let's bring out the smucker's and bring some sweet folks.a proud grandma from north carolina. mr. mike saxon, a coal miner from carrollton, pennsylvania, serving his country during world war ii. venitia morgan. volunteered at the harlem hospital, taking care of babies for 20 years. and happy 100th birthday to claude nolan. this active guy and fedora wearer earned his tae kwon do black belt at the age of 77. >> will kick your butt. >> if you know someone having a milestone anniversary, tell us about them. thanks for grooming me. >> rolled in a toilet paper factory. >> i padded myself. they were like howler >> dian fossey in the wood wood "gorillas in the mist." >>> straight ahead on "megyn kelly today," much more with darius rucker and the bush twins. >> and a lot more of a quick tuesda 24th, 2017. good m to you. right now we want to get a check on your morning commute with wtop's taylor. how it is looking out there, >> good morning. southb on the rock creek parkwaunfortunatel we have a broken down vehicle. blocki right lane. noop the beltway

let's bring out the smucker's and bring some sweet folks. tillman, a proud grandma from north carolina. mr. mike saxon, a coal miner from carrollton, pennsylvania, serving his country during world war ii. venitia morgan. volunteered at the harlem hospital, taking care of babies for 20 years. and happy 100th birthday to claude nolan. this active guy and fedora wearer earned his tae kwon do black belt at the age of 77. >> will kick your butt. >> if you know someone having a milestone anniversary, tell us about them. thanks for grooming me. >> rolled in a toilet paper factory. >> i padded myself. they were like howler monkeys grooming me. >> dian fossey in the wood wood "gorillas in the mist." >>> straight ahead on "megyn kelly today," much more with darius rucker and the bush twins. i )m - -... more of a quick the f-a-a is investigating a scare at s-f-o involving an arriving air canada flight. >>> good morning, it's 8:56, i'm marcus washington. investigating the scare at fso. it happened sunday night. that's when pilots of an air canada jet di

smuckers is a well run company but once again we see a bearish channel with a pattern of higher highs and lower lows the stock has lost roughly a third of its value these are some darn ugly clarts. markets laggers are important as its leaders in figuring out its direction. if you want a healthy bull market consumers like this are what you need to leave behind. the fact they're being sold indicates wall street is more confident about the future the charts isn't covered, ponce suggest that the food stocks could have more down side. that's an essential component if the bull herd can continue to thunder. >>> much more m.a.d. must be ahead including my take on next felix. >>> can analyst and business data be easy >>> some ceos just want to have fun and make you money in the process, you're not going to miss my brand new fun index. stick with cramer. >>> what the heck is going on with the stock in netflix. the company reported numbers with blow out numbers. the stock -- before the opening this morning and it fizzles. the stock is down a buck 58, falling to $199.48 why can't netflix get any

smucker's.ebrating people who make them smile. check out madison. that's her daughter, care-free, loving and spunky, she's going to be turning 3, real soon. here's christine's pup, apollo. brightens her day. and dion's husband keeps the family laughing. you keep the smiles at today.com/celebrates. >> i like that. thank you, carson. we're chowing down. >> i love this. >> i'll do the pitch to megyn. megyn is across the street. what's going on? >> first of all, back to "titanic." if she had just gotten in the boat in the first place, he could have had the whole wooden board to himself. >> you know these weren't real people? >> why don't more people talk about that? >> because they're not real. >> well, i see your point. who is real? morgan freeman. he will be here today. rachel platten. and mandy harvey. see you at the top of the hour. >>> what do you have this weekend? >> a full news slate this weekend. we'll keep a close eye on tropical storm nate, as it gets set to make landfall. and also, eric

smucker: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. i had the opportunity to travel to puerto rico this past saturday with a bipartisan group of legislators. traveled there with congresswoman gonzalez, who has been an absolutely outstanding advocate for puerto rico during this difficult time. a few take aways from that. one, it's a sobering experience to see how widespread the devastation was on the island. every single aspect of the island of puerto rico was affected. secondly, the full commitment of the department of defense, of fema, of every government agency, federal government agency, and the effort to recovery that is being conducted in conjunction with the governor and folks on the ground in puerto rico is great to see. it's an effective initial recovery effort that has saved and sustained lives. in conjunction many millions of meals and millions of bottles of water distributed. third take away, this will be -- will require a sustained, active, and effective effort. i want to thank the chairman for introducing this bill today,

