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>> i'm a gen xer. we'll be mad to see the gen yers get ahead of us. >> the young people keep you on your toes. >> they do. thanks so much. >>> so following that thought, we want to know what your thought is about a horrible boss moment. tweet us your best using the hash tag way too bossy. we'll put the best ones on later in the show. and dish the dirt. we want to hear it. if you do, i might tell you one of mine. still ahead, we'll get into sports headlines where derek jeter topped a major milestone. but did he help the yankees overcome a three run deficit. and stephen colbert says the president considered using miley cyrus to help the crisis in syria. that story and a check on weather. % . >>> turned away by a national guards man. between the state of arkansas and the government of the united states. clay. mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you d

y agracido con la gen que no re su hogar para estar ahÍ haciendo eliÍculo >esmo trasnochados de los ensaso. s ahacer algo nuev >>>espero eliÍcu. noÍja que le ndremos paÓn, y nunca pensÉue fuera tan difÍcil. y aprenderte dos coreogfÍass difÍcil. >dijeroue malillany no qure mostrartantocuer y mÁ talento. >>> eso ¿por que?quÍ hayue morar bail na mÁs. >> vamos a der que noe pierdan elomingo5e septmbre. >>>e aquÍ salgocorrndo pa lo enyos. y es udÍespecial y l muachos se traen algo entre manos. stas son galletas de la founa. >>> es e dÍ ternacionale la galleta de forta. > abrea tuya. >>> la mÍa dice: tu eresfute y ava. >> ! >>> ximena quÉ dice la tuya? >>> tusonrisa es tu gran proteccion. >>> la tuya? >>> prepÁrate pa bailar e "mira quiÉn ila." >> yaul Édice? >>>beita tu dre rque te hizormoso. eÁs precioso >>> no e una cart >>> cre q las gas no le funcionan. >>> raÚl que dic el tuyo? >>> estas en elomento perfecto. > laÍa dice... >>> losÚros de suerte apeta el 9. (risas) >>> que dice: 39, .. >>> aprietal >>> vos c galla pa satcha pretto. >> siempre eÁn ordÁndose de . >>> >>> vamos a veruÉ dice

gen-op is partially funded by the koch brothers. they have to be evil. >> it is a marketing fail. if anyone wants to know whatnot to do in an ad look at these. i think they were trying to cater to the youth and trying to get us to laugh, i guess, and make young people pay attention. instead we are left uncomfortable. and what is bad is they say they wanted to focus on the cost that young people will have to deal with. there is no mention of that. it is an odd, creepy sort of chucky meets some sort of other -- >> i wasn't creeped out at all. the first one titilated me. the second one, not interested at all in that. they should have focused -- what they were trying to get at was that obamacare may require doctors to ask specific questions about your sex life. that was the story that came out a couple weeks ago and then it flew away. you don't get that from this, do you? >> there is a moment -- if you never had a sex nightmare before you will have it. >> are there people who never had sex nightmares ? >> a sex nightmare is when you are having sex with something or somebody and then i

ayudar, y nos ayudarÁ a notrosa los niÑo a mi falia, vidarnos del dolor, en lo personal, udan a otr genue dar, y no nÁs es dar dinero, es cÓmo dice mi tÍo juan , ir allÁ y ayudar. yo quiero estar ahi. nido una va muy muy bendecida, y quisiera ayudar, un granito de arena. verdad, po sÍ, fue el momento, >>> muy bien.e.ifÍcil para m, >>> bueno, quÉ bueno por la milia, par los que se preguntan dÓnde estaba lupillo, y pedro junior, no fueron, tenÍan otros asuntos personales, estarÁn con el resto de la el 29 de septiembre enoncierto, reudad irÁ para ta, los aftadas.ados de la zonas >>> muy bien. >>> espero que se unan muchos artistas, y hagan un concierto, que la gente los apoye. >>> vas? >>> sÍ,e cabezacompadre. >>> a apoyarlos. vamos con mÁs, si quiere componer la flacidez del estÓgo, vamos a tomar nota de lo que viene a continuacion. amÉrica" es presentado por erta (nombre en inglÉs). la turaleza nunca supo tan ca. >>> ayamigas, amigos, l flacidez n discrimina, hombres vientreflaco. tener un llegÓ claudia molina que tiene abdominales de acero para decirnos cÓmo ponernos rmes verdad clau? >

