. >> mr. bear, mr. i like to hold cash, do you agree? >> yeah, i do in the short term. being tactical i put hedges on some of the shorts i have. i did be tactical about tlt. i have puts on that now. it would not surprise me at all. everything today, just like guy said. everything pointed to we're going to have an ugly day. we ripped higher. i don't know what janet is saying. there is a possibility she says something the market likes and we see a big rally. >> what did you do today? >> gold is a place to fade. anything that's related to the gold trade. first of all the gdx guys had a good call. if the dollar is over sold it's backwards on the desk. the dollar will rally. things actually seem negative today. maybe or probably overly negative. we are in a place where you have to hedge up the book. iwm shorting the russell continues to work for me. every time we see a pull-back it's time to take it in, get ready to throw it out. this is something i'm prepared for tomorrow. we'll see the rally guy is talking about. very over sold. >> if you go with gdx, guy's pick, it's impo

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we'll see you at 7:00 for the results show with mr. bear coming up. thank you, sir. >>> moments ago, we just listened to senator marco rubio and kennesaw, georgia. he is still speaking there, very animated speech, of course. on the other side of your screen, you're looking live in bentonville, arkansas. as soon as we see donald trump, we'll bring that to you live. in the meantime, senior national correspondent john roberts is at that rally in kennesaw, georgia, that we just listened to. john, the crowd looks quite amped up and we see a very animated presidential candidate there. >> reporter: a big well of support here for marco rubio in kennesaw. several thousand people here at this football field. marco rubio right at home, having played football in college. i've got to tell you, elizabeth, this race took a sharp turn into negative territory at thursday's debate, and it stayed there pretty much ever since marco rubio now joining donald trump in giving each other political wedgies, if you will. the art of the personal insult used to be the sole purvie

mr. reynolds. >> hey, that bear can talk! >> most of those commercials were created by big ad agencies. but for the 10th year the little guy gets a shot with the doritos crash the super bowl contest. this year, 5,000 people submitted their own homemade ads in hopes of making the cut. so, this is literally where you put this together. >> yeah. >> on your computer at home, right? >> this is where it all happened. chase is one of three finalists this year with this ad featuring, in a starring role, his dog, miz. how much did this cost to put together? >> you know, honestly we spent about a thousand dollars. >> that was it? >> really just my closest friend and family that's how we were able to make it. >> the winner who gets a million bucks will be revealed during the game. so chase admits, like many of us, he'll only be watching for the commercials. do you know who is playing? >> do i know who's playing? honestly -- >> you don't. >> i know the broncos are playing, right? that's one. that's embarrassing. >> how does this happen. how do so many good people allow this to happen. >> we turn ou

mrs. bellows. we're on government property. can't bear the thought of your being sent away. i'll go to the aleutians with you. you wouldn't like it. there's igloos and polar bears. i love igloos and polar bears. oh! oh, mrs. bellows. you're--you're just gonna have to be brave. just gotta hold on. oh. so here you are. yes, i was just telling mrs. bellows that she and the other girls are gonna have to do without me. and, uh, what do you say? what do i say? i say we've been getting along just fine without him all these years. i think we can continue to do so. you mean... you don't mind if major healey leaves? mind? darling, why should i mind? couldn't care less whether he stays or goes. what about the igloos and the polar bears? oh, dear. maybe you should keep him here. well, under the circumstances, major, i don't see there's any point in your going to the aleutians. we'll consider that order cancelled. [laughs] oh! thank you, sir. oh, thank you. i get chilblain. shall we go, dear? yes. goodbye, major. bye. oh, doctor? oh, um... yes? uh, don't count on me for dinner tonight. [

