let's get to our josh lipton who's at the event. josh? >> yeah. the stage, he kicked off the conference and teased us and said they had some amazing products, very excited to show us. he's back on stage and just starting to talk about the ipad. we started this 3 1/2 years ago. some people didn't see the need for it. he had some fun, showed some derogatory comments and quotes about the first ipad and said they sold their 170 millionth ipad this month. this is what we're waiting for to get the updates about the ipad, features, price points. we'll bring it to you as the

josh blackman.com. josh clerked for judge danny position of the sixth -- boggs of the sixth circuit, and he's a graduate of george mason university law school. as josh said, i'm still not over nfib, but here's josh blackman with at least some therapy. >> thank you. [applause] hi, everyone. we have -- you might not know this, there's an emergency constitution at the podium. you know, in case of emergency, break glass. just in case we need to read from it. it is such an honor for me to be here. it's hard to actually convey. my time in the auditorium was exactly six years ago. this is actually ilya's first week on the job, and i got to know him shortly thereafter. he's proven a great friend and an advocate of liberty. he has given over 100 talks across the country. what's the number nowsome. >> i've lost count. >> over 200 talks across the country. [laughter] arguing that obamacare must stop. he's still arguing against it. >> well, nobody understands the decision. >> how do you understand it? so ilya's a g

buy it and, congratulations josh. it's also a pleasure to be here with my good friend randy barnett. he's, indeed, "new york times," the god father to the challenge of obamacare. he's also, to give him his due, the intellectual arc tech of one of the most important challenges to the constitutional conventional wisdom of the past generation. and i agree with everything he said in the thoughtful talk. he's correct that the ideas matter and that it was his vision that the -- the proper scope of congress pour could be changed. and that it was important to change not only in the course, but but also in the court of public opinion. the pop allow constitutional matters all of those are sentiments to embrace. i congratulate him for coming within a heir of the breadth to achieve the goal. you won't be surprised, randy to note i'm going to talk about the book that you didn't mention. and that is a claim that surprised me when i read the inspection. namely, how is it possible that the compelling intellectual challenge that persu

isn't that right, josh? >> yes, ma'am. >> and they're gonna have a simple ceremony after graduation. right, josh? >> yes, ma'am. >> and simone's okay with all this? >> are you kidding? that's all she talks about. isn't that right, josh? >> well, actually, when we first -- >> well, of course it is. >> i just got a text from simone. she ran away! >> what do you mean, she ran away? >> she texted me, "on a bus. leaving town. trapped. got to think." >> wait. let me see this. oh, my gosh. >> what? >> she spelled "leaving" right. >> i know. good girl. >> i know. >> leaving? where would she get an idea like that? >> "my baby can spell"? >> no, i meant where would she get the idea to run away? >> she must have misunderstood what i said. >> you? what did you say? >> [ sighs ] i was trying to give her advice, and when i talked to her -- >> you told a pregnant 16-year-old to run away? >> that's not what i'm saying! >> then what are you saying?! >> simone felt like you two were smothering her. >> wait. what did i do? >>

please continue to share josh's story. the world should know what true heroes and warriors are. >> he is a true hero. >> deborah: and what happened to phineas the dog? a lot of people are asking that question after the lab retriever that's been on death row since a 7-year-old girl was bitten disappeared. his owners believe the dog was murdered. here's the latest on the story. >> i want phineas to come home. >> reporter: 8-year-old lex see sanders is begging for the return of her beloved lab retriever phineas. the dog was sentenced to dog death row for allegedly biting a friend of hers. supporters took to the streets calling for him to be freed. but now the case has taken a mysterious and potentially tragic turn. someone took phineas from where he was being held. that's right, someone broke into this vet chin and i can walked off with him. -- vet clinic and walked off with him. >> there's several people that made comments about wanting to harm him. they would like to put a bullet between his eyes. >> reporter: and as she se

but my only point is, and josh could be 100% right. just in terms of trading 101, you have to have some discipline after a day like today, given the run we've had in the s & p over the last couple weeks. >> you're right. if it's over 1,000, a 30% gain in a short period of time. >> does share price matter? that's $53 billion in market cap. goog sl a multiple of that, a much different story, we're talking large next at this point. >> google is trading 28 times last year's earnings, it's more like an 18 or 19 times on this coming year's earnings. so this is not the dot com era, when the s & p tech was trading at 96 times earnings. these companies are trading under 30. it's really not that egregious. >> it's not a bubble territory in the sense like what we had with the dot com. but in general, you know, what i'm saying, if today, if you're not in google at all, don't go out monday morning and buy google. wait for that day to come down. you want to hold it, take offer a third, go ahead. it's just not a time to be initiating a position. >> h

