jim: two of them. phil: two field goals but also the fact that that one play was on the other side of the two minutes gave them a little hope and they got that hope when the field goal was missed by the steelers. man. well, that was some drive and it was not easy to get it down the field. joe flacco did a good job throwing the football away and finally he got that one chance to made a play and he made the big throw. jim: this is a baltimore team that was so backed up at 20-7 down in the third quarter. they put up the last 13 unanswered and somehow with no time-outs and your best wide receiver on the bench and maybe your third best target, campanaro, knocked out of the game, flacco was able to make a couple of throws, gets the one to aiken for 20. phil: find a way to win this game is what they're hoping. get these days off and kind of redo or go over their thought process of what they want to do as a team. of course what they would like to do is improve these next 10 days. jim: gets past archer and the

jim: two of them. phil: two field goals but also on the other side of the two minutes gave them a little hope and they got that hope when the field goal was missed by the steelers. man. well, that was some drive and it was not easy to get it down the field . joe flacco did a good job throwing the football away and finally he got that one chance to made a play and he made the big throw. jim: this is a baltimore team that was so backed up at 20-7 down in the third quarter. they put up the last 13 unanswered and somehow with no time-outs and your best wide receiver on the bench and maybe your third best target, campanaro, knocked out of the game, flacco was able to make a couple of throws, gets the one to aiken for 20. phil: find a way to win this game is what they're hoping. get these days off and kind of redo or go over their thought process of what they want to do as a team. of course what they would like to do is improve these next 10 days. jim: gets past archer and the steelers will have the snap at

jim: time-out is called. called it.s have they've brought the punter onto mike tomlin then said hold on, i'm going to think about this for a minute. called time-out. phil: listen, there's no thinking in my mind. ou punt this football. you're playing joe flacco who can stand than there. makes one throw and there's going to be a field goal attempt by the ravens. field. m drive up the they haven't picked up the blitzes. jim: well, the pittsburgh offense is still on the field. phil: look, i can't imagine for it.going to try my guess is send something in motion. snap count. my thought. jim: mike tomlin place instincts all the time. he's been going so often for two instead of the ng extra point early in this season. all about feel, he says. times, is told us many coach by my belly. they've been conservative all time. definitely is calling a play off that wrist band. jim: miller and bell into a slot and villanova, a backup tack en -- tackle on the side. this is like running a two-point play and vick is stopped by th

protection, jim, was out standing. the coverage there was nobody even remotely open as i was watching it. they had crossers, indianapolis colts were all over it and brian hoyer -- return. first down. >> jim: he did have his time but once eventually it had the break down once there was pressure it produced the only ugly throw of the night by hoyer. >> phil: watch as crossed the field. crossers, everybody, you tell me where you can they it. that is all night long they have struggled covering receivers down the field. of course one place you'd never want to throw the football away is down the middle of the field. >> jim: this game is not over as texans has three times outs as we found out this last thursday night. time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. interviews and analysis of tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two timeouts. the way this game is being called by pep hamilton and indianapolis offense. it would not surprise me to see play action

jim, phil, take it away. jim: thank you, guys. we're gown town -- down to five undefeated teams as the atlanta falcons suffer their first loss of the season. a mistake-filled performance and that started early in the game. phil: it did. it just shows you how -- the falcons have been winning the way you win a lot of games. playing right at the right times. the turnoverses, not doing that running the football. protectering their team. protecting their defense but their offensive line also. we saw obvious passing situations here tonight, one of the weaknesses of the falcons. they have a hard time holding the defensive pass rush off the quarterback. jim: so the saints had lost six consecutive home games and last time out at home they beat dallas in overtime and win again tonight against atlanta and a really great crowd here tonight. they really got into this game. fumed by that blocked punt there in the first quarter that was recovered and taken in for a touchdown. phil: well, the saints did a great job of keeping their crowd into it.

