payne? is charlie going to bank on-- >> i'm sorry, i'm on to mr.ifically to the administration and listen, if you think this first, this war on success, this war on business is bad right now, a second term in my mind will be devastating because i sincerely believe the administration is going to have after profits generated overseas before they're brought back and reach over and take those profits and put them into infrastructure bank and i think there notion of taxing and the notion that the publicly traded companies that their property belongs to the public domain, of course the ceo's, every one of them have to be frightened. you've got 38 jars out there. the epa running amok. the national labor relations board. of course they're afraid. did you see the economic data this week? and the manufacturing contract, and. >> i think the confident report has a lot-- >> no, i think that they're being brain washed. >> neil: i'm going to put you both down as a no on the president. and dagen, are those worries justified? >> absolutely. >> all right, i'm going

as ed payne giving hisstakk... and a relative of a former president explains his role. role.on david letterman tuesday night, president obamm weighed in on mitt romney's wonnin 2008, 47 percent of the american people voted for john mccain. they idn't vote ffr me and what i said on election night was: evennthough you didn't vote for me, i hear your voices, and i'm going to wwrr as hard as i ccn to be your prrsident.on monday, secretly recorded clipssof romney speaking at a campaign fund-raiser were released on the website of thee left-leaning agazine "mother government, who beliive that 3 they are victims, who believe the governmmnt has a responsibility to care for comments at a news conferenne late monday, then on "fox news" on tuessay.we were talking about a campaign and how he is going to get close to half the votee i'm going to get half the vote. i hope i will get 50.1% or more. frankly we have tto different views about ameeica.and ormer president jimmy carter's grandson ssys he was the middleman between mother jones and the person who made the secret recording.james e. &p

assed payne was killed by the mob...ut his body was neverrfoond. 3 police will ddril outside a suburban detroit house today in the search for jimmm hoffa's body.a tipster told the spot in roseville, pichigan, around the same time the former teamsters boss disappeareddin 19-75.the burial site s under a concrete drrveway.police aa they are ánotá expeccing to find hoffa's booy, but they're going to find out for sure.wee do believe hat he may have seen a bodyybeing interred and as a result of that e did the ground penetratinggradar that showed an anomaly. we're gonna test for human remains ann if &pthat does in fact happen then we'll uh, you know, we'll &pstart to excavate.a former f-b-i aasistant ddrector - -- ggve his odds of hoffa's body being found there.i would say pretty close to zero. because it's not ccnsistent with the techniques they used. if they wanted to ispose of a body when theyykilled sooebody, first of all they wouldn'' do it in a shallow priveway, second of all, they wouldnnt do it in front of a moss powerf

jimmy ray payne, william barrett, and nathaniel cater.re in their 20s but otherwise fit the profile of the other victims, young, black and poor. surveillance around river bridges goes on for a month without a break. then in the still of pre-dawn darkness, a police recruit hears something. >> the night of may 22nd, 1981, they staked out the james jackson parkway bridge over the chattahoochee river. and they staked it out with four officers. well, about 3:00 a.m. that morning, they were about to terminate the stakeout and go home. >> and this particular recruit was under the jackson parkway bridge. he heard this big ploop, big splash, ploop, like something heavy had been dropped into the water. >> but he didn't see anything and nobody came up. so he radioed up, looked up to the bridge and he saw a light on the bridge on a car. and this is a pretty high bridge. so he radioed up across the bridge and told the officers on the other side that there was a car on the bridge and as the car went across the bridge, it turned around immediately, went

as ed payne explains... it comes after a second day of negotiations ended tuesday without either side expressing optimism that an agreement was at hand. 33 no breakthrough yet in negotiations. thousaads of striking teachers spent much of the day gathered outside the chicago public school system's headquarters. a union spokeswoman says they have a long way to go, with the union agreeing to justtsix of the 49 poonts in the school system's contract offer. she says they're fightinggfor their students and justice in education. chicago's mayor casts the strike in different terms. this was a strike of chooce and it's the wrong choice for the children. among other things, teachers are concerned about job security in the wake of a new program that evaluates them based on the standardized test scoree of their students. i wish that standardized tests tell us anything other than the socio-economic background of our students. the school board resolved. we think the proccss is moving aaead and we see no reason we won't so