josh is the bear.ur case. >> you have citi group here on the 47, 48 range and it's a great place to buy the stock. the stock's trading in a tight range between call it 48 up to 53. i think the main fundamental case on citi the new ceo, michael core bit. look at what he's done for shareholders and what what he's talked about doing, it's a different regime than when pandit was involved. >> right now, citi's in china building branches. if you want to play international growth in the banking sector, citiness the best way to do it. if you look at citi now, if any part of it is spun off, broken, it's high 60s. >> i would say that bull case is a combination of a stale thesis, number one, number two, you know, it's a hope that something might happen on the restructuring side. i agree, mike, that is bull, but it's not happening now. focus on what is happening. this stock three times failed at 53. that's now a daunting resistance level. until it can close above that level i don't know why you want to be in it. i

josh was linked to miley cyrus and renee's with josh and his new love picking up some "revenge" secrets. >> emily wants to know -- >> whispering ] >> victoria already knows. >> tried to kill you. >> but "revenge" fans are still asking this big question. who shot emily? >> i have my suspicions. >> i have no idea. >> i don't know. >> "extra" on set with the stars, emily van camp, madeleine stowe and josh bowman, digging for secrets. >> aiden would be very obvious choice because of their complicated love affair. >> i hope it's not me. i think it's going to be a female. >> can you give me any spoilers? >> what do you want? >> like daniel and emily are gonna get married? >> well that's where they are heading. i don't know if that's gonna happen. >> if emily survives, fingers crossed, she will still be stung in that it's complicated love quadrangle. limb going to choose between her three men? >> i know you're upset about the fight. >> they are shooting now, i think she does make a choice. >> jack has been hard on her. always tension between aiden and emily. more skeptical of her. >> emily is

josh lipton is on the case. josh, good to see you. >> yeah, scott, leaders suddenly looking a lot like laggards. investors and traders have been selling the winners, including high-flying internet stocks, that at least some analysts predict could kick off more volatility. paul hickey of bespoke pointing out that what worked now does not. stocks up the most since q3 had been leading the way lower. the higher they go, the harder they fall, he says, and many of the high flyers are the big-name internet stocks like facebook, down some 10% from its record high, linkedin, now down about 16% from its record high, both hit in september. of course, the names have rocketed higher this year. analysts at cantor fitzgerald, tracking the index of 65 largest internet names -- facebook, linkedin, google, yelp -- and earlier it had surged 52%. in terms of levels technicians are watching, mark newton, gray wolf's chief technical analyst, says facebook, he thinks $42.60,

>> josh lipton reporting from silicon valley tonight, thanks, josh. >> the situation in washington, day nine of the partial government shutdown and just eight days to go before the government hits the borrowing limit but today, some signs of a possible fall in washington to end that political deadlock. president obama will meet with republican leaders at the white house as pressure builds on both sides to resolve the budget inpass and avert another financial crisis and a possible default on the debt obligations. congressional leaders met and a charity called the fisher house foundation announced it would pick up the cost associated with the suspension of death benefits for fallen members of the military. >>> many on wall street are sure officials in washington will work out a deal to raise the nation's borrowing limit and avert another financial disaster but one of the biggest money market mutual fund makers appears to be hedging. f fidelity is serving off the debt due around the nation will hit the credit limit next week. the company remains confident it says that the debt ceiling issu

but josh was alive. later writing on facebook, taylor explained, josh was immediately pushed through a series of surgeries. and emerged hours later into an intensive care unit. he was being moved to germany. but first, a tradition. the commander would award josh the purple heart for his sacrifice. as the ceremony began, everybody thought josh was unconscious. when something truly remarkable happened. he somehow found the strength to slowly raise his arm, extend his fingers and salute. pure determination that brought grown men standing by his bedside to tears. and so, once again, to josh hargis and taylor hargis and all the men and women overseas and all their families back at home, complete and total thank you for your sacrifice and your service. >> so strong. the doctors were trying to put his arm down. they thought he was having a seizure. >> some sort of reaction. >> and, no. >> josh hargis knew what he was doing. >> that's awesome. >> thank you, josh elliott, for that. >>> now, to the facebook post t