protection, jim, was out standing. the coverage there was nobody even remotely open as i was watching it. they had crossers, indianapolis colts were all over it and brian hoyer -- >> referee: no foul during return. first down. >> jim: he did have his time but once eventually it had the break down once there was pressure it produced the only ugly throw of the night by hoyer. >> phil: watch as crossed the field. crossers, everybody, you tell me where you can they it. that is all night long they have struggled covering receivers down the field. of course one place you'd never want to throw the football away is down the middle of the field. >> jim: this game is not over as texans has three times outs as we found out this last thursday night. time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. interviews and analysis of tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two timeouts. the way this game is being called by pep hamilton and indianapolis offense. it would not sur

(chuckling) >>jim: absolutely. well, you know, i moved back to a home i've had here in des moines for nearly a decade now. >>amanda: mmhmm. >>jim: and, you know, unfortunately i have got that bug to serve. my entire career has been about service to iowa and, and serving my country >>amanda: mmhmm. >>jim: whether it was in iraq with the iowa national guard or at the pentagon. and washington is still broken and we need representatives who want to go to washington and, and change the way things are workin'. >>amanda: you're originally from boone so it's not like you're far from home now that you live in des moines, right? (chuckling) >>jim: no, not at all. you know, it's, my mother still lives in boone and so >>amanda: okay. >>jim: it's, it's central, i'm always been in central iowa. >>amanda: alright. so let's talk about your fundraising. you were successful in your fundraising last go around more during that king campaign bid that you had. this time around your campaign put out some fundraising numbers. this week, i

jim: it's been quite a show. rivers has just set the charger franchise record with his 38th complees -- completion. his next pass will be also a record for most attempts inization caught by gates on his 59th throw. that picks up five. again, they have all three time-outs. phil: it's not like this is the prevent defense. they had six-man pressure on the second play. san diego was ready for it. jim: they blitz. across the middle. somehow caught by gates! phil: gates never saw the football coming. philip rivers amendments. watch woodhead again. comes across the formation, blocks clay matthews. jim: look at the one-handed catch, though. phil: seen so many of them. the anticipation by rivers. the pressure was there. he lets the football go at the last second. gates sees it and how about micah hyde? he's been so close so much today. jim: rivers has rewritten the chargers' single-game record book. most yards, most attempts, most completions. he's up to 467. and they just used the first time-out with 1:19 to go. again th

jim: flushed out and thrown away. it's been an odd start to the year in a lot of ways around the league when you consider that we have the most teams undefeated through week seven since the 1970 merger, yet we have the fewest number of teams that much a winning record. there are only six other teams with a winning record. you have these five. patriots will be the first to get to 7-0 here tonight. bengals and pittsburgh. denver and green bay. they'll be playing in the mile high city on sunday. as carolina will be hosting indianapolis. third and 10. to matthews. trying to set some blockers up but the patriots help bust it up. it will be fourth down coming up. phil: of course they're going to go for it. i tell you, they were rolling, everything was all excitement. hey, we were excited about the miami dolphins tonight and reality hit them here tonight. you see how far they are away from being a championship team. jim: fourth and 5. they'll keep the drive going as sims hauls it in. it wasn't going to be the easiest positio

protection, jim, was out standing. the coverage there was nobody even remotely open as i was watching it. they had crossers, indianapolis colts were all over it and brian hoyer -- >> referee: no foul during return. first down. >> jim: he did have his time but once eventually it had the break down once there was pressure it produced the only ugly throw of the night by hoyer. >> phil: watch as crossed the field. crossers, everybody, you tell me where you can they it. that is all night long they have struggled covering receivers down the field. of course one place you'd never want to throw the football away is down the middle of the field. >> jim: this game is not over as texans has three times outs as we found out this last thursday night. time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. interviews and analysis of tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two timeouts. the way this game is being called by pep hamilton and indianapolis offense. it would not sur