and lloyd smucker. lloyd, thank you. thank you, lloyd. also want to thank a couple of very special people who have been fantastic in what they have done. secretary of the treasury, steve mnuchin, who is here somewhere. y cohen.: , the speakerailles of the house of representatives. thank you, mike. i think that is enough, right? [applause] pres. trump: that's enough. we will start losing the crowd, mike. before we begin, i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that have struck our incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people as shown through. the goodness, the courage, and the love. no destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of the american people. [cheers and applause] we are praying for all of the families defected by the horrific mass shooting that took place in las vegas. we grieve with you, and we will never leave your side. our hearts are also with the victims of the wildfires in california's napa and sonoma valleys. and they are wild and dangerous fir

[applause] and lloyd smucker. lloyd, thank you. thank you, lloyd. also want to thank a couple of very special people. they have been fantastic in what they have done. secretary of the treasury, steven mnuchin, who is here someplace. there he is. and gary cohn, director of the national economic council. thank you, gary. thank you. and mike turner's eye, the speaker of the pennsylvania house of representatives, thank you, mike. i think that's enough, right? that's enough. we will start losing the crowd, mike. before we get i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that a struck out incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people has shown through like seldom before. their goodness, , their courage and their love. no destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of the american people. [applause] we are praying for all of the families affected by the horrific mass shooting that took place in las vegas. we grieve with you, and we will never leave your side. our hearts are also with

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taking my call recently retired and my adviser allowed me to buy some stocks so i bought 93 shares of smucker'si read where the stock is down 73% to date. i was wondering if i should hold on to it long-term >> the family runs the company they've got skin if the game, they have to figure it out i would be remised to sell it. i can't tell you to buy it i didn't like that quarter as much as i like the people that one the company. >>> all right. on a wing and a prayer sure, i think tyson's transformation is for real and it's not done >>> more "mad money" ahead, including the big decline in the shares of deks come. i'm digging into that 30% sell off. that equifax's public shame and slow in front of the senate but that are not getting off that easy i got a plan >>> it's time for you to use your cell phone for the "lightening round. stay with cramer this is electricity. ♪ this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is something he is researching at exxonmobil: using fuel cells to capture carbon emissions at power plants. this is the potential. reducing co2 emissions by up to 90%...

and lloyd smucker. lloyd, thank you. thank you, lloyd. to thank a couple of very special people that have been fantastic in what they have done. secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin, who is here someplace. steve. and gary cohn, director of the national economic council. thank you, gary. thank you. mike, the speaker of the pennsylvania house of representatives. thank you, mike. i think that's enough, right? that's enough. we will start losing the crowd, mike. before we begin, i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that have struck our incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people has shone through like seldom before. their goodness, their courage, and their love. no and destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of the american people. we are praying for all of the families affected by the horrific mass shooting that took place in las vegas. williveve with you and we never leave your side. our hearts are also with the victims of the wildfires in california's

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and loyce smucker. thank you. thank you. i also want to thank a couple of very special people. been fantastic and what they've done. secretary of the treasury steven mnuchin and gary cohn, director of the national economic council. thank you. thank you. and mike, the speaker of the pennsylvania house of representatives. thank you. i think that's enough, right? that's enough. we will start losing the crowd, mike. before we begin, i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that have struck our incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people has shown through like seldom before. third goodness, their courage, and their love. no destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of the american people. we are praying for all of the families affected by the horrific mass shooting that took place in las vegas. we grieve with you, and we will never leave your side. our hearts are also with the victims of the wildfires in california's napa and sonoma valleys. and they are wild and dangerous fires, and we have fema out th

