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not a pound the table, get long facebook before the earnings. but here's the thing. i'm risking three. it's a dollar and a half in the money. okay. so the break-even is a dollar and a half away. i can make up to seven if the stock was at 140. if it blows through 140, i still make money from 140 to 147. so there is a huge range to the up side, if things get out of handled. and like mike said, i don't want to do a call fly too long dated. this is just a couple of weeks a f the event expired. >> you really believe the stock is going to move 6% either one way or the other. you want a trade that's going to pay you more if you get your bet just right. >> let's move on to biotech. the pain continues with the ibb. closing the day down almost 2%. big pharma got whacked too, so could the stock be a bargain now? meg tirrell has more on this. >> biotech investors hope people think it's bargain now. if you check out health care for the year, it's been a really tough one. you can see the ibb down 23%. for the year. october was particularly bad, as well, biotech losing 14% for octo

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new tests were ordered in 2007 and 2008 on the long johns and night gowns, and that test lead her to exonerate at the time confounded this investigator. >> there's a real danger saying we looked at this and categorically determined something. >> reporter: we questioned the exoneration on multiple fronts. first, the dna profile lacy said belonged to the killer may not be the profile of a singer person. >> there's a -- single person. >> there's a reasonable chance that what has been attributed to a single individual actually represents dna from multiple individuals th of, um, cobbled together into a single profile. >> it's a rather obvious point, but if you're looking for someone that doesn't exist because it's several people, it's a problem. >> reporter: and as for the dna on the long johns, said to be conclusive, we believe it's a mixture of more than one person. lacy knew before exonerating the ramseys. this report went to her office three months before clearing the family. of the two spots on the long johns, the report say it's likely more than two people contributed to the mixture,

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committed enough to the cause, and that they say this as being a very long-term fight. and the second dynamic which we can't get around of is the fact that as long as the united states enjoys a significant amount of power asymmetry over other states, but also specifically non-state actors, the united states will continue to be a convenient foil for non-state actors and jihadists who want to blame the united states for all their grievances. that's why i'm largely so pessimistic about the fight in the long run. >> thanks. mr. jenkins, you mentioned some of those issues. can you expand on that? >> i'm not sure that being blamed for the ills of the world is necessarily new territory for us. i mean, the united states is blamed for the world's problems, blamed for not solving the world's problems, and blamed when it is trying to solve the world's problems. that comes with the status. second point is for those who are really committed to this ideology it would be nice to think we can bring them back in an ideological struggle. i'm somewhat skeptical of that. i think for those w

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hopefully the fires, hopefully we won't have any. >> bill, thank you very much. >> the long race for s winding down with just 19 days to go until the big election day. >> the new question popping up this morning is whether donald trump would accept the election results if he loses. that's just one of the haynes from last night's third and final presidential debate. for more, we're joined by tracie potts in las vegas. >> hey, good morning. so with all of the things that are trending overnight about this debate, the one thing that really seems to be getting a lot of attention this morning is whether or not donald trump may protest these election results. >> trump, who has repeatedly called this election rigged, declined twice to accept the results if he loses. >> i will tell you at the time, i'll keep you in suspense. >> that's horrifying. >> are you serious? uthink that if somebody is committing fraud, they should accept the results regardless? >> his team hinting this could be a long, drawn out fight. >> you remember al gore in 2000? >> if the vote is fair, i'm confident that we'll ac

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he is looking at the long-term and when i say that, he has talked about this for a very long period of time. he wants footwear, and he wants international. as of right now, that's where you are seeing growth. when you look at the international growth, it's absolutely off the charts. you look at the footwear, off the charts. are the problem is that still is a very small segment of what our under armor is. >> international is ahead of plan. footwear growth, ahead of plan. >> north america slipping. >> if plank is for the long-term, how come you guys don't view it as an opportunity for the long-term? >> he accurately points out that it is not about the high margin business of apparel. it is about footwear. it is about international which grew at 80%. i'm with pete. i want to buy it. i want to hear what kevin plank is going to say tomorrow. kevin plank has been consistent to his shareholders in delivering the message of what the strategy is going to be. this isn't a management strategy problem. this is about shifting the growth strategy. you're talking about a company that has six and a ha

