rally, united continental was up the least. but lately this company has gone through a remarkable transformation, the stock has become the best performer in the cohort. it's up 19% year-to-date. the entirety of that move has come just since late june. that's right, united continental has gone from laggard to leader in less than five months. i think that's remarkable. so how exactly did they pull off this stunning comeback? in september of last year, ual decided to shake up its management, which was pretty bad frankly, so they brought in oscar munoz. he's a railroad exec. munoz had a heart attack the recuperating from a heart transplant, he came back to work in march, and ever since then i've been very bullish about this stock because i believed in his ability to turn the business around given the fabulous job he had done at csx the railroad company. from the moment oscar munoz came back to work, he had to stave off a proxy fight from a couple of activist investors, altimeter capital management and par capital management. give m

versus oscar munoz, a recent trade to chicago's united continental. i love oscar. he's kind of like bo jackson. but mooney has delivered a level of play that no airline, including cramer fave united continental. i expect a hike next month which will allow key corp. to insta instantly make a ton of money off your deposits. hieblg or no hike, it doesn't matter, mooney's numbers this quarter were fabulous. amazing that interest margin. that's the era of course. at last cleveland gets a win, which brings us to the final tonight's game. actually it's not much of a contest. at least in cramerica. chicago didn't need seven games to win this world series. you see, tonight, well, actually last week, all state, the giant insurer reported solid top and bottom line numbers after the close. but you see it didn't matter because it's up against cliffs natural. that's what we could find from cleveland. that's an iron ore and cole producer. meanwhile, allstate is a huge winner in a higher interest rate environment because it can make more money off your premiums. the trophy goes to

he disclosed his berkshire hathaway, united, american, continental and southwest and delta. his total investment, more than $1 billion. and this is a major reversal for buffett, who has called the industry a bottomless pit for capital. in his annual letters, he frequently writes about a volatile investment he made in usairways, back in 1989, often calling it a big mistake. >>> the sector fell in the first half of the year, as you see there, before recovering from the lows of the summer. >>> there's another under the radar sector that nobody has been talking about since the election. casual dining. dominic chu joins us here to tell us why more people are dining out. why is the sector performing so very low? >> they're hungry. but so much of it is about sentiment in this country right now. whether or not you believe that the election brought certainty or didn't, people are feeling at least -- or there is the perception people are feeling better. they're a little more certain. for that reason, a lot of traders piling into casual mid-scale restaurants. so we're not talking fast

united with continental that have vastly reduced competition. that was the thing that buffet hated competition. it's now nonexistent on many of the once competitive routes. second, after brutal year where many new planes were added all the airlines are cutting back on their expansion plans for 2017. that lack of new capacity is critical to pricing going forward and it could lead up to earnings years that -- something that earnings will be up next year. and that makes this crazy the major airlines are valued on average 8 times next year's earnings estimates. traditionally companies that see their earnings up year over year would get higher multiples and i think next year will be better than this year. a dearth of narrow bodied planes for the manufactures like boeing with long lines to get them. those are the ones that make the airlines the most money. even if they want increased capacity it's not easy to do right now. fourth fuel the biggest variable. some jet fuel costs taking 25% of what these companies spend. perhaps buffet feels we're in an e

bourke shire has taken stakes in american airlines group delta, united continental holdings. regency center by an equity fund for $5 billion. they will create the largest shopping center investors. jaguar land rover is looking to compete with tesla motors. the luxury carmaker plans to rollout its first elect jack suv in 2018. lauren: one of the stars of the widely popular netflix series making a marker is set to be released from prison today. burnett confessed to helping its uncle steve avery burger implemented dispose of her body in 2007. after years of appeals, a federal judge overturned the convictions ruling that investigators made false promises during his interview and his confession was coerced. >> would you do this again? why not? that's not true. lauren: the district attorney appealing the conviction filed an emergency motion to delay his release. coming up in sports a thrilling comeback that drew for the new york giants over the cincinnati bengals will have the highlights for you. want a pair of these? >> power laces. already. nicole: you better be prepared to shell

but mooney has delivered at a level of play that no airline, including cramer fave united continental, can deliver. now, it is true that the federal reserve left rates unchanged today, that won't always be the case. i expect a hike next month, which will allow keycorp to instantly make a ton of money off your deposits. but hike or no hike, it doesn't matter. mooney's numbers this quarter were fabulous with terrific loan growth. consider that the strikeout number. amazing, that interest margin. that's the e.r.a. of course. at last cleveland gets a win, which brings us to the final, tonight's game. actually it's not much of a contest. at least in cramerica. chicago didn't need seven games to win this world series. you see, tonight -- well, actually last week, allstate, the giant insurer, reported solid top and bottom line numbers after the close. but, you see, it didn't matter because it's up against cliffs natural. that's what we could find from cleveland. that's an iron ore and coal producer. meanwhile, allstate is a huge environment because it can make more money off your premiums. t