as ed payne eeplains...h are sure to talk about the results of the government's monthly jobs 3eport... which comes ut at - president obama took the stage at the democratic national conventton in charlotte to accept his party's nominaaion. i'm asking you to rally aroond a set of goals for your country - goals in manufacturinn, energy, education, national security, and the deficit;;real, achievable plans that will lead to new jobs, more opportunity, and rebuiid this economy on a stronger foundation. that's what we can do innthe next our years. mitt romney's campaign reacted to the speech, ssying quote: "he offered more promises, butt he hasn't kept the promises he made four years ago. americaas will hold president obama accountable for hhs record - they know they're not better off and that it's time to change direction." the newly renominated president obama and vice president biden -- along with their wives --- return to the campaign trail today, with events in new hampshirr and iowa. meanwhile, tto states to

smith, who worked for the foreign service for a decade, is survived by a wife and two children.i'' ed payne the names of the other two americans who died have not been released.a senior administration official says another two were wounded security forces and militants at the complex.the u-s is it's moving warships toward the libyan coast and preparing to tracc the suspected perpetrators with surveillance drones. a national memorial service is being held today... for astronaut neil armstrong. the service will take place at the washington d-c. several nasa officials and government leaders are expected to attend the service... honoring the life of the first man to walk on the moon. armstrong died last month at the age of 82. a heated debate at american university... over a professor who breasted her baby áduring cá class.á dr. adrienne pine... a professor of anthropology... explains in her blog that her baby was sick... and that she didn't want to cancel the first day of classsso she brought er daughter with her... and breast-fed throughout the lecture... leaving some "i feel like it was real

payne is charged with first- degree murder or the strangling death of nicholas crumbley. he was visiting from texas. >>> milpitas police are searching for the gunman who killed a 7/11 clerk. here's more. >> reporter: we just learned from 7/11 that the victim was a 61-year-old man. he releaves behind a wife and two children. people are leaving behind, flowers, a candle. they are expressing sadness over this news. they are also expressing concern that this is just a quarter mile from the police station. police were called here just after:00 saturday morning and they found the store clerk suffering from a gunshot wound. investigators say it appears the shooter was trying to rob the store. they will not say whether the surveillance robberies were caught on the video or not. >> because it's so fresh, the detectives will are -- are gonna -- we don't want to make any mistakes in the investigation. >> i'm scared. i feel bad. i feel bad. they -- the people working there, they are very nice people. >> a makeshift memorial has been growing in tonight -- in front of the store and in

charles payne is here. he is going to move some earth for us.rles: let's talk about caterpillar. this is a company i happen to love. this guy is a straight shooter. he has been a defender of capitalism and american companies. year over year these guys have created 12,000 jobs. oversees business helps. china comes out with this news. $156 billion infrastructure. caterpillar will get a real big piece of that. when they reported the last number, the fetal pointed out, listen, interest rates are low, central banks are prepared to inject more liquidity. connell: you like caterpillar. you will be back next hour, right, with something up your sleeve, i am sure. charles: yes. this is really big news. it is moving a lot of stocks that were under water. gold and silver through the roof. connell: that is what scott minerd was just talking about. at a quarter past the hour, let's go back to nicole for stocks. stuart: not good here for pandora. when you take a look at it it has been down 18% all day long. when you look at pandora you look at intense competit

as ed payne explains... the risk of more violence could increase both domestically and abroad as an anti-islam movie stokes outrage in the muslim world. 3 two u-s diplomats and two state department security officers were killed in a four-hour siege on the u-s consulate in benghazi, libya tuesday.the attack was carried obscure movie ilmed in the a u-s that ridicules islam and its prophet, mohammed.the demonssration was one of several protests across the region that day.uus sources have said militants used he protest as a diversion.but others say there's no evidence the attack wasspremeditatedd the protests in thh region have grown, with peoole taking to the streets in about a dozen nations.in iraq -- hundreds of people marcheddin the sadr city section of baghdad thursday, chanting "america is the enemy of tte people."egypt says at least 13 civilians and six police officers were hhrt thursday in the protest outside the u-s pmbassy in cairo.in yemen, demonstrators breached a security wall at the u-s embassy as

