>> espero que no se asuste, seÑora myers. >> oh, dios, esto es asqueroso.ama los animales, Él, ¿por quÉ harÍa esto? >> seÑora myers, el placer de lastimar, causar dolor a criaturas pequeÑas suele ser una advertencia. >> ¿una advertencia de quÉ? >> de problemas aÚn mÁs graves. >> ¿a quÉ se refiere con problemas? quÉ susto. >> es un joven muy perturbado, debo evaluarlo y quisiera hacerle unas preguntas. debo hacerle una serie de exÁmenes. >> puedo hablar con Él, pero, ¿a quÉ se refiere con evaluarlo, quÉ quiere decir con eso? >> solo una mente trastornada puede hacerle esto a sus mascotas. >> usted no sabe si Él hizo esto. >> oye, amigo, si me detienen una vez mÁs me expulsaran, mi padre me va a dar una paliza. >> nos veremos el fin de semana y no tendremos problemas. >> oye, si veo a set, lo mato. (mÚsica). >> ¿me quieres, eh, me quieres? (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (grito). >> te voy a matar. (gritos). >> por favor, para, basta, por favor. (mÚsica). >> por favor, por favor. (mÚsica). >> lo siento, lo siento. no lo hagas, no. (mÚsica). >> no me lastimes, no. (mÚsica

derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> we could not reach elizabeth myers for comment on the story.ination. the canton crossing shopping center is now open. stores including dsw shoe warehouse, old navy, 35 below, target. there's a red robin restaurant as well. >>> tonight pressure is growing to change the name of the washington redskins. a native american tribe is in washington, d.c. this week fighting against the name it calls racist but devoted fans say it represents 8 decades of redskins tradition. we have the developing controversy. >> reporter: baltimore leader, a native american leader in the city, believes this effort is a good start but he doubts the team will change its name. the washington redskins have a rich and storied history with three super bowl championships. >> it is a racial epithet. >> reporter: the team may be overshadowed by growing calls to change the name. many consider the name and mascot on the helmet offensive to the native americans. members of the oneida nation met in washington to talk about it. >> history is littered with people who said they were nev

that's when then 19-year-old elizabeth haley myers drove a motorcycle into his path, as she tried to get to route 3. roberts died in the resulting accident. the anne arundel county state's attorney says they can prove myers was texting while driving. >> we have an eyewitness who was walking in the area. he saw her driving with one hand on the wheel and the other hand looking down and texting. we also have cell phone records, which confirm that she was texting at the time. >> reporter: myers now faces several charges, including negligent manslaughter. and she's getting little sympathy from fellow drivers. >> i mean, she deserves it. she deserves to get in trouble for something. she killed a guy. >> texting? come on. your hands, your mind and your eyesight is being used at the same time. you can't drive a vehicle doing those things. >> reporter: the charges against myers comes just days after maryland's newest dract distractive driver law takes effect. the police chief says criminal charges against myers should serve as a warning. >> this is a big wake-up call to everyone to knock ituf

myers and mr. audiss. are you, stating to the court that because no one ever called you, or because you were told not to come. judge lake: you assumed, "well, he's not the father then, "or they would want us there"? i didn't assume he wasn't the father, but... judge lake: why did you think you weren't allowed to come? she told me we weren't allowed to be at the... (crowd gasps) valerie: no, 'cause i didn't talk to nobody. greg: she didn't want us there because her ex was there. you can ask my parents, they're not here as witnesses. her boyfriend was there at the hospital. my parents were at the hospital. this is not true. was your ex at the hospital? no, he wasn't. the man that she put the name on the birth certificate. he's on the birth certificate though, that's funny. the guy she lived with when she got pregnant, was at the hospital. we weren't allowed in. valerie: he wasn't living with me anymore. was he at the hospital? no, he came to the hospital after, but he wasn't there when i had the baby. i didn

the state's attorney says they can prove myers was texting while driving. >> we have an eyewitness who was walking in the area. he saw her driving with one hand on the wheel and the other looking down and texting. we also have cell phone records which confirm that she was texting at the time. >> myers now faces several charges, including negligent manslaughter. and she's getting little speaghtd from fellow drivers. >> i mean, she deserves it. she deserves to get in trouble for something. she killed a guy. >> texting? come on, your hands, your mind and your eyesight is being used at the same time. you can't drive a vehicle doing those type of things. >> reporter: the charges comes just days after maryland's newest distractive driving law takes effect. making it illegal not only to text and drive, but to talk on a handheld phone as well. >> this is a big wake-up call to everyone to knock it off, put the phone down and drive your car. >> reporter: if elizabeth myers is convicted, her punishment will be up to a judge. but it is possible she could spend up to 10 years in prison. derek valco

