point. >> the office is staffed with members of local law enforcement acting as cbi employees.rm the identity of the person coming to claim their prize, another employee leads them to the room where they think they'll be picking up their new laptop. when the lucky winners pass through this door, they're greeted by uniformed officers ready to place them under arrest. surprise! >> they come through the door, you'd see them and it was like all right, i won. and sometimes the color just drained from their faces. it was, like, oh my gosh, i have be had. they were all very surprised. >> some people are bewildered by the overwhelming show of force. >> what's wrong? what? >> i don't know what's going on. >> you're under arrest. >> i understand that part. but i mean, what outstanding warrant? >> many more are just confused. >> what'd i do? i don't have a clue what it could be. >> for this woman, excitement at winning a big prize quickly turns to shock as plastic handcuffs are tightened around her wrists. and this couldn't have happened to her on a worst day. >> she was actually on her w

alone for food, for food items for the past six years the increase for food and gasoline and other cbi increased rises close to 57 percent. and for the past three years, 41 percent. and so mayor even when you make our nutrition program whole, a couple of years ago. but by, being... for the funding for the past five or six or seven years and with the cost keep escalating and already support for the elderly as we try to serve the 300,000 for the year without finding ourselves staring at 100,000 dollar deficit and so i urge you to take a look at senior services like information referal, the (inaudible) program and the immigration program, the nutrition program, they all need some infusion of extra dollars from you. thank you very much. >> good morning mayor and supervisor and department heads, thank you so much for this opportunity to come before you and speak about the needs of our community. i also want to echo and i am really happy that we have translation available for our residents to be able to part of this process. and my name is kim garcia and my husband and i and our three school

alone for food, for food items for the past six years the increase for food and gasoline and other cbi increased rises close to 57 percent. and for the past three years, 41 percent. and so mayor even when you make our nutrition program whole, a couple of years ago. but by, being... for the funding for the past five or six or seven years and with the cost keep escalating and already support for the elderly as we try to serve the 300,000 for the year without finding ourselves staring at 100,000 dollar deficit and so i urge you to take a look at senior services like information referal, the (inaudible) program and the immigration program, the nutrition program, they all need some infusion of extra dollars from you. thank you very much. >>

selling mercks and johnson & johnsons and emersons and taking profits in cbi. we made good money in those names. we have a bit of cash on the sidelines. we, too, are waiting for tomorrow. it's a big number. we have talked about this for last couple of weeks. the economy's not heating up, right? the initial claims, gdp, ism, a lot has not been that good. growing at 2% rate which makes numbers tomorrow that much more important. if it is a hotter than expected number, which i don't think it is going to be, from what we have been -- >> can i add something? stephanie's right. the number tomorrow is important but not in terms this will determine the direction of the economy. it's important because we are now shifting back into that well good news is maybe good news, but bad news is good news because it forestalls the taper. we don't know if that's the game they're going to start playing. if that's the case we want to see how the market reacts to the number if it's wildly ahead of or below consensus. we don't know yet. >> i think for the long term a better than expect

cbi has been investigating how it was rewarded last year. federal order said the government lost out in $33 billion over seven years by not holding auctions. jindal steel says it is law abiding and cooperating with police. >>> still to come on the program, fashion followers were in central london last night for the opening of chanel's new flagship store. julia was there. who is the man behind the design of this boutique? >> i think i'm a premiere interpreter of luxury brands today of what i present to the customer. and i think i'm very important to this new fusion of architecture, fine art and fashion. . >>> well, getting more pictures here. this is the turkish riot police moving into taksim square. things seem to have calmed down from earlier this morning. at same time, the central bank says it is holding interday foreign exchange selling auctions if necessary. the amount of each selling auction will be $50 million. and as far as stock markets, the bist 100 is rebounding, the lira slightly stronger against the dollar. 189.30. ten-year bond

and actually the cbi, to be fair to them, have been very supportive of this agenda.there's nothing to fear from a consultation. we're trying to take people with us on this important process. >> steven o'brien. >> may i welcome the clear commitments from the g8 led by my right honorable friend which i would characterize as growth for all citizens and responsibility for the most vulnerable, but none of it can happen without responsibility. so does he share my hope that the very signal ground breaking agreement about ransom payments will not be lost with these and how this drives so much of the instability which we can now conquer by cutting it off at the source? >> well, i thank my honorable friend for what he says. look, there's no doubt these ransom payments paid to terrorists have been immensely damaging. tens of millions of dollars, and that sort of money in a country like mali or niger, that sort of money buys you a huge amount of arms and power. look, the countries have all signed this. what matters now is that we hold each other's feet to the fire and make sure

and actually the cbi, to be fair to them, have been very supportive of this agenda.so there's nothing to fear from a consultation. we're trying to take people with us on this important process. >> steven orien. >> may i welcome the clear commitments from the g8 led by my right honorable friend which i would characterize as growth for all citizens and responsibility for the most vulnerable, but none of it can happen without responsibility. so does he share my hope that the very signal ground breaking agreement about ransom payments will not be lost with these and how this drives so much of the instability which we can now conquer by cutting it off at the source? >> well, i thank my honorable friend for what he says. look, there's no doubt these ransom payments paid to terrorists have been immensely damaging. tens of millions of dollars, and that sort of money in a country like mali or niger, that sort of money buys you a huge amount of arms and power. look, the countries have all signed this. what matters now is that we hold each other's feet to the fire and make sure