that karen was not aware of. >> it was the woman who -- she sent karen this letter.ess than three months before the murder. asking for forgiveness. promising that it would never happen again. karen told a couple of her kids about it while she was pretty upset for a while. >> everything together showed that karen was not happy in the relationship. >> mark told them otherwise that it was a happy marriage, that texting was just a blip. but the detectives did not believe it so they confronted mark. >> when did you find out that karen was--. >> leave me? she was never gonna leave me. honestly. >> in fact, investigators believe that it all backed up what they expected from the first night. here, just hours after the murder, when they first accuse mark of killing her. >> i did not do it, and i had nothing, it's crazy. >> just like oj, we need to be out there finding the real killers. right? lapd, they did not have to find the real killers. >> it i know you're doing your job, but i did not lay a hand on my wife. i did not hurt her, i did not kill her. i walked in, and found

>> steve, it's karen so couple things first of all, fine, it's all just relative to expectations. that's all -- >> absolutely. >> that's all the fine refers to >> i understand. i understand >> so, what about, to that revenue question, is it capital gains that are missing where is the -- how does that jive with this gdp number that was so hot >> yes, well, your question is absolutely fine, because it's right on target in the sense that it was capital gains that was the big miss, in other words, we talk about what happened in the summer, and how the market was kind of surprised by the huge surge in issuance. well, that's because, i think capital gains were something like a half a trillion dollars below estimate, in part because the market has been what the market has been, and that means capital gains taxes are not what they were expecting. we don't know what they're thinking right now we might get some more information on that shortly, and we don't know what is the revenue. but it may be, this gdp number, got a friend of mine in the business who said friends don't let friends use g

my wife karen was encouraged to go home.she had a separate vehicle with my daughter and she basically said if staying, i'm staying. and my wife was at my side, too. four in the morning, the next day when we finished our work under the constitution of the united states and the laws of this country. i think used. i realize how that decision resonates with this this. and we thank you, mr. vice president. it it would have been easier to have left, wouldn't it? i but you refused to do that even though you were under enormous pressure to exit the capitol, not stay well with, the exit of me off the floor, i wrote about this the book. i don't know if i mentioned i wrote book. there's a. and i believe they're for sale under the out in the tent. i think so. when they took me off the senate floor, my secret service lead who did job said we need to get you out of the building and i said, i'm not leaving. we'll stay. i had every confidence capitol hill police would have the situation well in hand. i i'd been at the capitol earlier when a

, karen gabay.ls like women _ of hip-hop, karen gabay. it feels like women were _ of hip-hop, karen gabay. it feels like women were overlooked, - of hip-hop, karen gabay. it feels - like women were overlooked, whether they were not the engineering desk signing the artist or performing. women were key in creating this type of music out of nothing and lead to a multi—billion dollar industry. as 50 years of hip—hop are celebrated, just the felt it was time that women should be acknowledged. and the women felt that and our team also felt it is women's time to be acknowledged at this special anniversary. acknowledged at this special anniversary-— acknowledged at this special anniversary. acknowledged at this special anniversa . �*, ., ., anniversary. let's hear some of the stories. i used _ anniversary. let's hear some of the stories. i used to _ anniversary. let's hear some of the stories. i used to sit _ anniversary. let's hear some of the stories. i used to sit and _ anniversary. let's hear some of th

and karen, you were in there 2a hours, 25 hours.the idf, tell us what you saw when you came out. the idf, tell us what you saw when you came out-— the idf, tell us what you saw when you came out. what happened was, we were sent messages _ you came out. what happened was, we were sent messages by _ you came out. what happened was, we were sent messages by the _ you came out. what happened was, we were sent messages by the kibbutz - were sent messages by the kibbutz that the army are going to come round and knock at the doors. but only to open if they give the password because the hamas terrorists were trying to get people out of their houses by dressing up as israeli soldiers. so when they came round they knocked on the door and give the password and we came out. we were given an hour to get organised and just leave. so i of course ran to my son, my husband, ran to my daughter to help them with the children. and as we were leaving the kibbutz, i mean, we could see houses that had holes in them from the shooting and at the gate of the