ed payne reports west nile cases are spiking around the country. >> reporter: 70% of the cases are in six states. texas is the hardest hit. the state is battling the source: mosquitoes, by ground and by air. in brownsville officials confirmed they trapped a second mosquito that tested positive for west nile. that helped city crews to focus areas on specific areas in a bid to wipe out mosquito breeding grounds. >> the mosquito is the key here, it is the victor, it is part of that chain that takes -- that bites a human and pass it is on to the human. >> reporter: the virus nearly killed dr. don reed of dallas seven yeast ago. he was paralyze -- years ago. he was paralyzed and had to learn how to walk. he had formed a support group. now because of all the cases this year, he's restarting it next week. >> it's very important to me, because when i got sick, my wife couldn't find out anything about it. >> reporter: in new orleans the city is urging people to protect themselves from the virus in the wake of isaac. the storm left behind plenty of debris and standing water which can become bre

here's ed payne reporting. >>reporter: on david letterman tuesday night, president obama weighed in on mitt romney's controversial remarks. >> when i won in 2008, 47% of the american people voted for john mccain, they didn't vote for me, and what i said on election night was even though you didn't vote for me, i hear your voices, and i'm going to work as hard as i can to be your president. >>reporter: on monday secretly- recorded clips of romney speaking to a campaign fundraiser were released on the website of the left-leaning magazine mother jones. >> there are 47% who are with him, who are dependent, who believe they are victims, who believe that the government has a responsibility to care for them. >>reporter: romney explained the comments at a news conference late monday and then on fox news tuesday. >> of course we were talking about a campaign and how he's going to get to close half the vote, i'm going to get half the vote approximately. i hope i get to 50.1% or more. and, frankly, we have two very differ

we have to make some money with charles payne.atisfy your portfolio and your hunger. >> definitely satisfy your hunger i think. by the way is there anything more appropriate than talking about buffalo wild wings the day before the nfl season? tracy: no. >> they do go together so well. here's the thing. last time they reported they disappointed the street. stock got hammered. since then it is coming on strong. volume is 478,000. normally trades 580,000. we're doing 20, 30% more than the average daily volume. the stock is up. breaking all kinds of resistance points here. hear is the interesting thing, guys. in the report, management said third quarter, first four weeks, company same-store sales were up 6.8%. franchises up 7.3%. both numbers significantly higher than we saw in the second quarter. the street seems to ignore the part. now it is coming on. average weekly sales were up big for company and franchises. ashley: that is interesting because food prices are going up. doesn't hurt them. >> they have the ability. if you look at

it's time to make money with charles payne.his hour he is taking a look at some stocks may have been left for dead but could still be winners. charles. >> the don't bury me yet, the september 26th version. look at today's winners! netflix is up. research in motion. u.s. steel. facebook. ashley: oh my word. netflix. >> all been unmitigated disasters this year. let's go down the list. competition and mismanagement is hurting netflix and research in motion. maybe they get their act together, maybe they won't. i wouldn't touch either one of those stocks just yet. u.s. steel is more of a reflection of the global economy, domestic economy. one thing i do like it create ad lot of support at 19. i'm worried about the catalyst. if someone is in it i think it is too late to sell but i'm still not ready to jump on that particular stock. ashley: why is it moving higher? can't figure out why any is -- >> ceo of netflix is barking. making a stand. amazon can't tough us. listen, that is what a ceo is supposed to do. facebook, speaking of ceos

ashley: one of charles payne's ones to watch.g the skids, we clos weekly jobless fs are the lowest levels in two months. are things getting better or worse? next. ashley: student loan debt of paving credit card debt. but first, a look at how the dollar is moving right now. look at how the current is doing, the euro, the pound, the canadian dollar all slightly higher. >> 21 minutes past the hour, this is your fox news minute. sources have confirmed to fox news the obama administration knew in 24 hours the attack in libya that killed the ambassador and three other americans was an act of terror. conflict with previous claims by administration officials that the attack was simply spontaneous. united nations is warning the number of refugees fleeing syria could more than double by the end of this year 700,000. nearly 300,000 have fled into neighboring countries since the conflict began 18 months ago. and a man dying that jimmy hoffa who finished 37 years ago investigators looking for a suburban crime wave after he saw a body being pu