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mr. b. papa bear just came out of his cave too soon. you better go back in and hibernate a little bit longer. your time's coming. [chuckling] [instruments tuning] i think a symphony orchestra spends more time tuning up than it does playing. i appreciate your coming by, george. you, uh, sounded worried. i am. tell me. um, what's worrying you? mm. bianca bellina, one of the world's great prima donnas. correction. the world's greatest prima donna, by her own admission. she's appearing with the symphony? her next concert. she's singing soprano part in mahler's 4th. i thought she was strictly an opera singer. most of the opera companies in the world are suing her, so she's available. so, uh, you're expecting trouble? since you're the symphony association's attorney, i felt i should alert you. - you want me to stand by. - well, more than that, george. i want you to meet bellina when she arrives. i thought if you could make our position clear from the outset, maybe we might avoid the usual trouble. well, uh, won't she resent that? well, you ha

you are doing a great job as my intern, al, but we have to move quicker since the bear is hungry. >> faster, faster. mr. woo, breakfast time! wow. that's cool. i'm a panda bear, and i'm okay. >> al, i told you, no selfies, tweeting or facebook. you're an intern and we have to work. come on. >> okay. nice to meet you, kimberly. >> she'll take care of you. you'll be making brunch for the lions. >> kind of like having martha we like to put different scents out so they can experience different things every day. >> like aromatherapy? >> exactly. some of their favorite things are the kitchen spices. then perfumes. the more expensive the perfume, the better. >> they like shih chenel? >> they do. >> amazing how fragrant it is. >> they want to mask their own predator smell in order to be better at hunting. in the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion eats this morning >> good morning. we'll meet our new intern, bradley. what do you think? >> hey, bradley. >> this is bradley. let's see how much he weighs this morning. 7.35. he's right in his range. he's doing pretty good. can you smell him? >> i was going to say,

mr. wilson. [makes sound] i see what you mean. what about grizzly bears? [makes sounds] gee, you sure are a good growler, dad. how about a lion? to help preserve our environment. i boosted tourism in my farm community by by painting 55 barn quilts. i got involved. i enjoy gardening and love delivering a fresh supply of produce and flowers to a local shelter. i got involved. young volunteers have a winning spirit that we think is worth celebrating. middle and high school students: ask your school principal about applying for a prudential spirit of community award. volunteer! i really want to show you something. karen o.: 1, 2, ready, go l-o-v-e it's a mystery all is love is love ow! ooh ooh... [howling] mr. mitchell: [makes sounds] oh, martha, i hope this cereus isn't one that's allergic to noise. maybe that's why it isn't blooming. oh george, whoever heard of such a thing? i'm going into the house, son, and get my old sleeping bag. heck, we're gonna sleep in the tent, aren't we? my feet'll stick out and it's colder tonight than i thought it was gonna be. s

bears. oh! oh, mrs. bellows. you're--you're just gonna have to be brave. just gotta hold on. oh. so here you are. yes, i was just telling mrs. bellows that she and the other girls are gonna have to do without me. and, uh, what do you say? what do i say? i say we've been getting along just fine without him all these years. i think we can continue to do so. you mean... you don't mind if major healey leaves? mind? darling, why should i mind? couldn't care less whether he stays or goes. what about the igloos and the polar bears? oh, dear. maybe you should keep him here. keep him under observation. well, under the circumstances, major, i don't see there's any point in your going to the aleutians. oh! thank you, sir. oh, thank you. i get chilblain. shall we go, dear? yes. goodbye, major. bye. oh, doctor? oh, um... yes? uh, don't count on me for dinner tonight. [laughing] oh! [claps] hello, girls. hello, girls. hello. ah! nancy, nancy, nancy. and zelda. oh! evelyn: oh, darling. oh. i heard you were leaving! oh, listen. don't panic, dear. don't panic. i'm not leaving! i'm staying. about

