joining us this morning exclusively on "squawk on the street" is mike jackson, the chairman and ceo at good to see you again. good morning to you. >> carl, good morning. it's a pleasure to once again report outstanding retail sales for our company. we reported 27,000 new vehicle sales for the month of november. and another excellent month for the industry with an annualized selling rate of 17 million for the month of november. that's the second time in the last four months that the selling rate has broken through 17 million. our full-year forecast for this year is between 16.4, 16.5. we were probably the first to say, you know, it's going to be 17 million next year in 2015. >> yeah, a lot of people had trouble getting their arms around that number. it appears we're getting awfully close. we saw what gas prices have done to the mix and how important the suv has become when the numbers we got yesterday. did you see that too? >> carl, absolutely. we go back to several years ago, trucks were 48% of the mix in the month of november. they've now peaked at 54% of the mix. if you look at this

joining us to explain how this new digital storefront will work is mike jackson of automation. you back. >> good morning, pleasure to be here. let how is this different from the other sellers that i see online? like cars direct? >> the third-party providers attract traffic to their sites but then generate leads. they sell the leads to multiple dealers. it is just a different way of marketing, but you ultimately end up back in a very traditional process. i think that the customers are very unhappy and dissatisfied with this disconnect between their online experience and their in-store experience. ambition is to unify it into one experience and for that to happen our online sites have to become transactional, where you can look at real cars and get real prices and reserve those vehicles and all the work that you do online is recognized as the starting point when you arrive at the store. if you change your mind about something in the store, you could pull out your smart phone and survey other inventory and get the express price right there on your mobile device. you can seamlessly

. >> host: mike in jackson, new jersey, a republican. hi, mike. >> caller: yes, good morning. i'd like to ask the good representative two points. he made a point about his people coming over from ireland and england and so forth, and my parents came to this country in 1912. but the big difference between people coming mow and back when your family and my family came was the fact they didn't go for anything or as far as giveouts. they had to work, and they worked hard. and they had no idea of going back to the old country. they were staying here permanently. they made it happen. there was no giveaways, there was no handouts. it is it was -- it was a disgrace for home relief. my father used to tell me this. and it all boils down to this, sir, money. money, that's the reason many problems are happening. let me ask you a question, and i'm sure you'll answer it honestly. your family makes $1,000 a week. and they're spending $1300 a week. is there something wrong with that question? and i'll leaf it to you to -- leave it to you to answer that. >> guest: well, i'm not quite sure what

. >> reporter: th families are enlisting big-name legal talent, including mike koskoff who represented the jackson family and karen hinton, a former aide to president clinton. newtown has no plans for any ceremonies marking the second anniversary of the shooting, in a related story, pew research center released a new survey on gun ownership, 52% of americans feel it is more important to protect gun ownership rights, jeff, 46% said the priority should be controlled access to firearms. >> glor: john, thank you very much. the sony hack attack, leads to a major spoiler alert, the script to the next james bond movie is leaked. and penguins in paradise, it is spring break in antarctica, when the cbs evening news continues. ♪ people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss o

history professors, ken jackson, mike wallace, people like that, hillary ballin. that made it so fascinating, and reading things. i read the iconography of manhattan island, six volumes. a great way to delay having to write the book. and just stumbling across things about new york that i never knew, factoids. elizabeth jennings -- i had never heard of this woman and her encounter with the 3rd avenue trolley. so many stories like this, so many things about new york history that i uncovered and discovered that kids ought to be learning about, and that i tried to put in this book to make it interesting for school kids, for new yorkers and non-new yorkers alike. i hope it is fun to read. >> are there any gears in the wax museum that you feel should or should not be there? >> i do not know. i have not been to the wax museum. the hardest thing to choose was actually food items. i have to admit, here i exercised author's prerogative. i left out pizza, because i did not feel pizza was a new york thing. the bagel is a new york thing. it was not invented in new york, but it