jim, phil, take it away. jim: thank you, guys. undefeated teams as the atlanta falcons suffer their first loss of the season. a mistake-filled performance and that started early in the game. phil: it did. it just shows you how -- the falcons have been winning the way you win a lot of games. playing right at the right times. the turnoverses, not doing that running the football. protectering their team. protecting their defense but their offensive line also. we saw obvious passing situations here tonight, one of the weaknesses of the falcons. they have a hard time holding the defensive pass rush off the quarterback. jim: so the saints had lost six consecutive home games and last time out at home they beat dallas in overtime and win again tonight against atlanta and a really great crowd here tonight. they really got into this game. fumed by that blocked punt there in the first quarter that was recovered and taken in for a touchdown. phil: well, the saints did a great job of keeping their crowd into it. a little bit for a while but th

jim, phil, take it away. jim: thank you, guys. we're gown town -- down to five undefeated teams as the atlanta falcons suffer their first loss of the season. a mistake-filled performance and that started early in the game. phil: it did. it just shows you how -- the falcons have been winning the way you win a lot of games. playing right at the right times. the turnoverses, not doing that running the football. protectering their team. protecting their defense but their offensive line also. we saw obvious passing situations here tonight, one of the weaknesses of the falcons. they have a hard time holding the defensive pass rush off the quarterback. jim: so the saints had lost six consecutive home games and last time out at home they beat dallas in overtime and win again tonight against atlanta and a really great crowd here tonight. they really got into this game. fumed by that blocked punt there in the first quarter that was recovered and taken in for a touchdown. phil: well, the saints did a great job of keeping their crowd into it.

jim, phil, take it away. jim: thank you, guys. we're gown town -- down to five undefeated teams as the atlanta falcons suffer their first loss of the season. a mistake-filled performance and that started early in the game. phil: it did. it just shows you how -- the falcons have been winning the way you win a lot of games. playing right at the right times. the turnoverses, not doing that running the football. protectering their team. protecting their defense but their offensive line also. we saw obvious passing situations here tonight, one of the weaknesses of the falcons. they have a hard time holding the defensive pass rush off the quarterback. jim: so the saints had lost six consecutive home games and last time out at home they beat dallas in overtime and win again tonight against atlanta and a really great crowd here tonight. they really got into this game. fumed by that blocked punt there in the first quarter that was recovered and taken in for a touchdown. phil: well, the saints did a great job of keeping their crowd into it.

jim: second and 4. that's white. had a prominent role in the game last week and he's knocked back for a loss of one. you start looking down the line at the patriots' schedule. they have some games the likes of at denver. we'll see them at the new york giants. they have a game at the new york jets but this is a team that already, the whispers are out there. is this going to be like that team of a few years ago? phil: those whispers are not that's for sure. jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show." interviews and analysis. the patriotot get the mini bye this weekend andhen they'll be ck at home a week from sunday hosting the redskins. that will be the national late afternoon game on cbs. november 15. at new york giants. often a nemesis for new england. phil: yeah, i would say that's a good word for it. jim: buffalo comes here. at denver. phil: you ever notice j watching the patriots sideline, just watching tom brady. "thursday night football." we hear it constantly. it's such a grind for the guys to get ready

here with us is jim chanos. he is a shrewd skeptic and will share his skepticism. >> this guy knew enron was coming. he has warned us all about china. matt miller, you have something for us? >> the nobel committee is out with the nobel prize in economics and goes to a professor, angus deaton. it looks like consumer demand consumption is the reason the committee awarded him the nobel prize. these headlines are coming across just now. very interesting stuff. consumer consumption is important. jail guy: sorry, jim, go -- yale guy got it. >> commodity prices have battled glencore. president obama says he is in considering any major changes to his approach in the area -- syria. russia has become a major military player in the conflict. last night, the president characterized vladimir putin's move as a sign of desperation. you think that running our economy into the ground and having to send thin -- troops ,n to prop up your only ally then we have a different definition of leadership. vonnie: he also indicated he beli

