private investor at 10% discount that would have cost mark cuban some money. o sell the stock and turned around and dumped it anyway for some $7.9 million. cuban says he never promised he would not sell the stock. and he also says the information, the former ceo gave him was all public knowledge anyway. shep? shep shep it sounds like it's the ceo's word vs. mark cuban's word and little else? >> yeah. and that former ceo lives in montreal and he refused to come down to testify at the trial in dallas. so they played his videotaped deposition. as we know mark cuban certainly did testify in dallas and closing arguments, the attorney looked at the jury and said who are you going to believe in the guy who wouldn't come down and look you in the eye or the guy who answered all the questions and did look you in the eye and as you said, shep, the jury is now deliberating. >> and if the guy who looked him in the eye is guilty, what does he do? pay a fine? >> there is no criminal charges here, so he stands no chance of going to jail. if he loses, mark cuban would lose abou

mark cuban is mark cuban. he is going to be mark cuban. and he should never change. melissa: what do you think this demonstrates to the rest of the country or the rest of the trading world? do you think the sec is out of control? are they on a witch-hunt or is it too strong? >> well, i'll tell you, whether they're out of control or not, i'm not here to judge. they do fine work. they do have some fundamental issues. melissa: like what? >> they need to filter their cases better. this case was a -- from the beginning. they tried to put lipstick on it. they tried to put lipstick on it and it was still a pig. they tried to put a dress on it and it was still a pig. this was a pig five 1/2 years ago and the jury said it was a pig day 1/2 ago. melissa: i love your analogy, specifically what were they missing? let's break it down. he received a phone call from the ceo of a company. he sold the stock immediately afterwards. to the naked eye it looks like he got some sort of insider information and immediately traded on it. to a regular person seemed like something went on that

mark cuban. is amazing is mark cuban simply sold a stock that he did not like him and he gets punished. dennis: it is not his duty to keep that information secret. liz: dennis, thank you very much. investors are pouring money, can you guess, into european equities. listen to this number. is now the time to get in on europe or have you missed? joining me now is the man who knows. great to have you. i get worried. maybe now the word is too focused on that area. >> we are here this week because we have our global conference. there were a couple things that came out. bullish on equities in general. second, they liked japanese equities. they still think that there is upside in the euro zone. because there is global growth in the euro zone equities are levered to this ethical recovery liz: it is still sluggish growth. >> you are looking at a move from a recessionary environment. the inflection point, a lot of managers think they can still capture some returns. they are trying to capture that edge. liz:

for mark cuban, what exactly is it the government has to prove here? >> i think they want to prove insider trading is wrong and want to do it on larger scale. they want to prove a point, here is a guy talking negatively arrogantly about the sec i think that is why they reopened the case. if he just shut his mouth it would be okay. i'm a big fan of mark cuban. i like him. i'm a big basketball fan. he is hands-on owner. seems like the sec is going afr a high-profile case and someone likes to talk to the media. i think they will really go after him here. melissa: frank, thanks so much. >> thanks. >> next on "money," not buying it. isel's benjamin netanyahu raises the red flag with president obama over iran. will israel be forced to act alone to take out the nuclear program. why the price of u.s. involvement in the mdle east could be ready to soar. >>> out with the old and in with the tweet. the very first twitter tv ratings taste like today. did you know my twitter handle is @melissaafrancis? feel free. they could create billions of dollars worth of turmo

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mark cuban was the ceo of a company.e sec holding a ceo more accountable than an average person? they should know better. i believe mark cuban knew what he was doing was wrong. dagen: so why did they pursue it? elizabeth: why didn't they give up? i think it goes back to policy. at that point they were involved in it would send a bad message if the sec backed off. that is the problem. and they could not back off. charlie: he ran a company, major investor. how can i let somebody like that do questionable behavior? we talk about how they don't go after rich fatcats, so when they go after a fatcat, i see journalists attacking them for going after the rich guys because it is a celebrity thing. it is so perverse how the media works. you bust and no name. elizabeth: the reality is who has the money? you made the point about electronic detection. the electronic monitoring of the market. who has enough money to have big blocks of stocks? in order to trade. that is why the fatcats get caught. charlie: this is why we are targeting

