the ferrara kicked off sales here at pebble beach which is woodstock for car collectors. cars up from $300 million last year. the boom will keep on going because cars are scarce and the world is creating more collect tors. >> the car market is at an all-time high but i don't believe it should be a bubble at all. it's not the entire car market that prices have risen, just certain sectors of the car market. it's just the beginning for the very, very upper echelon of auto mobiles. >> jay leno, the comedian and car collector himself says the collecting world diversified. >> there is a guy in saudi arabia that buys every ashton martin and has 212 of them. when they come up, he buys them. >> that's just that collection. >> exactly. americans used to have all the money. the guy from texas with the big cigar. that's replaced by chinese and saudi arabia. so it's different, you have to compete on a world market. >> there are some warning signs, flashing on the dashboard of this market, dealers and specklators are starting to pour in and flip cars for multi-million dollar profit in

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karen thaouz kwreufts got to check them out at pebble beach. how much are these babies worth? well, a 1962 ferrari, 250gto sold this week for $38 million -- well, you can check them out at pebble beach. how much are these babies worth? well, a 1962 ferrari 250gto sold this week for $38 million. we'll be right back.

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they made a special pebble beach version.aser headlights sold at auction for charity over $500,000. congratulations to bmw. gerri: mighty pretty. >> i have driven it, and i'm not a electric car person but that one i do like. gerri: what is the jaguar land rover i'm confused. >> jaguar and land rover are same company. they're owned by tata. they're competing with mercedes and audi. everyone has a motorsports edition. they have the svr and land rover come out with range rover, svr. beautiful car. 550-horsepower. very distinctive. you will see in the jaguar lineup. this is all new with performance lineup. gerri: these are expensive. >> yes. gerri: you brought me a special gift. thank you for the bentley. >> thank bentley for this. this is a continental v8. this car is basis, bentley is all about motorsports also and performance this car is based off that heritage. this is beautiful car. we can get you into this car for 330,000. gerri: i will get in the car. i will get behind the wheel. >> $336,000. >> yea. bentley. >> comes in c

i think that is what happened at pebble beach. thinks the growing through the sky, these things can only go up and up. when that happens, the market becomes a bit of a bubble. i think of what you saw at pebble beach was a little bit of sanity coming back to the market. i think great, unique cars have become art and will have incredible value. but i think some of the things that have risen because the great ones have risen, are due for a bit of a correction. >> you still love the gto's, right? we're expecting to see a $50 million possible price for that. for $34under the hammer million and change. did somebody get a deal on that? >> not at all. the gto's that of gone for $50 million or $60 million for spectacular cars with great racing history. as they say, no stories. this was a gto, but it had a terrible crash originally. the driver was impaled and killed in the car. right after that, there are some people who think it is bad karma to buy a car someone was killed in. the car was certainly reconstructed from the crash, so exactly

with cocoa pebbles because i am the president and i can do whatever i want. ♪ >> the shooting deathis igniting protests from coast to coast. thousands clog the streets. wnyw reporter antoine lewis is live in new york with the latest. good morning. >> good morning heather and ainsley. it was the theme to have such similar shows of protests to show you what it looked like and show you a little bit about what happened. hundreds joined the demonstration. they were talking about west 14th street marching up here to where we are in times square. they weaved in and out of traffic from our understanding. a number of people that were participating in it were expressing their thought and concern about what is happening in new york city. the governor transferred authority to the state police, the state highway patrol in an effort to try to keep the peace between the local authority and citizens. boo five arrests mostly for disorderly conduct. arrested all with misdemeanors. >> thank you, antoine. >> investigators narrowing in on investigators who stole money on board the malaysian airplane tha

if you need to get around this, pebble beach lane or bleim road.ill pass along any new information we get. let's take a live look outside in cape ma, it's looking like a good start to the morning. it's going to be nice, right? >> plenty of sunshine. this is a beautiful look at cape may. expect temperatures to warm just a little bit below average. we'll see clouds increasing for the southern parts of our area closer to cape may, central and southern parts of delaware. temperatures range 81 to 84 degrees. winds out of the southwest 5 to 10 miles an hour. we're also track a chance of storms later in the week. i'll have the details coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. >>> i'm jesse gary live in center city. it was a case that shocked the region and nation and now the woman accused of kidnapping a 5-year-old right from inside her own school heads before the jury and the court. we'll have that story coming up. >>> i'm katy zachry live in center city. we are talking about philadelphia's little league team, the taney dragons. coming up after th