jim: second and 4. that's white. had a prominent role in the game last week and he's knocked back for a loss of one. you start looking down the line at the patriots' schedule. they have some games the likes of at denver. we'll see them at the new york giants. they have a game at the new york jets but this is a team that already, the whispers are out there. is this going to be like that team of a few years ago? phil: those whispers are not that's for sure. jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show." of tonight's game. the patriots get the mini bye this weekend and then they'll be back#at home a week from sunday hosting the redskins. that will be the national late afternoon game on cbs. november 15. at new york giants. often a nemesis for new england. phil: yeah, i would say that's a good word for it. jim: buffalo comes here. at denver. phil: you ever notice just watching the patriots sideline, just watching tom brady. "thursday night football." we hear it constantly. it's such a grind for the guys to get ready

jim: second and 4. that's white. had a prominent role in the game last week and he's knocked back for a loss of one. you start looking down the line at the patriots' schedule. they have some games the likes of at denver. we'll see them at the new york giants. they have a game at the new york jets but this is a team that already, the whispers are out there. is this going to be like that team of a few years ago? phil: those whispers are not going to stop after this game, that's for sure. jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show." interviews and analysis. of tonight's game. the patriots get the mini bye this weekend and then they'll be back at home a week from sunday hosting the redskins. that will be the national late afternoon game on cbs. november 15. at new york giants. often a nemesis for new england. phil: yeah, i would say that's a good word for it. jim: buffalo comes here. at denver. phil: you ever notice just watching the patriots sideline, just watching tom brady. "thursday night football." we hear it

jim: look at >> jim: look at time of possession here. 470 for san diego. philip rivers told us yesterday afternoon, we put up a lot of yards just not matching number of points that we have to get. he goes, this league, he even said it. that's not enough. got to get more than that to give your team great chance to win. >> jim: love to see his defense. john pagano's defense make the stop right here. >> phil: they had melvin in gap best pass rusher within the middle. now he's back outside. they changed their defense after that time out. >> jim: alongside rodgers. here is third down play. rodgers, flag is down. brandon flowers is furious. >> phil: great defense. they were going to make aaron rodgers get rid of it. coming all the way around from the center. aaron rodgers got rid of it. >> referee: prior to the pass, holding, no. 24. defense. five-yard penalty automatic first down. >> jim: second penalty of the game against flowers. >> phil: a lot of contact. even put his arm out with the arm bar. tough being a corner. one on one. just cab put your hands on him.

jim: second and 4. that's white. had a prominent role in the game last week and he's knocked back for a loss of one. you start looking down the line at the patriots' schedule. they have some games the likes of at denver. we'll see them at the new york giants. they have a game at the new york jets but this is a team that already, the whispers are out there. is this going to be like that team of a few years ago? phil: those whispers are not that's for sure. jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show." of tonight's game. the patriots get the mini bye this weekend and then they'll be back at home a week from sunday hosting the redskins. that will be the national late afternoon game on cbs. november 15. at new york giants. often a nemesis for new england. phil: yeah, i would say that's a good word for it. jim: buffalo comes here. at denver. phil: you ever notice just watching the patriots sideline, just watching tom brady. "thursday night football." we hear it constantly. it's such a grind for the guys to get ready

protection, jim, was out standing. the coverage there was nobody even remotely open as i was watching it. they had crossers, indianapolis hoyer -- >> referee: no foul during return. first down. >> jim: he did have his time but once eventually it had the break down once there was pressure it produced the only ugly throw of the night by hoyer. >> phil: watch as crossed the field. crossers, everybody, you tell me where you can they it. that is all night long they have struggled covering receivers down the field. of course one place you'd never want to throw the football away is down the middle of the field. >> jim: this game is not over as texans has three times outs as we found out this last thursday night. time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two timeouts. the way this game is being called by pep hamilton and indianapolis offense. it would not surprise me to see play action pass roll out. hasselbeck will k