$750,000 avoided losses taking four hours for the federal jury in dallas to toss the case and acquit mark cubanrters "the sec regulates through litigation, and that's its own problem. this is a horrific example of how the government does work. cuban says he's glad he could afford to stand up to the sec. so am i behead tweet me. did they target him because of his celebrity? your turn to weigh in. cheryl: he had big reasons to smile. that went on for years. dennis: five years. coming up on "fox business," and exclusive. they have mark cuban's lead defense counsel. cheryl: that will be a great interview. coming up on the show, shining a light on the solar industry. we will be making some money with charles payne. dennis: facebook loosening the reins on its teen users. advocates could give the latest move a thumbs down. details ahead in my media minutes. here's how they are faring against the u.s. dollar. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the h

mark cuban said he had no recollection.d the judge ahead of time they cannot produce the conversation. the significant part about this case is, is an insider? the judge explained the law of two was an insider to the jury. did mark cuban have a lawful duty? the answer, no. did cuban agree to keep a secret? we have no testimony about the conversation. and of the case. stuart: do you think it was a political prosecution? >> he is very well known. very strong political views. he is a strong libertarian. he is super rich. he made his fortune, as you and i discussed at about 5:30 a.m. this morning, he sold his business for a few huge amounts of money. they usually get federal prosecutors to prosecute. they cannot do it when they have weak cases. you have to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. the government knew it had a week case. he probably spent more to defend himself. only a $750,000 trade. this guy is worth billions. stuart: when the government comes after you, you have to defend your self. you can be crushed. charles: i ha

mark cuban did not get away with anything. mark cuban did not do anything wrong.m: the ability to fight the sec. the $2 million fine he could have paid is far more less than what it has cost him to defend his reputation. what are the lessons for the sec? >> the sec is under no obligations to turnover what is called in scope with tory evidence in its investigations or trials. if it was a criminal case, they would have been required to. that has got to change. there is no reason whatsoever a regulator who is bringing an action claiming some on the fraud at the market can hold back information that tends to show the innocence of another. adam: will mr. cuban, will you be leading the charge to change that? >> if i am honored to get the call, i will be happy to do it. adam: what about mr. cuban? >> i am sure he will. adam: congratulations on your big three. all the best to you, sir. adam: thank you, adam. lori: what are you a lawyer or something? you have that subject down pat. what exactly did congress pass? digging through. adam: delaying the inevitable. we have the

we'll be crowning our power pitch champion, and also mark cuban is here. oh, boy. fresh off his victory in the insider trading case a couple weeks ago. mark held his ground. >> yeah he did. >> he testified on his own behalf. made his case and the jury found him not guilty. he called this suit personal. >> he said it was all personal. >> he'll speak out about that today. since he's mark cuban, chances are he'll have a few other things to say about a few other matters as well. >> cuban owns the dallas maverick basketball team up. might be interested in listening to our coach coming up, legendary college coach rick pitino. he has a book out about leadership, two things lacking in washington. >> speaking with the coach. and america's favorite stocks, today we're looking at amazon. are investors confusing a great company with a great stock. one thing lacking with amazon, even though it's so -- has done so well as a stock over the years. it's at $327 right now. it has not turned a profit. it's a great investment but does it justify this run? just because you love the comp

why charge mark cuban at all? have advised the ceo and any other person in his shoes to obtain a written agreement. the sec is basing their case on the misappropriation theory. they are treated almost equivalent of an insider. where do we get a duty of trust or confidence? one of those is there is an agreement between eight taper and eight to be. dennis: does he come into the clear? >> no. they did not provide sufficient facts to show that there was an agreement. sec appeal zip. they kick it back. the fifth circuits factual statement or findings raise a concern of circumstantial evidence. cuban says it is fundamentally untrue. he also had access to the investment bankers. it would suggest that there was some form of an agreement. dennis: when i i am and investos seeking information, is it not up to them not to answer? if mark cuban had gone onto twitter and is close to all of his followers, would he be in trouble now? >> those are a wide range of fax. first of all, i am not defending the company. when we do not ha

mark cuban is a billionaire.can afford to defend himself in court and spend all that time on legal fees. as he said, after the verdict, the average person just doesn't have those resources. >> right, just gets completely crushed by the federal apparatus. >> so hear hear. maybe he should finance some of the other folks that want to defend themselves. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us. at jer @foxnews.com. and be sure to follow on us twitter @jeronfnc. hope to see you right here next week. >>> fox news alert. police in florida are now searching for two convicted killers mistakenly let out of prison, thanks to bogus documents. hello, everyone, glad you're with us. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> joseph jenkins and charles walker, they were serving life in prison but authorities said they were released within the past month when their sentences were reduced to 15 years because of those forged documents. brian is live in our newsroom with the latest. >> florida legislatures ar

