that's greg smith, author of "why i left goldman sachs." a suggestion on the best price to buy apple stock, coming up next. apple had what was called its broadest launch ever with its mini ipad on friday hitting 34 countries. trader andrew keene of keeneonthemarket.com joins us now for chart talk on that stock. good morning to you. > > good morning angie. > > apple stock was down about 4.5% last week. what is going on here? > > i have been talking about it for a while. if you took away the ticker on top or the name of the chart and you just put up a random chart, it is clearly in a downtrend, and it is not stopping any time soon. it's down again on friday over $20. ipad mini demand isn't necessarily there. i just bought the ipad 2, the one with the retina screen, and i was going to buy a mini, and i was like, "the mini doesn't even have the retina screen." it's basically the same product. yeah, it's a little smaller. i'm starting to think that i don't want to start buying products going forward, because they're not really making them that m

greg smith is the author of "why i left goldman sachs." what you wrote is important. people should read your op-ed. have a good night.

let's get a response from greg smith. guest: perhaps with the caller is touching on is the differences in terms of which different groups attached priorities. large rhodora these of church growers -- larger majorities say they hear about hundred and poverty. there are many political commentators and political observers to make the arguments that those kinds of issues, honduras, poverty-related things, they should be thought about as values issues -- under, poverty-related things should be values issues like same-sex marriages and abortion. a gallon, it can be a matter of priority. what does it mean to bring one's values to the voting booth? it varies from group to group. host: 1 story on our website, preaching politics from the pulpit. what are the rules? how far can any priest or minister or rabbi go in terms of telling a conjugation how to vote? guest: i'm not a lawyer by training, so i cannot speak to exactly where the line is, but in general, the idea is this. many religious organizations are tax-exempt. religious org

smith. [ applause ] greg let us cut his birthday trip to hawaii short by a day and fly back on his birthday, so i could be here today. so if you wouldn't mind saying happy birthday greg. happy birthday greg! so this is a threshold, a beginning, a start. we're going to build a new library. there are a couple of other starts today. today is the start of the effort to raise money to furnish and equip that library. the friends of the library have done an incredible job of doing that with 23 other branches. we're the last. we don't want to tiredly limp over that finish line. we want to show them what our neighborhood can do. so you are going to be getting the asks. the ask is to be able to help with that effort to furnish our library and equip it to make it the best library in the city of san francisco. so stay tuned, we need your help again. one more and that is prop b. how many people are going to vote in this election? can i see a show of hands? how many people will vote for prop b? >> yes. >> how many of you can think of at least two or three or four people in the next couple of days that yo

smith. [ applause ] greg let us cut his birthday trip to hawaii short by a day and fly back on his birthday, so i could be here today. so if you wouldn't mind saying happy birthday greg. happy birthday greg! so this is a threshold, a beginning, a start. we're going to build a new library. there are a couple of other starts today. today is the start of the effort to raise money to furnish and equip that library. the friends of the library have done an incredible job of doing that with 23 other branches. we're the last. we don't want to tiredly limp over that finish line. we want to show them what our neighborhood can do. so you are going to be getting the asks. the ask is to be able to help with that effort to furnish our library and equip it to make it the best library in the city of san francisco. so stay tuned, we need your help again. one more and that is prop b. how many people are going to vote in this election?

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if you take the greg smiths of the world, the criticism is clients are counter parties and the -- self-interest first, mortgage bubble. >> not a significant revenue generator. >> i hear you. i hear you. that's the criticism. >> let me ask doc if i may. if dimon left jpmorgan you would see a sell-off. >> that's significantly greater impact. but i -- i think that -- when murph and i were out to dinner, we saw lloyd blankfein after vinniar was going to stop down we saw him out with his lieutenants at i didn't their same night. it didn't seem like a guy getting ready to step away. i respect kate's reporting but i think that might be another year or more off before he does that. >> doing like a steakhouse recon? >> exactly at a steakhouse, yeah. land zblashg size of the steak told you he wasn't going anywhere any time soon? >> they were enjoying their meal, let's say. he didn't look like a guy stepping away. >> i think that's fair. lloyd indicated no plans to resign right now. of course, the watch is always on. this is probably the most watched financial guy. >> no fears of succession at goldman sac

