one similarity to melissa rowe. man: detective wolfe. okay, there's another similarity. se are stephen rowe's missing dumbbells. all right, all we need now is the knife tip. ♪ it's a match, stephen. so you have the tip of a knife. this is all déjà vu, caine. ( chuckles ) my lawyer got me off the first time, he'll get me off again. actually, stephen, i have quite a bit more than the tip of a knife. i have theresa barton's body with the tip of the knife in it. we found her, buried in the bottom of a lake bed. you chose theresa randomly, didn't you? do you live in tuihe bg?ldin mei coe herlato pkey po r. do you live in t ohmyoold re mmats live.here oh, that's great. ( ff muscled inream)g the problem is, stephen, is that you didn't do your homework. the press got it wrong. debra massey's fingers were not, i repeat, not cut off. you know what, caine? you have my lawyer's number. stephen, i don't even think your lawyer is going to take this case. muro: here are the pantyhose from the drying shed you asked for. thanks, paula. even in that bag, it stunk up the whole lab. hey, wha

rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses tread and consider carefully before investing. melissa bad, why is there a backlash against this? baseball players making far more than many. joe perry says it is the same news that came out about banker pay, and the media would jump all over it. is it always media's fault? >> yes, absolutely. [laughter] >> is always the media against the bankers and corporations. melissa: you poor thing. and why are you not weeping? [laughter] so jonathan, what do you think? why is there no outrage over professsonal athletes? >> well, professional athletes are only doing it for the team. and that is athletes that are being very altruistic. and they are interested in making money and that seems to be a very bad thing. >> they had the highest average pay for the 50th consecutive season. an astonishing $8.1 million. actually heard someone in a radio interview say that the reason why they are so bad is because the yankees are overpaid and fat and lazy and they don't care. so those are some harsh words. what do you think? >> well, i think first of all that it

rowe price. invest with confidence. wh investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before vesting. melissae hype, shoppers not gobbling up sales over the black friday weekend. the national retail federation reporting that shoppers spent an average of 4% less compar to last year. was all this hoopla over opening on thanksgiving and making employees show up for work not worth it? it's today's money talk, and our panel is all fired up. we have liz dunn, ari -- [inaudible] and dennis kneale. at do you think? we spent all that time talking about walmart, they're so cru, they're forcing their workers to come in and work on anksgiving, and then sales are down? dennis, what do you think? >> well, i think it was totally worth opening up on thanksgiving early. i think you look at the numbers, and the national retail federation says 45 million people shopped on thanksgiving day, and that was up 27% from a year -- melissa: brick and mortar stores fell 9%, 9%. according to the national retail federation. >> i'm sorry, we have a data disagreement. this is not true. melissa: i have it right here. >> you

rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. melissa is time for fun with spare change, this time it could add up to big bucks, did you know if your credit card has a price matching program, they will match lowest price of a product after you bought it, they you back at difference, some cases up to $ 500, a lot of people have it don't know it. john, with smart credit.com. so, how many credit cards offer this how do i get my money back in. >> you would be surprised how many. pretty much everyone with a mastercard or visa logo or discover or american express off are a price matching or price protection benefit that nobody knows about, i saw a survey less than 1% of card holders know they have this benefit. >> it sounds tedious, do i have to monster where ads are and how do i prove, i saw it on conner for sale for this. >> there a process involved, you can't just call and say i saw it on ebay for 50 bucks less it has to be offered, same product. by retailer, and price has to be verifiable, it is a fair requirement. but how many times have

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rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. melissaor a job? many people think the holidays are a dead zone for job opportunities. well, think again. while you might be sitting on the sidelines, my next guest says it could actually be one of the best times of year to send out your resumÉ. with me now is tom gimble. why is this a good time of year? it really goes against everything that is logical to me. >> well, mostly glad to be with you. the fact of the matter is sometimes you've got to turn the logical paradigm upside down and say if other people are taking time off, this is a time to jump right in and make something happen. and while some people may be taking time off over the holidays, there's other people that have to be there manning the shop, and it's the best time to get ahold of those people. melissa: so as you say, swim in a smaller pool. if you do fill out a job application, there's not a lot of other people doing it unless they're watching right now and they decide to do it, but otherwise you could be the only clever perso

melissa: but a lot of those jobs are being replaced, it is robot week here on "money." you know there are a lot of things that are becoming automated. you have many row that can do repeat tasks you see in factories an manufacturing elsewhere. how do you fight with technology and progress. >> i don't think you do fight with technology and progress. i think you embrace it but you take it even further to realize that there's really a manufacturing revolution happening in america and that is with artificial intelligence and robotics and 3-d printing and internet of things and, with that way you can really make things where you sell them. so so much that we brought overseas really can come back to america now and so, what i say is, we might have miss ad generation of manufacturing in this country where overseas built better facilities with better equipment. we don't really need that equipment anymore. we need to train people and educate people in smart manufacturing and really begin to embrace making things at home where we sell them. melissa: if you quantify the numbers job that is are involved in that, i mean to me seems like there are a lot of jobs tha