mark cuban is a billionaire.could afford to defend himself in court and spend all that money on legal fees. as he said after the verdict, the average person just doesn't have those resources. >> right. gets completely crushed by the federal apparatus. >> so here, here. maybe he should finance some of the other folks that want to defend themselves. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at jer@foxnews.com. follow us on twitter@jeronfnc. hope to see you right here next week. i'm paul gigot. >>> welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm gregg jarrett. two convicted killers back behind bars after forged released documents show them walking out of a prison. marshals caught up to them at a florida motel last night. they appeared before a judge as the questions swirled over how they managed to pull off their brazen escape. brian ennis following this story live in our new york city newsroom. >> greg, authorities in florida are calling the whole incident an overall system

she was taken to a hospital for a mental evaluation. >>> dallas mavericks owner and businessman mark cuban was found not guilty of insider trading by a jury. the case involved his sale of $7.1 million worth of stock in mama.com in 2004. cuban was elated. >> i'm the luckiest guy in the world. i'm glad this happened to me. i'm glad i'm able to be the person who could afford to stand up to them. i don't need anything from them, i don't want anything from the sec except them to act like american citizens and treat other american citizens the way they deserve to be treated. >>> and marysville, missouri, the county prosecutor is asking for a special prosecutor to be assigned to the case involving an alleged teenage rape in 2012. he says the victim refused to testify and charges were dropped against the son of a politically connected family. the girl and her mother say there is overwhelming evidence to move ahead with charges. >>> in russia, scientists recovered a giant chunk of a meteorite. it blazed through the sky and more than 1600 people were injured by the blast which was estimated to be as

the stenographer was taken to a hospital for mental evaluation. >> business man mark cuban was found not guilty of insider trading by a jury. the case involved his sale of $7.1 million in stock in internet search company mama.com in 2004. >> i'm the luckiest guy in the world. i'm glad this happened to me. i'm glad i'm able to be the person that can afford to stand up to them. i don't need anything from them or want anything from them except for them to act like american citizens and treat other american citizens the way they deserve to be treated. >>> a county prosecutor in missouri is asking for a special prosecutor to be assigned to the case involving an alleged teenage rape in 2012. he says the victim refused to testify and charges were dropped against the son of a politically connected family. the girl and her mother say there is overwhelming evidence to move ahead with charges. >>> scientists recovered a giant chunk of the meteorite from the bottom of a russian lake it crashed into in february. it blazed through the sky, look at that, after landing it caused more than 1600 injur

dallas mavericks owner mark cuban getting a big win last night. not on the basketball court but in the court of law. the billionaire investor was acquitted of insider trading after securities and exchange commission accused cuban of using a private tip to avoid big losses on his 2004 sale of internet stocks. mark cuban joins me now. good to see you, mark. >> good to be seen. >> thanks for joining us. you said this case was personal, i was reading what you said. why? why was it personal? >> it took seven years out of my life. when the s.e.c. called me, i thought, okay, i'm going to support them and help them like i had in 2004. and it just turned into a disaster. and you know, when the government's chasing you, it's not something you just ignore and -- you think about it. it consumes you all the time. what made it personal is the way they handled it in court. when it was over, it was like, you know what, literally, they were basically apologizing to me. multiple lawyers came up and said, mark, this is just business. it's not personal. >> business? >

mark cuban or the ceo. we decided to not come to texas instead recorded his testimony played on video. lori: clearly being charming helps in court. let's get you updated on the market as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange. >> the dow jones industrial the downside nearly 50 points after the wild back-and-forth action at one point even moving into positive teeritory after john boehner boehner spoke you saw the market jump off the lows about 50 points moving to positive territory. harry reid brought or concern and jitters to the market. as we continue to watch the dow snapping the recent winning streak keeping an eye on the vix sitting at the height of the days. it shows you that there is still concerns and jitters on wall street, some looking at october 17 saying it is likely the market will sell off as we get closer and closer to that date and even pass it. shares at 52 week lows as the analyst are jumping on board downgrading it but it came out by 10%. sharp sales decli

