get that oil nice and hot. that is the key to cooking fish. >>you want it really hot. nice crust on the outside. nice and moist on the inside. how long do you cook that salmon >>i usually only seer one side. >>afterwards i put the glaze on and finish it in the oven. >>be very gentle when you cook garlic. right now i am letting it very slowly cook. >>only about a minute. >>take our pasta and toss that right in. >>you want it to really cook in with those flavors. season with a little bit of salt. take some lemon zest. we have our salmon here. we will take this and flip it over. we are going to show you the process. >>take some right here >> and you plate it. >>every other tuesday the restaurant offers private wine tastings. learn more at flight102wineb ar.com. >>wgntv.com/midday >>tht lookthat looks beautiful. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. the investigation into the death

fantastic. >> some nice olive oil also from the farm. more wine. i might just make it.if you talk about italy, it is the most interesting part of italian cuisine. life is too good. i need a little bitterness to remind myself of the internal tragedy of our existence. >> the sweet and sour of the life. >> one final attempt before i go to extract something meaningful on what it means to be sicilian. >> what's wrong with these people in the north? >> people from the south are coming from these greek culture where the philosopher while in the north came through and -- >> that's the meanest thing anyone can say. oh. >> and the last century, the three best writers in italy are from sicily. >> because they consider us a weight like problems. yet in summers they all come here. it's a good thing for us, you know? >> in the end, it all comes back to the godfather. we go up this beautiful mountain, this incredible town. it goes back to the 12th century. there are few places on earth more beautiful. but we are sitting in one of the -- it was like a godfather theme park. >> you know,

oil. which sounds nice. banana peels, sliced onion. teabags. tug tobacco. >> sliced onion was a big one. rubbing it on the thing. chewing tobacco after you've chewed it. >> yep. and then my favorite, hemorrhoid ointment. so i could have shared bambino's preparation h. >> well said. but we have to point out that since we are part of nbc news we don't know if any of those things actually work. we didn't have time to test drive all of them this morning. >> thank you for caring. i appreciate it. what are we going to do about madonna? she's been banned from a whole chain of movie theaters. >> okay. she went to go see a very serious film called "12 years a slave." while in there according to one of the patrons she was texting. i guess she was texting while the movie was on. if you guys have ever sat next to anyone who's texting a big warm light comes over. you can see it. it's distracting. so the person asked her to please stop texting. and she wasn't happy. >> she allegedly said right back to her, "it's for business, enslaver." >> she called the person an enslaver. in the "12 years a slave" m

looks good. >> wow. >> fantastic. >> whoa. >> some nice rabbit, olive oil, also from the farm.ake it. >> this is called corn -- sweet and b and bitter. >> most interesting cuisine. philosophically. life is too good. i need a little bitterness to remind me self of the eternal tragedy of our existence. you're right. the sweet and sour of the life. >> one final attempt before i go, to extract something meaningful on what it means to be sicilian. >> what's wrong with these people in the north? >> people from the south are coming from greek street culture, where the philosopher while in the north, the austrian came through. >> that's the hardest, meanest anyone can say. >> and figured out that the last century the three best writers in italy are from sicily. because they consider us just like a weight or problem. but finally in summer they all come here to make babies. it's a good thing for us, you know? >> in the end, it all comes back to the godfather. >> we go up this beautiful mountain, this incredible town. he goes back to the 12th century. there are few places on earth more be

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i think chevron is a good, nice big oil company.oduction comes from the middle east. they're growing production. look, ten times earnings, growing earnings at 8 or 9% with a 3.3% dividend. i think there's defense from washington there. rockwell collins, this has got a foot in the commercial avionics and cockpit sort of equipment. half military, half commercial. they counter balance each other. 15 times earnings. 12% growth. >> wait. when you said military isn't that a little susceptible when you consider the sequester and defense cuts? >> no question. but they've been counter balancing. when the military has traded off the commercial has picked up. at 15 times growing earnings at 12% which i think is sustainable it's a cheap stock when you think about 6 or 7% earnings growth and 1% dividend, stryker. >> ten stryker. >> guys, i've got to go. stay here. i want to hit breaking news on blackberry. dow jones says -- what's that? all right. thank you, kevin. kevin's my producer. sometimes we communicate telepathically like this. according

we saw a nice drop in oil prices starting monday and that's oil prices finally break that $100 thresholdthey had been sitting at for 111 days. now, the national average is picking up steam because of that decline that we saw monday through wednesday, as you said, the national average now is 27 cents lower than last year and it will continue to move lower. in fact, 21 states now feature at least one gas station under $2.99. that number could grow to 25, perhaps 30 over the next week or two. charles: is it possible that the national average could actually dip below $3? >> well, that remains a bit of a tough shot. we're still 32 cents away from that barrier. it's not impossible. it's becoming more likely as we see oil prices continue to decline. so, i can't rule it out. is it a certainty? no. i would say maybe 40% shot at that. charles: cool. patrick, thanks a lot, man, we'll talk soon. and right now we want to go back to david kotok before we let you go. david. the ups ceo just said that obamacare is adding a burden to his company and he says the health care expenses continue to be a serio

