there's timmy. >> timmy. >> timmy. when i was a little kid, i made a deal with myself that i would never grow up. we met when we were very young... i was 17, he was 18. we made the movie the book of life. we started doing animation. with the surface book, you can actually draw on the screen. so crisp. i love it. it's almost like this super powerful computer and a tablet (laughing) it's a typewriter for writing scripts... it's a sketchbook for sketches... ...it's a canvas for painting... i've been taking probiotics gx from nature's bounty to help with the occasional unwanted gas and bloating. wherever i get stuck today, my "future self" will thank me. thank you. thank you! how do i get stuck in an air duct? nearly 50 years of experience has taught us: no matter what the future holds, you're always better off healthy. nature's bounty know how you earn the title ... world's best mom? by starting each day with a perfectly balanced mug of... i've got this. mom! mccaf? coffees brew a smooth blend. that's not too strong, but

timmy vigil, fox 31. >> will continue to keep you plus posted. speaking of tomorrow, usually it has coach kubiak's press conference on it. we will see if he is there. should he not be able to make it , it's a short week and they play at san diego on thursday. maybe one of the three assistants will jump in and take over head-coaching responsibility for this thursday's game. we will keep you posted if that them. thanks nick. want to get to the other top story and that is the presidential debate. >> are political reporter joe st. george breaks it all down and an intense night. >> and unreal political weekend. a contentious debate that lived up to the hype. trump apologetic for the viral molar video come friday and then he went on the attack. >> ladies and gentlemen, the republican nominee for president donald j trump in the democratic nominee for president, hillary clin >> a debate for the ages. clinton trump, not even shaking hands. the suspense, how trump would respond to the boulder video of him appearing to brag about having his way with women.

another opportunity in the educational round for peoria was in the late 1800's where washington coring timmy wiltsey peoria farmer who himself was illiterate for most of his life that taught himself how to read and write and became a fanatic advocate for education and in the late 1800's he changed his will to endow a university that he wanted to call the corrington university as long as there would be no football team. and when he died in 1903, and his children discovered the contents of the will, they protested his will saying that their father was adult when he made the will and part of his handling with the idea of that the oxygen was gone and the court sided with the children and so peoria lost another chance at a university however part of that will still exist today and that there is no college foot off in peoria. >> what do the stories tell us about peoria? >> well, and appreciation of the town of peoria is not some kind of a bland backwater community and that the phrase will it play in peoria just means that you are dull. this town is vibrant and has plenty of entertaining folks, ple

i know timmy has something for you, too. what about m & a. are they a target or too rich? >> obviously no incremental insight there. you hear players mention apple all of the time. no insight there. pretty expensive. >> bob, what's the optimal mix between third party and original content? should they just be the guy that's actually relicensing and doing what they are doing, maybe in china? >> you know, it's a great question. probably the ultimate question for them. the further they go out on original content, the further out on the risk curve. the key part for them is they point to that every geography thief rolled out pre2013 is profitable. so on a cohort basis. as long as that's profitable, should be okay. >> bob, good stuff. >> thank you. >> what you expect from this corner of the desk. what we do here. >> incredible bar. but you reached it. >> all right. we'll have more later. final word around the horn from the desk. you want to make a final call here? >> i'm chomping at the bit. i think you have to remember, when it comes to the valuation that this is a company that'

so we always refer to him as timmy. when this was a very elegant club. the place was just for aristocrats, it was very, very high class. but it was also known as a house of ill repute. that was prohibition back then, and the cops used to confiscate everyone's alcohol and bring it out here and booze it up themselves. we have encountered a lady named mary lynn that worked here during the 1920's. she worked here at the club, and she fell in love with one of the aristocrats. he promised that he was coming back to marry her, but he never came. so her soul is still here waiting for her lover to return. there's no other way to believe until you actually experience it, i think. if we open up all of our senses and be open to it, the things that happen are just totally amazing. basically what farnam manor represents is eternal life. it shows us that our soul does live on after our body dies. (haunting music) - okay, if you want to check that out, the farnam foundation offers lantern tours and all kinds of stuff like wedding opportunities, parties, and the spirits,

