horton, he romoed it. eagles get the three seed. >>> the niners, they finished the season with six straight wins. the raiders the opposite. six straight losses. peyton manning, he would get exactly 266 today. terrelle pryor's first start not good since week ten. 14-0. raiders 55 yards of offense in the first half. manning 63 yards on this one play. demaryius thomas. 24-0 just before halftime. here's the record. manning 25 of 28. four touchdowns. 55 on the season. they went 34-14. raiders finished 4-12. >> you know, obviously it isn't in the win column, but there are a lot of areas where we can improve. i'll sit down with mark davis and we'll discuss the areas where we have to improve. >>> for san diego to get in, they would need some help today and they would get help. the ravens and dolphins both losing. eight seconds left. misses t 49-yarder. that would have won it for kansas city. chargers get in with a 27-24 win. that denied pittsburgh a playoff spot. >>> here's the first of his 11 assists. here's the

horton. back over to you, scott. >> murph, lennar, trade the homebuilders for me, in the context of the numbers and the number that matters most, it appears, and the 10-year yield. >> i think now the setup is a lot different. toll came out with strong earnings about a week and a half ago, and the stock rallied premarket, and then sold off. told, you have very similar strong earnings from lennar and the stock is holding its gains. i think it has less to do with the 10-year and a lot more to do with the data we got this morning on housing. over 1 million houses planned for next year. that's a big number. a lot of these homebuilders will be able to benefit from that. one way, i'm looking at some of the lower, call them second-tier homebuilders here, something that's come up on the screen, a name we're looking to buy right now. >> pulte and dhi, they go higher. they squandered the whole second quarter, which is where the big games came in the home building sector. now, lowe's, home depot, picks a

now tony horton launching his new workout. we're going to try it here. we're ready. >>> in this episode of obamacare, let's talk about the affordable care act. can i even say that? >> that's okay. >> what do you mean? >> affordable care act, that's okay. >> yes. >> don't call it obamacare. >> why? >> we'll tell you why. melissa is going to tell you why right now. listen. >> i want to talk today about a controversial word. it's a word that has been with us for years and like it or not, it's indelibly printed on the pages of american history, a word that was originally intended as a derogatory term, meant to shame and divide and demean. the word was conceived by a group of wealthy white men who needed a way to put themselves above and apart from a black man, to render him inferior and unequal and diminish his accomplishments. y'all know the word i'm talking about. obamacare. that's right. i said it and i'm not ashamed. and neither is president obama! >> so there she is, essentially saying that when you use the word obamacare -- the term obamacare, it's a r

rap brown or willie horton. many republicans may embrace mandela today, but let's not rewrite history. in fact, some still attack him for accepting help from communist nation. but ignore the fact that for years america propped up the apartheid regime. i talked about that on "meet the press" yesterday. >> we chose sides. we chose the wrong side. people in this country turned us around toward the right side. that set the stage for mandela to evolve. but if you're drowning and someone throws you your raft to get out, you don't call them a rafter. you call yourself the one to try to stop from drowning. >> a young newt gingrich was one of the republicans who broke with president reagan to support sanctions against apartheid. he made a similar point yesterday. >> you're now up against an oppressive dictatorship which if your black means that you are going to be in effect in a police state. and he was one of the people who's opposed to it. mandela was desperate by that stage. he saw the scale of oppression. and the onl

look at companies like toll and kb homes and horton raising prices 10 to 15%. we like building materials companies because we think that the remodel cycle is going to kick in and grow at 8 to 10% over the next two years. we like appliance manufacturers like whirlpool and lumber companies like warehouser. >> what about building products? >> building products are exciting and the reason is that you're benefiting from a remodel and also new construction. so the way to play that is through usg and also through massco. >> what would you avoid? >> well, what we would avoid right now would be first-time home builders. there definitely is a lack of credit availability and household formation has been relatively depressed. and sos basically you want to favor the higher end home builders like toll as well as areas that see significant job growth like horton in texas and north dakota. >> sounds like you're ignoring some of the other high flying home builders then? >> we're being selective and in general you want to focus on those areas that are land constrained. the class