nice. close enough to oil. what's up? >> caller: got a real popular store down here tractor supply.cking on tractor supply company stock. >> tractor supply is a high multiple stock that's going to come in as all the high multiple stocks whether it be netflix, amazon, or tesla. it's a stock that's going to bounce back fastest. i would buy with deep in the money calls, scaling in and scale in ultimately down 10% to 15% from the high and that's when you should finish the position. phillip in massachusetts, phillip? >> caller: boo-yah. how are you doing, master james? >> real good, partner. how about you? >> caller: all right despite the fact that the patriots lost this week and red sox and i guess i'm hanging in there. my question is what do you think of onconova therapeutics? >> i'm not sure. i need to do more work. i've got to take one more call. let's go to tater in florida. tater? go ahead. >> caller: go gators. jim, as an alumni, i've got plenty in my portfolio, i'm looking for a little offense. what do you think about dry ships? >> do you know what dryships is? a cross between fl

nothing like a roaring fire, spanish cheeses, bread, and good olive oil to take the sting out of a near genital mutilation. >> nice it's not a bad place. >> no. >> he started at age 19? [ speaking foreign language ] when you were a little boy growing up, you aspired to be a matador. the matadors were the original rock stars, the very ideal of masculinity, male beautiful and grace. that runs deep. like it or not, you should probably know this before dating a spanish guy. me, i'm happily see an end to it tomorrow. there is no denying the terrible beauty of the very complex tradition. >> it's not about winning. it's not about killing the bull. and nor is it about being just skillful. you have to look good doing it, too. are there any ugly ass bullfighters? a really out of shape -- a muffin top. how do you call a muffin top? [ speaking foreign language ] >> we have everything. >> well, it was an education today, and a great meal. thank you. >> cheers. >> cheers. ♪ >>> holy week. or semana santa as it's called. observed all over southern spain with a seriousness and fervor you might not see elsewhere. for seven days le

saudi arabia still the top oil producer on its own. it's a nice headline. it makes us feel good. but does it mean that we are finally really, truly energy independent? joining us is john hoffmeister, citizens for affordable energy, also former president of shell oil company. john, is the u.s., in its own way, truly energy independent? i don't think so. >> i don't think so either. i think we've got a long way to go. and it's not that we don't have enough energy in the ground to be independent. we could certainly use more natural gas to make transportation fuel instead of relying on oil. we could produce more oil than we're currently producing by opening up more offshore opportunities, more federal land opportunities. the u.s. has a bounty of natural resources. the big question has been for the last 40 years, why don't we develop it? well, in the case of the shale formations on state lands and with private landowner permission, we've developed quite a lot of new energy. and that's very good news. and we have pockets of prosperity growing all over the country because of it. >> and we

. >> we have a nice piece of -- piece of halibut that you seared. >> anchovies in hot oil and they melt into the oil and baste it with this. it's great because the fish only really has salt, pepper and lemon but now it has this magic anchovie sauce on top creating a new dimension of flavor. >> on the side cherry tomatoes, parsley, olive oil, salt and pepper. i'm just going to lay this right here to accompany the fish. just a little bit. how's that, steph, is that enough? >> perfect. you can use capers on top of the fish. you can cook them too but i wanted them raw. they add a nice bite. >> thank you, bella. >> thanks, dad. >> beautiful. ,, to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. coming up at 5- the governmt janet yellen is well on her to becoming the next head oe fed. just moments ago, president obam

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nicely for them. elsewhere, take a look at some other groups. exxon is having a good day. oil equipment companies are not. cameron had poor guidance. diamond offshore had revenues a little lower than expected here. these equipment companies are having a tough time so far this year. same with some of the refiners if you look. price of gasoline is dropping faster than the price of oil. this is a big problem. because it means the refiners, their margins get hurt. look at some of these refiners today. exxon is going to be reporting next week. they're going to have problems, of course, growing. that'll be october 31st. next hour, we're halfway through earnings season. i'll have a scorecard about who's winning and losing. that's in the next hour. back to you. >>> joining us now on our closing bell exchange rick reider from blackrock. greg sarian. peter anderson. jim lowell. let me start with carl icahn who wrote the letter to tim cook today about what he wants to see from the company. the stock jumped about 1% on the letter. what do you think? does he have this much influence on app

