. >> announcer: coming up, the s-word. me investors think it's filthy, but tonight cramer is showing you where smart speculation can pay off big. and later, huddle up. while most are focused on the rosters, tonight, cramer has an inside look at the financial side of football. it's the blocking and tackling behind one of the biggest brands in the world when cramer lines up with a starting member of the nfl management team just ahead. plus, fill her up? holly frontier has been in the sweet spot for refiners turning abundant oil into fuel for the nation's recovery.

. >> jimmy: the s-word is what britney said. simon said it is -- bloody hell. on. simon, we asked britney the same question. what is her favorite curse word? >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: brittany, what did you say? oh! >> oh. >> jimmy: no points forrite ere one of you. >> i got the c and the k. two points for that. >> jimmy: britney, we told simon to finish this sentence. britney would be the perfect girl if she would just -- blank. what did he say? britney would be the perfect girl if she would just -- blank. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: britney says "i don't know." simon, what did you say? keep on judging "the x factor." said like a good producer. simon, we asked britney the same question. we asked, you would be the perfect guy if you would just -- blank. what? >> do my shirt buttons up? >> jimmy: button his shirt up was his answer. oh, that's pretty close. change his clothes. we're going to give that to simon. we have a tie game. all right. simon, we asked britney the following question, which part of your body do you think is sexiest? which part of b

. >> announcer: coming up, the s-word. me investors think it's filthy, but tonight cramer is showing you where smart speculation can pay off big. and later, huddle up. while most are focused on the rosters, tonight, cramer has an inside look at the financial side of football. out's the blocking and tackling behind one of the biggest brands in the world when cramer lines up with a starting member of the nfl management team just ahead. plus, fill her up? holly frontier has been in the sweet spot for refiners turning abundant oil into fuel for the nation's recovery. after surging a stunning 70% this year, does it have gas in the tank to go higher? don't miss cramer's exclusive with the ceo. all coming up on "mad money." ♪ >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. everyone in the nicu, all the nurses wanted to watch him when he wa

. >> i cannot approve upon the i.r.s.'s own word in making this award decision. the information was unprecedented that he provided information that was exceptional and brad's information served as the basis for unprecedented actions against the swiss bank u.b.s. and collateral impact on other enforcement activities. >> not only was u.b.s. forced to pay $780 million to svelte the justice department, it had to turn over account information for thousands of its american clients, cracking open swits lan's famed banking secrecy laws. >> these are the headlines from "g.m.t.." the u.s. ambassador in libya has died after an attack in the u.s. consulate in the eastern city of benghazi. nearly 250 people have been killed in a fire at a garment factory in the pakistan city of karachi. germany's constitutional court has been ruling on one of its most important cases in post-war history of the it had to decide whether germany's role on the bailout fund was legal. the court backed out the plan with some condition. those stocks have rallied. steve evans is in berlin following th

. >> defense contractors started to refer to something as the "s" word. sequester. losing some to wonder and thousand defense jobs. there are the defense cuts mandated by the sequestered that starts to take effect on january 2. avoiding those cuts is going to require compromise in a different type of deficit reduction plan. given all of those virginia jobs at stake, how can you say no to any type of tax and revenue increase, even if it is paired with a greater degree of spending cuts? >> getting our fiscal house in order in washington. i saw this as being another example of washington leaders not making decisions, putting off decisions to yet another commission, which, if it failed, as it did, it would be the responsibility of the federal government, which is national defense, as well as it being what is known to be over 200,000 technology and defense jobs in virginia. what we need to do is repeal or replace obamacare. but will sit trillions in spending, and that is harmful for business. i think we need to cut out and look at where there is redundancy in government.

the u.s. base word the u.k.'s prince harry's station. protests continue across china as demonstrators voice frustration over disputed islands with japan there's heavy police presence outside the japanese consulate and shot high hundreds proclaimed islands in the east china sea belong to beijing despite tokyo controlling that region of water tension increased last week when japan's government purchased the islands from private owners the land areas in question are believed to be surrounded by energy rich waters. south african police have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at striking miners in the area earlier they raided workers hostels seizing weapons friday the government announced a crackdown on strike vowing to act against illegal gatherings and rest which has already hold at production at several platinum and gold mines escalator last month after police shot dead thirty four miners striking over low wages. and working hard to life in moscow and shortly we interview a man who spent forty five days in taliban captivity that's after a r

