officer russo is undercover. in the course of her undercover work, she's developed informatatn that there may be an attempt on john petruzzi's life before he goes to jail. what kind of information? tina's been working with dominick donatelli, petruzzi's right hand man. [ coughing ] i'm sorry, i got a frog here. so officer russo has been working under dominick donatelli. i'm trying to find d t. we've passed the information to the marshall's office. lieutenant buntz, you'll coordinate by following petruzzi with the man assigned by the federal marshall. t. who is? par for the course. lucy, you two will be on crowd control. i want you to keep your distance from petruzzi. i don't want you caught in a possible crossfire. lieutenant goldblume's preparing warrants here at ththprecinct for the racketeering arrests. he'll relay to the site in case tina develops more specific information. are you all right, norm? captain, thanks. tina... i know it's a rough assignment with donatelli. if i can get time and place, captain, i

they belong to officer russo... so does this. and don't tell me they could belong to anyone, captain. we wouldn't want to do forensics on these panties. but ask officer russo, would you, if she's got a butterfly tattoo on her upper-right thigh? ask her. then give me a jingle. [ door opens, closes ] come on, officer hill. don't bebehy. that ought to do it, ben -- the bulldog edition. aren't you going to put the thing where we're like two fielders going for it at the same time, and i defer to him? i defer to him. what happened? oh, a couple of kids with butcher knives shoved me in here, took my $80, and, uh, when that wasn't enough, they, uh, they threw my book up in the air. we doing anything? sectororlert's out, but he doesn't want to drive around. right. thanks. you know s sething... this is my fault. it is, huh? well, yeah, i mean, i fit the profile of the typical victim. look at my clothes, they way i walk around like i'm lost, daydreaming. you know what the last thing i was thinking before they hit me? i'm yelling at this jer

talia russo's house in racine has been without siding ... since july. i need my house done before winter. what's more ... she paid someone nine- thousand dollars to get the job done. he keeps telling me it's gonna get done, it's gonna get done. he never shows up. nothing ever gets done. across racine ... a similar story. he's given me nothing but runaround. we were getting a lot of rain. garcia paid the same contractor ... more than ten-thousand dollars. every other excuse was, oh i'm loading up the truck and i'll be there within a half hour and he just never comes. both women are talking about jamey rehm ream ... of midwest home improvements.rehm sat down with contact 6 on november 4th. she expressed she didn't want me on her property. rehm says these because of conflicts with homeowners ... insurance issues... and difficulty finding quality crews. jamey: just not a lot of qualified people out there that go out to work every day. jenna: cause the people who have worked for you would say, well, it's because you haven't paid them. jamey: i don't pay them

"russo." who's russo? here. tina. patrick flaherty. unit six. and six is my lucky number. how you doing? tina, how are you? tina russo. what do you say you get some company today, huh? patrick flaherty from the heights? used to ride with andy schuller? that's right. remember it. i don't want you talking to me, kid. you got it. let's go. yo, howard... i heard you're the man this morning. you look good in blue. i mean that. jesus, we are in the middle of crisis situation here. the cavalry has arrived, howie. i cut a deal with the city to supply lawyers for your indigents in custody. meet my boy. heaven help the indigents. i wouldn't count on it, howie. it hasn't happened yet. interrogation is that way. jeez. where's the bathroom? it's on the way, sy. it's on the way. can you make it? we're almost there. he's got one of those bags. but his noodle is class a. [ speaking spanish ] you ever think of using perfume, sy? for reasons we'll get to, i wanted to give you your assignments this morning. henry, you -- you're seeing chief daniels on the black tar task-force. trying to get

talia russo's house in racine has been without siding ... since july. i need my house done before winter. what's more ... she paid someone nine- thousand dollars to get the job done. he keeps telling me it's gonna get done, it's gonna get done. he never shows up. nothing ever gets done. across racine ... a similar story. he's given me nothing but runaround. half finished for months. we were getting a lot of rain. garcia paid the same contractor ... more than ten-thousand dollars. every other excuse was, oh i'm loading up the truck and i'll be there within a half hour and he just never comes. both women are talking about jamey rehm ream ... of midwest home improvements.rehm sat down with contact 6 on on her property. rehm says these projects ... were delayed because of conflicts with homeowners ... insurance issues... and difficulty finding quality crews. jamey: just not a lot of qualified people out there that go out to work every day. jenna: cause the people who have worked for you would say, well, it's because you haven't paid them. jamey: i don't pay

