heret takes 4:30. once the plane sees these guys. >> once they are up there, it's flying itself.'m glad they are not texting or playing game boy. >> they are either taking notes or playing sodoku. need to see the cockpit at night all lit up. >> that scares me. how the heck do you know where you are going? >> those things there. coming into singapore is neat to see. the cockpit lights go dimmer so they can see the lights of the city and the runway. boom! there you go. they touch down and the lights come up. eight hours flight time. >> i wish it happened like that. >> time for your palms to get sweaty, guys. it's more people jumping off extremely tall buildings. this time, istanbul, turkey. the roof is 781 feet in the air. now, you would call this base jumping. you have a guy, you have a girl. they are getting geared up here on top of the roof. this thing is 55 floors up. there he goes. >> oh! >> i love the running jump he gets. >> yep. >> cool. >> did any of you notice as these people were jumping off the building, there were people sitting on the edge of the building. >> they alm

rosemary, ken will be in heret. will watch it. as we go to the computer model. here is the fog. the high clouds, thicken up and keep filtering in. the thunderstorms -- thunderstorms here saturday afternoon hard to say. the model yesterday had a little bit in there and today there isn't as much. we will watch it closef. it transpires it's bad news. we will watch it. i know cal fire is watching it. 81 livermore, the temperatures aren't that high. the humidity will be okay, the fire danger, just from the weather -- not a big deal. the chance ever thunderstorms really adds to that and that's where the red flag warning the watches come from. the weekend will be slightly cloudy tomorrow with that chance and sunday kind of mild, cool with a few patches of clouds, saturday afternoon that bears watching. >> we could hear thunder. >> i think so. east of us and north of us. it's a good chance. >> best chance is saturday. >> saturday the best chance. thank you bill. >> coming up on bay area news at seven on tv36 what weighs 1500-pounds and vanishes? >>> and who was called in after an armore

should have icons painted over them whereas on the other side there are people treating them as heretics is blasphemous and some even go to school i was suggesting that they should be should be good to the state should times and really something that has stood up a motion and passions among people in the state not just here in russia but also around the world. all right peter thanks very much indeed for bringing us us up there peter all of our reporting there. and another our correspondent is currently inside a courtroom and she's keeping us up to date with all the latest developments on one of her latest tweets she says there was a stampede outside the worse of the courthouse and cameras are permitted to fill inside the trial today. poland could make a break from its military protectors in the u.s. with the country's president suggesting the development of a missile defense shield all of its own the polish leader said a deal to allow part of america's planned system is territory left security at the mercy of policy shifts in washington are just explains. signing an agreement with washin

lou: when we talk about a gallon of gasoline and we start talking about it, heret is, serious business>> 136 billion gallons of what we consume in the united states last year. the point is that most of our refineries are making a buggy product that needs at all. a blending product. even if the worst case scenario happens to the corn crop and it goes up another 50 or 60 cents a gallon, we are so going to have ethanol in the short run. lou: intoxicants becoming a synonym for we don't know what to do. >> it really is. all of the above is saying i'm not going to make a choice or not we make the choice on how economics and what is best for the nation. we have good stories on oil. our domestic production, because natural gas is a tremendously positive story. ethanol, we were taken off of it, demanded a certain amount and not let price dictate, it is and not let price dictate, it is where you you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are

i know the i dee is heretical, but a europe rally seems possible. know what, it might even be probable. let's go to anthony in my home state of new jersey. anthony? >> caller: thanks for taking my call. so could investing in europe in corporate bonds be a better way to make money long term than investing in equities? >> i'm not going to say no. i know that the preferreds, my friend says to me, an accounting friend, sends me a chart for the preferreds for the banks and those have been good. here's my problem. the amount of work i would have to do on the corporate bond market to help you is just too unfathomable for me. and i don't really have the time. but yes theoretically, that's the place to be. let's go to scott in massachusetts. scott? >>. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. just looking at financials. between ubs and deutsche bank, which do you.ic? >> not even close. deutsche bank iten times better than s. deutsche bank is terrific. it's well managed. i'm not in the habit of recommending a european bank because that's been pretty hazardous. but deutsche b

