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proctor and gamble, the stock yields 3.5%. bond yield only 2.3%. and ibm, whose shares have fallen, yielding 3.8 and bond yield 3.2%. so choosing between the two might be a tough choice, melissa. >> seema, thank you. >>> so let's play what we are calling the ultimate game. ultimate game of would you rather. these five stocks versus bond. so would you rather conoco-phillips stock at 5.5% or the bond at 3.3%? grasso? >> i'm going with c.o.p. stock. i'm going there. only because you paid to wait at this point. so now -- but here is the problem with it. this is why it is a little bit bearish on my assessment. because there is an inverse relationship to price and what the stock yields. that is a good thing. so you are paid more to wait. but you do have that capital depreciation and it is based on crude. i think crude has a bill more room -- a little more room to fall but i would be waiting versus the bond. >> and next up is seaberg, would you rather philip morris stock at 4.8 or -- >> proct or and gamble. i'm proctor and gamble. come on. would you much

june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w

>> we're holders of proctor & gamble at current prices.e think at 20 times earnings and very low top line growth, very low bottom line growth, that's all you get. >> thanks, jim. jim russell with ball and gainer. melissa? >> you probably noticed pretty good news if you filled up at the pump, aaa puts the national average for a gallon of gas at $20.07 and that-- $2.07 and tha cents lower than a week ago. let's bring in economist mark zandi. falling gas prices putting more cash in the consumers pocket. how much more cash and what are they doing with this cash? >> a lot more. about -- they're going to save, the american consumer is going to save about $75 billion this year compared to last year on their gasoline bill, so that's about a half a percent of gdp. so that's a lot of money and they're spending it on lots of different things. partly just driving more so people are willing to drive their car longer distances because it's cheaper to do it. but they're buying cars, vehicle sales are at record highs and then restaurant sales are strong,

adp, proctor & gamble, cmi, starbucks and apple. those are my five. >> let's go to work.ke announced the split tonight i said got to try to get people thinking the netflix could be the nike letter n. starbucks i think it is firing on all cylinders. adp i like because i think it is more of a small to medium business cycle. i like paychecks more than adp. i would put in paychecks. proctor & gamble breakout we have been waiting for and then comens stop buying back stocks. a manufacturer, consumer products, payroll processor, restaurant, retail and apple. remember what i say about apple. own it -- come back. this is more than just a town. this is our home. and small business saturday... is more than just a day. it's our day... to shop small at the places we love... with the people we love. for stuff we can't get anywhere else. and food that tastes like home. because the money we spend here... can help keep our town growing. on small business saturday, let's all shop small. for the neighborhood, the town, the home we love. on november 28th, shop small. and this year, look at w

adp, proctor & gamble, cmi, starbucks and apple. those are my five. >> let's go to work. when nike announced the split tonight i said got to try to get people thinking the netflix could be the nike letter n. starbucks i think it is firing on all cylinders. adp i like because i think it is more of a small to medium business cycle. i like paychecks more than adp. i would put in paychecks. proctor & gamble breakout we have been waiting for and then comens stop buying back stocks. a manufacturer, consumer products, payroll processor, restaurant, retail and apple. remember what i say about apple. own it -- come back. so how ya doing? enough pressure in here for ya? ugh. my sinuses are killing me. yeah...just wait 'til we hit ten thousand feet. i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're new liquid gels. and you're coming with me... wait, what?! you realize i have gold status? do i still get the miles? new mucinex sinus-max liquid gels. dissolves fast to unleash max strength medicine. start the relief. ditch the misery. let'

because our dear ainsleyerhart proctor had a beautiful baby girl.den dubose proctor, at 20 inches, a picture of ainsley and baby hayden and her husband, will. we're so super excited to have this beautiful baby new girl to the fox news family and many blessings to the baby and their families. and also in other news, close friends to the five and the fox news channel. celebrating a birthday on saturday. morgan and marcus latrell, they turn 40 years young. both of you thank you for your service as u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. >> more to come, there's a fox news special on president george h.w. bush you're going to want to see, called "destiny and power" featuring never before heard recordings of 41. his private audio diaries. brit hume hosts the special and here's a clip that features the president in 1993 on bill clinton's inauguration day. >> tried to serve here with no taint of dishonor. no conflict of interest. nothing to sully this beautiful, beautiful place. this job i've been privileged to hold. it's amazing. this is my last day. as president of the uni

lexie will play field hockey lexie is from bedford but a senior at proctor academy. those signings taking place this week as well. all the kids getting ready to go to college. stephanie: congratulations. a big accomplishment. thanks for watching news 9 at 6:00. we continue to follow the developments in paris on world news tonight. adam: abc' s david muir is after this. we' ll see you back here at people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use in the middle of anywher