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make after the cost of sales were up nice, 120 basis point margin expansion was breathtaking for the analysts that cover the stock. aviation, power, locomotives, even oiland gas. i regard it as terrific. but the real good news here was the absence of bad news from the ge capital business. for a long time, we've been conditioned to expect general electric to be the cats and dogs of real estate banking and credit cards that is ge cap. here's a division that was originally meant to finance the sale of ge's big capital goods not unlike what caterpillar does for the equipment sales. the finance business became the company's principal source of earnings. for years the divisions that made actual things took a backseat to the finance biz as ge became more and more of a bank and less and less of a manufacturer. that was terrific back when finance was fabulous and fabulous way to make money worldwide, but the world of the economy went south and a huge subprime lender as well as a large banker and real estate earner in europe. i couldn't believe what they owned. they were huge in every single place. when things got bad, tried to bill itself as an industrial that

i got to tell you we have been at the forefront of the smaller oils, as is brian sullivan. when i told that very niceying to do is say, look, if you can just give people bus tickets, they can get to the man camps. they say we favor all forms of energy. i'm not talking about energy. i'm talking about jobs. i favor nuke, i favor wind. it's about jobs, not particular types of energy. solar city is the only guys cleaning up on this. >> we look forward to your take on what looks like a pretty interesting market here. >> it is. >> simon hobbs with a look at what's coming up at 10:00. >> you can say that again. if the ceo is warning of irrational exuberance, how far can netflix go? and apple's big up veil this afternoon. and where do you put your money? hour two is on the way. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more sinus symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. transit fares! as in the 37 billion tran

nice and chunky. thyme, parsley. beautiful. toss that in there as well. >> vodka. >> loads of vodka. vodka, oreos. >> that's water, of course. >> water. peppercorn. >> how much of -- oh, olive oilu're listening. >> i'm listening. >> we put this in the bottom to sear the chicken first, but we're good to go. honestly, how beautiful does that look? >> i like that. >> how long do you cook that? >> let it go for an hour and a half to two hours. >> simmering or boiling it? >> simmering. that's a really good question. >> you want to make it fall off the bone. >> boiling it -- >> emulsify the fat if you boil it and then you won't be able to skim it off after. >> that's why i ask. >> once we have that, we've taken the chicken out. we have potatoes that have been par boiled. they're lightly cooked. pasta not cooked at all. let this go. you have the chicken here, which we just pull apart. my grandma typically would serve it with these very fancy celery sticks. >> i like it. >> put this in water overnight and salt water and olives. really that's all it is. dress it up, put some chicken. you have to get that old-school parsley in there as well. >> you like the old-school stuff not the flake

oil as a binder. this is where you get in and get dirty. you get to get in there. >> this is the fun part. >> make sure it's nicely mixed up. >> how is business>> we are a.e.p. located on democracy drive in reston town center. it's a fantastic location, beautiful right off the greenway. we're less than a mile from the toll road. and it's been absolutely fantastic for us. >> everything on the menu at the counter is vegetarian? >> no, no. we're actually known for our burgers. all of our beef is antibiotic and hormone free. eight absolutely some of the best burgers you'll ever have. with this-- >> i know when you do the portabella mushrooms you get the nice texture. >> after you get it all mixed up, take a little bit and patty it out. we have the finished product right over here. all you're going to do is put a nice seer on to each side and you can-- >> can you put it on the grill? >> it's going to fall apart. you'll want to do this in a cast iron pan. this right here is actually completely vegan option. it has a vegan roll. some avocado and cranberries. >> thanks for getting your hands dirty. another reason why you might want to consider vegan,

oil, we are told. energy seeing weakness. joining us with thoughts on the market, marian bartels with merrill lynch wealth management. kevin mon. niceeling festive about this stock market? >> i'm loving the stock market. i told clients back in july to increase equity allocation, reduce fixed income, i think even be yields down here about 2.5 you can still reduce and add to equities. i think the markets continue to go up into year end. the returns are great. pension funds only 35% equities. totally missing this. probably have to review their asset allocation. looking out instead of just to year end, we're forecasting the markets can go up another 10% or above 1900 into next year. >> just by the end of the year? >> no. next year. so going 12 months out. another 10%. >> what about you? are you as bullish? >> we're bullish. i see large caps going up another 3% in the fourth quarter. small caps a little more. emerging markets like europe and germany we like as well for the fourth quarter. leading into 2014 with all the nonsense in washington could see a volatile first two months of next year. if vjanuary sets the tone for te trading year

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nice, clean sand and bringing all that energy right back here into the united states. >> well, i've got to tell you this. you are a scientific pioneer who also happens to be an oilesentations show the greatness of what you're accomplishing. the trade deficit you go over. energy independence. thank you so much for what you do. thank you for the tremendous success whiting has had. >> all the best to you and your viewers, jim. >> thanks james volker, chairman and ceo of whiting. we liked bakken. maybe this can go up to 40%, 50%. it wouldn't shock me. >> mad about "mad money"? immerse yourself into cramer's world. while you watch the show with zeebox. on your phone, tablet, or on the web, get sneak peeks, and join the conversation. download the free app today for the ultimate cramerican adventure. >>> where does it say that we have to hold every stock to the same set of rules? where is it written that it's wrong for a stock to go higher based on just revenue growth, not earnings? is there some kind of rubric i don't know about that says certain stock needs are legitimate and others aren't? when did we stop counting rallies on the worth of enterprise rather than the

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