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he's live from pebble beach. show us all of this. we love the story, adam. >> reporter: i wish i had the income that would go with coming here so many years to buy something. we spoke to the head of that auction house before i tell you about why this car may be a better buy, liz, another ferrari. we spoke with james knight and here's what he said about the popularity of ferrari. >> ferrari is top of the pyramid and at the food chain. if you look at italian sports cars, if you can't afford the ferrari, you go for the comparable lamborghini or maserati or alfa romeo or english cars astin martin, it's all about budget, people have a fair amount of money to spend and the cars they fancy have gone beyond reach, they have to refocus. it brings those cars up too. >> reporter: so, liz, if you don't have 38.1 million to ferr. how about this? they made two of these, the 1966, 365 berlinetta especial. it could fetch about 20 million. the driver's in the middle, the wife is in this seat and the mistress is on the other side. the wife is sleeping

baker, but a pebble in the pond.ou're nothing but poor white trash." >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other d.o.c. facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have

pebble beach, best known for its championship golf course.frank is there today with some very different types of drives. and robert, the price tag on those is almost as high as we've just been talking about. >> yeah. actually, these things look cheap compared to that penthouse. but a ferrari last night sold for, well, we're not going to tell you quite yet. but it became the most expensive car ever sold at auction. we're going to tell you how much. and we're going to look at whether these ferrari prices are going to continue. and we'll tell you what jay leno said about investing in stocks versus ferraris, coming up after the break. in india we have 400 million people who don't have electricity and i just figured that it's time i do something about it. what we're doing right now, along with ibm, is to actually transfer data through a satellite from our wind farms directly onto the cloud. i think we could create a far more efficient system across the whole network where we could actually draw down different kinds of energy based on when it's nee

with cocoa pebbles 'cause i'm the president and i can do whatever i want." [ laughter and applause ]r announcement. >> steve: that's a minor announcement. >> jimmy: a few minor announcements like this one here, "nobody likes the white crayon in the box, but as soon as you get some dark construction paper, boom, star of the show." [ laughter and applause ] you like that? >> steve: it's an announcement. it's minor. >> jimmy: here's another one. "the best superhero is batman because he just uses brains and working out to fight crime. let's stop debating this and get to work." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i mean, these are minor. >> steve: minor. >> jimmy: finally, there's, "put on my socks this morning and then accidentally stepped in some water, but i had no more clean socks, so i've been wearing wet socks all morning. f-m-l." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: f-m-l. >> jimmy: i hate when that happens. f-m-l. >> steve: f-m-l is what the minor announcement was for the president. >> jimmy: the president said f-m-l. that's right. >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimm

you remember when tiger won the open in 2000 in pebble by 15 shots, everybody said, it's a runaway. if pinier wins, he has a low rating. tiger wins by 15 shots, they don't care, people see perfection. i walked with him that day, it was perfection. >> charlie: it's the master class. >> it really was, he's in a different league. but with the current media and social media and watching players like bubba watson and ian coulter and these guy develop their cadre of fans, ricky fowler -- >> charlie: do you have a guess as to who will win? >> i think he's in great position to beat sneed's record. i worry a little bit about the 18, not that he's not going to be in a winning mode, but you only get four shots a year. he's 38. he wouldn't want to hear me say this, but -- so i worry about that. but he's got it in him because, you know, he beat five great fields last year, he just didn't happen to pull it off. he's at augusta and hits the stick -- >> charlie: right, exactly. and had he missed the stick, he probably wins the golf tournament. >> charlie: right. s>> so we'll see. >> charlie: marchi

a little bit of pebble layers here. and then, wow, look at this. this is all beautifully laminated and striated. so, from here right up to there is an interval in which you can see all this delicate, little lamination. so, this wasn't deposited underneath ice. this had to have been deposited underneath water. but if you look closely, there are stones that are scattered all through here. there's a big one. oh, there's a beauty right over there. look at this one. here's a round stone of granite. another little one there. there's one. and they're just sitting in this fine, laminated silt and mud. okay, so this finely laminated stuff must have been deposited just by slow settling in very calm water -- a fine-grain material. and so the problem is, how do these outsized stones get there? and the almost only way you could imagine these stones coming is from having been floating in ice. and then as the ice melts, the stones drop down out of the icebergs and, plunk, plop down on the seafloor. and so this interval here represents a retreat of the ice. narrat