i couldn't bear to leave mr. parker alone without any bullets, so i put a few back in. w w it's worth a hole in my hat to round up this gang of black marketeers. mchale, parker, i'm proud of you. - thank you, sir. we're glad to be of help. - all right, men, let's get these fellas to the police station. - bye-bye, sir. - that was very clever of you, mchale. no wonder they call you the jungle fox. - come on, come on, get out of here. let's just say good-bye. - too-ta-loo. - you may have fooled the admiral, but you're not fooling me. they don't call me the jungle fox for nothing. - hey, wait a minute. i'm the jungle fox. - you'll be the jungle jackass en i get through with you. i'm calling for a thorgh investigation. i don't intend to rest until i get to the bottom of this. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllo. i'm mister ed. a horse is a horse, of course, of course and no one can talk to a horse, of course that is, of course, unless the horse is the famous mister ed this is the way we shine our shoes shine our shoes, shine our shoes this is the way we shine our shoes every sun

mr. wilson, you're wearing a smokey the bear hat, aren't you? uh, dennis. smokey the bear. oh, dennis, it's good to see you. it's good to see you, too, mr. wilson. i missed you. dennis has something to tell you, mr. wilson. oh? go ahead, dennis. well, the day after you left on your trip, there was this swell little kid who was playing baseball. a swell little kid named dennis. uh-huh. i hit a homerun. right through your kitchen window. oh? oh. well, i mean, boys will be boys. i mean, after all, what's a broken window? well, that isn't all, mr. wilson. go ahead, dennis. well, the ball sort of bounced across the kitchen and turned on the water faucet. well, so we lost a little water down the drain. i mean, boys will be-- you didn't lose it down the drain, mr. wilson. the baseball ended up in the sink, acting as a drain plug. so you lost all your water on the floor. oh my goodness. i looked in through the window and saw what was happening, so i called mom and dad. oh well, how could you look in the window? i climbed up on the trellis, dad's already fixed it. oh? oh, then what h

mr. reynolds. >> hey, that bear can talk! >> most of those commercials were created by big ad agencies. but for the 10th year the little guy gets a shot with the doritos crash the super bowl contest. this year, 5,000 people submitted their own homemade ads in hopes of making the cut. so, this is literally where you put this together. >> yeah. >> on your computer at home, right? >> aspiring film maker jacob chase is one of three finalists this year with this ad featuring, in a starring role, his dog, miz. how much did this cost to put together? >> you know, honestly we spent about a thousand dollars. >> that was it? >> really just my closest friend and family that's how we were able to make it. >> the winner who gets a million bucks will be revealed during the game. so chase admits, like many of us, he'll only be watching for the commercials. do you know who is playing? >> do i know who's playing? honestly -- >> you don't. >> i know the broncos are playing, right? that's one. that's embarrassing. >> how does this happen. how do so many good people allow this to happen. on "spotlight" dir

bears, oh, my! >> mr. woo, breakfast time. >> al gets wild when he gets the chance to be an intern at the world famous san diego zoo. today? >>> her best friend's wedding. taylor swift shows off her wedding party style and reveals why she was the happiest maid of honor ever. today, monday, february 22nd, 2016. when we go crashing >> hi, mom, from long beach, california! >> i want to give a shoutout to my boys in wilmington. mom loves you! >> good morning, portland, maine. we're having a baby boy. >> celebrating our birthdays from vancouver, washington. >> good morning, michigan. >> we love you, wrangler! >>> good morning, everybody. 22nd, 2016. great, great crowd out on our plaza. bright, shining faces, happy to see them. nice morning. little chilly but nice. >> it is a little chilly. >> crisp morning. >> we're also in week two now of savannah's boot situation. >> yes. >> how is it going? >> it's fine. sprained ankle. everyone says it would have been better to have broken it. >> i don't think that's true.