wanted for parole violations after being charged with timmy bailey jr. is 21 years old. about 5-foot 11 and ways about 160 pounds. believed to be hiding in cleveland. if you have any information on him, you can call the number on your screen. tips can stay anonymous and there is reward money available. >>> coming up tonight, sitings around the country. when does dressing like a clown become illegal. we take a look at cases including here in northeast start ordering tomorrow. >> and hurricane matthew, hear how millions from florida and up the eastern sea board are preparing for the category 4 storm. >> tough one. it definitely is. and believe it or not. our tribes forecast, late weekend, could be impacted by that storm. as well as a cold front that comes into our weekend forecast. lots going on. i'll tell you about it in your full forecast. >>> chipotle spices up its menu. the team announced chirzo will hit the menus tomorrow. the restaurants website says it toasted cumin. chipotle pepper and three variations of paprik, a. >>> what has become known as "clowning" has been

and i'm with timmy on this. history shows you that the saudi and the iranians can never agree on anything. >> whoa -- >> actually -- >> that's grasso. >> grasso, i'm sorry. >> something we agree with. >> timmy, i love you, but i'm with grasso on this one. i'm sorry. >> what happened? >> if history teaches us anything, opec cheats. they always simply do that. of they have every reason to have to continue to cheat. and the iranians and saudis look upon each other across the persian gulf, one the head of the sunni nation, one the head of the shia group. they hate each other, have for decades. they're going to continue to produce, continue to fight each other for market share. and at these levels, anything above 50, $51, with a $4 contango for the one year, $55 for the one year out, frackers in the bakken, frackers down in the eagle ford, frackers in the permian will continue to produce. if they haven't been producing aggressively now, they shall. there's going to be a substantive amount of crude oil coming into the

timmy vigil has more on the story you will see only on fox 31. >> this small square of aluminum foil. >> with everything going on in the world today, i just really didn't think it was acceptable. >> creating some big hurts for friends jobie want sleep and connor chain hall. >> this is my good friend. and to single him out like that, it's just not okay, because of skin color. >> the two ordered the same burritos at illegal pete's last after they got home, they suddenly lost their appetite because of three words written on jobie's rappers. >> my burrito on the foil it said black olives matter. in a mockery of black lives matter. >> jobie called at the restaurant and spoke to the manager who apologized and said it was a joke. but jobie said the deadly shootings of black men by police nationally is hardly funny and he points to a larger issue of racism. matter what stands or what you do, it seems like it never stops. it's a never ending story, a never ending cycle. >> black olives matter also sparking complaints in albuquerque the summer when an italian restaurant sold these t-shirts. and

timmy lupus. timmy lupus? raise your hand, lupus. he can't see you sitting behind planet fat ass. up your... tanner! ( tanner yelling ) buttermaker: come on, come on, come on. play nice. hey, hey, hey. let go of him. prem lahiri. present. but you don't have to use me. i'm just doing this for my transcript, for college. okay. ( clears throat ) let's see, toby white-- oh, whitewood, i know you're here. um... matthew hooper? matthew hooper? okay, no hooper. the hell? garo dara-gaga-braga-dagian. what the hell is that, aztec or something? armenian. ah, same. they both built pyramids. all right. uh... ahmad abdul rahim. here. yo, bro, what up? nothing much. just ready to play some baseball. twenty-five, huh? ken griffey, right? no. satchel paige? no. no? willie mays? no, it's mark mcgwire. ( chuckles ): mark mcgwire? but he's a white. yes, he's from claremont. he's my favorite player. ( chuckles ) okay. uh, agilar... miguel and jose. you guys twins? estoy, sir, apesadumbrado. no hablamos inglés. nuestro padre dijo que podríamos jugar béisbol aquí. yo quisiera jugar a la tercera base, y

