how about martin marietta materials.largest aggregate benefiting from the same trends as vulcan materials. one additional kicker. more than two years ago, they shrewdly acquired texas industries for $3 billion. that business operates in the ideal areas to profit from big new national infrastructure overall. just like vulcan, martin marietta missed the numbers though the stock barely missed a beat and they are down right unstoppable in recent weeks. martin marietta's whip smart ceo who came on the show six months ago says the company's end market should grow through the end of 2016 and for the next five years. i like that kind of vision. let me give you the bottom line. regardless of who wins the white house we are likely to see a major surge over the next administration. that means the rock place like vulcan materials and martin marietta keep moving higher no matter what happens with the election tonight. when we go infrastructure it is hard not to think about the manufacturing swing state like ohio. that just so happens

[cheering and applause] and from marietta, georgia, it's the bonner family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and try to drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go play "feud." give me all right, guys, here we go. we got top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 women, "name

[cheering and applause] and from marietta, georgia, it's the bonner family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and try to drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go play "feud." give me all right, guys, here we go. we got top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 women, "name something of yours it would be fun to make your man wear but only in the bedroom." casey: her panties. steve: her panties. pass or play? casey: we're going to play. steve: they're going to play. casey, how you doing, man? casey: how you doing there, steve? steve: good, good. why did they make you the captain, casey? casey: well, number one, you know, god blessed me to be such a charming individual. steve: oh, that's it? casey: you know, looks, that's just a natural thing, you know. i mean, it was inevitable. i mean--i mean--i mean, what else? what else could i be? steve: who the hell else were they going to make the captain? casey: yeah, i mean, what's this without me? steve: you 29 years in the casey: i'm--i'm makin

will meet next week to president bill ruud left the university this summer to become president at a marietta college in ohio. tonight -- another step forward towards development in waterloo. the waterloo city council is set to talk about the old logan plaza future plans also include a hotel and a convience store. continuing coverage this morning... a teenager is in the hospital after he was shot. police officers had a portion of waterloo -- possibly in connection to the shooting. neighbors tell us police came to their doors around nine o-clock last night -- and told them to stay inside. the teen is expected to be okay. as soon as we learn more -- we a fire destroys a barn at a dairy farm. it happened yesterday afternoon near vinton. firefighters say the barn's feed shed caught fire and it spread to the main milking area. nobody and no animals were hurt -- but vinton's fire chief says two people hurt after a driver loses control while changing lanes. the linn county sheriff says they were called to highway 13 yesterday afternoon. they say 56-year- old lori billmeyer was driving with her 86-ye

returning for their third day with a total of 20,520 bucks, from right up the road, marietta, georgia, it's the champs. it's the bonner family! [cheering and applause] and from raleigh, north carolina, it's the thornton family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and possibly drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me amy. give me april. top 6 answers on the board, ladies. here we go. name one of his animals a farmer might name after his cheating wife. amy. amy: horse. steve: horse.

and our returning champion, an attorney from marietta, georgia... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!

let's meet today's contestants -- a retired railroad analyst from marietta, georgia... a medical student from portland, oregon... and our returning champion -- an actress and writer from chicago, illinois... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!

>> home here is marietta, georgia. >> this is my mom and my little brother. >> brother nick is eight years younger. >> there's a resemblance there. >> also there, his manager tom and high school friend justin. speakif earlier in the day he visited his alma mater and carlton high school and took us along. >> this is embarrassing. there we go. the principal's office. i spent a lot of time in there. we're going down to the german room. >> the german teacher is justin whom we met in lunch. in high school they were german students together. >> oh, man. i'm a loser. look at that. the confident guy. >> not at all. even if i wanted to catch girls -- >> dropping by, his original german teacher. >> the very first year and of course, i remember you've got a student that's in the movies, johnny cash movie. >> that's right, lucas played young johnny cash's brother in "walk the line.? >> when did you know that you wanted to be an actor? >> i didn't have anything to do. i couldn't play sports. most likely to be famous. my students -- it's weird. they all know every time his name comes up, they all

an attorney from marietta, georgia... and our returning champion -- a cashier and writer from medford, massachusetts... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!

returning for their second day already with a total of $20,000, from right up the road, marietta, georgia, it's the champs, it's the bonner family. [cheering and applause] and from mount laurel, new jersey, it's the stroud family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and possibly drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me amy. give me kinda. all right, guys, here we go. we got the top 8 answers on the board. name a command the dog whisperer might accidentally whisper to his wife. amy. amy: sit. steve: sit. amy: yeah! we're going to play, steve.