karen and i are really touched you would make time.udit mississippi book festival made way for us. and a one of things a couple months ago believing answer plan to seek one more office in our life. we have been encouraged by the support of people around the country. i have come to the conclusion i amel well known but not known well. what i tell all of you is if you remember us in your prayers we would be grateful. if you would like to get a better idea who the penances are, what our values are what are lessons learned along the weight the privileges we have had to serve i'd love it if you took a look at our book and karen's new book i think you'll have a betteru' idea. let me just say we do not of the future holds but we know who holds the future and i promise to come back to mississippi soon. i may god bless. [applause] [applause] ♪ if you are enjoying book tv center for our newsletter is the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions book festivals and more. tv every sunday on c-span2 or an

take a look. >> karen?rting to think this rally, this bounce-back, has been a little too much too quickly, it's almost, i don't know, almost 4%, so, i bought some s&p puts today. >> a lot of noise in the crowd. shoutout to the folks at st. thomas aquinas here in the house. medtronic. >> thank you for watching "fast money." see you back here torr at moow 5:00. do not go "fast money." see you back tomorrow at 5:00. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. call me at newsom or tuite me @jimcramer. well need to talk about how professionals buy and sell stocks because they don't do it like regular people. if i a

well, every woman thinks that she is overweight and dreams of losing weight, you know, karen?re cockroaches in her head, butterflies in her stomach, cats in her soul, they all want to eat, so she feeds them a little... lenochka, they told me a story, one woman loved to eat, but she couldn’t lose weight, then the husband came up with a way, he was driving a car and gave his wife bills through the open window, so she ran after the car and thus lost weight, well, as a result, how many kilograms did she lose? and not how much, because as soon as she saved up 3,000, she immediately ran to the restaurant for lunch. so all your diets are a waste of money, no, karenna, you can expect anything from a woman , but we know exactly what to expect from a man who is about to enter the stage, and what can you expect from this man, and you will see it now, karen, because on stage , meet sergei drobotenko, you know. still, you can’t, you can’t go into trade with weak nerves, anywhere but there, i have a wedding planned on friday at 12 , i missed it the day before, i don’t have a suit, well, fri

i think to karen's point, i believe karen said the fed has to stop. they can't raise rates i believe that i think that's bullish for the market tim touched on geopolitical. geopolitical to me is probably the biggest -- i was going to say outlier, but the biggest threat to the markets moving higher you see corporate spend pull back the consumer hasn't pulled back. so if you look at the consumer -- so the bears probably got christmas early this year, melissa but the argument that the bears have is that the consumer is weak then the inflation data comes out high so the consumer still is spending so you can't have it both ways i think inflation is coming down, and the consumer is spending money that's probably a sweet-spot for the economy. but we have the u.s. bomb syria last night so not only is there a ground invasion, so i think this has the potential to escalate further and hold back. go ahead. >> what i was going to say, steve, i think the question is, as we weigh -- you framed it as we weigh what's going on geopolitically with what we've had with th

got a covid valuation. >> karen?as away last weekend, went to my high school reunion. there was a woman there, great coach, edge ucator, who sent regards from pat si carter. >> hi, patsy. >> net fflix is your final trad. >> yes. >> dangerous world out there. general dynamics, probably the recipient of a lot of funds. >> karen was voted ms. likely to be a bad ass. and that was correct. >> >> yep. >> spr. i think the bottom is in, melissa. >> all right, thank you for watching "fast money." we'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. meantime, don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain, but to put it all in context s

within minutes, he did. >> i was not trying to shoot karen summers.he wrong place at the wrong time. >> wilson confessed to killing karen summers. and even said he thought it was all over, when police actually caught him with the gun he used. >> it blew me away, that i got caught with a gun, and they just let me go. all i know is, i had a murder weapon on me, and they let me go. >> wilson said, is seemed the detective had already made up his mind, that malcolm and demarco were the killers. and he just played along. >> all i had to do is answer the question, yes or no. did i give bullets to malcolm and demarco? >> i said yes. >> demarco give you a gun? >> he said, did demarco give you a gun and i said yes. that's what i had to say. and that's when i set. and they let me out. >> and that is why he was, free to kill the convenience store manager. a murder, that never would have happened, and wilson been in jail and charged with karen summers's death. >> you have people who would be alive, families not affected, not destroyed by this horrible crime. that