jackson. >> no, it's not that. it's it's how can anyone make money in oil? we have a way, and we'll explain it when we return. >>> not so slick. last month, mike and carter made a bullish bet on oil, and let's say they were early on the trade. take a look. ♪ on "options action", it's how we trade like oil tycoons, risk less to make more. that's what they tried to do with the bullish bet in oil. >> play for a bounce in crude here. >> mike thought, i'm in. just trying to buy into the oil etf, the uso -- >> now, don't make it hard on yourself. >> mike, jr is right. after all, 100 shares of the uso sets you back $3,000. to spend less, mike bought the january 32 strike call for 60 cents. to make money, he needs shares to rise above the strike price by more than the cost of the call or above 32.60 by january expiration, but 60 cents? expiration, but 60 citizen? >> well, it's just not good enough. >> to spend less, mike sold the january 28 strike put for 70 cents and created a risk reversal. between the 60 cents he paid and 70 cents he elected, he collected 10 cents on the trade. he makes money if they go up, stay flat, or decline slightly. >> i don'

jackson? >> no, not that. it is how can anyone make money in oil? we have got a way and we'll explain it when options action returns. >>> last month mike and carter made a bullish bet on oil. let's say they were a little early on the trade. take a look. on options action, it is how we trade like oil tycoons. risk less so we can make more and that's just what they tried to do with their bullish bet on oil. >> we would start to play for a bounce in crude here. >> all right, my thought. i'm in. but just trying to buy into the oil etf, the uso. >> don't make it hard on yourself. >> mike, j.r. is right. 100 shares of the uso would set you back almost $3,000. so to spend less, mike bought the january 32 strike call for 60 cents. now to make money, mike needs shares of the etf to rise above the strike price by more than the cost of that call. or above 32.60 by january expiration. that's 60 cents. >> just not good enough. >> so to spend less, mike then sold the january 28 strike put for 70 cents, and created what is called a risk reversal. now between the 60 cents he's paying for the 32 strike call and the 70 cents he's collecting by selling the 28 strike put

mike brown and eric garner grand jury announcements. now some hollywood celebrities are starting to voice their outrage. for example actor samuel l. jackson posted a video to his page sharing a protest song he wants you to learn. take a listen. >> all you celebrities out there who poured ice water on your head, here's a chance to do something else. i challenge all of you to sing, we ain't going to stop until people are free, song. here we go. ♪ i can hear my neighbor crying i can't breathe ♪ ♪ now i'm in a struggle and i can't leave ♪ ♪ calling out the violence of the racist police ♪ ♪ we ain't going to stop till people are free ♪ ♪ we ain't going to stop till people are free ♪ come on. sing it out. >> there's also another chant that should be getting your attention. on saturday one new yorker caught on camera, a crowd of a protester calling for "dead cops." listen to this. >> what do we want? >> dead cops! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> what do we want? >> dead cops! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> and here with reaction to that disgusting display is former lapd detective mark furhman and democratic -- racist police we heard from sa

mike chael brown was black or white. if you reach into a cop car after you rob a store, you're going to get shot. lou louis farrakhan does the same thing, jesse jackson does the same thing. they try to apply race to everything and that is unhealthy. president obama and eric holder have the opportunity to make it more about what the root causes are, excessive use of force and not about race. >> and respecting the rule of law. >> i'd be a little careful about mr. farrakan. jesse jackson -- >> farrakhan yelled out last week "let's tear this place apart," those words. >> i think we're making al sharpton the poster child for this. he said the federal government did go in the south because the laws needed to be changed. the laws were on the side of the states and those laws were used to keep minorities from voting, from participating in equal opportunities in schools and in jobs. so, yes, the federal government had to go in. this is a status of mind. for the police chief, and i think he had some very good points, but the wounds he talks about here were not about barack obama or eric holder. these wounds, as he pointed out, were still there. they are there.