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police charged myers with sex crimes including negligent manslaughter by motor vehicle. investigators -- six crimes including negligent manslaughter by motor vehicle. investigators say she had one hand on the wheel, the other on her phone. >> there is no phone call that is so important. there is no message that is so urgent that needs to be sent. casee is hopeful myers's will drive home the point that distracted driving is more than a minor offense. >> we are happy to see that anne arundel county is basically using all of the legal tools given to them and really pursuing this case in an aggressive manner. >> public safety advocates fear that drivers will continue to think there is no harm in sneaking a peek at their phones. matt learned his lesson in the simulator and police are prepared to cite drivers who don't obey the new ban on hand- held cell phone use. >> it is a bad habit that has touched all four corners of our society. from that, we tend to think, this can never happen to me. special exception in the state law that allows police officers to use hand-held cell p

that's the guy who played michael myers in halloween 4, the greatest movie of all time.bout a thousand times. how could i not have noticed that? (screaming) (crying) (continues screaming) (sobbing) tom: good evening. i'm michael myers. i have enormous psychological problems, and i'm going to take them out on you. it is him. i can't believe it. i mean, that's, like, my favorite movie ever! i thought the flintstones in viva rock vegas was your favorite movie. no, that's my favorite period piece. well, that and good night and good luck. even though i was tricked into leaving early. good night and good luck. and good night and good luck to you, sir. oh, hi, chris. how was school? it was great. i met a girl, mom! that's wonderful, honey. yeah, her name is lindsey, like the state. is she nice? yeah, she's really nice and super pretty, and her bicycle seat smells like strawberries. oh. okay. i'm gonna go upstairs and alternate between hopeful excitement and suicidal pessimism! (sighs) got to get the energy up. found it. (knocking) hey, uh, excuse me, mr. tucker. you got a secon

you need to have actual growth the way we saw bristol-myers this quarter. without that, people get disenchanted and leave the stock. can i speak to carter in hawaii, please? carter? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> nice. >> caller: calling about gdp goodrich petroleum. what is the upside potential with the acquisition and tuscaloosa marine shale? and two, when should we shy away from the shale drillers at the price of oil tanks? >> well, i do always worry about that, that's a problem. but i favor noble, my charitable trust owns. anadarko, i think that's better. and you know what, let's understand each other. this is a red hot stock that's moved a lot. and if you want one of those, go with pioneer, pxd. that company has come off a little bit from the high and it's doing fabulously. once again, we remind you on "mad money" that expectations are all powerful. bristol-myers wowed because people expected very little. merck, they expected a lot. and apple, they expect the moon. and when it gives you the moon, well, what can i say? it doesn't seem to be enough. i think

mike myers says yeah baby. >> mike myers says yeah baby. >> mike myers says yeah baby. >> mike myerssays yeah baby. >> mike myers says yeah baby. >> okay. >> okay. we get it. >> okay. >> we're not original. >> where is ours? >> it's a reference to austin powers and if it had been us, we probably would have done the same thing. >> we wouldn't have shown that part of it. >> but better accent. >> yeah, baby. >> now that's how you sell it. now to a story we brought you on friday, it's shaking up the modeling industry. she is a 31-year-old female model who decided to reinvent herself as a male model. it's a bold move. is it paying off? elliott is joining us exclusively. >> good morning. >> >> you're a good-looking woman and a good-looking man. >> you're a good-looking anything. why did you decide to do this elliott? >> i had the idea quite awhile ago and i just think it's something new and fresh and really a new way to create inside the industry. >> i understand when you actually went to the barbershop to have your hair cutoff it was more emotional than you thought it was going to be. >>