lincoln and prior to his presidency whenever the word strike was used in a newspaper it was in quotes i mean they were that rare and this was in the hundred sixty s. or as a lincoln uses the word they stop putting it in quotes by the eight hundred eighty s. eight hundred ninety s. were seen serious attempts at unionization you know some and then you know in the one nine hundred twenty s. again well in the one thousand nine hundred really another big effort at unionization and then the whole thing falls in in one nine hundred twenty nine and and out of the thirty's comes the great flint sit sit down strike and successful union efforts that that brought about the wagner act the national labor relations act in nineteen thirty five and and then the the backlash in forty seven would have hurt but the point is that literally from eight hundred sixty to nine hundred thirty five it took that long for labor to make that case took three or four generations to make their case to the american people to the point where it just became conventional wisdom of course we're going to pass the wagner act you know and then then then people on the right who are fighti

the world, all united in purpose and spirit. the words spoken were those of remembrance... >>e was s a greaeabrother and a loyal friend. stone became dust, steel became shrapnel... where flames, smoke and destruction stole the lives of 184 men, women and children. >> words of hope and inspiriration... >> the pentagon memorial will stanas an everlasting tribute to 18484 innocent souls who perished on these grounds. the benches here bear each of their names... and beneath each b bench is a shimring pool filled with the water of life. a memorial can never replace wh tho of you mourning a loved one have l lost. we pray that y will find some coort id the peace of these grounds. we pray that you will find strength in knowing that our natition will always grieve with you. >> and at the very hour and minute of the tragedy seven years earlier, there were no words at all. througho the crowds s that day were theen and women of the pentagon, the civilian and military personnel who every day are on duty, dedicating themselves to the defense ofof america. theyey were e there on thahat y in septembmber 200001, thehey d through an; and

the party is about to end. storm team 4's chuck bell is here with the first word on the weather. >> good evening. good sunday evening, everybody. plenty of clouds away. those are moving on out and we ended up with bonus sunshine with the tail end of sunday, a very pleasant evening to get outside. temperature, 75 in washington. 71 up in northern maryland. 73 in culpepper, virginia, 74 in la plata, maryland. and 76 in annapolis. nothing showing up just yet some of we'll be dry for the rest of this evening. have been a few sprinkles down on the lower parts of the eastern shore, but they haven't been bothering us. as a result. sunday evening looks good. sunny breaks for the next little while. sundown at 7:14 this evening. mid 70s for now. back to the middle and upper 60s by 11:00 and rain drop chances are arising. we'll talk about that on the seven-day, coming up are. >> a calmer day across the middle east and the rest of the muslim world after a week of deadly protests. but today contradictory claims about the attack on the u.s. consulate that killed ambassador chris stevens. libya's president says

. >> defense contractors started to refer to something as the "s" word. sequester. losing some to wonder and thousand defense jobs. there are the defense cuts mandated by the sequestered that starts to take effect on january 2. avoiding those cuts is going to require compromise in a different type of deficit reduction plan. given all of those virginia jobs at stake, how can you say no to any type of tax and revenue increase, even if it is paired with a greater degree of spending cuts? >> getting our fiscal house in order in washington. i saw this as being another example of washington leaders not making decisions, putting off decisions to yet another commission, which, if it failed, as it did, it would be the responsibility of the federal government, which is national defense, as well as it being what is known to be over 200,000 technology and defense jobs in virginia. what we need to do is repeal or replace obamacare. but will sit trillions in spending, and that is harmful for business. i think we need to cut out and look at where there is redundancy in government.

the united states senate campaign. can you believe that's where we are? >>s ag: r brown was banned from speaking on the floor after said the wordsaying that word. it's a great word. but you know, and we end up havi within da, waable do and show up on michiganteps and perform the vagina monologs. in small communities everywhere people are hurting. those types of comments have been going on a lot. that's what's going to be interesting about this election. in the last election obama put out one twter. this election people are going

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the audience. s tell your friends this year's is the longest at 26,000 word. >> now for new jersey governor kris christie hit a night know will you will be. >> it didn't take long for him to express his favorite, the boss. >> you love bruce springsteen. >> i do. i just saw him last night. >> what number show was it? >> it was my 130th show. i know how are. you're the guy who screams the words louder than bruce springsteen. >> can you do a little "thunder road" or something? >> me and you? you start it? >> one, two, three four. >> oh, come take my hand. ♪ riding down to face the promise land ♪ oh thunder road, oh thunder road ♪ >> i think governor christie should stick to attending the concerts. >> are you better off? no. now the next stage of the scripted dance, journalists get in the face the democrats and badger them. >> can you honestly say people are better off? see, it's a scripted dance that -- wait a minute. >> can you honestly say the average american is better off today than they were four years ago. >> here's what i can say, chris. i can can can can say we're in a position four years ago. >> i