serÁ donado par l gen de acapulco. mientras mÁs puedan recaudar. perdieron seres queridos, lo material lo recupera, el dolor de perder un ser querido, es de verdad, aliviar el dolor de la gente, es dÁndole a lo mejor, un poquitoe n. temos nuestra pÁgina, puede buscar infoacion, el nÚmeroe la cruz roja pa ayar, le cordos n solanten acapulco, muchos tado de la repÚblica mexicana, en chihhua, los latinos nos caracterizamos por estar unidos, es umomentoara agradecer las bendicnes, vamos a udar, mÉxico nos cesita asÍ que tienen los nÚmeros de telÉfono. ci, core e bole, sio el vio,vuelvalo a mprar. > regalelos. >>> no pasa nada. >>> si mientras mÁs la van a ver, mejor. >>> voy a yarvea hoyos veces. tienes q ensayar. >>> quieres ser nuestro amigo en faceok, entra a facebook. com/"despierta amÉrica", y danos like, verÁs fotos, retas, tips, y la informaciÓn para empezar con un buen pie t maÑana. >>> eso, seÑores. >>> no solamente en "despiert amÉrica." com, aquÍ pasa de todo gina mo que graba de todo. > si. laÁs trabajadora. >>> no estÁ honey que la extraÑo

the gen x and y are coming from a safety net and a little more wealthier background. >> what about obama care? we'll see it go live next week. is that having an impact on small business? a lot of people talk about the health care legislation as being an issue. many in your survey cited concern over taxes as well as health care. >> number someone the uncertain uncertainty. we're not going to no for a year whether this will work the way it was intended to work. the key will be whether young l healthy uninsured sign up. if they do costs will come down. if they don't, it won't. they want to manage that health care cost risk by going that route and when there's more certainty they'll make the decision as to how to play it from the standpoint of hiring. >> good to have you on the program. >> always great. >> up next, none other than bill clinton. the former president sounding off on everything from debt ceiling drama to dealing with iran and russia. does he see a resolution to any of this soon? we'll find out. >>> business school students making the grade with innovative solutions to addressin

adelante de verdad el sabor muy amargo, este, la actitud se pone el trabajo dÍa a dÍa >>> nos deja sin par genlumbus, y ademÁs de ellos la dirigencia de la federaciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol estarÁ decidiendo del rulo esta resultado de hoy sÍ tena culmina o se trae a otro director tÉcnico para los Últimos es todos dos partidos nosotros seguiremos este paso >>> gracias casiro oyama desde columbus ohio. asÍ llegamos al final gracias por el privilegio de dejarme ser parte de su tarde >>es mi madre, pero es una drogadicta, una alcohÓlica, la responsable de la muerte de mi hermano y una asesina, porque ella matÓ a mi padre. >>¿te prostituiste alguna vez? >>sÍ, seÑorita. >>¡seguramente lo...! ¡yo no quiero que me toques, no quiero nada! >>me ha dicho incluso que ella estarÍa dispuesta a matarla. >>sÍ, porque yo no la quiero cerca de mÍ. >>y eso no es justo, porque se convertirÍa en una asesina, como su mamÁ. >>¿y usted estÁ aquÍ defendiendo a la nuera, la cual asesinÓ a su hijo? ¿

he was also unsuccessful as attorney genning none of his prosecutions. only in feeding his insatiable ego. julie, do you think that will have any influence and are you amazed that three newspapers, the new york, well, two of them at least, the "new york daily news" and "new york times", were boostings" spitzer every sp of the way as ag as governor? what'sst happening? >> you know, i've got to think th there's a part of us that is, kind of wants redemption, wants somebody to rise above their mediocrity or their poor choices. i don't understand, why some these folks are still in the public eye but, you know, i wonder, what does thatay about us as americans? lou: you don't have to wonder. when you look at what we're reading, what we're watching, who we have become as a people, i mean we have retreated to the lowest common denominator in this country as a society. weom don't have an aspational set of leaders in this country. >> well, and i think what's going on, people are very disgusted by the fact that spitzer with his history, yes, i have to look at it as

touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel.o public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader. it is very simple. if we want more people of color, you book more people of color. you want more women, your book more women. kind of li

the word has been a sticking point by secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart in gen

