now fox and piper will talk to him to get his side of the story. >> i didn't do it.e was talking about getting [ bleep ] all day long, about bombing us, you know. >> did he say anything to you? you didn't get him before he got you? >> no. you can ask them guys that were in there. he's been in there all morning. i think the guy wants to check in. >> all right. that's all we needed to know then. >> all right. >> hey, you [ bleep ]. you fat little [ bleep ]. >> he's getting that [ bleep ] back in spades. i'm going to make it extra thick, man. it's going to be extra thick and full of [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to get you good tomorrow. it's on. it's on now, miera. that's a felony, by the way, you dumb [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ] bomb another prisoner nowadays, it's a felony. >> piper and fox both suspect miera is telling the truth but still piper talks to some of his other neighbors. >> this guy, he said he cannot go to gp for some apparent reason, you know and that he's going to do whatever he has to do to stay in here. >> all right, man. all right. >> correctional staff soon

we have a new piper this -- yes. yes, thank you. [applause] year,e a new piper this ray built her -- bilter. our piper we had the last few years has injured his hand. i do not know if he will be able to continue. what i thought ray did a magnificent job. if he can continue with us, great. and we will have two more scottish piper is a little bit later. if they want to come back, i will be glad for them to. he will hear them later. -- you will hear them later. anyway, i do want to make note of the people that have helped us a lot in this service. the arlington people that have been over backwards. we have already mentioned steve. we could not do this ourselves, melanie and me. our next -- it says in the program that the next speaker will be fbi director james komi. there are things that changed in this program. he is out of town. he sends his regrets. unavoidable thing that happened after the program had been printed. anyway, he is not here. but i get to introduce our next speaker, who is the head of the tsa. and he is a wonderful man

we have a new piper this -- yes. yes, thank you.a new piper this year, ray built her -- bilter. our piper we had the last few years has injured his hand. i do not know if he will be able to continue. what i thought ray did a magnificent job. if he can continue with us, great. and we will have two more scottish piper is a little bit later. if they want to come back, i will be glad for them to. you will hear them later. anyway, i do want to make note of the people that have helped us a lot in this service. the arlington people that have been over backwards. we have already mentioned steve. we could not do this ourselves, melanie and me. our next -- it says in the program that the next speaker will be fbi director james komi. there are things that changed in this program. he is out of town. he sends his regrets. that was an unavoidable thing that happened after the program had been printed. anyway, he is not here. but i get to introduce our next speaker, who is the head of the tsa. and he is a wonderful man that has been coming for the

. >> peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers peter piper -- >> just when you thought you had mastered it, peter piper has been replaced. >> easy. >> so this is the world's most difficult tongue twister. have a go. >> very good. now do it ten times quickly. >> pad kid poor curb cold -- [laughter] >> pad kid. >> researchers say our response to tongue twisters shed light on the brains speech planning processes. pretty poor in my case, apparently. >> but i am comforted that other nationalities like the japanese have tricky tongue twisters of their own. >> again. >> they will not be ready until mid april. eight of the 12 stadiums will not be ready for the december 31st target date. >> the stadium will be ready in mid april. 14-15, so april of next year. we believe that it is -- it's again question of trust that it will be done. for the time being, there is no plan b. >> certainly now and 2007 italian winner has been banned from the sport for life, following a third doping offense. 37-year-old italian tested positive for the blood boost err epo in a surprise 10 in april, five days before th

while lieutenant piper was very quiet.e tough. >> you speaking? you're saying something. don't. >> and sometimes he had a very dry sense of humor. >> stay away from the ice cream. >> one of the men's specific duties was to gather intelligence on the prison's various gangs. >> we're probably unique in how we deal with the gangs out here. we've accepted the fact that there are going to be gangs and there's nothing we can do about it. so, we try to control what they do. and we use the leaders a lot to control that. and they know if there's problems out here they can come to us and not be a snitch. >> how? how is that possible? >> part is the clout that they carry. out on the yard, there's not hardly anybody out there that's going to walk up to a leader and call him a snitch. that's part of it. the part of it is the rapport we build over the years with them. they trust us and in turn we trust them somewhat. >> one of the gang members the officers cultivated a relationship with was tommy holloman. >> these guys, they know every

