>>marÍa, cÓmo progresas, marÍa. >>come in, mister. come in pa'dentro. >>ok. >>llÉguele a su home sweet home. >>thank you... >>i go to open the window porque hace harta calor. >>oh, yes. astÉ bring su chair and sit down, mr. pipirÍn. >>no... >>sit down, pipirÍn. >>no, peppermint. >>¡ah, peppermint! >>thank you... >>sit down. >>oh, marÍa, cada dia usted hablar mejor english. >>ah, y en cambio, astÉ habla pior el espaÑol que ha martagiado, durante diez aÑos de vivir en el pueblo. a lo mejor nomÁs se hace tarugo, pos que... >>oh, no, marÍa. yo no hacerme tarugo. >>entonces, como dijo santa inÉs: "el que tiene cara de tarugo lo es". [risas] >>good, marÍa, very good. ok, ¿quÉ tenerme de bueno, aparte de usted? >>¡ah! pos ahora sÍ que le tengo algo sÚper, mr. superman. vea astÉ. >>vamos a ver. >>acÁ esta esta vasija que es del periÓdico preclÁsico popoteca. vea nomÁs. >>eso. let's see. ¡oh...! aquÍ decir lupita. >>ah, pos si lo viste con la lupa, tiene que decir lupita. >>¿eh? >>no, es que lupita ansina le decÍan de cariÑo a miss cachotot

>>¡marÍa, maria! chencha te manda un recado que no va a poder venir. >>¿cÓmo? >>que la perdones, que te deja al niÑo, que porque no puede decir quiÉn es el papÁ. >>estÁ bien, rosendo. >>ahÍ estÁ, claro, como es de la familia. >>a chencha no la obliga por influyente. >>pos aunque sea de la familia, como chencha deje a este niÑo sin paternidad y responsable, nomÁs onde la agarre, les juro que la meto presa. ¡todos a casarse! padrecito, ¿ya estÁ usted listo? >>sÍ, ya estÁ. >>pos Órale, a casarse todo mundo. no le saquen, aunque sea mole de olla. Órale. >>¿a quiÉn le echamos la bendiciÓn primero? >>¡eso lo hago yo! >>ah, sÍ. >>comience usted con esta pareja, padrecito. [gemidos] y a usted, mi muchachito, no se apuren, que yo voy a ser su tÍa, su mama, su tata y su abuelita, si es que llego. >>in nÓmini patri, el fili, espÍritu santo, amÉn. >>que buena mujer es usted, doÑa marÍa. >>¿toma usted por esposo? >>de las que valen oro. >>¿cÓmo se llama este seÑor? >>juan garza. >>juan garza. >>¿y usted, seÑora? [llanto] [llanto] [ruido de mo

marÍa es nuestra hija, nuestra y de nadie mÁs. >>con tu actitud lo Único que haces es darme la razÓn, y yo no puedo vivir asÍ. no puedo estar tranquila sabiendo que hay una mujer allÁ afuera que esta sufriendo por su hija. [sollozos] >>lo hice por ti... por nosotros, ¿te das cuenta de que si dices algo nos quitarÁn a marÍa? >>no. >>¿serÍas capaz de renunciar a ella? >>no. [♪] >>¡nuria! ¡nuria! >>¿quÉ pasÓ, cuÑado? vas a despertar a la niÑa. nuria no estÁ, fue a comprar unas cosas para la cena. >>le pedÍ a tu hermana que dejÁramos este tema por la paz, y mira. >>la responsable de la nota en el periÓdico soy yo. [♪] >>no, emiliano, no podemos vivir asÍ. a lo mejor si les decimos a los padres de marÍa lo que sucediÓ, quizÁ ellos entiendan que tambiÉn fuimos engaÑados. >>dame tiempo para pensar. te lo suplico. te prometo que voy a encontrar una soluciÓn a todo esto. confÍa en mi. [♪] >>perdÓn. ¿dr. mÉndez? >>sÍ, ¿lo conozco? >>¿no se acuerda de mÍ? usted ha estado atendiendo a mi esposa... cuan

¿de dÓnde sacarÍa maria esa pieza japonesa? >>no sÉ. [ruidos diversos] [♪] [toques en la puerta] [imita voz]>>¡doÑa marÍa...! >>¿quiÉn es? >>soy yo: rosendo. dice el doctor que vaya rÁpido porque melquiades se estÁ petateando. >>¡vÁlgame el seÑor del terremoto! ¿pos ahora quÉ bebiÓ? >>no sÉ, pero que vaya como de rayo porque se estÁ muriendo. >>bueno. ahÍ voy. filemÓn te encargo al niÑo. no me dilato. ahÍ me lo cuidas bien. >>ahÍ viene. [gritos ahogados] >>¡dale! !anda! >>¡sÚbela! >>ahÍ va. >>¡llÉvensela! allÁ los alcanzo. >>sÍ, jefe. ¡vamos, pancho...! [cascos de caballos] [llanto de bebé] >>¡quÉ barbaridad!... exijen un millÓn de pesos por el rescate de marÍa; que si no se entregan dentro de 48 horas, ¡la matan! >>pos ya podemos ir preparando una misa de cuerpo ausente porque de dÓnde vamos a sacar un millÓn, de este mondrigo pueblo. >>lo veo difÍcil... por no decir casi imposible. >>bueno, ¿y quiÉn trujo el papel? >>lo pusieron anoche, debajo de la puerta del ayuntamiento. yo lo encontrÉ est

maria, tomorrow there's the post for twitter. i'll be there 9:00 with new detailed coverage, worldwide coverage of what's going on in the morning, back to you. >> all right, great. thank you, bob. qualcomm out with results. get to that and john breaking down the numbers. >> yeah, maria, let's see. things are looking pretty good on revenue. comes in at 4. -- sorry, 6.48 billion versus expectations of 6.35. eps, nongap looks to be a little bit light at $1.05 versus $1.09 expected. the stock trading down a bit after hours perhaps on that eps. it looks like 190 million units msm, chip shipments and $62 billion in device shipments, i hope to speak with qualcomm's ceo paul jacobs shortly. get his color on the quarter and bring that to you as soon as i have it. >> thank you so much. john, cbs is out. over to you, julia. >> that's right. cbs revenue coming in better than expected at 3.63 billion. wall street had expected 3.53 billion. earnings per share came in right in line with expectations at 76 cents, 76 cents in diluted earnings up

