let's bring in adrienne, chief asian and emerging market. adrienne, great to have you with us.see you state side. >> why not believe this story? >> melissa, i think you can buy in as long as you are willing to be reasonably nimble. we would see the china dates remaining okay up until around november. it's mptd to understand who has been driving this. they were very quick in telling people whatnot to spend money on they haven't been controlling property prices like they were under the previous administration. we think the china data will be good through november. buy if you want to be quick but understand it's a trade rather than a structural story. >> brazil is now up about 24%. is that a place to go? that has been a beneficiary. one month high in the back of the data. is that a place to go off of a better china story? >> i think if you're looking at the resources named, yet. the story still looks very challenged. interest rates are going higher. we're in the middle of a poor credit cycle for the consumer. remember with the iron our story, the ore price has picked up quite a bi

adrienne supino tells us -- this game might help get that smart phone addiction under control.t's friday night and you are our to dinner with friends and your cell phone goes off. do you get it? a new game, phone stacking, tests your willpower can't stop checking your phones at the table? well then stack em up! whoever grabs their phone first picks up the tab. mos says: "i'd play but i'm afraid i'd lose." scene magazine editor in chief peter davis has tried phonestacking with his friends. davis says: "(how did it go?) people were going nuts ... they got twitchy." could the phone stacking be a sign that people are fed up with constant connectivity? are people beginning to see the benefit of disconnecting from electronics? we asked clinical psychiatrist doctor harris straytener. stratyner says: "it could be the start of something i just wish people could do it without gambling...just put the phone in your jacket..." people piled them high and waited for the texts to roll in.... mos: "i definitely think interpersonal connection is the best you should not check your phone." supino

roger federer, in action late last night in queens, the 17 time major championship winner took on adrienne manerino and easily sdmroedz of t disposed of the 6 ranked player losing five gales along the way. >>> serena williams has dominated so far. can she keep it going and defend her u.s. open title and can andy ury do the same? john smith has the a preview. >> here at u.s.a. today columnist do you go robinson, serena came in, lost in cincinnati but looks like she has come in with the eye of the tiger but seems like there is one person who could really, really defeat her and that's victoria azaranka. when do you think of their prospects of meeting? >> serena has played a pretty dominating season. she looked like she was in serena form in the first round. she sort of beat down on her opponent. but i think there is one player that probably doesn't fear serena. she has beaten her a couple of times. serena has a dominating record over here, but ozaranka has shown she is one of the players that might be able to take her out of this tournament. >> on the mid side, jokovich comes in number 1 seat

adrienne belltrade playing elvis andrews gave the rangers a 3-nothing lead. matt garza struck out 5 and allowed only a single run. texas wins 3 to 1. a half game in back of cleveland. >>> golf, sweeden's stenson is on the verge of picking up his largest payday ever. he leads by four strokes after ca carding a 1 understand 69 saturday. if he hangs on today to win, stenson guarantees himself a $10 million prize as the winner of the pga tours' fed ex cup. stenson is mighty fine shape to gra grab the money and run. $10 million, 1.44 million if he just wins the tour championship. even if he finishes as low as third today, he is in great shape to win the fedex cup. tiger woods, the number 1 seed, a 1 under 69 saturday is the first time he broke par all week. tiger is in a tie 426th place. >> that's your look at morning sports. del? >> john henry smith, thank you very much. if you woke up in the northeast this morning, there is a good chance when you walked out the dpoor, you got the wet. here is our national forecast >> that was the story as i walked out this morni

earlier, my colleague, adrienne finnegan spoke to the stoke home international peace institute and explained whether the joint agreement on syria can work. >> can it work to do what is the big question. i think it will work in controlling chemical weapons. there is a chance this will succeed. at the same time t will not achieve regime change. that is something the west had contemplated. from that point of view, it's not an am beneficial goal. >> what does it tell us about russia's place in the world? this is a huge success for russian diplomacy. correct? >> yes. it's a huge success for russian diplomacy indeed. without them, this wouldn't have happened. it establishes there is no progress on syria without russia. russia has secured a place at the top table so to speak. on t on the other hand, we knew that. we haven't made any progress because of the russians but now for t for the first time, we are starting them to work together with the western powers. >> that's a very important development because in the end, this does open at least the possibility of diplomatic actions on the part of syri