. >> reporter: the decision was based on dna she said was conclusive. behind on her panties and long johns. dna that would crack the case if it could be identified or matched. but the actual dna test results used to clear the ramseys, obtained exclusively by 9 news and the boulder daily camera tell a completely different story. >> i was always surprised at what she did, and now i'm deeply concerned. >> reporter: it's the latest controversy in a case problems. a bungled crime scene, in fighting among investigators and prosecutors. >> first of all, many of you know that last week. >> reporter: a decision by the former district attorney to drop charges authorized by a grand jury against john and patsy ramsey. mary lacy succeeded hunter as a strong supporter of the intruder theory. when she issued the exoneration letter and apologized to the ramseys, she created the impression that if someone found, the case would be solved. >> we now have pretty irrefutable dna evidence according to the district attorney's office, and that's the most significant thing to me, and certainly they acknowled

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anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show of record for long-term investing. m anthony scaramucci. and i'm gary kaminsky. ed the u.s. economy added 150,000 jobs white unemployment rate ticked higher to 5%. anthony: the second in jobs report comes the day before election day. steve einhorn, the vice chair of omega advisers. >> any one report has to be taken in context. i would characterize the report as a reasonably good one. while the headline number was a bit weaker than expected, the private sector employment increase was in line with expectations. there was some lift in wages which is good. the participation rate, the number of folks reentering the labor market moved up a bit. sow i would say it's a good report. one that likely will allow the federal reserve in december to lift interest rates. >> there was a full time jobs. i'm wondering, the quality and mixture of the jobs, is that healthy for the economy? >> there was to decline in full-time jobs. one could look under beneath the hood -- could look underneath the hood. but any one month had to be taken in

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the stock moved almost 30% from that and her's over a long-term situation. the stock spent years consolidating. here's that gap. now we're at 115. all i see is an air pocket if i own that stock for a whole host of reasons. we know that competition is red hot for mcdonald's and they're going to come up with competition to tall-day breakfast. you can celebrate the january call at 1.45. you can use the proceed to buy the january 1.05 credit. you can make money in the stock up to that credit and then you have losses down to 1.05. i want to go back to this chart. i'm thinking about this air porkt and that may be would be reason why you're looking for the downside protection. i'm not trying to get taken out of the position. at any point i can cover that call and not be taken out of that position. >> the air pocket is everything. it was associated with earnings contactually a year eago. it was when they all started to really have trarction. the risk is that this one will be filled. >> i mean, the last couple of years you had a revenue decline of 2.5%. next year prob

healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. e north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>>hanks fore watching. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. >>> we are back with our ninth straight hour of post-debate analysis. let's turn to our focus group of undecided voters. who here is still undecided? still? how is that even possible? >> jimmy: we don't know, joe. we might be undecided. on the record, we might not. >> that doesn't make any sense. >> jimmy: i totally agree. to disagree. i go back and forth, right, everybody? we go back and forth. >> how do you all get dressed in the morning? >> jimmy: we don't know. my question fors melania trump. melania, is it really possible for a shampoo to double as a conditioner? to me it doesn't make any sense.

cakes could be a precursor to the long feared big one. >> reporter: the ground started shaking 200 small earthquakes where earthquake similarities said the big one could erupt. fearing the swarm of earthquakes could send off a bigger quake away from the monster fault san andreas. there are several major faults running through this area. this neighborhood above the san andreas t. line is the direction of the fault. many people here are still unprepared. scientists say there is a 85% chance of a large earthquake ripping through southern california the next two years t. state is two years away from an could kill as many as 1,800 and injure 50,000, now an unprecedented warning in a region still far from ready. >> this morning prince harry is telling us a smile is contagious t. prince met with a group of ch inin london overnight to honor kid who inspire others by living life to the fullest, despite suffering from a serious it's illness t.ri children's positivity and humor took his breath away. >> it's so nice to see the kids smile and the parents around them. look at the smile on their faces.

the 50. i'm not sure what that real number is over long-term. some of the systems we're using get a little out of calibration when you go beyond ten years. i have good confidence in the ten year pro forma in front of and you shows a performing fiscal operation. yes, there's a concern down stream with that capital gap, and the approach is again this master lease approach forwards a wide range of opportunities. i don't think we're ready to make commitments as to what the opportunities should be but that's the work we need to do in the coming months. >> and just one question which i am sure people here can answer. does the conservancy exist as a corporate entity? >> my understanding is yes and formed the non-profit through a collaborative process. we were happy to see that happen so we had a formal entity on the other side of the negotiations. >> thank you. so why don't we open this up to public comment. thank you all for your patience this morning and come on up. >> can i call up a few names? >> sure. >> speaker cards and first cathy moffit the exe