martin marietta is materials. i want a health care in here. we'll use merck from the last one. add it. don't have to subtract any of these. i'll want merck added, and then i'll feel better. now a tweet from @george 31. my top five holdings are united technologies, apple, facebook, al sheer group and jpmorgan chase. am i diversified, hashtag? okay. we got tech. we got a great industrial. we got tobacco. we got a bank. hey, that's perfect. nothing wrong with that. we'll throw apple in, but i think apple is different from facebook. i'm calling this social media, and i'm calling this plain old tech. that is fine. i'm willing to bless it. >> hallelujah. >> thank you, players. >>> we had all tech rally today, advanced micro, texas instruments look the pretty good, and i got to tell you, micron looks like it's breaking out. but tomorrow should be new tech in light of the fact that salesforce had such a good quarter. you're going to see cloud stocks moving up on that. you're going to see the workdays moving up, even oracle. a sworn competitor. i like to say there's always a bull market

hey, i got google, facebook, amazon, lockheed martin, and martin marietta. jim, am i diversified? >> all right. you got a bit of the fang. fang does trade together, so we're going to have to -- maybe have a little surgery here. what do we do? my charitable trust owns both facebook and google, but we've got a lot of stocks. i feel this is -- you're going to have to get rid of one of them. facebook, amazon, geez, you own too many of them. let's keep amazon because it's pulled back 15%. and let's keep facebook because it's down on that metric story that's not true. we're going to hold off google right now even though it's a charitable trust name. lockheed martin, defense. martin marietta is materials. i just want a health care in here. we'll use merck from the last one. just add it. don't have to subtract any of these. i want merck added, and then i'll feel better. now a tweet from @gheorge31. my top five holdings are united technologies, apple, facebook, altria group and jpmorgan chase. am i diversified, hashtag? okay. we got tech. we got a great industrial. we got tobacco. we got a

born in marietta ohio. how did you get into this? a lot of people would love to find out how you did it and do it after you. >> i love to draw. that's what it always boils down to. i love art and love to draw. my original dream was to do and i went to art school. and in 1991. a man named bill matthews came and visited us from disney. and showed early clips of lion king and pocahontas and from that point on, it was all disney. >> now melana. tell us about melana. >> it takes place about 2,000 years ago. for 3,000 years these voyagers crossed the ocean in canoes on incredible voyages. and for 1,000 years they stopped. that's where the story begins. the possibility that could be, a 16-year-old girl who was the one to get the voyage going again. it takes place in the south pacific. >> how long does it take to come up with the concept and then put the concept down and put the whole production together? >> a long time. >> [ laughter ]. >> i bet. i would think it would be amazing to put this together. >> it starts with an idea. if he likes

and our returning champion, an attorney from marietta, georgia... whose 2-day cash winnings total...

the state 36 in zanesville marietta. back home 39 hudson.zavil messman 37 alliance 35 same west salem. westlake double for in barberton to that list. brunswick 46 and mentor is 42. couple of days of warm air today and tomorrowof.. then you can see the temperature contours there the colors ca pry decent gradient if you will feel the warm oranges over virginia. we hit ofnd the daytime hightimi around midnight. and then drop precipitously. the ms that is heading our wayop is now north of alaska. that's close to the poll there in you can see the trajectory of those air parcels by sunday night. they will be right overhead. they'll be modified the ms butt still that's the reservoir of air from which we shall draw re. high-level clouds pushing into chicagoo area. those are the leading edge cago of the weather system that promises to eventually bring some rain n on saturday it will transition on sunday.w that will be out in the snow so belt asw lake erie snow machine begins to kick up.s justto how much a little too far out to te

[cheering and applause] and from marietta, georgia, it's the bonner family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and try to drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go play "feud." give me

an attorney from marietta, georgia... ((sharie johnson)) >>> we'll get to those and our returning champion -- headlines in a bit but first it's a big night in whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. is that you get to come back as returning champion. the bad news is you have to wait two weeks because we have our tournament of champions starting next week. mike is the champ. laura and sadie are the challengers. i wish you all good luck, and i put you to work now in the jeopardy! round. you wanna do well with these categories... followed by... "boy" bands -- "boy" in quotation marks. mike's shaking his head. he wonders about us. go ahead. [ laughter ] let's start with "boy" bands for $200. drugs. earlier today a man was found mike. dead from an apparent gunshot wound near twain and torrey pines. investigators say it doesn't look like a forced entry and that patrol officers did see various types of drug paraphernalia inside