karen robbins is senior vice president for wealth management at ubs.l us about the value you see emerging. i guess, that risk premium question when it comes to ems given we don't have signs of sustained recovery out of china and the risk of dollar strength is always there too. karen: we are fascinated by what is going on with china. we hope for a better growth market there. we believe there stimulus will improve the gdp growth out of china. we have shifted and we still believe that for many reasons, the emerging market space is still attractive, particularly, india, and to a secondary degree indonesia. india it is the population story. as their demographic grows they will grow to be -- we are expecting fits in gdp growth in not too long, a couple years or a decade at least that they will be the third largest economy and that growth is substantial. we think that is opportunity for investors to look outside the u.s. into other areas, outside of european markets, find some multiples and some valuations that can be attractive. haidi: karen, do the bond mar

until then, karen in parkersburg, west virginia, republican, let's hear from you. hi, karen. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i am so disappointed in the republican representatives that -- that this this is dragging on and on and on. they ned to get their act in gear and get a speaker elected. caller: and -- host: and who should that be, karen? caller: i have no problem with jim jordan. i don't understand why he was even put up for speaker if they didn't have the support. he needs, what, 17 votes? and representatives were going in the opposite direction. nobody seems to have an answer. it's embarrassing. host: and he lost more votes yesterday. he needed 17 in the first round of vote, he lost even more on the second round of voting. manu raju of cnn tweeting out today, multiple g.o.p. sources sa jim jordan is bleeding votes and is poised to lose more republicans if he goes through with a third ballot one g.o.p. member who opposes jordan said there are about 30 no votes from republicans. congressman jim jordan not proceeding today with this third round of voting. we ha

karen, what do you make of this one? >> it's interesting.ed they were in talks, but the most interesting thing is, wyndham's response, which they called the deal underwhelming. and they choose those words carefully. it was not, we are not for sale. pay us more and we'll do it. >> very interesting, yeah. words can mean everything in this market. we'll see what happens. >>> coming up, we're rolling out the red carpet ahead of netflix earnings. the streaming giant reporting tomorrow after the bell. we'll get the scoop on how options traders are epin prarg, when "fast money" returns. this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money." netflix is on deck after the bell tomorrow. the streaming giant slumping over 20% since their last earnings report, dropping close to 2% in today's session. mike khouw joins us now with the action. hi, mike. >> hi there. so, right now, the options ma

karen and i really touched that you would make time. i'm honored the mississippi book festival made way for us and, you know, one of the things a couple months ago we planned our special we announce our plan to sequin or office and a life and we've been encouraged by the support of people around the country. because i've come to the conclusion that i am well known by them not known well. and what i tell all of you is if you remember us in your prayers, we would be grateful. but if you would like to, you would like to get a better idea of who we are, what values are, and what our lessons learned along the way and the privileges we had to serve, i would love io if you took a look at our book and karen's new book and i think you will have a better idea. and let me just tell you, wet don't know what the future holds but we know who holds the future. and i promise to come back to mississippi soon. >> thank you, mr. vice president. [applause]ou >> if you enjoy and booktv then sign up for newsletters using the qr code on the screen to see the

evolution with package tour prices falling more than september of last year karen. >>> steve, let's goo hsbc and market reaction. slightly weaker. it launched a $3 billion share buyback program after the third quarter profit which missed estimates. pre-tax profit rose to $7.7 billion from $3.2 billion a year ago. the margin rose 19 basis points on year to 1.7%. it did dip two basis points on the previous quarter as customers moved to fix term dep deposits the rest of the uk banks after the challenging trade last week by comparison versus hsbc with falls in nat west and standard chartered as well as barclays slightly closer to the flat line now. patches of green upsetting the board with lloyds of london. and a 24% rise of income in the first nine months of the year. the australian banking has seen growth in all markets and operating income should increase the stock is down 1.7% it is still positive to date to the tune of 10%. the cfo expected the margins to peak. >> we see some margin compression here and there from re-pricing the deposit base. nothing unexpected we believe loan growth