. >>> two towns devastated by last year's hurricane sandy will have to rebuild gen.he fire is mostly contained this morning, but dozens of businesses have been destroyed. the fire started at an ice cream shop on the boardwalk. this shows you how devastating the situation is for those who have lost so much already from superstorm sandy. >> reporter: thursday's fire destroyed what mother nature has spared on this stretch of jersey shore. chris christie looked shaken and was typically blunt. >> i feel like i want to throw up, and that's me. after all of the effort and time and resources that we have put in to help the folks in seaside park and seaside heights rebuild, as i said at the top this is just unthinkable. >> reporter: the fired at an iconic frozen custard shop. hundreds of firefighters fought to control the flames. some suffered minor injuries, several businesses were destroyed. fire comes days after the end of the summer tourist season, and 11 months after hurricane sandy slammed into the jersey shore. the season was slow for merchants. and now this another bl

gen sam well you wraps up with a return to home and diplomacy world powers agree on a syria resolution and of there could finally be light over iran's nuclear crisis. makes welcome for iran's president rouhani on his return from.

. >> gen y women are worse than women overall and baby boomer women in terms of making those decisionshey need to have a better understanding of the financial issues in the household and the decisions being made. >> only 45% of gen y women between between 1979 and 1988 i kent dentsfy themselves as a decisionmaker. for retired women it's over 60%. the top advice by boomers to younger jep ragss make all the financial decisions together as happens in the herera house. >> actually it does. thank you very much, simon. >>> the co-founders of honest tea want you know you can be honest in business and come out on top. seth goldman penned the best seller "mission in a bottle the honest guide to doing business differently and succeedsing." the two tell honest tea's story in a pictorial form of a comic book. seth joins us now and he's the ceo. nice to have you here. >> thanks. good to be with you. >> it is a clever way to tell your story and very entertaining. it's an easy read. i can see why it's a best seller. but you're no stranger to doing things on an ethical basis. you were with calvert fun

gen x and gen y are looking at derivatives, foreign currency. find out more checking out cnbc.com.ys. >> thanks very much. we're going to take a quick break and come back and talk a little bit more about this deal that is on the table now to buy blackberry from fairfax financial. big shareholder. the stock is halted. the offer for $9 a share. blackberry will resume trading at or around 2:00 p.m. we'll be back and talk blackberry after this. with us jj burns back with us. john carney is with us. john, weigh in on this if you would. i still carry a blackberry. i still use my blackberry. they have streamlined so they are only doing corporate cust had mers right now. they're not selling to consumers. >> i think this -- >> is this going to work? >> it takes away a big risk that was holding back their business. a lot of people were worried whether blackberry had any future which meant that i.t. departments across corporate america were being hesitant to invest in it. by going private, they assure that they have a longer term future or i think that's the plan here, which makes corporate a

is john tamny a gen-x? he is a boomer. [ laughter ] news flash, i'm a boomer. >> i am the boomer of all boomer. >> uncle cranky pants baby boomer. every generation made complaints about the general race coming behind them. i will tell you something, they are great with technology, creative. multitasking. they want more freedom. not as hierarchal. >> david: genuine generation "y" with morgan. what do you think? >> we get unfair rap. it's generationage gibberish. baby boomers was the hippie generation there. if you look at my spill my milll group we are the only one to see the generationm income drop. is there is a lot going on. not entitlement. >> david: what do you think? >> this is old geyser talk. i used to walk 14 miles without shoes on glass to school. >> on glass? >> david: coming up, the stocks the informers say will pay you even in the market falls. that's next. >> david: what about this crazy marx? we're back with stocks that pay you no matter what the market does. way up or way down em mack, talk a

