who do you hate, alan? who do you hate? everybody! good! let it go! keep going, alan! stop! should i stop? well, it's up to you. you paid for the full hour. attaboy. attaboy. i feeluch better. oh, good. yeah, we're all thrilled for you. and by the way, about the... you know. i'm not scared of 'em. i just have a healthy respect. fine. we'll see you both next week. how long am i gonna have to keep coming here? "help me out here, doc. i need a time of death." "sorry, lieutenant, but i can't give you "an official t.o.d. until i get her on the slab. "but based on hypostatic lividity "and degree of rigor, i'd say our cheerleader got her pom-poms pierced right around halftime." real? real. "anything else?" "left-handed assailant, used a single-edged blade, multiple entry wounds and defensive trauma." "so how are we gonna find this psychopath?" "well, like our killer, we'll just have to... take a stab at it." that's it. so, you think i'll get the part? uh, well, i for one totally buy you as a brilliant forensic investigator. thanks, but i believe it's pronounced "fornesic." what do

it means alan gets new underwear. going to go pick up my son and deliver this last drop of blood money to the former mrs. alan harper and soon-to-be mrs. herb melnick. may god have mercy on his soul. am. so, you want some company? you want to come with me? hey, why not? i don't have any plans. you got stood up again, didn't you? i'm starting to think all these girls have the same damn shrink. all right, well, if you're gonna come, grab your camera. you can take some snapshots of pharaoh judith letting her alan go. got the camera right here. you carry it with you? i thought i had a date. it takes video, too. ♪ men, men, men, men, manly men, men, men ♪ ♪ men, men, men, men, manly men, men, men ♪ ♪ ooh... ♪ men, men, men, men, manly men ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ ooh ♪ ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ohh, ooh-ooh... ♪ ♪ men, men, men, men, manly men, men, men ♪ ♪ ooh... ♪ men, men, men, men, manly men, men, men ♪ ♪ ah ♪ men ♪ men ♪ ♪ i'm watching you tonight. ♪ it's in those blue eyes. ♪ sweet surprise. ♪ that everything feels right. ♪ tonight. ♪ ooooo

he has written a show with alan zweibel. please welcome dave barry and alan zweibel. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for the fairly lengthy introduction. those are going to go first. i am dave. first of all, we're thrilled to be here at the commonwealth club. i want to tell you a little bit about myself. i live in miami. i moved there in 1986 from the united states. [laughter] one of the things i always feel like i should do is to defend my city because it had a bad reputation, a bad image. the zogby does this organization -- and does this poll were they asked people about different cities. many respondents thought miami was a dangerous and violent place. that hurts. when we see that, we want to attract those people down and kill them. [laughter] it is a wonderful city, it really is. it is a question of learning to adapt to the local culture. for example, you would never say out loud in miami, i do not know, i think you have to admit that castro has done some good for cuba. [laughter] anyway, what ever you have heard, disregard. it is a great town. we have a new

educate me, alan. to what malibu beach house are you referring?kay, okay, i was going to tell you about that. do you have one that i don't know about? no, no. 'cause if you do, one of us should be living there. are you going to let me explain, or not? what's to explain? you have a malibu beach house and you're the... "chiropractor to the stars." okay, what do you want me to call myself? chiropractor to fat people in the valley? everybody exaggerates on these things. okay, i can understand that. you're probably not going to get a lot of responses to "bushy-nosed cheapskate, enjoys long walks to a free meal." exactly. (doorbell rings) hey, you're going out tonight, aren't you? why? well, i-- i met a woman on this dating site and she's here and it would be good if... you weren't. you're throwing me out of my own house? well, no, if you read the profile, it's my house. see? (doorbell rings) coming! be right there! please play along. you're going to play along, right? i guess we'll find out together, won't we? alan, hi. beverly, it's so great to finall

(screams) (whispering) alan. alan! (dogs barking) man: they must have heard something. quiet!ng on door) no, it's nothing. come on back. (breathing heavily) alan: jackie. cowboy. -hi. -jackie: don't worry. you'll be all right. i will get you out. -what did you call him? -cowboy. that's what she used to call me. super. isn't this special.