i have to explain as -- greg smith didn't make it? >> no, he did not. >> are you sure he wasn't on the list? >> he was not on the list. i think that's one of the reasons he ended up writing that book. i believe he made have made more money writing that book than some partners made this year. >> you checked, he is definitely on the -- >> pretty confident he's not. best headline of the day goes to the daily news. in the line of booty. i didn't get your jokes. >> life time has a show called army wives. they could did a reality show based on this who petraeus -- >> army wives is a good show about people who are really putting up a tough front while their spouses are away. >> bravo is another story. >> we could talk about a real housewives of tampa or real housewives of charlotte where a lot of this -- >> i don't think these are indicative of army wives. >> the story seems to be out of control. and none of these people are actually true army wives. >> jill was getting nasty stuff from paula, but do we know whether jill was intimate with --

smith will start in new orleans. you know, we're confident in both quarterbacks to be on the field and, you know, we're always going to make available all the information as we have it and make the best decision for the team at the time. but we have ultimate confidence in either. >> one snag, though, smith has yet to be medically cleared to play after suffering a concussion almost two weeks ago. he is expected to undergo more tests later today. >>> 4:56. the bay area has special reason to watch macy's thanksgiving day parade. a south bay marching band had a big appearance. >> from california, here's the saratoga high school marching band and color guard. students from every continent on the globe are represented in the band with over 20 languages spoken. under the direction of michael boitz they play the 2012 american overture. ♪ >> check them out. the color guard. one of 11 bands nationwide to participate in the parade. they looked great. other highlights include santa and mrs. claus, broadway shows and the radio

i'm greg jarrett in for shepard smith. more than 24 hours later, the cease-fire in the middle east is still holding. [horns and sirens] >> hamas military tans celebrating claiming they changed the game by avoiding an israeli invasion of gaza. israelis say they won by ending the hamas rocket attacks and weakening the militant group. each side is also mourning tonight in gaza city a funeral for a man killed in israeli air strike just before the cease-fire took effect. and the israeli military reporting a soldier died today after a rocket attack that also happened before the cease-fire. the second israeli soldier killed in the conflict. conor powell joins us live in jerusalem. connor, are things almost back to normal there in israel? >> well, greg, there are still a lot of tension. there is still a lot of fear here in israel. we are now entering the second day of this cease-fire and with each passing hour there really does seem to be the belief that this cease-fire may actually take hold so, yes, things are beginning to retur

anyway, smith was limited in practice today. that concussion he suffered, you can see it back here on november 11th when the 9ers tied the rams. smith was having a very good season completing 70% of his passes for harbaugh and third best passer rating in the league for alex smith, but sidelined and kaepernick got his shot against the bears. smith still suffering from those concussion-related symptoms and the second year guy out of nevada was awesome. kaepernick throwing for 243 yards, 2 touchdowns, no turnovers. beating 22-7. he liked enough to say he would go with the hot hand. right now, kaepernick apparently has the hotter hand. >> there's not going to be an announcement of the starting jobs. they both had the hot hand so to speak and we feel great about it. it's not one of those situations where you have the aging starting quarterback and everybody is claymoring for the quarterback. to me, it's the opposite of a controversy. everybody understands the competitive nature of the national football league and, you know, we'll mak

i'm scott smith. a month ago the redskins got a scare as rg3 was con cussed. sore ribs today, and got x- rays, and negative. smacked in the face by greg hardy. benefit with a roughing passing call. but these hits add up. he was sacked four times in the game. panthers credited with nine hits, which in all reality, more than that. in fact, even into the game's waning minutes, griffin was putting his body on the line, diving into ferocious panther hits, hoping his never say die approach to the game inspires his teammates. >> guys see that, see their quarterback putting it on the line every single play, makes them want to put it on the line every play. it's more about, you know, inspiring guys to go out and no matter what the score is, no matter what the down and distance is, we can make it happen, because we're the ones out there. i'm fine. i'll be ready to go. nobody will crush the fight i have in myself to be the greatest. doesn't matter what it is. i'll make sure that i continue to help my team win games. >>> redskins defense nothing to brag about. credit to t

greg, he was in one of the robert bjork moments. >> my favorite band is the smiths. >> can we say why this is happening? there used to be a small amount of people who controlled the industry. they opened up and the cure happened. my blood eval 11 tine happened. that's why. >> i never had time for it either. >> time for a break. there is more "red eye." we are coming back. >>> here is how it works. we play a piece of take. we write the answer in salsa on the tv screen so i can see it. >> what do you think? >> was that the predicted riots from the drudge report after obama won? >> diane, any thoughts? >> extreme cheerleading and i am excited i got to see him without a shirt on finally. >> that was the follow-up to gangham style without sound. >> is that what it was? >> greg, i think you have the correct answer. >> that was the tryouts for my bus assistant. he was the winner. by the way, here are the dates for the bus tour in support. 2* kicks off november 28th in florida. with stops in brandon and orlando. november 30th. three more in panama city. we are in alabama, birming >> is your b