we have a new piper this -- yes. yes, thank you.ause] we have a new piper this year, ray bilter. our piper we had the last few years has injured his hand. i do not know if he will be able to continue. but i thought ray did a magnificent job. if he can continue with us, great. and we will have two more scottish pipers a little bit later. if they want to come back, i will be glad for them to. you will hear them later. anyway, i do want to make note of the people that have helped us a lot in this service. the arlington people that have bent over backwards. we have already mentioned steve. we could not do this ourselves, melanie and me. our next -- it says in the program that the next speaker will be fbi director james komi. there are things that changed in this program. he is out of town. he sends his regrets. that was an unavoidable thing that happened after the program had been printed. anyway, he is not here. but i get to introduce our next speaker, who is the head of the tsa. and he is a wonderful man that has been coming for the l

there is piper ridge. this is remote, ruggedture rain.rom our partnership with abc news. you can see the edge of this house. people have been evacuated and 15 home s have been destroyed including the home of the fire chief. cal fire and the forest service is in the area. there are 4 tankers and hot shot crews on the blaze. people have been forced from their homes. the cause is under investigation. charles clifford, kron4news. >> reporter: there was an unseasonably warm day in concord, 65-degrees. half moon bay was upper 60s. the 10th straight day we have seen where wood burning is not allowed. the only thing that can knock it out will be a storm system. we will see one mid-week. we have high cloud coverage streaming over the bay area. here is the core of the storm offshore. it is from the south moving to the north. the storm track is well to the north of us right over the bay area right into the week. we have a chance of rain. we have mild conditions. it will be chilly. portions of the north bay and the delta. we have inland valleys. anot

we have a new piper this -- yes. yes, thank you.s year, ray bilter. our piper we had the last few years has injured his hand. i do not know if he will be able to continue. but i thought ray did a magnificent job. we will have scottish pipers a little bit later. if they want to come back, i will be glad for them to. you will hear them later. anyway, i do want to make note of the people that have helped us a lot in this service. the arlington people that have been over backwards. we have already mentioned steve. we could not do this ourselves, melanie and me. our next -- it says in the program that the next speaker will be fbi director james komi. there are things that changed in this program. he is out of town. he sends his regrets. that was an unavoidable thing that happened after the program had been printed. anyway, he is not here. but i get to introduce our next speaker, who is the head of the tsa. and he is a wonderful man that has been coming for the last -- i don't know. three or four years, maybe. he has been the tsa administ

we have a new piper this -- yes. yes, thank you. [applause] we have a new piper this

. >> lieutenants piper and fox have decided to question laudone again.irst, laudone asks to speak to piper alone. >> i'm feeling that nobody is on my side. i understand the predicament i put myself in. at the time i thought i did the right thing going to the officers and laying it all out there. >> and pointing out the shot caller? >> right. >> and the shot caller never put hands on you? >> no. >> and you thought that was correct? >> at the time, yes. i mean, because, you know -- >> you've got to know number, dude. you know that's never correct. especially if he didn't put hands on you. here's what we're going to do. we're going to go take a walk. we're going to go talk to lieutenant fox. >> okay. >> okay? >> he's going to be mad. >> you think? >> probably. >> how come? >> i don't know. maybe waste of his time. >> i'm not believing a word you have to say. i mean, nothing corroborates with cameras. nothing corroborates with the canteen. i pulled the canteen. you're talking about you're giving them guys a $25 sack every month. well, them guys order way mor

take a look. ♪ 2 lords aleaping >> 11 pipers piper. >> ten lords a leaping nine ladies dancing, eightlden rings >> that's not fair. >> "12 degrees of christmas" it's called. pretty entertaining stuff. happy holidays kevin bacon and celebs. >> very cool. nice. >>> moving on the this. mariah carey made an appearance on "watch what happens live" with andy cohen last weekend. and a call er called in and had an kind of innocent question. she said, "do you guys plan to more children," and mariah carey in her mariah carey-esque way, gave this answer. >> if nick could have the babies himself, maybe. yeah, bring them on. we love kids. anyone who has carried twins it is a totally different experience to carry twins. >> i didn't hear a word she is saying. i was looking at her leather -- why is she wearing leather gloves? >> she is a diva. she can do whatever she wants. >> she a diva. >> i'm not looking at the gloves if you know what i am saying. [ boing ] >> there you go. >> i agree if the guys could pick up with carrying the work. i think there would be a whole lot more babies. >> the way it is