mrs. clinton: so as a senator i fought for children struggling to bear heavy burdens. and i will fight for you in flint no matter how long it takes. mark: hillary clinton also called on congress to approve $200 million in emergency aid for flint. lisa: twitter says it' s ramping up its efforts to fight terrorism worldwide. the social media company says has suspended 125,000 accounts. twitter says posts from the accounts either threatened or promoted terrorist acts. it says most of the accounts were either associated with isis or supported the terrorist organization. the social media company also said it will continue working to stop that kind of activity and has added staff to monitor terrorist activity. mark: there' s no crying in politics. that is, unless you are a first-time voter and get a hug from your favorite candidate. lisa: wlwt news 5' s kyla woods tells us about a super fan in new hampshire and her first time meeting republican presidential candidate marco rubio. kyla: good morning. lisa and mark, florida senator marco rubio held a rally in hudson, new hamps

mr. howell. when they hear about my brother at the trial, they're gonna let me go. i trust ms. melnick has told you that what happened in iraq has no bearing on this murder case. it may not even come into evidence. and there's where we part company, jack.

mr. president how are you. >> not as good as you. >> . quite the compliment there. comparing the broncos to the 1985 bears. and that defense. president obama followed up tw this tweet. >> . see you all at the white house. >> as for daytime tv. von miller stole the spotlight. super bowl mvp. onto the set with elen. he answered questions about cam newten. also the art of the strip sack. denver. now you're a free agent. will you shop around or. >> i want to stay with the broncos. for 15 to 20 years. but money talks. >> . money does talk. i have a feeling he'll get a lot of it. >> he also received a ten thousand dollar check. for his charity. vons vision. >> . newten still in a bit of damage control. for his post game antics. at home hosting vancouver. avs go down final score.

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bear himsleeping in a kennel. poopsie can sleep with me. weezy won't mind the couch. now, mr. whitendale, let's talk merger. you two candiscuss businesswhen we return i hope he's not any trouble. little poopsiewon't be trouble. bring him in, ralph. here, mr. jefferson. take him, please. oh, ralph, poopsie's ripped your pants. i'm so sorry. that's all right, mr. whitendale, they're old pants, and skin grows back. thank you, sir. those are some of poopsie's favorite toys. he loves to play fetch the ball. me and louiseplay it all the time. bye-bye, poopsie. be a good boy for mr. jefferson. thanks again, jefferson. if there's any problem, put him in the corner. he won't beany problem. i was talking to poopsie. right.ok. bye. as long as we know who's the master, right? yes, you are my guest. take anything you want. if you get hungry, help yourself to the maid. let's tie you out on the balcony. ok, let's visit the kitchen. george! oh, hi, honey. i have great news. [growl] excuse me, weez.florence's toast. it's a giftthat keeps giving. what'sthe good news? [growl] what was that? florence's bacon? is there a dog in

bear in mind that -- i think mr.ump has distanced himself from the tax forms in a sense, comment or tweeting issue think, he his federal election commission forms are complete and tax returns going to show anything about his actual income, which is probably overstated but it is true that if he has highly appreciating and appreciated assets, if he hasn't sold them, then they're not going to show up as tax or as gain. so if he buys something for a million dollars that's right worth $100 million, after a few years that's unappreciated gain and not taxable. >> when it comes to capital gains and dividendses and taxed at lower rate, and as mitt romney found out and mike huckabee found out. when you release such forms people go through that with a fine toothed comb and you're not rewarded for your transparency. >> no, clearly not in terms of any existing audit, again, the tax commentators are uniform in saying that from a tax viewpoint, as opposed to plate cal viewpoint, trump shouldn't release anything. but in politics, ob

that's how bear markets function and i think in this insthans mr.ickens, again, a hero of mine is wrong. i've been wrong before. i shall be wrong again but i've been very bearish with crude oil for a lock period of time and i still think new lows are coming. >> this is care. do you think it's possible that the venezuelas of the world, the weaker economies of the world, cannot afford to produce, that magical -- no? we're not near that price. >> karen, they have no choice. they need cash flow. that's all they care about at this point. their cost of production is so abundantly lower than where the market is each right now. >> what is it? >> they would like to have it higher. >> venezuela's is probably $17, $18, 9 saudis somewhere between $1 to $5, who knows where those prices, are but the point being that's not important. what's important is they need cash flow, and when you need cash flow you produce. you don't really care where the end price is. you need the cash flow. that's what's driving it and sooner or later somebody will give up. sooner or late