payne, accused of killing texturist nicholas crumbly back in 1983. payne was arrested at a substance abuse center back in january after a swab of his dna was linked directly to that crime. >>> two campuses are being closed in hopes of avoiding a possible shut down. san francisco city college will shut them. trustees made the decision last night as part of a plan to keep the school from losing its accreditation next year. the accrediting team reportedly blamed the school for spending beyond its means. the school must address the financial instability by mid-march. >>> we can tell you construction delays this weekend are not just going to be limited to the roadways out there in the bay area. one of sfo's two main arrival runways will be closed from tonight at 10:00 and that will last until monday morning at 8:00 a.m. the runways are shut down so the crews can upgrade lights, signs and infrastructure. changes which are federally mandated. sfo has been shutting down the runways the past two weekends and this one is officially planned as the last shutdown

tracy: that time of day, time to make money with charles e payne.nagement stock for the portfolio. >> i was nervous because waste management people, people from jersey are offended when you -- ashley: call it waste management? tracy: everyone assumes it's mafia related. that's all i'm saying. ashley: hey, you said it, not us. >> it's a stock i like a lot, the stock came down, and june quarter they missed by a mile, looking for 56, and so the stock is down a lot, but you won't be able to say -- now, this is not one of the sexy, wild, high beta name i save for the two o'clock hit, but this is as non-sexy as you can getting and they just missed, okay, double bottom, i like that. looking good today. i think a firm upgraded it. i don't know that it was a big firm, but they upgraded. it's over sold in my mind. they are in chemical, pharmaceutical, refinery, and management is what i bet on. i like management a lot. i like the stock long term. you know, but short term -- ashley: this price? >> i do, i do. it's not a trade. won't pick up steam until it's wor

charles payne was talking about this.nting it misread the market and the battery technology. now only about 100 battery powered vehicles will be sold in the united states and japan in an extremely limited release. take a look at shares of toyota. $80 a share and change. but charles said go for tesla, just want to remind you all of that. commodities falling across the board as the dollar rises. sandra smith joining us now with the latest from the trade. she is from the pits of the cme. sand sandra? >> really getting the tone of traders ahead of what will be a busy week for the markets. what's going on this morning? silver, copper, food prices, oil, gasoline, everything on the decline this morning along with the stock market, what's going on? >> stronger dollar, it's a stronger dollar play mostly, but a lot of people went into the weekend especially now with all the geopolitical things going on and people are long monday, a lot of profit taking because the commodities have hit recent highs across the board. we have seen pro

please join me in saluting this american hero, charlie payne. [applause] >> [bleep] kidding me?arack obama has an adorable white, war-hero uncle? why is this the first time we're seeing this? [laughter] if i'm obama, every time i campaign down south, i'm having that guy strapped into a baby bjorn and walking around. and the hits just keep on coming! did you guys know that hillary clinton's husband is also in politics? >> i'm here first to support barack obama. >> barack obama knows that america cannot be strong abroad unless we are first strong at home. barack obama is ready to lead america and to restore american leadership in the world. >> so we're cool again, right? all that testy carolina stuff. come on, who's your pal? perhaps last night's most emotional moment was the introduction of the vice presidential nominee where the delaware senator's son, a national guardsman soon to ship out to iraq, spoke eloquently about his father's asacrifice in the face of family tragedy. >> please welcome beau biden. >> and my brother banana fanna foe biden. [laughter] >> i'm -- i'm -- i'm u

here's another cool part: a band member from one directton, liam payne, saw it-- and gave the kids a mention on his twitttr page.he has more than six million followers!if you wanna see the video, we just put it on our fox45 facebook page.or, you can check it outton my twitter. paul gessler,,fox45 news at 5:30. how are the roads looking tonig? our trafffc edge report.has report. mapfiberwilkensmaps395map fox45 is the new homm of jeopardy and wheel of fortune. fortune.all this week, we're going behind the scenes of the most popular game shows in america.tonight, we go backstage at wheel of fortune. fortunee 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3- 3 3- 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3- 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ,3 3 3 tomorrow night, we'll talk about the orioles with pat sajak....and vanna and i talk about being a mom.... and a big challenge she's going through right now as a parent. parent. 3&and... remember... you can watch jeopardy every weeknight at 7pm 7pm wheel of fortune follows right after jeopardy at 7:30. to be a contestant on wheel of footune? th