alan: trust the market action. opinions aren't anything at all and you've gotta trust what you see on the screen not what you think is gonna happen. you get paid by predicting the markets not the events. angie: topic number two---oil's well. crude oil is trading at a one month low. is there a safe play in oil? james: i actually think oil has some more downside here. we're seeing all the fear premium getting pulled out of oil. all of the weak longs getting shaken out. i think there's still some more downside. i think the one thing that also could add to that is the taper. alan: there's always the upside shock price risk when you're looking at the oil market. anything can happen in the world. looking at it from a technical standpoint, we're back to the base where we were before the serious stuff happened. we've been above $100 a barrel since july. it's been a long time. it's the new normal. from a risk reward level, lean on the 102. we actually got down and made some new lows over the last couple of days but the vola

alan -- >> yes? >> what don't we know about billy crystal and/or larry david that you want to share with the international radio audience? which can probably be picked up in l.a. billy is like my closest friend. he and larry are both my buddies. larry david, when we all started out, we used to sit back in the back of the improvisation or whatever club we were in it just to watch larry. he was the comedian's comedian. back then he had hair like larry from the three stooges. he had wire rim glasses. he would get on a stage on a friday night at the improv. the crowd was predominantly suburban predominantly wouldblue hair. a pure suburban crowd. larry would get up. he will look at them and the first words out of his mouth -- you know, i feel very comfortable with you people. in fact, i feel so comfortable, i am thinking of using the true form of the verb instead of usted. i was laughing my ass off. it was so funny. the audience was like an oil tank. he had no idea what they were looking at. he kept on go

alan: yes, it's all of them. angie: it's all of the above. alan: but i won last week. i won two weeks in a row. angie: there you go. double win. thanks guys! first business continues right after this. joining us now for chart talk is tim biggam of trading block. he's on the defense for us this morning. good morning tim. > >good morning angie. > >for people who want to protect their portfolios, what is the best defense in playing the market? > >looking at the vix or the vxx which you can buy outright like a stock. trading really at all time lows here. it's a way to kind of have some downside protection as the market sells off vxx tends to go higher so adding a little of that in here i think is not a bad play given stocks are within shouting distance of those all time highs and the concerns that we've seen in the past are still out there. > >are the defensive stocks as well? > >absolutely. i think the utilities sector certainly is a classic defensive play and given the bump up we've seen in rates this these utility stocks have been hit pretty hard here. so looking at nam

oh, come on, alan. we both know i can't do that.say, that it was a bad idea? okay, it was a bad idea. and the only thing we bonded over was our mutual discomfort with pooping into a coffee can. it wasn't chock full o' nuts, was it? sorry, sorry. where's jake? he went back to his friends in hooterville. well, i can't blame him. it never rains in hooterville. look, alan, seriously, i'm, i'm sorry it didn't work out. i know your heart was in the right place. thank you. now, i finished the limerick. you want to hear it? too soon? you don't get it. you don't understand what it's like to be a little boy's best friend, to be someone he looks up to, and then one day you turn around and the only person he looks up to is covered with baby oil and nailed to the ceiling. count your blessings. there's all kinds of pictures that could have been up there. yeah, i guess. it could have been the moscow ballet. i got it. still, i can't help but feel a little empty inside, like--like a chapter of my life is over. so? you've still got plenty to look for

bill, this is my brother, alan. alan, this is my old... friend, bill. nice to meet you, bill. same here. i thought you were going to hook up with that old girlfriend who wanted to "see" you. oh, right. turns out she changed her... "mind." anyway, i ran into my old friend bill here. so, uh, stood up by jill, ran into bill. that's funny. you have a sick sense of humor, alan. the house is clean. i'm going home now. i'll pick that up on monday. sorry. that's mine. hi. hi. ok, i'm outta here. so, bill, uh, you from around here? i was, but i moved away for a couple years. now i'm planning on moving back and buying a place. hello. evelyn harper, evelyn harper real estate. oh, yeah. mom's here. no problem. i'm drunk. i'm bill shraeder. i'm a friend of charlie's. no need to apologize. so, are you interested in renting or buying? buying. excellent. price range? i'm flexible. i'll bet you are. but i was talking money. well, so was i. ooh, sexy and liquid. i like that in a man. nice guy. poker buddy? used to. and don't call me "buddy." ( laughs ) i'm sorry. there it is. well, thank you so

alan: i got it. soda! the future is water.id that 10 years ago we were gonna bottle water and charge more than we do for coke but the reality is that the fizzy water soda machines are a revolution now. you can make your soda on your own or make that fizzy water on your own. if you look at the stock, it went from 30 to 80. that's the next new momentum stock. james: i actually completely agree with that. i think soda is a great pick. but let's not act like the move in tesla and priceline is over. i think those stocks still have potential for more upside here. tesla is a growth stock that can still head higher and sodastream is a good play as well. alan: some stocks you know them when you see them so that's what you want to watch for. pay attention to what's going on to the fundamentals. you can see it on the chart, you want to jump on board and take a piece out of that high probability move. angie: here's your bonus round question.... alan: railroad. james: that wasn't one of the choices. mining... angie: it was bank of new york