secretary-gen wral ban ki-moon. they discussed how monitors from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons would inspect and verify syria's stockpile. delegates from the u.s., britain and france want a resolution allowing for military action if the syrians fail to comply with the security council's demands. over the past week, u.s. secretary of state john kerry has met separately with all his counterparts but he's had a hard time convincing russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. russian leaders have long served as allies to the regime of bashar al assad and lavrov wants to avoid any threat of a military strike. >>> u.n. beupons inspectors have returned to syria to resume their work. on their last trip they concluded sarin was used in an attack last month in a suburb of damascus. the inspectors are looking into more allegations about the use of chemical weapons. they've received reports that such weapons were used at least ten times. president assad admitted earlier this week that his regime has built

i think the gen x and yer, i think they have the ability to think beyond, how to help my family. >> what about the obama health care exchanges? we'll see it go active next week. does that have an impact, in your view, a lot of people see it as an issue. many cite the concern over taxes as well as the biggest worry, health care. >> number one is the uncertainty. right? we don't know probably for a year if it will work the way it was intended to work. the key is going to be whether or not the young, healthy uninsured sign up. if they do, i believe it will be a success for the program. and health care costs will come down, if they don't, maybe not. so right now as a business owner they're relying on part-time workers, consultants and temps because they want to manage that health care cost risk by going that route. again, when there is more certainty they will make the decision on how to play it in terms of hiring. >> keith, thank you so much. >>> up next, on the money with none other than bill clinton, the former president sounding off on everything from debt ceiling drama to dealing with i

with the ballmer boost over, will microsoft see another lost decade in the action gens right no now. lievg from the nasdaq markets and in new york city's time's square, i'm mellissa lee. there is only one thing on investor's mind today. >> that is the new iphone, will it be a stud or a dud and what will it be for apple? it's has a summer of love. so why are some trade sores skittish ahead of this event? let's get into money right now and find out. dan, "options prices" suggests a pretty good move to come on. >> next week's options are supplying a 4% move. it had a 30% run,ment-84 lows here, a lot of thing going on, i don't think a lot has to do with fundamental also, what happened is this thing got too cheap. you got activists involved. >> i'm going to push back a little. there is a buy back going on, they're also anticipation there was going to be a china mobile deal him with edid get that report from dow jones. right. >> let me make a real strong case here. apple is losing in china. within they reported in july, their market share year over year in their fiscal q 2 or excuse me q 3

they may not spend as much time paying tapes to hi gen, showers. these are the games that lend themselves to those problems. >> what do you say to the people that say this is not a good game for kids? >> like mum said, it depends on the kid, on what they are like, their personalitiy. >> a bigger question is of all the things we can put in front of our children, why put this image and video game in front of them when there are so many other things they can engage in. . >> it's about to explode. >> nico says his extracurricular life is balanced and filled with sports and music. he's too busy to become obsessed but plans to play the most popular video game in the world. >> that report from our correspondent lori jane gliha. we did, by the way, reach out to the games developer rock star games for comment. they did not respond by our deadline. we want to talk about video games and personnel warnings. here is daniel breen burg, a freelance game developer and a member of the international game association and chair of antisocialship committee for that ass

. >> and that would be a feed-in tariff of solar projects or also for co-gen projects or all the other -- >> right now we're thinking solar. solar seems to be the only technology that has been responding to feed-in tariffs in other communities with similar tariff structures that we're considering. so, even if we wanted cogeneration, we don't think we'd get any takers. >> you know what price you were thinking about setting the feeder tariff at? >> new york ~ no, we have someone analyzing that now. we're thinking about having a low price initially, and then if we don't get any interest, we'll increase it incrementally until we get some takers. as you all know, solar technology, the price of solar technology has come way down in the last two years. we might be able to do some interest at 9 or 10 or 11 cents a kilowatt hour. >> when we look at the jobs, we have a number of speakers that have come here before. so, let me be clear. these jobs created here in the city? >> they would be created, yes, wherever we spent the money. if there was, for example, if the city decided to construct a sol