she says her mom is doing okay and now she proctor hospital to that israel hospital to get doctors to take feeling is she will be okay. a terrible and a rough night wbz news. back to you . >>> stunning new developments overnight in the case of that toddler who vanished from her hamilton home only to be dumped by the roadside hours later. the former babysitter has been charged with kidnapping and assaulting her. they have decided not to use the child's name or picture due to the sensitivity of this case. christina hager has the latest. >>> after searching this used to babysit for the family who lives here and cared for the two-year-old girl who was abducted and found on the side of the road friday.'s police -- police spent friday questioning the 21-year-old who faces a list of charges including breaking and entering, kidnapping and assault and battery. after the girl mysteriously disappeared from her home while her parents slept, she turned up here in raleigh hours later, naked, her head shaved and bleeding as she sat in a poll of leaves. >> pile of leaves. >>> police are the first to

because when we first heard the name, and they said it's hayden dubose proctor. >> dubios was the original pronunciation. it's changed over time. but my grandfather's first cousin, his name was dubios. there's a big lineage in south carolina of family members. and one of my friends from mississippi, it's her middle name and she sent me some information from the heritage in mississippi, as well. so i guess that's where it's from the french huguenots. i guess they settled in the south and we have some family members, and i thought it was beautiful. we both agreed it went really well with hayden. hayden is my middle name from birth so we wanted to use hayden. and if we had a boy we were going to name him after will, which is william bartlett proctor. the girl name was the hardest. it was down to the wire. we were all sitting in the hospital room with all of the grandparents, first grandchild on both sides, and all the grandparents we said, okay, do we like hayden dubios, is this settled? and i know it was kind of a family decision because i wanted everyone to love t

talk to people from proctor and gamble, and other american companies. they are absolutely in love with brazil. they are building their... their business in brazil are going up 30% a year. why? because brazilians are having access... you know, more and more brazilian consumers. >> hinojosa: it's really extraordinary. some of the meat packing industry now... brazil has the largest... is the largest meat packing producer, or one of the largest? >> the largest meat producer. >> hinojosa: meat producer? >> we have... we joke and we say that we have as many people as we have cows. we have 200 million cows in brazil. we are one of the major companies in the meat packing industry in this area. now in the united states is a brazilian company. >> hinojosa: and you have now uncovered vast oil deposits that are extraordinary. >> and this is another challenge, because we are the country that has the best energy matrix on earth. 47% of all energy consumed in brazil comes from renewable sources. >> hinojosa: so let's just say that again, because i think it's important

the bank beat proctors in terms of estimates. -- the bank beat profiteers in terms of estimates.urnaround is right on track. hyde, thankroline you very much. it delivering a better than expected 32% rise in third-quarter profits. bankingeak to our u.k. -- stephen, it is a topline versus online scene. the market seems to be focusing on the top line. stephen: we have cost performance outweighing a drop in revenue. people who have taken a negative view will be worried about the future growth prospect of china. they will be worried about misconduct. loan impairments coming down the line. jonathan: back in april, the domicile question reappeared again. we thought we would have an answer. ?here are we stephen: we're expecting more data. he thought the decision could slip into next year. he said they would provide another update by the end of the year, but really they're leaving us in limbo on where this bank will be located in 10 years time. [no audio] -- emerging-market countries have acute related that, sometime with subsidies like brazil. they are going through a slowdown in china.

june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w

you've thrown in ge, proctor & gamble and gamble and chevron.yesterday but not so much today. hank, the fed, we know, i'm asking everybody this, because it could or could not gyrate the markets if the fed decides to move at end of the december, what could it do to all the names on the screen and everything else out there? >> i think it is priced in already in this way. we're not just going to get our first rate hike in seven or eight years, or even longer. it will be surrounded by dove irlanguage. we'll have confidence we'll have lower rates for longer period of time. it will make these higher-yielding stocks you just mentioned look very attractive relative to the alternatives. liz: my friend, have a lovely thanksgiving. >> same to you. have a great time down at iron bowl. liz: can i tell you, i'm getting real anger thrown at me because of alabama fans because i'm rooting for auburn. my cousin bruce pearl is the basketball coach. it is football. what am i going to do? i'll survive it. great to see you, hank. that will do it for county down to th

his death proctored a massive manhunt two months ago. it all began when lieutenant charles gliniewicz radioed in saying he was in pursuit of three suspicious men. minutes later, police found the officers dead. hundreds of fellow officers attended his funeral, believing he had been murdered. on wednesday, investigators revealed that he staged his own suicide. >> he committed the ultimate betrayal to the citizens he served and his community. erin: he was about to be exposed stealing thousands of dollars police department. digital amnesia. many of us expect our phones to remember everything for us. a survey conducted by a cyber security firm in massachusetts found that 91% of participants treated mobile devices as an extent of their brain. 44% believes their smartphone need to know. >> it is not just phone numbers. like dates, memories. >> the key is for people to ask themselves, what are they offloading from their brain and putting on to their device? look for the appropriate app or piece of software to protect it. sean: 35% of the younges