josh sinking at ball four. that would have tied the game. afterwards, josh talked about his frustrations. >> a hundred percent. fans aren't even close to the ballpark and where they can affect the ball in play. it completely changes the game. it changed the momentum for them and us. we couldn't feed off of that. >> reporter: a lot of what-ifs in this situation. see that guy up there in the interview process? that is justin verlander. he will be pitching for the tigers for game 5 on thursday. a big job ahead for the a's, not something that they look forward to. reporting live in detroit, ktvu channel 2 news. >> mark is here with sports. you have verlander. fred was saying, you know, the a's aren't looking for that. but the tigers can't be looking forward to facing bartola. nevertheless, just one of those games that they will be shaking their heads at as they fly home back to oakland. kind of twisting and turning, not able to get a lot of sleep. there were, as fred said, so many opportunities for the a's to beat the tigers. oakland had built a

seeing that the markets levitate in today's session, josh. >> take it backward. name one significant d.c. event before which it made sense to have a radical shift to asset allocation, every time you play the game you probably lost. so i think what the plarkt is telling you here they view this as the, quote, unquote, last tackle to break. and typically if you want to look at what the stats say, a year that gets off to the start this one did, you'd rather be long than short. trust me. and typically, october is, quote, unquote, the pivot month. where the bears really get killed historically speaking going back as many decades as you'd like to. that's the prevailing sentiment. >> i hear you. but i think if you think about 45 s & p points which take us 1.5% from the highs of where we were before there was a government shutdown isn't it a little risk -- i think you're right. people want to be long this market. but i also think if you look at it from a short term perspective. right now, 45 s & p points later, with no deal on the table, obama care back in the conversatio

billionaire josh harris is building a sports empire from the court to the ice. we'll find out if his latest acquisition is one for the playbooks. gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> well, the new jersey devils were skating on thin ice before philadelphia 76ers co-owner josh harris saved the franchise from potential bankruptcy. the billionaire acquired the team, the lease to its newark areason yashgs and reportedly, all $230 million of its debt. i sat down with harris this week to find out what's driving a private equity guy used to chasing high returns to build a sports empire. >> i love sports. i love to win, and the devils is a particularly winning cultur

. >>> also ahead, it's doesn't scare josh harris who akwared the new jersey devils. his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. d the new jersey devils. his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. the new jersey devils. his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. d the new jersey devils. his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. kwared the new jersey devils. his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. kwared the new jersey devils. his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. kwared the new jersey devils. his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. devils. his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. . his team might be down now but he doesn't believe they are out. >>> how business is done many the town has to change because we've all got a lot of work to do on behalf of the american people and that includes the hard work of regaining their trust. >> the president brings up a good question. can leaders in washi

and the relationship with his best friend neal, and josh lucas and kate bosworth, his mistress.t seemed complicated. >> kate's real life husband michael polish, and josh showed up with had its baby. your baby's here and we love him. >> my baby is here because my baby-sitter did not show up on time. i was racing to be here on time to make that. this movie created two relationships. kate with the director michael and they ended up getting married and my wife fell in love during this movie and there's our son. >> go watch the movie. you better. >> kate, you always wanted to work with your husband, but did you think you'd end up marrying him? >> you know, i've always admired his work, and i signed on to this film because i'm such a fan of his, such a fan that i didn't ever want to leave his side again. >> i love these pictures. is it at all awkward when your boyfriend is the director? how does that work on the set? >> well, we weren't together actually on the movie. we just worked together. no, it's such a natural way to work together. it doesn't get in the way. it doesn't hinder an

let's get to our josh lipton who's at the event. josh? >> yeah. tim cook was on the stage, he kicked off the conference and teased us and said they had some amazing products, very excited to show us. he's back on stage and just starting to talk about the ipad. we started this 3 1/2 years ago. some people didn't see the need for it. he had some fun, showed some derogatory comments and quotes about the first ipad and said they sold their 170 millionth ipad this month. this is what we're waiting for to get the updates about the ipad, features, price points. we'll bring it to you as the headlines cross. >> we will. we'll get back to you shortly. let's bring in our guest and talk about what we can expect here, lindsay, she is editor in chief with c-net reviews, hudson square's dan, has a buy rating on apple and $600 price target and dominic chu and herb greenberg. let's strap ourselves in. lindsay, get to you first of all. there's a difference between what we want and what we get. first of all, what do you want, what are we getting? >> i think everybod