gen, do you have another question? >> yes, this is actually for enforcement and abatement. have two similar questions actually from the same city so i'm kind of going to blend them together. they're interested in restitution cost formula to charge individuals caught tagging the restitution labor, materials, equipment, costs. so, i don't know if that could be split between -- pointing at you. abatement and enforcement. >> i was going to point to dwight, but i guess i'll take it. >> or martin. >> just from my experience, you look at the amount that you've -- the amount of time that you've spent abating the problem. that starts with lugging paint over to the van, driving it to the site, putting on one coat, putting on a second coat, making sure it's not bleeding, possibly putting on a third coat making sure it's covered up, reloading it and driving back. the cost of the supplies is minimal. the cost of the labor is where you justify the cost because you're looking at someone's hourly wage, time, plus the amount of time that they spent abating the problem. and that's what's goi

ayar a ller formularios, so me tiene que pagar, no se, cuÁnt ciento de dÓlare queremos asegurar que la generÁecario completar la inscripciÓn en su totalidadara el 15 de diciembre. >>>in embargo, quienes se inscriban luego del 15e dicibre, el prÓximo aÑo, recibirÁn la cobertura un mes despuÉ mientras lo hagan, ante del 31 de mzo, serÁn multos p no tener cobertura el 2014, si no lo hieron, vayan a cuidado de salud. gov, responendo preguntas, sabra Éipo dedocumentaciÓn necetarÁ para el martes, para su inscriiones, no pierda tipo y hÁgalo volvem al esdio. >>> graciascecilia, falta muy poquito, npierda tiemp para inscribirse a este mercado de seros de lud. >>> pregunte, vamos a la pausa, y volvemos con mÁ de "primer impacto." si quiere masinformaciÓn de planes de salud para usted y su familia, vaya a univisiÓn.com/asegÚrate. ♪. ♪. ♪. > la obesidad extrema es una enfermedad que lleva a mhas personas enfrenr uballa fÍcil de superar si no tienen el apoyaduado desde unas mellas las que el caso sobrepeso les robÓ parte de su vida,conozcas. >>> els son las mellizas natalia y valeria garcÍa,ambas aseg

to people who always loved western so that's a great question but answer is i don't i don't use what gen mccain votes yes on or no one to make decisions and i make my decisions based on facts and reality is really quickly we're almost out of time ryan could this strike escalate into a regional war well it is a regional war the united states is taking out the libyan government the iraqi government now they're trying to take up the syrian government of course the iranian government is next has a resistance forces in lebanon or next the united states is trying to create an american spear of influence where two thirds of the world's petroleum is known to reside if iran strikes israel if syria retaliates which in fact it has a legal right to do based on the secure the security you want to charter article fifty one if attacked you have a right to retaliate if any of that happens yes this war could go way far beyond syria and gulf the middle east it's very dangerous high divorce is far beyond syria already but as we go forward in this the israel bomb syria three times not a sin was told it was

>> president obama gets serious addressing the pressing issues at the un gen >> live from the abc 7 broadcasts is "good morning washington" on your side. >> the aftermath of that deadly attack at the mall in kchl enya stretches into its fourth day. >> plus how the district is getting ready for a potential government shutdown. >> and a man jogs his way through a marathon in an attempt to set a new world record. we'll tell you what stood in his way. i'm scott thurman. >> i'm jummy olabanji. i'm not sure if eileen can do that. you can joggle through the weather. >> i can, but i would have brought in a few extra clickers. i'm the joggle queen. it's beautiful out there this morning. just a little bit of twilight on the horizon. our sunrise, not until 6:58. 51 degrees at reagan international. 51 actually one of the milder spots. it is 37 degrees in frederic. 39 in martinsburg. so, this morning, clear and crisp beautiful for this afternoon with highs in the lower 70s and becoming a touch warmer by the middle of the work week. i'll join you in a little bit with this forecast. amanda, can you juggle?

