but ty. >> ice cream. >> ice cream is ty's answer. do i see ice cream? number two. julie? number one you will get to play. >> cereal. >> cereal. do we have cereal? oh! >> and we're going to begin with eric. eric, name something you might eat in the middle of the night. >> i'm going to say milk and cookies. >> name something you might eat in the middle of the night. >> left over empanadas. >> left over empanadas. >> i thought for sure. ty, we go back to you. >> i am going to say pizza. let's see. give us pizza. close this category out. something you eat in the middle of the night. >> i'm going to say fried chicken. >> fried chicken. do we have fried chicken? >> no. no fried chicken. you can talk among yourselves. you can come up with an answer between you. we are looking for something you might eat in the middle of the night. >> chips. >> chips. let's see. do we have chips? yes! all right. we are going to take a break. don't go away. we will be right back with the thrilling final round of modern family feud. go! it's back. olive garden's buy one take one. go for dinner toni

ty?course, have been on a tear ver actually all year long -- virtually all year long. the s&p sitting at or near the nasdaq 13-year high, very close to 4,000. it's getting tougher and tougher, of course, to find value in this market. seema mody can, went hunting for deep values. >> we went bottom fishing. that's what we're calling it. we're highlighting a few stocks whose share prices have taken a beating but are still pumping out earnings. first up, joy global. shares down about 9% this year. it's trading at a discount to the s&p. and it has managed to deliver strong profit growth. it's price to earnings ratio is 8.5 well below the average of the peers in the industrial sector and broke its 200 day moving average which market analyst says is a bullish sign. american eagles the stock down 25% in the last three months due to last quarter's disappointing earnings. add to that a colder and wetter spring, resulted in less demand for its summer wear. that brought the company's valuation down t

ty?lot of ketchup waiting for you. >> you got it. >> that will do it for "power lunch." >> "street signs" begins right now. see you tomorrow. ♪ >>> new york city is the place because markets still taking a walk on the wild side as they move higher again. welcome. tribute to lou reed. your hot stories what, if anything, can stop this stock rally. we're going to dig out so-called ugly duckling stocks that unloved but shouldn't be. why american carmakers are singing a sad song today and what mcdonald's did, mandy, which might be one of the dumbest things we've heard in a while. >> it is. le

. >> ty -- hi ty, great to see you. all throughout our show the five browns, the famous players, they're playing steinway's for us at the famous steinway factory. ♪ listen to that. isn't that beautiful. the ceo of the company is on with us because john paulson just bought this company and they're going to play for us throughout the hour. five browns, welcome to "power lunch." when you think of the federal government these days, what music comes to mind? let's listen to what they come up with. ♪ >> a circus theme, that's appropriate for what's going on in washington. the five browns will be with us throughout the hour, picking different types of music as the stories warrant. on day eight of the federal shutdown, president obama will make a statement and answer questions in one hour. we will, of course, carry that live here on cnbc. all of this as we approach that october 17th deadline. steve liesman will show us the map behind what will be paid for and not. first to eamon javers with a scary new report from goldman sachs

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tying run at first. one out after the walk to jackson. ball one upstairs. not have an rbi this postseason. 1 for 3 in this game. 2 for 13. 1 for 4 against tazawa. good movement on that 93-mile-an-hour fastball, strike one. late swing by hunter, strike two. uehara still getting loose for the red sox out in their bull pen. five saves this season of four or more outs. with cabrera on deck. it's torii hunter. and it's 2-2. >> tim: that was close. that's a tight pitch you want to make with the count 1-2. actually, that ball was farther outside than i thought. >> joe: hunter hit 17 home runs during the regular season. into right field. a base hit. you victorino cuts it off but the tying run gets over to third with one out. >> tim: torii hunter catches up with the fastball. rifles it down the right-field line. good play from victorino to hold hunter to first base. first and third and one out for the tigers with the best hitter in the game up. >> joe: junichi tazawa, a base hit to hunter. and now cabrera. strike one. mvp for the triple crown winner miguel cabrera.