next seven days, friday we pay the piper, but it will still be warm. 60s for a high.some rain and showers and  bright but brisk on saturday, 50, and redskins in town. we have the ravens in town. we could see a mixture of rain. highs holding in the 30s. sunshine on monday, but chilly. highs back near 50. we'll be back right af the pain started up the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. when i had shingles the music stopped. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: thvie enronment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels

next seven days, we pay the piper on friday, some showers and rain. nice on saturday. temperatures around 50. and then we got the redskins in town. the ravens in town. we could see a mixed good, cold, cold rain. highs in the 30s and shine on monday with highs near 50. >> hold own. we're going up and down. >> roller coaster. >> all right, let's get to jan jeffcoat. she is in the newsroom with what is ahead at 7:00. hey jan. >> derek, tonight in your only local news at 7:00, a lesson from autocorrect. plus, word of more delays for the silver line and do you trust the people around you? how we're becoming a nation of distrusters. tonight at 7:00. and also want to take this moment to remind you how easy it is to help needy kids and families this holiday season with the click of a button. you can give a gift, donate, or send a holiday message from anywhere with our wusa9 joy drive. we have some incredible feedback already. she wrote, this should be nationwide. hope other metro areas pick up on this. and i do, too, diana. between now and mid december, log on to wusa9.com/giv

we're using a nice maris piper, mid-size, so it goes through the food processor really easily.he potatoes in, keeping the pressure on, and they'll slice beautifully in about 10 seconds. in a matter of seconds, wafer thin, really, really nice, and that's what we want. so, get this in and top it off with boiling water from the kettle, and that will be boiling and cooking straightaway. give it a season of salt, lid on top. we'll cook that for about four minutes just to take the rawness out of the potatoes. in that time, get yourself two or three nice mid-size white onions. just get the tip of the knife under the skin. we'll just peel it like that. if your onions are big, just use two of them. so, in with the onions. all right, all those through. okay, so, now, notice i've got a tray on here. we're going to go into this tray with a little bit of olive oil, just a couple of tablespoons, and i'm going to use half a little cube of organic chicken stock cube. that's going to act as a seasoning and also just get that chicken flavor really going, and we're going to start frying these off

for the last couple of weeks with her blackstone was the for a piper here transaction.tinue to be publicly traded. there will be a lot less of them. they will take it from blackstone and repurchase some of the shares. what this amounts to is a vote of confidence. investors have been losing confidence because it has not been able to innovate away from what we're seeing right now. classic clogs are durable but are losing a following. also stepping down. any sense of what will happen then? like this was a prerequisite for blackstone making the investments. findre going to have to something very quickly. they do not want a vacuum in leadership. blackstone will have a lot to say in who that person is. what blackstone is really betting on is asia. at the end of the day, about 40% of the revenues come from asia. they think they can get bigger and more important. the brand is still niche small, more of a lifestyle brand. a bit of aill desperation move for any company. it is not like they need the capital. they have $250 million in cash. this money is not going to fund anything

piper are warning to be barry aware of the surroundings especially on around people. >> reporter: if you have any information you are asked to call the vallejo police department accurate >> pam: changes in our forecast.are on the way tonight. changes that will bring very cold temperatures. our chief meterologist jacqueline bennett is live in our weather center with a first look at what's ahead. jacqueline? >> jacqueline: and may not look like much uc a lot of the snow and rain which is to the east of the us but the main front associated with the system is draping across northern california. here it is we will see some light approaching us as know as well. but the main impact of the storm is cold a blast of cold arctic air clear it >> jacqueline: the main impact will be the cold. struggling to get into the 50s. we are in from some we are in for some frigid air. in a freeze watch has already been issued. i will tell you more coming up. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: a new report from the california department of water resources says. the golden state could be facing a third straigh

