>> what is it that sets lockheed apart from everything else that working on fusion? >> they have taken huge, huge amounts of machinery to experiment on this. iit's like it's only little city to do this. to be able to smash this down into a reactor that could fit into tractor trailer, if they could do that, that would change the game. >> none of the others have come if fruition, that's why many are skeptical about this announcement, but the fact that it's coming from lockheed martin make it credible for you? >> it's hard to investigate for many reasons. they're also a military contractor, so they're not in the business of sharing their data, and no data was shared with this. no data. when you look at fusion claims you have a lot of data lookeddality and the whole business of science has to do with reviewing other people's data, refining it, experimenting and none of that will apply here. on the other hand lockheed is in the business of creating stuff that does not work. and they don't typically advertise their stuff early. there really is a--it's an interesting claim.

lockheed is a private company, and a military contractor. they are not in the business of sharing data. no data was produced. the business and world of science has to do with reviewing other people's data, refining it. none that of will apply here. lockheed is in the business of creating stuff that works, and they don't typically advertise their stuff. this is an unusual thing. when they created the f22 raptor, they didn't promote the hell out of it ahead of time. it's an interesting claim. the idea that they are being bold and comes from a company like this, maybe it makes it credible, but the basic science we don't know. >> there's a lot of propriety information. why do you think they are keeping so much to themselves? >> i think it has to do with the culture of being a military contractor. i have been to the facility where they created this, the skunk works, and it sits on applicant 42. it's private contractors representing space from the oir force, surrounded by guards and guns. this is a country used to czarred state secrets. boeing, lo

lockheed, boeing, general in the hunt. guy controls it on the carrier, nobody on the plane, there is a guy behind the guy doing this with the actual controls. >> wow. >> that is the coolest thing. >>> defense sectors continuing to grow. the index that tracks big players up almost 15% in the past one year and that outpaces the s&p 500. some of the big winners in 2014, lockheed up 23%. general dynamics up 41%. >>> there are new fears about high end condos. are we becoming a nation of renters? go to cnbc.com/vote. is owning a home still part of the american dream or not? >> the american dream takes yet another hit and a surprising call on home prices from one of the nation's top economists. we have details coming up next. >> sales are slowing in the expensive new luxury tower. is the area of the stash pad ending? we will have penthouse views coming up after the break. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be re

. >> reporter: security giant and defense contract firm lockheed martin has asked for a $107 milliontax break over ten years to set up shop in camden. the mayor says it's premature to say how many jobs it could create. >> we'll take a wait and see approach until it hits the agenda. >> reporter: the economic development authority said today it still needs more information before it can put the lockheed deal back on the table for some consideration. in the meantime, what's next for the abandoned homes that are torn down in the mayor told me they will be preserved as open space, playgrounds or new homes to be built right here in camden. cydney long, nbc 10 news, camden. >> lockheed martin isn't the only company vie for tax incentives for camden. philadelphia 76ers are building a practice facility with $82 million worth of incentives. an energy whole received a $260 million tax break, it's called holtec international. price rite was rebuilt on what used to be an old pathmark store site. more than 80 full-time and part-time jobs are being filled there by camden residents. >>> new informat

i can't imagine that lockheed martin's people have lied.ckheed martin has a fusion reactor that is going to be commercially operable within ten years, that takes care of energy supplies for the world. suddenly it makes fossil fuel absolutely unimportant. could lockheed martin have lied? could all of the reports have been fallacious? it's possible. have i my doubts as to whether that's true or not. we'll see. but i'm surprised that that has not gotten any coverage. and right now we have to say with 245 days of crude oil in the spr, why the obama administration has not released some. and i have to suspect that they probably shall. that alone will take $15 off of crude oil in a very short span of time. so i'm sorry, but crude oil, its future is now behind it there is no future for crude oil in the coming 15, 20 years. i'll be dead, however be, i that time. >> okay. dennis, we're going leave it there on that note. dennis gartman of the gartman letter. let's unpack what dennis says. ing a lot of people disagree completely with the prediction tha