i'm bearing the brunt of it. >> you're the nicest karen i've ever met. >> oh my god, i'm not karen.s karan. >> jimmy: well, that's just what a karen would say. thank you, kran. we have a fun show for you tonight. bert kreischer is here, we've got music from wilco, and we'll be right back with amy poehler. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >>> abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by the lo ree barista and coffee system. ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. welcome back to the show. tonight he has a netflix stand-up comedy special. it's called "razzle dazzle," a very funny man. bert kreischer is with us. [ cheering ] then later, a great band, celebrating 28 years together and counting. their 13th album is called "cousin." music from wilco tonight. [ cheering ] this week with some excellent guests including with sean penn, josh duhamel, whitney cummings, nicole byer. billie eilish and finneas will be here. we'll have music from grace potter and megan moroney and maneskin. our first guest tonight is a national treasure and a current emmy nominee with a new podcast called "say more with dr. sheila." new

karen tso joins us with an update on that >> good morning to you both.il price thes spiked on monday by 4%. if there's a link between the attacks on israel and iran that could impact shipments of iranian oil in the park. there was a view we could get to a surplus position in oil by the first quarter next year. that was challenged slightly yesterday. morning session, we're seeing a reverse of that. we've got a modest dip in the oil price. that said, gas heene oline pric the u.s. climbed on monday we're well up on the 3$3.20 that we started on the year chevron was asked to halt production on a large natural gas platform in the mediterranean sea because of security concerns. >> and karen, while we have you, there's optimistic news about inflation in the u.s what can you tell us about the outlook from the federal reserve? >> there are hopes now that in three weeks time the central bank may hold steady on interest rates. we've seen the treasury closing in on 5% the central bank saying that could be doing some of the work for the fed in terms of bringing it ba

i'm bearing the brunt of it. >> you're the nicest karen i've ever met. >> oh my god, i'm not karen.s karan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's just what a karen would say. thank you, karan. we have a fun show for you tonight. bert kreischer is here, we've got music from wilco, and we'll bert kreischer is here, we've got music from wilco, and we'll be right back with amy poehler. ( ♪ ♪ ) looks like it's grime time huh? dr. garcia? crest reality checkup. that grimy film on your teeth? it's actually the buildup of plaque bacteria which can cause cavities in months. and your toothpaste just isn't cutting it. most toothpastes quit working in minutes. but the antibacterial fluoride in crest pro-health protects for up to 12 hours. so i can stop cavities before they start? mmm-hmm. can i get a latte? the #1 toothpaste brand in america. crest. [ "am:pm" by notd begins. ] the #1 toothpaste brand in america. when you can save on good & gather groceries in all the fall flavors. when quality ingredients bring more to the table. and when you're serving up taste they love at low prices

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on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan, and guy adami. >>> we start with the major market turnaround. rebounding and rallying to close up 200 points on the day. the s&p 500 closing up more than half a percent and the nasdaq surging 52 points, all as investors shake off the war in israel following the deadly hamas terror attacks over the weekend. crude and brent popping 4%. biggest gains since early april. gold up more than a percent and a half, and the defense sector moving higher. airline, travel-related names suffering. major carriers including united, delta, american, suspending service to tel aviv. the late-day rebound coinciding with commentary coming from fed speakers. steve liesman will be along shortly with all of that. but we begin with the question, why are markets so calm in a seemingly world of crisis at this point? guy? >> this is a hard show. we have to be careful. we understand what's going on, we're respectful of that, but we are tasked to do something in the lens of the market. i think part of it is this belief that interest rates will fall on

not at the short end, in the long end. >> karen? >> i agree with tim.mething terribly, terribly bad has to happen for the short end to go dramatically down. so, i'm going to stick with the short end. >> bonawyn? >> yeah, i'm going to go with the six-month, as well. but i want a little bit more dexterity and optionality. i don't want the duration risk. wait to be able to kind of monetize and redeploy rather than taking the mark to market risk being tied up in the ten-year. >> and the question is, do you think there's going to be a reversion in the ten-year in the short-term. >> uh-huh. >> yeah. >> you could make some money in the long end. >> right, exactly. so, that's -- >> >> even if you are near the amazon river, or -- >> i'll get a closeup of this, because this is actually brilliant. um -- i'll play your reindeer game and say the ten-year, because i do think, though ten-year yields could probably trend up a little bit from here, if the market selloff that i think is going to happen happens, it's going to drive yields lower. >> is the flight to qualit