never seen anything like it and in tennessee a great congressman who's been there for 25 years that timmyer seen anything like it. people are coming out that haven't voted in years. people are coming out and literally they haven't voted in years. unless you voted in the last election they don't want to pull you. people are coming out that hadn't voted in years. happening in texas. they haven't voted in years and people that have never even voted and they are great americans but they never saw anyone that they wanted to vote for. they are coming out and they have a trump shirts and they have the hat and buttons all over the place. [applause] now who knows, who knows? they may have all that trump stuff and you never know, maybe they are voting for crooked hillary clinton but i don't excel. i don't think so. history has taught us that we don't think so so i think we are doing great. and on the border we have no choice, we will build a wall and mexico will pay for the wall. that will stop the drugs. [applause] remember my pledge to everybody but in particular to new hampshire because i know w

but kind of a cool moment for timmy baseball. and, you know, of course, new york media was already talking about this. >> the tebow miracle. >> they call him the miracle he's a university of georgia fan, which is tebow's archrival. and he found out, you're a bulldog? he said you're kidding me. i don't know how to respond to that. when we come back, why kim kardashian is keeping up with the tabloids. >> and why stewart is now sir rod stewart. so skinny ? >>> so we're going to kick off "the skinny" with kim kardashian suing an online gossip tabloid for libel. >> kardashian is suing mediatakeout.com and its owner over three posts that claim she lied about being held up at gun point in her luxury paris hotel suite and robbed of more than $10 million in jewelry, including that more than $5 million ring she showed off on instagram just days before. >> the website went further claiming kardashian not only faked the robbery, but then filed a fraudulent claim with this insurance company. >> reporter: she claims she's been revictimized, an

. >>> timmy is here, tim tebow is here to talk about his brand new book and career as baseball player. that's all coming up. >> he is doing well as a baseball player. i think he has surprise a lot of people robin. >> reporter: i think you're right there, tam. all righty, thanks. >> reporter: not a home run on the traffic front. starting to see slow speeds on the schuylkill expressway. eastbound go the tail lights, the brake lights lighting up as we watch by conshohocken. it is westbound by the blue route where you will see overnight construction tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. that will cause delays then. right now it's volume showing us down. crash 100 southbound at state street emergency crews on the scene. the good news if you're hopping on the trains or buses so far so good no big delays. >> reporter: first time for this in a while i'm dressing kids in jackets on the way too school and the way home. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon and it will be windy and cool. 53 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 57 by 10:00 a.m. we have clouds around, but they are beginning to break up. overall we expect su

all right, timmy. all right. roll it. >> jimmy: jimmy kimmel, jimmy kimmel. >> roll it. okay. fat. i mean, if it starts raining we can dry the field with his uniform pants he's that big. here's the pitch. he swings. it's a home run! swings for the fences, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom! the stadium is shaking! >> jimmy: it's not. >> obviously it wasn't built to code. >> jimmy: all right, we get it. >> the footsteps of man. hey, save some peanuts and crackerjacks for the rest of us. >> jimmy: harry caray, folks! [ cheers and applause ] >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: yes. >> my pleasure. night, everyone! let's go, let's go, show scottie pippen how it's done. a one and a two -- ? take me out to the ball game take me out to the crowds ? crackerjacks ? ? don't give it to jimmy because he is too fat ? ? he has an eating disorder ? >> jimmy: we have to take a break. president obama reads mean tweets. stick around! harry caray. ? the old ball game ? [ cheers and applause ] ? ? ? ? leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. we are a military famil

honey, you were late to dinner, i'm sorry, i was playing baseball with timmy.ust because something is not isis doesn't mean it's not bad. take this diagram. on the left, isis. on the right, not isis. cheating on your wife, rape culture, the common cold when the deli is out of egg salad, all of these things we need the freedom to talk about as being bad, without hearing, well, it's least it's not isis. if you can't understand, i bet you're really bad at rather. it's like would you rather have a head cold for two weeks or strep throat, or have your head blown off by a terrorist. everybody knows chapping off heads is the worst combination. it's the context, which i thought would be obvious until i saw this garbage. >> i mention the rap music because it's full of the f word, the p word, the a word. hillary clinton expresses that she finds the language on that bus horrific, but she likes language like this, she came to slay, [ bleep ], i take him to red lobster. >> her favorite performer, beyonce. >> she was looking out for the people with shellfish allergy, or she'

