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down 16%, i would pull the trigger there too. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> when we left the office last night, it was like the old days, i wanted to sip a bottle of cheap scotch on my dirty linoleum floor. but the wife has me on this darn cleanse that would stuff the life out of anyone. i had a quinoa stuffed yellow pepper for dinner last night. and it was mm-mm bad. and i felt great. i wonder how my old pal johnny walker would go inside my spinach and lemon grass smoothie that now passes for dinner at the cramer household. i'm worth 31 gs this weekend. i was a 34 a year ago. >> you look 15 years younger. >> that cleanse is helping too. i went by the bar and had a glass of water. what would you like, your usual? no, actually water. >> pellegrino. >>> i want to the dermatology today. >> what did they say? >> you have to get off of hd. >> i do want to take a bite of one those. >> why are we not eating? >> if i wa

not too many going on. not too busy. >> should you be losing all kinds of personal pictures and personal effects and stuff like that. >> trophies, religious items. i tell my sellers, start packing. even before you move out. pretend you're moving out. put everything in boxes. i think one of the major -- people like to clean out. that's why people like to move. >> we only need one-third of the things that we own. we own a lot of stuff. >> number two. >> the neutrals is about making all depersonalize, neutral lore. kitchen. the chairs are a little big. the whole i a is to make it soothi?g. the after which is the exact same kitchen. it looks like two different kitcthns, but it's not. new back splash. repainted white. really, really fresh. >> how much would in a cost? >> this is jest a couple of -- $2,000 is my guess. >> total. >> is that fur on those chairs? look at you, fancy. >> understated stylish and really inexpensive. this is -- you know, my point is you should do this to increase the value of the home, r

cautious, too prudent and too risk adverse. when you're managing your money, there's a point where all of your prudence can become like recklessness. this is something you particularly see with people who want to save for retirement. i like to say you invest retirement, don't save. saving makes it sound like you have to sock the money away in something with low return. maybe a money market fund, long-term bond fund, something no one would invest in if they understood the risk of either. that, unfortunately, is not how it works. not in this day or age. most people when they're putting money away for retirement feel like they shouldn't take on too much risk, that their retirement savings are too important to stocks. stocks can go down. you don't get your money back when they do. not like returning vacuum cleaners. unlike bonds. you believe there's less chance for down side, that is simply not being all that intelligent right now. i call it recklessness mass imprudence. investing all of it or none of it in stocks is far more likel

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it's too low. and thank you for those kind comments, mike but at nine bucks i can't tell you to bail out. no way. let's go to stan in florida. stan? >> caller: hey, jim. this is stan. thank you for all your advice over the years, been following you for years. >> oh, thank you. >> caller: i'm also a mechanic, i do all the work myself and i parts stores, autozone, advance auto and o'reilly. which do you think has the best? >> auto zone because they buy back the stock. build a buyer of autozone and i would by half then after that i would buy another half after they report because sometimes you get that little downturn before they can come in and start buying stocks, that's what you want to do. i like the stock of azo. >>> all right, i hate to be a buzz kill on a dale like today, but i think it's fair to say to the auto business in the u.s. has peaked and it can get worse if the fed continues to raise rates. >>> avon has been anything but beautiful lately. down 30% year to date. is the company in need

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] yes, yes. - i like these items too. kitchen towels, i can always use those. - [koula] oh, you can. they're flower sack towels. - [david] wow. - [koula] yes, and they're lovely and this is mary lake thompson and now her daughter's designing. she has a different style, but they're great. this is my favorite. - [david] okay, then we go to jewelry here. - [koula] yes, we have a very eclectic collection of jewelry, hand cast glass and sterling. we have, oh there's so much. skull rings of necklaces. - [david] we're not even scratching the surface here. i'm a bowl freak, i love bowls. - [koula] oh it's beautiful. - [david] that is a beautiful bowl. - [koula] yes, it is, it's beautiful. - [david] trimmed in, trimmed in metal. and then we have the scarves. so how would you describe the range in terms of price of things you have here? david, we go from low end, medium to high end. we have something for everyone. - what are these things hanging on there. - i know, earrings. - [david] really? - [koula] yes, george came up with the