dice ay alan, mijito. lindo. >>> julio con estas tÉcnicas, cuÁnto tiempo nos llevarÍa el recoger una casa, del tamaÑo normal. >>> mÁs o menos, con eso no tiene nada de malo. mire. entonces, volvamos a repasar alan, vamos a la cama, la tendemos, rapidito, dos minutos, en la cocina, el reguero de los platos, los recibos y cosas que tenemos, que llegamos con el correo, lo tiramos, esconda todo eso, no como alan, lo pone en un cajÓn, donde tenga recibos, platos en el lavadero de platos. los pone, no lo lavarÁ en ese momento, y por Último, el baÑo, se enfoca en los dos sitios donde mÁs se ve sucio, el espejo y puertas del baÑo. y ya con eso, seÑor, su fin de semana, o el del alan quedarÁ desocupado para hacer ejercicios, y los demÁs. >>> que el lunes, la novia o esposa, lo haga bien. no? no se nos da julia, es una realidad. >>> no, no puede ser, una vez al mes una limpieza profunda, que hagan los seÑores. >>> voy a hacer el sindicato oficial de los amos de casa. >>> vamos a limpiar profundo en familia, muchas g

alan: i think that people are not respecting this overall trend. and that's not that far away in percentage terms. if you look at the pe ratio historically, that could very easily happen because we're still below the peak that we had in 2007 from the price to earnings. cause it's all about earnings in my opinion when it comes to stocks. james: a lot of people make arguments at this level that valuations are getting a bit stretched. and really that doesn't matter with the interest rate environment we have right now. if the fed is able to keep the bond market under control, i think that is a very realistic target. alan: the market doesn't know high or low, only people have an emotional tie to what they think is high or low. angie: topic number two: does chatter matter? from tv shows to trading floors. all the talking heads were saying that the fed was likely to taper. was this just a lot of chit chat? james: so they had the entire street completely convinced that the taper was 100% going to happen. interest rate complex was the most short it's been i

>>> estaba cantando. >>> oigan, chris , le escribe a alan, y dice, quÉ divino abrir los ojos.>> oke. >>> oigan. queso parmesano. >>> verdad? >>> sÍ, estamos cocinando verdad? >>> si. >>> los chicos de pronto. >>> karla. >>> a ver. >>> karla, por favor. >>> es necesario, que me metiÓ. >>> ya hizo un gasto. >>> dÓnde tenÍas el moÑo metido? >>> daniel me asustÉ. >>> ah ok. >>> se puso buena. >>> tuve un minutito para correr al baÑo. >>> sÍ. >>> aja. >>> ahora echenle la culpa a daniel. >>> no, me tocÓ una vez, con christian de la fuente me mandaron a la tina, saludos christian, no te pierdes "despierta amÉrica". quÉ buen rato, bueno, estÁn muy buenos. >>> saludos nelson. >>> de quÉ les voy a hablar, de los piropos? sÍ? >>> sÍ, de los piropos que nos hicieron el favor de mandarlos. estÁn muy buenos, daniel y christian. >>> no importa, uno tiene que admirar la belleza, o no? >>> sÍ. >>> el que uno tenga restaurante, no impides que veas el menÚ. >>> claro. >>> por supuesto. >>> es un buen piropo, no lo dijimos aÚn. >>> estÁn muy buenos todos los piropos, mÁs adelante leeremos alguno

oh, myra, this is judith's first husband, alan. hi. so how does this work? do you get your original testicles back or does my brother give you his? myra, the castration jokes are getting a little old. not in my house. well, this is alan's brother, charlie. oh, yeah, the booze-riddled sleazebag. she did not hear that from me. it's not like it's a big secret. judith: myra, where the hell is jake? how should i know? because i asked you to get him ready to go to his father's. you also asked me to try on this satin stool sample. herb, tell your sister it's a lovely dress. herb, tell your fiancee the diet pills are affecting her judgment but not her ass. that's it. she's got to go. i can't throw out family! and that's the bitch of it, herb. hey, um, charlie and i were thinking of taking jake out to a movie. we were? we were. myra, would you like to join us? you didn't say anything about a movie. i wanted to surprise you. herb: hey, you know what? that's a great idea. go to a movie with alan and charlie. can i wear my pretty new dress? get her out, herb. hey, look

just, alan rusbridger, has written a book.w your piano playing, your interest in music, mastering this piece, relates to what you are doing with "the guardian." are is a diary that we working on, wikileaks and phone hacking, but it is also about creativity in midlife. the choices of what we do with our time when we are not working , the value of painting, reading, writing poetry, the sources of creativity that lie within us. i went back to playing the piano later in life. i tried playing this extraordinary piece of music, this chopin ballade. it was taking the stress and , and at out of my life the same time, holding down an editing job. i hope it is a book that will encourage those that gave up the piano or that always wished they could play, that you have time to do these things. to get back to that pressure no are talking about, country, other than the united states, has felt the impact of thanrevelations more so the habsburg zone. revelations about the nsa spying on an analyst of the president, the people extensively. your