>> i think it's a little of both, maria. the retail side, they've had a confusing year, as you look at what's going on right now. we've seen historical highs on equities, our fixed income, alternative space not such a great year. i have those retailers on the sidelines who are wanting to jump in right now and are excited to jump in. they think they might have missed the party. but i would say be very cautious. >> yeah. i mean, we talked to the ceo of schwab, nathan, this week, and he basically said, i'm not seeing it? i'm not seeing the individual investor back in this market. what do you think? >> i agree with you. i won't see it either. it's not like people are rushing around to go into the stock market. many people who got in the stock market, which would make a case against timing, have found this an incredibly frustrating five years to think about how will i get back in? i think all we saw today in the market, maria, is that we took a look in europe and we went, boy, they're going to give away money. in fact, you're goi

we have to go to maria because maria has to tell us what's happening. steve, don't move. maria, take it away. >> thanks, brian. hello, everyone. good morning, on this thanksgiving eve. we are starting off with widespread weather-related delays expected along portion of the east coast. we have a storm system that right now is producing rain across florida, up the east coast, all the way to maine. so many states dealing with precipitation from the storm system. we also have some winter-like weather because temperatures on the backside of this system are cold enough for snow. you can see some of that freezing rain mixing in across portion of new england and snow across portions of upstate new york, western pennsylvania and all the way down through kentucky and even tennessee. a lot of places also dealing with some snowfall. six to 12 inches for cast for some areas, especially along the interior northeast. that wind picking up, gusting up to 40 miles per hour. even higher numbers have been reported across new york city, like jfk. you see nantucket, gusting over 40 miles an ho

>>¡no, no, marÍa! ¡mi pequeÑa no, mi hijita no, ¡no! !marÍa! [suena el teléfono] >>¿bueno? haremos lo que nos indique, pero le suplico, le ruego, no lastime a mi hija. >>mire, si quiere volver a ver su hija con vida tiene que conseguir 500 mil pesos. y hÁgalo pronto o ella va a pagar las consecuencias. >>no tengo esa cantidad. tÚ debes saber bien que no somos gente de dinero. >>¡dime 500 mil pesos! ¡¿o en cÚanto valora la vida de su hija, imbÉcil?! >>te ruego que... >>mire, su esposa ya hablÓ con ella. si no quiere que sufra, va a juntar el dinero o se despide de ella, y si quiere verla muerta, llame a la policÍa, y verÁ que no estoy jugando. se la estÁn creyendo toda, no puedo creerlo. >>¡ya, basta, no se rÍan! ¡¿ustedes creen que me gusta ver a mi familia sufriendo?! >>pues, ¿no que los odiabas? segÚn tu son unos mediocres que no son capaces de comprenderte. estuviste de acuerdo, ¿no? ahora te aguantas. querÍas darles una lecciÓn. >>¿pues sabes quÉ? esto se acaba aquÍ, ahora mismo les voy a hablar y a decirle que todo es una broma. >>¡¿quÉ te pas

>> i think it's a catalyst, maria. i do think that the markets still have quite a bit of room to grow yet. and i'm really excited about the fact that we can continue to grow our economy. >> all right. you would put new money to work? >> yes. >> and william, what about you? bill skien? >> completely agree. what you see from yellen right now is a complete alignment with bernanke. we think she's going to keep rates lower for longer. even if she does decide to stop bond purchases. from the long term we see equities at a better value. buyers here. >> jim lowell, i know how heather feems. we talked to her in the last hour. i'll wait for her for last. jim, what about you? >> i think the reality is we don't buy market averages. there's certainly a lot of opportunity when the fed is being as generous as it is here at home. also the global fed. we're looking inside the eurozone or across the waters to japan, we see a lot of easing. basically em boldening the consumer. for consumer driven economies we think there's still room to

. >> diego marÍa sofia y juan, estÁn entre los nombres de muchas parejas blancas no hispana que le dan a sus hijos es otra prueba que lo hizo pan estÁ de moda en los estados unidos, comenzamos. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches, si se pudo ganar el partido de hoy y que regalo les dio el tri a sus fanÁticos no solamente ganÓ si no 5 contra 1 contra nueva zelanda al campeonato brasil 2014 el segundo encuentro de repechaje serÁ en nueva zelanda el martes 19 de noviembre y toda la emociÓn en el estadio azteca de la capital mexicana. >> 31 minutos de juego, angustia y desesperaciÓn en la tribuna del estadio azteca y al menos 3 llegadas claras paul aguilar acabÓ con el sentimiento hizo estallar a casi 100.000 aficionados. >> si seguro vamos que al mundial. >> a los 39 minutos jimÉnez reforzÓ.2 por 0. >> me levantÉ temprano y me vine con mi hijo. >> tercero a los 2 minutos remate de uribe peralta. >> primero estÁ el fÚtbol, primero la selecciÓn, ¿si? siempre se trabaja. hoy dÍa podemos disfrutar vamos hac