i think the estimates are too high, too early to buy fossil. it's not too late to sell. the bottom line, it's just a nightmare out there. a fossil and fossil fuel nightmare. while i search for one of the losers most likely to bounce, i keep coming back to something that is my mantra for three decade, buy best of breed. these stocks are the corollary, and that's exactly what you if they give yououny bounce. or maybe even if they don't. mike in indiana, mike. >> caller: hey, jim. macy's, 5% run-up on big volume. short term weather effect or has it finally hit bottom? >> i think the stock hit bottom. macy's was at 4% with a pretty decent balance sheet. maybe time to buy. of course that happened on the first day of the year. macy's had a big inventory problem with warm clothes. guess what? it's freezing out and that will take the pressure off. does it make it so they can charge more because it's cold out, too late for that. but i do think that macy's who got too o eap. remember it was at 72 in july and it got down to 34. and that was not a two for one split. >> the house of

now being too young and being too old can increase chance of divorce. kind of an upside down bell curve. odds of divorce decline as you age from your teenage year through your late 20's and early 30's but then the chance of divorce go up again as you move into your late 30's and early 40's. so for each year after about 32 chance of divorce accounts up 5 percent. alex, you still have i have chance. >> watch it the now. >> so, you have aged out of that sweet spot but interesting, karen, what you were saying older you get you tend to get more mature. this study a says older you get past 32 you are more likely to get divorced. >> eventually because you are so set in your ways, your weirdo baggage. >> how old are you. >> i'm outside of that age bracket the. >> way to answer. >> you got alarm bells going off. >> it is done by university of utah. >> it makes sense if you think bit. when you are younger, you are still flexible, willing to compromise. older you get, you are set in your ways. things don't work you are who you are. maybe you move on. >> they say m

if we get too distracted we have the log off. steve: absolutely. weather is quiet today, too. caitlin: good. good. yeah. why not. steve: hey, so temperatures today will be well above-average, typically 52. we're close to 70. absolutely. great day today. look at the numbers right now. temperatures in the 4's, and a 54 in southern pines. sanford at 32. fair skies around for now. and catch high clouds this afternoon. mid to upper 60's today. and tomorrow even warmer. then we're going to watch for potential thunderstorms on wednesday. more coming up in a few minutes. caitlin: thank you, steve. developing this morning -- durham police are investigating a shooting that happened outside of a small, at the north gate mall after 7:00. there was a fight that started inside and it spilled into the parking lot. we know one person was hit, put the injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. right now, police still don't have suspects. anthony: this morning a student from virginia tech is charged with the murder of a 13-year-old girl. remains of lovell were found yesterday in north

. >> this is the nice thing about getting older, too. your eyesight goes, and you look so i linger a little while, looking at myself. justst a little while. but i only count to three things. [ laughter ] i am after all a very busy woman. i think that's just the silliest thing. get on with your day! forget about yourself for a change. >> one of the biggest turnoffs to me, even when we interview them, who o e sese-focussed. they seem very aware of how they're sitting, what they're saying, how they're positioning. it's like you're paying too much attention to yourself, it's not -- >> you know somebody who isn't? >> who? >> dennis quaid. >> he's our wednesday hunk day. >> look at his body at 61. i know he's got a farmer's tan, t -- >> that you can cover up with makeup. >> he's got wash board abs, he's 61, spotted on the beach in hawaii. >> what was he doing with his hands? point or was watching a sporting event. >> who's number one. >> okay. baby girls' name. >> p pture this. there's a couple in australia trying to figure out what to name th

and there are too many guns, too many guns on our street, and i think our national government needs to do something about that, this is dangerous, dangerous job, and everybody who takes it knows that. but when you see something like this, and i guess it is even more scary when you think about the time, very serious reminder would for anyone to have to deal with each and every day. >> we heard mayor kenney calling on washington to takings on guns and commissioner ross reminding us all of the risks that comes with taking on the badge. as for officer heart net, he's 33 years old, a 18th district officer with five years on the force, and also, too, essay wake, coherent at this time, though he may have some broken bones, as well as possible nerve damage, as a result of this shooting. but as we've all heard tonight, very lucky to be alive this morning. nicole, back over to you. >> justin, thank goodness for that. we'll get back in touch with you. >> starting today, more septa police officers will be wearing body cameras like the one you see here in this video, transit agency is making the ca