, it's when the ripples start to come back to where you threw the pebble in that is most interesting you leave the you thinking aboe civil rights movement as you read about the marches and what was happening in mississippi, in selma, montgomery, on the march on washington in '63? how did you take it? >> i've always rooted for the underdog. i've always had a sense of what was fair. i think being english is very different than being american. from this point of view. when i was born, world war ii still had several years to go. it was a part of your daily truth that you did not know whether your house was going to be there tomorrow. you didn't know whether your friends were going to be alive. and i think that when you're brought up in that kind of an environment, you have a very different attitude towards -- well, what we're doing in america now with all these preemptive wars. i think that god forbid, had, you know, new york or los angeles or chicago or austin been bombed like england and europe was bombed, you know, and almost bombed out of existence, i think you have a different attit

i didn't mean -- miller won a tournament, he won pebble beach. way tiger and these guys swing now, tiger is 50% older than rory. >> that's right. and you've got knees, back. you've got back and you've got, as we know, the small neshs involved with putting on the six and seven-footers. rory putting on six and seven-footers, tiger does not putt like that any more. >> i have to imagine that tiger is going to be around for a long time. >> do you think he will win more majors? >> i think he will. i throughoutly think he will. >> did you have a better chance of beatinging paul trekker? >> he has -- >> the last four could be bigger than rory's next ten. here is the thing. take that thought, right? and that is what may save the game of golf. golf has been in this second ewe layer state of decline. >> here is the interesting part. we spoke to rory and mikey golf president cindy davis about this last night about the idea that with golf, maybe there is a chance that golf is going to be around for a while and its demise, like you said, joe, has been grossly

this announcement can, pebble beach. place where the wealthiest collectors in the world gather to show off their favorite vehicles as well as buy and sell them. as result, a place where records are broken for prices paid. this year, a record tally of more than $350 million in sales over just six days. joining me now, someone who is at the event, motoring department specialist at bonhams , the auction house that sold the ferrari gto for more than $38 million last week. tell me first off about the show this year. it is exciting i'm sure every year, but what were some of the highlights? >> it was a big year this year for us. it is always a big year for the collector market, a big place for the collector car market in general. augustine cartmell is were the largest volume of cars trades hands ever in the world. this year was especially important with sales of the ferrari gto we had that set a world record for the most viable car ever offered at auction -- valuable car ever offered at auction. >> what is it about the ferrari

well i'm just saying you can't save people from themselves the media the pebble what they want you have to give them what they want or you're going to be out of business george last word before the break well no i mean i really don't think that we i really don't think we should be in the business of catering to the lowest common denominator because then i mean the you know let's just have it will just tabloid newspapers everywhere let's just have you know or you know let's have nothing but sex and scandals i mean that's already i don't know you know saying no where will you go that was doing break it's like after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the media environment stay with us. leave the place with. that nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill and exchange for this deal with the cia devil the u.s. economy would never end we were told we could lead lives to balance school. see without cost. i've got news for you the portrait of on call center has been hit in the basement of fort knox behind the barbarous rel

. >>> robert frank is there in pebble beach. >> this is actually the first goldwing that mercedes ever produced. we god to take it out for a test drive. whoa, look at that. just by moving they hinges, they started a revolution, didn't they if. >> they really did. in a process they -- is this car as fun to drive? >> everybody bit as much fun to drive. >> this is really tight. this is a -- every bit a sports car. >> what did you think -- pull ultimate -- and like nothing anyone had ever seen. these cars have always been -- >> yeah. >> and, you know, tyler, this car actually sold for $11,000 in 1954, now will sell for up to 4.5 million. and around the world everyone wants these. >> absolutely beautiful. that does it for us. >> and thank you both, very much. we'll provide you the latest on ukraine. and we'll have -- bill gross is here. we'll ask about the treasury and stock markets, and money moves for you. we'll have plenty of actionable advice. "street signs" will begin with mandy drury and myself after this short break. don't go anywhere. a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got m

we introduced it at pebble beach last weekend and we started in order bank, taking orders.e can call us on our 800-number or on saleen.com to actually look at, to get in touch with us to place an order. >> you will let us know if elon musk order is one of the new model ss. steve saleen joining us. the professional golfer tiger woods has fired his coach. i am joined by michael. what is this about tiger woods getting rid of his coach? it boils down to -- for the last four years, he has worked with sean foley, before that it was hank haney. and haney fired tiger woods now tiger woods is ending his relationship with sean foley. one thing stands out, tiger woods has not added to his total of major beak there is -- total victories. now you can point to the fact that tiger has been injured a lot. that is not necessarily sean foley's fault but today he made the announcement. he is taking the rest of the season off and he took today to take the time to say he is taking off without his coach. he had said he won't know who is his next coach will be. >> what will the code to do or not