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ty up to you. >> thanks very much. the gap between west texas oil widening to its biggest gap in six months. brent rising after reports of a rift between saudi arabia. the saudis upset with the inaction? the civil war and iran, but west texas crude fell below $99 a barrel on increasing supply in the u.s. gasoline contracts down 13% in a month. according to aaa, gas is below $3 a gallon in parts of 24 states. on the list, arizona, colorado, massachusetts, virginia, new jersey, just to name a few. the lowest prices were found at some missouri warehouse club outlets where gas is now going for $2.66 a gallon. there are some of the states where gas is below 3 bucks. sue? >> road trip. >>> let's get back to josh lipton at the apple event in san francisco continuing to monitor the headlines. josh? >> yeah. sue, headlines still coming across here. tim cook still on stage. interesting data points one about itunes radio, customers love it. more than 20 million listeners listened to one 1 billion songsp. beginning to talk about t

>> headline time, ty. moving higher on speculation it is a takeover target by private equity firms. norfolk southern also higher as the nation's second biggest railroad posted better than expected third quarter earnings due to rising shipments and lumber liquidators gaining ground on better than expected third quarter earnings as sales rose and costs fell. the company which has 305 stores in north america raised its full year earnings forecast. to dominic chu for a market flash. >> thanks, sue. arm holdings taking a hit a day after apple's announcements, one of its key suppliers get cuts to new federal from buy at u -- neutral to buy from ubs. back over to you. >> thanks, dom. >>> let's head out to north dakota where we find brian sullivan in willis, north dakota. you've been on the road this week, my dear. >> i have been on the road. my shoes are getting worn out. thank you very much. i think a year ago a restaurant like this probably couldn't have survived in willis, north dakota. not only is it survivin

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ty, you have a question?sed to pose this one to kenny, and i'm going to -- here it comes. shahid, "do you think this will cause another financial meltdown that will result in the dow dropping more than 80 points in a single trading day?" and i assume he is assuming that we go over the debt limit, we break that barrier. >> right. and again, it almost goes to the same question the other gentleman proposed out in california, is that you would have a swift and violent reaction partly because the system is so automated now that the reactions happen in milliseconds. before you know it, the market could be down 110 points and then you flip your eyes again and it's down to 200. that being said, i think that large asset managers and people that are in this industry have been talking about this long enough that they understand and that given an event like that, money that needs to be put to work, large as it measures, they're going to be standing there at certain levels on the way down. you know, kind of taking advanta

paul, last time you were here you gave me a picture of ty. in my office and not a day that goes by i don't so charles's picture. we will not forget and we'll not let the country what ty and other americans went through. we want to continue to cope in touch. i don't want this country to let this issue alone until we know the truth. charles thank you very much. it is always a delight and plosure. your parents take care of you throughout your entire life. taking care of them can be a real financial burden. >> coming up. we'll ask if people ought to be required by law to care with their aging parents. that's next. i'm tony siragusa and i'm training guys who leak a little, to guard their manhood with new depend shields and guards. the discreet protection that's just for guys. now, it's your turn. get my training tips at guardyourmanhood.com does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learmore at purinaone.com if you've got it, you know how

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ty, up to you. >> thank you very much. the best of the best north versus south.her in the battle for high-end homes. two of the nation's top brokers will take us for a tour of some mega homes in chicago and dallas. "power lunch" back in a quick 30 seconds. don't go anywhere. >>> coming up on "street signs," the top of this hour, amid all this shutdown noise we have found the best piece of economic news for consumers all day. tune in to find out what it is. value investor bill miller made his case for apple saying it is a no-brainer. what do you think? we've got experts on the case and professor jeremy siegel will be joining us, still as bullish on the market as before? we'll find that out as well. all those and lots more, ty and sue, top of the hour on "street signs." >> all right. we'll be watching. thank you very much. we'll continue our look this week at extraordinary homes for sale around the country. you got to love this. taking a little vicarious stuff. eye-popping properties fit for a dallas oil baron and to the north magnificent mile homes suitable for ch

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we're not going to let this country forget what ty and those other americans went through. i can't thank you a lot. i want to consider to be in touch. i don't want this country to let this issue alone until we know the truth. [ applause ] . charles, thank you very much. thank you, sir. >> your parents take care of you throughout your entire life. taking care of them when they get older can become a real financial burden. we will ask if people ought to be required by law to care for their ages parents. stay with us. plap before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing betr. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchiti and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your r