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the little battle ll that you m. >> so tiny. >> little little lit. >> josh, josh, josh!to murray me? >> so embarrassing. >> george, the serious guy with the news. hello, how are you? >> that's raul. >> raul! >> oh, my gosh. [ speaking spanish ] >> you're so embarrassing. what are you doing here? >> i used to be the maid. i got the american dream come true. for univision. >> i do. >> the smile. the lips. the nose. the ears. [ speaking spanish ] >> this is embarrassing. she's nice. she's not an executive in univigs. >> i am living the american dream. >> my tortilla. >> tortilla. >> logon to goodmorningamerica.com for the good recipes. we have the quesadillas, the salsa and chips. enrique iglesias performing next. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >>> you know -- i don't think josh has recovered from being outside. we're having such a good time with our friends from "despierta america." lara and sam are on the set down in miami. what better way to celebrate this wonderful bilingual morning than with the incredible enrique iglesias, with his new single, heart a

josh is the bull, and mike is the bear. josh, first. >> well, this is simple the stock is up 2,000% since 1999 and it continues to prove itself over and over again. 98% of the float is institutional and they buy every single dip, and have a look at the chart. almost no violations of the 50-day. they want to own this name any time they get a chance to buy cheaper, they do. long story short. this is a three-year growth rate expectation of 24%, and the company right now is being valued at 20 times in next year's earnings. i know it has a high price tag, but it is because they have decided not to split it. and you can buy a fast grower at not much over the market multiple that is beating and exceeding the estimates. >> i won't argue that it is not a beautiful chart and i won't say that it is anything like the 2000 valuation, because it is not, it is a real business, but josh gets to the point. it is an overloved story right now, and well understood that 24 of 27 analysts on the street have a buy on it. there is no real short in

josh, i go to you first on this on your reporting. surprised great financial minds of washington say hey, guys, this is how under the circumstances out of this. the question is, is the republican party listening anymore? >> they don't appear to be. the conventional business used to be don't send ceo to washington. you don't want them besmirched by politics. michael jordan used to say both republicans and democrats buy sneakers so he wouldn't get involved. things get broken, institutional investors have pressured companies to send ceos to washington partly to talk sense into the crazies and partly to stand up for the country's interest in this kind of maelstrom of dysfunction that has a negative effect on this country's bottom line. >> would you send michael jordan up to the summit to talk to voters and say obama care? >> they have reaped what they have sewn. in 2010, chamber of commerce, national federation of independent business poured millions into the process which led to this gerrymandering, redistricting so tea party could claim

josh from al jazeera. >> how are you? >> good.re here to ask you some questions about your legal problems? >> i'm not here to discuss that. >> reporter: in the end he may be best remembered for falling hard for an elaborate undercover sting. >> since that story aired details has emerges, speaking of which, omar al saleh is here. >> huge buzz and huge cynicism. we have james who says . . .. so clearly people are actually very [ inaudible ] to the american political system. for those of you at home we want to hear from you, so be sure to tweet us using the hashtag you see on your screen right now. >> joining me are two people who have been on this story since the beginning. also in our google hangout tonight is an orange county based writer, and kathy fang she is executive director of a california political watchdog group. we did reach out to senator calderon who denied requests to join our show tonight. so what is new? >> a lot is new and a lot has happened in a very short amount. the investigation centered on an fbi sting in which

joining us from washington senior national correspondent for bloomberg business week josh green, whose piece this is, "crisis is the new normal. josh, i don't want to be a pessimist here but there's been some very solid analysis taking history into account that points to the notion that these bitter enders, these fractious bitter-enders are not going away soon. tell us why that is. specifically the last few decades, 1970s, transition of the south and how that plays into this. >> sure. if you look at this against the broader sweep of history, what you discover is the debt ceiling slowdown and shutdown are less of a symptom -- sorry, more of a symptom and more of a mania that gripped washington over the past couple of years. that's because if you talked to political scientists who studied this, they will tell you that the country has been undergoing a geographical and partisan sorting basically since the late 19th century that is especially sped up since the 1970s. so what you have is a polarized congress that can't seem to kind of bridge the chasm that really is the reason that john boe