e-commerce site piper line opened a soho, new york location in 2012 and mensa parl startup has six shopst least two more in the works. other sites like bobble bar invested in pop-up stores in major cities. >> consumers will never going to do all their shopping on liechblt they're not going to do it all off line. the best brands that are focused on offering the best possible customer experience are going to have a presence in both channels. >> problem is, opening a store takes money and planning. in the beginning this was not the focus of warby parker. they did it on the fly inviting people to neal's apartment and laying frames out on the dining room table. today things are much different with a solid success story, thaech opened two brick and mortar stores with more on the way. the crown jewel, their 2,000 square foot flagship store on one of the most coveted blocks in new york city. >> we thought having a flagship store here in soho would strengthen the brand and add gravitas to it. it would help us perhaps reach customers that were reluctant to buy online. >> calling it a store does no

to come full circle as how they follow the pied piper, look what happened yesterday when congressmanrted talking about impeachment. now there is a kifl war going on because the leadership doesn't want them to go that far. what happens then? the same happens in 1998. it turns out. >> it turns away voters. >> it turns up the voters. >> there you go. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> coming up, a republican governor said what about climate change? you have to hear this to believe it. bl people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space. we repaid every dollar america lent us. and gave america back a profit. we're he

host of us remember this one: piper picked a pep of pickled pepper, a peckled... . >> we're going to hit. >>>. >>> a massive storm assaulting the nation's midsection. below zero temperatures, heavy snow and thick ice are threatening people and power supplies. [ chants ] >> a slowdown at fast food restaurants, workers hitting the p pickett lines demanding higher wages. >> millions of passwords sfln from facebook and google. >> coming out after spending a career in the closet. two years

that guy was key because he helped his attorney be the pied piper in the neighbourhood. he was charged at the end with 100 counts of being found in possession. he thought he was working for the - a legitimate store. in fact, he tried to reach out to the a.t.f. after he was arrested, thinking they were his employer, and they'd bail him out. that's how mentally diminished the individual is. >> according to robert schmitt he said: >> what is your response, the a.t.f. said it was doing it's job, trying to keep the streets safe. >> they issued a statement out of washington to the same effect. what our questions were they didn't answer. they were talking about their policy, but we are looking at how did it play out. if your goal is to keep guns off the street, why did you leave a felon to shop the shotgun, because it brings a higher penalty, and in terms of looking at the numbers, if you talk to former federal prosecutors, they say that this is not what the federal system is for. it's for large, you know, gang take-downs and kingpins of that nature. one individual said if indi

if your true love from to give you to you 12 drummers drum, 11 pipers piping and so on, your true love would be broke $27,000 broke. that's up 8% over last year's costs according to the p&c christmas price index. you ask people to look this stuff up. if your true love from to buy. all: the items in -- all the items in august. $115,000 - you'd have to declare bankruptcy. that's way above inflation. over the 30 years the index was calculated it averaged the same as the u.s. inflation rate. what is responsible for the jump in prices? union costs. the eight maids amilking or nine laties dancing are more expensive because you have to pay the performers more. two turtle doves run you the same as last year. who knew there was a market for turtle doves. from the 12 days of christmas, let's move on to black friday, cyber monday and small business saturday. how did they pop up. the term black friday was coined by philadelphia police, they hated the heavy traffic and pushy shoppers and hoped it would give shoppers a reason to avoid stores - it didn't work. american express started small business

he helped be the pied piper in the neighborhood. he helped set up 50 people and then was charged at the end with more than 100 counts of being a felon in possession, but he thought he was working for a legitimate tore. he tried to reach out to the a.t.f., not realizing who they were after he was arrested, thinking that they were his employer and they were going to bail him out, that's how, you know, mentally diminished you this individual is. >> according to a.t.f. spokesman robert schmidt whom we asked for comment, he said: >> what's your response to that? the a.t.f. says it was just doing its job, trying to keep the streets safe. >> they also issued a statement out of washington to the same effect. what our questions were, they did not answer. what they're talking about is their overall policy, but what we're looking at is how did it play out. if your goal is to keep the guns off the street, why did you let a felon leave the store, telling him to saw off the shotgun because it brings a higher penalty and even telling what kind of

