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of america and hewlett packard to be removed from the down arm replaced by goldman sachs these are a ny case the decision is based on struggling stock prices and the desire to diversify the mix of companies represented alright let's now take aim with mr shawn thomas saw in house investor and see what you've been up to this week i was away last week in some pieces but i'm back now i want to know what you've been out well first of all when you left the weather got really cold and rainy you came back and it has been. but warmer so thanks for coming to moscow for us china is increasing its crude output which negatively affects oil here in russia or at least that's what i would say however china is increasing their overall production which means it's good for the stock market so oil probably going to remain volatile for a while but i'm going to stay in and just kind of ride this one out because sometimes you've got to gamble right i'm figure i'm going to go for rough spots which is russia's agriculture company they're up one percent it's not a lot but i'm thinking looking ahead everybody nee

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council den ny's, councilmember chip supanich, wong, wong has an excused absence. >> thank you very much. now, we'll have the reading and approval of the agenda. >> item 1. welcome introduction roll call. item 2, action item and reading and approval of the agenda. >> item 3. public comment. >> item 4, information item. report from the chair. >> item 5. discussion and possible action item. maishs disability council bylaws amendments. discussion of possible amendments to article two, section 4 of the mayers disability council's bylaws making attendance at the executive committee meetings mandatory establishing attendance standards and ability to attend council proceedings via conference phone or bridge line. >> item 6. information item, accessibility of the san francisco public library system. presentation by marty god ard. accessible services manager, san francisco public library. >> item 7. action item. co-chair election. in correspondence with the mayor's disability council bylaws article iii, section 1 #shgs there shall be two cochairs elected to serve as officers of the council and el

. >> authorities are de nying claims they used chemical weapons to end the attack at a shopping mall. in a twitter message from militants they accuse kenyan forces of using gas and demolishing part of the mall, burying more than 100 hostages. the government blamed the militants were setting the fire. new images from the siege show a policeman coaxing her mother and child from hiding. there are reports that as a helicopter hovered over head mill substantiates started executing hostages. some say they let muslim leave. >> i just told them to leave me alone. they let me go. >> a grenade blue blew off part of this man's foot. kenya said it has 10 suspects in custody, five died in the assault. a kenyan official said it's too soon to confirm the attackers nationalities, hinting some may still be buried inside. >> american forensic teams are helping kenyan investigators search through the burned out rubble for more evidence. >>> new details about the navy yard masker will be revealed today. the fbi is holding a briefing to say what they're learning. aaron alexis, a 34-year-old navy reservist

and you will hear from record-setter diane ny -- diana. . >>> welcome become. they are skeptical about the military action in syria. yesterday, they presented classified information to lawmakers. and as andrew spencer reports. they are being cautious before committing to any action in the middle east. >> in a congress so often quided by party -- divided by party line, it could go either way. >> this is not a matter of trying to enforce party discipline or vote for other against the president. this is something you believe in. >> the obama administration made its case on sunday as 100 lawmakers returned to washington for a classified briefing. >> we know chemical weapons were used in other instances and we didn't take action. >> my move is do not do this and i honestly didn't hear anything that told me i ought to have a different position. >> reporter: others worry it is too broad leaving an open timeline and possibility of american troops on the ground. >> there will be some changes possibly after some discussion. i think we can narrow it somewhat. don't want t

. >> but meantime, the navy is ny following do whatever it takes to restore the sense of peaceea that surrounded the navy yard. >> in the first game followingoi the tragedy, each team signed se their own jersey with the proceeds going to the assistance program. bryce harper's jersey went foref more than $5,000.,0 >> coming up, one of the most beloved yankees says good-bye to the home crowd. cro you can be sure eyes will be on rg3 this sunday, but for some teammates, they are being tired of being asked about their teammate. as you can imagine. [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we just look for this g. 'cause general mills makes over 40 yummy flavors that are 130 calories or less per serving. and they're packed with vitamins and minerals. from lucky charms to cheerios. over 40 cereals. 130 calories or less. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® >> this morning's sports breakfast. thurs