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, it's when the ripples start to come back to where you threw the pebble in that is most interestingow did you take it? >> i've always rooted for the underdog. i've always had a sense of what was fair. i think being english is very different than being american. from this point of view. when i was born, world war ii still had several years to go. it was a part of your daily truth that you did not know whether your house was going to be there tomorrow. you didn't know whether your friends were going to be alive. and i think that when you're brought up in that kind of an environment, you have a very different attitude towards -- well, what we're doing in america now with all these preemptive wars. i think that god forbid, had, you know, new york or los angeles or chicago or austin been bombed like england and europe was bombed, you know, and almost bombed out of existence, i think you have a different attitude towards war. war is insane. as we all know. there has to be a better way of dealing with our fellow human beings other than immediately going for your gun. i do realize in many w

the ripples start to come back to where you threw the pebble in that it's most interesting.e the hollys. what were you thinking about the syl righ civil rights movement? what was going through your mind when you read about the march on washington in '63? how did you take it? >> i've always rooted for the underdog. i've always had a sense of what was fair. i think being english is very different than being american from this point of view. when i was born, world war ii still had several years to go. and it was a part of your daily truth that you did not know whether your house was going to be there tomorrow. you didn't know whether your friends were going to be alive. and i think that when you're brought up in that kind of environment, you have a very different attitude towards, well, what we're doing in america now with all these preemptive wars. god forbid, had new york or los angeles or chicago or austin been bombed like england and europe was bombed and almost bombed out of existence, i think you have a different attitude towards war. war is insane, as we all know. [appla

i are seeing kids respond -- will never forget the visual of my head -- we opened at pebble beach, went and bought a nine hole facility. we went out there to open it up, there were 350 kids in crisp white t-shirts, lined up to take advantage of the first time they had ever had an opportunity to get into golf. we know the interest is there and we know it is at a level that the kids will take the time. you still have to get the game to them. it is an ongoing problem but we feel good about it. >> here's a hypothetical. the masters. you've got the final four. tiger and phil. in ratings will be up by about 10%, 15%? >> tiger being in the tournament drives the rating. if he is making a cut and is there on the weekend, he is a sport,-- unique in the like palmer. people want to watch him whether he's winning or losing just because they love to watch them. n 8 times.times -- wo that, whichdoing now is almost 20, people like watching tiger -- she is mythical. -- he is mythical. it increases. openber when tiger won the by 15 shots, everybody said, it is a runaway. morgan wins the open by eight or

baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life, i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes that i made. and i see the young people that's here at this prison and i hear all the stories because i listen and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance, whether it's five years, ten years or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going to get it. i'm going to die right here. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil. but see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me, i'm living it. i'm living it. >> when it comes to serving hard time, white trash baker is hardly alone. >> me, myself, i got 35 to life. i'm here on a three strikes case. in the mid-'80s i had a burglary and attempted burglary. i did four years for it. those are strike one and strike two. in 1996, i caught a drug charge, a methamphetamine charge, i fell under the calif

charles: for the last two years it's been a big movement demonizing pebbles. it is great that people are more accepting i have two cats and two kids. charles: they certainly bark. all right,. >> i'm not going to take a dog out six times a day come i can't do that. gary: charles: we have to stay that this is the last night for kate on the show. charles: i've loved working with all of you. this was such a fantastic opportunity. thank you charles and everyone at fox business. i love you guys, you are awesome. >> thank you, we are going to miss you. thank you for everyone for joining us tonight. and thank you are for watching us each night. we will be here tomorrow night making some money. it's all about making money and up next, the man who knows how to handle it all the right way. he will take world events and the market and puts it in a pot and boils it down and he gives it to you straight on fox business ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. we have a lot to cover tonight. the president stepping forward to lead the fight against the terrorists group islamic state

and if it does, it's going to make stories like jackie robinson and michael sams like pebbles in the ocean, a woman kicking butt in major league baseball, and i hope that i live to see the day. >> she's already an inspiration, and dave, good to see you. thanks. that's all for now, but the conversation continues on our website. see us on gobble plus, and twitter, aj consider this, and follow me on twitter at a mora tv. see you next time. >> day 11 in ferguson. overnight clashes and dozens of protesters. and the efforts to get food to the elderly who are too afraid to go out. we'll tell but what's being done

, it's when the ripples start to come back to where you threw the pebble in that is most interesting this point of view.diwu8f#r when i was born, world war ii still had several years to go. and it was a part of your daily truth that you did not know whether your house was going to be there tomorrow. you didn't know whether your friends were going to be alive. and i think that when you're brought up in that kind of environment, you have a very different attitude towards, well, what we're doing in america now with all these preemptive wars. god forbid, had new york or los angeles or chicago or austin been bombed like england and europe was bombed and almost bombed out of existence, i think you have a different attitude towards war. war is insane, as we all know. [applause] >> there has to be a better way of dealing with our fellow human beings than immediately going for your gun. i do realize that in many ways this is the wild west, you know. but to me, people like the nra and the pharmaceutical industry and the tobacco industry, they're all going to be seen as major criminals within 5