jim: time-out is called. called it.s have they've brought the punter onto mike tomlin then said hold on, i'm going to think about this for a minute. called time-out. phil: listen, there's no thinking in my mind. ou punt this football. you're playing joe flacco who can stand than there. makes one throw and there's going to be a field goal attempt by the ravens. field. m drive up the they haven't picked up the blitzes. jim: well, the pittsburgh offense is still on the field. phil: look, i can't imagine for it.going to try my guess is send something in motion. snap count. my thought. jim: mike tomlin place instincts all the time. he's been going so often for two instead of the ng extra point early in this season. all about feel, he says. times, is told us many coach by my belly. they've been conservative all time. definitely is calling a play off that wrist band. jim: miller and bell into a slot and villanova, a backup tack en -- tackle on the side. this is like running a two-point play and vick is stopped by th

jim, phil, take it away. jim: thank you, guys. we're gown town -- down to five undefeated teams as the atlanta falcons suffer their first loss of the season. a mistake-filled performance and that started early in the game. phil: it did. it just shows you how -- the falcons have been winning the way you win a lot of games. playing right at the right times. the turnoverses, not doing that running the football. protectering their team. protecting their defense but their offensive line also. we saw obvious passing situations here tonight, one of the weaknesses of the falcons. they have a hard time holding the defensive pass rush off the quarterback. jim: so the saints had lost six consecutive home games and last time out at home they beat dallas in overtime and win again tonight against atlanta and a really great crowd here tonight. they really got into this game. fumed by that blocked punt there in the first quarter that was touchdown. phil: well, the saints did a into it. there were never any lulls. a little bit for a while but then

jim, phil, take it away. jim: thank you, guys. we're gown town -- down to five undefeated teams as the atlanta falcons suffer their first loss of the season. a mistake-filled performance and that started early in the game. phil: it did. it just shows you how -- the falcons have been winning the way you win a lot of games. playing right at the right times. the turnoverses, not doing that running the football. protectering their team. protecting their defense but their offensive line also. we saw obvious passing situations here tonight, one of the weaknesses of the falcons. they have a hard time holding quarterback. jim: so the saints had lost six consecutive home games and last time out at home they beat dallas in overtime and win again tonight against atlanta and a really great crowd here tonight. they really got into this game. fumed by that blocked punt there in the first quarter that was recovered and taken in for a touchdown. phil: well, the saints did a great job of keeping their crowd into it. there were never any lulls. a l

jones. >> how is it that jim jones has your son? >> okay. i know this is very hard to believe and, i mean, if people out there don't believe me that's their problem, okay. it's easy for someone to stay out there and say if it was my child, i would have never left. i'm a mother and i would have never left my child. it took me four years to gather the courage to leave. the key was this. jim told us that if we ever left we would be killed. i had a woman put a gun in my face and tell me she, personally, would take care of me. >> i said i'm willing to make this decision for myself, i'm not willing to make it for my son. and when i left, it was a very hard and trying time. i would say it took me maybe six years -- six years, excuse me, six months to recollect where i was at, who i was and what i had done. as soon as i snapped out of that and got my senses together, i said to myself, hey, i'm getting john stoen out of there. no matter what i have to do. i said jim is going to have to kill me to stop me from trying to get my son back. >> th

jim: second and 4. that's white. had a prominent role in the game last week and he's knocked back for a loss of one. you start looking down the line at the patriots' schedule. they have some games the likes of at denver. we'll see them at the new york giants. they have a game at the new york jets but this is a team that already, the whispers are out there. is this going to be like that team of a few years ago? phil: those whispers are not jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show." interviews and analysis. of tonight's game. the patriots get the mini bye this weekend and then they'll be back at home a week from sunday hosting the redskins. that will be the national late afternoon game on cbs. november 15. at new york giants. often a nemesis for new england. phil: yeah, i would say that's a good word for it. jim: buffalo comes here. at denver. phil: you ever notice just watching the patriots sideline, just watching tom brady. "thursday night football." we hear it constantly. it's such a grind for the guys to g