jeanne moos, cnn, ny. -----end-----cnn.scr ipt----- rain on the way?ld see showers. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. for governor heats up. the high profile candidate who's officially joining the race. tonight on fox 45 news at five.. 7 day forecast ((break 8)) an x- factor... . >> welcome to "the 700 club". terrorists in kenya are still holding their ground at the mall they captured days ago. and officials say several of the attackers are americans. >> the standoff is raising new concerns about tearer groups recruitg from inside the united states. we have that story. >> it is day four of the bloody standoff in kenya. authorities say at least 62 people are confirmed dead and 175 are wounded. witnesses say the gunmen separated muslims from non muslim and asking them to resite a muslim prayer of their faith. >> [inaudible] and feel like i am dead. >> kenyan officials say they have arrested at least 10 people for questioning. the foreign minister said several americans were among the attackers. u.s. officials are looking into that claim but they

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. >> reporter: as soon as they got word of a mass shoot taat the ny yard the trauma team knew exactly what to do. >> this is what we're here for. >> reporter: that's because they're the district's only level i trauma center equipped to handle the rejohn's worst disasterss like the 2009 metro train derailment that left nine people dead and injured 80 more. and, of course, 9/11 when the pentagon was attacked. ten victims from the pentagon were treated by this team. >> you go through a lot of bad on paper and drills and practicing but when it happens, it's a little bit different. >> reporter: last monday trauma surgeons told us they were ready to treat at least ten patients but they needed to be transported quickly. >> in trauma there is a thing called the golden hour where the first hour after injury is a critical time to diagnose and begin treatment and resuscitation of injuries. and so as time passes the golden hour is ticking away. >> med star can take four major. >> reporter: the first patient police officer scott williams arrived at 9:30 a.m., followed by two civilian women. one at

ny captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> and with that the westwood won. the -- and with that the west was won. the a's have reason to celebrate. >> good ev -- evening i'm jana katsuyama. >> and i'm ken wayne. we're live where a construction crew says they've hit a pipeline. >> that gas leak has halted traffic in the area. pg & e is telling us that it was informed of the break around 8:20 this evening. there are now on the scene trying to cap the line. pg & e says the line is a 2- inch distribution line northbound trains are stopped at the millbrae station. >> b.a.r.t. is accepting caltrans tickets as is sam tram. and sam tran is working on getting extra buses running. >>> now to the a's, the excitement could not be contained as the a's clenched the al west and now move on to the play offs. the players ran out into the field as the fans cheered them on. we have team coverage, joe fonzi has coverage and player reaction. but we begin with ktvu's debra villalon with the euphoria being felt by die-hard fans -- deborah villalon with the euphoria being felt by d

teams in europe in the game for third place mcabee hi-fi shook off a poor first quarter to lead the ny caused by six points at half time however the greeks produced a stunning twenty six to nine third quarter which proved too much from a cubby headed by former russian national team coach david glass and by the late push by the israeli side kind of the micros claim third place with an eighty to seventy full final score in the end tesco made light work overtaking that exam the bonus he got for the full success again before they get their domestic and european campaigns on the way they'll be on to the us for the euro league americans will well there be up against n.b.a. teams minnesota timberwolves and us and only use first from the age of october michael vick of the r.g.p. must go. and finally the appropriately named muskerry black storm defied the elements to reach the final of the russian american football championship after edging the moscow patriots twenty thirteen yet all the pretty much talk was about n.f.l. quarterback tim thibeault which i'm portrayed explains all. trying to gain

here in london where the cost of living is so much higher there ought to be a london the being wage in ny gree with that because once you've got caps weight it's which is what we've got at the moment you are inhibiting people from saving and then you've got a generation not able to get on the high thing. because high prices just keep going up and up and also to program those your hours work is not just slave labor well i thought it was some of it there i was contract zero hours contract this allows corporations do precisely have people working for nothing it just is part of a general movement i think on the part of companies to. office less rights i guess and i feel like you're being attacked by a certain entrenched class of kleptocrats no i just think that young people don't always figure in their analysis of what's wrong with the economy and that's what's wrong we need people who on television in newspapers in blogs arguing the case be on people a lot more if we're going to have more balance in economic decision making ok fair enough i own a bed thanks so much for being on the report th