you also like proctor and gamble, down 17%.king here, is it that they are so beaten down, you like their business models? we have owned enterprise all year. we have owned it as it has gone down, and we like it even more now. we have added to our holdings in it. we are extremely optimistic at this level. 45 consecutive dividend increases quarter over quarter. hundreds of millions of dollars being bought at these prices. the reality is, the space sold off and enterprise became an easy need to sell in response to what was happening across the index. great distributional coverage, growth. we really like enterprise. but we will be patient. proctor and gamble, we can done by the name after -- until after it big selloff. we just think it was a case where they were overdone on the dollar strength being a headwind for the stock. longer-term, very compelling. great dividend growth. a lot of management things going on. strong brand, reorganizing, and we love that name. >> enterprise products, a company in natural gas liquids, with so much

. >> hayden dubois proctor. 7 pounds 13 ounces, 20 inches long. >> it is the first child for ainsleynd husband will. mom baned bee doing great. we are so happy for the family. god bless them for sure. >> the time is 11 minutes from the hour. what caused the streak that caused the southwest stunned. >> two dogs stuck in the storm drain saved the most unlikely people. the pint sized hero that pulled them out. >> the war on christmas has already begun. this holiday season, get ready for mystery. what's in the trunk? nothing. romance. 18 inch alloys. you remembered. family fun. everybody squeeze in. don't block anyone. and non-stop action. noooooooo! it's the event you don't want to miss. it's the season of audi sales event. get up to a $2,500 bonus for highly qualified lessees on select audi models. >> the war on christmas off to aa an early start. holiday cups with no christmas designs. and mall displays with no trees or slays. >> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. or is it? a group of evangelists are saying it isn't. they are checking to see if you are naughty or nice. so is

the department of veterans affairs, donald has written to great heights in the private sector at proctor and gamble, trying to make those changes in affect for repairs but the jury's still out, how it is going. here is the president. >> order halt! 3, two, present arms! ♪ [the star spangled banner] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> border! >> right shoulder! >> arms! >> present arms! [drumroll] [playing taps] ♪ ♪ >> order arms! >> it is obviously a beautiful and crowded day, veterans day, if you ever have a chance to go there on a day when you can take in the silence and the spectacle of that piece of hallowed ground it is the worthy spot, it is the resting place of so many of our nation's heroes, as he does each veterans day, the president marking this solemn day at the tomb of the unknowns and offering thanks to veterans of all services who are still with us today. jenna: there is a program that falls, defense secretary ash carter left and where they are moving is another area where some -- john mentioned bob macdonald, the secretary of veterans affairs going to speak as well as the president and we are awai

june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w

june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w

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this is a multi-year story that gradually unfolded episodically bought proctor and gamble. by 2008, smucker had become a market leader in baked goods, oils, coffee, and of course peanut butter and jelly. in 2013, the company hit a rough patch. it started to look like buying wasn't such a successful strategy for smucker, everything from consumers shifting to natural and organic products, all of which combined to produce some very disappointing results in 2014 that threw a lot of people off the consent. now when 2015 started, smucker seemed to get its mojo back. the stock is up 21%. how did they get it back? the stocks took off overnight last week but the turnaround was many quarters in the making. i want you to take a step back you can spot the next smucker. the turn got going in june of 2014 when smucker showed signs of life as they explained how they were dealing with a number of challenges. smucker was able to put through a 9% coffee price increase without batting an eyelash. most people didn't think it could hold. it did. their peanut butter division lost ground to the o

it's about proctor and clorox. in one example on the call, ikea where a $35,000 investment in a facebook campaign produced $2 million in online sales when the stores were physically closed. direct response, branding? i don't know. how about knowing the consumer? gook facebook is the way to get in touch with people or does anyone understand when he had his failure to see mobile coming. now about a fifth of the world's population check their facebook on mobile. a billion people check facebook once a day. that's how you get the 41% increase in revenue. that's how mobile produces 78% of the total advertising revenue. 73% increase in one year. you heard me right. 73% increase. so much for not knowing mobile which helps more than 2.5 million active advertisers. and there's no ceiling in sight. american adults spend 25% of their media time on mobile and advertisers are catching up to the total which includes individual yee views that can be advertised in tasteful and subtle ways. it's the only way that facebook allows it.