jim's 28-year-old daughter jane also attended the funeral. that's the father and daughter grieving with her sister, lisa. >> official cost of her funeral hasn't been released yet. we have to wait for the toxicology report to come out. >> on the same day her body was laid to rest, they tweeted this touching image of the couple together in silhouette w caption, "love cannot be lost." she also remembered as a daddy ace girl. she was found dead after an parent suicide in her l.a. home only two days after the third anniversary of her dad's death. she was laid to rest next to her father and a lot of mourners did take comfort in that saying they're together again and finally at peace. >> jim is still in ireland and we're told he will return back to the states later this week. >>> meanwhile, charlie sheen is making headlines again for all the wrong reasons. we have the exclusive surveillance video charlie getting tossed out of a bar this weekend. the exclusive surveillance video. charlie reportedly intoxicated gets upset when a fan started filming hi

jim? >> jim: let's hope that super bowl 50 is a little more compelling than this one we saw tonight. levi's stadium with the 20-3 victory by the seahawks. where do the 9ers go? >> phil: i'm sure super bowl will be more compelling than this game. rich said the right word, dreadful. i never want to say the effort was not there from the san francisco 49ers. i think we just saw really who they are. they played a team that matches up with them so well in so many areas that there was nothing they can do. michael irvin said it they couldn't get open. they couldn't protect colin kaepernick where do you go? a few successful runs but this league sooner or later have to throw the ball to win the game. they just couldn't do anything. >> jim: is this the start of something for seattle? >> phil: we'll see. i'm not going to say that's it. their intensity never doubted that for second. russell wilson getting sacked not that they were all breakdowns but, jim, what about this game we said. you and i have sa

that was jim conley. about --been made host: much has been made about prosecution, that they were anti-semitic. steve: the prosecution was anti-semitic, mildly. the solicitor general pointed out frank's wealth, but it wasn't overtly anti-semitic. the defense was racist. the defense hammered at jim conley. they said things about jim conley that you wouldn't ever repeat. i quote them in my book, but as a textbook case. and quite racist. ended, and the closing arguments, ruben arnold along with luther rosser was frank's counselor, he made in his closing argument the statement that the trial was anti-semitic, and when it was over and frank was pronounced guilty, hugh dorsey was lifted, bodily, out of the courtroom and carried like a football hero out to a waiting car, his feet never touch the ground and people were standing in skies rivers all , wavinghe courthouse handkerchiefs and has eyeing -- for dorsey.heering there was a sense that the entire city of atlanta had turned against leo frank. was that overt

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jim? >> jim: let's hope that super bowl 50 is a little more compelling than this one we saw tonight. levi's stadium with the 20-3 victory by the seahawks. where do the 9ers go? >> phil: i'm sure super bowl will be more compelling than this game. rich said the right word, dreadful. i never want to say the effort was not there from the san francisco 49ers. i think we just saw really who they are. they played a team that matches up with them so well in so many areas that there was nothing they can do. michael irvin said it they couldn't get open. they couldn't protect colin kaepernick where do you go? a few successful runs but this league sooner or later have to throw the ball to win the game. they just couldn't do anything. >> jim: is this the start of something for seattle? >> phil: we'll see. i'm not going to say that's it. their intensity never doubted that for second. russell wilson getting sacked not that they were all breakdowns but, jim, what about you and i have said don't be misled

jim? >> jimimlet's hope that super bowl 50 is a little more compelling than this one we saw tonight. levi's stadium with the 20-3 victory by the seahawks. will be more compelling than this game. rich said the right word, dreadful. i nener want to say the effort was not there from the san francisco 49ers. i think we just saw really who they are. they played a team that matches up with them so well in so many areas that there was nothing they can do. michael irvin said it they couldn't get open. they couldn't protect colin kaepernick where do you go? a few successful runs but this league sooner or later have too throw the ball to win theame. they just couldn't do anything. >> jim: is this the start of something for seattle? >> phil: we'll see. i'm not going to say that's it. their intensity never doubted that for second. russell wilson getting sacked not that they were all breakdowns but, jim, what about this game we said. you and i have said donon be misled what happened here because this s