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game tying slam on sunday night. fifth inning. pitch came in at 94. it went out at 71. the flair off of the bat of ortiz fell in. that's his only hit in this series other than the home run. grand slam to tie it on sunday night. runner at second, two out. ortiz hits one in to right center field. going to get it, hunter. and the runner, pedroia left on. it's time to stretch in detroit. tracy calling hemlock holmes. go ahead, tracy. elroy, you're a genius. a regular chip off the old block. it's morphin' time. go, go power rangers. (sung) kit, call the police and have them pick her up. right away, michael. giant robot, put your laser ray on that tower. i think uncle gadget may be in trouble. go, go gadget copter! (growling) bones, you and sulu to the transporter room. the rest of you with me. we have a job to do. ♪ ♪ (ringing) ♪ have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirm

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he's a guy who followed david ortiz in his game-tying grand slam in the eighth inning on sunday night. said how am i going to top that? tonight he's the only one who's made a swing where it counted. to this point. striking out after that grand slam by ortiz. >> tim: you could say that the only time he's had a hit was with his pants down. >> joe: 0-2. two out, nobody on. a little slow hopper left side. that's peralta and he gets him out. into the bottom of the ninth. this place will be alive. koji uehara trying to end it. ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder... ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions... it's where you see yourself going... and how you choose to get there. the 2013 gs. our boldest response ever. there's no going back. ♪ "i" formation! "i" formation! we have got to get the three-technique block! i'm not angry. i'm not yellin'. nobody's tackling anybody! we got absolutely... i don't think this was such a good idea. i'm on it. if we can't secure the quarterback center exchange... you're doing a great job, coach. wel

so tough for the first couple of games, and so just trying to pass it to the next guy and get the tying luckily, it was david. >> ken: wen you got the hit, you pointed to david. did you think that the next pitch the game would be tied? >> i mean, i know he likes those situations. he just put a great swing on it, and back spun it and the ball was not traveling with the cold, but it was a first emotion. it was a great swing. >> ken: dustin, it obviously does not get easier. verlander in the next game, and at the same time, is this a momentum changer? >> yeah. it is a big win chblt i mean, they are up five runs and we came back to win this ball game and kind of stole it, but it is never easy with these guys. they have a great team, and great manager, and that is the reason they have been so successful. they do it right. it is going to be fun. we look forward to the challenge. >> ken: dustin, thanks a lot. >> joe: guys, thank you. the red sox have been playing in the american league since 1901 and who knows what it will lead to, but at this point, that is one of the biggest home runs in fra

the tying run at the plate. six saves this postseason for the red sox closer. the 0-1.o. >> tim: two splitters. we've talked about how uehara, his splitters go down, they go away from a left-hander or they go away from a right-hander. very difficult to pick up. >> joe: koji brings it, adams strikes out. and on three pitches, game number five heads into the ninth. a three-pitch pinch hitting appearance for matt adams. and these red sox have seen a lot of this from their closer. koji uehara, number 19 has been great in october for the red sox. let's go to the ninth, boston up 3-1. ♪ d l up my number now ♪ ♪ weaving it through the wire ♪ switch me on ♪ i want to touch you ♪ you're just made for love ♪ i need ooh la la la la la like, scoring the perfect table? ♪ or getting a better seat? ♪ or let's say there's an accident. if you have esurance, you can use their mobile app to start a claim... upload a few photos... and get your money fast. maybe that doesn't make you a control freak. more like a control enthusiast. esurance. insurance for the modern world. now backed by all

let's do it. 7 02 at hyde park road not tying up major roadways.king good on pulaski and let's go to the jfx along towards pulaski and gay street dealing with pretty good speeds. there's congestion into the city. otherwise, the morning commute thus far is looking pretty good. so if you go now please go. because as you know it's friday and these things tend to change. we will go past cold spring good on the north and south bounder lanes. this is 695 -- southbound lanes. this is 695 looking good. 83 northbound past exit 33 we have overnight construction that will wrap up but that's not affecting the speed from the maryland pennsylvania line down toward 695. here's some of the travel times this morning at 95, southbound between 895 and harbor tunnel throughway to the fort mchenry tunnel taking 6 minutes. if you are hitting up 695 between 95 and 83 on the outer loop that should take you 11 minutes and on 695 between 795 all the way down towards 95 the outer loop is taking you about 11 minutes. we will be >>> on good morning queen anne's county schools