the long-lasting quicker picker upper. >>> fast forwarding today, vice president joe biden will discuss the edward m. kennedy institute in boston. earlier the president appointed the veep to oversea the efforts to end kacancer. >> and donald trump's childhood home in the borough of queens is going up for auction. the tutor-style home bids start at $849,000, and it has gone down, because the property was previously listed at $1.6 million >>> and the smithsonian has an effort to are restore dorothy's disintegrating ruby slippers. you can recall that is from the "wizard of oz." >>> and just as elon musk may have an announcement later on a potential $15 billion settlement. we have those details? hello, landon. >> yes, the judge says that he is strongly inclined to approve the $10 billion settlement over the v.w. suit. they have offered to buy back vehicles from 475,000 u.s. affected owners. >>> meanwhile, tesla plans to unveil a new product today. erl y arer in the month, elon musk said it would be unexpected for most. and meanwhile, the awaiting for the new tesla vehicle will have to wait,

the electric car company long- range plans. tesla wants to add more than or teen million near mission boulevard. they said the expansion will add 3100 jobs. if the city gives a green light, the company could quintuple production to half 1 million cars a year.>> after the economy has crashed, they brought it back. it is good to have someone back to keep silicon valley going there>> the planning commission is speaking thursday. >>> oakland is approving the least to dock space. the company handles 20 percent of cargo moving through the port of oakland, is looking to double its presence with a 14 year agreement. is also expected to make the operation is more cost efficient. >>> time order and at&t have political backlash. reporter tom tells us they are raising doubts about what the deal means for us.>> reporter: alexander graham bell percent sound over a wire for the 140 years without giving us a telephone. >> can you hear me next>> reporter: soon after the telephone and telegraph company, known as at&t, a company owns wires and cab

even if the enemy made passes towards hong kong and singapore, they begin the long journey back. ep-by-step the japanese were beat back. in the philippines, under japanese rule, prisoners had been subjected to indescribable g.ffering will sto the filipino people that never stopped fighting for the douglas macarthur had promised that he should return and return he did. jima, the a --iwo power of the american pacific to scores ofcombat amphibious invasions. the japanese went into the hundreds of thousands and once again a flag of liberty which are mad at the run up. under general buckner who gave his life there, combined american fought a long and costly campaign for open our at the very doorstep of japan. andas japan's final hour enemy soldiers had to be destroyed cave by cave and one by one. finally, the morale was cracked open by american power. they began to give up voluntarily. it inflicted heavy damage on american naval forces operable canal up. a, it wascause butational -- kammikaze, would never stop the allied advance. ♪ >> the b-29's scourge of japan's home island bringing

-term improvement if you look at the child care tax cut, similar expansion resulted in long-term improvement in education outcomes and earning outcomes. all things the drive growth in the long-term. >> defense spending is a huge part of the budget. where would you say that the bait is in the republican party on whether the rhetoric of president obama -- should be met with defense spending? >> there is a lot of agreement that should increase spending. the only disagreement has been willingness for nondiscretionary spending as part of that deal. the budgetary fact is more entitlement spending programs, medicare, medicaid, the affordable care act have been steadily crushing and pushing out of the budget the discretionary so all the things the founders thought are steadily pushed out and the budget control act, has got to be undone and recognize that. the trouble is to undo it, the deal with existing entitlement programs, they are saying no, trump saying i won't touch social security and medicare. >> don't here paul ryan or other leaders talking about cutting entitlement program

the long-lasting quicker picker upper. hurricane matthew tore through haiti, aid is almost beginning to reach the hardest parts of the country. now, there are fierce of a deadly outbreak of the waterborne disease cholera. >> cases in this area alone is 279 in this country. ten deaths in that. >> it will be a long road at rebuilding their livelihood. >> haitian authorities say more matthew. the death toll is over a thousand. >>> the latest story dominating headlines, neighbors across the country on edge by real and fake sightings of so-called creepy clowns. according to a recent tally, there have been clown-related incidents in at least 48 states with arrests in at least 18 of them. kristen dolgren reports the creepy crown craze has claimed a new victim. >> reporter: he is arguably one of the most icons. >> i hope your day is fantabulous. >> reporter: according to mcdonald's, tear red-nosed mascot is laying low. the company quote being mindful of the current clown sightings that have now gone global. scotland yard has gotten