jackson, cnn legal analyst danny cevallos and midwin charles. ladies first. winners and losers? >> for me, i'd say the winners are the ferguson protesters because since the death of mikehey have kept the police brutality on the forefront of american dialogue which i think is very important. for the first time, a lot of americans are starting to talk about this. it's an issue that i think has been around for a while and i applaud them for doing the work. >> thank you. >> of course. >> you better only be talking about the nonwindow breakers. >> of course. those are not protesters. those are looters. >> loser? >> north korea. they come sliding in at the end of the year but i would say that they are one of the losers for thinking that they can tell americans which movies we should see and which movies are awesome and which are not so awesome. from a legal perspective, free speech reigns supreme. they should not tell us which movies we can see. >> you're getting a "dead poet society" reaction. i'm going to go to danny cevallos. >> winner has got to be uber. a year ago if you said that to me, i would have said what is uber? now i can't live without it. i want it in all part

mike has his own jack to keep him busy running all over. >> i'm sure he will be busy. >> i had a awesome weekend. >> what did you do. >> patty jackson, invited me to their first annual holiday jam. it was so much fun. such a great line up. we have a picture. hopefully we will show it soon. but it was jill scott, faith evans, legacy, kim. >> wow. >> such an amazing line up. it was at least five hours. i took my parents, we were all singing and dancing. that is a view we have there. my dad, he doesn't like loud music. that way he wouldn't be inundated with the music. it was a great time. on the way home we were singing in the car. afterwards i got single. i was held up in my house. luckily my parents were here. >> don't you get me sick. >> i have a mask, i'm covering myself. >> it was i good weekend. >> unlike you we sat up way close for date night saturday ken rottweiler and me his court side seats with the innings isers game. of course they are now zero and 16. we saw record breaking loss for philadelphia 76ers franchise. that is how close we were. that is michael carter williams throwing a free throw there. my wife could careless about spor

care of desean jackson early in the season, but a win today gives dallas the nfc east title and a playoff berth. the eagles both season dreams would be all but over. join ducis douse and mike quick live from fedex field to preview the game and 11:35, ducis and mike will be back with complete highlights and wrap up of the game. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. are you a movie buff? if so, a popular movie chain has quite the deal for you. >>> the ground proves too much for a large tree in northern california catch. chris. >> reporter: it's cold out there, but some of you may getaway with a t-shirt by christmas eve. i'll have all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on, and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it.

jackson did a wonderful job with the end of the thrilling here. if you are a fan, check it out. >> did you talk to the stars or director or anything. >> great question, mike. great question. >> actually, i did. i was very excited. when i was younger i wanted to meet iain so bad. i was on the red carpet in london. i looked. he came up to me. i was geeking out. i said you have played this character for six movies. what has he taught but yourself as a person. the here's what he had has to say. >> perhaps it will be wonderful and concern for other people and other accounts. that is why the kids like him to look after him. >> thank you. it is an honor to you. i get nerd tears, geeked out so much. >> that is great. >> congratulationsy think i scared him. >> yes. >> okay. sketch, turf ask about this. big family movie coming out. it makes me nervous when they do remakes. annie movie, the updated version, is is it any good. >> i like it, i think jamie fox is great in the movie. the problem is move the i tries to be self aware of of how ridiculous musicals can be sometimes, also about placement. it becomes the movie that is making fun of within the move if i that m

jackson road, right near cooper road. otherwise, mass transit the buses trains and trolleys all looking good. mike to you. >> you got it, 7:33. even though it is not quite there. federal investigators believe they have figured out who was behind that massive sony attack. >> threat against any theatres that show the movie the interview, now it has been pulled altogether. to chris murphy in the news room, ties a lot of people. >> that's right. i think the rational until, better safe than sorry. justice department to that end expected to make formal announcement today that north korea is behind the hack. investigators have strong evidence pointing to north korea. now there is comes as sony canceled it christmas day release of the movie the interview n light of these recent threats. executives made the decision after support for the movie just collapsed. five of the biggest theater chains decided not to screen the movie because of safety concerns for their customers. how much, some believe stoney cared to the terrorist threats. >> first time that the threat of danger to audience goers, or anyone invol