o en el noroeste de washington, como parte del trabajo comunitario donde junto al presidente kevin payneris pontius y otros empleados de oficina trabajaron en la distribuciÓn de alimentos al personal de ese centro en la hora del almuerzo. me parece muy bien. hasta aqui los deportes, tendremos mas esta noche solo a las once. mas adelante:. insolito personaje lleno de tatauajes aspira a convertirse en presidente de una nacion europea.... ya para terminar... falta poco para las elecciones, pero no solo aqui en los estados unidos arrecia la contienda por la presidencia. en la republica checa hay un peculiar candidato. se trata de vladimir franz... un artista y profesor de arte dramatico... que si bien tiene toda la capacidad del mundo para ser candidato, su apariencia es punto y aparte. el hombre de 53 a~os tiene tatuado el 90 por ciento de su cuerpo... haciendo su aspiracion a la presidencia una de las mas polemicas en el pais europeo. franz dice que no le intimidan las criticas, y que -por el contrario- le animan a seguir

tracy: charles payne. >> and beauty the bald eagle.re coming. >> you need a beak, let me know. ashley: good to know always. >> see ya. tracy: quarter after. we've got to check on the markets every 15 minutes as we do. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. hey, nicole. >> hey tracy, everybody. we're seeing the dow up one quarter of 1%. we're closely following groupon. groupon through yesterday's close, folks was down 77% in the year 2012. if you're a shareholder you don't like that, right? how about today though? different story. it is up nearly, up nearly 11%. just moments crossed the 11% move. why is it gaining so much? because they're starting a whole new service in addition to having their daily deals. what they're looking at a new payment service and called groupon payments. so the company has been working to diversify as i noted. they have launched this nationally after a test in california. merchants can accept credit and debit cards by swiping them through a card reader attached to an iphone or ipod touc

charles payne says much of america has given up.10:00 elizabeth warren who started the you didn't build that conversation may not even have a license to practice law in massachusetts and she was working against unions at a steel company. two pretty good new at 10:00 stories for you. no serious movement to the dow industrials. we are down 13 points. here's our company. a single member on the set will be charles payne. still down there on the stock exchange, nicole petallides. what is this? take the company private? i guess the stock is up? >> a 20% premium with the stock above 17% already this morning and you should keep in mind relatively small cap company, $444 million is the market cap and the offer is roughly $532 million and pickup cards and such and several brands under the umbrella so the chief executive with a group trying to take this company private. stuart: i got the new home sales figures for the month of august. 370,000 new homes sold in that month. that is lower than people were expecting but it has not had any signific

i'mmed payne reporting. nasa ended its 30-year shuttlee program in july 2011. endeavour... along wiih shuttles discovery, enterprise and atlantis... are all bbcoming museum pieces.during its career... endeavour... which rolled ff the assembly plant in 19-91.. flew 25 flights, covering nearly 123-million miles. consumer reports is issuing a warning this morning... about dangerous levelssof arsenic found in many brands of rice.in high doses... arsenic is linked to cancer, heart disease and other illnesses. the f-d-a says it plans to collecttits ownnsamples... and make a recommendation by the end of the year. he rice industry says tte concerns are overbbown. the world's first mile-hiih skyscraper... could become a reality by the yeer 20-25. 20-25.that's according to a chicago architect... who says pe's had recent discussions about building the tower in saudi arabia.the world's pallest building is currently in dubai.it has 160-floors... and staads at more than 2- thousand-7-hundred feet tall. many parents are still making big mistakes when it comes to installing that's accordin

ashley: that time to make money with charles payne.has a dirty fingernail stock for your portfolio. what do you have now? >> we have to give you one or two of these each week. not sexy this week. ashley: we'll be the judge of that. >> whiting petroleum. what, i can feel the heat already. whiting petroleum, oil and gas, domestic play. they have got a nice beachhead if you will up in the bakkans up in north dakota. really it is in the rockies. they have a tremendous amount of production going on there. they think they will probably drill 257 gross wells this year. gas going up. i don't think nat-gas goes much lower. so you have nat-gas, tremendous there in some of the by-products there. the stock is acting pretty good. starting to come on here. we have momentum in the chart. you can see where it is really beginning to turn that corner, breaking out through 50. i'm looking at at least 10 to 15% move. maybe there you could see some resistance but the stock is relatively cheap. ashley: might move on the fed decision. >> it could. all these