maria? >> exactly. so, i actually have the four tools right here. >> o.k. >> and i do, i want to show you. you know, rst, your blow dryer and ur round brush. every time you go tohealon, i know we tell you, "oh, just round brush it, just blow dry and round brush it," but do you know how difficult that is? >> oh, it i >> i mean, even for myself. look at hohigh i havto go with her hair. how i have two hands and two struments. >> mm-hmm. >> that's difficult, right? >> wel and it takes forever too. i don't kn about anybody else out there, but with a head of hair like mine and veronica and louann, that could take upwards of 30 to 45 minutes. >> exactly. now tch how i get that with t perfecter. all i have to do is bring it i and bring it outnd get that bend and lift right into the hair-- the same body that you're going to get from that cumbersome blow dryer. same exact volume. >> howasy is that? >> with the perfecter, you have two hands, one instrument. it can't get any easier than that. >> so good. so next we

visas for maria and other members of the orchestra. the teenagers have never left their home city. now they have passports allowing them to play concerts in the u.s. the orchestra has made headlines across the world thanks to its mix of recycled instruments and raw talent. >> you have to practice and make an effort. that is the only way to progress. otherwise you will not achieve anything in life. ♪ >> there is one overwhelming priority for the girls -- music. the fact they have to play with instruments fashioned from the trash heap does not bother them. the paraguayan economy has been booming for years, but a third of the populations will lives below the poverty line. many eke out an existence from the refuse dump next-door. that is also where nicolas gomez finds everything he needs. he has been working th trash for 16 years now. nothing makes him happier than hearing what used to be fruit cans emuit -- emit the sweet sound of music. he loves the moment when he can hand over his creations to the children. >> i can turn this piece of metal into the body of a violin. and these old

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maria, back to you. i just want to say, it has been a privilege and a pleasure to be your colleague. >> thank you so much, bertha. right back at you. it's my privilege and honor. i appreciate that. thank you. >>> the board that oversees california's health care exchange dealt a blow to the president's promise to american that they could keep their existing health care plan if they chose to. that board voted unanimously against allowing about 900,000 californians who will lose their plan at the year's end to keep them. one of the biggest proponents is dave jones, california state insurance commissioner, joining us from sacramento to explain why. thanks for being on the program. >> great to be with you. >> talk us through this. why was this the wrong decision for those seeking insurance through the california health exchange? >> it's not required by law. the affordable care act does not require existing policies to be canceled by december 31 st and allowing folks to renew would make good on the president's

maria, quien no quiso mostrar su cara, es una de ellas y trabaj hasta el viernes pasado.. s.o.t. maria/ex-empleada de bon- appetit 4:11:10 yo no sé que voy a hacer, no sé que me va a pasar mañana, no sé como le voy a hacer, principalmente por mis hijos. s.o.t. maria/ex-empleada de bon- appetit 4:27:12 probablemente tendrá que mudarme a un lugar un poco más económico para poder vivir. la auditoria es el proceso en el que inmigracin verifica que empleados estn autorizados a trabajar legalmente. el sindicato que organiz la marcha pide que i.c.e. le de un plazo a los trabajadores, o que postponga la auditoria hasta que se defina el futuro de una reforma migratoria. s.o.t. alfredo fletes/seiu 20:46:17 ha habido casos en el pasado donde ice sí ha dado una extensión a los trabajadores y al empleador, entonces eso es lo que estamos pidiendo, nada mas 3 meses, 6 meses, lo que sea. s.o.t. lucila ortiz/siren 8:15:18 y ahorita es el momento donde estamos hablando de una reforma migratoria asi que no es justo sacar a ningún trabajador de su trabajo hasta que tengamos una respuesta d

thank you, maria. >> see you soon. bob iger joining us, chairman and ceo of disney. >>> twitter's ipo making a big splash on wall street today. up next, noted investor dan niles. he'll give me his take. dan was right about when to get in and get out of facebook. find out if he thinks investing in twitter would be a big hit or a blunder. that's next. >>> also ahead, lenovo north america's president will sit down with me. lenovo is the world's largest pc maker. looking to make a big dent in the mobile market. but the canadian government blocked lenovo from taking over blackberry because it's a chinese company. we'll get his reaction to that. stay with us. ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practical and practically beautiful cadillac srx. get the best offers of the season now. lease this 2014 srx for around $369 a month with premium care maintenance included. ♪ ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪

i'm maria bartiromo. coming to you live from bank of america. >> we're watching a market that started the day pretty sharply lower. down about 80 points on the dow but a report out that says the fed could be keeping interest rates lower for a lot longer than anybody thought. brought us off those lows. you may have heard, there is some fed economists who have worked on a paper that says they should lower their expectations, their threshold, for unemployment. right now it's 6.5%, before they start tapering. they could lower it to 6%, maybe even 5.5% before they start seriously thinking about tapering. and any guess as to when we get 6% unemployment, that could be a ways duown the road here. >> the 6.5% level was the key reason you and i were not expecting the taper because we weren't even near that. to think we're going lower, 5.5% as a marker, is extraordinary. we'll be joined by bank of america brian moynihan, we'll have a discussion with this on interest rates, and a lot to get into with him. we'll get h

a espaldas encuentran maría con restaurantes del centro comercial con todas las tiendas más populares de la ciudad. gracias a lograr, me gusta mucho de si viviera ya es bien del ella se le ofrece la presentación por el público que fue el propio hierba muy contento çen paz a su salida la cantante rechazó hablar sobre el tema de su hija como te sentiste houston, pero en la gira. parte muy bien, la gente o belinda, cariñosa ya están arreglando algo una persona exigía amparar la cámara ella nos celebra navidad desde la copón trago amargo el hecho de que le he dado esta parte del final del papá del bebé tan como de cualquier forma seguramente quedaron mal en términos el zángano lo que tú me digas, éste se quería tener la relación cuando todavía no han tan famosos entonces de ser un claro que y los tenemos grabados que se puso emocionado que de hecho cuando cortó con la novia porque la voz del cuerno dicen que hugo de regresar platicamos en exclusiva que piense de dedicarse otra cosa diferente la [ locutora ] ¿quieres que tu piel refleje la vitalidad que tienes por dentr