most of the president's defenders have gone quiet overly is a myer's investigation. it's causing shockwaves. >> lisa and her team does incredible reporting. the obama administration has officially granted a six week extension for shop towers sign up for coverage next year. they have until march 31st to do so. course correcting roll out of the obama care may be the least of the white house's problems. for years president obama has denied the affordable care act would change health coverage for millions of americans. in fact it's been a key component of the president's sales pitch to the public. >> if you like your health care plan, you keep your health care plan. these folks need to stop scaring everybody. nobody is going to force you to leave your health care plan. i don't want government bureaucrats meddling in your health care. if your employer provides you health insurance nobody is talking about messing with that. if you're one of the 250 million americans who already have health insurance you will keep your health insurance. >> time and again president obama say

boston down 2- 0... david ortiz drives it to right... wil myers gets out of the way... up and over for a ground rule double... . myers said after the game, no one called for it and he backed off because he saw something out of the corner of his eye... . 2 batters later... johnny gomes hammers it off the green monster... 2 runs score... myers' misplay leads to a 5-run 4th... red sox score 12 unanswered runs to take game 1... 12-2 final... lance lynn and the cardinals looking to take a 2 games to none lead over the pirates... . 2nd inning... his counterpart, garrett cole... back up the box... pedro alvarez scores... pittsburgh up 1- 0... . top of the 3rd... alvarez led the national league with 36 home runs... this goes out to dead center... 2-run homer... pirates split the first 2 games in st. louis... 7-1... final. zach greinke and the dodgers trying to go up 2 games on the braves... . bottom of the 7th... 2-1 atlanta... jayson heyward bases loaded single... 2 runs score... braves take a 4-1 lead... . top 9... dodgers down 4-3... craig kimbrel blows it by carl crawford t

it's lisa myers. it's lisa myers' piece too.idn't -- >> i want to do tax reform. corporate tax reform. >> i believe there were certain senators who were saying millions were losing their health care and there was skepticism about that. and now lisa myers has backed up some of those republican senators who made those claims. >> $480 billion a year. >> the way you look at it, the way it was rewritten -- >> 40 billion -- >> but my point, lisa confirmed this. my point was you're going to see employer sponsored plans go away. >> it's more economical. >> so you weren't going to be able to keep your plan because your employer would take your plan away and put it out -- that's not even what she's talking about. >> that's the big issue is the 80% who s aus tense get their health care from their employer. >> annual revenue of $480 billion. >> and if you've got a $16 trillion gdp, that means 3 cents out of every 100 cents. 3 cents out of every dollar changes hands in a walmart. you love that? >> why would you make fun of me for -- >> i did

buried in a document from 2010 of obama care regulations, lisa myers discovered the white house officials were aware between 40 and 67% of individuals would not be able to keep their policies. yesterday white house press secretary jay carney tried to clarify the law and those past remarks from the president. >> what everybody said all along there will be changes brought about by the affordable care act to provide minimum standard of coverage. so it's true that there are existing health care plans on the individual market that don't meet those minimum standards and, therefore, do not qualify for the are affordable care act. >> lisa myers will be on "morning joe" at the top of the hour at 6:00 a.m. some news outside of d.c. to talk about. a federal judge blocked a key part of a texas law toughening access to abortions one day before the law was set to take effect. the judge threw out the portion that required doctors who perform the procedures to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals 30 miles or less away. critics say it would have forced 1/3 of the state's clinics to shut down. wen

>> lisa myers starting us off from our d.c. newsroom tonight. lisa, thanks. >>> and now we turn to the continuing outrage from the reports that the u.s. has been spying on friends and allies, including foreign leaders themselves for many years now. today, top u.s. intelligence officials defended their operations and said in effect, everybody is doing it. our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has our report. >> reporter: under fire from the moment they walked in, the intelligence chiefs were confronted by protesters about their spying on angela merkel and other foreign leaders. >> will we apologize to angela merkel? >> reporter: but america's spy agencies were not apologizing to anyone claiming instead that all countries spy. >> some of this reminds me of a lot of the classic movie "casa blanca," my god, there is gambling going on here. it is the same thing. >> do you believe the allies have conducted at any time any type of espionage element against the u.s., our leaders or otherwise? >> absolutely. >> reporter: they also stron