he squeezed him just like they squeezed adrienne. also in the book, harold fernandez, eight years ago -- i'll just tell the story really quickly that a guy gets arrested for attempted knifepoint raid in an apartment and hernandez comes in the morning and since attending the excitement of as he done this before, haven't you? the guy says you. eventually he shows in the location and turns out he had done six previous attempted knifepoint raids, but they'd all been classified as meiners. the sex crams was never notified. the priest and commander wanted so bad he should keep his numbers down, very serious crimes were downgraded to misdemeanors and that's, a rapist was able to work with impunity for a number of. i talked to one of his big guns and she said that for the next three years after that, she would never -- she could never relax in a hallway or elevator and she actually left the city and lives in a small town now. so it's kind of the real-world effect of this downgrading of crimes and refusing to take reports. @house. does anyone

federer advanced to the fourth round with a straight set victory over adrienne mourhino. federer has won all 10 previous meetings with the spaniard. >>> if they came through the juniors with me. he is a year younger than i am so 6 his game well. played over 10 times on the tour rafael nadal was just as comfortable as he overcame the croatian in straight sets. the spaniard extended his hard court record to 18 wins, no losses. >> it's great news always a positive thing. >> tests welt's draw last year, victoria survived a scare. second seed dropped first sets on a tiebreak before fighting back to win. >>> car line wiznaki was knocked out by jorgi. she hasn't made it past the fourth round at a grand slam since last year's aust 2r5i8ian open. 2011 wimbledon champion made her exit, 7th seed czech had suffered with a fever and made 24 unforced errors before losing in straight sets, 6-3, 6-love to u.s. wild card, alton risk. >> saraleeio garcia has a 1-shot lead in the deutsche bank championship in massachusetts. the spaniard eagled the 18th holes and 7 under par 64 leaving him 1

adrienne supino tells us -- this game might help get that smart phone addiction under control.iends and your cell phone goes off. do you get it? a new game, phone stacking, tests your willpower can't stop checking your phones at the table? well then stack em up! whoever grabs their phone first picks up the tab. mos says: "i'd play but i'm afraid i'd lose." scene magazine editor in chief peter davis has tried phonestacking with his friends. davis says: "(how did it go?) people were going nuts ... they got twitchy." could the phone stacking be a sign that people are fed up with constant connectivity? are people beginning to see the benefit of disconnecting from electronics? we asked clinical psychiatrist doctor harris straytener. stratyner says: "it could be the start of something i just wish people could do it without gambling...just put the phone in your jacket..." people piled them high and waited for the texts to roll in.... mos: "i definitely think interpersonal connection is the best you should not check your phone." supino says: "especially when you are out with three ladi

for "california country," i'm tracy sellers. >> hi, i'm adrienne garcia from marche in menlo park., we're gonna be making a honey panna cotta with clementines and candied zest. so, first, what you want to do is, you're gonna bring your milk and cream up to a boil with your honey. so, once this comes up, you'll add in your gelatin and always a pinch of salt. even though this is dessert, you want to bring out the other flavors. so, your honey is gonna taste that much stronger and better just with a pinch of salt. so, while i'm waiting for that to come up, i'll show you how to segment some citrus. so, you cut off both ends, and then you just go down the side, around. and you can see--just take off enough to remove the peel. you don't want to take too much of the citrus away. this way, it's just pure citrus and flavor. so, you can see it's coming up. it's starting to steam. and it's to the point where we can add in the gelatin and it will melt. and you want to ke sure you completely whisk it in. you don't want little bits of gelatin leftover that haven't melted. so, now that it's all h