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. >> united continental announce they will only let low fare customers take one carry on bag. that is it. united come new jersey will be -- continental will be the first to make the move and the carry on must fit under the seat. thy cannot go in the overhead bin. it is a move that many think could frustrate flying public. those who buy economy are not assigned seats until the day of director flight which means you could it is apart from your loved ones. another controversial point is economy seats will not earn you miles toward elite status to help boost profit. that is the news story to the live desk. >> i am obsessed with this. it is called basic economy. it is basic, all right. >> the latest effort by delta to keep track of your bags and when new luggage tracking technology could help you. >> nike self-lacing shoes are going on sale. but, wait until you hear how much they we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could

he bought shares in delta, american, united continental, united airlines. i guess he flies first class because he is optimistic about the airlines right now. you can see those stocks how they performed today. one other thing to keep in mind, he cut his holdings in walmart 68%. so, perhaps not very optimistic about the holiday sales season. 25% he cut his holdings in kinder morgan. finally, russell 2000, hit a record close. good day on wall street. david: russell 2000, a lot of small businesses represented in that. a lot of people think small business will do well under donald trump that will be his number one priority. after president-elect donald trump labeled hillary clinton a crook throughout his campaign and vowed to have a special prosecutor look into her server, trump kind of softened his tone when asked about it last night. take a listen. >> i'm going to think about it. i feel that, i want to focus on jobs. i want to focus on health care. she did bad things. >> i know. but that special prosecutor? >> i don't want to hurt them. i don't want to hurt th

a regulatory filing showing buying into united continental and american airlines. and a fourth stake in southwest airlines. this is a surprising move for buffett because he had soured on the industry nearly 30 years ago after u.s. airways proved turbulent for him. and united is holding an investor day today. announcing new economy fares, passengers with these tickets will be assigned seats on the day of the departure. and only one carry on item that must fit under the seat. >> we are going to speak to senator barrasso. we're going to talking about obamacare. have you tried to figure out winners and losers in health care in potentially what the new administration does and whether you should sell something and buy other things, bill? >> the health care sector prior to the election was the worst sector in the market this year. and it's now had a nice rebound and probably a lot more to go in that space in my opinion. because you've largely eliminated the issue of price controls. but i think also the legal overhang that would generally be in that industry is probably go

shares of united continental popping after warren buffett revealed he is a major buyer of airline stocks. coming up we will talk to united chief executive oscar munoz and his exclusive interview about that and new fare options announced at today's investor meeting. joining me on the panel pro columnist michael santoli along with susan ox. steve grasso joining us as soon as he is done on the close. mike, the story of the day was supposed to be the nasdaq. now the dow is at a record high. >> i think the guys were just talking about bill and bob you had areas of the market that really got super stretched. everyone rushed to price in certain policy assumptions. i think he did see moderation there and didn't see small caps and winning huge. i also was i think it is positive to see the emerging markets up 2% today. that was down 7.5% or so, 8% in the prior week. i don't think you want to see the u.s. market prosper to the exclusion of other things. i think it is a healthier market but we are not just trying to guess about policy impact and we are talking about is the consumer in good shape. >>

continental. and we're seeing some the tech stocks do better today. they've selling off recently bcause of trump's anticipated >> the ongoing debate over whether or not to open on thanksgiving. >> it's what givers. okay. sort of the mall of america now right biggest mall in the country. 520 stores. the mall is closed. which means the aquarium and everything other spectacle they have in m mall is closed. however, if you're a retailer that you and you have your own entrance you can do whatever you want. so out of 520 stores, three of them >> macy's sears, and the crayola experience. can you please help me figure out why crayola will be open on thanksgiving? only thing i saw this earlier this morning. onl i can think like a family friendly plates and kids want to go there? i assume. >> i don'tknow. i'm assuming that would be the reason. or maybe they have something holidayish going on. where family would want to go. and sears both of them struggling. they need sales. obviously they are hope opening t

the billionaire businessman's company bought stakes in american airlines, united, continental, delta and southwest airlines. that's according to a regulatory filing. them quote, a bottomless pit in 2007. >>> 1200ups mechanics vote to go on strike and it could lead to a presidential order landing on donald trump's desk. the strike's not a done deal. it could take months before it actually happens. workers have to get the approval first of a federal mediator. if that happens they have to wait 30 more days before they strike, and then the president can order them back to work within minutes. the workers are protesting against three years without they'll reach a deal with those workers. >>> coming up, what was supposed to be a nice meal out on veterans day quickly turned into a troubling experience for one of our nation's heroes. the confrontation that's now going viral. >> plus a racist post about michelle obama sparking a lot of backlash, the words written on facebook that may cost government officials their >>> the greater tampa chamber of commerce will honor veterans at the annual ve