nbc news senior investigative correspondent lisa myers found buried in the 2010 obama care regulations language regulations language "wall street journal" predicting a reasonable range for the number of individual policies would terminate is 40% to 67%. health policy experts say the new rules make it difficult to carry over an old plan with less comprehensive coverage. >> the problem with obama care and where we are at now is the obama administration has decided to implement this in a really rigid way. >> reporter: white house officials insist they have always said insurance policies could change to offer more benefits and to emphasize the affordability. tonight the administration says nearly half of all uninsured single young adults could get health coverage for $50 a month or less. >> peter alexander at the white house for us. peter, thanks. >>> overseas, a dramatic day and a symbolic place. tiananmen square in beijing. at least five are dead and 38 injured after a fiery car crash. whether it was an accident or something else is in question. whatever it was, authorities did not want

now, we did try to reach glen myers, the man who reported this crime. we e-mailed him.ven stopped by his office and left a mess saj for him to call us but has not responded for us to get his side of the story. the public defender says though this case is wrapped up, she's still working to find out if there's a way for mr. verian to get his dog back. live in san francisco, chase cane, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, chase. >>> following a developing story out of north carolina tonight. where five people were hurt at the state fair. authorities still interviewing witnesses and some of the riders trying to understand exactly what happened on the vortex. they say it appeared the ride had stopped and the people were actually getting off, when the vortex suddenly started up again. >> it just sounded like a bunch of stuff hitting metal. and that was it. and then there was no screaming. i didn't hear any screaming and nothing out of the normal on that end, but then all of a sudden we had the ambulance and state trooper activity after that. >> one of the injured, the operator w

bristol-myers, yes.er fantastic, fantastic period coming in as it gets rerated as a bio tech company. noble. that is a gigantic position for my charitable trust. they have the best niobrara positioning. genworth and radian. those stocks aren't done going higher. chris in new york. >> caller: hey cramer. how are you doing? i wanted to see what you think about my portfolio. >> okay. >> caller: i got yge. sirius xm radio. dry ships and regi. >> all right. let me take it from there. now i want to say, this has way too much speculation in it. okay. i mean, dry ships and sirius is spec. reg, renewable energy, yingli. they are all speculations. i like dry ships because i believe that part of the economy is coming back, dry ships. huntington is not as good as key. i recognize it is very good. sirius is making a good comeback. let's call that entertainment bank, shipping, renewable and yingli are the same. get rid of both of them. i want to put in a bristol-myers. you need a little solid drug company with a yield

chad myers putting it into perspective. the biggest concern, look at what we have on pensacola beach. those are the rough rip currents. the swimmers were told to get out of the water. they think it's too strong. one of the causes of the storm moving up toward the northern gulf coast, people are anxious and want to get into the water. enjoying this shot here. we have seen so many people, tourists and residents. there's been a lot of good news. earlier this week, it was anticipated to be a significant event. at one time, a hurricane. we are not hearing that anymore. the national hurricane center says there is no longer the possibility of this to turn into a hurricane. that's really good news. some of the precautions people are taking here is this area has really gotten hit over the last couple years. this area is saturated. it causes significant problems when you think about the trees and how easily they can be uprooted because of past storms. being out here, talking to residents, they are not that concerned. we have not seen

former clinton press secretary dee dee myers. "wall street journal" columnist kimberley strassel, and dan balz of the "washington post." it's shutdown city in washington, and we'll bring you all sides because this is "face the nation"." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning again. well, it is day 13 of the shutdown, the debt limit set to expire in just four days. we're going to start this morning with new york democratic senator chuck schumer. we'll hear next from arizona republican john mccain. senator schumer, i want to start with you because yesterday-- i mean, you were in all the meetings. you met with both the president and the senate democratic leadership, the senate and republican leaders. you were there talking to mitch mcconnell on the republican side. where are we? >> well, bob, i'm cautiously hopeful, optimistic that we can come to an agreement and open up the government and avoid default based on the bipartisan meetings that are go