i' m jim lokay. jamie: at least 30 vehicles remain trapped on a california highway after thursday' s mudslide. powerful thunderstorms tour triggering the mudslide. crews have been working to clear the road after more than 100 cars and truck' s were left buried in 5-7 feet of mud. a typhoon made landfall in the philippines today, knocking down trees, and dumping up to a foot of water in some places. wind gusts of up to 115 miles per hour were reported, but the storm has lost strength. thousands have been evacuated. only two deaths are being blamed on the typhoon. >> now meteorologist hayley forecast. hayley: it was beautiful today, perfect for checking out the foliage and enjoying fall activities. the other thing was, it might' ve been interrupted by snow showers. you can see in the distance there the dark clouds, and there was some snow that came out of those clouds. across the state, a lot of us were able to see snow showers coming down, not accumulating anywhere except for far northern new hampshir

jim? >> jim: let's hope that super bowl 50 is a little more compelling than this one we saw tonight. levi's stadium with the 20-3 victory by the seahawks. where do the 9ers go? >> phil: i'm sure super bowl will be more compelling than this game. rich said the right word, dreadful. i never want to say the effort was not there from the san francisco 49ers. i think we just saw really who they are. they played a team that matches up with them so well in so many areas that there was nothing they can do. michael irvin said it they couldn't get open. they couldn't protect colin kaepernick where do you go? a few successful runs but this league sooner or later have to throw the ball to win the game. they just couldn't do anything. >> jim: is this the start of something for seattle? >> phil: we'll see. i'm not going to say that's it. their intensity never doubted that for second. russell wilson getting sacked not that they were all breakdowns but, jim, what about this game we said. you and i have sa

jim? >> jim: let's hope that super bowl 50 is a little more compelling than this one we saw tonight. levi's stadium with the 20-3 victory by the seahawks. where do the 9ers go? >> phil: i'm sure super bowl will be more compelling than this game. rich said the right word, dreadful. i never want to say the effort was not there from the san francisco 49ers. i think we just saw really who they are. they played a team that matches up with them so well in so many areas that there was nothing they can do. michael irvin said it they couldn't get open. they couldn't protect colin kaepernick where do you go? a few successful runs but this league sooner or later have to throw the ball to win the game. they just couldn't do anything. >> jim: is this the start of something for seattle? >> phil: we'll see. i'm not going to say that's it. their intensity never doubted that for second. russell wilson getting sacked not that they were all breakdowns but jim, what about this game we said. you and i have sai

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let's go to jim in california, jim? >> caller: booyah, jim, i love your show. i'm calling about nvidia. >> is that a value semiconductor they're going up. it's a buy. it's a buy. let's go to brian in arizona, please. >> caller: booyah, cramer! >> hey, cramer, we're watching and i learn something new every day. >> all right. >> caller: a question, i own stock in clean energy. is this a good long term investment or short -- >> you know what? honestly i need a better balance. i have natural gas that makes much more sense than that, i say buy enbridge, not clean energy. and oh, and a gigantic thank you, family booyah. that ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> cramer, you are super. you are awesome. >> i'm a first time investor. >> thank you for inspiring me to get into the game. >> your show is the best. i'm so glad you're on tv. >> i want you to know you have transformed me. thank you, cramer. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy

go to jim in massachusetts. jim. >> jim, i'm calling about m the attraction stock. >> sell, sell, sell, all that stuff, financial end of the year. i'm not going there. clark in california. clark. clark? >> caller: yes, jim, how are you doing? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: good, calling about sun edison, sune. >> remember we did a sigment, we thought it would work initially, came down, folk about i. let's go to martha in florida. martha! >> caller: mr. cramer, martha in palm beach gardens florida. >> thank you. >> caller: i watched you on "mad money" and listened to you for many years. >> thank you caller carl you taught me to think logically rather than emotionally about the stockmarket. >> that's the way to go. >> caller: this is one of your favorite, onen the strength of that i bought the stock about five years ago. this is the first time i've heard about insideer trading regarding bristol-myers. >> bristol-myers, insider, geeze, i know just about their drugs and management. i think it's a good situati