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she was taken to a hospital for a mental evaluation. >>> dallas mavericks owner and businessman mark cubanas found not guilty of insider trading by a jury. the case involved his sale of $7.1 million worth of stock in mama.com in 2004. cuban was elated. >> i'm the luckiest guy in the world. i'm glad this happened to me. i'm glad i'm able to be the person who could afford to stand up to them. i don't need anything from them, i don't want anything from the sec except them to act like american citizens and treat other american citizens the way they deserve to be treated. >>> and marysville, missouri, the county prosecutor is asking for a special prosecutor to be assigned to the case involving an alleged teenage rape in 2012. he says the victim refused to testify and charges were dropped against the son of a politically connected family. the girl and her mother say there is overwhelming evidence to move ahead with charges. >>> in russia, scientists recovered a giant chunk of a meteorite. it blazed through the sky and more than 1600 people were injured by the blast which was estimated to be as s

we may have a verdict in the mark cuban trial. details. >> reporter: the jury began deliberating at 9 a.m. here in dallas, texas. six hours later, they walked back into the courtroom, clearing mark cuban of all charges. the s.e.c. claimed he dumped his shares of moma.com after he got a private call from moma.com ceo about a new offering but mark cuban said from the beginning he did nothing wrong, nothing was private. all the information he had was not confidential. he did nothing wrong. that's why he so openly sold 600,000 shares, worth about $8 million. after the jury came back in and said what they thought, had made their decision, mark was clearly relieved. he's been very calm throughout the whole process. i rode down in the elevator with everyone, giving everyone high-fives, very happy about the outcome. but the s.e.c. does not go to trial with am high-profile cases because many of the high-profile defendants typically want to settle, not pay extra money to go to court. in mark's case he said, look, i have a point to prove. i

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the government spent five years prosecuting mark cuban.urs to find him not guilty. >> i think that there are certain individuals. that happens at the top. they are not looking to have an impact on consumer confidence. i try not to generalize about the government or an entire agency. dennis: he also says he has no idea if insider trading is as rampant as they perceive. cuban hinting he would do it all over again. tracy: he also said he would never go near that company again. dennis: you search for that name, nothing happens. i cannot find any information on the stock or where it went afterwards. why did you even bother making the trade? it is a borrowing error. tracy: i am glad this happened to me. he can afford to fight back. dennis: that is what they bet on. that is when companies, if they are not careful, they give in to extortion. tracy: we could talk about this all day. ashley: calling out a chinese mobile security company. in just a minute, we will be talking to the founder and director of research. interesting stuff. you do not want

his quote, not even mark cuban can make the government admit it is wrong. jury have that the. lori: let's go down to the floor of the new york stock exchange and check in with nicole petallides. you're watching some earnings moves veries. >> we have so much going on from washington to new highs a wild vix. it is earnings season. we've seen a lot of names on the move but let's take a look at names we'll be reporting which is both american express and ibm, see how they are faring ahead of their quarterly reports. right now, up 1 1/2% for american express. this is really an indicator of not only the consumer but businesses and the like. so we'll watch that one losely. ibm is up 1% as well. pepsi reported upbeat earnings. profit jumped from last year thanks to the snacks business in particular. up 1.7% for pepsi at 81.94. they did have, as i noted they did well with snacks but that offset some weakness they saw in the soda market. back to you. lori: nicole. thank you. adam: looks as if coca-cola has finally started to acknowledge the legitimacy of concerns that

"money" cominññññ7 melissa: from one billionaire to another, a tough day in court for mark cubanfederal judge turning down cuban's request to dismiss the government's insider trading case against him. that is not all. during his second day of rough questioning cuban contradicted himself about a key phone conversation that is absolutely crucial to the sec's case against him. things not looking so good for cuban. with me former federal prosecutor fred tecce and "the wall street journal"'s james freeman. gentlemen, thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. melissa: fred, i want to start with you. it all hinges on the conversation with the ceo of the company he was investing in allegedly told him that they were about to make a secondary offering and that would totally dilute his stake and he went on and sold his shares. that is what the government i saying happened. >> right. melissa: the contradiction came in because cuban said, first, the phone conversation happened nine years ago. he doesn't remember anything about it. he doesn't remember hearing that this ceo tell him, you