the f-word. nicole ritchie, not to be outdone, followed up with using the f-word -- or, actually, the s-word into the f-word in sort of a two-sentence double gainer, degree of difficulty 9.5. [laughter] then came nypd blue which went in a different direction and broadcast seven seconds of bare, well, nude women's buttocks, or i guess one woman's buttocks in "nypd blue," and a fairly fleeting glimpse of the side of her breast. and the triggering event was on the golden globes. the previous two awards were the billboard awards, and then bono followed that up in 2003 on the golden globes where he used the f-word, and that was the final straw. the fcc revisited its policy, and it took a different position about repetition. it said that the fact that specific words or phrases are not sustained or repeated does not mandate a finding that the material is otherwise, that is otherwise patently offensive to the broadcast is not indecent. and they justified that on the fact that he used the f-word, and the f-word is a very vulgar word. the fcc then went back and penalized the other three instances, cher, ni

exactly is an exchange traded fund anyway and more importantly what is in the fine print we will break it down in word of the day plus g.e.'s medical imaging health care business is reportedly slowing down but this is in part because of changes g.e. made to the health plans of its own workers will explain let's get to today's capital account. our guest today mike said locke many of you know him well from our show on his blog he wrote on his blog that foot in mouth disease appears to be at least as important as the economy in this u.s. presidential election and given mitt romney's recently exposed comments where he said forty seven percent of voters are entitled and dependent on the government and his job is not to worry about them it seems the foot in mouth indicator may be something to pay attention to and while it appears bearish or to be a bearish indicator for mitt romney right now the real question is if there is a bullish case at all for the economy when it comes to either the republican or democratic presidential candidate and what is then the true state of the economy anyway because that's an important baseline to b

the simple word to say it. [laughter] >> at the time of the 1960's, there was the first one to do that. he made me do dress or a company scared, know. but there were in shorts as well. that was provocative. >> this provocation and not just about the girls, about women feeling their sexuality. it is also about men. i have seen all your shows and i think i saw them all. but i do not remember in the men's collection for yves laurant, seeing a man powdering his nose going down the runway. >> yes. because he did things that were already very much about at the time. i was very admired. that is true. we did big steps. vocabulary. i have enormous admiration. i was also speaking social society, which was what was going on in society. me, to my grandmother, i was like feeling. too close to say something indefinitely. yes, why did i do the men like that? because i work around it sex. i saw that what was showing, it was the men in this world where the woman was strong. then have to be equal of the men. and i wanted to show it. there was some interest in like a blazer, a jacket, double- breasted. yo

the one nine hundred twenty s. if you get the price wrong in other words every gold standard is some relationship between paper money and gold there are a lot of questions you have to answer to get the right people through the word gold standard out there they don't even know what they mean sometimes by gold standard in the fact is there is not one gold standard there are many different possible gold centers so you have to answer a few questions number one what your definition of money is it and zero and one and two they're all very different number two what your percentage backing the hard shell gold bugs say it's got to be one hundred percent or nothing the starkly that's not true england where the very successful gold standard with twenty percent backing in the one nine hundred century the u.s. since the one nine hundred sixty eight had forty percent backing so historically you can have less than one hundred percent the final question is sort of who's in the club if the u.s. were to do it alone that would be extremely deflationary because we would have the only currency anybody want it all the other currencies wo

however, at the same time hami nduon s ilea it is permissbamale for the legislature to use the word allah. fortunately that decision was d ther%roused. however, president obama then promoted dhen id hamilton to a liin 1time muudgeship on the ua. court of appeals for the seventh circtlt. in 1deral muudge michael r. dane is another aclu type judicial appointments made by president obama. he must take the cpeae for havig the most extraordinary exalted notion of his ostat pteser. suggested in court, the ten commandments, center down to six amendmenel in oe fer to mpeae e posting of the commandments legal under the first amendment. obam. they s most outrageous a toack on religious liberty is his executive order in obamacare that the reqtlrements by -- that think to icinose that the requirements wiley their religion. twenves%iiliee new ll wsuits hhe been filed in 14 states challenging the obamacare mandate on their religious liberty a. weument. these lawsuits involve 50 plaintiffs inc movding protestat schools serving inner-city children and chewas aies pro alg care for the asuitsed and neglect

the endd &pzone s time expires. ravens winn23-to-16 .after the game... coach harbaugh had some wordsabout the return of the league's regular refs. n-f-l oomissionee, roger gooddll also apooogized to fans... saying he's sorry public through a difficult the tory of the game, was.... the game! not the refs! although afterwards, the players and coaches were finally talking openly about how theyyreally felt about thee. replaceeents. joel d. smith pi live at jimmy's in fells point with that reaction, plus iffthe fans noticed any difference in the way the game was played.gooo morning joell d. good morning guys. at theegame, and thee efs. refs.llok at the game, let's take a closerrguys. guys. good mornnng d. ggod morning joel d. gooddmorning guys. guys. let's take a closer look at the game, and the refs. refs. they stripes are the same, but the guys in those shirts are different... hey're arms work... signalling its good... ray rice has some ery nice words about the replacement refs... and ray lewis says whht made him smile most ray lewis 5800 thats the first pime i got excited about walkedd

