how do you make monday sni? you want the stock did go to the high strike, where your profits are capped. ennis, walk us through the trade. >> what am i doing here? i bought the february 11-12 call spread. i bought one february 11 call when the stock was around 10.45 today. i paid 40 cents for the call. i sold one february 12 call at 15 cents. i paid 25 cents for the package. how does this trade make money? i need ford stock to go above 11.25 by february expiration. above that my max profit is at 12 or above, i can make 75 cents on the trade. 3-1 risk/reward. i traded this as a february call spread because ford reports in late january. so this call spread will capture the earnings, they have very strong earnings in the most recent quarter. >> i like the valuation on ford. like their products and i like the fact you're only spending a quarter for that $1 spread. >> the new ford cars have a lot of great options, but they don't have stocks versus options, that you can only get here. one of the ford shares will set y

>> and what did you learn, lou snis. >> i learned that donny was a puppeteer. >> oh, lord. >> that's disturbing. happy thanksgiving and we will see you back here on friday. >> now stay tuned for "the daily rundown" in the capable hands of luke russert. >>> 19 people are injured after a bus bomb explodes in tel aviv escalating tension and the weeklong conflict thought to be nearing a ceasefire. secretary of state hillary clinton is in cairo this morning working to make that peace happen. can egypt help bring an end to the fighting? and back at home, all eyes on the white house for a thanksgiving tradition. the presidential turkey pardon. get ready to gobble up the history of this bird watch. good morning from washington. it's wednesday, november 21st, 2012. this is "the daily rundown." i'm luke russert filling in for the great chuck todd. a commuter bus exploded in central tel aviv injuring at least 19 people steps away from the national defense he headquarters. israeli police confirm that an explosive device detonated but say it was not a suicide attack. the white house is calling th

the $2 million commitment from bob iger, the ceo of our parent company, diz sni. disn disney.hon. our abc programs, our cable networks rallying around hurricane relief right now. and boy, george, once you have been out there in the devastated area, you are feeling it. >> you know how much it means. you know why robin roberts did not want to miss this. we all miss her so much. you just heard her voice. now watch her message. >> george, it was so difficult for me to follow doctors' orders and stay here at home last week. like so many, i felt helpless, watching all of those families impacted by sandy. i know what it's like to see your hometown virtually wiped out, because i remember, the day after katrina, hurricane katrina, being there in my beloved home state of mississippi, walking in the rubble. the coastline unrecognizable. family members were displaced for months. it took over a year for us to get back in the family home. i also vividly remember so many people coming up to me and asking me the same question. does the rest of the country snow? do they know what happened to u

stuart: i can burn it, can't sni there's no trace -- i can burn it, can't i? there's no trace.>> in the acknowledgments, you prodded me and challenged me. stuart: is that the index in the back? >> there's a section called acknowledgments. i'm sure it's there. stuart: i'm looking for varney. david: you have a show with your name on it. why do you need to find your name in a book? why? stuart, you are nuts. >> five minutes of my day right here. stuart: where's my name? if you have to kill a break, kill a break. i want to know where my name is. >> i will find it in acknowledgments. stuart: meanwhile, i will read the tease. i'm saying there is a deal coming on the fiscal cliff, and it means two things, higher taxes and more debt. are you ready yet? >> yes. stuart: where am i? >> my close fox colleagues blank, blank, blank and stuart varney. dd oh my goodness. -- >> oh my goodness. stuart: page 278, thank you very much indeed. my take is next. what makes the sleep numberre different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. we have so much technology i

how would you even neutralize a robot that's gone craze sni it sounds a little bit ridiculous.ut at the same time we've sat through enough movies, chris, to know it could happen. >> exactly, deb. you look at the navy testing, you know, that semi autonomous drone that for the first time could possibly launch and land on an aircraft carrier. that is one of the toughest skills for any human pilot to master. you can see with the grid of technology just how quickly this could get out from under the pentagon. i think it was an attempt to sort of get out ahead of it a little bit. >> interesting and probably wise in the long run, obviously, just to put your faith in human beings. working the joy stick as it would bea . as we saw in that picture. >> as bonnie brought up with syria, you think about this technology in the hands of dictators, without that human being to say, i'm not going to take that shot, you know, it just brings up a whole host of issues that we haven't had to grapple with yet. >> no question. minimizing loss of human life is critical. stick around with us for a minute.