david piper on breaking news out of bangkok, thailand today. martha. martha: there are big problems with the controversial nuclear deal that was struck with iran. the talks have hit a brick wall on thursday in geneva after the obama administration said it was freezing assets of more than a dozen companies accused of evading sanctions already in place. the treasury department said some of those countries are helping to build tehran's nuclear program. bill: shocker. 10 minutes past. shocking revelation about american believed missing in iran for six years. his possible connection to the cia after years of denial and whom he may have been really working for there. martha: plus this morning. a court handing down its ruling on a cross that stood on public land for decades and has been the center of huge litigation for years. what this means for the cross' future. bill: also president obama getting on award he will probably not want to put in his trophy case. remember this time and again? >> if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your he

police cars fire trucks, bag pipers, helicopters and finally, the guest of army ranger brent hernandezghters. hundreds turned out on the flag-lined streets to welcome the family home. he was lucky to be here at all. back in april, 2010 he is part of a group of special operations soldiers on a mission in afghanistan. their ospry crashed. four were killed and brett was wounded with massive internal injuries during long recovery he caught attention of building homes for heros founder. >> he's a great guy. almost didn't survive the crash. he showed so much courage on the field of battle and also, on the field of recovery. >> likewise, katie the same. they have two beautiful girls. >> the group got going gifting a renovating, mortgage-free home in naples, florida. >> it's a year's worth of work in planning. we've hooked up with great contractors like manhattan construction that build the bush library. together with many others. >> with help from major sponsors such as hope depot and chase, they worked until the last minute, making the house perfect. the night before the big ceremony, member

slushy sidewalks and roads today and had to maneuver around salt and snowplows and had to put their pipers up so they don't stick to the windshield. you probably do that, too. while a lot of people see trouble when they see snow, others see joy. >> my kids are all psyched. so we'll be sledding this afternoon. >> i could do this all day. i love it. >> every day? >> well, not every day. >> as san turner said he's a native new yorker, so this is his kind of weather. >> most children in our region got to enjoy a day off of school, and the snow that fell today was perfect snow for building a snowman. news 4's pat collins is live with a challenge for all of . >> reporter: this is the official pat collins snow stick. not only can you use it to measure snow, but it also has markings that record all the historic snowstorms we've had in our city over the years. it's a true collector's item and you can have one of your very own. all you have to do is enter the snowman challenge. what you do is make a snowman, take a picture of it. tweet it to @patsnowstick. the best snowman gets the stick. i get a li

sooner over later you have to pay the piper. >> but every day 10,000 more baby boomers become eligibleial sure and medicare and you are on the committee and speak about taking care of the elderly but this is an enormous transfer of wealth to the most affluent age in the country, the elderly who are better off than the young and middle ages people who are paying benefits? >> i've been partial to a means testing. i've always looked at means testing from the standpoint of a fairness. and i said my parents worked hard and they were in a little better shape and i've had other relatives that have needed more assistance and i don't think my parents wouldn't be grudge them to those in need. >> but the programs for the poor is a program because if your means test -- it will look like a program for the poor and the middle class will draw support. have you tried that? >> i've never tried it so i don't know if it will work. >> we have to try something different. >> so the democrats position on this budget, the complaint is in order to get republican votes you could not expend unemployment insuranc

. >> lieutenants andy piper and jim fox investigated shreiber's claim, but concluded it was false. >> he pulled maes out and went in there to do a search and there was no empty containers he could have done that with. >> later, shreiber admitted to our crew the real reason he spit at maes. >> why'd you do it in the first place? >> probably out of boredom. i don't talk to anybody else in here, so i've got to have some kind of entertainment, i guess. something to do. >> coming up -- >> is that all right? >> maybe. >> shreiber continues haranguing staff, while another inmate gets in trouble for trying to get a little too close to staff. >> some people just don't know when these guys are too close and it's too late until it has smashed them over the head and something has gone way wrong. >> is this your first time? stick with innovation. stich stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... th