others, depending on tradition, are wrong, heretical, infidels. they do not deserve the protection of the law. they may not even deserve to live. because this is an issue that inflames emotions, it can be hard to talk about it constructively. let me simply say this -- people can believe that they and only those like them possess the one and only truth. that is their right, though they do not have the right to harm those they think harbor incorrect views. but their societies pay a cost when they choose to look at others with hate or disgust. human rights become real not only in interactions between citizens and their government, but also in those millions of ordinary moments among neighbors and classmates and co- workers, even strangers on the street. every time people choose tolerance and respect over fear and animosity, they strengthen human rights for themselves as well as everyone else, because they affirmed their shared humanity. that is our religious freedom -- excuse me -- inscribed inlaw, becomes religious harmony flourishing throughout soc

how heret.etanyahu aides saying, "in opposing israeli attack on peron, peres forgot its place." what is the message from the israeli president and inside the netanyahu administration? >> i have the honor to accompany him when we gave him the presidential medal of freedom. at the end of the day, the decision has to be made by the democratically elected government of israel. that is our duty, that is our right. that right has been recognized by president obama. obama said israel has a right to defend itself against any middle eastern threat. only israel as a sovereign nation can decide how best to defend citizens. >> you are saying that pers has ceremonial role in israel and this does not speak to netanyahu administration. >> the buck ends with the government of israel. that buck is in jerusalem with the democratically elected government. >> bret: we will follow this closely. ambassador oren, thank you. >> as always, thank you. >> bret: so do you think israel will carry out a unilateral strike on

maria tv is my rejection of the heretical system of democracy.ork as dancerers and in parliament, and for others and me, this is sheer madness. the channel has developed a devoted following and until the advertising revenue starts coming on, donor donations will keep the lights on and the cameras rolling bringing in $0,000 a month. women are working for free hoping that some day maria tv will spread the conservative message 24 hours a day. >> we are joined by ian lee who is in cairo, and first of all, i used to live in egypt and all of the women had some sort of head covering and some not at all, but it is rare to see the total head-to-toe burqa as it is called so now that hosni mubarak is no longer in power and you have the revolution, what does this mean to the people in egypt that you have a station like this with the women wearing the full burqa? >> well, there's kind of a mixed reaction here in egypt. people who support this say that this is one of the things that they were fight iing for in las year's revolution, freedom of speech, especial

in my view you always want to own something, i know, going to signed heretical.n speculation has to be the dirtiest word in the business. except, of course, here in cramerica. worst part of investing orthodoxy. not only is it okay for you to own the tempting, risky, broken stocks in triple digits, i also regard it as a necessity as long as you follow my rules and speculate wisely. i don't fear criticism talking about this because it's made my investors a lot of money in my old hedge fund. i realize this is the exact opposite of everything you've ever been told by the usual purveyors. gray beards, telling you to focus on stocks in the big indices like the dow jones industrial average because it's filled with allegedly blue chip names, funny how being blue chipped didn't help you with gm or citigroup when they were nearly annihilated during the financial crisis. there's a place for the dow stocks, which are many eye-healeders and there's a place pore speculation and index funds. something the gray beards tell you about and i know you're going to do it so let's do i

we remember that early bible translators were nobody as heretics. the bible has been used as an or oracle. this is an example how the book is et up. lots of illustrations and panel of text. this particular one shows some of the surfaces on which books and the written record was inscribed. this ancient china. it's a picture of the turtle at the bottom part of the turtle. they found more than 50,000 in-- [inaudible] given the rate of turtle reproduction. that was not a renewable resource and the first chinese books were written on bamboo. there were nor of that than turtles. that's what you see on the right. they use silk later but it was expensive. it was the chinese that developed papering use old rags, tree barks and fishing nets. in a process that is similar used to today. the history is global. he writes about the and gent egyptian text, wax tablets, the great library of al sand area, he writes about japanese books which were folded accord began style on mulberry fiber paper. ancient buddhist terkses that were written on paul leafs. page 41 shows