but specifically on lockheed, lockheed is trading at a large premium to its peer group.it trades at a premium as well as to the market. and then second of all, expectations are very high for lockheed. the sense of expectations have about 10% to 15% earnings growth baked in over the next couple of years. we see a fair amount of risk to these expectations because they're on their high all-time margins. then we have the f-35 where we're concerned about the production rate ramp as well as the amount of profits that lockheed can make on the s-35. >> how long have you had a accelerating on the stock? >> around a year. from here, we begin the specations. looking at 10% to 15% growth, we think the group comes in under that. >> you said there are other names that you like better. which ones are those? >> specifically, general dynamics where we are a buy rating. the large cap size given general dynamics exposure, not only to the sense market, but to the business market, as well. and then among the small cap defense names, especially aligned texas from ack and angles hii. >> the un

we have worked with herz and lockheed martin to move or expand here. you would not even make any of those phone calls. >> what governor scott did was pay for big companies to move here. the miami herald did a great piece and saw that there was a 96 percent failure on his job program. i would take that money and invest in small businesses here in florida. >> i would like to move on if i could. he does not actually know how economic development works. we do not pay until they are here, jobs are not created in one day. you are pure talk and take no action. >> i served during the global economic meltdown. we did the best we could to get florida through it. the economy was starting to come back when you took office. i am action and got things done, and i will work with any party to get jobs here, and you will not. >> the recent shooting put a spotlight on questions of race. i have a very simple question. do you think young african american men get a fair shake in the criminal justice system? >> here are the things we have done. in the trevor martin case i s

lockheed with 82% of the exposure in u.s.nsulated from the international factor weighing on the stocks and it's a defense company and geopolitical atmosphere is not getting stabler and announced a buy back of 2 billion and there's some confidence there in the numbers and the stock isn't hit nearly as hard as some of the stocks in the industrial sector we have seen. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> guy, when's the trade here? >> defense stocks are unbelievable. lockheed a whisper off the all-time high and that dividend of 10% does scare me a little bit for whatever reason so given a choice between the two, i mean, seems like the beta share is rigged. >> of those two, i'd rather pick lmt but i like energy of xop and may be seeing the bottom in oil of $85 a barrel and cost of production of shale comes in and people shooting against that. >> after the break, a guest for an exclusive interview and what trends in the trend world he is watching right now. stay tuned. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy co

you need to get companies like hertz and lockheed martin to move here. >> you said you support the of a minimum wage, but then said the government sets it. sure, but the bottom line is that just because you have a you mum wage does not mean have a job.with charlie the minimum wage was zero. people lost their jobs. facts are clear here. he is against raising the minimum to $10.10 per hour. he idea of it makes him cringe. the statistics are not what he said. is crystal clear that in seattle and san the minimum ere more jobs were , produced so you could go to the pop down the street and spend more. >> some economists have said wage raising the minimum spoke with jobs.we one business owner, who did the math and set that she would off one of her 17 employees. think people deserve it. is a small businesswoman and pays her employees at least $10 an hour. right thing to do. how seven ople get by on need to an hour?people just to get e jobs by. if you live in oceanfront mansion or fly around a private plane you are out of touch. i people are hurting and somebody on their side. i will fight for

if lockheed claims they can but together a relatively tractor trailer size reactor, with a certain amount of energy into it and get a massive amount out, 100 megawatts, to power a small town, that would be a game changer. the question is can they do it. >> what sets lockheed's work apart from everywhere else's. >> it's portability. it's taken huge amounts of uses. >> so then we begin in yemen where renewed fighting is raising fierce of a sectarian conflict in the country. 17 people have been killed in the latest violence of the city of ibb. now the clashes began we know tribesmen from the sunni province set up a checkpoint to stop houthi rebels from taking the capitol. the rebels take more parts of the region each day, and there are concerns that war could erupt from the south. separatists there want to split from the north. we have more now from yemen. >> reporter: the town in the province of ibb there are houthi and tribal fighters. many were the two sides were killed. in the city of ibb people are angry. they're against the recent takeover and the infighting that followed it. no to arm