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american lawmakers on plans to strike the water on country let's go live to new york ati's miniport ny or is there a no what else do you have to say about the arab nations the. well during his testimony before the house foreign relations committee u.s. secretary of state john kerry told lawmakers that if washington carries out a military attack against damascus on its own some arab countries have proposed to foot the bill for the entire operation america's top diplomat says the offer is currently on the table so in theory of a u.s. missile strike and being funded by arab countries an offer that kerry secretary kerry says is on the table then this essentially means that the u.s. military will be working as a contractor or a mercenary force or a lock in order if you will who are its arab partners and mr kerry told us representatives that being militarily bankrolled by arab countries is not in the cards and it's not an option the obama administration is currently considering but some ask why would the secretary of state speak publicly about the proposal if it wasn't being considered a val

this some of them shoots my brother in the leg not intentionally because of it because it was ny times four in the morning even the best even the mesh shoulders. are going to make mistakes does this whole idea of brotherhood it on are and can. in this sense it was and in this context it has absolutely no place. it's. going to be. coming up on our t.v. u.s. relations with brazil continue to sour after was revealed by edward snowden the u.s. for spying on the brazilian president she's canceled a planned visit to the white house and also wants her nation to have its own internet we'll tell you more about these developments ahead. and d.c. is now the scene of a growing wage battle between workers and wal-mart attempts to make the company pay a living wage in d.c. have come up short but is the fight over more on that coming up. and we may be on the cusp of a medical crisis in the u.s. there's been an increase in bacteria that can resist antibiotics and increase that has the c.d.c. worried it will tell you what's behind this increase later in the show.

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afterwards reporting from new york marina porte ny an r.t. now turning the n.s.a.'s activities within the united states the shadowy pfizer court is revealing some of its secrets about the n.s.a. section to fifteen bulk phone metadata collection program and those secrets implicate members of congress and telecom companies. is a court ruling released on tuesday judge claire egan noted that to date not a single telecom company has challenged the n.s.a.'s collection of their customer's medha data the court ruling read today no holder of records who has received an order to produce bulk telephony metadata has challenge the legality of such an order indeed no recipient of any section two fifteen order has challenge the legality of such an order despite the explicit statutory mechanism for doing so in other words with the rare exception of qwest communications in two thousand and six not a single one of the telecom companies that we trust with our data protested when the government said handed over the opinion goes on to reveal that the court believed members of congress w

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system and wall street this year with thanks much making the report thank you max had good luck up in ny j.p. morgan exterminate with extreme prejudice looking forward to it jamie stay tuned much more coming your way. crosstalk rules and if it doesn't you can jump in anytime you want. live . live. live . live. live. live live. live . welcome back to the kaiser report we made it all the way up river with this banking apocalypse now searching for a colonel kurtz of banking jamie diamond i'm here with now or third ferguson at seattle's report dot com also there at dot com terry walker the kaiser report thanks max great to see it all right sure does j.p. morgan cohen heard the call makes gold market it would certainly appear to be that way max and if they have something rather big deal i would say let's talk about the data and the reason i would say that comes from what's not a really buy in there's a silver analyst money majed bucknor you might know who he is he's been studying all of the c.f. to see generated data for years so he knows the ins and outs he looks at all the different reports