russo gets help from a man on a small boat to pull suelina out. her head is barely above the rushing water. gasping for air with every ounce of strength she can find. >> i'm just exhausted. i've been down there so long and i can't, my head is going under the water. and, i'm still thinking i'm going to drown and chris is on the ladder and it was like he was, just like pouring his life force into me and i could raise my arm and he could grab hold of my arm. >> after 45 terrifying minutes, suelina is pulled to safety, but jay king is still trapped in the tunnel. >> i knew as a rescuer, rescuers are always last. but like anything, i just want to get out. >> on this line, this side of the ladder. >> you've got to move this line underneath the ladder. >> i'll get you out of this. >> we're getting to the end of this here. we're getting close. we're running out of time. and the last thing i want to do, after being successful three other times is leave a firefighter trapped in a culvert at the end of the day. >> russo realizes the boat can provide extra st

henry, this bust came off belker and russo's turning a drug dealer. that's not alfred williams' fault. but the fact is, his cooperation didn't buy this bust! this is great. that kid's walking around with a target on his back -- you sure he was made? i was there. i monitored the conversation. rather than asking for compensation, i think -- i don't give a damn what bureaucratic cubbyhole -- look! let me see if i can get him some money. i'll let you know. okay, what? sylvia. what about her? the look in her eyes 's gonna be back with ramon in no time flat. well, you know sometetng? ramon is her jones. as your idol mr. sinatra might say, "whatever gets you through the night." patrick! you getting that feeling like you had last night? you got a headache? a headache? no. good. because nobody was gonna asasyou to go to the movies or nothing drastic like that. look, lucy -- you look yourself. i want to be your friend, and i think i am your friend. so when i say, "are you okay? does your head hurt?" it just means, "are you okay?" it's no coco-on. it's no dance

so officer russo will be working undercover. you'll be doing backup. item last -- we're looking for the killer of carl mann, the late, unlamented leader of the blood, the gang that was responsible for the massacre of the innocent burnett family. he was shot last night in front of the gang headquarters. wanted for questioning -- alfred williams. was a gang member turned police informant who's known to some of you. black, 18, average height -- on the way out. and, people, williams is probably armed, so, uh...take care. dismissed. i always liked parker. hope they don't hang this on him. what's new? they use you up, they throw you away. what's bugging you? you think you could break down one time and buy your own breakfast? tina? russo? so we gonna catch a movie tonight? patrick, i'm just not feeling very social right now. let me figure this. sleeping together is okay, heavy, like eating popcorn together in the balcony. can we talk about this later? hey, man, check this out -- size-50 slacks. that's hip... if you're a hippopotamus. you ripped off these pant

next come on the list is sofia m russo nasty galaxy.hen, and pleated flood tide, military historian james horne fisher examines us operations in the pacific during world war ii, with a focus on the us invasion of the mariana islands in june, 1944. historian hw brand explores the strained relationship between general douglas carter and president harry truman during the korean war and the general versus the president. our look at the current nonfiction bestsellers at austin's a book people bookstore continues with bruce springsteen's memoir. .. ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷

for the cubs, center fielder dexter fowler leading off, then followed by kris bryant, anthony russo, ben zobrist, alice russell, wilson contreras, jason heyward and how they bias.s. >> you thought, they were now they're going to the tonight. it is packed with excitement. pitch. matt wright, was with you in chicago now he is here with the fans and progressive. these fans are really fired up.. the guy here as early as the gates opened at 5:30 p.m. they cannot wait for the game t beginin a lot of them are very optimistic. >> anticipating a victory tonight. we saw a two cubs fans. may be a sign that the tide has shifted in now this is what the said earlier. >> we were here at 330. >> we wanted to get some good spots and not be able to see th king.. win tonight,us i hope that the parade is thursday and if wepe went tomorrow i am looking forward to the parade friday.. and back here, they're holding up their signs, they ar fired up and ready for this gam p to.ht the cavaliers game is underway.y. after that they come here to cheer on the indians.. a few lucky fans, scored tickets. the had to