josh is not even alluding to the sentiment there. to me you have a situation here where the shorts have been annihilated. when this stock was trading $200 lower. about $300 and to josh's point the previous day close. >> i get that. >> i would agree with dan and i would say where things could get really interesting is over here. that's where the shorts were faked out. you can see they biled in. you had a nice russell off of that. >> i get the bearish engulfing candle. but at the same time didn't the options market tell us that there would be a bearish engulfing candle. >> what was really interesting here is this is a name that typically moves. but a lot on earnings kind of what dan was talking about. the options market have also given up on really getting short the name. it looks like desperation buying. weekly call buys have been 350 to 400 call strikes. that wess do nilly interesting to me. when you wanted to get short something you had to wait for a day like this. the kind of shift where you would open on a gap higher and close low

josh is the bull dr. jay is the bear. >> i think this is is a no-brainer.u have a stock that is flat on the year. the rest of the market has gone parabollic and these are the names that will be bought and taken higher. and a very massive gap. i think the set up here is really easy. it's a mid single digits earning multiple. >> i think the time to buy it josh, was back at the end of june end of the second quarter. here are three reasons. central banks, i think they have fallen out of love with gold. i don't hear anybody pounding the table saying we have got to take all of this gold and shove it down into a hole somewhere. that's because it's down $600 an ounce. there is a lot of costs involved there. that, i think, is a negative and an overhang going into 2014. >> there are very few high quality names that you can buy trading under 10 times earnings. they will buy this thing and take it higher. >> can i tell you, i love the way you started the street fight. >> can i just tell you i appreciate that. >> karen and i were actually having our own little conversat

are you guys worried about that, josh brown? you thinking about that at this point in. >> well, of course. everyone in the world is thinking about this. every global government, every corporation, everyone that's got anything to do with the capital markets is concerned about this, because of what the u.s. treasury means to global commerce. it's literally the most important thing there is, it's the counterparty to everything. that being said, scott, the market is telling you something about how they want to behave on the other side of this if and when that happens. let's hope. you're looking at new all-time record highs in the russell 2000, in the midcaps. you're looking at microcaps breaking out. i have to tell you, if you're an investor, what you should be looking at of new highs is advanced-decline, and market breadth right now is absolutely fantastic. this is a broadly participated-in rally. >> steve liesman is here with us, because, steve, what the market is also telling us, at least a good part of the market, is that it's n

i mean, they're edible. >> josh pike is great for tv. huge personality. however, i didn't quite realize he was going to be such a difficult interview subject. >> what's going on with you? you're getting a little approaching over there, huh? what's going on? i see you out of my peripheral, i'm on you like that. i know what's going on, pal. 50, 50 bucks. 50 bucks. 50 bucks. we're bidding your watch off. is that me? what the [ bleep ] is on my face? that's going to get edited. >> pike was at maricopa fighting a variety of methamphetamine-related charges. including burglary. >> i can't believe people tune into this bull [ bleep ]. when i get out and go to get a job it says please explain your criminal history, well i'm going to have to back a truck in or see attachment "a" because of all my charges now. >> pike says all his charges stem from one bad relationship. >> my relationship with meth has been ongoing since i was 12. i've had a little bit of break time when i get incarcerated, so it's the only time i clean up. since i've been 12 years old, i'm now 28,

where's the disco ball. >> your turn josh. >> josh charles is right there with him.sunday's very intense episode. many are calling it the most exciting hour of tv this season. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. they might change its mind on baggage fees. southwest and jetblue, the last two major airlines allow a traveler to check at least one bag free on domestic flights. southwest gary kelly said they may enjoy the a la carte approach. he says it will stay until next year. >>> prince charles is in no rush to become king. he said he wanted to do as much with his charityies before he becomes king. he compares the role to being in prison prison. >> daily mail says women are better than men. superiority date backes to the cavemen days. all the men had to do was hunt the women stayed behind and we took carrick of everything else. what do you think about that. >> what has changed since the caveman days? what has changed? although charlie, you're a very good multitasker. >> i tried. i was watching "homeland" while wanting to red sox. >> is