pusieron en observaciÓn a ratones, algunos poseian este gen te1. y demostraban mÁs nerviosismo.oy a quitar el t 1. >>> dice conchi que leas. >>> perdÓn. y si pudiera robar un mal recuerdo cuÁl serÍa? >>> estÁ buena esa pregunta. >>> quÉ mal recuerdo borraria. >>> un chiste de ana... >>> yo borraria que no se bailar. >>> no hay nada que hacer. >>> eso es una realidad. >>> no pasa nada. >>> no sabes en tu infancia que te sucediÓ? >>> divorcio de mis padres espantoso. >>> quiero agregar algo, en una cuenta en twitter donde citan al papa francisco colocaron una cita que dice el primero en perdonar es el mÁs fuerte, el primero en olvidar es el mÁs feliz. enhorabuena por esos cientÍfi s cientÍficos. y vamos a hablar de noticias. comienzan a caer los presuntos implicados en la mortal balacera en chicago, el tiroteo dejÓ tres heridos. fueron acusados de asesinato e intento de agresiÓn. la policÍa dice que el par jugÓ un papel importante. se sospecha que tuvo que ver con las pandillas. cÓmo en una pelÍcula estudiantes de dos escuelas se pelearon con comida, llevaron su rivalidad a un ext

been awarded the american version of the nobel prize, richard sheller is executive vp of research at gen-techh men won this year's prize for basic medical research. their work reveals how nerve cells communicate with one another. each worked independently of the other, ending up with similar discoveries. their work is helping us understand more about learning, memory and mental illnesses like schizophrenia. >>> and technology experts converging in san francisco for a tech meeting. there is great anticipation over the announcement of a new iphone which is expected tomorrow. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has the story. >> reporter: in a crowded dark hall bathed in green light it is a pink mustache that gets the attention. they are the headliners at the tech start. >> they disrupted it, because there was so much demand, we had never seen anything like it. >> reporter: when lift began, there was a back requirement to use it. you had to have an iphone, it took months before it finally supported phones that used google software. it still only accounts for a quarter of the users. >> as we're gr

i'm hyram gen. this is my wife hettie. >> welcome to hydrogen haven!eared. >> nice to meet you, zuleans! >> all the way from zula! you must be plum tuckered out. >> right you are, hettie. where are our manners? [whistles] you already waved to aunt helen and uncle harry. there's our children, henry and heidi. >> hi there! >> our neighbors holly and hermione. both: hi. >> the twins, haley and hazel. >> i'm haley. she's hazel. >> our nephew and niece, howard and hayden. >> hello! >> hettie's sisters, heather and helen. >> napkin? >> careful. the proton cobbler is still hot. >> cousins hugh and hugo. [all issue greetings] >> and howie, harvey, hector, and henrietta. >> hello! >> it's nice to meet you...all. >> of course you'll stay for supper. >> hettie's making ion stew. all: yum, yum! >> ion stew? sounds...delicious. >> will oxygen atoms be there, too? all: oxygens?! >> uh... >> what did i say?! >> aah! [hydrogens yelling] >> whew! >> i don't know, multo. i don't think they like oxygens much. >> but hydrogen and oxygen atoms need to get along and form wa

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a sixth grader should be able to compare, graph different forms of gen res, knowing the difference between stories, poems, historical nov else. >> a high school senior should understand 18th, 19th, and early 20th classic like robinson crusoe, the great gatsby and others. >> we spoke to a committee member, one of five that refused to sign off. here is what she had to say. >> there are many early childhood educators who signed a petition claiming the early childhood standards are pretenious, tougher than they need to be to make it look as if the test is more demanding. there are serious issues that have not been discussed in the open yet. >> what are the serious issues do you think haven't been discussed? >> one of the serious issues is that by high school the standards are actually weaker than what we would want. the college readiness level doesn't seem to be the kind of college readiness level that will allow american students to go into stem careers, stem - science, technology, engineering and mathematics. >> so this is an interesting top, and we'll talk about it, joining us the head of t

that's how secretary o seark gen ki-moon has characterized, chemical weapons were used on a relative large scale, also said serin gas was used. james, we have this report and we've heard from the u.n. secretary general. tell us more what is in the report and what ban ki-moon has to say. >> it's a very testify words from ban ki-moon today talking about this report, a very detailed report into what happened on the 21st of august. saying that serin was used but it was delivered by surface to surface rockets that landed in the algutha area. what ban ki-moon said was a war crime. >> the mission has provided the world with an impartial and independent account. the results are overwhelming. and indisputable. 85% of the blood samples tested positive for serin. a majority of the environmental samples conformed the -- confirmed the use of serin. a majority of the rocket or rocket fragments recovered were found to be carrying serin. the findings are beyond doubt and beyond the pale. this is a war crime and grave violation of the 1925 protocol, and other rules of international law.customary inte