. >> one mile above new york city, a dc-8 tears into the fuselage of a lockheed constellation. >> bang! i jumped up and i ran and i never looked back. >> over san diego, a 727 slams into a cessna, and it's caught on film. >> i knew it was big. i knew it was bad. but we didn't know it was a plane crash. >> outside los angeles, a small plane crashes into a dc-9, decimating several homes below. >> it just smelled like death, like smoke and death. >> eyewitnesses and survivors tell their harrowing stories, and dramatic animations put you right there with the troubled aircraft. that big sky just got a lot smaller. "why planes crash: collision course." >> a new concept in air transportation, the travail has been taken out of travel. >> when this short film about air travel was released by pan-am in 1958, flying was a special occasion. people got dressed up, meals were served on white linen. >> delicious food adds to the enjoyment. >> we all know that's changed. but an even more significant change is the increase in air traffic. flying over the u.s. in 1960, there would have been about 1400 p

lockheed martin is up on the trading day by a third. you mentioned elon musk. has he commented or made any comment on what happened last night or what's going on right now? >> you know, elon musk -- spacex and orbital sciences are the only two contractors currently given billions of dollars to shuttle cargo. two years ago he gave an interview with "wired" magazine where he called this rocket -- not this rocket, the antares rocket, quote, a joke. he said it was like a punch line from a joke because they were using russian technology. here it is. it uses russian rocket engines that were made in the '60s. i don't mean their design is from the '60s. they were literally made in the '60s. now after last night's catastrophe he was more subdued and said in a tweet, i hope everything works out for them. again, their next flight for orbital is april and the ceo says right now it's not clear if it's going to be ready. the investigation is so unclear. >> absolutely. i know you're going to be keeping track. >> you bet. >> good to see you. all right, the countdown to the fed

lockheed martin is high, this is low. i like your idea, mimi. highest compliment, you've got horse sense. it's easy to say the industrials are back, but it's stemming from good perspective good, that's right, the future. a geopolitical lift could send these stocks higher, making them a pretty darn interesting place to be. much more "mad money" ahead, including the billion-dollar shift going down in the battle for your viewing hours. the stocks that are winning the fight ahead. plus, competition around the world finally seems to be beating back ebola, but does that mean it's time to circle back to the stocks that took a hit. i'm looking for opportunity in a high-quality theme park operator. >>> and the researcher sector has hit almost every single drug to hit the market gives us the real skinny on the development of an ebola cure. stay with cramer. >>> on a terrific day for the market, do you know what stocks have really roared? it's the entertainment plays. specifically, the content providers. because in this new environm

you've got shale oil coming online, and lockheed martin just released announcement that fusion is the new great nuclear power over the next five or ten years. who knows. >> you said the last time. >> yes, i know. >> let's hope this one is for real. >> but even as you take that out of the equation and you're just taking a look at shale oil and gas there is enough pressure in the system. and saudis can keep this up for a while. they have $7 billion in reserves, and you ask if other countries can be swing states, and the bottom line is no one can, and it's just the saudi game right now. they can keep it low for quite some time at quite low prices. but they're just delaying the inevitable . opec has lost some power in terms of setting prices now. >> because there is so much supply, and non-opec producers can do what they want. >> that, and long-term economic growth, which is the driver of i-8 oil prices always. >> once oil becomes cheap, taking the pressure off to find a new answer quickly? >> almost definitely, yes. the fact is people tend to be opposed to conservation because it's a has

. >>> shares of lockheed martin slumped after the company reported mixed results. third quarter earnings were better than forecast thanks to pension savings and higher production of the f-35 jet, but revenues came in below expectations. the company hiked its earnings outcome for 2014 but said sales and margins will drop. shares fell to 172.61. and kimberly clark coming up with earnings results, they will cut jobs, despite posting better than expected quarterly earnings, shares still rose almost 3% to 111.23. >>> shares of aquen got hammered, the selloff came after they charged the company with foreclosure letters to borrow borrowers, this denied many of them to quickly correct loan issues, shares plunged to $21.48. >>> and activist investor revealing his hedge fund third point built a stake in amgen, he is calling the company to sflit into two's shares rose almost 5% to 144 and change. >>> ups boosting rates for a number of their shipping services by an average of nearly 5%. last month, fedex announced a similar price hike going into effect in january, share hs ris