he was set to retire at the end of the year russo says the chief is not being treated as for the hard rock casino, -- >> a lot of elected officials go there. if they do that it's on them to hold themselves accountable. >> we tried to reach the chief for comment that we have been unsuccessful. he will not return to active duty but will remain on paid administrative leave until his december 31 retirement date.>>> my it's still up a little bit. it's the way you are being treated. >> she is just one of the cleveland water customers that says calling with questions about their bill was more harmful than helpful.>> what was revealed about the customer service department will leave hanging up on customers, rude behavior, and agree just billing mistake and it is your water bill that's paying their salary. >> it's all part of on your side investigation. ron, your findings support what water customers have been telling you.>> that's right at the cleveland water department the have taken service out of customer service. instead we we obtained nearly 300 pages of disciplinary records. we found on

trevor hawks fines mikey russo and who is the big winner here tonight? mikey. monster pickup sets up a first regional final. knights slay the sharks. river ridge gets the clay blue devils next week. >> we come back with our play of the week. >> stay with us. ? know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. ? know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. with the guidance and support >>> welcome back one final time to the friday night blitz, paul ryan alongside dan lucas. congratulations to our team of the week, the tornadoes. unfortunately their season is over, but you get to keep this trophy, so consolation prize. >> we have one more play of the week to recognize. we haven't had a field goal win this thing all year, but the biggest kick of young nick lutz's life. >> our play of the week, big county preps, by louis boots lake gibson past armwood. they're partying at the steak and shake there. >> also madness because of this final score, 69-62, melbourne cc over clearwater cc in nine overtimes. that's a lot. >> m

the few raindrops wentnt vastly cloudy tonight, most of the area will be nothing about the dimora/russo the afternoon eating. ting. expecting the video shot by schneider 70 saw someone confront the office you want to see what was happening, this guy just jumped right in trying to fight the cop. >> in canton detective , darrell pearson seen or heard of the atop. the car keys backing up into the officer trend oneke at that point., i think that he showed great restraint to not fired hi to avoid a life-threatening situation. the driver, takes off without any shots fired,d, later arrested and accused shoplifter, various serious charges driven to start off minor and then escalates into a incident with seconds. all three suspects have been bumped into the stark county jail. began as a shoplifting case not clear what they were trying to steal samanthan. now though shoplifter charters are the least of the the city of lorain temple of the patrol and is being sued over excessive force.pp >> the suspect hit in the face of the flashlight while handcuffed in the back of a cruiser. the officer whose f

. >> officer tina russo. i meet all my dates in here. so, you bought my sleaze balal act this afternoon? joyce: where is the meeting? at least they let me make bail. capt. furillo: i can't believeve he wilpursuehe charges. joyce: i knew he was trying to goad me. i just couldn't stop myself from reacting. when they came into the going to s sike, i tried to think of a plan for those e o i had not defended yet, so they would get quality representation because of what i was going to do. all i coulsee was my clients eyes, and i kept trying to tell myself that i i s not betraying his trust. >> the vtim just died. white male, mid-70's. capt. furillo: thank you. >> i told her, let m mgo. she had to play games. capt. furillo: that's enough. sgt. belker: maybe it would not have happened, captain. capt. furillo: no proof this was connected with your undercover. sgt. belker: maybe could have stopped it. capt. furillo: you take the car. i will have to stay herere while. why would howard tried to intimidate him? hihibrother had nothing to do with the