when you make a pb&j with smucker's, that's the difference between ordinary everyday and exquisitelyause with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. >>> oh, my, we are learning so much about rebecca jarvis. >> uh-huh. >> back now with our big board and the skyrocketing atm fees that could be hitting your bank account. >> it's not just one fee, that's the thing. it's more than one and abc's rebecca jarvis is here with how closely you should watch your balance. good morning to you, rebecca. >> good morning. >> you know what, fees, more than one fee. what is that all about? >> they are now, michael and robin, at an all-time high and could cost you hundreds of dollars a year. the good news, though, you can totally avoid them if you know what to watch out for. if you feel like some atms are getting more than they're giving -- >> they're too high. i don't think there should be such a high fee. it shouldn't be more than $1.50. >> reporter: it's not just in your head. >> i have seen an increase in bank atm fees, so i try to avoid it altogether. >> reporter: according to a new report from

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philip smucker is a writer and war reporter who spent years covering conflicts in iraq, afghanistan, and other nations. he is a washington ancestor. a descendent. you are not that old. he is the fifth great grandnephew of george washington through his brother. he began his writing at uc berkeley, covering the rugby conflict reporting on burma and cambodia. he has interviewed many important leaders. includingpublications "the atlantic monthly and the "new york times." he is the author of two other books. my brother my enemy. al qaeda's greatest escape. he has received three pulitzer prize nominations for his articles. most importantly among all of this he has been one of the research fellows at the mount vernon research fellows. he is somebody who puts us off to go cover a war. that is unusual but we are very accommodating. we welcome him in suggesting -- presenting his newest book read writing with -- riding with george: sportsmanship and chivalry in the making of ."erica's first president let's give a warm welcome to him. [applause] phillip: thank you very much. it is obvious a incr

smucker: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. i had the opportunity to travel to puerto rico this past saturday with a bipartisan group of legislators. traveled there with congresswoman gonzalez, who has been an absolutely outstanding advocate for puerto rico during this difficult time. a few take aways from that. one, it's a sobering experience to see how widespread the devastation was on the island. every single aspect of the island of puerto rico was affected. secondly, the full commitment of the department of defense, of fema, of every government agency, federal government agency, and the effort to recovery that is being conducted in conjunction with the governor and folks on the ground in puerto rico is great to see. it's an effective initial recovery effort that has saved and sustained lives. in conjunction many millions of meals and millions of bottles of water distributed. third take away, this will be -- will require a sustained, active, and effective effort. i want to thank the chairman for introducing this bill today,

smucker: thank you, madam chair. i'd like to begin by extending my appreciation to you for your hard working your leadership over the past few months to get this budget out of committee and onto the house floor. the national debt is a staggering $20 trillion. we're handcuffing future generations with what, if we don't take action, will become an insurmountable fiscal crisis. this budget resolution before us today is a step toward putting our nation back on a sustainable fiscal path. even more, it will lead to greater prosperity and opportunity for american families and for generations to come. my own experience as a 17-year-old, i had the good fortune to be able to buy a small construction company from my older brother for $1,000. i was fresh out of high school. through a lot of hard work and dedicated team of individual, we were able to grow that company, employing over 150 people with family sustaining jobs, family-sustaining wages. that's what we call the american dream. there are countless stories like that the i

. >> scott perry. [ applause ] >> scott and lloyd smucker. [ applause ] >> lloyd, thank you.> i also want to thank a couple of very special people they've been fantastic in what they've done. secretary of the treasury steve mnuchion here some place and gary cohen director of the national economic council. thank you, gary. thank you. [ applause ] >> and mike turzi the speaker of the pennsylvania house of representatives thank you, mike. [ applause ] >> i think that's enough, right that's enough. [ applause ] >>> we'll start losing the crowd, mike. before we begin i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that have struck our incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people has shown through like seldom before. their goodness, they're courage and their love. no destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of american people. [ applause ] >> we are praying for all of the families affected by the horrific mass shooting that took place in las vegas. we grieve with you and we will never leave your side. our hea