vicki and greg. i want to thank them very much for coming. >> mark smith murdered his girlfriend jenny crompton when he was just 18 years old. through the program he was first confronted by his victim's mother and stepfather several years earlier. >> i was a mess. jenny had been gone eight years and i was still barely functioning. and i was full of anger and i was full of pain. and my other children were suffering. >> i had numerous recurring dreams, kind of nightmares that i had a lot of anger. and i wanted to definitely take it out on him. >> the meeting lasted five hours. >> we brought with us, do you remember, some pictures of you guys when you were dating and then i also had this photograph of jenny that -- on the emergency room table. i remember we kind of pulled out the nice pictures and mark was smiling and kind of talking about them and then pulled out this other picture. and i know that mark, you didn't want to look at it. and i was so angry, i just wanted to keep shoving it in front of you

this 54-yard field goal by greg serlon goes right through. but this time he must kick a 58- yard field goal this one not good. in all smith gets credit for this last one even though we just saw bradford trip over the white line. that's it, break it up nothing to see her. in the end the score was 24-24. it's the first 49ers tie since their 10-10 game with atlanta back in 1986. sounds like a few players were unclear of the concept. >> i didn't know the rules. i didn't know that football had ties. there's winners and losers, i never heard of ties in football. >> i thought i played well. i know there was a lot of room for improvement. a lot of things i could have done differently. just tried to go out there and tried to do my best for this team. >> chicago visits the 49ers nest sunday night and bears may not have their quarterback either. bears offense never got on track. tied 3-3 in chicago's rainy soldier field and the only run in the game came in the second quarter. fires to arian foster for the diving touchdown. houston wins 13-6. they are 8-

smith coming back from a concussion suffered almost two weeks. there is a colin. he was getting in preparation in new orleans. greg roman was asked, all right, who is starting. >> i repeat that no decision has been made. >> colin has been getting similar to what we got last week. he is getting some of the representatives and alex is getting some of the reps. >> for competitive reasons the 49ers don't want to announce it. >> carolyn: american troops in afghanistan are celebrating thanksgiving with food at a coalition base in the capital of kabul. they got huge hunks of turkey and collard greens. they say he misses his family but feels loved by the people of afghanistan, as well. >> we actually are loved here. nationals do care about us. it's not just here uninvited. >> carolyn: after feasting on all that food they found some energy for touch football. >> defense department sent this video for troops in kuwait. the dining hall was packed and also kuwaiti civilians that were invited. >> it ones be thanksgiving in san francisco without the glide memorial church dinner

roman said today they will not have a starter for sunday until they learn that alex smith gets medical clearance. despite monday night the door is still open for two players to start. this is what the top nfl players got to share. a 6 legged turkey. patriots scored 35 points in the 2nd quarter including three a tvs in a 32 second span. >>> washington happily spent thanksgiving in dallas today. skins quarterback robert griffin iii hits another rookie aldridge robertson, a 68-yard touchdown. one of four today. the skins win in dallas, 38-31. both teams five and six. >>> detroit loses its 9th straight thanksgiving day game. houston texans are nfl best ten and one. four different schools have won san francisco's last four turkey bowls and today lincoln defeats the defending champs. the mustangs beat mission in submission three weeks ago. 43-13 and today the mission bears and the white helmets come bk. the bears have a 21-14 lead here and the mustangs score a td and then williams has a two point conversion, lincoln comes back to beat mission, 22-21. san jose bulldogs brought their undefeate

roman said today they will not have a starter for sunday until they learn that alex smith gets medical clearance. despite monday night the door is still open for two players to start. this is what the top nfl players got to share. a 6 legged turkey. patriots scored 35 points in the 2nd quarter including three a tvs in a 32 second span. >>> washington happily spent thanksgiving in dallas today. skins quarterback robert griffin iii hits another rookie aldridge robertson, a 68-yard touchdown. one of four today. the skins win in dallas, 38-31. both teams five and six. >>> detroit loses its 9th straight thanksgiving day game. houston texans are nfl best ten and one. four different schools have won san francisco's last four turkey bowls and today lincoln defeats the defending champs. the mustangs beat mission in submission three weeks ago. 43-13 and today the mission bears and the white helmets come back. the bears have a 21-14 lead here and the mustangs score a td and then williams has a two point conversion, lincoln comes back to beat mission, 22-21. san jose bulldogs brought their undefea