ty, that is pretty dramatic. >> just amazing, wow. talk about amazing, that storm caused this wave in portugal. look closely you can see a surfer, not a video trick, a surfer in that wave. estimated to be one of the biggest waves ever surfed. 100 feet. that surfer was okay. a young woman from brazil who was surfing with him was swept under the water and knocked unconscious. rescue workers were able to get her out to the hospital. she is now reportedly fine. but it is a lesson to anyone else in the world, if you're tempted to do that, know the risks, sue. >> absolutely. that's just crazy. but, you know, human nature, i guess. bernanke and company meeting today to discuss rates and health of the economy. steve liesman has data on where economists stand on growth and the holiday shopping season. >> we're surfing the treacherous economy right here. more quantitative easing you think more growth. think again. the cnbc fed survey when "power lunch" returns. my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't

dennis: now ty can be t ones in the system that no matter.hat i worry auts that what we are really doing here is the willssification ofhe american banking system we are making so that they are too afraido take risk, not that theyill lose money, but it will pay even more in fines. i am takinghe last word on that. thank you for being with us. appreciated. now we want to know what you guys think. here is our question. the government ought to destroy? log on to a gerriwillis.com and vote. we will share the results of the end of tonight show. and it seems washington d.c. is set to destroy itself. on day 11f the government set down president obama and house speaker talking on the phone. both sidesay that while there is no deal the chatas constructive. rich edson is at the capitol with the latest. >> well, talking in right now republicans in the house are waiting for a counter offer from thehite house. republicans last evening in le night negotiations presentethe white house with an offer. raise the debt ceiling, reopen the parts of the government t

discussion, negiaon on those automatic spending cuts that were part of the debt deal a couple of years ago, ty believe it could be an opening to get rid o some cuts i exchange for revenue increases, creating problems for republicans here, and republans concerned about them wanting to increase spending levels without those offse we're told that republicans are standing firm on that par part of increases will spending, perhaps kicking the rest of negotiations to a process to come later. also a question of timin this. a lot of procedure in u.s. sense to the, if not every senator signs off on a fast track process it could take days to make it through. past the debt ceiling. anduestions to whether it would get through hou of representatives, if and when it is agreed to. a number ofouse republicans have been hearing the dails of th framework, and don't like all this much, they feel they are being forced to to this democrats say, you went out there on obamacare, now we are comingut, saying we want increased spending. negotiations continue, republicans with a full conference meeting in senate tomorrow

los angeles, and they will be talking about this, the double steal, and the rbi sac fly and the rbi tyinghe throw getting away from saltalamacchia, and then a bad throw plating another run. >> tim: yes, and if saltalamacchia moves to the right, he centers the ball and catches it and then either tries for kozma or not, but the thing that is it eliminates craig breslow picking up the ball and trying to get the runner at third base, which is as we have said, when the pitchers handle the ball, and they do something other than throw home, something is wrong and a lot of the bad things happen. >> joe: jonny gomes is first up gai against trevor rosenthal, the new close eer for the cardinals, and you will see more heat from another young right-hander, and the cardinals are trying to win this world series game two by getting six innings from the 22-year-old wacha and then two innings from the 22-year-old carlos martinez and then wrap it up with the elder statesman 23-year-old trevor rosenthal. >> tim: look at that. >> joe: who brings with him post-season experience from last year, and he's got thr

. >> joe: the reaction from carlos martinez, and that means that the tying run will dig in, and takey had to remake the bull pen. it happened to the red sox, and it happened to the cardinals. b boston lost hanrahan early in the year, and andrew bailey and they were left with uehara who has been brilliant. the cardinals have young arms in different roles in the final month of the season and in october. and so you have got a 22-year-old in carlos martinez with fenway singing to him out on the mound after wacha and mike ma theethenmatheny's close rosenthal turned 23 this season. >> tim: that is what the cardinals have done this year. they have won and developed at the same time. >> joe: it started early in the year when the cardinals lost jason motte, their close, and that set it in motion. here's the 0-2. got him looking. one away. and a breaking ball throws victorino. >> tim: well, that slider came from nowhere to get victorino. setting outside is molina and sliding over the heart of the plate. the thing that is so impressive about martinez, obviously, it is the finish, but it is that

it's ortiz's 15th postseason home run tying him for babe ruth on the all time list.way are going wild. that home run goes over the fence, the bull pen cop celebrating. his legs go right up but so does the cop with his hands in the air and they complete it after a base runner is put on third. sa saltamaccia. dodgers find themselves down two games to none and the cardinals. if that wasn't enough for boston, we go to the finish at the pats/saints game. we skip straight to the fourth with less than four to play, drew brees lays it up. touchdown. saints go up 4 but still time for tom brady to work his magic. no time-outs. brady puts new england in position for this one. >> got him on the right wing with dobson to the right. throws it to the end zone. touchdown. >> left the building. unicorn, show ponies. where's the beef? >> it was great. how is gisele doing? she's great, thanks. >>> cowboys and harris takes it back for the score. cowboys go 14-3. check out this play from the third. launches to terrence williams who makes a fantastic grab for the td, 21-9, dallas. to the