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buzzzz >> caller: booyah to you, jim. thank you for all you do for us little guys. >> i appreciate it. >> caller: i'm into sierra wireless at about 28. should i stay or should i go? >> i don't'tnow. this internet of thihgs, it's been heavy, but i think sierra wireless is good. there's so misdemeanor consolidation. i would hold on to it. kevin in minnesota. >> caller: dr. cramer, i want to know if you think there is room in the club for the club provider rackspace. >> maybe this quarter it can pull it out. this thing has just been reeking at this point. robert in california. >> caller: a booyah to you. wtw, buy, sell, hold? >> it's had a big move because of affiliation with oprah. i think it's time to take the game. just take the game. let's go to brian in arizona, please. >> caller: in the spirit of halloween, boo-yah! >> very scary booyah. >> novavax? >> they are doing much better than the stock indicates. key in florida. i know it's not getting any respect. i want to stick with it. how about roger in california? roger?

>> i do, jim. this whole thing about the exact second that the fed is going to raise rates has been so overblown in my personal view. i mean, first of all we should raise rates because we have crisis rates. we're not in a crisis. but if you raise rates a quarter or half or three quarters, it can't do any harm. can only do a little good. people -- nobody is not borrowing money today because rates are too high, right? i mean, you can raise rates a lot and it's not going to stop somebody from investing in something that makes sense. if you raise rates, savers will have a little more money to spend. so it will be stimulative. so i think the practical business person's just not worrying about when they're going to raise rates. they're just trying to run their business. >> it does seem from your footprint that in your area people want to borrow more, you're lending more. is some of this because of regulatory environment, no owner being as critical? or is it because of optimism and a belief that if you bo

>> well, it seems to be, jim. this is an unprecedented move by the republican committee to suspend involvement in a debate. now, nbc says that they will try in good faith to resolve this but tonight there is no resolution yet and a lot of anger. >> reporter: tonight the partnership is off. >> i was very disappointed in the moderators. i'm disappointed in cnbc. >> reporter: the chairman of the rnc telling nbc brass in a letter they are suspending the partnership for february's debate claiming the cnbc debate was conducted in bad faith. writing, the moderators engaged in a series of gotcha questions, petty and mean-spirited in tone designed to embarrass our candidates. this comes after days of fierce and relentless criticism over the format and questions. >> what it's turned into is a, gotcha! that's silly. >> reporter: all about trying to figure out the gotcha question to make people look bad. >> i don't like the questions. so they're a little tough. >> reporter: over the format and questions. >> is this a comic bo

jim: they can. in general there are two or three counts the tax that we watch and people start companies around. i have so many stories. it's hard to figure out what the new one means and what bucket to put it in. we live in a world where we have what i call a fraud prevention cottage industry. we're always try to figure out where the last hole was, plug the hole, and they find a way around that so we have to build new product to do that. a lot of the product you see is threatened to traction -- detection products. it looks for anomalies and it will report those. it comes up at some point not just to a machine environment but a human being. is of the things i believe that this is unscalable. we need a new and a dime in how we think about security. cory: the moat is not as good as it was in the middle ages. jim: you need a moat and about 100 miles of score strength outside the moat. carol: how do you scale that quickly? how do we do this, and quickly? we are seeing all these holes pop up all the time

she started her scientology courses before she started dating jim. i asked was jim carrey aware that she was involved in scientology? and my sources said, yes, he was. >> i'm a buddhist. i'm a muslim. i'm a christian. >> for his part, he express add you wide interest i spirituality. >> i got into scientology for a while, and that's how i got this nice glazed look in my eye. >> and we did reach out to the church of scientology for comment. they did not respond by our deadline, guys. >> all right. thank you. such a sad story. >>> let's move on to happier news. we're joined by our news editor in new york and is it true, has sandra bullock added to her family? >> certainly looking like that, kevin. we're working all of our sources here at the "e.t." news desk to confirm a report that her son louie is no longer an only child. >> a new child for sandra? here is what we know. >> reports surfaced she adopted a new child. the source says she's at home with the toddler for a couple months now. >> we reached out to bullock's press. we were unable to get them a