they bottom overweight rating from piper jaffray. the holiday season of the at love people on wall street say you don't short apple in the fourth quarter. cheryl: especially the holidays. general motors, nicole, pushing further above $40 a share, hitting new all-time high. what is going on with the stock? >> new high for gm, 40.17. the treasury wants to get rid of rest of their stake and moving some of their call centers back to the u.s. david: restaurant stocks are hitting all-time highs. [closing bell ringing] >> domino's pizza and papa john's. all new highs. cheryl: another stock we're watching as the bells ring on this monday. the dow, really talk about that before we get to twitter. dow and s&p and nasdaq eking a gain. we're in the green, david. david: again, it was a lot of, get the feeling, cheryl we're on kind after pause until what happens. whether that lasts whole week we're not sure. there would be other events that transpire that affect it. at least for now, as you know the fed is about to enter its cone of silence they g

costing them more in the wood realm and sales of hardwood and the like and that actually you do have pipernalyst peter keith who is out defending the retailer and actually continues to hold an outperform overweight rating on this company. price target of $135. now year-to-date this year, lumber liquidators is up about 70% but you can see, it came under pressure today. back to you. david: nicole petallides, thank you very much. good to see you, nicole. cheryl: you know the name, toll brothers, the largest u.s. luxury homebuilder, has announced 2013 fourth quarter earnings that beat expectations. what trends are the company seeing in the high-end housing market? david: joining us toll brothers ceo, doug early. thanks for coming in. appreciate it. >> thank you. nice to be here. david: as we mentioned you guys deal with the high-end market particularly here in the northeast. i'm wondering as we're very aware of ticks in interest rates either up or down last couple months, mainly up, is your market immune to the moves in interest rates and how they affect mortgages? >> it is immune. our buy rem

he was like the pied piper. he had this extraordinary ability to bring people along.s is what we have today. people in the rain standing in front of a wall of flowers saying thank you. >> making them feel like they were, indeed, close to him and important to him even if they had never met him. robin. >> and mattered. >> robyn curnow, extraordinary reporting throughout the last few days. great to have you here into it really is the definition of a leader, people who inspire people to follow them. that's exactly what he did for so many. people of all races, faiths, really paying tribute to any son mandela in these days. >> the area outside of mr. mandela's home in johannesburg as we have seen in the last few days become a real gather is place for mourners. there have been cheers, there have been tears and celebrations of his life but also of course, sadness, too. all for the icon who reshaped that country in many ways affected the world. >> christiane amanpour joins us from south africa. give us a global sense. we've been talking about this in a personal way and people

piper jaffrey cut the target. stearn ag cut the target. you get the picture. tough day.o indeed. thank you very much, nicole. have a great weekend. >>> five seconds ago the s&p futures closed. go back to the cme chris gersch, will you see profit-taking on monday or full team ahead? >> no profit-taking here in the last 15 minutes. we actually see an up tick of about half-point on the close. and, as it is settling up right now i think that no one really will hit the bid. so to answer your question, monday, there is more buyers than sellers i think in the market right now for remaining of the year. story of sellers will come next year when we have volume kick into the market. david: monday, dow 17,000. that is my prediction. 1,000 points in a day. they are buying into the weekend. that is good news for the market. thank you, chris. liz: good news came to the u.s. economy today at 8:30 a.m. eastern when it was revealed we saw 203,000 jobs added in september. -- november. unemployment rate dropping to five-year low of 7%. that is latest of series of stronger than expected rep

gene monster at piper jaffray says the deal could mean another 1 million more iphones sold in 2014.he team at rbc he says they think it could add $10 billion to apple's top line and 3 bucks to earnings per share, guys. >> you mentioned no word yet on the pricing so do we have any idea? any estimates out there? what is the potential release date for the ipad? >> yeah. to the pricing question, mandy, in the release we had no pricing information. apple, china mobile saying that information is going to come at a later date. it's an important question because it becomes a question of whether apple might think about maybe aggressively pricing that iphone. say they price it more at the mid end range around $300. that could take it to rivals in china not only samsung but the local players who dominate the markets like lenovo and zte will want to know whether cook is willing to sacrifice margin for market share. we could soon find out. >> thanks very much, josh, on the iphone and china mobile story. supply concerns also another big one there. thanks very much, josh. another big story we're f