charles: this is charles payne.of credit for trying romney is not getting credit for the twelve million number he is throwing out. everyone, republicans and democrats, show us the road map. the clock is ticking. >> that is one of the things that is disconcerting. i worked with the governor on the 59 point plan he put out and we clarified that with respect to what he would do for education and energy and on taxes and all anybody senate is it is a policy walk and too much into detail. and the convention with a five point plan. domestic energy, domestic education, cutting the deficit. and a general approach to what he is going to do but the mainstream media comes out and says there's not enough detail. mitt romney is good on detail in the debate. i will be glad to be on it and go through. liz: the message is not getting out there. the word is the reason mitt romney can't close a sale is they respond to attacks and responds like a ceo instead of down and dirty politician. i was talking to neil cavuto about that. what do

melissa: next we show you why you need to listen to charles payne. a look at what is up 20% since he recommended it in june. but first let's take a look at metals on the back of all this activity out of the fed. you can see that surging across the board. gold trading at 2% and silver up 3%. call >> announcer: meet tom, a proud dad whose online friends all "like" the photos he's posting. oscar likes tom's photos, but he loves the access to tom's personal information. oscar's an identity thief who used tom's personal info to buy new teeth and a new car, and stuck tom with the $57,000 bill. [tires squeal] now meet carl who works from the coffee shop and uses the free wi-fi. marie works from there too. she's an identity thief who used a small device to grab his wi-fi signal, then stole enough personal information to hijack and drain his bank accounts. every year, millions of americans learn all it may take to devastate your life is a little personal information in the wrong hands. this is identity theft and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. life

i'm ed payne for 9news now. >>> it 16:48. that -- it is 6:48. that means time for the answer of the question of the morning. 62% of employees say they would work harder if their employer provided which one of these things? is it a, a christmas bonus, b, an extra week off per year, or c, workplace incentives like a free lunch? >> show me the money. the answer is a, a christmas bonus. >> andrea would take the week i think. >> i'd take the week just because we keep reporting the stories about lack of sleep causing this disease, that disease and the other disease. >>> daily deals time. jessica, you got a week off for us in your deals? >> i'll take d, all of the above. we're saving you money with some deals. get a deal on a laptop for school at best by buy -- bestbuy.com. you can get a toshiba satellite laptop all for $269.99 and free shipping. there are a limited number of these laptops available, though. keep that in mind. in honor of the start of football season, you can get an n.f.l. team branded ear bud head phone for ten bucks, normally 30 buck

i'm ed payne for 9news now. >>> it is 6:49.time to get an answer to our question of the morning. >> here it is one more time. according to a new survey, americans say this is the number one must have item at a picnic. is it a, music, b, beer, or c, a frisbee? >> the answer is the one that none of our viewers gave us, it's c, a frisbee. >> no kidding. >> if you can't do it, give it to the kids and let them go off. >> now let's toss it over to jessica doyle for daily deals. >> i'm catching it. i'm catching it. >>> we're working hard to save you money. here are today's deals. cut a rug on the dance floor with this one. $49 for two private dance lessons, to group lessons and two open practice lessons, normally a $388 value. this is good from muflt pal are a -- multiple arthur studio locations. >>> in mclean pay $45 for a 60- minute swedish massage n. is at bella luna day spa. 50% off. java junkies, raise a cup of joe to this one. you'll probably want to act fast if you want 50% off at starbucks. you're paying $5 for a $10 gift card

>> reporter: i'm ed payne for 9news now. >> well, this weekend nasa langley research are in is holding its first open house in five years of the the facility is in hampton, virginia about three hours south of the beltway. it will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. you'll be able to see a dozen different things there. there are hands on activities for kids and you will also get a chance to meet shuttle astronaut dr. anna fisher who is very special to us here at 9news now. she just happens to be kristin firer's mom. >> and a lovely woman. >> speaking of people who are special to us, here's howard bernstein. >>> we have some great weather the next few days. the national weather service in steriling is having their open house this saturday and sunday. go out and visit and see the cool things they do there. we'll start with your bus stop forecast. a sweet day ahead. a little chilly. you'll need a jacket. some areas readings down in the 40s. it is a nippy start but it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. we start 40s and 50s. sunrise 6:54. we have a little ways to go but a great day. lunch