>> let's get right to our panel, joining us now josh barrow, of course, of business insider.e and one of the hosts of "the cycle" on msnbc. >> you can name me the host. >> and i'm sure you would be fine if you got all the colleagues' pay as well. a poll has had such an effect as such been published. >> it is remarkable. and part of the reason why it has such an impact, we have had this sort of trickle all week. the gap gallup numbers, numbers coming out of utah about mike lee, the trickle of polling and then this comprehensive poll showing terrible numbers across the board, comparisons to the '95 shutdown in which republicans are getting more of the blame than they got at that time. i have to think this is a major, major wake-up call. >> and yet, josh, if ted cruz were capable of embarrassment, he might feel embarrassed but he's not. so take a listen to him. here he comes. >> you know, the polling has varied. and i'll know that that poll was very heavily weighted with an awful lot of democrats. with an awful lot of obama supporters and 20% of the people polled were government

welcome to the show, josh! >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> we are so thrilled to have you. we're going to go ahead and let you tell us what's your costume? >> my 2013 halloween costume, i am going to be a pink flamingo. >> classic! >> what went into the costume? >> a lot of lycra. i'm balancing on crutches and i took my crutches and put pink tape around them and people, who are more artistic than me, got like an elf shoe and turned it upside down and painted the i a flamingo face on it. i'm a motivational speaker but the cool thing is that halloween costume is the same message captured in a picture. >> can't wait to see what you do next halloween. >> more pressure now. >> this bride is about to get a big wedding day surprise. >> oh, my god! >> aw. >> back from deployment a week early. >>> i got a video for you guys of some young whipper snappers up to no od.ootage from a home in plano, texas. this man is proudly displaying the american flag. but watch what these whipper snappers do. >> what are they doing? beating up this

he's got moves. >> where's the disco ball. >> your turn, josh. >> josh charles is right there with himng josh has a preview of this sunday's very intense episode. critics are already calling it one of the most exciting hours of tv this season. >>> right now time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. "the wall street journal" says the ceo of southwest airline might change his mind on baggage fees. southwest and jetblue are the last two major airlines that will allow a travel are to check at least one bag free on domestic flights. southwest's gary kelly told the "journal" that flyers may prefer an a la carte approach. the no bag fee policy will stay through at least next year. >>> prince charles is in no rush to become king. an interview, he says he wants to do as much as he can with his charities before he is crowned. he compares the role to a form of prison. >> ouch. >> the daily mail says women are better than men. listen up, charlie rose. multitasking. you already know that, though. better at finding things like lost car keys and female superiority goes back to

or josh thomas welcome to the program. so it's great to have both you with us just a quick question to both of you back in the day back in the seven hundred ninety s. sir edmund burke those who forget history lessons are doomed to repeat them start with you. are we are we need repeating for example the public health disasters of tobacco which we were warned about or. past us which we were warned about. well this is really quite a new thing on the planet earth what we're witnessing here is a paradigm shift in energy development the foreseeable future means the end of conventional oil coal and gas that was the old paradigm so what the fossil fuel industry has done is shifted to what we call unconventional fuels and that means frack gas mountaintop removal for coal deepwater drilling for example in the gulf of mexico tar sands development the thing that's remarkable about unconventional fuels is they're incredibly destructive they're very toxic i refer to them as extreme energy it's not like skiing down a mountain it's like s

christine, richard and josh. will this put us back into recession? that is a key question here. [ >>> pictures of the white house where absolutely nothing has been happening basically for two weeks. breaking news is that the senate -- i'm sorry, that's the capitol, not the white house. christine, richard and josh barrow. let's turn to you richard quest on this. we were talking at the break there about the way forward here. in terms of america's reputation around the world, this is already been, i think, hideously embarrassing and i'm not sure how many people in washington really appreciate it? >> i was at the imf and world bank over the weekend. every finance minister you met and sen trillion l illion central banker had nothing but contempt. people like the uk and of france, they all said they understood the difficulties and understand stood how tough it was for the americans, but then they would go on to say they have done nothing but lecture everybody else what to do and they need to do it themselves. as fitch said as i referred earlier, what fitch

not george, josh or sam.for the highly anticipated sequel. take a look. >> who's driving? >> that's okay, it's on cruise control. >> he says we're all going to die. >> i don't know why it's just so funny. oh. back in action, the star-studded crew. things getting out of control as the san diego news team heads to the big apple, to take on 24-hour cable news shows. i guess, they were launching the first -- >> i love how they're making it -- >> the entire cast will be here. >> cannot get over it. they're going to take over our desk. >> and do it far better than we. >> it's going to be historical. look forward to that. >>> and are things getting a little friendlier on the shot show "scandal"? you know, i couldn't resist a scandal story. lisa kudrow from "friends," is joining the cast this season. she's not nearly as relaxed as she was as find bye. this time, she plays a democratic congresswoman who is taking on the president. he better watch his back. it's a recuring role. check lisa out tomorrow night. i did see