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. >>> a texas jury today cleared mark cuban of insider trading.e walked away from court with a broad smile. he was accused of dumping millions of dollar in shares and avoiding $750,000 in potential losses but the jury said the government did not prove its case. cuban claims the sec targets him because of his fame. >>> and it's now ready to take off in cupertino. last night, the city council voted to approve it. once completed, it will be close to 2.8 million square feet overall and house 14,000 apple employees. the circular building was a dream of steve jobs. apple says it will be environmentally friendly. >> steve loved apple and he started apple in cupertino, when he presented the vision of apple campus 2, he wanted to in cupertino. it will be near interstate 280 expected to open by 2016. >> meantime, samsung probably down on a new campus if mountain view. at this time make way for the new samsung research center, being built on an eight and a half acre site. >>> and a san francisco company's offering a new way to send cash using an app and e-ma

>> i'd say, kate, when you looked awhat the mark cuban with that lawsuit and the s.e.c. after him there, and then him subsequently posting up on twitter and elsewhere on blog maverick, for instance, many of the spite that they went after him with there, to anthony's point, i'm all for getting bad players out of the markets but a lot of what has gone on with the s.e.c. hasn't been about that. instead, it's about personal vendettas and that's something that has to stop. >> you guys are putting me in the unenviable position to play the d dev devil's advocate in that your painting cohen he's the victim. if there are things that have been done and a guilty plea put forward maybe that has this change we all as a group think about ha has taken place in the role of insider trading in the market. >> scott, one way to look at it is -- >> none of us sanction insider trading. >> i'm saying the tone of the conversation is that mr. cohen is a victim. >> but they've got a scapegoat a few people. what they hope to do is hole those people up as an example to scare the rest of the people

. >>> billionaire mark cuban is off the hook for insider trading. he has been in hot water with the sec. back in 2004 he said i'm out, he dropped his entire share of mamma.com. it saved him $750,000. a judge found that sale did not break any federal rules. for more stories, put 60 seconds on the clock, it's money time. >>> hidden cost for the want frys with that economy? low wages and you pay. a new study finds 52% of fast food employee families get government aid. twitter is going to the new york stock exchange. it's a big loss for the nasdaq. apple just hired their only female executive. angela aarons will join next year and be joining nine men. netflix may not be the arch enemy at all. they're in talks with comcast and others to make it available on cable boxes. do china a favor and you could be rewarded with a baear. beijing has 50 pandas an loan. and congratulations to a good friend of the show, robert shiller who won a noble prize this week. >> way to go, bob. happy for you. >>> the government open for business, but the shame of washington's d

the insider trading trial continues for dallas mavericks owner mark cuban. yesterday in court cuban testified he said on multiple occasions he planned to sell his stake in internet search firm mamma.com. cuban is accused by the sec of unloading 600,000 shares worth $7.9 million dollars to avoid a $750,000 loss. cuban insists he did nothing wrong. a british court says it will hold an inquest into the death of bank of america intern moritz erhardt. 21-year-old erhardt was found dead in his london apartment in august. an autopsy determined he died of epilepsy but he had also apparently worked several all- nighters in a row. the inquest is set for the morning of november 22. bank of america says it is reviewing working practices for junior employees. an activist investment firm is taking a large stake in the owner of redbox. redbox rents movies at kiosks and is owned by outerwall. jana partners reports taking a 13.5% stake in outerwall. the activist investment group considers the stock undervalued-- and is exploring options including possibly selling the company

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as i openly disclose, to the public knows he'll be doing a few favors for vince mcmahon, or mo mark cuban, a friend of mine, if they were to -- there must be full, open disclosure and it should be the candidate who is responsible for that disclosure of every cent spent. these corporates are not people. >>> governor ventura, you've had your share of -- >> all kinds of rings. >> remember, though, that's ballet with violence. >> fair enough. >> that's how -- it's ballet with violence. >> was worst it? >> absolutely nothing. >> let's look at these democrats and senators, they get an option. four health care plans they get to choose from, and they won't let the people of america have one? how they get there, i don't care. but my belief is if you're sick, you should have the ability to go to the doctor. it is that simp. how they want to deem to pay for it, but that should be our lifestyle that we should work for. we're allegedly supposed to be the greatest country in the world, yet we have people when they're ill can't even go to the doctor? >> so democracy for america, which came out of my cam