navy fleet built by engineers and workers at lockheed martin. look at it hitting the water this week for its maiden voyage. production began back in 2011. the uss detroit will continue to undergo outfitting and testing before it's delivered to the navy sometime next year, but it looks like it's floating, did not go down. >>> air travel will be more costly on every the holiday season unfortunately. expedia.com says the price of airline tickets over the thanksgiving weekend are up 17%. the christmas holiday prices have gone up 2%. >>> it's that time of year already, talking about flying and weather. >> i'm not paying attention. >> what are you looking at there, sir? >> watching the news on the boat story. this is a new news app. i love it. go to the app store and search for wusa9 news. >> are you watching us now watching you? >> it's a little delayed obviously, but it's pretty darn cool. here's the deal. so it's news, weather, traffic wrapped in one app and if we are on, you watch any newscast streaming live or if we say we're on for severe weathe

it's always used contractors, boeing, and lockheed mart and i know their predecessor companies. the way they do the contract. they're not on the factory floor as it were watching how every bolt is turned. instead of being on the floor with the ford is made, they're purchasing the car in the showroom, but with setting some parameters. and working out the right balance there, how to set the safety standards and how to fine tune the level of scrut thee is kind of a work in progress, and this will be one of the things that will come out of this investigation is has the bar been set properly both on safety and the level of scrutiny that nasa is applying to these commercial entities. >> woodruff: again, thankfully, no loss of life, no injuries. >> yes. >> woodruff: miles o'brien, we thank you. >> you're welcome, judy. >> george: and finally tonight, one of rock's most renowned and long-lasting groups the allman brothers band moves on. jeffrey brown helps the band close it out. ♪ ♪ >> brown: last night in new york was the last night for the allman brothers. a group that's been aroun in

we have won 400 competitive projects with companies like hertz and lockheed-martin and northrop-grummanto move or expand here. you would never have given back any those phonecalls. >> moderator: let's talk about the jobs program. what governor scott says is i will guarantee $266 million for corporations outside of florida to come to florida for jobs that are promised. the "tampa bay times" and the "miami herald" did a great piece and found only 4% of the jobs promised actually were created. that's a 96% failure on your jobs program. what would i duke because you deserve to know. in two weeks you have got to decide that i would invest it in small businesses here in florida. go to fair shot florida.com our web site that talks about her plan. >> moderator: thank you governor. i'd like to move move on if i could that i want to ask a question about the 2012 -- scott: may i explain? ge said they would have 500 jobs that we didn't budget with them. it was a competitive bid and buy one. charlie you don't add jobs in one day and we don't give them the money until the end of the jobs that were no

recovered from a remote south pacific location over 20 years ago belonged to amelia earhart's plane, the lockheed aircraft disappeared along with its pilot in 1937. it's believed to be a patch of aluminum that replaced a window on her aircraft during an eight-day stop in miami in that attempt to fly around the world. >>> and there's this, what one writer today called a depressing sign of america's obesity problem, fatter crash test dummies. a company that makes them is developing a new obese version with a body weight of over 270 pounds. the ceo says obese people are more likely to die in a crash because their bodies react differently against restraints in the car. >>> when we come back tonight, one way or another it all ends tonight. we'll take you to kansas city for game seven. . >>> the baseball season come down to tonight. for 29 years, no one has been able to say the kansas city royals are on the verge of winning the world series. of course so are the san francisco giants because tonight it's time for that hoped for autumn ritual game seven. nbc's ron mott has our report tonight from kansas

so two companies that i like are lockheed martin, which is more the defense of very high quality dividend yield just like chris said. the other is southwest airlines which really picked up great market share with the acquisition of air tran airlines. and this is one that we recommend buying on any dips. >> chris, just to wrap it up. still, i'm sort of thinking -- like a lot of viewers watching this wondering why is this happening? to what extent does any of this have to do with washington and the mid-term elections coming up. is this related to that? >> i think a lot of times when you see big moves like this, oftentimes, the match was struck, the weak german data and mario draghi's speech where he talked about his speech in jackson hole where he said expectations in europe are unhinged, which is economist speak for this is a lot lower than i thought. that was a surprise to markets. that is the match that got people reassessing whether or not the european growth story is as strong as expected next year. put the imf forecast in that mix, you get a reassessment of how strong the growth will