returning for their third day with a total of 20,520 bucks, from right up the road, marietta, georgia champs. it's the bonner family! [cheering and applause] and from raleigh, north carolina, it's the thornton family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and possibly drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me amy. give me april. top 6 answers on the board, ladies. here we go. name one of his animals a farmer might name after his cheating wife. amy. amy: horse. steve: horse. [scattered applause] [buzzer] april: cow. steve: cow. april: yeah! [cheering and applause] ok, we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] amanda, name one of his animals a farmer might name after his cheating wife. amanda: i'm gonna say a pig. steve: yeah, that's her. [cheering and applause] all right, let's go, derrick. name one of his animals a farmer might name after c

marietta says thank you american flag emoji's. thank you for your dedication coming fromomg ed o'briant.ant. god bless them all 10 he writese for us as god bless you for your servicee big thank you from sue and shannon griffin. t as well. if you have a veteranofur that u would like to thank t you can sc itn over to our facebook page or send a picture if you have one. those are really cool to see some of the pictures. those who are still alive andoft going overseas interesting as well.in some old pictures to we love it. very nice. so proud so wonderful we'll do it again. yes we will do it againndl w and don't forget if you're heading out for breakfast or something we have a long list of freebies our facebook page if you want to look or fox8.com. take advantage of it. you deserve it.e t thanks christy. we'rean going to get a weather check right now and see how s things aree looking for today. o veterans day and of course and to the weekend. no browns game on sunday the lof opportunity to make thosese leaves. exactly. mulch them up w

harris is looking at life in prison and he'll be sentenced in this courthouse behind me here in marietta, georgia, on december 5th. george. >> okay, steve, thanks very much. thousand to that smoke and fire tearing across the southeast. eight states battling flames right now and abc's eva pilgrim is on the north carolina, where firefighters have been working all through the night. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. you can see the fire coming down the mountain. we're staying across the street. trees could fall down here. this morning, there's no end in sight to the flames. flames crawling up and down mountains all across the southeast, thousands of firefighters from as far away as alaska battling 42 wildfires across eight states. authorities say many cooperation with anyone who has information on anyone who may have started any of these fires. we do believe most of these fires are man-made. >> reporter: in north carolina, the party rock fire around chimney rock forcing a thousand people out of their homes, mandatory evacuations in place. the ongoing drought creating dry

. >> home here is marietta, georgia. >> this is my mom. this is my little brother. >> brother nick is seven years >> also there, lucas' manager tom and his high school friend justin. speaking of high school, earlier in the day, lucas had visited his alma mater just a few miles away and took us along. >> oh, this is embarrassing. there we go. this is the principal's office. spent a lot of time in there. we're going to go down to the german room. >> german teacher is justin, who we met at lunch. in high school, they were german students together. [ speaking german ] >> oh, man, i was a loser. look at that. loser right there. >> were you the smooth talker, the confident guy? >> no, not at all. >> dropping by, till's original german teacher. >> that very first year, of course i remember, oh, you've got a student who is in the movies, in the johnny cash movie. >> that's right, lucas played young johnny cash's brother in walk the line. >> when did you know that you >> i think i was 10. i just didn't have anything to do because i didn't play spor

abc's steve osunsami is in marietta, georgia, with more. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. this was a surprising result for many who have been following this case closely from the very beginning. jurors not only agreed this father was negligent but that he intended to kill his son. >> we find the defendant guilty. sat nearly stone-faced after they delivered blow after blow. >> reporter: guilty on all eight charges from murder to child cruelty and seconding with an underage girl which prosecutors say was happening while his son was dying outside his atlanta office in this silver suv. the jury of six women and six men decided that 22-month-old cooper harris was killed intentionally after being strapped into this rear-facing car seat by his father and left for more than seven hours in parked car on a summer day in 2014. >> you had to accept that somebody is capable of this level of evil. it really affected everybody. >> reporter: harris failed to convince jurors that this was an accident. that he simply forgot to dr

. >> vtor herbert's "nghty marietta" premiered, in nework city. did you realize that? >> i did not. >> eigy yearago. these are some of the headlines. we can't even take this t because it's so frile. "firraged through northern minnesota, d peoe had to flee the state, along with cattle, cats,nd timbewolves." >> hmm. >> now, here's the thing i fiosresting. eighty years ago, on october 27th, itish troops landed in the persian gulf, >> rather strange?> boy. >> very. >> but, for the people on the show, the most significant event that happened, october 27th, 1929, was the birth of a member of our staff. do you know who i'm talking about? >>aturday-- last saturday-- we weren't here, of course-- our executive prucer 80thy.ed de cordova's right ovhere. [ applause ] [ cheering ] >>ow all these years,has been drink', >> yeah-- oh, yeah.e of it. >> i find ard toelieve. i was gonna ask, uh, uh, fred to come over here, but fred doesn't really enjoy sitting here, too much, in the spo,tlight because it's, really, too far away from refreshments. [ laughter ] >> it's amazing what a life