let's start off with bristol-myers. >> one of my favorite companies is, indeed, bristol-myers.tol-myers is being rerated by two firms, credit sweets and morgan stanley both coming out and saying this cancer franchise is extraordinary thichlts a gre great company. i always felt when dolan was ushered out has been very forward looking. it is the opposite of merck. >> they have game and merck has no game. >> oncology, some pressure there on prices. an interesting "new york" magazine article. that was a very good piece. i don't know if that's been talked about enough. these are franchises that bristol has managed to accumulate. they recognized they had problems and they were not going to say they were going to cut their way into growth. that's the problem with merck. all it does is cut. you need to grow. bristol is growing. >> let's talk about rig. >> with oil, what people think is offshore drills has been incredible. brazil is starting to drill again. mexico is getting back in. off the west coast of africa. you need the latest technology. the transocean rigs are losing share. you

lisa myers, found buried in the 2010 language of the law, an estimate that because of normal turnover, normal turnover in the individual insurance market, 40 to 67% of customers will not be able to keep their policy. developments comes as the head of the government agency in charge of the health care.org. the website has been grilled for hours. there have been heated moments including democrat congressman bill pascrell of new jersey, accusing of his republican counterparts of refusing to help people sign up for the law the way democrats helped in the part of medicare part d eight years ago. >> we went back to districts and told seniors, although we voted no, we personally believe and will work with the bush administration to make it work. that's what we did. and how many of you stood up to do that? none. zero. zero. let's talk. let's not water the wine here. let's say it like it is. >> let me bring in "washington post" national political reporter malia henderson and wendell potter. we'll have congressman pascrell in a second. but let's start with the admission from steny hoyer that so

lisa myers, who broke the story, we are going to be talking with her. the story that everybody's talking about. she'll join me next. you're watching the "closing bell" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> welcome back. more earnings out. linkedin, over to dominic chu. >> from 4% to 5% down in the market to a flash. after the company, the world's biggest professional networking firm, said sales came in at $393 million, better than estimates, and earnings 39 cents a share, better than estimates. downside pressure applied as fourth quarter and full year sales outlooks coming in below analyst estimates. one thing that might be a positive, why the stock is getting back to flat or slightly positive is that subscriber numbers or member numbers coming in better. they had 259 million members last quarter, beatin

lot to talk about this hour but i want to start off with nbc news investigative correspondent lisa myers who joins our conversation and dr. cory herbert from the lsu health sciences center. lisa, let me start with you because you had your exclusive report out explaining why so many millions of americans were getting cancellation notices. explain what your reporting has learned. >> basically we were trying to get our hands around what was going on out there and we looked strictly at the 14 million people getting their insurance from the individual market. they are getting cancellations or being told their policy doesn't meet aca standards and, therefore, has to be changed, which is a violation of the president's promise that anyone who likes their insurance could keep it. so we went back to the 2010 obama care regulations and found that the administration actually had estimated that 40% to 67% of those in the individual market would not be able to meet the test to be grandfathered, which is what it takes to keep your own policy, just because of the normal churn in the markets. so they kne

. >> nbc news chief investigative correspondent lisa myers broke a story on cnbc.com on how president obama knew that millions of people would, in fact, lose their health care coverage, once his plan went into effect. this comes despite numerous statements to the contrary. >> if you've ever tried to buy insurance on your own, i promise you, this is a lot easier. it's like booking a hotel or a plane ticket. >> you're going to be able to choose your doctor and not have to go through some network in an emergency situation. >> if americans like their doctor they will keep their doctor and if you like your insurance plan you will keep it. >> if you like your current plan, you will be able to keep it. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. period. >> lisa myers reports that half to 75% of the 14 million americans who have bought insurance individually will actually see cancellation letters in the next year because those plans don't measure up to the standards embedded in the affordable care act. so that brings us to a cnbc/obama care fact check. michele carew uso-

lisa myers, investigative correspondent, thank you, ma'am. >> you bet. >>> all right. well, if republicans end up keeping the house and keeping control of it next year, they believe they'll have one issue to thank and it's health care. they're hoping public anxiety and frustration over the new program replaces anxiety and frustration over the government shutdown, which drove gop approval numbers as low as 24%. i spoke with greg walden, chairman of the nrcc, the man in charge of keeping the house. right now there are 231 republicans, 200 democrats and four vacant house seats. that means republicans have a pretty big margin of error. according to the cook political report, ten democratic seats are considered toss-ups but democrats also have a chance pick up seattles held by people like colorado republican mike kaufman, california republican gary miller and the one vacated by bill young. republicans could lose all of these and still hang onto the majority. if you toss in the seven democratic seats that the nrcc is targeting in districts that mitt romney won last year but