world series forecast right around the corner but now here is timmy harkin with traffic. >> right now the roadways you can see we are quite busy out there. not too bad on 727 as we do have northbound on rockside. the previous problems that we were seeing all these delays from the previous accident on carnegie. we're talking about all wearing long how it will be wide open. this is a time lapse video to show you. this was shot early this morning and all the lanes were wide open and traffic was flying by at 4:00 a.m. but then we got the accident at carnegie after 6:00 this morning and that is when things shut down. we will show you some real-time traffic now. this is 77 not grant and it is a slow ride. it goes all the way before rockside we have the accident at rockside on the northbound side of 77. this is the area the accident was in. something to keep in mind as you come up 77 and you are exiting hereby 22nd. that ramp is down to just one lane. the delays. we really aren't seeing to that of traffic on 90 and 71 because to enter open getting onto the inner belt but from the turnpike to

. >> anchor: settle for the miracle, timmy. tebow a little more concerned about his action on the field and brushed off any hero talk. the man that collapsed, by the way, he is expected to be okay. >>> pinpointing the weather will you live. now your cleveland 19 first alert forecast. >> jeff: hi. we knew it was going to a beautiful day out there. night as the big cold front is going to be coming through here. you know when you get into this time of year these fronts can mean business and this one will. not so much the rain. i'm not really anticipating a real heavy rain threat here around a quarter inch. could be a little thunder as well. the timing on the rain 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 in the morning. after that we dry out tomorrow. and wind gusts over 25 as this front comes through. so we were 78 tomorrow. 56 is what i'm thinking for the high with a clearing sky. in fact, tomorrow night with clear skies, dry air, light wind, 36 the low. that could lead to widespread frost away from the lake shore and away from the city limits. so i th

then my foreman timmy gives them a call when they come up in line to get the work done then he takes care of them from there. >> it's all siding? >> we do roofing and gutters, vinyl siding. i stick with vinyl siding. there are other siding products, but i stick with what i know best. >> and it lasts a long time it's disturbable. >> oh, yeah. you get a good insulation quality you can put behind the siding. >> yeah. as we look at some of these projects some of them especially when you talk wauwatosa has some beautiful homes very unique styles. >> oh, yeah. >> you do all different types of homes. some look much newer. >> that's a screen porch we did for a builder. >> that's cool. >> you guys have a showroom or how can people see all of the great work you have been doing? >> yeah, we have a showroom you can give us a call. we're a small company, we have a secretary. i'm out on my calls so arrange a time to come in i have the not just wauwatosa. >> we go about 30 miles out. if we go further than that it gets not cost effective for travel time. >> do you do free estimates? >> the estimates

. >> no you are timmy sister from down the block. >> in real life, with your four kid are you into halloween. >> i dress up every day so this day is not special. that is thursday. >> you growing up, worse and best halloween costumes. >> i was never guy to do that. to put the effort into really dressing up. >> last year i pulled together in like, two hours, to be the old man from up. i was pretty proud of that. >> very nice. >> yes. >> they might know we're here. >> people come to your house and get candy on halloween. >> well, they have to climb a gate, there is a mote we have, with, alligator in it. >> they get alligators and they can get you. >> they do make it. you get full size we don't get fun sized treats. >> you have to risk your life but if you make it, it is worth it. >> we will have so much more on this story tonight on the insider. the ukee and nicole, back to you in the studio. >> louie, thank you. great for halloween. >> what is up with that guy. >> yes. >> two trick or treaters tonight, check out our line up, kevin can wait is coming up at 8:00, man with the plan at 8:30, two b

>> no, i agree with timmy. it does -- i mean, he is going to be right at some point. don't know what happens between here and there, but i would -- i wouldn't advise getting long corporate debt in the interim. that netflix deal, so amazing, sounds like the kind of thing he wouldn't be a buyer of. and it comes after a tesla thing, also. the markets open for those kind of deals, why not do it. >> very dire scenario he paints. but it is impossible to thread that needle. and you can never underestimate how much. >> yeah. >> lots of people are struggling right now. we don't know what the timing is going to be. >> since we don't know, why not use an easy method. buy when you can -- look at the 200-day moving average of the vix, talking about that earlier with dom. 15 and a little bit of change. 15, 20, call it. still almost a dollar below that. just 12 yesterday. buy protection when you can or roll out of positions. >>> let's look at shares of tesla in the after hours session. the stock is off its after hours highs. it is still, though, up by more than 4%. elon musk, the ce