>> "horton hears a who!" definitely my favorite. just because of all the silly characters, and i like the point of the story. >> "the cat in the hat," definitely. because it's fun, it rhymes, i love cats, too. so and the cat in the hat is just my favorite character ever. >> i love "green eggs and ham" just 'cause i love the concept of it, and i love rhymes, and i just love dr. seuss. >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham," i'll have to say, because, like, ever since i was a little kid, like, we always had the green eggs and ham at school, and so i just thought it was fun. >> my favorite dr. seuss story is "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham" is my favorite, also. i remember when i was younger, i made my own green eggs. they didn't turn out so well. they sound better than they taste. with "speak of the week," i'm drew. >> i'll tell you why billings, montana, is called the magic city. music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more? he has

>> "horton hears a who!" definitely my favorite. just because of all the silly characters, and i like the point of the story. >> "the cat in the hat," definitely. because it's fun, it rhymes, i love cats, too. so and the cat in the hat is just my favorite character ever. >> i love "green eggs and ham" just 'cause i love the concept of it, and i love rhymes, and i just love dr. seuss. >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham," i'll have to say, because, like, ever since i was a little kid, like, we always had the green eggs and ham at school, and so i just thought it was fun. >> my favorite dr. seuss story is "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham" is my favorite, also. i remember when i was younger, i made my own green eggs. they didn't turn out so well. they sound better than they taste. with "speak of the week," i'm drew. >> i'll tell you why billings, montana, is called the magic city. >> just about any place you visit in this wonderful country of ours, you'll no doub

d-r horton, lennar, and standard pacific are all trading higher.as tri point homes, and toll brothers are already reporting strong sales growth for the year ahead. mcdonald's 'employee website' is making headlines again. the chain is currently fixing its worker site "mcresource line" after it received a wave of crticism for telling employees to avoid fast food due to possible health problems. mcdonalds says the advice was taken out of context, and that a third party vendor supplied the content. it says it instructed the vendor to take down the site. in july, the chain was criticized for being out of touch with employees' needs when another employee guide offered advice on how to budget life while earning minimum wage. florida's is facing a squeeze in its orange crop. oranges in the state are at the lowest production rate in over two years due to an insect infestation that causes fruit to shrink.it may also cause prices of orange juice to pop. orange juice futures are expected to increase by 18% to a dollar-sixty-four a pound by the end of june.that's up from a dollar-thirty-nine per p

horton getting nearly 1% of the housing market data. newome's, purchases of homes exceeding projections in november. holding near a five-year high. the housing recovery is gaining momentum as mortgage rates climb. >> number eight is blue mobile, shares falling 3%. analysts lowering its rating on the mobile video game maker. the stock could pause in the near term due to concerns about performance of the company's upcoming game and the timing of future games. >> number seven, carlyle up nearly 2% after agreements to sell a stake in a hospital chain. medical part of one's 16 hospitals and employs 10,000 people in turkey. down about 2%, the company selling its audio recognition software business called grace note to tribune for 170 million dollars. this is part of sony's effort to shed units and focus on fewer profits. aboutflix shares down 0.5% as they watch "turbo fast," the first program for kids. this comes on a strong year for netflix, winning an emmy for house of cards. >> i am so excited for the next season. >> you love that show. >>

i will end with dr horton. >> fmc. keep kate spade, doing fe nom mally well. i would sell. >> i'll go there. post 1980 there is disaster in the stones. i will say that. >> can we get to your trade? >> triple m. downgraded too much too soon. sorry. back to you. >> thanks >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friend, i want to make you money. my job is not just to educate you, but entertain you so call me at 800-743-cnbc. with the dow seek 95 points and the

diaries also collect it in kansas city with a small notebook that belonged to lieutenant herschel g horton, 29, from aurora, illinois. shot in the right leg and hip in a firefight with the japanese on new guinea, where it had dragged himself out of the fire zone and into the crash be another several days it took for him to die, he wrote his final letter home to his family. and to begin, my tears sleep father, mother and sister, i lay here in this terrible place, wondering now why god has forsaken me, but why he is making me suffer. the first duty is to read them her. i can think of no better way to close out the national book festival. and to quote from our current party or it natasha fresh way, she answered palm pilgrimage a visit to pittsburgh with these lines. in my tree and come up the of history lies down beside me, rolls over, it pains me beneath a heavy iron. my ambition with this trilogy has been for you, too, to feel that heavy iron. to fill the palpable presence of those who suffered much and in some cases gave every day for a period thank you so much for being here. i look for y