. >> between that and you talk about the strongest moves in material stocks like martin marietta materials, they make construction aggregates, think asphalt, concrete. >> billiuilding stuff. >> yes. >> that's one observation, the sentiment has changed and enthusiasm. the other is how quickly it's happened and how quickly these moves are happening. another 6.5% rise in copper. it's something cramer warned about at the top of his show. yes, it's good to have this sort of renewed spirit. this was a market looking for a catalyst, but it makes people skeptical when it happens so far so fast. >> jim has been talking about the construction side of things. we'll hit on that throughout the course of the show. the dow hit a record high yesterday, at least at the close. investors adjusted positions after an election that trump won. pershing square's capital's bill ackman says he believes trump will steer the country in the right direction. >> i woke up extremely bullish on trump, believe it or not. my thinking is as follows, united states is the greatest business in the world. it's been undermanaged

by i preper martin marietta materials.now is a $200 stock you you may be reluctant to do it but that's a better situation. i have much more conviction and management there. stephanie in ohio. stephanie? >> caller: hi, jim. >> hey, steph. >> caller: i'm calling about duke energy. we've been consistently losing money on duke energy until yesterday. and i want to know wrb do i sell it or keep it? >> no, no, you're in for 4.5% yield. true that could be headed higher but i'm not telling anyone to sell duke energy now. particularly in an environment where the epa may be denuted. these are interest rate sensitive. when interest rates go higher, these stocks go down. all right, this one trumps all. even the trump rally. hardest course may be to the stay the course and hold on to stocks that could have more room to run after an already fantastic gain. watch more "mad money" ahead, including my interview with a big winner for us. as asth asth as millennials choose to spend money on experiences rather than things. >>> every few secon

[cheering and applause] and from marietta, georgia, it's the bonner family.and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and try to drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go play "feud." give me amy. give me casey. all right, guys, here we go. we got top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 women, "name something of yours it would be fun to make your man wear but only in the bedroom." casey: her panties. steve: her panties. pass or play? casey: we're going to play. steve: they're going to play. casey, how you doing, man? casey: how you doing there, steve? steve: good, good. why did they make you the captain, casey? casey: well, number one, you know, god blessed me to be such a charming individual. steve: oh, that's it? casey: you know, looks, that's just a natural thing, you know. i mean, it was inevitable. i mean--i mean--i mean, what else? what else could i be? steve: who the hell else were they going to make the captain? casey: yeah, i mean, what's this without me? steve: you 29 years in the self-esteem-

returning for their second day already with a total of $20,000, from right up the road, marietta, georgia champs, it's the bonner family. [cheering and applause] and from mount laurel, new jersey, it's the stroud family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and possibly drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me amy. give me kinda. all right, guys, here we go. we got the top 8 answers on the board. name a command the dog whisperer might accidentally whisper to his wife. amy. amy: sit. steve: sit. amy: yeah! we're going to play, steve. steve: they're going to play. caitlyn, name a command the dog whisperer might accidentally whisper to his wife. caitlyn: i'm going to say beg. amy: good answer! steve: beg. chrissy, name a command the dog whisperer might accidentally whisper to his wife. chrissy: fetch. steve: fetch.

the stocks i recommended year, martin marietta and vulcan were among today's leaders. plus when rich people get a tax cut, let me tell you something. rich people getting a tax cut, this is what goes through their head. >> hallelujah! >> and they tend to invest some of that money in stocks. >> buy, buy, buy. >> and rich people represent a pretty big constituency in the market. face it, rich people love it when their taxes are cut, and they love capital gains. so they love stocks. pretty simple. fourth group of buyers, the people who got this election completely and utterly wrong. no, not the pollsters, who after this election and brexit should have whatever licenses they have revoked. bunch of clowns if you ask me. chowder heads even. no, i'm talking about the short sellers who after fbi director comey first damned hillary with the weiner e-mails and then exonerated her days later, felt she was the biggest shoe in since richard nixon's triumph in 1972. now, if you're idly chit chatting about the pollsters and you took comfort in them, if you liked hillary, more power to