consume, senator calderon, josh bernstein, aljazeera. can we ask you questions about ongoing legal remembers >> i'm here for a conference, and i'm not going to discuss any of that. >> the fbi said that you accepted tens of thousands of dollars in biebs for supporting replace. >> i'm not going to answer anything retain now. >> what's your relationship with michal drobot. >> please, i'm not going to answer >> you're a state senator in one of the largest states in the country, don't you feel the public has a right to hear from you? >> sure, they will. >> when will they hear from you >> they hear from he all the time >> what do your children do for a living? the other day i was on the golf course with you at pebble beach. and you were holding up a bang bragging about how this is goinr get out of jail free card. and you were going to use it as a badge. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> you were standing at the greens in pebble beach >> please, gentlemen, i'm not going to discuss it. >> don't you think that your con stretch went ha

christine, richard and josh barrow. let's turn to you richard quest on this. talking at the break there about the way forward here. in terms of america's reputation around the world, this is already been, i think, hideously embarrassing and i'm not sure how many people in washington really appreciate it? >> i was at the imf and world bank over the weekend. every finance minister you met and central banker had nothing but contempt. people like the uk and of france, they all said they understood the difficulties and understand stood how tough it was for the americans, but then they would go on to say they have done nothing but lecture everybody else what to do and they need to do it themselves. as fitch said as i referred earlier, what fitch says and one of the reasons tonight is on a negative ratings watch by the ratings agency is because it says the debt ceiling confidence in the government and political institutions. piers, the u.s. has been here several times before in the last few years. constantly trying to promise to do something about it and failing. >>

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>> this is not a panda, josh.that up. >> it's actually a rabbit. let's get the weather from sam. >>> we're outside. in times square. and i got to tell you, josh. the patch looks ready to harvest. the pumpkins are out. the corn stalks are looking a little dry. i think we could probably squeeze, i don't know, one more harvest out of it. then we have to call it done. call it done. morning temperatures, a live shot out of boston. as we tell you, into the northeast some morning temperatures were into the 30s this morning. did you feel a chill? no doubt, no doubt. but it gets warmer in the afternoon today and tomorrow. then, oh, that cold air along the line in detroit this morning, 59, buffalo, 65, pittsburgh, 66. there's the dividing line. the colder air sweeps in for the rest of the week. just get ready for it. i'm telling you, it's coming. here's where it's not coming. palm springs at 91. phoenix at 85. san diego, cool and comfortable on the coast at 68. >> cutest moment of the day. eliza, right? >> yes. >> now garre

josh brown, big week ahead. how are you going to play it? >> so, as i've said repeatedly on the show, breadth and internals most important thing to be watching. it's very difficult to pay attention to anything else. what thmarket is telling you, s far the untrend is healthy, not seeing leadership narrow, not seeing a handful of sectors or stocks driving the action. it's broad based and sectors that have had no participation up until let's call it september are now starting to catch a bid. materials, energy. so that's what i want to focus on if i'm long the market. breadth stays healthy, no reason to look for any countermove. >> maybe as rates come down, you're still going to get some of the yield plays that look good to investors. >> yes. and the reason is, if you have log lagged the market and looking for an opportunity to get in, you're going it to buy defensive stocks because of the title of the sector. that's what you're starting to see. materials are a different story, that's from market participants, i think you go more. i don't buy th

josh lipton reports from california on domesday preparations. josh? >> yeah., up next we'll take you inside one of these bomb shelters. it's a home away from home. for survivalists worried about a government shutdown. that's coming up next on "power lunch." >>> coming up on "street signs," the top of this hour, herb greenberg has been kind of commujly. he's got a bee in his bonnet and we'll try to get to the bottom of it. also, what's the casual dining sector been up to during all of this? we have the stocks and actionable advice for you and three outrageous headlines from this week with an outrageous panel. comedian adam and mr. must bey or maybe call him mr. funny robert into the mix as well. all those things and lot more serious stuff at 2:00 p.m. eastern on "street signs." back to you on "power lunch." >> see you at 2:00. thanks. doom day preppers have something else to worry about this time around. an economic armageddon. josh lipton talked to some of the doom sayers and who's cashing in. he's live in california for us. hey, josh. >> hey, sue. set aside f