. >> there is a tim hortons in new york. >> it is in penn station. >> last word to you, andy. i wish him well. he is a delightful young man. >> i don't wish him well at all. sadly he was probably joking, except i would mott call it joking because it is not funny. you would not offer a hope like that and then snatch it like lucy with the football and charlie brown. >> bieber shaming. >> i think we are bieber shaming. you know what, i hope he does something smart which is to take a break and get a job working somewhere where you understand how people feel and don't pea in people's -- pee in people's buckets at bars and restaurants. you should be cleaning the buckets. that's what i say. that's bucket shaming. sunny, joe, andy, michael, that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. see you later, everybody. all wi tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico app. . >>> the o'reilly factor

horton and pulte home and the wire houser and the timber company that is behind the market. i say go with lennar and it's clean and we make an appropriate decision because it just reported. third group is retail. the retail sector's done nothing for several months now and everyone's been so worried about the holiday season. i'm not. i say enough already and time to circle back to macy's letter m, to gamestop. i know they said november is not so good, but think about the games coming out next year and best buy, this is the gadget christmas and trying to pick up v.f. corp that has had a windfall from all of the cold weather as north face sales have been on fire. we know from ceo frank blake that home depot is doing fabulously, yes, pvh. it was on squawk this morning. i thought he sounded outright bullish. he said the holiday season is good. the stock's done nothing. that's an opportunity. finally, groups 4 and 5. oil in the airline. they're supposed to go in opposite directions. i think both are now so cheap that they might be able to separate themselves from each other and bo

as we look at hovnanian, that one is moving higher, but again we see a little bit of weakness for dr horton and kb. mixed picture. the markets, not a lot to write home about. in the last hour i saw the dow try and go positive, didn't get there. it's kind of flat at the moment. we're looking at the basics of the market and saying forget the macro, let's go micro. talk about some hot stocks today, do you own these names? nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange, she has the details. >> reporter: i was just reading about boeing and 3m, liz, two dow components that have had up arrows that over the last 24 hours have news for their shareholders that people are loving. look at right now boeing's up 1%, you are also seeing 3m with an up arrow as they both announced buybacks and dividend increases. there's a look at 3m, a gain of 2.8%, so let's break it down. 3m raised their quarterly dividend by 35%, and boeing by nearly 50%. boeing, by the way, approving a $10 billion buyback, so that's news there, and 3m said it would buy back up to 22 billion shares in the five years throug

horton and pulte home and weyerhauser the timber company that is behind the market. i say go with lennar and it's clean and we make an appropriate decision because it just reported. third group is retail. the retail sector's done nothing for several months now and everyone's been so worried about the holiday season. i'm not. i say enough already, time to circle back to macy's letter m, to gamestop. i know they said november was not so good, but think about the games coming out next year, and best buy, this is the gadget christmas. time to pick up v.f. corp that has had a windfall from all of the cold weather as north face sales have been on fire. we know from ceo frank blake that home depot is doing fabulously, yes, pvh was on squawk this morning. i thought he sounded outright bullish. chirico stood here and he said the holiday season is good. the stock's done nothing. that's an opportunity. finally, groups 4 and 5. oil and the airlines. they're supposed to go in opposite directions. i think both are now so cheap that they might be able to separate themselves from ea

because it popped in the premarket about 4.5, 5%, just sold it out and went on, stuck with the dar horton however. >> at basically working back to the flat line. doc, thanks on that. murph your opinion on toll. >> so toll came out with a strong quarter, but -- and you got a big pop. the last four or five times any name in this space has popped premarket the move was to fade it quickly. they had an issue, sales were only up -- orders only up about 6% and there is some pricing concerns there. so this still is a sector or a name that i wouldn't jump into just yet. >> we'll take a quick break and come back, do final trades on the other side of that and we'll also found out who you think won our debate on costco in two minutes. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go l