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system and wall street secure with thanks much mainly because a report thank you max had good luck up in ny j.p. morgan exterminate with extreme prejudice looking forward to jamie stay tuned much more coming your way. player. basis with economic ups and downs in the final months day the london deal sank night and the rest of the life they meet take a building every week come up a. olympos . luckly. goodspeed. her. wish. her. luck. just say. come out on a little. slip right from the cd player. the first trip he leaves and i think the trip. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. libby and the no limit on the list. welcome back to the kaiser report we made it all the way up river with this banking apocalypse now searching for a colonel kurtz of banking jamie diamond i'm here with now or third ferguson at c.f. metals report dot com also there at dot com terry walker the kaiser report thanks max great to see it all right sure has j.p. morgan cohen heard the call max gold market it would certainly appear to be that way max and if they have not seen a rather big deal i would say let's talk about

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this something shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because it because it was ny times four in the morning even the best even the best shoulders. are going to make mistakes this is this whole idea of brotherhood and author and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. all right i'm back kaiser report with you max kaiser reporting from the sanctuary in this connecticut enclave of hedge funds in granite in stamford but this is a hedge free zone i in the backyard of author jim rickards jim welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max welcome to connecticut we're loving it out here and of course you're working on a new book and show me the galleys of that very exciting can't wait for that to come out but i wanted to cover some of the recent stories in the news you've recently come back from so far in africa which which is more dangerous jam the african rhinos you encounter in the bush or the banks or sharks you encounter here on metro north train will banks there's a definite a lot more dangerous than riders because right first of all you don

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a triple digit advance in the dow jones industrial average, bob with me here on the floor of the nys,enny is with me as well. i'm still a mill surprised given the headline risk we have a 103-point advance. >> look what happened this morning. a repeat of yesterday, china, better economic news, industrial production, retail sales were terrific overall, that helped and then we had less syria tensions really matter. it's not surprising here, interest -- excuse mi me cyclical like industrials, financial, technologies on are the market leaders and watching what's going on in the emerging markets. people were panicked a month ago asking me about the eem that dropped 25, 30% a month and a half ago and now look it's been up 8, 9 straight sessions. >> kenny, you said something interesting -- okay. hold that thought. brian sullivan back out to you. >> sorry to barge in again, but we're getting the pricing details on that new iphone 5c. the 16 gig model 99 bucks, the 32 gig model is 199 bucks. again those are the subsidized prices. that is not what you're going to pay for the phone by itself. 99

but even more accurate is the following from reviewer, williams easterly, professor of ny and a specialist in development. he has written the following: in one of the most readable and evocative accounts of foreign aid every written, virtually nothing about foreign aid is easy. that's a word that jeffrey sachs uses not infrequently throughout the book. jeffrey sachs offered a message to westerners, they could be they saviours to end poverty in africa after reading munk's book, no one will think ending poverty is that easy. that's in a forthcoming review in barons, having read the book myself, i think that's pretty accurate. nina is also the author of a previous book called "fools rush in." not a bad title for a current book, except fools would be singular. the unmaking of aol time warner. she has confided that while in a certain way this book was a very different experience, in another way it was rather similar because steve chase, jerry live yip and their like reminded her a bit of jeffrey sachs. but i want to first of all begin by just quoting from nina's statement about sachs, and indee

the wrong thing if you talk too much) jeanne moos, (nats: bad bad bad) cnn, (nats: happy happy happy) ny. coming up... a baltimore stripper... is suing mad. what she's claiming in a lawsuit she just filed against the club where she works. ((megan live tease)) you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 4)) map smart map right now detectives are searching for two armed men... who tried robbing at least two women at a marc train stop in west baltimore. as the investigation continues... m-t-a police are stepping up patrols in the area. megan gilliland is live from the train station now with the story you saw first on fox. good morning guys, police say two men wearing masks and armed with guns... approached the women on the steps... leading to the southbound platform. it was around 4 o'clock monday morning... at this station on smallwood street near franklin street. the suspects demanded money from one woman... but she had nothing. as they approached the other woman... she turned and ran away. so did the suspects... but in the other direction. as word of the attemp