. >> reporter: ken russo set up a giant drain the swamp banner. trump has used the lines a slogan for cleaning up washington corruption. overhead a plane towed a democratic banner reading "they go low, we go high." that didn't seem to bother ken. what kind of of reaction are you getting out here in. >>> positive i'm lot of b no other, other than that nothing negative. we feel pretty good. >>> what would you think if hillary won? >>> i don't want to think about that. i like to think, i like to think positively in life. >> reporter: as i say polls are showing a neck and neck race between clinton and trump until a unh poll released today that shows clinton ahead by 11 points. the trump people say that one is wrong and you can count on it. live in manchester, new >> anchor: 7 news has you covered on election night. kim and i will be joined by political editor andy hiller and the rest of the 7 news team to bring you live reports all night and our election coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. our live reports from new york also continue. dan and byron

(lee russo,west valley city police chief) "this man gave his life, so we honor that. and this community honors that." police agencies from across salt lake joined a procession to honor the 25-year-old. three suspects are behind bars, charged in the officer's death. a suspect leads california troopers on a wild police chase overnight.. they were after a guy in a wait until you see how this one finally ends! greg adlibs pollen count for the next several days, las vegas and the rest of the southwest will be held up by vegas and the rest of the to the northeast or coming off the california coastline. this means las vegas will be seeing abnormally warm temperatures for this time of year coupled with mainly sunny skies and mild to light winds. today, mostly sunny to possible partly sunny skies will be common with high temperatures degrees valley wide. winds will be less than 5 mph for most of the day and switching directions throughout the afternoon. our average high temperature for the valley during the beginning of november is around 71 degrees and las vegas is looking to

russo. [ korean accent ] you policemen all park in my lot! my customer has no place to park. i lose breakfast customer. i lose lunch -- mr. chung, when we spoke on the phone i explained -- no explain! car move! mr. chung, until our own parking lot is resurfaced, it's not fair to you, but your lot is the next closest to ours. cop use my parking, but cop ever eat in my restaurant? never! no, sometimes. open breakfast now, too. mr. chung, i can't change their eating habits, but i will make another announcement. tell them 8:00 tow truck coming. car towed. car towed. [ telephone ringing ] man: right through hererepal. [ indistinct conversation ] [ dialing ] [ clears throat ] yes, line out for information for district of columbia. frank! long distance, line six. captain n rillo. yes? what? where? what's his condition? yes. yes. damn it! yes, i understand! n reach you? please. yeah, i'll wait right here. they set me up in traffic, which is kind of the way i like it. well, this is the only free desk that we have, mr. keyes. oh. you know my most successful line over there? most of the

. > if you do file a complaint, la russo says don't expect to hear right away. airlines have 60 days to respond but may be willing to negotiate with customer. >>> new developments on two new railway lines. rtd says that it's unlikely that the r line will open by the en of the year which was the onlyal plan. rtd says that contractors are working to open those lines but they are behind schedule. >>> a big pileup affected some drivers here in colorado on i- 70 after thursday's snowstorm. now other drivers in the midwest are experiencing the ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, . >>> a goes-r satellite is launching into space today and dave aguilera is in florida right now. good morning to you, dave. >> good morning. >> it's launch day. >> reporter: the takeoff is at 3:32 our time. they'll have an hour launch window to get the thing up in the air. this is going to be really exciting around here. the pig colorado connection is the atlas v rocket that will take it up was built by united launch alliance in colorado, satellite built by lockheed martin back in colorado and some items were

and even though officer russo didn't respond the way you hoped, you followed your feelings. i guess. m glad you suggested this, grace. you seem to understand so much. do i? that's funny. sometimes during the last few months, even i wondered if i was crazy. what do you mean? well, you've got to admit, patrick, my life hasn't exactly followed a conventional path. but i've come to realize that it's my path. not many. sometimes i do feel that we're all just trying to find our way in the dark. i feel that way, too. we're both searchers, patrick. we could be back at my place in 20 minutes. no. now. hey, bob? jerry silak from st. paul. jerry, how you doing? i see we're on the same panel... oh! [ giggling ] grace. i can't get it open, grace. oh, no! no! damn! do we really need this thing? yes! yeah, yeah, yeah. who is it? it's me, norm. hey, norm. am i still persona non gratis? in or out, sid. i'm in. and a bottle of ros?. [ chuckles ] and... pistachios. the big bag, norm, for a little celebration. for what? norman... i have decided... that not everything is dependent upon the botto