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the hottest tec >>> welcome back, everyone. faxcon technology has closed a factory in northern china after a brawl involving 2,000 worker s there are reports that the company makes covers. and there's no word what started the fight. foxconhas come under fire that. >>> well, that could make the iphone 5 even scarcer, apple phones are out of the stores after the first weekend of sales. iphone 5 is still available on apple's went site but not for immediate delivery. >>> but the verizon version may deem popularity. it turns out it will also work on at&t if you swap sim card chips. that means verizon customers can switch to at&t when their contracts are up. >>> well, gas prices are coming down, the national average is now $3.81 a gallon. that's a nickel less than a week ago or more than a month or this time last fall. you can thank crude prices and less demand for gas now that summer is over. >>> and trader joe's is recalling peanut butter. 29 cases in 18 states may be related but we should tell you there are no reports of creamy salted valencia peanut butter. most of the people who got sick were under the age of 18. trader joe's is offering refunds. >>> at the box office it was a virtual tie w

the arabic word freedom by arranging candles. mahmoud used to support assad, but he now thinks t s ths the gt is disgracing his homeland with blood. >> translator: we must top it will the assad regime as crimes by the regime have come to light, the anti-assad movement is becoming unstoppable in the golan heights as well. >> reporter: but expressing opposition can create friction. assad supporters began harassing ammasha. they began correcting and storms were thrown at his house. he was hit by a car and has serious low back injuries. the driver was an assad supporter and insists it was just an accident, but ammasha thinks the it s reyalation for his opposition to assad. >> translator: we must do whatever we can to avoid killing each other. the israeli occupation alone is more than enough suffering to endure. >> reporter: the syrian conflict is gradually spilling over to the golan heights. civil war is beginning to erode the unity that developed under the israeli occupation. kohei spds tsuji, nhk world, golan heights. >>> a large typhoon is heading towards okinawa. meteorologist robert speta has the details. robert? >>> well, curre

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the i.g.'s. -- started, the first thing i did was to meet been i.g.'s. they are supposed to be looking for waste, fraud, and abuse. those are the words in their statutes. their number one concern is how to preserve their budget. they are worried about clashing with management and too much interaction with congress. it was a go along, get along attitude. i kept hearing hearing -- kept hearing the two types of i.g.'s. there was the lap dog and the junkyard dog. the head of the finance committee oversaw one of my confirmation hearings and said i needed to be more like a junkyard dog. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c- span's "q & a." >> theodore roosevelt, richard nixon, and jimmy carter earned ranked as the best presidents for the environment for -- are ranked as the best presidents for the environment. a discussion on environmental policies and past presidents. this is about an hour. >> thank you for coming here today. i am the editor and chief upper corporate knights magazine. here with me is the editor and founder of corporate knights, toby heaps. prices incorporate social, economic benefits and costs an actors know the benefit of their marketplace actio

average correlation to the s&p 500 of those 500 stocks hovering around 45% or so, you look back over the last three months this is clearly a stock picker's market. in other words all the boats in the harbor are not being pulled up even though the s&p 500 has been able to show some gains. regional banks, this is a great area to look at. i will say i'm staying away from europe. we have done some studies showing halfway through the year the companies that are domestically sourced in terms of their revenue are beating the pants off of their equities. that is a great tool looking at the guideline for where you want to invest. companies like wells fargo and the financials, great company outperforming and we know our domestic economy is coming along a little bit better than the euro, i really do want to stay away from the hot topic of european stock right now. david: chris johnson, we have to leave it at that. be prepared to get out pretty quickly, october may be the time to do that. >> thank you a lot. liz: what to business leaders want to hear when it comes to economic reform? asking the ceo of overstock.com. david: among the group of buye buyers, peter guber, ceo

latest on the victims conddion at the hour and the just days after a u-s ambassador is killed in libyy after seige on the consulatt... we aae getting word of another aatackkon an american embassy.where it's happening... who is behind it.. and what we're just learning about the damage. and... a professor breastfeeds her baby.. in the middle of a lecture.why she says she did it... and the surprising reaction from her students this morning. 3 3 thursday, september 13th 3 3 map wilkens 395map 3 3 we are following breaking news just into our newsroom... just days after a deadly attacc at a u-s consolate in libya... we are getting word that protesters have stormed the american embassy in yemee. protesters angered byyan anti- islamic film set fire to the american flag and removed the embassy's sign.so far we have not heard of any injuries. yemee is home to al qaeda's most active branch.on tuesday the government announced that the terrorist network's number two leader was killed in a u-s airstrike in the country. classes will resume at morgan state university this morning student center yesterday.at this hour... the gunman is still n the loose.

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