>> corre, marÍa guadalupe, corre, marÍa guadalupe. ♪. >> y esas son unas de las razones para pensar que ana cristina fue a buscarlo a un rÍo. >> creo que no puede ser posible, pero, suena extraÑo, pero en sus condiciones de sufrimiento y dolor. >> vamos a ver. >> tenemos que pensar a cual rÍo se puedo haber ido. ♪. ♪. >> no te sigas atormentando, no estaba en ti evitar la muerte de su hijo. >> si hubiera sido mejor madre, mi hijo seguirÍa conmigo. >> no digas eso, si dios te dio un hijo fue porque estabas preparada para recibir esa bendiciÓn. >> entonces ¿por quÉ me lo quitÓ? >> dios sabe por quÉ hace las cosas, ten por seguro que tu hijo estÁ bien. >> eso me consuela un poco, saber que mi hijo estÁ en el cielo, pero quisiera que estuviera conmigo. >> ahora debes descansar, despuÉs seguimos platicando. ♪. >> padre, muchas gracias por sus palabras. >> no olvides que para aceptar la vida tambiÉn hay que saber aceptar la muerte. ♪. >> no has comido nada, hijito. >> fuensanta ya se tardÓ demasiado. >> hijo, hijo, para que estÉs tranquilo, si quieres vamos a buscarla.

maria, have you tried to get new insurance? when the doctor said, it's in your future, how long is your future at this point? >> actually, i hadn't tried this week. i had a little bit of a health scare. i had some chest pains earlier in the week before i saw my doctor. i've been a little stressed over worrying about what would happen, and trying to see what was happening with my own health. getting on the, you know, on the computer was not something i was really, had time for at that time. so -- >> so, doctor, what do we do? maria clearly doesn't have time for this. or the focus. i mean, she -- when she was last here, doctor, she said, i'm scheduled for another round of chemo. since then she saw her doctor and he says, not so fast. what should -- who can help her? >> i mean, she certainly has to find a doctor that's going to work with the situation. this puts a real serious face on the problems we're seeing with these websites because it's funny to make fun of them, but real people like maria out there have their lives at stake

seema mody on that story. >> hi, maria. with more stocks hitting 52-week high, experts say the market is due for consolidation or are a selloff of some sort. if we get one, which sectors will get hit the hardest. last three times the market posted 6% move to the downside were in may, august and september of this year. in may, the biggest losers were in the utility, financial and consumer staples space. the second major selloff was in august. once again, it was financials and consumer staples as well as telecom. the most recent selloff was from september 18th to october 9th when the dow lost roughly 1,000 points, financials, materials and consumer staples got hit the hardest. that's the consistent trend overth past three selloffs. consumer staple stocks have lagged but year to date it's one of the leading sec are tors. oppenheimer bets one of those sectors will lead this market higher which might tell us, if we get a selloff, it won't be the usual suspects that bring us down. >> seem mar >> seema, stick around. we want to br

i'm maria bartiromo. today coming to you live from the schwab impact conference in washington, d.c., where the top investment advisers are gathering to try to figure out where this market heads from here. once again, bill, we're in unchartered territory. >> yes, we are. i'm here at the new york stock exchange and it seems this market wants to at least edge higher, as it's doing today. the dow would close at a new high with any positive close today. the s&p needs about a point and a half, essentially around 1772 to hit a new all-time high. we're very close to that, as a matter of fact. >> one question here at the schwab impact conferences, whether or not the individual investor is back. there's a debate on that issue in certain circles. probably nobody has better intelligence on that than the man who runs schwab, ceo walt b bett bettinger is with us. >> in fact, schwab's stock is at a multi-year high as a result. here we go again, my co-anchor, the budget battle could be hitting an impasse already. taxing

maria? >>> the commerce department had been without a permanent head for over a year before penny pritzger was sworn in this summer. at a time when businesses in the country are facing head winds from an economy that hasn't kicked into high gear just yet, she's sent a loud message with this sign on her office door. it simply says "open for business." joining me now in a cnbc exclusive is the new secretary of commerce, penny pritzger. good to have you on the program. >> maria, it's great to be here with you. i am so happy to be here. you know, it's -- i've been in this position now for about four months. i wake up every day. i think about how do we create the conditions for the economy to grow and create jobs? and so i'm so pleased to be able to talk about our open for business agenda. >> when i want to hear your top priorities. then i want to come back to you and ask you a little bit about some of the ideas we are hearing from ceos like john chambers was on the show last night. he keeps pour

celeste de sus luces. >>> nos encontramos con marÍa celeste en una asignaciÓn que tenemos. le decimos queremos tus luces, vayan al estudio. esas son las luces. >>> tienen que estar aquÍ siempre. >>> se utiliza mucho, estamos tratando de buscar el presupuesto para que vengan para acÁ. >>> es mejor que el botox. >>> esta es la realidad, gracias. llegÓ el momento de meter en cintura a todo los hombres que nos ven. >>> ¿cÓmo que meter en cintura?. >>> en el buen sentido de la palabra, vamos a presentar colecciÓn atractiva de las cinturass mÁs famosa de las tv. >>> vamos a ver. seducen, nos cautivan y conquistan con las famosas cinturas de la red. cintura de guitarra de jennifer lÓpez que a sus 44 aÑos mantiene esbelta y flexible para tocar en trÍo o cuarteto y hacerla vibra. co contorsiÓnada como violÍn de thalia, carece de trastes. >>> como de bajo de tololoche, enorme onda de resonancia. como viola de gamba, la de shakira. quien pudiera ser piquÉ para rozarle el arco por toda su caja de resonancia. asÍ nos presumen estas bellezas sus famosas cinturas de la red.