. >> [applause] >> president trump: scott, and lloyd smucker. >> [applause] >> president trump: lloydank you. i also want to thank a couple of very special people that have been fantastic in what they've done, secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin whose here somewhere. steve? and gary cohen, director of the national economic council thank you, gary. thank you. >> [applause] >> president trump: and the speaker of the pennsylvania house of representatives, thank you, mike. >> [applause] >> president trump: i think that's enough, right? that's enough. >> [applause] >> president trump: we'll start losing the crowd, mike. before we begin, i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that have struck our incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people has shown through mike seldom before, their goodness, their courage and their love. no destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of the american people. >> [applause] >> president trump: we are praying for all of the families affected by the horrific mass shooting that

some of the big names in that list fitting that criteria including smuckers and nordstro as well.laskan airlines makes that list another 52 week lows today and shares of chipotle making that list as well if you take a look at these stocks, one that goes down and down, keeping on hits marks of 52 weeks low you wonder if investors are getting burned picking bottoms they still do try, though. >>> game six of the world series is hours away. dodgers fans are hoping their team have one more trick up their sleeves. win or lose, this team had an amazing journey. jane wells >> reporter: hey tyler, a lot of money is spent here. check this out, what is this water from the sky it rained a little in la, that's very weird stub hub says the average price for tonight's game is 1300 in change and cheapest price is $450 >> that's a good value for a series this close. the dodgers owner have spent $3 billion first buying the team out of bankruptcy and five years of the league's highest payroll. it still blocks out most la you vooe viewers from watching regular season game. it is halloween, i have see

. >> in 50 years, you'll be on a smucker's jar. happy 106th birthday to margie brown. anytime.has been raising wine grapes in her home for 70 years. happy birthday to alexander nole of connecticut. mary fennesee, stays active by hanging out with her grandkids and great grandkids. joe malesic from hervey, pennsylvania. he is jacked. he says the longevity is walking a mile every someday. happy birthday to sue dahab. if she is not outside enjoying fresh air, she is inside facetimie ining with her family. if you know someone celebrating a birthday, let us know. >> can you do ten push-ups right now? >> my shoulder hurts. >> what a baby. >> i'm 50. i'm 50. >> oh. >> coming up on "megyn kelly today," dr. oz has foods that will keep youi )m - -... a santa rosa couple plans to file a new legal claim tod >>> good morning. it's 8:56, i'm marcus washington. a santa rosa couple plans to file a new legal claim today against pg&e. wayne and jennifer harvel have lived in the area more than 30 years. their home burnt to the ground last week. the suit accuses pg&e of negligence, claiming it brok

let's spin the smucker's jar. we're saying happy 104th birthday to dr.as at that one, right? mary is 100. the secretevity is eating oatmeal with one banana. and happy birthday to curtis davis. he has 16 great grandkids and 4 great great grandkids. agnes loves winning at the gaming tables. and jeannette worked as on a pollster and helped bring voting machines to her senior home so other residents can vote in elections. and say hello to bernard hill. this retired pilot is 100. he was part of a traveling daredevil group and performed motorcycle stunts without the midwest. happy birthday to all of them. if you know someone who is celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, we would love to hear from you. go to today.com/celebrates. and don't for get a photo. >>> we'll see what's coming up on megyn kelly. >> harvey weinstein accuser lauren sivan is coming on here. and savannah guthrie joins us. >> i'll wear my pants for you, megyn. >> get ready for a grilling, sister. >> thanks, megyn. we'll see you >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. let's che

let's break out the smucker's jars. happy 102nd birthday to walter pine of houston, texas. series. he's got to be pretty excited right now. edna mae leaks is a proud grandma in detroit. happy 100th birthday to billie saxon. she owned her own interior design business. fred burnam of naperville, illinois. served in the army. worked as a teacher. you asked what he is most proud of, it's his family. betty of dayton, ohio, 100. she and her husband met in college. started their own restaurant chain. margaret burnbach, 100. the secret of longevity, a positive attitude and staying active. if you know someone with a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about it at today.com/celebrates. >>> a lot coming up on "megyn kelly today." phil donahue is going to be there. she has a lot more. going to discus serious topics. >> what about fun day monday? >> jenna is with us today. >> we're going to eat chocolate. >> a good show at 10:00, as well. >> we'll see you in a couple i )m - -... in about one hour opening >>> good morning. it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. in about one hour, openi