piper jaffray says the deal would mean another 17 million more iphones sold in 2014. morgan stanley says the deal could add $10 billion to apple's top line. tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> let's go to jackie deangelis for a quick market flash. >> good afternoon. michael kors biggest loser on the s&p 500 today on a day when we're seeing a lot of green, particularly with some of the retailers, kors down 5% after web bush made comments on inventory issues premarket saying promotions and markdowns are indicating a slower than expected season for the company. the stock trading at $80.45 a show. >> snow and ice the midwest getting hit hard. power out for hundreds of thousands but will it hit the shopping season and what's the forecast like for shoppers and travelers from now until wednesday? find out next as we report here from "power lunch" where it's about 62 degrees in inglewood cliffs. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed do

i've talked to lieutenant piper in intel. and we're not going to make that move. you're not going to be able to house with him. we're not going to keep jumping every time you want something done or threaten us. >> i haven't asked for anything. i've been up there 21 days and haven't asked for anything like that. >> i've received 12 kites from you to move with graham. >> not 12. >> lieutenant higden has received five letters from you. requesting about inmate graham. >> that's an exaggeration. >> i kept them all. >> there's no way there was 12. i sent you more like two or three. >> irregardless. basically, you've been trying to dictate everything since i've been here -- >> ma'am, i'm not trying to. you've got to remember i've never been to seg here, okay? i'm coming off eight years of antidepressants. i've received further bad news from the outside world. it's always something. so it's like it's been just a little tough for me. it's not something i'm used to doing here. >> you're not unique. this is basically said and done. >> this is not something i'm used to doing

balance when they talk about their outrage at that income inequality, are they willing to pay the piperuestion who's the biggest barrier to income inequality and it refers to the top 2% of adults who become rich for part of their lives. they have outside influence on america's economy and politics. they're more liberal than lower income groups on issues like abortion and gay marriage, but when it comes to money, they're wary of any government role to close the gap. they're against extending unemployment benefits, against raising minimum wage, in favor of cutting medicaid and food stamps. you're more of a policy guy than a political guy. is it a policy problem more than a political problem? >> it should be seen as a policy problem. the problem is, because it so closely resembles ideological touchstones like the american dream and retaining the wealth that you earn, it becomes a dogmatic issue and right/left issue. it should be seen as a cut and dry policy issue so when people aren't in school that is a policy challenge when people are less competitive. when people aren't getting jobs tha

first of all, lions gate, estimates and target raised at piper on the back of "the hunger games". >>hey believe it should reaccelerate during december because of international results and raising estimates for "catching fire" and movie called "divergent" target from 45 to 40. 55.17% of upside. >> perkin elmer, some under the radar names, getting a boost. >> an australian bank. upgraded from an outperform to a neutral. the stock is at 40 bucks so she had to do something. about another $12 of upside. >> and stock number three a downgrade for quest diagnostics. >> cut from. they see the stock trading below where it is now, basically don't buy it. sell it if you own it. >> we have stock number four, firm jeron optimistic comments. >> upgraded from a buy to hold. better than expected metal stat datap p it's a drug to treat a bone disorder. their target is 10 bucks so they see nearly a double, stock 5.13. the stock down today but basically a double and -- >> mr. cramer, please. come on. >> even better than usual. >> i didn't get a hug. >> you're a big guy. >> that is from the williston bre

>> senior research analyst at piper jaffray. >> it's ann taylor.eason, but into 2014. this is who you're going to want to own. women are employed. if they're employed, they get to look good. if they're looking good, they're shopping ann taylor. we say it's ann taylor this holiday season. >> what about you? >> i like chico's better. i think their intimate apparel brand is working. it's growing. chico's. i also think white house black market, their other division, looks about as good as a company is going to look right now in the mall for the missing customer which does compete with ann taylor, actually. >> is ann -- this is not my market specialty. let's be clear about that. but is chico's really a direct competitor to ann? chico's always seemed to be -- >> a little older than ann. >> i don't want to call it hippyish. less professional. more of a fun type -- i don't know what the hell i'm saying. >> white house black market is more like ann taylor. it is more wear to work. it does compete directly. i also think the negative i have on ann taylor, i a