we all remember that early bible translators were declared heretics for rendering a latin bible intohe vernacular. the bible was also viewed as an oracle to find a solution to whatever the concern is. this is an example of how the book is set up. lots of illustrations and a panel of tax. this particular one shows some of those surfaces on which books in the written word is inscribed. this is ancient china and on the left is a turtle, the bottom part of the turtle and they have found more than 50,000 inscribed in the record. given the rate of turtle reproduction however that was not a renewable resource and the first chinese books were written on strips of bamboo. there was a whole lot more bamboo than there were turtles and that is what you see on the right. later they use silk which was light and durable but expensive and of course we know that it was the chinese who developed paper using the old rags, hemp from tree bark in fishing nets in fiber separation and recombination process similar to that used today. lyons history as global. he writes about ancient egyptian tax, wax tablet

ma yria tv is my rejection of t heretical system of democracy.ncers and even serve as members of parliament. that is sheer madness. the channel has a devoted following and until the advertising revenues comein, viewer doe igs nas keep the lights on and the cameras running bringing in around $33,000 a month. women are working for free. hoping that some day maria tv will be able to spread the conservative message 24 hours a day. eian lee, cnn, cairo. >>> we will find out next hour if the fed will offer up more stimulus to jump start the economy. we are live from the new york stock exchange with a preview on your money. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. >>> just about 30 minutes from now the federal reserve will wrap up a highly anticipated meeting. the question is will the fed make a move to stimulate the

. >> but as a board member whose going to heretically stay on the board to help this company, that's an issue. >> you've got a responsibility to the company. >> that's the reason he's on the board. he was in a difficult position. even other venture capitalists and others selling during the ielt po, them selling at 38 and now the stock has crashed it doesn't look good. it's sort of upward. they still have a ton to sell and they're going to enkurnt the tame problem that thiel encountered. >> jay, thank you very much for coming. >> you got it. >>> is hewlett-packard a stock to run away from now? >>> plus, isaac is threatening more than the rnc convention. and several disrupters and reputation.com, that site helps you restore your internet implications that apparently i need to do. and if you need a doctor, zocdock, that's coming up here on "squawk box." [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. ♪ ha ha! orange juice futures jumped 6% yesterday to a six-week high after forecasters warned that tropical storm isaac will strengthen into a hurricane and could possibly hit south florida by monda

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and if you asked any questions about it, you were a heretic and almost burned at the stake.ou look at the poll numbers, there's been almost a backlash to that. >> there's been a global shift. >> global warming is just not -- or climate change, a term i like better, is not just -- doesn't have that oomph and the impact, even inside the democratic party, that it did just five, six years ago. why is that? >> i think because a lot of people on -- in the middle began accepting it as not extreme, so i don't think you have the polarization and the argument that you used to have. you don't get people as fired up, because i think some aspects of it have been more accepted. but i think this, the keystone project certainly has some polar opposites and some fire in the debate. >> do you have an answer to that, john, what's happened over the past five or six years, why there's been more skepticism, let's say? >> well, there was definitely a campaign, you know, funded by oil companies and encouraged by their supporters and mostly in the republican party, i think, but beyond that, i think

others, depending on tradition are wrong, heretical, infidels. they do not deserve the protection of the law. they may not even deserve to live. because this is an issue that inflames emotions, it can be hard to talk about it constructively. let me simply say this -- people can believe that they and only those like them possess the one and only truth. that is their right, though they do not have the right to harm those they think harbor incorrect views. but their societies pay a cost when they choose to look at others with hate or disgust. human rights become real not only in interactions between citizens and their government, but also in those millions of ordinary moments among neighbors and classmates and co- workers, even strangers on the street. every time people choose tolerance and respect over fear and animosity, they strengthen human rights for themselves as well as everyone else, because they affirmed their shared humanity. that is our religious freedom -- excuse me -- inscribed inlaw becomes religious harmony flourishing throughout soci