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so this is a group of kids that is always on the radar as being at the bottom. there's been a movement across the country in the obama administration, elsewhere, to address the needs of men and boys of color. we've had a lot of issues with trayvon martin, with fruitvale station. it's really at a moment where this topic is at the forefront. and to a large degree, it's about time. it was not easy going into these classrooms and gaining trust and getting the students and even the staff to open up to me. but on the other hand, there's a lot of "me's" out there. people who will never know what it's like for these kids to get out of bed every morning. it was a privilege to actually try to understand a little bit what was their lives were like. many of these kids were heroes for getting out of bed in the morning given the trauma and experiences they've had. these kids by the time they get to middle school can't remember how many funerals they've been too, literally. it is -- i think i'm the inroad for a lot of people to answer many of the questions a lot of people have

it's the bottom, he says. here's the bottom line.t nobody ever made a dime panicking. we have the interpretation of the charts. based on sebastien's view of the vix, this won't be a long, horrible sell-off of the market. it is not a time to be afraid, he says. we can bounce back much sooner than you expect like we did in late june. is sebastien right? we know this, he has right before times of extreme panic. i think what he says is a long shot. this may be one more time, he's nailed an important bottom. stay with cramer. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. whether you're the first or the millionth. if your bank doesn't think you're special anymore, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. we

that's the bottom line. that means they're less disposable income for me to go to nordstrom's and buy a pair of shoes. instead what i have has to go to pay my bills. taxes hurt, bottom line. they'll continue raising them, which means this economy is not going to get better. >> steve, you buy that? >> nope, it's completely i will logical. our greatest economic pros sparety in history occurred in the '90s when we had exactly the same -- >> we had a tax bubble. -- as we have right now. no, throw out the '90s. the tech bubble didn't boost the economy. we had strong economic growth with exactly the tax structures we have today. the problem is people don't have money because there's no wage increases. that's the macro economic problem is. you have over population liing from paycheck to paycheck. of course, the idiocy coming out of washingn by default and about downgrade and about government shutdown, that doesn't help the economy any either. >> well, gary, bottom line, taxes, do they help or hurt the econy? >> wel

it's the bottom, he says. here's the bottom line. always tell you that nobody ever made it on panicing. we have the interpretation of the charts. based on sebastien's view of the vix, this won't be a long, horrible sell-off of the market. it is not a time to be afraid, he says. we can bounce back much sooner than we expect in lategion. is sebastien right? we know this, he has right before times of extreme panic. i think what he says is a long shot. this may be one more time, he's nailed an important bottom. stay with cramer. for the strong and the elegant. for the authentic. for at home and on the go. for pessimists and optimists. for those who love you a little and those who love you a lot. for ultimate flavor and great refreshment with or without calories. for carefree enjoyment. for those who have a lot to say and those who have nothing to add. for those who want to choose and choose. for every generation. for us. for everyone. forever. golden opportunity sales event and choose from one of five lexus hybrids that's right for you,

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one is i'd like to get to the bottom of what happened. and, two -- >> do you really? >> i do. no, i really do. to the point where i said many times. >> are your fingers crossed, julie? >> no, my fingers are not crossed that we shld have independent processing. the other issue i think some people are missing and the issue that i think we really need to focus on is a lot of these groups, both democrats and republicans completely abuse the irs tax code where they're imposing it. >> that's different than going after one. >> go after both. >> here the scary thing. i red lot of books abt watergate. they put a couple of things together. they said this reeks of executive overstep and smells too bad. that is the scariest thing. they're not covering it incrementally either. >> but you and i know that this station that's covering it extensively have incredible reporters that have been digging and digging and digging -- have they done anything though? not yet. >> it took over a year for them to get anything on nixon himself. it took over a year to get -- >> but think of the coverage. >> th

will pitch oriana the bottom of the ninth. it will not be a save situation.get him ing straightened out. lately.en up runs here from his a sign catcher. here is the pitch. back with you tomorrow afterno afternoon. we will hit the air at 1:00 with the leadoff man" back in our normal spot up top at the tv booth, all-star travis wood. will go for burg the nationals. j.d.: a good let-up there by hector. two down. his second strikeout. quite a pitching matchup tomorrow. that is worth skipping work, to the park or tuning us up. then off to san diego and l.a. en: dodgers a winner tonight 4-1 in miami. j.d.: greinke again. roll.been on a nice len: 12-3. iancarlo stanton homered for the fish, his 16th. the dodgers have won two in a straight.losing two they will play again tomorrow afterno afternoon. to lombardozzi inside. j.d.: the red sox put a beatdown n the giants today 12-1 the final from san francisco. doubront beat zito. tampa , starting the day bay and boston were tied atop of a east although tampa bay few percentage points ahead. in baltimore ost and the red s