marÍa elena. >>> gracias vilma, adiÓs papitas. y mario dÍaz balart que apoyÓ la reforma migratoria, dijo al washington post que la ventana para aprobarla se estÁ cerrando definitivamente, dijo que no espera que se apruebe nada antes del 31 de diciembre, y quedarÍa fuera de la agenda del congreso actual si no hay una votaciÓn en febrero o marzo. >>> y el presidente obama dijo que se siente mucho que los norteamericanos no quieran el seguro mÉdico que prometiÓ que no iban a perder por "obamacare". el presidente no llegÓ a disculparse por prometer en reiteradas ocasiones que nadie perderÍa el seguro mÉdico. >>> el senado estadounidense aprobÓ un proyecto que prohÍbe discriminaciÓn laboral contra personas gay, transexual y transgÉnero,>>>. >>> la policÍa intenta aclarar el misterio por la muerte de un hombre que quedÓ envuelto en llamas en una fiesta de hallowe halloween. >>> revelan el costo del gobierno federar por el cierre de 16 dÍas. >>> una estampida de jÓvenes profesionales, y ♪. (♪). >>> una fiesta de hal

thanks for joining us, kevin and maria. >> thanks, don, good to see you. >> polls show chris christie cruising towards re-election. new jersey is a democratic state and he's apparently making inroads among women, among hispanics and other minorities. >> right. >> is he rewriting the republican playbook for winning traditionally democratic voters? >> yeah, i think it's an important sort of case study for how republicans can do a better job of winning not only the middle but constituencies that are not traditionally within the republican party. so, i think the reason -- one of the ways he's done that is he's

i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. rally mode once again for stock prices. >> yes, better late than never. i'm bill griffeth. the dow needs to be up. we're well above the high today. that's mine. >> oh, i just blasted your ear. >> can i have this back? we're doing this -- >> it was the big mac that got me. >> up 116 points on the dow industrial average right now. well into regular territory. interestingly, the nasdaq is lower, some high-profile technology stocks are trading down, some think maybe some people are raising some money to get ready for something else to invest in. >> big deal tomorrow. we'll get the pricing tonight on twitter. it could happen as soon as an hour from right now. twitter pricing the ipo breaking earlier on cnbc was the range is said to be moving higher from $25 to $27 a share but you never know, these things. it could go higher than that or lower, bill. cnbc is going to have the news first with the best coverage and analysis. you don't want to switch the channel today as we await the twitter p

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felicidades, marÍa. ya regresamos con [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> usted siempre puede estar conectado con primer impacto, solo tiene que seguirnos en facebook, twitter y primerimpacto.com >> seguimos con mucho mÁs del primer impacto. se uniÓ dulce marÍa a una campaÑa para prevenir las enfermedades de transmisiÓn sexual como el vih y dijo que la clave es cuidarse y protegerse. >> es hacer conciencia en los jÓvenes. de prevenir, de cuidarse, de respetar tu cuerpo, de no estar en mi caso y en mi punto de vista, no estar con uno y con otro, se estÁ convirtiendo la libertad en libertinaje. por eso que ese tipo de situaciones tan tristes pasa. la gente piensa que el sida no te va a pasar nunca a ti. >> durante esa conferencia de prensa, la artista se molestÓ cuando le preguntaron si se habÍa hecho la prueba de vih. >> tambiÉn le contamos que tiran la casa por la ventana. el prÍncipe william, su esposa y su bebÉ. vamos a pasar a los Ángeles con jackie guerrido. >> claro que sÍ. bueno, muchas gracias y un

buena suerte, luz marÍa. >>adiÓs, seÑor. y gracias. [sonido al cerrar la puerta] [♪] [sollozos] >>fÍjate, el negocio era riesgoso, pero valÍa la pena. no lo pensÉ dos veces y le entre. [♪] >>¿a quiÉn estÁs mirando? >>a nadie. [♪] [♪] >>darÍa diez aÑos de mi vida por atraparlo. >>tanto te importa. >>es que no te da cuenta, poder hacer algo que toda la policÍa de estados unidos no ha logrado. >>vas a terminar por ponerme celosa. te interesa mÁs Él que yo. >>alguien dijo una vez: "no te amarÍa tanto, si no amase mÁs a mi deber". >>debiÓ ser un hombre, nosotras las mujeres anteponemos el amor a cualquier cosa. >>de modo que se van maÑana. >>asÍ es, pensÁbamos quedarnos unos dÍas mÁs pero, el doctor nos dijo que debemos darnos prisa. >>¿el doctor? >>perdÓn, no sÉ lo que digo. un whisky. no sabe cÓmo me cuesta tener que regresar a mi mesa. nos vamos a roma, tratarÉ de que mi hijo conozca al papa. no, no crea que estoy borracho, he dicho bien. quiero que mi hijo conozca al papa. ¿sabe por quÉ? tiene leucemia.