paul payne has a track record. not just violence. chronic, terrible violence. >> thomas headley is in unita-1 for his own protection. >> because i was a member of the mormon church and a sex offender. this individual decided he was going to beat the living crap out of me and in the process of it, decided he was going to kill me. >> he is serving 15 years. >> they have been holding me in the section that they're in right now because i absolutely refuse to be housed among people that are going to cause me harm. >> about a quarter of usp's 4,000 inmates are sex offenders. most, like thomas, have been targeted for their crimes. >> we're constantly finding them assaulted. we're constantly finding them extorted. >> i've got a safety list that's got at least 20 names on it with people that told me in no uncertain terms you're a dead man if we ever get our hands on you. i admitted to have improper sexual relationship with this girl. she was 14. i am a man that is attracted to young women, god forbid. i have 16 months left to go. and all i'm

that has our charles payne all charged up.porter: i hate when they say unintended consequences. we know this will happen. >>neil: you predicted it. >>guest: anyone could have predicted this. >>neil: i didn't. >>guest: here is the thing. i find it interesting that the people, the same people who believe in the big bang theory and evolution do not understand markets evolving. when you tamper with the free markets they involve this. the government idea of taking over health care and in this case, we will punish and pull in the banks, the evil banks and do it in a way that positively is constructive, is killing individuals, let me throw a couple of big numbers at you. $5.48 is the check maintenance fee, up 25 percent, a record high. $4.30 out-of-network a.t.m. fees. how do you like that? and $31.26 for non-sufficient. do you have $250,000 in your checking account that bears interest? you will make $1125. think of that, the absurdity of all of this. >>neil: you are upset. well, you did not have to be able to predict that if you dem

connell: now, let's make some money with charles payne.agen: he has a consumer stock for your portfolio. charles: i will start out as a caveat up front. diamond foods is a hot stock. there is a lot about accounting fraud. it turns out they were cooking for them popcorn over there. they got rid of their ceo. they have to restate their earnings. they have been given a new deadline. some miscalculations. if you look at where the stock is right now, i think this could get a real good pop. they do have 1700 employees. they have some legitimate products. einhorn has covered. connell: i will start with the caveat. charles: if it works, you will make at least 30% on it. connell: there you go. dagen: have added. thank you. bernanke's moves are a good thing for the market. connell: today is the day. the one year anniversary on occupied wall street. the judge is coming in. judge andrew napolitano. first, a look at our world currencies are faring against the dollar. ♪ hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy d

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charles payne watching a stock that may hit a three-month high today.oes it have more room to run? we'll find out. ashley: iphone 5 preorders more than doubling those of its pre he had sever in the first -- predecessor, in first 24 hours. did apple miss judge demand or set the barlow on purpose? conspiracy theorists. we're looking oil prices starting to head downward as nicole petallides said earlier. the dollar is gaining strength pushing oil down as well. $95 a barrel. metals also off. we'll be right back. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios tracy: the dow is down 58 points but time to make money with charles payne. time to add technology stocks to your portfolio. are you making a bet against apple. >> pay your taxes and never bet against apple. those are the two best piece of evidence and i give to anybody in the world. f5 networks, i've been playing this one for year. ashley: f5 networks. >> absolutely phenomenal. th

. $96.08 a barrel tracy: it is time to make some money with charles payne.hour he has a dirty fingernail stock for your portfolio. charles, you talked about this dirty fingernail rally for a while now. >> that's right. it saved us from hitting a double-dip recession. today caterpillar sup big. a lot of companies in part because of news out of china. $15 billion on subways and roads and thinks like that. this particular company i like today is called mtl. i played it for years. many, many years i've been in the stock. i've always done well but once i got crushed. irony both times i got crushed when putin says something about almost nationalizing the company. tracy: because it is a russian company. >> it is a russian company. i like it because putin is talking the talk. you know what the unemployment rate is in russia right now? tracy: a lot? >> 5.4%. tracy: that is not a lot. >> listen they ha nip late the numbers we do. that is amazing. absolutely amazing. they will do a big project. forever they exported oil and gas to europe. they're saying asian market, a