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you're at pebble beach. i just have to ask a question, thomas.believe it, joe. it's vacation time. >> the president can deny it, you will not. it is even no nongolfers, you are in one of the most beautiful parts of the country. so let's talk about your interview with president obama. absolutely fascinating, especially if you team it up with jeffrey goldberg's interview with hillary clinton. there's a lot of back and forth going on here where hillary is attacking the president for not doing enough in syria. tell us what the president told you about hillary's view that if we had gotten into syria earlier, then things would have been better. what did he call that? >> well, he made a couple of points. he wasn't specifically responding to her. but that, number one, that it was a fantasy to believe that the kind of barely organized opposition there, which was largely professional, secular, middle class people, at the end of the day armed or not would have stood up against an assad regime backed by russia, backed by iran and supported by hezbollah. back

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there's an inverse lot here and that is earth gets pelted all the time as you know by everything from pebbles to boulders to larger rocks and so on. we are constantly being hit by any of the so-called near earth objects. the chances of the big one coming along which would be a planet killer are very remote. they think the next time will be in about 100 years and by that time we should be prepared to do something about it. as i say it is the smaller ones that will ruin your day. they can take out large tracks of area and it has happened judging by the number of impact craters on this planet if this happened well over 130 times. >> host: of course it could be happening in the next minute and we wouldn't know necessarily. >> guest: that's right. >> host: so i read in the book that getting killed by an asteroid is a little bit less probable than dying in an airplane crash. is that a fair statement? >> guest: that is absolutely right. as i say it's the inverse law. the chances are very remote but if it happens it can be devastating. >> host: so i would guess one result of this program so far findi

and if it does, it's going to make stories like jackie robinson and michael sams like pebbles in thean, a woman kicking butt in major league baseball, and i hope that i live to see the day. >> she's already an inspiration, and dave, good to see you. thanks. that's all for now, but the conversation continues on our website. see us on gobble plus, and twitter, aj consider this, and follow me on twitter at a mora tv. see you next time. >> every saturday, al jazeera america brings you controversial... >> both parties are owned by the corporations. >> ..entertaining >> it's fun to play with ideas. >> ...thought provoking >> get your damn education. >> ...surprising >> oh, absolutely! >> ...exclusive one-on-one interviews with the most interesting people of our time. >> you're listening because you want to see what's going to happen. >> i want to know what works what do you know works? >> conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> talk to al jazeera. >> only on al jazeera america. >> oh my!

i've found a couple of pebbles but that's it. >> carry on digging. >> thanks. >> reporter: there's onein the distance with a metal detector. we've had a few here this morning to try and level the playing field. the organizers have buried small metal washers in the sand as well to try and confuse the metal detectors so they don't get unfair advantage. it's part of public art and unusual art form as well i suppose. you're using this tool of best use. what's your technique? >> just luck. >> reporter: how long have you been down here this morning? >> since about half eight. >> reporter: good couple of hours? >> yeah. >> reporter: if you find one, will you keep it secret? will you tell us? >> i'll tell people. otherwise people won't believe it. it would be nice to know it exists. good project. >> reporter: let's hope it's not a hoax. >> definitely. >> if we don't hear from john again, we'll know why. get in touch with me on twitter. would love to hear from you. thanks for joining me here on "gmt." i missed so many workouts, my treadmill started to dress better than i did. the problem was th

the cooler knocks the pebble smart watch off as the most funded kickstarter campaign of all time. know the details, the keeler has raised more than $10 million, with a support of almost 49,000 backers. the kickstarter campaign end friday. those who pledged at least $165 will get one of the coolers. deliveries are expected to start in february of next year. i don't know how they came up with 165. fairly random. at least 99 for 99. adam: we asked you on facebook and twitter what your dream classic car would be. steve on facebook told us his favorite is the 63 corvette stingray, split window coupe. good luck getting your hands on those. >> marco said, 1957 ford thunderbird. adam: wayne wants a 164 thunderbird convertible. studebaker, convertible. had one. shouldn't have sold it. >> gerri willis is here. you will tell us your dream car. you're looking how consumers could be affected by some reports of this potential hack attack on jpm. gerri: deirdre and adam, thanks for that. russian hackers attacking jpmorgan chase. we'll tell you what they got away with. also coming today on the sh

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