yao, if you are watching send us an e-mail. go on our website for exclusive trades and educational strategies that's right after the show. >>> time for the final call. >> i like the ge trade. i like that christmas tree. >> scott? >> i'm going to watch option volatility and volume in the industrial to see if we see more of the names like walmart showing a breakout. >> if you are inclined to get long, look to risk reversals. garbage guidance may not give you a lot of confidence long in the stock. you may want to create a structure to the upside. >> against my book, i will hedge and buy that one by two excel left december put spread. >> looks like our time expired. thanks so much for watching and see you back here next friday.

. >> yao ming. >> jimmy: yao ming. i mean, what are you?just -- you're just good. >> you can't. you can't care. you still got to play the game. >> jimmy: yeah. >> as long as they don't change that goal from ten foot, i think i'll be all right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly. >> if they go higher i'm in troue. >> jimmy: so, you put out this book for kids called "long shot" and it's really, really -- it's really cool. kind of your story. >> definitely, definitely. it's called "long shot: never too small to dream big." and it's about growing up. you know, my brother, him and his friends always picking on me, telling me i'm too small to do any and everything. and look where i'm at now. i'm on the "jimmy fallon" show. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, i think it's so cool. i was looking through it. i loved it. i just thought -- it's such a cool -- it's such a great story and all that stuff and especially after seeing the guys you end up playing against. well, did you see the meyers brothers, they were out here earlier? >> i did, i did. the

give us your sensef whatow to yao think went intohis inking on making that change. >> well, really, i thk a lot had to do looking at realies of the situaon on the ground and the realitys that the ssile defense pla -- msile defense shield as planned probably wouldn'have done anything. it would have been aother one of theseort of absystems that stawar systems, if you will, neverble to shoot down ything. the techlogy has been move, no question about that. in political terms without question a lot of the central eupeans, particularly the polish peel, have begun to mo away from this kind of thinking that they need to ha this american shield to defend them against russia. they need to really kind of not embrace russia, at least deal wi them in some fashion. the fear, think, this wa rtitioning europe seriously at time when that really wod not rk very well. it was time to get out of this. >> what do you thi formed the president's decision on th? >> ithink he was never a b enthu enthu enusist about miile defense woulwork. they're focusing on producing short and medium rage missile this would n

k players in the house, barton and boucher to take a hard look how internet companies le google and yao! and acebook do coect your data or information about you as you are surfing the b and how that information is used for the ads did you presably are interted in. i think that is going to an interesting discussion going forward as the internet companies bring out their heavyweights to prove we are dog everything right to preserve prhvacy and in w congress does on the front. >> host: kim ht is with the hill, andrew is with news daily and fawn johnson is wh no jones. thank you all for being on the communicators. >> knousc-span2 read joint booktv with all this holiday programming. >> in your book, "culture o corruption" obama and his team of taxheats, crooks, and cronies fox news analyst michelle malkin asserts the era of hope and change died within six months of president obama taking offe because the people behind it are correct. she calls the first lady in fis president biden the largest beneciaries of corporate world nepotism and discusses the secrets the administration is hiding. she

life can be so expensive depending on whether you're in a fraternity or a vor rr ti, the clothing bow yao beer you buy. how do you weigh that in? >> the national average for how much people spend, kids spend on their personal expenses is about $2,000 a year. but if you belong to a fraternity or a vor report ti, that can easily tack on $2,500 extra. you have to coordinate with that with your kids wp are you paying that or are they? food, the budget, dorm life is usually included in the price. if they're racking up pizzas every nigh, you have to talk about, wait, why are you doing this and let's make sure that that's an expense that the kid covers, not the parent. >> yeah. those conversations have to take place. i want to talk about credit cards for a second because you have a really interesting perspective on should kids in college have credit cards. now, as you know, the law is changing. >> right. >> pretty soon they're not going to allow credit card issuers to be on campuses marketing these products. what do you say? >> right. unless the parent co-signs or the kid can prove they have inc

. >>> tonight, baltimore county police are asking for yao help in track -- your help in tracking down two armed robbery suspects. take a look at surveillance pictures of one of the suspects. police say he and a second man robbed the store in the 1300 block of wind last driver in essex back in august. if you have any information, you are asked to call county police. the number is 1-866-7-lockup. >>> a new homeland security grant will allow the washington, d.c. metro to install cameras throughout its system. it will use a $28 million federal grant to put cameras on buses in stations and inside trains. the primary purpose will be crowd control. but the surveillance video can also be reviewed if ever needed. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find tomorrow's edition of the baltimore sun. making a case for why the first- time home buyers credit should not be extended. >>> why towson has become such a sushi stronghold. and should dave trembley come back? remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> in tonight's consumer watch

. >> judiciary committee chairman vo layer yao said lawmakers must strike a balance between civil liberties and public safety. >> the people that are really involved in gang, criminal activity, are prosecuteed the after that it is difficult. >> we're not interested in targeting people because of what they wear. we're interested from a law enforcement perspective in the criminal. the behavior and conduct. >> prosecutors say it is all about securing more tools. and in the battle to neutralize gang leaders and their many lieutenants. john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> house speaker michael busch said state lawmakers will also examine the problem of young gang members in public schools. . >> the swine flu sickened 9000 people nationwide and killed nearly 600. when will be the vaccination be available. we have karen parks with the answers tonight. >> researchers here at the university of maryland, are on their third trial. the first two weren't successful and they say that the vaccine will be available by mid october, and they have no choice but to deliver. >> i don't know how we, as public h