i'm maria bartiromo. this market modestly higher as the dow and s&p 500 inch back toward record highs. some money moving into equities pushing the dow up at 25 points at the close. 15,640. nasdaq picking up ground technology doing better ahead of the big twitter ipo on thursday. nasdaq with 3936. s&p 500 higher by 6'.5 points, finishing at 1768. no new records for the dow or s&p tonight but not a bad start to the week. bob pisani following the action as olzalways. >> now historic high for dow transport. we've been talking about it all day, due to airline stocks. historic highs on delta, u.s. air all on the upside. low oil since going back to june. that's a big help. that's what moved it forward. speaking of oil, i've been talking about exploration and production stocks. it's the fracing plays and companies involved in fracing plays, northern oil, concho, they were strong all day again. the big surprise has been exxon. they've been dead money all year. moved up again big today. since earnings last week the

>> definitely, maria. i think investors have been seeing the same thing since you started at cnbc and i started at peabody mg years ago, which seems like now seems like the most difficult time to invest. right now. today we have any number of reasons for that, whether it's the fed ort side of the balance sheet or what bob pisani was talking about, worry about rise of inflation rate but market is sitting around 15 times earnings rate so it's not bad. >> tim, your clientele is really an upper end clientele, right? >> that's right. >> what are they doing right now? what are you advising them to do? are they risk adverse or looking at valuations and wanting in in this market? >> most of our clients, maria, are long-term oriented. so, they're looking through most of the shorter term volatility than typically happens in the marketplace. their emotions make them feel more shorter term oriented so our guidance is to get them through that volatility and keep them focused on longer term. >> how do you do that? >> we

and 1% more to japan, maria. so, we would be very judicious, cautious, in adding here and selective, yes. >> david, i'm being half facetious about this question, but is there a reason to analyze this market beyond thinking about fed policy? i mean, once you know that the fed is not likely to taper any time soon, is there anything else that matters when it comes to buying this stock market? >> bill, i think the consumer is really the key here. next week, as you know, we get on wednesday the retail sales numbers. they're supposed to be down 0.1%. they've had a very hard time since july. up 0.6%. august, up 0.4%. septemb >> but cisco was horrible, down tremendously one day this week and the rest of the market didn't care because we were all talking about janet yellen that day. >> you said retail is critical here. a handful of retailers have been catching a big bid. look at macy's. look at jcpenney. you had real surprises in the upside. >> in stark contrast to the second quarter, all these ceos were cautious, tentati

maria, we want to start with you. along with some of your support, your posts on facebook have critics calling you a bully and fat shamer. how do you respond to that? >> when i saw the article online, they used women overweight, nearly obese, or are obese, and saying this is what real women look like. and i was a little bit peeved, because i felt like, no, that's how how women look like, or should look like, there's a fine line we're walking as a nation with obesity. for people that think i'm a bully or fat shamer, i'm absolutely not. i'm here on their side. i have programs out there promoting health and fitness. >> so, crystal, you said in an interview maria posts was hate speech, and that you wound up reporting her to facebook, and essentially getting her kicked off, is that right? >> on my page, we do not allow any kind of shaming of any kind. we don't allow skinny shaming, fat shaming. we're here to celebrate women of all sizes. we feel all women deserve to feel sexy and beautiful. you might be fat today, might no

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ >>> buenas noches, son las tormentas de acciÓn de gracias. y amenaza con arruinar los planes. se esperan fuertes vientos. y vilma sigue los movimientos de la tormenta y nos dice que hacer. >>> el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias estÁ a la vuelta de la esquina y los dolores de cabeza a la ordende la esquina. primero azotÓ el suroeste, y ahora golpea el este de la naciÓn, daÑando planes a millones de estadounidense que se preparan para viajar en este puente festivo en el que mÁs viajan los estadounidenses. 40 millones estarÁn viajando, y 40% por tierra. >>> conducir el auto con mucho cuidado, darse bastante tiempo. >>> el panorama no es alentador, las principales terminales congestionadas, y muchos pasajeros tratando de adelantar sus viajes tratando de llegar a tiempo. aerolÍneas como delta ofrece reembolso del dinero si el vuelo fue cancelado o tiene un retraso, pero en algunos aeropuertos como boston, nueva york, y washington. >>> ahora me han tratado bien, me ayudaron. todo bien. >>> delta, united,

hi, phil. >> reporter: hi, maria. this is one of the hottest areas in the world when it comes to expanding and manufacturing. the reason why? more companies are pumping money into this country. in fact, when you look at foreign direct investment into the country of mexico, it will top $35 billion this year. much of that coming from the auto and aerospace sectors. and here's the reason why. they used to be putting most of it into china. but look at the difference in cost when you factor in wages and shipping, et cetera. the manufacturing outsourcing index makes it clear that mexico is a much more competitive place for many companies, including the ford motor company. >> mexico has proven to be a great source for our products, obviously, great high quality, the team members are very motivated. and there's a great, healthy supply base. >> reporter: there's another company that is benefiting from the boom in manufacturing here in mexico. kansas city southern, they control all of the rail lines up to laredo and into housto

i would put this out, maria. if indeed equities also feel that yellen's commentary, and hopefully it stands going forward, if equities also feel that's positive for them, that could also be bearish for gold, right? gold in the past has been sort of an alternative to equities in terms of a safe haven. if you can get a bigger bang for your buck in equities maybe gold will have a short mid-pop. it was interesting the way gold reacted to what ms. yellen had to say. >> zach, what did you learn from yellen. >> i'm also head of global strategy for investment now as of this week. i'm going to put that in. yellen was supposed to be a big deal today. and in a lot of ways, you know, she wasn't except for the fact i get the sense there's a lingering suspicion in market land that all of this is just a product of dovish fed policy, right? she comes out, saying that's going to be the case. and markets continue to drift up. i have a feeling, i suppose this is a more bullish call, but that a lot of the reason why equity markets a