lockheed is one of the winners. boeing is challenged.eral dynamics, highest operating net in four years. highest margins in six years. >> i am disappointed in retrospect lockheed martin didn' didn't. northrop grubman is amazing. these are companies that saw it company and are doing a better job than people realized. >> caterpillar, $172 was a blowout. >> people figured caterpillar, that is a layup short. sometimes the market confounds you. you see 3m up four. people expected them to miss the quarter. when you expect to miss a quarter, stock goes from $148 to $138, analysts are getting negative, then you get a short squeeze. that is what's happening there. >> cat and 3m are the best performing dow components. at&t, obviously, the worst, followed by procter and gamble. the journal says the succession game is back in play. >> a lot of people seem to get shuffled at proctor. that means maybe the quarter is not that good. i didn't like the unilever quarter at all. be careful betting against proctor. the number may not be stellar, but he is ta

the new jersey economic authority is set to vote today on whether to award tax breaks to lockheed martininvolves $110 million and headquarters at morristown and a technology lab in cherry hill. >>> to the casino crisis in atlantic city. today the owners of the taj mahal will ask a bankruptcy judge to terminate its agreement. taj mahal filed for bankruptcy last month. threaten to close if it doesn't get concessions from the union. earlier this month a judge denied to be relieved of pension obligations. >>> warm and muggy outside and we're dealing with areas of fog, mainly off to the north and west. it's morning fog that won't last even into the late morning hours. we'll see sunshine and summer-like heat flirting with the 80 degree mark today and again tomorrow. but then strong thunderstorms what we're tracking and the potential for some severe weather will cool things down towards the end of the week. right now, 60 in mt. pocono and dealing with fog and mist and some very light rain in the pocono mountains. that's the worst of it this morning. clouds over trenton, 63 degrees and wilmingto

the carriers will operate the short takeoff of lockheed martin's f-35 fighter that will also than used by the u.s. marine corps. rush why continues to provoke its neighbors. last week a suspected r russian sub waspotteded in swedish waters as a russssian spy plane briefly penetrated atonian air space. we met with an admiral, britain's first sea lord and a top nato commander who was in washington last week for a meeting with top defense leaders. given the threat from russia, i asked him what the contingency rce should look like andow itit will shape britain's investme priorities. >> i think the answer to the question is to do what we have always done, which is to be credible within into the, whichever domain y're talking about. particularlyly my interest is i maritime. you have to have the right equipment at the right readiness, levels of capability, otherwise the construct doesn't work well. what we're doing is we're investing more in that construct make sure that it gives politicians what they need so really, nothing's changed. >> you're here obviously to meet with your counterpart, a

new jersey's economic development authority has delayed its vote on whether to give lockheed martin $100 million in tax breaks to operate in camden. the authority said it needs more information before making a decision. the defense contractor has local headquarters in moorestown and a technology lab in cherry hill. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a warm start this morning. we are in the 70s right now, and we're tracking some showers. we'll see some scattered showers this morning develop and some heavy downpours with storms coming in tonight, but we could see some pretty good showers during the day as well. those heavy downpours could lead to some localized street flooding, but no widespread flooding expected at this time. look at the 70s right now for allentown, northeast philadelphia, millville with clouds overhead. it's dry right now in cape may. cape may will be avoiding the showers for most of the day, but tonight that will change. the wind, that's another story. that is still with us after a breezy day today helping to boost our temperature

i would choose lockheed martin.son i say that, the defense interest rate on gets a bad name. we need these guys to make advanced weaponry for our young men and women in uniform. what you are buying is potentially a call option on the future. they believed believe that they will have a commercially viable reactor. sometime within 10 years. they can plug into the existing power grid. stuart: by lockheed martin. interesting stuff. thank you very much. here is the lineup for the rest of this our. she took it and got it dead wrong. a special might take. that will be 12:25 p.m. the haunted halloween house craze. we take you inside one of these co houses. that is next. ♪ introducing synchrony financial bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live

i'm going to build f-35's for lockheed and get rich.think that's a terrible insult to the men and women in the armed forces and our government that are out there protecting the national security which i think unfortunately rapidly dwindling resources. that is what is hurting our our security as the cuts in the defense budget not corruption by people in the military stoking war so they can make a personal fortune. can i say this is just like a marxist critique of the vietnam war and i'm surprised to hear bruce and people in this room adopting this shallow critique of the united states. it was adopted by a marxist in the 1960s. >> michael hayden and booze allen left the government. if you understand the revolving door of the intelligence community than you don't know what's going on. >> bruxelles want to be clear about this. you are saying people in the government the highest leaders are deliberately fear-mongering and provoking more so they can become wealthy? >> not directly that way. it's not necessarily a direct quid pro quo. it's lik