with us former ceo of apple, n john sculley, gene monster of piper jaffray, and jon fortt is here.se are sort of bizarre deals to a company that doesn't do a lot of deals. what do you think they're doing? you believe they've got a grand strategy? >> i really like this acquisition because it shows that apple is at lot more than just doing better and better hardware. apple is an end to end systems company and this gives apple a chance to start to show whether it just may have a creative leap in its thoughts down the road. for example, we're looking at big data analytics, very hot area, the ability to do search and indexing of every twitter feed that's happened. we know twitter will be the second screen for television. could be part of apple tv. the ability to tie it in into iad or ibeacon. i think we will shift our focus on apple's value toward the $16 billion revenue of istore and itunes and this fits beautifully into a lot of things they could do that could become disruptive. >> gene, when you look at these acquisitions are they clues? when apple bought au then tech it was criticiz

separately, piper jaffray downgraded them. >> and number one is qualcomm.w ceo just hours after the reports that he was in the running. they have said that he will take the man who'll remain chairman of the company. joining me now is a representative from asset management. at least this our races one level of uncertainty for the market and investors. >> absolutely. i am not the one to trump a good deal. at the end of the day, the market takes this as really good news. less interference on day today trading. there are a lot of markets out there making substantial moves. one was the selloff of the british pound versus the dollar. the other is natural gas futures. they have gone to a one-year high. we saw this last april. >> unemployment benefits are not going to be extended. that is going to hit the economy. does anyone their care? >> the market here does care. why youanother reason will start to see more strain on employment figures. you'll also start to understand the economics on how the job market will sort itself out. >> all right. thank you so much. fro

joining us, steve anderson and from piper jaffray, nicole miller reagan.s going to -- it's one pizzeria, it's a partnership. i mean, when you talk about nation, this is it. is it going to mean anything to chipotle at all in the next year or two? >> not immediately. in fact, they do own another concept called chophouse asian kitchen. it's had minimal impact right now. if there's a way cha chipotle can take over and grow the concept and meld it within the existing food integrity ethic, this is something that a lot of people will watch and could in the long term have a meaningful impact on earnings. >> of course, if we ask the simple question of why pizza, nicole, i guess it's cheap to make. everybody loves it. it really boosts margins when you put it on the menu. is this a good strategy in your mind? >> absolutely. i mean, i think the impact for investors is getting, you know, to see into the future. and that this could be a multiconcept portfolio. just really looking at chipotle not as mexican cuisine, not even as pizza not even as asian, but really for the

piper jaffray companies price tap -- price target on the stock.oducer and distributor of eggs, behind brands like a gland best, reporting an 83% jump in second- quarter earnings, results attributed to lower production costs and increased sales of specialty eggs. number two is twitter, posting their biggest decline on friday since their trading debut in early november. the stock valuation ignited the drop, continuing to fly in the premarket. -- >> number one, cross fit shares surging after announcing that john mccarver will be retiring this spring. blackstone, investing $200 million in the maker of colorful last the cogs. said that they would increase stock repurchases to $350 million. the opening bell is just moments away, but joining us from chicago in the meantime, todd horwitz, the founder of average joe options.com. glad to have you with us. what do you think for today? i think a lot of traders are trying to close out the year without much trouble, right? >> that is right. the next few days -- >>[opening bell] to 30% of at 25% opening volume,

but they are still about 175 million of those customers who pipering those devices -- jaffray has estimatedeal alone could result in 17 million more iphone sales for 2014. it is obviously a big number for them. they have been working on this for a long time. there are different details on why it has taken so much time, but it is a big one. >> does it take a pressure off apple? >> financially, there is no doubt, but there is a sort of question about innovation. if you think about the innovation stories we have highlighted the last few months, whether it is a google class, , it is important for apple to be part of those conversations because they matter to product enthusiasts and they matter to investors as well. it gives you guidance on how well apple is using its cash, where is the staff focusing the future. about thealked exciting things without sharing too many details. it opens the door to conversations like the one you just highlighted, carl icahn young, hey, apple, i love but take those billions and given back to shareholders. ofwants to get value out that with all the cash. jon erlich