. >> let's celebrate the lovely folks on our smucker's jars today.dkids, 17 great grandkids and one vincent is also 100 and a former football player. vincent and his wife are celebrating 70 years of marriage. congratulations and happy birthday all in one. happy 100th to winifred kanzler of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. she loves watching old movies. mary newhouse slaughter is celebrating 102 years. she's from arkansas. practicing yoga, meditation and attends an exercise class. oscar johnson of massachusetts is 100. he worked as a business man, owning his own variety store. last but certainly not least, happy 100th birthday to sophie of south milwaukee, wisconsin. she loves watching her three great grandsons, jj watt, derrick watt and tj watt, who play football on sundays. >> is it true ? >> true. head to today.com/celebrates and don't forget the photo. >> jj watt did a lot for the victims of the hurricanhurrican. terrific guy. >> let's head over to megyn kelly. >> you sat with isla fisher. she has a secret talent, an amazing secret talent. she's going to

>>ll >> in 50 years, you'll be on a smucker's jar. happy 106th birthday to margie brown. anytime.cake. jean has been raising wine grapes in her home for 70 years. happy birthday to alexander nole of connecticut. mary fennesee, stays active by hanging out with her grandkids and great grandkids. joe malesic from hervey, pennsylvania. he is jacked. he says the longevity is walking a mile every someday. happy birthday to sue dahab. if she is not outside enjoying fresh air, she facetimie ining with her family. if you know someone celebrating a birthday, let us know. >> can you do ten push-ups right now? >> my shoulder hurts. >> what a baby. >> i'm 50. i'm 50. >> oh. >> coming up on "megyn kelly today," dr. oz has foods that will keep you >>> 8:56 is the time now on this wednesday, october 18th, 2017. good morning to you. iman yang. we want to check on the commute with the first 4 traffic with jack taylor. >> a little bit better now. the crash after vandorn before eisenhower avenue completely on the right shoulder. careful california branch way. the accident reported to be in the inters

bring on the smucker's jars, everyone. first up, happy 100th birthday to george campbell.ersey. according to george, there's no better way to travel than to set sail on a cruise ship. caroline carter of front royal, virginia. not front royal, as matt told me ten seconds before air. it is not a french enclave. it is a lovely location in virginia. 100-year-old birthday. she'll be surrounded by love this birthday. caroline has eight grandkids, 19 great grandkids. that is a productive family. happy 100th birthday to knight, a retired carpenter from miami. he enjoys traveling and went on a cruise to the panama canal. so cool to be there. muriel celebrating 1-0-0. secret to longevity, a glass of wine every night. hoda, kathie lee, they'll be living to 300. robert bryant of memphis, tennessee, also 100. his family jokes his snacks may be the secret to living a long life. finally, 104 years young, to lois stewart of pensacola, florida. she worked as a volunteer at her local hospital until she retired at 97. >> it's >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> coming up on 9:00. let's take a lo

jeffries, pepsi on monday and then today goldman cutting khc, they got a sell on p&g along with smuckerss so very difficult especially with the dollar. >> it's the elusive topline growth across the consumer packaged goods category. and interestingly peltz argues he's had experience in trying to turn around these kind of companies, these cpg companies procter has fought back and said no, he's just been in the food business though on their own board representation they have a lot of ceos and ex-ceos, some in retail, maybe. >> their argument is it's only food not cpg. the reference that megawas making was to the late ralph whit worth he was on the hp board it's interesting to hear her answer that question because people noted she lived with an activist quite nicely for quite some time. >> and heinz has been rolled in here as a case of the proxy -- they had a proxy fight with peltz same time for more board membership and got along famously. >> it will be real close, as you said, sara that will be the key, 40% so many times is retail, how many of them will vote, what percentage will try and b