think lockheed-martin. the bioteches are on sale. going back to a super store throwing a super sale, you have to consider the customer and how weak they are. you may have cash on hand, but i can tell you that a ton of new merchandise has been issued recently. including alibaba. there is a lot of hedge funds leaning the wrong way. i interviews jack lou about fannie mae stock. yesterday, a judge agreed that the stock got killed. those owners are hurting and they could be selling to meet redemptions by the end of the year. others remember octobers of recent past and they think this is a month where you could have horrendous stock selling. for some, they should not be sold but they will be sold nanny, and there is a third group that will fall because they're about to have earnings short falls. i have been sounding alarms on these for weeks. i hope you will cut back, i don't want you to lose money. the stocks that don't deserve to go down but are going down anyway, they're going to bottom fe first and they can be picked at. i think we're

lockheed martin is developing a robot that can do just that. >> this is the first instantiation of ahat is killed toward first responders. in this case, particularly firefighters. it's like a large toy car were you take a game style controller and drive the vehicle remotely where you want to go but you don't actually have to be on the vehicle. we have a large water tank on the system. have a pump. we have the ability to dispense water while the vehicle is moving. this machine can be used to fight wildland fires. it can be used in situations where you have tricky wind. high also very useful for risk structured fire situations. you can use it in a situation where it is too risky to put the firefighter in close proximity to the fire or another hazardous situation. it has not been nearly that expensive. we repurposed a vehicle we got back from afghanistan in one piece. because this is a prototype that is not really in production yet, there is a real challenge for to figure out how to build these vehicles at an affordable cost that first responders could buy. a time when these systems wil

lockheed would not cop firmed the reports, but tells cnbc it's still in talks with the pentagon. >>> vacation rental prices for possible employee stock sales. airbnb is discussing the sale with investment and proceeds will go to employees rather than raising new capital for the company. a $13 billion valuation will make airbnb worth more than publicly traded hotel companies such as hyatt and windham. >>> on-demand apps are growing fast and furious. what would you want to see that doesn't already exist? get in touch with us by e-mail, world would it@kr worldwide@cnbc.com. seema, you said earlier he would like to see a chef app. have you thought of another one? >> on demand masseuse. how great would that be? >> that might be available from the company we spoke to earlier. >> that's true. >> he was talking about personal trainers that come to your home and various other services. >> anything to make our life more efficient, hey, i'm all about it. >> absolutely. >>> now, in other news, amc network is buying a nearly 50% stake in bbc america for $200 million and will take over operational

we get numbers from harley davidson and lockheed martin. after the close, we turn our attention to yahoo! and what marissa meyer has to say about advertising. >>> oscar pistorius has been sentenced to five years in prison bay south african judge for the culpable homicide of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. he's expected to serve just 10 months of that term in jail where the rest will likely be spent under house arrest. the former olympian was led away by police to a holding cell after the ruling. >>> the cdc has issued new guide lines for health care kafr workers treating ebola patients. the rule has called for patients to be fully covered. they should be monitored by a prfrs when putting on and taking off protective gear. >>> microsoft says ceo nadella was paid more than $84 million in the company's last fiscal year. most of that comes from a previously disclosed grant of restricted stock tied to microsoft performance against other companies in the s&p 500. nadella won't be able to get those shares until 2019, though. >>> we've been asking

could have been used to patch a whole in her lockheed electra which disappeared over the pacific ocean 77 years ago. >> so a scale of 1 to 10 how confident am i that this artifact is the miami patch from earhart's airplane? i'm at 9.8. >> investigators plan to go back to the spot where the metal was found to look for more evidence. but one aviation expert says the scrap could have come from any airplane. >>> it can happen so fast, a deer runs out in front of you on the road. now imagine going 65 miles an hour on a motorcycle. that's what happened to a man in colorado this week. it was near the new mexico border. the man on the motorcycle survived. he says he barely had time to swerve. >> my first thought was, oh, a deer. and then my next thought was i hope i stop tumbling soon because i tumbled for about a 30 to 60 feet just rolling on the concrete. >> nick believes his helmet saved his life. he walked away with only small cuts and bruises. >>> she is on a legal collision course with the state of maine. a nurse who treated ebola patients in sierra leone but who has tested negative for