myer interviewed 50 friends and current and former employees. she said the comments have been taken out of context. >> by the way, i did not say an aide, echoes something that a lot of people in the household said, which is that they all worried about how to use the loss of freedom of time. that was it. >> excerpts from the article say charles has been taking on more royal duties and doing more charitable events as queen elizabeth reduces her public role. >>> l.a. is fighting for its identity. mayor and community members want to bring hollywood back to where it started from. they're worried about film incentives stealing production jobs capital of tv and film. how the mayor plans to keep the jobs. >> a busy day on major crimes. dozens of jobs. brian hills heads the production of the show. >> i have a family to support. single income. i don't know what i would do without it. >> l.a. mayor came to sign an ordinance that will waive fees for television pilots shot in los angeles. he hopes it's just the beginning to keep these productions in our area

1998 booktv is shown over 40,000 hours of programming with the top nonfiction authors including dd myers. >> i thought that's the answer. if there were more women in politics, things would change. i called my editor. she basically said okay. >> all of us in the working-class are subjected to punitive taxes, being ignored by the elite media, not getting any kind of special interest help in washington like the fat cats get. we're all in the same boat and that's the real problem. problem. >> where the only national television network devoted to nonfiction books. throughout the fall we are marking 15 years of booktv on c-span2. >> kate brown writes about the two cities, richland in washington and ozersk in russia where plutonium was first produced. because the programs to produce the plutonium or highly secret, both communities were largely insulated from the outside world. the accidents and corruption that occurred in both places were unknown for decades. we learn about them now on booktv. >> thanks for coming tonight. this book is about to get. the first two cities in the world that made t

. >> security reports says oscar myer is good, the thick oscar myer and from wal-mart, their specialty. precooked pork bacon tended to be tough and chewy. "consumer reports" reminds us if you are going to eat the good stuff eat it less often, so rather than pork bacon strips, try mixing bits in your egg, with the flavor meaning a little goes a long way. >> the abc7 news continues at 6:30 with breaking news. police officers armed with assault rifles surround the north bay home and evacuations are underway. we have a s.w.a.t. stand off happening right now. >> in fremont, the clock is ticking for a deal to get done between bart management and unions as new tensions rise at the bag aning table. >> fall like and cooler this morning but will the cooling trend continue? find out when i give you the seven-day forecast when was bor, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl

chris matthews and dee dee myers still with us.the cover. >> it's such a moment to pick up where you were before about the sense of history. this is a country that likes checks and balances. it keeps anything crazy from happening. when you have all checks and no balance i guarantee something crazy happens. if the only way anything can get done, all of the things you have been talking about on immigration reform or a farm bill. if the only way it happens is if one party controls all three branches of government that's only happened in a third of the congresses since world war ii. if that's what it takes for anything to pass, then we are so deadlocked where we are right now. the idea of majority rule which is so much where this down uh tri was born. it's not about the general. it's about the majority rule but the minority protect ed. now we are in a position where if the minority has all the power. >> dee dee myers listed five things that happened that would prove that the president would never budge on health care. we knew it was hi

that we haven't seen in over a decade on bristol-myers squibb.t is -- oh, you have it other there? you looking at the right one? >> yeah. >>? >> i got nervous we were showing the viewers the wrong one. it's up 6.7% right now, and when i'm looking at that stock, i'm thinking about the analysts jumping on board and upgrading the stock. why are they doing this and pushing this to the levels we haven't seen since 2001? turns out, they have a cancer study that's been in trials, and it's done very well, it has shown great performance in two perioded of survival rates, both of which have done very well. and so with that we're seeing credit suisse upgrading them, jpmorgan as well, that's why everybody's loving bristol-myers. a great performance. you guys got to see the big bristol-myers, i was looking at the maul one, hence the confusion. dennis: thanks very much, nicole. cheryl: a 6% year over year pop in revenue for the third quarter for choice hotels, ceo and president, steve joyce. you know, steve, even though earners per share were slightly lower th

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