come pew gen is a tiny drug and diagnostics business. a sleeper for a decade until five weeks ago when they struck a deal with bayer for antibody based cancer immunotherapy. includes $10 billion up front and can only be worth about $500 million. doesn't this sound good? you're not alone. it's run up from $5 to $9. 68% since the news broke on august 2nd. i said we've got to let this cool off. it's just not my style. wait for perhaps a dip in the stock. you get dips. next up on september 4th, miles in minnesota, wanted to know about 1-800-flowers. flws. as you probably know, the company is a world leader in floral arrangements and gift baskets. a well run business, clean balance sheet. but i don't see any spark of higher revenue growth. 15.8 times earnings. you know what, up 47% for the year. i don't know. if you had that run, i'd probably take some off the table. same mike in new york asked me to opine on imuno medics. i wanted to take a closer look before i said anything because the company is small and speculative. it's a biotech that s

it is very much a google calling it gen c. >> when you talk about the skepticism you were referring tobetrayal. the bank crisis and bailouts are a big example. someone you've seen on the facebook page, they're lying to you about everything. >> facebook page all the time. >> do you feel like that, someone who's organized folks, what's the way to turn into another impulse? >> there are ways. you kind of have to show how people can make a small difference, then make a bugger difference. once you start converting people and bringing them to their own power. >> what does that mean? >> people have to feel like they can change things. they feel like well, this is just the system. it's so easy as a young person to say this is the way it is, the way it always will be. these were problems before me. this generation is the biggest generation in america. right now. and we're all coming of age and we all have an opportunity to transform, to change the guard. there's like a huge -- >> and to genuinely drag the politics of the country. you were saying i

. >> reporter: the overwhelming task to 13up gens. >> yeah, this is our house.s a perfect place. >> reporter: that was before a wall of water 6-feet high gushed through this bedroom window. >> 30, 45 seconds. that's all the time we had to get out of here. we had no warning. >> reporter: it raced right through the kitchen's wood cabinet, built up a bathtub. even sink seeped into the clothes dryer. the whole lower level is a gut job. carpets ripped out, chairs, dressers now on the front yard. jennifer fears nothing is salvageable. >> so you are worried this water is contaminated, too? >> yeah, there is sewage front water and not only that, it's farm field and cattle field and horse pastures. >> at one time that location was the attraction of this century old farm house where did all this water come from. >> there is a river an eighth of a mile up the road. there was a dam that broke the riverbed. so it created its own river. >> reporter: like a tsunami, almost? >> it was just like a tsunami. >> reporter: a wave of water so strong, it pulled the garage right out of

. >> also on current gen. let's not forget the playstation 3 and xbox 360.er 29th, battlefield 4. >> tough time for the industry. by december the industry logged 13 consecutive months in losses in sales. what can you do to turn that around? by the way, your stock doesn't reflect that negativity. it has been up more than 90% over past year. >> our stock reflects the growth in digital which is not tracked by npds of this world. what we're not losing or catching up with packaged goods we're more than compensating with our digital services, our downloadable content, fifa best example. over $200 million in that mode alone this fiscal year. liz: mobile is huge. i don't know if you device know this, if you have a kid they love plants versus zombies f they don't they're lying to you. what we decided to do, 5557. >> i got that. >> i gave away a password. okay. plants versus zombies. how big after franchise as you continue to play this? >> 25 million people, as i continue to keep liz's house protected here with my pea shooters. 25 million people are playing this game

when you look at the gen y, you're talking about people in the mid-30s, the amount that they lost onen large. the fact that they stayed the course actually puts them in a better stead than somebody who may have pulled back on their exposure as they were approaching retirement. >> as to the economy, generation y, 50% think the economy is better now compared to only 30% of generation x, wow. john, very interesting. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> simon, down to you. >> we're putting on some weight here on the dow, up 68% at highs for the session. we've regained dow 15,000. a big question this lunchtime is ford ceo allen mull lally leaving sooner than expected. we're back in two. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new 2014 lexus is. this is your move. bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age