horton and kb home. clearly a very big positive. >> all 11 homebuilders in the s and p are higher. you have every single one of them gaining. there is a durable goods report that came in better than expected for the month of october. -- november. >> long or wrong. we will be back talking netflix versus hbo when we come back. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters, this is "market makers." with erik schatzker and stephanie roll. >> welcome back. when big media theme has been the rapid growth of netflix which started creating its own, very popular original programming and now is the biggest pay-tv service and the country. bingecentered around a viewing model. now, your kids can do the same. scarlet fu is back with me. when i think binge, i don't want my kids associated with that word. >> they are not going to allow your kids to binge watch an entire season. they're releasing their own kids programming. it is called "turbo fast." you can get five episodes at once. episodes atall five once during the holiday season. or maybe dad needs to make dinner and mom needs to go out and run err

horton will show us how to do some exercises from the couch. do you have any of those? >> yes. >> like getting up from the couch to do your exercises. >> see you tomorrow, everybody. we're wearing the same outfits, saying the same exact thing. triple threat with heavy snow and rain and ice creating miserable travel conditions from texas up to new england. watch this from normally sunny plano, texas. >> holy moly. bill: holy moly indeed. look at that. good morning, everybody, that is plano, texas. welcome to "america's newsroom" and welcome back. martha: nice to be here on this day, if you don't have to go outside, stay in. i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. dallas, thousands of travelers stranded. many were forced to sleep on cots after findings out their flights were grounded. it is so cold -- bill: how cold, is it, heather? >> so cold in the lonestar state planes getting stuck on ice moments after landing on the tarmac. bill: air travel is a mess across the country. 1200 flights canceled today. better than 2800 canceled on sunday. casey stiegel getting a ta

horton up 35% in three weeks so you would think that everybody is jumping into housing as a big play in the texas market. cheryl: medium home prices balanced where you are, $181,000, that is free. let's move to charlotte, look at charlotte, year over year prices up 8%. you like charlotte, you are pushing the market, why? >> i moved here this summer so i experienced as a representative of investors on a national scale and as a home buyer. rodney understands our best friend in the southeast, the governments in the northeast and west coast. charlotte -- we are the second-largest financial center in the country and the no. one financial center in the country, new york, just elected the occupy wall street mayor. this guy ran on a message of a tale of two cities and every ceo on the financial services side in new york, how much it costs them to operate but now they're waiting for the next hammer to fall. we are approaching a tipping point where you will see a major exit as of financial institutions coming down to charlotte because we have the critical mass of bank of america and others and

customers may be gone all little more towards names like duncan or tim horton for example. >> same-store sales last four quarters almost the industry standard. i blended the recent quarter with 8% and had 20 consecutive quarters of in store sales and recently announced several franchisees' for the first time in eight or ten years but we see great things in the u.s. and are excited about that as we are international. cheryl: you mentioned new franchises in dallas, houston, alaska. and some room to grow and make a bigger move. >> a great question. we have not done that at this point in time. and the crispy cream doughnuts have been well received. and we want to be sure we measured doing that and don't get ahead of ourselves. cheryl: the analysts always have something to say besides worries -- earlier this month point out concerns about the guidance. the 2015 guide is what do you say to analysts when they pick on you? >> we got picked on the last couple weeks, came out of the industry. when you give guidance, the mid range of the rest of this year to the mid range of next year, plus number,

talk about where criminal issues are headed in 2014, dave said anybody that lives through the willie horton campaign and michael dukakis the triumph of tough on crime politics from the republican party. congressman, i wonder, when we look at what's happening at the federal level now. we look at jerry brown in california with 127 pardons. pat quinn governor of illinois, hundreds. he's had a ton of pardons. you look at andrew cuomo, a guy that refuses to pardon anybody, do you see, does he represent a certain type of democrat still haunted by that tough on crime? i keep saying tough on politics here. tough on crime era? >> it's not clear to me why the governor has been economical in terms of his issuance of pardons and commutations. his father wasn't particularly judicious either as it relates to the pardon power. i think the broader point which is an important one, the war on drugs widely acknowledged as a failure right now violated a basic tenant of american justice is that the punishment should fit the crime. with these mandatory minimum, particularly with crack cocaine offenses that clear