this begin to highlight the fact as karen pointed out that the u.s.jors are going in a different path bp under pressure with refining margins with the weaker gas result it is the valuation that i want to focus on now trading circa six times forward of chevron i don't have a full-time ceo at the moment here. the numbers and reaction to the numbers highlight the fact that bp needs to get it right with their successes. >> a pushback saying we kdon't need oil and gas resources in the united states. >> i did not say that. >> new oil and gas. >> more. new. they he already have assets. >> with all of the consolidations takeing place. >> that is it for "squawk box. that's it for me for the week. coming up next is "worldwide exchange." thank you to charlotte and the rest of the team a kenndar it was a smooth show >>> it is 5:00 a.m. here at cnbc global headquarters. here is your "five@5." wall street capping off the worst year >>> front and center for investors today, the start of the two-day policy meeting we talk to steven whiting. >>> and the fed is not the

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[applause] the people in new hampshire, karen and i have been so inspired.ou go about it i can't believe the democrats are skipping first of the nation primary state they announced they are doing their iowa caucus on super tuesday and i don't think it'sn' about geography. you all asked tough questions every day. joe biden doesn't even know what time itit is and i don't think they want him going through the vetting process the iowa caucus puts you through. i think the way you all are changing the nation's leadership at the common senser principles of people are going to shape the party's leadership. i worry a great deal if we produce a nominee that's more of an echoo than a choice, if we have a nominee that says they are not going to talk about social security reform for the national debt that we are going to shrink from the commitment and if we produce a nominee that says we are going to back away from our long-standing commitment i think we will get a result we all are not going to be happy with but if we give the american people a choice, a positive uplift

i'm tyler mathieson coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight, tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan, and guy adami. meantime, stocks eking out a gain today, but major indexes all wrapping up october with a third straight month of losses the dow down more than a percent this month, the s&p shedding more than 2%, both indexes posting their longest losing streaks since early 2020 and we'll get much more on that later in the program but first, amd earnings. shares of the chip maker dropping despite beats on the top and bottom lines q-4 revenue guy dance coming in below expectations the conference call just started, and our kristina partsinevelos has the details. >> tyler, much like we've seen with other chip makers, chip stocks really seem to be reacting to future guidance, and amd's q-4 guidance, disappointing. amd beat earnings revenue estimates for q-3 but guided for q-4 less than estimated. management warned of lower sales in gaming and softening demand in imbedded markets, which includes its smiling business. lattica warned of that, as well. if you broke down t

i'm with karen here. i'm better fader of gm. >> karen?irl that brought me. google. you went home long, which i did, same as guying. >> suze orman doesn't like it. dan? >> consumer staples. that coke number was interesting and the expectations were low. consumer staples, xlp looks interesting. >> thank you for watching "fast money." see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. you want to make friend, just trying to make some money. my job is to entertain and teach so call me. sometimes, there's this major schism between what stocks are really worth and what their stocks

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karen, next question to you. >> picking about the statement of moral encompass.o an atheist why i must be bound by the dictate's by someone else's conscious? >> thank you for the question it's really to know that this amendment is not about a woman's abortion specifically. it's broader than that. this is allowing for reproductive decisions, aclu have an opportunity to define that. reproductive decisions mean cross hormone therapy, transgender surgeries, painful surgeries that we don't want our children to go through today and, again, if you want control, then aclu should have written a ban whether it's 15 weeks, 22 weeks, so it's not about what the moral compass is today. everybody has a moral compass for their family. i urge sherry and her family to have tough questions. we shouldn't have a radical amendment that allows for any of those decisions to happen outside of parental notification, outside of parental control, outside a thoughtful discussion that --genuinely needs. doctor who has performed partial birth abortions, he's the godfather of this, guess the nu