uh, people, division vice is initiating an undercover operation at the eden rock health club, rson russo, detectives larue... all right! washington and belker. item last, people -- this is a memo to all precincts from chief daniels. 4 days ago at the polk avenue precinct, 2 white officers failed to support 2 black officers in the field, resulting in an officer being critically wounded. i have today dismissed officer brian gritch and roland mahoney from the force and have turned over our i.a.d. findings to the district attorney with recommendations to file criminal charges. ring 4 officers from polk avenue to other precincts. finally, command of polk avenue has been transferred to captain stan williams. captain ray calletano will be assigned to division as my adviser. this police force mirrors the society it serves. this means we have race problems. it will never mean toleration of any officer's failure to perform his duty, particularly in regard to the support of his brother officers. excuse me. uh...we have a late arrival -- a transfer officer james sanders. transferring, uh, from where

tomas russo says the election results won't quiet his resolve against trump. >> people have power, when they use their resolve and their choice to do so, they can change things. >> reporter: curious onlooker and passionate supporters crowded in front of donald trump towers where emotions are running raw. this argument ended with words, no physical confrontation, for trump supporters like joseph rosenberg, there's no place he would rather be on this day. >> people need a very, very good leadership for the america. >> that was mark santia reporting. the faa has also issue flight restrictations in the air space around donald trump towers. >>> this woman has been a client for the center for the blind and visually impaired since 2007 after she was diagnosed with macrodegeneration. we asked her what's her secret to living 108 years. >> says what's your secret. i don't have a secret. i don't drink and i don't smoke. but that's not a secret. that's just plain common sense. >> marion says she loves to paint and while she's lost some of her vision, she can still see some of the colors. good for h

he was given a task to tour the far east and observe the russo-japanese war. he took his young son, lieutenant douglas macarthur to observe. this was a very important period. he wrote in his memoirs, ever after asia had fastened itself with a grip that never relaxed. he said that he realized on that trip that the fate of the united states was forever bound in the far east. that is an attitude he gained that would color and influence his days for the rest of his life. he becomes a pan asian general for the u.s. the other thing about this period from 1905 to 1916 occurred in 1916. he becomes the first public chief of information in the history of the u.s. army. they never had a public affairs officer. this is important because douglas macarthur learns press relations, he learns how to promote and this is also the time of the great debate over what the army, and navy will look like. they know that world war i has been going on since 1814 and the american people know that eventually they will get dragged into it. what do we need to do to get the army and the navy

detective belker, officer russo are therefore assigned undercover. item nine, ongogog surveillance -- detective natkin and fuller on the edgewood investigation, and detectives la rue and washington have been double shifting since 21:00 hours last evening, on the reported arsonist joseph scornavaco. uniform personnel, would you please check the duty board and i think that just about handles it. excuse me, sarge, i got an -- officer flaherty, some creep yesterday stole my tape e ck out of my car over on herman. report it, officer, let's go, now. you know, one ofofhe ones you pull right out? well, why didn't you pull it out? is that the point? i'm a cop, right, are we gonna get behind this? file a 642, man. i filed, i filed, i'm saying, we're gonna give 'em hell on this. okay, patrick, they get the message, let's go, okay, come on. ah, mr. scornavaco, i presume? one busted arsonist, sarge. i would like a lawyer immediately. i got whiplash. come on. unit's bucking worse than eveve sarge. stalled on us twice on the way in. gotta have something better. ah,

officer russo will take your spot out on the street. will you guys get him over to mercy emergency? he doesn't hear very well. where we going? we gotta do something for those cuts, old timer! you don't have to yell! i ain't no invalal! [ revolver cylinder spins ] everybody wants their report yesterday. my assistant's out with the flu. makes monday the earliest. your assistant's out with the flu, so a serious criminal's gonna walk. couldn't you hire a temp just for a couple of days? you show me where i find them for the lousy money the city p ps. hey, we ain't an employment agency. and i'm not either, and the longer we argue, the longer it takes me to get through my due-outs, which i take in order and which you gentlemen are somewhere neararhe bottom. good day. [ telephone rings ] [ siren wailing ] [ siren stops, tires screech ] [ indistinct talking over police radio ] good to have you back, sir. have you talked to our man up there yet? nothing. any information? yeah, he stuck his head out the window and took a couple of potshots. i don't know. i heard some laughing. [ gunshots ] [ l