>>¡quiero a marÍa de regreso, por favor, bÚsquenla! ¡quiero a marÍa conmigo! ¡marÍa! [sollozos] tiene que aparecer. alba: cinco dÍas despuÉs encontraron a mi hijita en las escaleras. ¿sandra? sandra tropezÓ cuando trataba de salvarse y... mi marÍa tambiÉn falleciÓ. dicen que la tenÍa abrazada. ahora tendrÍa 27 aÑos. >>alba, amiga, ¿por quÉ nunca me habÍas contado esto? sabÍa que habias perdido a una hija, pero jamÁs me imaginÉ que habÍa sido de esa forma. >>pues aunque no lo creas, a pesar del tiempo, creo que no he podido superarlo del todo. ademÁs, poca gente conoce la historia. tuvieron que pasar aÑos para que pudiera embarazarme de nuevo. >>gracias al cielo que tuviste a jimena, es una niÑa preciosa y muy inteligente. me dijiste que le dieron diploma en la secundaria. >>sÍ. aunque un hijo nunca llena el hueco del otro, porque cada hijo es especial. pero en algo tiene razÓn, si jimena no hubiese nacido, pues tal vez yo ni siquiera estarÍa aqui. >>gracias por contarme esa parte tan personal de tu vida. >>uh, eres mi amiga y aunque tenemos poco

marÍa es la niÑa que dorian y nuria estÁn buscando. no... esperanza dijo que la habÍan abandonado en la calle. seguro estoy confundiÉndome. ademÁs, no podrÍa quitarle la niÑa a sara, se morirÍa de tristeza. [♪] >>dijiste que nos recogerÍas en el parque y nunca llegaste, ¿quÉ pasÓ? >>nada. me entretuve con unos clientes y no pude llegar. >>no te ves bien, ¿ocurriÓ algo? ¿quÉ te pasa, emiliano? >>no tengo nada. estoy cansado. necesito estar solo. [♪] [♪] >>mi amor... ya no te atormentes, por favor. hay que deshacernos de esta cuna. >>no. ¿cÓmo nos vamos a deshacer de esta cuna? la vamos a necesitar cuando aparezca nuestra bebÉ. >>necesitamos hacernos a la idea de que no vamos a encontrar a nuestra hija. >>¡claro que la vamos a encontrar! ¿cÓmo dices eso? ¿vas a dejar de buscar? >>es que es eso. [sollozos] yo no sÉ si lo que estamos buscando existe, nuria, no sÉ. hablÉ con un medico del trabajo... y me contÓ que lo que dijo larios puede ser cierto. en algunos embarazos de gemelas se malogra el feto. ya, nuria, por

ue no esta enc rsisi en venezuela es la belleza de sus mujeres >> hoy se coronaba una de las suyas maría gabriela issler en miss universo >> es las septima venezolana en recibir la corona >> reacciones desde caracas >> una nueva victoria venezolana en la belleza universal >> por septima vez se llevan la corona de miss unvierso >> uno de los maximos concursos a nivel mundial >> cumplio el sueño de ser una reina de belleza >> su padre lleno de orgullo vio con >> la coronoación de su hija >> siento un orgullo gigantezco >> demsaido orgullo >> tomo por sorpresa a su país >> fue transmitido por rusia >> venezuela asustado pro los saqueos >> no hubo celebración pero si satisfacción >> la mujer venezolana es bella, inteligente, culta y guerrera >> en venezuela tenemos las mujeres ,todos los modelso que quiera >> esto tuvo eco en la presidencia de nicolas maduro >> un saludo a maría gabriela desde caracas >> que acabas de ganar ese concurso tan famoso >> venezuela tiene 7 coronas de belleza >> mas que cualquier país >> tuvieron guiness >> le da una enomre proyección internacional >> este

my question is for you, maria. this was in politico. they call this a significant show of disloyalty to the party. do you agree with that? >> no, i don't agree with that. i guarantee you that the white house gave them the blessing to go ahead and do that. they understand and the president was very clear about this when he did his press conference this week and he acknowledged the difficulty politically that this, all of this has put the democrats, especially those who are up in 2014. so he completely understands why they did this. he completely understands that they had to go back and show their conste8'ts that they were trying to fix this. but i'll tell you one thing. if the president had not made the fix that he did this week, that number would have been a lot higher. and i think the focus here is, look, this republican republican outrage, i'm sorry, it is fake. where was all the outrage in the last years when insurance companies were dropping their constituents left and right when their constituents were going broke, when their const

maria, there's no question there are problems with the health care law. and the president's working on that. but how can they point fingers when they have no plan of their own, maria? >> well, it's not only they don't have any al anyives. they're also basically not reading their own playbook. they say they need to expand the republican party. how are they going about that? they promised they were going to reach out to latinos, reach out to gays, and reach out to women and in the last 30 days they said no to immigration, no to equal protection under the law in the workplace and reintroduced a 20-week abortion ban. i think not only is the party disarrayed they just realized they're completely disconnected with the american people. not only do they not have any alternatives they want to be a setting party. >> angela, rush limbaugh, the real leader of the republican party, outlined a gop strategy on health care. listen to this. >> the republicans need to be pushing for total repeal, and they should settle for nothing that helps fix this. they do not, they sho