. >> then with two outs in h the bottom of the ninth and the tying run at the plate, a st. louis base runner was picked off first base. and er and, well, that was that. boston wins this one, 4-2. series tied, 2-2. all the full highlights later in the show. >>> still ahead today, remembering a rock legend. known for his walk on the wild side. >>> and new details about the men under arrest in connection with a state fair ride accident. he's been accused of -- what he's being accused of doing that led to the malfunction. and new video has surfaced. >>> and chris brown in trouble with the law yet again. this time, it could mean some serious jail time for the singer. >>> and welcome back. the economy still appears to be struggling and the government shutdown did not help. a number of new report this is week are expected to show the economy struggling to gain traction. with little economic growth, the federal reserve is expected to keep holding down interest rates. >>> retail rrs counting on this week's holiday to boost sales. hall wooen spending is second to christmas. we're lik

not tying up speeds. all right let's take a look and show you 695 at quarantine road.at looks good. and some of our drive times, lots of green on your screen. over to charlie. >>> or megan. all right, so breaking news that we're following for you this morning. that happened out of baltimore county. police are confirming they're investigating a body found in the woods at robert e. lee park. that's along copper hill road just off of falls road. it's all police are confirming right now and we have a crouton scene and going to bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >>> more breaking news, in italy 62 people are dead after a migrant boat caught on fire and sank off the coast of the island. rescue operations continue right now with four boats and two helicopters searching for people in the water. a fishing boat pulled 60 people out of the water before first responders even got there. the rescued say they were from a sub-saharan african area and we're going to have much more on the breaking news as it becomes available into the newsroom. you can always fo

and tying it to the debt ceiling, tying it to the government shutdown.as that a smart strategy politically and what has it done? has it detonated your party? >> i like senator cruz, but i agree with some of the previous ones. he never had a game plan to win. he picked a fight. i also have a strategy to win them once i pick them. he's started this hornet's nest and left my friends in the house holding the bag. because there was no path to victory on this. instead of letting obama care fall under its own weight which is what a lot of republicans thought would happen, he's picked the fight. he's become the bad guy, and now it's become personal and that's hurt our party a bit. >> let me ask gene about this. analytically, can you decipher whether cruz is a smart guy -- at least academically. he did pull an upset in texas. did he think obama was weak in the knees and if he pushed hard, obama would give a piece of obama care back? or did he want something that would all explode and everybody would be jumping around like it has happened? what was he planning? >>

so he went to georgia where he was tying up loose ends and where he, a presbyterian ministers son met a woman named ellen lou erickson who was a presbyterian ministers daughter. the two of them fell in love and had a real old-fashioned 19th century court should. a little more extensive than most because wilson, although he was desperate to marry her realize did not have the resources to do it just yet. they had an engagement that went on for several years during which time they exchanged thousands of letters. no, let me restate this. they exchanged thousands of love letters. i mean, this is one of the most romantic correspondences that has ever been put down on paper. i'm not forgetting the adamses, not forgetting the burnings. this is really very occasionally rather hot stuff in fact. many of you can picture woodrow wilson. the fact of the matter is he was this incredibly passionate, intensely emotional man. and all of this comes out in these letters. >> you can watch this and other programs online. >> programs to watch this weekend on book tv. we bring you a few interviews centaurs

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ty? >> all right, sue.an 7 billion n the planet but 72 actually rule the world according to "forbes" which published its ranking of the world's most powerful politicians, financiers, ceos and billionaires. here is michael nor. who's number one and why? >> number one is a bit of a surprise, it's russian president vladimir putin. and, you know, i think this is -- this list is based on a vote of eight editors across four criterias. complicated how we put it together but reflects a collective wisdom of our editors here. my guess is, that it more what happened to our number two person which is barack obama. this vote was done during the government shutdown and the nsa spying scandal going on and i mean putin is autocratic. he doesn't really answer to anybody and he could be in power until 2026. >> obama had been number one in the prior survey. >> yes. >> as you say, there may be some function of when the polling was actually done and also the fact that putin seemingly maybe outflanked the president over syria wh