. >> judge nancy russo said he shattered a sense of safety from his victim that will never be restored. >> everything that happened here is you had something in your head something you wanted like a dog with a bone. you were going to get what you >> after mart sin released from prison he will have three years of community control. >> reporter: lacy crisp cleveland 19 news. >> denise: a former kent state football player appeared in court today: nate holley pleaded not guilty to a kidnapping charge accused of holding a student against her will at an apartment complex a few miles from campus. the judge set a $50,000 bond and holley has to wear a gps >>> time to talk a little weather. it was so sunny and i we want to rake the yard and a pile of leaves blew away. >> it was crisp. i went out with a sweater, hopeful and wish hi a coat. >> jeff: i saw that video, chris, of your kid jumping in the leaves. that's probably another reason they are gone. all right. clear sky and wind definitely a factor and still will be raking, the wind didn't help things out and it will be windy tomorrow. a coole

see if you can get officer russo to do this. taboy, sal. just took a look at the pipes behind the south wall where the fire spread. that's all? the whole place could've went. i keep thinking what could've happened if a certain person were in it when it burned. i sure don't like thinking about that. have dinner with me. her name is cassie. you should question her. i think she knows something about those murders. who are you? she's a lawyer. and you're representing this cassie? if i were, i wouldn't be talking to you. thank you. good afternoon. afternoon, ma'am. um, there was an incident in the vacant lot outside your building last night. i saw. you saw something, ma'am? it's been on the television all day. no, ma'am. what i was asking you is that if you actually saw anything out your window last night. i'm not hard of hearing, sir. ever since mr. sussman passed away. it's been nine years -- oh, thank you, ma'am. oh, let me fix you some tea. ma'am... thank you very much, ma'am. the tea will be no trouble. that's okay, ma'am. thanks for your t

. >> and tony russo's annual foundation has a pairing shelter dogs. and for more on the slits and it to alex savage who is their lives. >> yes, good morning. >> and, the whole idea is to have service dogs to cope with the effects of ptsd after they had served in combat and we are joined this morning by david fuller who served four years in the marine corps. and, let's introduce you to katie. and, she is a 1 1/2-year- old pitbull. and, so important. in these dogs can be lifesavers. >> why is that? >> and, it's definitely a problem with anxiety. and copy go through the violent sites. and the dog helps us with the symptoms. and the nightmares were having these difficult issues to ptsd and they are there to help us. but just emotionally helping us and rounding us and there's a companionship. >> --. >> and, there is a companionship you >> yes, and it's so terrifying when you go out to the world. and now you have to be a alone. and, i had a whole company of marine's before and it's very comforting to have that and you come home and you are isolated and alon

next come on the list is sofia m russo nasty galaxy. then, and pleated flood tide, military historian james horne fisher examines us operations in the pacific during world war ii, with a focus on the us invasion of the mariana islands in june, 1944. historian hw brand explores the strained relationship between general douglas carter and president harry truman during the korean war and the general versus the president. our look at the current nonfiction bestsellers at austin's a book people bookstore continues with bruce springsteen's memoir. .. ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ >> so really i want to thank everybody for being here today. all right. let's get started. today's session and conversation is about equ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ race study. i want to get started, first let's give our guest a round of applause. [applause] i want to start off first with some of the introduction in jeff's book. the introduction on the crisis cycle and i want to hit a couple of points and open it up to jeff and dr. cunningham. mark, is it okay that i call y