connell: making a little money with charles payne.en: i'm not going to say what i thought, but we do want to know what charles thinks about this pick he has in healthcare. it's a 20 billion dollars company. charles: it is amazing, absolutely amazing company, has this robotic surgical robot called the da vinci and everybody wants it and loves it. i think it costs about half a million bucks. all hospitals love it. they've been beating earnings for a long time. beat the street by 5%. the last couple of days the stock is on fire. i love the way it is acting. even right now only been trading less than two hours traded more than 50% of its average daily volume. i think this bad boy is on its way back. connell: it is a $500 stock. it's 515.78 as we speak. how do you look -- what's your outlook? is it i'm going to stick in this one for a while or it's a trade -- charles: i think traders can look at 550. i think this is 750, 850 dollar stock. connell: really? charles: absolutely. again, they have no rivals. there are a whole lot of other want-

i think it's a bad idea as charles payne so aptally said, it saps and destroys personal initiative. >> by the way, ben, i love you dearly, but that was a conservative speech, i'm jack lalanne. >> think about the audience talking to and-- >> in that audience you say just not ripping up the flag would make a conservative, but that's okay. (laughter) >> sandra, the picking apart all we can do here. and the size of government we want, either it's virtues or vices and people have to decide. the business world i cover closely in chicago and the markets, they just want green. ne just want to see who will make them rich. where do they stand in this whole thing. >> yeah, and it absolutely is not siding with president obama right now. and they've got to be really careful because you know, small business owners potential entrepreneurs that are graduating from college right now, if they're listening to the speech from president obama last night, particularly elizabeth warren earlier in the week, demonizing business in this country. and you know, people are going to take their ball and go home. i

cheryl: charles payne, thank you very much. it is coming up on 15 past the hour., of course, every 15 minutes. nicole: today is a day. we are looking at the dow. 73.2 the upside. we have seen the financials doing very well. we are standing here in remembrance of september 11. we had our moment of silence here on the new york stock exchange. the composite and s&p 500 with up arrows. a lot going on with the market and a day of remembrance. we thank you all. >> god bless the usa. dennis: thank you. bill plante joins us with the details from the cme. >> last week nobody wanted this market. we had a record short of coffee. up 2% today. next year's crop does not look that big. the concerns about the vietnam coffee crop. if we do not get a good crop in brazil, we will see those prices go up. back to you. dennis: thank you very much, phil flynn at the cme. a strong start for the former host of that nbc's today show. she scored the highest ratings mark for a new talker and more than a decade. it got a rating of 2.8% of all tv homes in the u.s. last time it happened at that

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ashley: it's that time to make money with charles payne.s follow-up on yesterday's recommendation and a brand new stock pick. the question which one is it, charles? >> remember we talked about f-5 yesterday? ashley: yes. >> the market, there it is f-5 up 6%. oh, boy. thought about you and tracy. apparently cisco might bow off the networking space leaving it all up to f5. the tape generally tells you when news is coming. for those most interested, most news, not saying at this time, most niece is 890% of the time is leaked and can find it through volume. ashley: that is a good tip. tracy: what do you like? >> i like k-2. symbol is lrn. ashley: learn. >> forget about the chicago teachers strike. ultimately the teachers will need this kind of stuff. help the kids at school. go home. learn online. this is the best company in the country. tracy: it is cool. they have online tutoring. >> online tutoring help if the kid is hurting or advanced. 26 states, 36 countries. execution is so so. in the january quarter they beat the street by 66%. stock in

edward payne took this earlier this evening. what an amazing shot. he has other great shots on his web site of storms all around our region. i know i'll continue to watch for those. lightning for us? starting to wind down just a little bit. the strongest storm was actually this one right here that really weakened just before it got to the district, but it did provide us with a lot of raifl. we'll continue to see the rain throughout the rest of the evening hours. right now, where's the rain? the heaviest down toward cull perfect pepper county and still a flash flood warning until 1:00 a.m. i also want to show you this. severe thunderstorm watch only for southern maror mare and down along the northern neck includen stafford county and fredericksburg, that's where the severe thunderstorm watch is. nobody else under a watch or a warning at this time, and we just have that heavy rain, like i said, in and around the district, including right along the beltway, over toward walker mill, the buoy area, ber win and bethesda and the rockville region. still seei