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'not guilty"-- that's the verdict in the insider-trading case against billionaire mark cuban. the sec accused cuban of having inside information prior to selling 600,000 shares of internet search company mamma.com. the stock was worth $7.9 million and cuban avoided losing $750,000 in the timing of the sale. a texas jury deliberated for 4 hours before acquitting cuban. jpmorgan is admitting its mistakes in the london whale debacle. the bank says its traders acted "recklessly" in a tangled web of derivatives trades that ultimately led the bank to 6 billion dollars in losses. it will pay another 100 million dollar fine to the cf- tc. the bank's legal tab is ballooning. last month it paid 920 million dollars to the s-e- c and other regulators. in its latest earnings report -- the bank suffered its first loss with jaime dimon at the helm -- of 400 million dollars. bank of america leads the way in today's earnings roundup. b of a --- reported earnings that were 2 cents above estimates on a profit of $2.5 billion. the bank earned money on investments and interest charges on loans. pe

billionnaire investor mark cuban took the stand to defend himself against insider trading charges. cuban currently owns the dallas mavericks. the sec accuses him of dumping his stock in mamma.com-- a canadian search engine company-- after learning confidential information. in court yesterday, cuban told the jury-- he was angry about a development that would reduce the value of his investment, but doesn't remember much else. he also says he did nothing wrong. tesla shareholders are assessing damage after news of a car fire. shares of the electric car-maker dropped 4% yesterday after a video of a burning model s circulated online and quickly spread like--well, you know. a spokesperson for tesla confirmed the fire started after a large metallic object hit one of the battery packs. crews reportedly had difficulty extingushing the fire. no one was injured. more on tesla stock is coming up later in chart talk. words such as "train wreck" are being used to describe the new "smartwatch" by samsung. the wearable device will be on store shelves later this month. a new york times reviewer cal

and a slam-dunk for dallas mavericks owner mark cuban in a different kind of court. a dallas federal jury cleared the billionaire of insider trading. the issue was whether he sold his stake in an internet company after learning some confidential information. cuban says he was targeted by the fcc because of his fame. that's your moneywatch. for the latest business news follow me on twitter #gigistonetv. >>> it is 4:56. coming up the government shutdown finally over for now. how soon your favorite bay area attractions could re-open. >> and there is no bart strike today and the parties continue to negotiate. they have been at it all night long. we have an update for you coming up next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we have traveled in developing countries and there have been interruptions and government things interfering with your plans but, yeah, not here. >> the government shutdown is finally over. the debt ceiling has been raised and alcatraz and other national parks across the country are back open. >> some progress has been made. and the parties have authorized me as they

for jamie dimon to cater to that threat rather than mark cuban like saying prove your case.shareholder, i would want that board out of there. this is more than half of their profit from last year going into the hands of the federal government it is not going at the hands of the people who lost money. stuart: if shareholders want this thing, they want people to get behind this, it is morally wrong when the government can pick and choose a wealthy entity because the ceo of that wealthy entity has publicly attacked the government stewardship with the economy. stuart: take this forward, we're going to have banking problems in the future. it is going to happen in the future. some small bank at some point will be in real trouble. which big bank will take over that small bank? >> none, of course not. to make this even worse, this does not get rid of all jpmorgan chase problems with the federal government, it does not get rid of criminal problems. you may say they did not do any crimes. they could frame a series of indictments in such a way they can extract another 11 billion out of

connell: a big market discussion on friday about mark cuban.n his actions prompted a civil suit for insider trading? dagen: charlie gasparino had a long talk with cuban over the weekend. go, charlie. charlie: as you can imagine, he was a little perturbed. i thought, listen, i clearly stated that what he did was not illegal. i did not like the way he did it. he got a phone call from a company executive. something is discussed and they do blow your shares. it is a very prominent -- that is how we get involved in this company. he got involved in a company that was run by people that turned out not to be as reputable as he thought they were. they were under investigation. they were facing multiple probes. when he got a phone call, this is where it gets tricky. nobody knows what was said during that phone call. he decided to sell the shares. allegedly, he heard, the person who called him told him there would be a secondary offer. he sold before that was announced. he never thought the timing was that imminent. that is where we are. listen, i have kn