. >> timmy? >> best of breed. cvx, cash flow. take it. >> thanks guys. "fast money" again, 5:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. "mad money" with our man, jim cramer, begins right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. dow losing 52 points. s&p dripping 0.3%. nasdaq declining 0.27%. was if politics? was it the fed with so many voices calling for rate hikes? was it the consumer or the earnings for some companies or the fact that oil seems to be unable to break? every day we try to figure out what is ailing this market. this week i looked up the fabled july 15, 1979 crisis of confidence speech to see what jimmy carter said during a period where america

yeah, mom, i'm sorry to my family, but i was playing baseball with timmy, not chopping off heads withs. just because something is not isis does not mean it's not bad. take this diagram, for example. on the left, isis. on the right, not isis. cheating on your wife, rape culture, the common cold, when the deli is out of egg salad, all of these things we need to have the freedom to talk about being bad without saying, at least it's not isis. i bet you're really bad playing "would you rather." st it would be like, would you rather have a head cold or strep throat? and not, would you rather have a head cold or your head blown off by a terrorist. of course, the real problems isn't the words trump said, it's then cotext, that's obvious. at least i thought it would be obvious until i saw this garbage. >> i mentioned rap music because it's full of the f-word, the p-word, the b-word, the a-word. hillary clinton expresses that she finds the language on that bus horrific, but, in fact, she likes language like this. quote, i came to slay bitch, when he f'd me good, i'd take his ass to red lobster.

relative to the euro, japanese yen, except and i will agree with timmy, except for the em currencies, done extremely well and likely will continue. >> those are good points, dennis. i think the dollar of the and the current account surplus in japan and europe, i think of the news out of spain that la jolla is actually going to have the ability to form his government. the socialists won't stand in the way. part of the dollar story was the euro falling apart at the seams and part was oil at 25 bucks, forcing the ecb to be more aggressive. we know our oil is. i think the same factors that drove that dollar move are not in place. >> let's give the spaniards the benefit of the doubt. the fact they have been able to piece together a government after several months of not is a real -- is a positive force there. but i think even more importantly is the fact that the would loania -- the lower half, southern part of belgium, has negated the ability for europe to vote on the free trade agreement with canada, which i think trumps all over concerns. i think that puts free trade or freer trade a ve

. >> timmy, the only thing i will argue against, the ecb has no choice but to continue to be extraordinarilyhe united states are going to err on the side of being at least less expansionary, and i think that's going to be the deciding factor when push comes to economic shove. so, again, watch what's going on in the chart. watch if 111.50 is given. below there, there is no support. >> dennis, thanks for your time. good to see you. >> always good to be seen. thanks for having me on, mel. >> dennis gartman of the gartman letter. seeburg likes deutsche bank. >> deutsche bank is a no-touch. here's the thing. we don't know how this is going to resolve. they are going to resolve it somehow. but i think it's equally as likely the price of deutsche bank stock is $2 as it is $15. so that's very difficult. i like dennis' trade here, because the one thing we do know is that they need more euros in the system. they need to raise capital. and really, the only way i see them doing that is ultimately prohib printing it. that's what i think, and euro is the way to do it. >> here is the potential catalyst. jo

: let me just say again he sounds good but at the end of the day he is supporting donald trump and timmy that is a security risk that is not somebody who will be able to take on china, that is not somebody listen. donald trump said we should go to war with china because we need unpredictability. this is somebody congressman x listening to the news for the last week. [applause] >> denise: cortez masto ask congressman hackett question. >> ms. cortez masto: congressman x you supported the government shutdown and while the government was shut down federal employees were required to work without pay. during that time over 200 congressman donated their salaries to charity because they wanted to support those federal employees. how did you feel cashing your controllers and law enforcement did not have enough money and were struggling to pay their bills? >> rep. heck: first, there was no boat to shut down the government. after the government reopened congressman passed legislation to provide everyone who had lost pay while they were furloughed their full pay and benefits. we took care of that is