mariea maria, back to you. >> seema so much. stay with us. we want to bring in anthony from skybridge capital and mark lehman from jrm securities. thank you for joining us. an thoerngs you like this market, right? >> do i. the chashgt sticksracteristics of monetary easing from fed will continue to melt up. fundamentals have gotten wildly unattractive. usually these things end in euphoria. which i don't feel. there's still a lot of worry out there. still we're talking about retail and the shopping season things like costco and macy's look particularly attractive. general motors for example, ten multiple stock, upside optionalty to the growth next year and to their pickup truck market. those are things we like right now. >> i'm glad you brought up retail and specific stock picks. people are looking for some selectivity, right? mark lehman is that what you see as well? how do you want to ail allocate capital here? >> i agree with anthony. i think the market is separating the best companies from those not performing. i've been looking at the ipo

i'm maria bartiromo coming from the schwab impact conference in washington. financial advisers are watching this market closely as there is word the federal reserve could, in fact, taper as soon as next month. bill, what are the odds? >> yeah, well, we've heard it from a super dove, which was very interesting development there. we'll talk about that, maria. i'm bill griffeth at the new york stock exchange. atlanta fed president dennis lockhart said it's possible, it's on the table, that they could begin the tapering process as early as december meeting. that's earlier than the market anticipated but we'll talk about that in a little bit coming up here. >> i wonder if that puts on question their decision not to taper in september. we haven't had that much great that date. we're talking about one month. lots to talk about in terms of the fed and what the implications would be there. we also have a very special first on cnbc interview coming up. chairman and ceo of enter continental exchange, better known as i.c.e., jeff sprecher. he made comments about the mark

dÉjame verte... [♪] hasta maÑana, luz marÍa. [sonido al cerrar la puerta] [♪] [♪] [♪] [bostezo] >>¿que no te vas a desvestir? >>no, quisiera tomar otra copa. >>¿otra? seÑorita, me da el room service, por favor. >>¿y si no estÁ en su cuarto? ya sÉ, preguntare en la recepciÓn si estÁ su llave ahÍ. [♪] ¿la administraciÓn? >>firma la nota, eh. [♪] [♪] [sonido al cerrar la puerta] >>su cuarto no contesta. quÉdate aquÍ. [♪] [♪] >>¡ahÍ estÁ! [♪] >>¡quieto ahÍ! ¡arriba las manos! martÍn... ¡maldito asesino! >>no. ¡yo no lo matÉ! >>¡ese hombre se suicido! >>¡tÚ lo mataste! >>¿me cree tan imbÉcil? si ni siquiera sÉ quien es. >>sÍ, eres un imbÉcil. creÍste encontrar al hombre que buscabas pero te equivocaste por primera vez. >>¿por quÉ habla asÍ si usted no me conoce? >>sÍ te conozco, como conozco a todos los que son de tu calaÑa. ¡cobardes, asesinos a sueldo! pero esto se acabÓ. >>¡raÚl! [♪] [disparos] >>¡baja! [♪] >>¡oiga! [disparos] >>¡ay! [disparos] [♪] [disparos] [dis

con la doctora ana marÍa polo. cc:telemundo network >>el naturalista inglÉs john ray dijo: "las enfermedades son los intereses que se pagan por los placeres". un cordial saludo y bienvenidos a "caso cerrado". directamente desde la placita olvera en los Ángeles, california. [algarabía] y acompaÑados de un divino pÚblico. gente cÁlida y amorosa. vamos a recibir al primer caso de hoy, seÑor director, que pasen los litigantes. >>doctora polo, aunque estÉ muerto en vida, yo no serÍa capaz de cometer una canallada como esa. >>con la muerte se paga todo. >>buenas tardes y bienvenidos. juntos: buenas tardes. >>gerardo, tÚ eres el demandante, explÍcame quiÉn es josÉ, por que lo demandas, quÉ pides para resolver este caso. >>mire, primero que nada, muy buenas tardes. yo vengo a demandarlo a Él por la cantidad de $35 mil y un restaurante. yo vengo aquÍ porque esta persona que ve usted, con esa carita que tiene de que yo no hago nada, esta persona la conocÍ en cancÚn, en mÉxico. esta persona me sedujo, me vo

andnd iin the hang out maria isa housing rights organizer for just cause. gabriel it's all about supply and demand. as is the case when this happens in most steve. do you think there is something that is going on that is thank that is unique to san francisco that makes it difficult to find affordable housing? >> i think we came by this problem honestly, the we are telling with it are first it's a great city. and second our regional economy is generating a ton of jocks. jocks -- jobs so it's a nice problem to have. the third reason it's our own fault. we have not allowed s so very mh housing t to be built in decade. a lot of demand to live here and a constrained supply because of our own choices. the inevitable results is sky rocketing prices it's a really bad situation. the down sides of this far out weigh the up sides, although there are both. there will not be an easy solution. but there are things we can do that i hope we can talk about soon. >> one. down sides, jennifer , is about 6400 homeless people living in the area. how are they being impacted by t

welcome, maria fin. it is your dream, i guess, to have fin attach today an about fish. >> yes, it is my real name. >> and when you say the whole fish, the eyes and the brains in. >> well, you can use the fish heads or soup stock and a lot of people like the eyes and the brain. >> i don't necessarily, they are very great, i had them a food cart no portland. they would deep fry them and make a yogurt dip. >> but i think you can almost deep fry anything, i think people would eat the pen. >> yes, with a nice sauce. but no, the idea is that it is for people who do the conferences, you have to talk in like 10-15 minutes and they launch a series of books and it is and a whole idea. it is for looking at wayings in which the water ways are interconnected and we just tend take the fillet. and so when we see the snout to tail movement happening where they are using every part of the animal, they are making [ inaudible ] out of the pig head and then the heart. there is only so many steaks on a cow and rocks on a lam