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i like united continental as a comeback kid. i think that norfolk southern truly impressed as a railroad that should have had far worse numbers than it did. close, continues moving the ball along with the concept that the world of travel is getting better. basic industrials surprised in a lot of ways. three themes stand out. an uptick in chinese business, a turn in europe, and a robust airline cycle. boeing was the leader here. i think it can go still higher. united technologies and honeywell also delivered good quarters. we got mixed results from the consumer packaged goods group, and i would call out o to that were really compelling because they each had terrific top line numbers. procter especially, much more than i thought, and they made a lot of money. they had good organic growth. those are both buys. energy profoundly mixed. if you had fantastic growth like eog and the independents or chevron and the majors, you were saluted with higher prices. but if you had no growth like exxon or spent too much money, bought too high,

that includes american airlines, united continental, and delta. berkshire hathaway told cnbc specifically that the company took a stake in southwest airlines as well. we did not get a rationale, a specific reason. but this does mark a dramatic departure from warren buffett, who has said before he wouldn't touch airlines after a bad investment two decades ago. the stocks like that news in after-hours trade. keep an eye on any movement as we get open on wall street today. >> a lot of investors follow what warren buffett does. facebook and google, both coming under fire for these hoax and fake stories that appeared on their sites. some people suggesting they may have influenced election outcome. >> that's right. and facebook and google actually are announcing steps they're taking to combat fake news sites. they're doing that by going after the way in which these sites make money, advertising, of course. facebook and google have become giant in the advertising space, so google saying it will restrict its advertising on so-called fake news sites and fa

continental. you want to pump up our military, you need to order hardware from lockheed martin and northrup grumman to name the moves in those stocks have been positively insane since the election. it's been a remarkable five days, hasn't it? but today we saw another grimmer side of the story. today it's sinking in that president-elect trump might be very serious about cracking down on trading partners who take advantage of our domestic markets without opening theirs fairly. it's dawning on investors what it would mean if trump does more than just talk tough about imports and dumping. in other words, we're beginning to witness tth might hurt as many companies as it helps. it might hurt some of your companies. we began to see some of this weakness when tech wilted last week. i thought it was during the rotation toward the domestics and the banks. at the time i thought these declines might be happening because money managers needed to raise funds in order to buy the winners. in other words, they nee

but don't overlook united continental. oscar munoz. if that pulls back, it's a -- >> buy, buy, buy. >> the trump rally continues and the secret lies behind the rise of fang and, yes, fang. with both tech and energy on the rise today, which is really an oddity, it's proof of more money coming into the market. we haven't seen this kind of thing in, i don't know, 18 years. on "mad money" tonight, forget a tin grin. i'm eyeing a company that's taking a bite of the braces market with a stock that could leave you smiling. don't my miss interview with the ceo of align technology. then finding winners in a retail space isn't child's play, but children's place makes it feel that way. and on friday, gold futures slipped to lowest finish since february but the commodity rebounded today. can it maintain its golden gains? i'm talking with the ceo of my favorite, rand gold resources to find out. so stick with cramer! >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an

continental, delta, and southwest airlines. it's a surprise move for someone who previously blasted airlines - calling them quote - a "bottomless pit" in 2007. no word on what changed his mind. prince's music at least that's what his people are arguing. all the details on their apparent deal.. coming up. anyone interested in living at a house that has dirty dishes, empty beer bottles and the stench of cigarettes and probably pot? maybe you would if you found out which rock band is offering it up. would that be to your jay-z may have to pay big bucks to the estate of funk icon, prince. according to t- m-z ...the estate says the two parties did strike a deal for the 2015 release of prince's final album.. "hit-n-run phase one." however...the estate goes on to say that there's no record of the 750-thousand dollar deal going through. and...to add insult to injury...jay-z's streaming company, "tidal," is in the hot seat for releasing 15 prince albums after his death...without authorization. mick jagger is taking us back to stones beg