and so we, we took this opportunity to bo in and talk to tom horton and doug parker and when they heard about the great things that we're doing at nasdaq, i think they were duly impressed and that's why they chose us. adam: do you think, so many of us still associate nasdaq with tech companies. is that day now passed? not that it would be a bad thing or good thing but there is so much more than tech companies out there? >> we're about growth, innovation and entrepeneurship. i think technology the past 40 years nasdaq has been around and certainly innovation have gone hand in hand but only makes up 25% of our companies. so many of our companies have just revolutionized their individual businesses, whether it is costco or a starbucks. we've seen them really go in and been disrupttores in their individual business. they like the family of companies that they're associated with, that surround them at nasdaq and so it's just not about technology anymore. it is really about those industry leaders, those global leaders who want to innovate and continue to continue to grow the businesses and fe

as we look at hovnanian, that one is moving higher, but again we see a little bit of weakness for dr horton and kb. mixed picture. the markets, not a lot to write home about. in the last hour i saw the dow try and go positive, didn't get there. it's kind of flat at the moment. we're looking at the basics of the market and saying forget the macro, let's

bill horton is with me with the a&m traditions club, and while we're talking, we want to show you some time-lapse video. this took weeks to build, right? >> well, we actually started on november 1st with a raw piece of land, and then we put in the footing, framework, trusses, started building the actual gingerbread -- actually cooking the gingerbread at three different locations on november 15th. >> reporter: people were putting gingerbread in their ovens and doing a all over bryan college station. this has been open to the public. you guys have been raising a lot of money for a good cause. >> all in all, probably close to 25,000 people came through, and we're trying to raise money for st. joseph trauma center. originally, we started off with a vision that we did want to build the world's largest gingerbread house, but it's become to raise as much money as we can for the trauma center. >> reporter: guinness world record holder, again, just absolutely incredible. and then, jon, once all of this is taken apart once the season is over, then the lumber and material is going to be donated t

horton is moving slightly her. certainly housing market showing signs of losing what momentum it had. tracy: to add insult to injury, the cost to get a mortgage is actually going up next year. the chief economist from mortgage bankers association is here with what he's calling a dangerous and misguided approach ashley: china's new plan to combat its smog problem. put it this way, it will get a whole lot colder. we'll explain next. >>> first look how the dollar is moving on, well, as we head toward the holiday week of next week, the dow up slightly today, but the dollar for the most part mixed today. the euro, pound, mexican peso moving slightly lower than the green back. we'll be right back. >> at 20 minutes past the hour, i'm harris faulkner with your fox news minute. guilty, two islamic extremists convicted of murder today after hacking to death a british soldier on a london street earlier this year. you remember when it was happening it went viral when it went online. it took the jury 90 minutes to return the ve

for 32-yard score and dallas for 2 but not able to convert so 24-22 with under two minutes to go and horton had dallas from field goal range and through it behind him and brandon with the pick and eagles take nfc east and headed to the playoffs, for dallas this is the third straight is season and jerry jones lost to a division rival and rogers back in action for the first time in a month after the broken collar bone and this is time against the bears and check it out, aaron gets the touchdown with 46 seconds left of the game and gets the touchdown. last chance for jake cutler and company. going for the hail mary. and this one not going to happen. game over. bears trailing in that and jay cutler probably the last game you will see him in a bears uniform as green bay moves on 33-28 and they beat chicago. this is the playoff standings in nfc and seahawks with home advantage as the number one seed and the carolina panthers will have home field advantage for at least one game and philadelphia and green bay have 3 and 4 seed respectively and san francisco and new orleans land the two wild card sp

. >> we asked tom horton and doug parker to review their lis thing in conjunction with the announcer of the merger. they did this and took us up on the opportunity and allowed us to compete for their business and show the long-term value of being part of the nasdaq family. we are honored they listed with us today. the stock is acting well. it was amazing to be here with hundreds of employees, the energy among the new american really terrific this morning. >> that value proposition you have mentioned has been popular with a lot of the household name companies, kraft, mayrriott, money graha moneygrah mon moneygram. what do you tell these companies? >> we do the same pitch to talk to anybody about the value we have at thaz dabbing. it is about combining our world leadership in corporate solutions, those businesses that help a company be the best public company they can be. that was reinforced by our acquisitions of thomas reuters, ri and pr multimedia assets earlier this year combined with some very unique visibility opportunities we talk about, our global leadership in technology and t