to a job in des moines. son billy went into the heating and air conditioning business. but jason, the youngest child, took to the land. >> i really enjoyed workin' with him. i was teachin' him. he is a good farmer. >> reporter: jason would carry on the farming tradition for another generation. and best of all he and his wife, shelly, lived close by. bill and shirley soon had grandchildren to dote on. a happy family picture suddenly disfigured by the ugly murder of shirley carter. dci agent mark ludwick took the lead in the investigation. >> first, we want to identify all witnesses and we wanna separate 'em and we wanna conduct a face-to-face sit-down interview as soon as we can. >> reporter: early on, the most important witnesses were bill, the husband, and jason, the son. ludwick assigned deputies to take the two down to the pleasantville pd. >> and uh, she sa

john deere tee john difficuefterios, many than. >>> benjamin netanyahu has a message for joe biden, don'teturn to the iran nuclear deal. israeli media interpreted his comments as being directed at the incoming president. the prime minister had been a vocal opponent of the agreement, calling it a very bad deal when he addressed the u.s. congress in 20 sa. let's bring in oren liebermann. he joins us live from jerusalem. good to see you, oren. was this a message? >> i think that much is very clear. so often over the course of the last four years, many of pmt prime minister benjamin netanyahu's audience was donald trump. netanyahu was perhaps the most vocal supporter of abandoning the iran nuclear deal. he was the vocal supporter and now that netanyahu has finally acknowledged it's joe biden who was president-elect and won the election, it seems there's a new audience of one, that of biden himself. so, he said the following at a say it ceremony. he said there could be no going back to the previous nuclear agreement with iran. we must stick to uncompromising policy of ensuring that iran will n

great tailwinds for this business >> steph, you got a quick name >> john deere. >> have a great weekendhat does it for us. "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange" on this friday. markets are rallying in the face of bad news on the covid front places everywhere from chicago to detroit to connecticut and new york are rolling back reopenings we look at the economic ripple effect plus, home prices are still rising in every corner of the country for the first time in four decade. is the market getting too hot? we'll explore that >>> and behind the door dash, the discount store decade and employees getting recharge days. that's all coming up this hour >>> but let's begin with the markets, as always dom chu has

berkshire's entire position in john deere, the stock is up almost 300% since he liquidated it and i don't think he has any -- it happens to berkshire just like it happens to the rest of us. >> of course he's the oracle of omaha not for ten minutes, ten weeks or ten years. but what, josh, is the most interesting to you of all the moves that he made is it adding to general motors is it all but getting out of the banks, including jpmorgan? is it the new stakes in health care, which he's going big on in terms of drug makers, pfizer, merck, bristol myers a 5g play in t-mobile, a liquidation of cost thereto co, winner >> i think there's something he likes about bank of america, while liquidating jpmorgan and gotten out of goldman sacks but adding to b of a, he either likes it a lot or wants exposure to the sector but wants it concentrated into one holding, he doesn't want to make a big sector-wide bet on banks adding to affirmative acti ingig those trades look like they have ted and todd stamped all over it we're both happy to see a little bit of confirmation bias in gm >> sale of approval. >>

great tailwinds for this business >> steph, you got a quick name >> john deere. >> have a great weekend, everybody. that does it for us. "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange" on this friday. markets are rallying in the face of bad news on the covid front places everywhere from chicago to detroit to connecticut and new york are rolling back reopenings we look at the economic ripple effect plus, home prices are still rising in every corner of the country for the first time in four decade. is the market getting too hot? we'll explore that >>> and behind the door dash, the discount store decade and employees getting recharge days. that's all coming up this hour >>> but let's begin with the markets, as always dom chu has more for us. dom? >> kelly, this week has been that big tug-of-war about companies, sectors, industries on the reopening side of things versus the lockdown side of things overall, we have seen markets doing much better for those industries that have a tilt toward the reopening of the economy this week. but for right now, the dow

talking of john, how about john deere. i always think of stu on his tractor when i say john deere.reported this morning, lauren. how did they do? lauren: thanks for the image. i just want to point out this stock should open at a record high this morning. they gave an upbeat outlook. that's what it's all about. you don't often get an upbeat outlook these days but when you do, you are rewarded. deere reported sales better than expected. revenue did fall about 2% to $9.7 billion but that was enough to impress wall street. the ceo crediting higher crop prices and stronger demand for farm equipment for their optimism going forward. stock up 3%. ashley: look at that. all right, thank you very much. as we go to the break, we will be opening this market on the day before thanksgiving, after the break as you can see slightly down on the dow and s&p. the nasdaq slightly higher. as we go to break, take a look at the very different times square on this thanksgiving eve. plenty of elbow room. we'll be right back. ♪ it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we

did that i would love to know who create the feast sound effect in new jersey they're talented john deereity prices remember when there was a time when it was treated as strategic asset in terms of what was going on and we are talking about food shortages. this trade still have legs i am feasting on deere >> coming up it is back to your stock questions. is there no place like zoom for the holidays find out if this work from home all-star will win thanksgiving plus, we got a cat question, we g ounot talkinabt industrials. we'll tell you what we mean when this bonus hour of "fast money" returns. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $349 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. and we'll make your first month's payment.

raiders lost to the chiefs but man, deer ebb carr made a name for himself both passing the football and for his audibles. >> purple walrus. >> purplual news. >> and jed johnden gave carr all the cede feat come up with those audible calls. >> you think you came one purple walrus, jerry, really? some of these words, it is like the baseball, guy on third pace signaling. you know what it means in nothing. it is a shame that now, we're giving access to our snap count and our inventory of plays on live tv. i drop know what the world is coming to. >> audibles on tap today. thanksgiving morning, the texans at detroit. 9:30 right here on the big 5 and later, alec smith goes to two straight winss the wash football team visits the dallas cowboys. that is the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. have i great an very safe thanksgiving. i'll so you tonight. >>> time now is 6:25. >> in our next half our kpix5 an streaming on cbsn bay area, going from the hundreds to just dozens. the chains this year for the annual indigenous peoples thanksgiving sunrise, next. >> and the table cloth are out. the cent are pieces are placed. the thanksgiving meal is kicking off >>> rig

the chiefs but man, deer recollect carr made a name for himself both passing the football and for his audibles. >> james harden. >> purple walrus. >> purple walrus. >> yesterday, john carr all the cede feat come up with those audible calls. >> you think a came up with purple walrus, jerry in realery. some of these words, it is like the baseball guy on third base naturalling. you know he's doing all this stuff. you know what it means? nothing. the a shame that now we're giving access to our snap count and our inventory of plays on live tv. i don't know what the world is coming to. >> audibles on tap today thanksgiving morning. the texans at detroit. 9:30 right here on the big 5 and later, alec smith goes for two straight wins as the washington football team visits the dallas cowboys. that is the latest in sports. i'm he dennis o'donnell. have a great an very safe thanksgiving. i'll see you tonight. >>> this morning, one woman is grateful she never 485 up hope on fining her lost dog even after moving a thousand mile away. two are being reunited more than six years after the pug ran away in davis. during that time, san rae campos moved to new mexico but last saturday,