we had companies like lockheed martin and northrop grumman to either move or expand here.ou would never even make those phone calls. >> let's talk about jobs. what governor scott has done is say he will guarantee $266 million for big corporations outside of florida to come to florida for jobs. the miamibay times in herald that only 4% of the jobs promised actually were created. that is a 96% failure on your jobs program. what would i do? you deserve to know tonight. i would take that money and invest it in small businesses here in florida. go to fairshopflorida.com. >> i would like to move on. i want to ask you about the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> he doesn't know how economic development works. ge.id a project with charlie, they don't add the jobs in one day and we don't give them the money until we have the jobs. we are not out of the money until them. didn't this job -- why you do all these great things you are talking about? you are pure talk and you take no action. >> thank you. i was serving during the global economic meltdown. we did the very best we could

researchers say the metal is a path made to air heart's lockheed electra during a stopover in miami. i'm really at heart and her navigator vanished in 1937 while attempting to fly around the world. collect that would be very cool. get that nailed down. >> finally he lets get a look at our weather as we come up on halloween. >> the rain has ended behind today's cold front. let's show you the doppler radar representation. one remaining little batch from fredericksburg westwood is moving to the northeast, probably will crossover stafford, charles county, st. mary's over the next couple of hours, but that is put he much the end of the rain. clouds will clear later tonight. temperatures have fallen during the day. 54 in gaithersburg. 55 in manassas. tomorrow when you wake up, it will be partly cloudy, and temperatures in the low 40's in suburban areas to about 48, 40 nine downtown. we warm up, but only between 55 and 60 with a northwesterly wind. as we look or two friday night, halloween for the kids, looks it will be increasing cloudiness. it does appear that the rain will hold off until

. >>> lockheed-martin says it's made a break through in developing a power source in developing nuclearsion. it's much cleaner and more efficient and more current than current power methods. the first reactors could be ready in a deck indicate. >> straight ahead, the big money, funding the time stretch to the midterms, where is it all coming from, and will it make a difference in your vote? you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. # . >>> this is not a big headline, but it 5es that the republicans have enthusiasm for the upcoming midterm elections. as we mentioned, at the top of the program, the president cancelled what would have been a rare appearance with a candidate this cycle. this evening, after a rally in connecticut, he didn't go. tonight a look at where the stretch run cash is coming from all across the country. and whether it will be money well spent. jim engel has the first of two stories tonight. >> in spite of outrage from harry reid about money from republican billionaires such as the koch brothers, the

n i get more how can i get lockheed martin to move more jobs? who will travel to make sure i get more jobs? said, rick, get a good education. left, per student and overall education was less when he started. so what i work at every day, jobs. better education system. make sure you're living in a safe neighborhood. >> do you want to address the negative bad? >> of course they are, so i might. i've had $50 million of negative ads thrown on me. you think i'm not tired of it? this is a race about the future of our state. you have to make a decision about who you want to be your next governor. rick scott has talked about the fact that he's called companies and he'se country offered $266 million to come here. only come through with 4% of the jobs that they promised. a 96% failure of jobs on that program. what would i do with $266 million? what i think is the right thing for florida. i would invest in small businesses, make sure they have a fighting chance. we need to protect florida first instead of bringing companies from outside the state to canniba

lockheed martin as well. raytheon posting better than expected third-quarter earnings. but raytheon's ceo telling analysts that gee os -- and rising threats are boosting demands for the tomahawk missiles. >>> take a look now, folks, at the benchmash ten-year note. remember those yields last week, down 1.86? look at them now, up nearly 2.3. the yields on the rise, and so are mortgage rates. diana olick on the house been beat today. >> if you didn't lock last we're, you are out of luck, fred yik mac reported the average rate on the 30-year with 3.92% from last week, the lowest this 16 months, but that number, my friends is already old. my mortgage in other words, you know who you are, tell me we're back at 4% for the best borrowers, and highers for the rest if you did not lock in the last eight days, you missed the boat. the move higher is thanks to a turnaround in the bond market. investors are pumped today on better news on the global front, selling bonds, sending the yield on the ten-year to the highest level in two weeks. mortgage rates follow that loosely. we know a