the russo japanese war of 1904 is not very well remembered today, but it was a great, great significancet the time, as it was the first time an asian nation had beaten a european one. the czar and the emperor of japan competed for control of eastern asia and its sea ports. the world did not think japan was capable of fighting the russians. but they sunk the entire russian fleet at port arthur in one day. in a surprise attack and the war was on. london was sent by the hearst sind dt to cover the news. he was extremely frustrated at japanese kecensorship. he kept getting arrested and sent back to seoul with the other correspondents. the japanese did not want the high cost of their own men to be publicized. london saw only one battle, the battle which was decisive, but because he could not photograph action, he turned his lens to the lives of everyday people behind the lines who had been affected by the war, beggars, orphans, ordinary villagers, village leaders, japanese soldiers with their injured feet. he made more photographs here than almost anywhere else. arrested twice in the process,

, including my late dad, pop as cramerica knows him, and our director, an air force veteran, brian russoank you. and now it is time! it is time for the lightning round! that's where i take your calls rapid fire. you tell me the stock. i tell you to buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell. we'll play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." let's start with chuck in colorado, chuck. >> caller: hello, jim. >> chuck, what's up? >> my question is about the ca morris company. >> that thing is a bat out of hell. it has moved too much. there were short sales all over. i say ka-ching, ka-ching. chetten in new york, chetten. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my call. happy veterans day. >> absolutely and to all the vets, thank you. >> caller: my question is on acutie brands. >> this was considered to be a secular grower where now all people want is cyclical. >> don't buy, don't buy. >> i need to go to krish na in north carolina, krish na. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. wha

captain reuben russo accented his plaque today at fireman's hall museum.ues say he deserves the honor not just for one specific act but rather an entire career of bravery that includes risking his own life to save others. he was described as a mentor and one of the most respected leaders in the department. i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkille are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of op

he ran -- at harvard, human a defense policy seminar, and it was not so much a seminar because the russo many -- there were so many people that came. they had to move it out of the hall. we, as students, had this picture of him as very vicious -- ambitious. at the time, as we were called, there was a sort of power struggle going on of who would control the center for international affairs at harvard. the opponent was someone that we regarded as having a great deal of honesty and integrity. our sympathy was on that side. i am wondering if you could direct my memory or tell me what was really going on? niall: you're right that there was a battle going on that involved kissinger. there are all sorts of stories to illustrate their refusal to speak to one another. suppose the surprising thing to me was that the battle began almost immediately. i do not think it was entirely related to differences of policy. they did have differences over , but it seems to have started from the outset. i think they were temperamentally incompatible. it was one of those cases in which there are a great many in

. >> i guess so paul russo showed somewhat encouraging -- poll results showed you have some work to do. >> the way i would look at it is less than 10% of you said there are no circumstances in which i would consider this but from my perspective that's a broad positive. that means there's a willingness among 99% of you to have some form or 91% and you can talk about a math major. 91% of you to have some form of dialogue. and to potentially look at that as a possibility as a positive to me. >> admiral i want to talk about a couple of years ago with tim cookie talked about you or an opponent of encryption but your views don't exactly match that of his and since then we have had the san bernardino phone. how can you be pro encryption but also favor intelligent getting more owhat it needs? >> is my experience leads me to believe it's very simplistic to painted either/or. having said that i'm the first to acknowledge that i don't know what the right answer is right now and i don't pretend otherwise but i ha always been struck by at its heart we are nation about can do. every time i'm out in

inmate, jack russo took the helm of the company.man sachs where he was responsible for providing training and marketing of the trading arm. jack joins us now from houston in his first tv appearance. it is a pleasure to have you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. i want to outline how much lng has been loaded within the last year alone. where is this all going? >> amazingly, it is going all around the world. is a bigave found shift into cleaner burning natural gas from other sources, mostly from power generation. oileem to be displacing powered and coal powered worldwide. >> you would have thought a lot of the lng will be going to latin america. it is easy to get to. can you talk about the economics? blessed with well over 100 years of natural gas supply. very cost competitive around the world with any other sources of natural gas or liquefied natural gas. the asians have a huge appetite in demand against the generation. we are seeing quite a bit of our products headed to china and japan, specifically.