that's an awful lot of points too. unlike the good old days of the hardliners, you can't trust these guys to shoot straight. third, oil is the most important indicator of the market's next move. and it now scenes ineluctable that barring a hot war in the middle east that takes oil out of capacity, particularly for saudi arabia, the path of least resistance for oil is now back. those that said crude would bounce back swiftly, the man who has been most right all the way down, rusty brazil, authored "the domino effect," has made it clear oil will be lower, longer, and that's your watchword. again, despite what you hear, it's in saudi arabia's interests to keep pumping in order to industry. and they can do it. but not yet, because there's been tremendous forbearance by lenders, huge technological improvements to lower the cost of shipping. if the federal government unleashes the strategic petroleum reserve, today's nearly 6% decline is exhibit a for the strength of that selloff. the united states is pumping as do not hold

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yes, you can be too complacently negative at the bottom just like you can be too complacently positive at the top. i have no idea if the move we saw today is the legitimate bottom or just one more heartbreaking bounce. i do like the fact that some of the boxes that needed to be checked to form a bottom have at least been half heartedly, let's say, addressed. remember, when a market gets this oversold, it doesn't take more than an errant spark to spark a forest fire of buying. more important, you always have to put yourself in the other guy's shoes. just as there are hedge fund managers that are bleeding from managers getting massive redemptions, there are also plenty of people like the person who called me yesterday, people who haven't bought in years, in this case the last time i heard from her about stocks was in november of 2011, arguably the last great buying opportunity. people who have waited patiently for the right moment when even the most beloved of stocks is at last turned on. today was a textbook example of the importance of discipline. nobody wanted to buy stocks yesterday.

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too slow? >> you mean in terms of their-- . >> rose: in interest rates. >> their first hike. >> rose: in december. >> it is quite inkredzable. yellin actually said in her comments that when the fed has been early, they have prevented a recession. from occurring. so in a recovery, if they have acted a little bit early and have been measured, a recession hasn't necessarily followed every fed tightening. soo we have gone back and looked at all the sieblgs when the fed has tightened where it has not resulted in a recession. so what have they had in common? one is being a little bit early. the other is when you have had enough labor market slack. the other is before inflation is high. so they are actually in some ways being prudent to start a little bit but this is a very cautious fed. they're watching the numbers. if the numbers slow down they will adjust. it's not set in stone that they will raise, let's say, the rate by a hundred basis points by the end of 2016. eacts, getting the processle going

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it's too much. >> jimmy: it's too much. it is. >> it's too much and it's not. >> jimmy: yeah. because -- >> i'm very grateful. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: and you do it because there are people that want to see you. and then more importantly, for the money. >> right. [ laughter ] i mean, who's going to pay for these jumpsuits? >> jimmy: that can't be cheap. you didn't get that at marshall's. [ laughter ] >> although i do shop at marshall's. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah, why not? >> jimmy: do people pass out in marshall's? they wouldn't recognize me, i don't think. >> i can't imagine you in shopping at marshall's. >> no, i like shopping at the bargain places. >> jimmy: i would never have guessed that. >> i like mixing things up. >> jimmy: is that where you buy christmas gifts? like -- [ laughter ] for people you don't like that much? how many people are on your christmas list? >> oh, my god. a lot. you know, i have a lot of people who help me. and i have a big family as well. my family list is already large. >> jimmy: and they expect good things from you. >> what? >> jimmy: ye

>> oh nothing too much. >> nothing too much? what happened? >> i got rushed in the bathroom. >> you did? >> yeah while i was doing my chores... unfortunately, but... >> so what started all that? >> i have no idea i was in there doing my chores and he just ran in there and hit me 'whop'. he said, "what's up," and then the, "b" word, and then he hit me so.... >> so what did you do about it? >> i hit him back. >> did you get hurt? >> no, no. >> ok. let me see your hands... ok. wyatt blames keidrik who's now holed up in his room, not talking. quintero says 15 year old keidrik's mom is in a gang and she has several other kids. he's been in mesquite for 5 months, after violating probation for assaulting a police officer. keith is the only friend he's made. >> so you were saying that, that this is still prison. what do you mean? i mean i think the guys out there would tell me that they're all working very hard. from the moment you got in here, to help you grow, and change, and develop, and leave better off than you came in. is that not true? >> i gue

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