there is united continental, highest level since march of '15. norfolk southern -- >> the semiindex is a ream of new 52-week highs/all-time highs. >> what stands out to you today? a lot of stocks in a lot of different sectors in what has become a broad-based rally? >> i think it continues to be broad-based. a lot of money has to be put to work. the transports, fedex, the ones you mentioned, good reason for that in terms of pickup and business. >> final trades, steph, you first. >> barb mentioned medtronnic, usually i jump all over that. my concern is you're seeing big flows out of devices. these were the winners in health care. i'm taking some off. i don't know -- i'm taking some off in baxter. >> i wanted to mention during the auto segment, i'll mention it now, snap on sna is the ticker, this is the single best looking chart in the space. they make tools for auto garages. nobody knows about this name. but they know the company's products. 10 billion market cap, 16 times forward this is making new highs and it is about to break out and i think a

united airlines continental holdings and delta airlines. becky quick reports exclusively that berkshire has taken a stake in southwest airlines. the move is a shocking reversal for buffett who has shunned the airline industry for decades following a volatile investment he made in u.s. airways back in 1989. >> cigarette maker reynolds is looking for higher price from british american tobacco after reynolds rejected a 47 billion take over offer saying the price was too low. british american owns 42% of reynolds american. >>> back to the broader markets and the economy joining us now michael gappin chief u.s. economist at barclays. very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. let's talk about the market rally. 2.3% was the high we hit on the ten year note yesterday. back to 2.2%. is that a reversal of the trends we've seen since trump's election victory and what does that suggest to you about u.s. equities? >> it does suggest we finished the initial move. taking ten year treasuries back to where we were around the fourth quarter of last

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they think everything will change when they can threaten the united states, continental united states with an icbm with a nuclear warhead. i note here that some in the u.s. defense community would agree. they think u.s. vulnerability to a new third country with nuclear weapons will alter our relationship in fundamental ways. i don't. they do. i believe the u.s. deterrent will remain credible vis-a-vis the dprk, just as it has been vis-a-vis russia and china. i believe that the u.s. extended deterrent to its allies in northeast asia, seoul, tokyo, will remain credible just as our extended deterrent in nato has remained credible vis-a-vis russia and before that, the soviet union. but here comes the interesting part. but what will change is the dprk's vulnerability. ladies and gentlemen, even those of us who are opposed to preventive war would support, indeed insist on a preemptive strike, a preemptive strike, if we judged a north korean strike against the rok, japan, or the united states as being imminent. do you see what i'm saying here? preventive war? no. preemptive strike, yes. and

they think everything will change when they can threaten the united states, continental united states with an icbm with a nuclear warhead. i note here that some in the u.s. defense community would agree. they think u.s. vulnerability to a new third country with nuclear weapons will alter our relationship in fundamental ways. i don't. they do. i believe the u.s. deterrent will remain credible vis-a-vis the dprk, just as it has been vis-a-vis russia and china. i believe that the u.s. extended deterrent to its allies in northeast asia, seoul, tokyo, will remain credible just as our extended deterrent in nato has remained credible vis-a-vis russia and before that, the soviet union. but here comes the interesting part. but what will change is the dprk's vulnerability. ladies and gentlemen, even those of us who are opposed to preventative war would support, indeed insist on a preemptive strike, a preemptive strike, if we judged a north korean strike against the rok, japan, or the united states as being imminent. do you see what i'm saying here? preventative war? no. preemptive strike, yes.

united states. we'll be checking in with our crews and bring you new information from boat campaigns. >> kim: polls are set to start closing and we'll be seeing numbers trickle in that could be an early indication of the >> adam: andy hiller joins us with what to expect from the early results tonight. >> you are wondering how are you going to make sense out of all the numbers and maps you are going to see? good news, we have some help. our pollster dr. joshua dick of umass local is going to give you a timeline of where to watch and when. let's start at the beginning. when are we going to see the first result that might tell us something? >> we're going to see them pretty quickly. coming in virginia and georgia. virginia is a clean clinton. georgia is a lean trump. we'll get a picture of where the race is and by 7:30 we have the two big swing seats in this election north carolina and ohio. >> the clinton campaign is already saying we're not going to know the results from north carolina tonight. >> we