. >> reporter: yao now, -- now, after the teen entered the plea today, he told chris jones' family, i'm praying for your forgiveness. all i can say now is "i'm sorry." >> reporting live, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> the victim's family has started work on a youth center to keep kids off the streets and out of gangs. >>> and another developing story tonight. a new tropical storm has just been named in the atlantic. bob turk is closely tracking tropical storm erika. from the first warning weather center. bob? >> reporter: right now, it's about 320 miles northeast of the leeward islands. take a lack at the satellite picture. just updated. there you see it. there you see the string of islands. that's north of south of america there. they're the leeward islands. and here comes erika. winds around 45 to 50 miles an hour. and has developed. take a lack at the newest track we just got in a minute ago. now, the national hurricane center does not really develop this into a hurricane through sunday. i guess that's the good news. but you see it passing north of the islands. north of north

he sells more jerseys in china than yao ming. when he finds a deal, people pay attention. kobe bryant will be here on "street signs." $$$$$$$$$ >>> do you think that he has butterflies in his belly? >> i don't know. i think he's making a big comeback. i believe in the comeback. i was talking to a guy who was featured in "the new york times" but not for the taste of this coffee the other day because the line was so long. >> the denver guy? >> the guy had good coffee. what can i tell you? he always knew exactly what i wanted. he knew. i went -- when our coffee man, when the line is too long, i went to that guy. >> i don't cheat on the coffee man. i made a joke this morning and howard schultz wrote me this letter and he said i wanted to make sure you tasted starbucks via. hopefully you recognize it's not like sanka. >> that's kind of a fast letter to get. >> he did. he sent it over. it was -- he wrote it in green starbucks ink and i got the letter. >> he said it would take a long time to turn but he's going to turn. >> here we go. are you ready? >> this is black. >> o

. >> yeah, behin yao. >> i mean don't they televise all the hston rocketgameback to them. >> yeah. >> telme your all-star am in the nba. >>urrent or all tim >> well, first current. >> my all-star tm current would be chris pl. he's your point guard. >>e's my point guard. >> why cis. chris paul is, he's a unique, he reminds me of my point guard in high scol, ew joyce. the he's too sma factor okay, well i'm going to use that a motivation. and now ris isthe best point guard we have in our league. i hav-- see i have a sit, my two guas between could bey bryant andwayne wade. >> thas hard. >> i d't know which -- so we go -- can't weake kobe a forward maybe. >> yeah, why not. >> let's do it. so dwae wade and kobe small forward. >> and me at the power forward. >> ande putshaq. >> the big guyn the middle. >> put t big guy in the middle. >> we could win some games. >> with you the coac >> there youo. there you go. i will be the water boy. you be the filmer. we got it. and who would yochoose as a coach. >> w would i choose, so we are going to make you, you will be the generamanager. >> exactly. >

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. >> lee yao, give me your headline number you're looking for today. well, we are not in the business of economic forecasting, but we expect the number to be probably in the neighborhood of 270 or so, in line with expectations, unemployment ate of about 9.6%. and our beliefs have been, in fact, that while the recession is over and while the signs point to the fact that recession is over and risk aversion is returni returning, growth is going to be anemic and just growth is going to be constricted. >> i'm very interested as i hear anemic recovery. i still suspect that we will begin to see a improving jobs trend in october/november, not with standing whatever happens today. i wonder if you subscribe to that view, and if you don't, what do you think happens to the outlook on consumer spending? >> well, consumer spend sg probably key do many of these forecasts. on the one hand, we see consumer sentiment improving, which is encouraging, but we have to acknowledge that credit conditions remain extremely tight. more importantly, we are face ago secular deleve

. >> but yao accepted it at some point. >> yes.ot an expert on incest or surviving incest or any of that stuff. i didn't do research on statistics or any of that stuff because i wanted my story to be organic and my truth. but now that i'm getting this huge amount of information from the internet and people contacting me, what i'm finding out is people are saying regardless of your age, incest is never consensual. it can be cooperative. you can participate. but because of the power that a parent just inherently has over a child -- not like -- i'm not talking about power or force or that type of thing. it can lend itself to this cooperation and not consent. >> you know, you write in the book you forgave your father before he died. >> absolutely, yeah, i did. >> but here's the problem. as the reader or as the person watching this interview right now, i can't forgive him because i'm hearing the story for the first time and i'm feeling this disgust to a man that would do this to his child. so, how do you reconcile that? >> and i've been

you yao can and should go out right now and get your seasonal flu vaccine. as you've heard, the h1n1 vaccine has been approved and will be available within the next few weeks. it's going to be starting to come out. college students are basically all within one of those -- those first priority groups. so you need to be thinking about when you can go and get both the seasonal flu vaccine and the h1n1 vaccine. meanwhile, please remember that there are a number of steps you can take in order to remain healthy and decrease the spread of the flu. first and foremost, stay home if you feel ill. stay in your dorm room if you live on campus. and if you become ill and you're in a group that is at higher risk for complications from the flu, then you really need to talk to your doctor, your health care provider, as soon as possible. those groups include people who have chronic health conditions like asthma, diabetes, these are pretty common conditions even among young people. you need to know that if you have those conditions or are pregnant, have other chronic condition