other news, billionaire mark cuban has been found not guilty of insider trading. shares in 2004. the jury found the securities and exchange commission failed to prove cuban traded on nonpublic information. >>> starting today facebook let teenagers share like skpupz dates with the public. previously teens could only share with friends and friend's friends. they'll also show a warning reminding if a post condition seen he by anyone. >>> apple and samsung moving forward with projects just down the road from one another in silicon valley. the city council approved plans for the new apple campus 2 near 280 and north wolf road about a mile and a half from the current campus. today rival samsung broke ground moving in on apple territory for the first time. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has the story. >> reporter: there were no guilded shovels at this ground breaking. >> our definition is we're knocking down walls. >> reporter: land developer is wasting no time to put up a new research campus for samsung here in mountain view. >> we're excited to join top technology

other news, billionaire mark cuban has been found not guilty of insider trading.found the securities and exchange commission failed to prove cuban traded on nonpublic information. >>> starting today facebook let teenagers share like skpupz dates with the public. previously teens could only share with friends and friend's friends. they'll also show a warning reminding if a post condition seen he by anyone. >>> apple and samsung moving forward with projects just down the road from one another in silicon valley. the city council approved plans for the new apple campus 2 near 280 and north wolf road about a mile and a half from the current campus. today rival samsung broke ground moving in on apple territory for the first time. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has the story. >> reporter: there were no guilded shovels at this ground breaking. >> our definition is we're knocking down walls. >> reporter: land developer is wasting no time to put up a new research campus for samsung here in mountain view. >> we're excited to join top technology companies. >> reporter: ju

. >>> billionaire mark cuban beat sec today, a jury ruled he did not commit insider training after learning of a stock offering that would send shares down. cuban sold his shares before the company announced the offering to the public. the jury found securities and exchange commission failed to prove cuban traded on nonpublic information. >> ebay reports earnings and cheryl sandberg heads to washington. >> good afternoon, ebay and ibm out with earnings today, reporting double digit gains in sales and profit. but the forecast for the holiday season is worrying. wall street. ibm reporting earning that's missed estimates as sales fall for a sixth quarter amid sluggish demands for computer hardware. facebook coo cheryl sandberg heads to washington, meeting with a representative from the federal trade commission in what is called a skmeet greet. where privacy will be discussed. this meeting after advocates asked last month to investigate facebook's policy changes. and amazon and htc talking about developing phones. devices would carpet users of the prime service helping increase the number of de

i'm out. >> reporter: often larger than life, billionaire mark cuban crushed contestants on shark tank on "dancing with the stars" and paraded referees as the owner of the dallas mavericks. but now, cuban is walking into a different court in texas as he faces federal insider trading charges. >> i'm excited about this, to finally come to court. i won't be bullied. >> reporter: the securities and exchange commission says cuban committed fraud in 2004 after investing in a small internet search company called mamma.com. the sec says cuban sold his entire stake in the company, 600,000 shares after learning the company's ceo was planning an offering of new stock. by selling when he did, cuban avoided losses in excess of $750,000. cuban says he did nothing wrong and any information he had was not confidential. the sec's lead counsel says we look forward to the start of the trial and cuban says he's not backing down. >> the thing i'm really looking forward to is shedding some sun right on how the sec works. >> reporter: he could face a penalty of $2 million. a tiny fraction of his estimated ne

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mark cuban thing. >> momma.com. isn't it?ah, i think we can talk about it a little later. >> we can momma.com back in 2004. >> wow, this is old, nine years ago, it's already been nine years. i remember when it happened. >> when we come back, investors and the economy left in the wind as lawmakers fail to reach a compromise so when will this really start to get serious for the markets? we'll talk about that right after this. and one hour from now, former treasury secretary hank paulson weighing in on the mess in washington. warren buffet will make a guest appearance at:00 a.m. a big lineup from chicago. "squawk box" is coming right back. >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin in chicago -- back in chicago. this is like the third time i think in a month that andrew has been there. >> third time in three weeks. >> hoping some of the midwest rubs off on him. you know what i mean, cincinnati, will it play in peoria, fly over states. there's a reason

i want to thank my guests, robin williams, mark cuban, and gavin degraw.eikis will be here. but jimmy fallon happening right now. jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you all very, very much. it feels good to be back home. hot crowd. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. you guys feeling good? [ cheers and applause ] i'm happy you're here. thank you for being here. i know traffic is awful outside. i already heard. traffic is insane here in new york city. everything's closed off because of the -- what is it? the united nations. united nations general assembly is right here in new york city. and all the world leaders coming together for this thing. today, president obama gave a big speech over there on the middle east. the leaders from the middle east were like, "you have touched our hearts. [ l