. >>> texas is now the second state in the continental united states to confirm a transmitted case of zika. lab results confirm a woman who lives in southern texas does have the zika virus want she is not pregnant and has not traveled to an area where the virus is circulating. the cdc says zika is transmitted primarily through the bite of an infected mosquito, and also can be passed through blood transfusions and sexual contact. >>> mandatory evacuations underway in tennessee because that wildfire has burned more than 30 structures including a 1-story hotel. so far there are no reports of any deaths but the fire is threatening the dollywood theme park. the national park service's strong winds are making that wildfire grow. >>> we check in now with ivan. seems like it's very dry there, not any chance for any rain. >> there actually is a little bit of rain moving through, not enough. it's going to take a while. lets take a look at one of the problems here is that the fires have been area at this point here i've been watching all summer and all fall expanding from severe and eventually t

continental and see what i want? >> exactly. orange is the new black, narco crown examples they give. all original content. >> crown i need subtitles. narcos i was happy with subtitles. i've got to tell you, the new honeywell plane configurations allow you to have actual netflix. this is good for the ones that don't have -- >> what do you mean you can use your own netflix account on the screen? >> yeah. this is what you're talking about here. >> nice. >> go-go doesn't do it. you're talking about go-go is the technology that doesn't allow you to stream live. >> right. >> and this doesn't help you. remember i was going back on the super bowl was on? >> yes, i do. that was a mistake on your part. >> the pilot periodically give you scores. this doesn't help you there. netflix you can't download the game beforehand and watch it. still live programming. >> it is. >> all right. so record high for the dow. record high for the s&p. goldman as we said leading the charge. bob's on the floor. bob. >> good morning, carl. and what

united states, people are gathering to discuss his, i mean a scholarly discussion on his life, his career, and a celebration of his life. i tend not to refer to lenny bruce is a comedian. becauseim a humorist, in my opinion, he is up there with mark twain, robert benchley, will rogers, the best of them. i think he is the most important century.of the 20 my name is tom deacon. thank you. [applause] can you please elaborate on what you see as the dangers in free speech on the campuses, whether it is limits of to much political correctness and things like that? i want you to elaborate on that a little bit, please. ms. hefner: sure. i live in chicago. i think all universities are grappling with this, and where is greg? stand up, greg. greg is the founder and head of an organization called fire, and we work together through the firsttion and around amendment, and you should make a point of finding greg after this session when we are on coffee break because we used to support and still do the law center, which is a wonderful organization that has worked on behalf of the rights of students , whe

the longest time he ended up living in the continental united states was when states was when he went to college. he has a view of being an american from looking from the outside in this is way beyond the scope of my book. i can't help but think that perception and not just the united states in american looking at the u.s. from the outside. it has to inform his thinking. i think that's one of the reasons if i'm right about that my he has made some foreign policy decisions that i think are ones that the world has actually liked. he has in his mind. >> does anybody ever consists --dash confuse you with ed snowden. that's a first. i have a broader question that deals with this regime change. sometimes they say it seems like my problem with the foreign policy is they've been overthrowing secular nationalist regimes in the middle east and those regimes were oppressive but they were oppressed also with the jihadist movements. we support the overthrow of government. so obviously there with the bombing and supporting the overthrow there. and then also in syria they supported the insurgents wh

some of the best performers in the transport sector, airlines, united continental up 18%. jetblue up 15%. maybe a buffett effect in there too. >> little buffett effect, maybe of, hey, these are cyclical companies, it is looking brighter. they're asking for help on a trump administration on competitive things too. >> avis budget group up there. >>> christmas is 30 days away. the rob report has presents for the people who have been extra nice this year. we'll look at their ultimate gift ideas including a $90,000 motorcycle and that little gem when we come back. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out

united continental up almost 25%. avis up. we're back in two. out your medi, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. >>> the overall markets have been in rally mode, shares of amazon.com have been left behind. they're down 8% this month. and while you probably think of amazon as a retail site, biggest source of profit, not revenue, profit, is its amazon web services division. deirdre is live in las vegas where she spoke exclusively with the amazon web services ceo. >>> amazon's cloud business accounts for 10% of revenue, as you said, its entire operating profit. so in that exclusive, i sat down w

united states, for less than three fifty-five on weekends, you can dial god, direct. [ laughter ] they said no, to that. and so did you. [ some laughter ] "marcus winsus, dummy doctor." [ laughter ] >> "dummy doctor." >> that's right. from the producers of "little house on the prairie" comes a more adult drama-- "little hooker on the ten-speed." [ laughter ] [ applause ] didn't make it. >> didn't make it. >> this was probably the worst sitcom ever made, about a bachelor luncheonette owner who has a very unusual mom. it's called "my mother, the coffee." [ somegh i knew this was going to get absolutely nothing. >> and you were right. >> this was a made-for-television movie, very loosely adapted from the classic movie "how green was my valley," about a water skiing cow-- uh, cowboy and his horse, called "how wet was my gelding." [ laughter ] this was a spin off of the miniseries "inside the thd reh." remember when that was on, last week? >> mmm-hmm. >> called "inside the third booth." [ some laughter ] rudolph mess. [ some laughter ] here, in this, uh-- in this picture, here-- [ chuckling