proctor and gamble is down. list -- walmart is down. >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> so, yeah, portfolios made -- >> great opportunity to buy his portfolio if you have the same time horizon as he does. have a ball. >> we're going to leave it there. we have to go. >>> still ahead, guy adami did a little holiday deal hunting of him own as ralph lauren to see how it is using technology to get customers back into the store. later in hour. >>> and major falls on the street but are they getting it right. it is trader versus analyst right after the break. much more "fast" still ahead. >>> we have news coming out of the sumner redstone hearing in los angeles. let's get back to julia boors n boorstin. >> the hearing just wrapped up. and what looks like it might be an early win for sumner red stone. the judge deemed that the complaint was not urgent and scheduled the next hearing for january. that is a hearing when they will evaluate whether or not to dismiss the suit. this could be an indication that the accusations may n

my stock is proctor & gamble. >> they seem to be done going down, 73, 76, 73, 76. i will endorse buying. let's go to cam in new york. >> caller: jim. thank you for taking my call. what is your opinion on priceline? >> priceline is now overdone to the down side. i think you buy some but you got to do it deep in the money. i know the chart looks horrible. to dave in tennessee. dave? >> caller: grisly boo-yah, jim. swir. >> i see it. i raise youed with integrated device technologies with that $300 million buy-back and the wireless charging. that's for me. i need to go to tom in florida. tom? >> caller: boo-yah from naples. >> oh, man, i love naples. everyone is running from that. i'm running to it. i will throw in blackstone. i'm in a real two-fer mode. we should take more calls. why don't we go to janet in north carolina. janet? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. pfizer, buy sell or hold? >> i like pfizer. i think ian reed has blockbuster drugs. i like him. he's to the point. pfizer's for me. don't forget, louis at bristol myers i think are even better. that, ladies and gentle

the a new diversification verizon can trade with like proctor and high yielding oil like conoco phillips because they have high dividends. it's important to consider that after a period of time, of tame interest rates, volatile ones coululroyal all three stocks at the same time. we must be concerned that the favorable tax rate on dividends, well that it could go away, and therefore it would make the most call them a real walking. as it did by the way, the spring of 2013. but if you own one stock with a really large yield, and then one or two of the other names in your portfolio, also happens to support decent dividend that's not a bad thing. dividend paying stocks may not be what most people consider sexy but you know w at, dividends make you money for heavens sake and it to me, well, to me, that's the definition of sex appeal. admittedly i have a warped social life so my perspective might be skewed but the fact remains buy high yielders and reinvesting your dividends into the stocks is one of the greatest most reliable ways to make money out there plain and simple because it allows your

jamie would have difficulty because of the baggage of being from a bank, but if he were the ceo of proctorother company, he would be a great ceo, and i know about his illness, but i just think he's looking and feeling great. >> sounds like you love outsiders. which is the favorite? donald? ben carson? carly fiorina? >> so far none of the above have i selected to be the one who i'd like to see beat hillary clinton. i think it's really important -- >> you want someone to beat hillary clinton? >> i really do. i think hillary is a very smart woman, doing great things for the country, worked hard, but i think she would be a fabulous grandmother. >> have you ever voted for a republican, mel? >> i only vote republican. >> howard, if you -- ? i'm not talking about where they come, but individuals who i believe would be great presidents, and if i thought the democrat would be better, i would go that way. it's not, like, i'm, you know, grabbing a republican with all the issues. i tend to be more republican on the financial business issues, and probably more, you know, democrat on the social issues.

her brand new edition, hayden proctor was born on friday, november 6 weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces.nsley and her husband. mom and baby are doing great and we are so happy. >> she is going to be the best mom. >> absolutely. >> she's one of the nicest people i investor met on the planet. >> genuine. and her husband is great, too. every picture i see, she send me some over the weekend, every picture is cuter than the last. >> i think they're using pictures from the frame we bought. they're so perfect. wait a second. unbelievable. >> and that photographer is very special. >> we know you're watching right now. congratulations. >> we miss you. >> it is 27 minutes now before the top of the hour on the big show. and heather joins us with the headlines. >> good morning. when you're a new mom, of course you're up at all hours. good morning to anzly and will and baby hayden. 33 minutes after the hour. last leg room may be the least of your worries on your next flight. according to "the wall street journal," the faa has not yet tested airplane evacuations with flights with those tighter cabins.

they includae alcoa, bank of america, mcdonald's, pepsi, proctor and gamble, walmart and walt disney. >> without objection. >> thank you. finally, unanimous consent to enter the record a financial sector statement on climate change from bank of america, citi, goldman sachs, jpmorgan chase, morgan stanley and wells fargo calling for a strong b global agroemt. >> without objection. >> i don't have it with me, but i will get it before the record of hearing closes. put into the financial times by ewan leaver, general mill, mars, nestle. by ben and jerries and by kelloggs be added to the record. >> without objection. >> and i'd like with the chair's permissi permission, ask a question for the record of the chamber of commerce. which is present here in the form of mr. yulit. question for the record is how does the chamber's relentless opposition to climate action represent the views of the companies on these letters who are chamber members. i think that will take a little time, so i'd like to make that a question for the record. let me also add into the record an article. >> just let me cla

june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w