we'll also get results of con-agra. this company is the poster child for the tough times in the food aisle. i would love to hear about divestitures and the need to buy more natural and organic. i suspect we'll get another difficult quarter. which will bring people back to buying. cramer faves, white wave foods and haynes celestial. the anti con-agras. so funds can capture the red-hot alibaba deal. i'm not crazy about the set-up going into next week. i've been dreading for ages what might happen if alibaba siphoned off money at the same time the bond market became competitive to stocks with decent yields, i think we're in for turmoil next week. get some alibabo or simply have cash ready while fixed-income and alibaba-related selling riles our markets. >> signed several deals this year, including one with coke, 10% stake in grand mountain. and additional 16%. also recently, took to incorporate certain coca-cola. >> green mountain, it will to be able to raise capital for alibaba. your chance will be to buy green mountain,

agreements, that egypt enjoys definite competitive advantages in the production of fruits, vegetables, agrandustries, textiles, ready-made products, chemicals and petro chemicals among many others and should plan to double the values of its exports within the coming seven years. in addition, egypt plans on bringing back the flow of visitors. let me remind you that back in 2010, close to 15 million tourists had visited egypt, generating revenue of $12 billion in u.s. dollars. it would not be too unreasonable to target, to receive 20 million tourists within five years from now. provided, however, measures are taken to diversify markets. as it was said in the introduction, the challenges are enormous, but so are the opportunities. and we are adamant, we will do whatever is needed in order to put egypt on the fast track of sustainable and inclusive growth, and to regain the confidence of financial markets, respecting our commitments, preserving the rights of investors, abiding by the rule of law, shaping economic incentives to save, to invest, to innovate, to adopt new technologies. and above a

wilmington just went up i agra e in the last half hour. stand by for a windy -- wet and windy one. wet will diminish. the wind will eventually die down tonight. temperatures climbing into the 60s with a break in the rain. it should go higher before the cool down tonight and into the 50s. tomorrow, we will start with a few clouds in the area. the wind will be coming down. overall clearing skies on friday. nice and comfortable. the humidity comes down after the rain. 77 on friday. we are clear for the weekend. great events going on this weekend. who knows? maybe a kiss cam or two to capture excitement out there. low 80s for saturday and sunday and again on monday. the next round of showers will be on tuesday. before today, we were very dry this month, down two inches since the beginning of the month. normally we get about a 5 1/2 inch rain total by this point in the month. we were at 3. today's rain is needed. >> it will help. >> it's great to see the sun for the weekend. >> the folks at the delaware county celebration of the 225th anniversary, they will enjoy the nice weather they h

they feel they have had a good handle on for the last couple of weeks has not been recognized in agra'ss not been recognized by the people. see is are going to white house recognizing they have a problem and explain what they want to do and that is what you will see them try to do. a key point here is the speech is not going to be rolling out massive new initiatives. he is not going to announce airstrikes in syria. he will put together what they been doing over the last couple of weeks in a coherent shot. the book on the second term election bid, there was some tension. how much tension is there in the white house over this foreign policy matter? >> there is a lot. you have people who fall into the different camps. there are people who think for years the u.s. should've been doing more in syria. those people feel like they have been justified in that thought process. there are people where he even with what we are facing with isis, people are wary of the complexities of getting involved in syria now. those of the two primary camps. in looking at how we are trying to deal with this, what

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