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so here's the bottom line. when macy's disappoints, well, we have to be concerned because macy's is a national barometer of the american consumer. you simply can't be as bullish as you were before you heard the news. we don't want to lose the consumer. the news should make you more cautious until we either get some better macro and corporate numbers or we get lower stock prices. we'll get one or the other. perhaps you should prepare for both. michael in illinois, michael? >> caller: hi, from chicago. i'm michael. >> yeah. >> caller: jim, an irish-dutch-polish boo-yah to you. it's a melting pot here. i have a similar sized company in beazer and i was wondering if you have an opinion about it. >> yeah, i don't really care for it. look, i talked to stephanie link today, and we were saying, geez, if we were going to buy a home builder we will buy toll brothers. hey, john in illinois. >> caller: hey, is this jim? >> yes. >> caller: this is john from peoria, illinois. big boo-yah, buddy. >> what's going on? >> caller:

we are going to put that wax seal on the bottom of this, mount this down on the floor flanged and mount the toilet on to this. >> good. does not look like it takes a great deal of expertise to do it, but you have to have the right parts and equipment. terrific. i want to ask andre. tell us, from a design point of view, what is that people are looking for these days in toilets. >> when we look at toilets, first of all, are we doing a traditional or contemporary design? obviously, we picked a traditional design. traditional design for traditional patterns. contemporary toilet for contemporary bathroom. we look about the lines of the toilet and how easy they are to clean. some of these are very sleek and come down to the floor. that is good. they are very even and clean and very easy to clean. we also think about americans with disabilities act, about handicapped toilets. those tend to have the seats and a little bit higher, so they are easier to get in and out. >> i would like to continue that discussion when we talk about aging in place. as people get older in their homes, we need to acc

. >> neil: and when this first erupted this was serious and president will get to the bottom of this. >> i think it's the scary thing is the media reaction. they actually do follow him. i was a kid when water gated broke, then it was everybody was in on this county. >> that was a republican president? >> right. i say that is scary part. this does underscore the media bias as known as mainstream media. there are other outlets. in the old days there were just a couple. mainstream media holds a lot of sway. every tv network, most tv networks in america get their talking points from the "new york times," from the "washington post" and established players. that is the one of the problems with the story. it's hard to pick up steam when the establishment won't go after the president over something that is really sleazy. you set the precedent that this president can get away with it, other presidents can get away with it. that is why it is hioshlg. >> neil: julie, if you will pipe down. [ laughter ] >> i'med by meig time. >> neil: do you think the irs thing is, indeed, a scandal or very least

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we know that this did not happen because of people at the bottom of the food chain. we know that this goes all the way up to the office of general counsel. there are two people in the irs out of 60,000 appointed by the president. one of them is the general counsel of the irs, and we now know his office was involved and personality taken away from a 50-year career employee of the irs some of these applications in order to take them in the counsel's office. we know more today than before. and as i've talked to members of congress who are involved in this investigation. they feel very confident that they're patiently working their way up. i suspect in september and october, we will see additional revelations that are going to trouble the american people. greta, you mentioned something earlier about the president. it really does trouble me that when this came out on a friday, and then on a subsequently on a monday. the president and his people said, if this happened, this would be really terrible. we now know this did happen. we know that conservative groups, political o

the brisket and the barbecue cup at the bottom are not real.they have to be refrigerated. >> this has to be like a texas dream. why can't we have barbecue at the bottom of our soda bottle? >> right. >> will do it for us at "right this minute." we'll see you next time. . >>> good evening. >> the clock continues to tick to another possible bart strike, there's two days left before the 30 day extension between bart and its employees runs out. >> taking a live look at the bay bridge, it's a scene that could be different come monday. >> now a look at interstate 80, it's always backed up during rush hour, but without bart, it could turn into a parking lot. >> here's near the coliseum, all these traffic hot spots could be brutal come monday morning, if the bart workers go on strike. >> within the past hour, the general manager spoke-to-media -- spoke to the media, and she's optimistic. >> we're trying to make sure we have an agreement, and we have service on monday. >> we'll do everything we can to avoid a strike. it may be that it's going to be the s

here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you want to look at the paint lines on this building, it's kind of hard to tell until you get up close. remember, this building is kind of a grayish tannish color, i guess. when you get a little bit closer, this side of the building should be the same color as this side of the building. what happened was this building moved away from the building next door and that's how far it moved. separation be

that's the bottom line. that's what i do. >> i know, it's just a preseasop but this is a big game, mondayy night, tomorrow night home opener against the steelers. so come on, hide it, please. it's going to be on our sister station. it's my 20 at 8:00. today's michigan 400, jimmy johnson who crashed in practice started last but took the lead e only to have engine trouble. this is the in-board cam, dale earnhardt jr., cut the tires t slides down the wall. the front fire mangled.. 44 laps to go and kyle bush who won last week slides throughgh traffic and show doesn't hit the oncoming cars and lagona earned the 204-miles an hour. he would lead 51 of the 200 laps and win for the first time this year. kevin har bill self dick second. speaking of the chase, it pullss into richmond actually september 7.se that is the final race before the chase. c >> a crazy maureen. she cut you off again in the parking lot. >> we saw that going down wisconsin the other day, a car on rims. i thought it had to be someone who worked he