united continental is up 9% for the year, it was 39 on july 6th. it's going to open around 64. so people who think they're getting the buffett bargain, no, that's when buffett was getting the bargain. >> and it always bears worth repeating 13 fs are dated and we also tend to make a lot of some of these hedge fund managers, those that have not had particularly strong track records, though i would not take away from their smarts, but it's interesting how we can celebrate some of their stock picks when they have not been able to perform at all or deliver any alpha. >> maybe it really did peak when we started paying attention to these filings. >> yes. >> the filings, when i was a hedge fund manager we had to make the filings. there was 50% of my fund that i never traded. those are the cape cod bank and trust names. 50% of them are like are you kidding me? i can't believe that i filed that i owned x. i'm short x. but people just presume that i loved x. and x, by the way, was not -- >> no, not letter x, i understand. i remember, i used to talk to you back in those days. you owned som

and perhaps 5 million or more indigenous people inhabited what is now the continental united states. 250,000 survivors. what caused this catastrophe. diseases, colonialism and war all played important roles but something more sinister also to blame? they have long debated whether or not native americans or any groups of them suffered genocide during conquest and colonization of the united states. given that it remains one of the formative events many this nation's history. the native american population here in the united states played a foundational role in facilitating the conquest and the colonization of millions of square miles. the real estate upon which this country was built. thus how we explain the native american population directly informs how we understand the making of these united states. the stakes include public acknowledge m, preparations, control of natural resources, land, native american sovereignty and ultimately national character. despite the high stakes the question became unresolved in part because the american genocide debate is deadlocked. two factors polari

a massive savings push, united continental holdings deliver of 61 boeing's smallest passenger jet, delaying accepting the 737s to save $1.6 billion in capital apenses, the changes part of $4.8 billion initiative entity to improve the profitability for 2020. that is your business flash update. vonnie: currently a possibly equity rally, the rally that had been ongoing since donald trump's election and investors has looked at the agenda and driven up chairs for financials, industrials, and health care stocks. our next guest advises a wait and see approach against the -- for the game plan. you say wait and see, could you say let's try and cash in on what is going on now and not worry about the future? >> you could that there has been an tips -- and is up to date -- anticipation and extrapolation about what will happen. we think it is too soon to make a call on the next decade much less the next year. we think it is better to stay with quality, we prefer large caps. >> as the definition of quality chance, large debts that do not have markets outside the u.s. or will not have as many or as attrac

texas has become the second state in the continental united virus, lab results confirmed the virus in a non-pregnant female resident of brownsville last week. she has not traveled to an area where the virus is circulating. health officials said they are not surprised -that the virus was found in south texas, near the mexico border. the only other u-s state where the virus is circulating is florida. building a better milwaukee. it's the goal of one group. they're trying to figure out how to do and they want you to help. fox 6's ashley sears explains. skyline seems ever-changing-- growth is spotted from a new bucks arena-- to the northwestern mutual skyscraper. 26:54 we have a transformation, a renaissance, if you will, goes from here-- could depend on you. 29:14 we have to capitalize on the tremendous development thats taking place right now. m-k-e united is creating a downtown action agenda. asking resident to fill out a survey about what matters to them. they want to make sure--there are benefits beyond downtown growth. standup: the group hopes once the projects are finished and the

. >>> texas is now the second state in the continental united states to confirm a locally transmitted case of zika. lab results confirm a woman who lives in southern texas near the mexico border does have the virus. she is not pregnant and has not traveled to an area where the virus is circulating. the only other state where the virus is circulating is here in florida. it is transmitted primarily through the bite of an infected through blood transfusions and sexual contact. >>> it started as a normal parole shift for one kentucky officer. >> but quickly turned into her most memorable day on the job. she had to stop and help someone bring a new life into the world. monday afternoon alicia thompson was on the road when a driver flagged her down. a passenger was in desperate need. she says there was no time to think, only to react. >> i pulled to the side of the road, opened the car door and there's a partial head sticking out, and we just went from there, you know, push and there came the joy of life. >> she says she call for the ems but the baby girl was born before help arrived. once