yeah absolutely i mean the bottom line here is that the i.r.s. will consider it money because you as a user of coin to arrive value from it if you mind but it's income the government will consider money in every way possible in terms of regulation except as legal tender so it's a very broad category from a practical perspective i can use it as a means of exchange i can use it to buy things and therefore as far as i'm concerned it's money i use it to buy things it's money simple as that great under as i'm going to i'm going to talk to you about the incredible computing power that's being employed now to mine bitcoins there's a cost benefit analysis going on there can you talk about some of the technology that's being employed to do this and are people actually making money on this. well some people are making money first of all i'd like to point out that the incredible computing power which is now almost four hundred terror hashes per second walter white is not just used to mend the coins it's also used to secure all of the transactions on the net

call the number at the bottom of your screen and register for the free live event. coming to your area this week. >> look, i investor, this is a house that i've bought and that i've owned, and literally, four weeks ago, this property, we're gonna put up a picture on screen right now, i owned this property, and this property was not in good shape. i bought it, i renovated it, i did none of the work myself, and here i am four weeks later in front of the property and $50,000 richer. listen, i actually do real eate, i don't sit in a studio and tell you that you should go out and do real estate, or one day i'm gonna teach you, i'm in the marketplace doing re estate, and guess what, because i do it, i have my pulse on the real estate marketplace. i know exactly how to do it, i know how to do i in your marketplace, and i'm known as america's number-one and top real estate and why am i telling you this? because we'll show you and take you and lead you by the hand, and the benefit for you is this: if you're sitting on the other side of this camera going, "you know what, arma

look, the bottom line is what happened to the second half turnaround? we're supposed to get better numbers. thing, guys, most of the people i talked with are going to need a lot more negative data points before anybody gives up the idea that the second half is not going to be a modestly better half than the first half was. it's still alive, that idea, and think that's one of the reasons the market's holding up so well. >> thanks, bob. >> yep. >> it will be record heise today. so we're just off yesterday's records with this sub par jobs reports. this morning let's talk about it. >> yeah. joining us to break it all down is dave. john manly from wells fargo funds management, anthony valero and anthony chan. let me kick it off with you. your characterization of the jobs report today, what does it tell us about the economy and about tapering? >> a couple of things. it's weaker, but by no stretch of the management is it a different number. i remember doiuring the financi crisis, we had declines. this is not a bad number. we've got about 175,000 on an average.

we're going to get to the bottom of this. raj chetty is one of the authors of the study. he is an economist at harvard and won the macarthur genius grant last year. jeff sachs is the author of "the price of civilization." megan mccardle is a journalist who has written for the atlantic and scott winship is a fellow at the brookings institution. welcome all. raj, what did you think as one of the authors of this fascinating study, what are the big takeaways that you get out of it? >> so the basic fact from this study is that there's a great deal of variation within the u.s. in rates of upward income mobility. so traditionally people often perceive the u.s. as the land of opportunity. as you were saying, recently people have become concerned that upward mobility is declining in the u.s. relative to other countries. what we're showing in this study is actually you should think about the u.s. very differently. there are some places that are in fact lands of opportunity where children do have high odds of moving from the bottom of the income distribution to the top, places like

mission, the agency reports the issue internally and to federal over seers and aggressively gets to the bottom of it. the white house declined to comment. they also acknowledged that some of the methods did violate 4th amendment rights so changes were made. the nsa says it has 300 employees whose job is to work on preventing the breaches and beef up compliance.

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[laughter] if you do pick the bottom if you are lucky or your lying. [laughter] we will be back you would give the audience their marching orders. reduce stand? now we want to hear from you ricercar cameras out to the streets asking the people if they think the market is headed for another crash? >> no. i think a lot of things like shale oil and housing moves us ahead in the year doing well on that. >> absolutely. all the major banks are functionally bankrupt. currency has to be backed by a commodity your precious metals. >> definitely not. >> definitely not. >> i wouldn't doubt it the way the economy has been the the. >> no. i hope not. >> no. no way. >> most definitely because of serious >> i've not quite sure. i don't believe so. >> no. i don't. charles: that may have been the best the answer, let's hope for inoperable trying to get a million interested in the market for the first time in his life and now we have another success story and another one doing better than ever this ceo joins me with her story. next. charles: we all love american success

they create the bottom. you need to consider where though value -- the value guys will start buying on the way down. you need to figure out where they'll start selling. i usually boil it down to something quick and dirty like five up, three down. but how do i get there? how do you know where growth managering will start selling and then start buying. you need to know how they fit. that requires interpreting another, growth at a reasonable price. that defines this. we call it garb. when we talk about growth at a reasonable price or garp that's a method of analyzing stocks. by comparing a stock's growth rate to its price to earnings multiple. you need to be able to look at the world according to garp. you want to learn more from peter lynch go to amazon and buy "one up and buy the street." that's the most inspirational books that are what i teach here than i have ever read elsewhere. one up on wall street and beat the street by peter lynch at amazon. this is a rule of thumb that never let me down, a rule that c

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