we have alan at the cme. alan, you were not shocked by the fed decision. you say you weren't surprised at all. >> not at all. the fed played this perfectly. you may not agree they have done exactly what they wanted. performance out of the market they wanted. threshold issue is very specific. 2% on inflation and 6.5% on unemployment. why everybody thought they would change the rules i don't know. david: hold on a second. you gave a half a percentage point on unemployment. they said 7%. >> 6.5. david: that's what they said back in july. >> okay, i'm pretty sure it was 6.5 anyways we're not there. when we get there we'll start thinking about it. anyways that is not as important. the market is on a strong trend. announcement of nothing but guess what? things continue to happen the way they are happening last four years, not so much yesterday. think about the lows that we saw in august. we've gone straight up since then. gone up 6%. i think there is lot more optimism. the vix is nowhere near the lows of the year. we're not getting any complacency. i think there

he's ford ceo, alan mulally. according to the tech website, mulally has vaulted to the forefront of the candidates and the discussions with microsoft are said to be serious. now, if this is true, is alan mulally the right man to run microsoft. kara swisher, co-executive editor joins us now along with jon fortt. we know that alan mulally has a reputation as a turnaround specialist, but he's a car guy and can alan mulally turn around a complex company, tech company, like microsoft? >> well, he runs a complex tech company, if you think about it. talk about a complex company, delivering and creating cars is a similar kind of thing with lots of technological challenges, logistical challenges. so he's certaiy got the skills to do it. he ran the commercial airlines division of boeing. these are all very difficult and complicated jobs. i think the issue is, he's a non-techie, although he's quite technical, it's sort of besides the point. what they need at microsoft is a leader who can try to figure out where microsoft go

. >>> a todo nos gusta, alan, venga pa Á.z en cuando, no todos los dÍas. >>> que nos cocinen, apapachen, que hagan taquitos, y todo. venga. >>> mira, tengo una cebolla, con un poquitico de aceite de oliva, la cocino despacito, me comprÉ un pollo rotiseri. lo puensar de larbac. >> con elpoo,e garaizo que comes fÁcil die personas. >>> wow!, tanto? >>> sÍ, quÉ pollo. fÍjate, le puse lacebolla, no? > a. >>> ahora le voy a ponern poquito de o. > es del frasquito? >>> cÓmo lo sabes? >>> voy al supe saludos aas que me atienden en elsuper, son hermosas. >>> tengo que ir al estudio, qÉe ricura que lo conozc ano, y lo luden,e fascina, si quien randar mÁs, le pones pimientos. >>>uÉ delicia. >>> unos pimientos, mientras mÁs eche mÁs agrandara. y naranja agria, saben lo que es? >>> una naranja, pero agria. >>> quÉ suspicaz. >>> sÍ, exacto. >>> vamos a ponerlo en esto. >>> como la lima. >>> sÍ, y tiene, un sarcito muy peculiar, bn sabroso. bastante naranja agria, quÉ ricura. y yo lepong muy poquitica sal. >>> le ec?o tenÍa. >>>Í, por vor,

con algo interesante. >>> con alan?mos a hacer servicio, dice 3 mil millas es comercial, lo que tiene que hacer es leer el manual de operaciones del vehÍculo, encontrarÁ la informaciÓn que necesita para ahorrarse mucho dinero en su bolsillo. >>> a veces compra un carro nuevo, ve el manual, asÍ de gordo, no voy a leer eso, la realidad que ahorrarÍa mucho dinero si lee exactamente las indicaciones que lo hacen. los que lo manufacturan. tengo un pana que me decÍa, por quÉ vas a la ventana, con el aire arriba no gastas mÁs gasolina. es cierto, si tiene el aire prendido. >>> es un mito. >>> otra vez? >>> estudios demuestran que manejar con el aire acondicionado disminuye un poco el consumo de gasolina, no tienes que sufrir y pasar calor en el verano. maneja con el vidrio arriba, y el aire, la gasolina si disumÍnuye es muy poco. >>> muchas personas. no sÉ por que pasan la licencia, manejan con los dos pies. cuÁl es el problema de eso? >>> sÍ, es una realidad. >>> eso sÍ. exactamente. manejar con los dos pies es peligroso. los

alda and then peter serafin once there's a really good alan alda. what is up around old i got there from crimes and misdemeanors that movie and. he kills his girlfriend jill so funny it would initially wrote alan alda into a thing so. william shatner was in that show called. s s blank my dad says you know and so we were going to do a similar thing with alan alda called my my f. ing roommate is a horse and it was al and all that his roommate was a second so how does he sound like you know i'm going to tell you when we roommates a horse and. this is insanity it was new in my mind. thank you very much this is great this is great i love you have people told you have the chino ever spoken to you now i saw him once and i was too afraid why would you be afraid he's a regular guy he's out that she. really is and what was it like being directed by you wife. it was great as a short and through it you know i kind of knew what the tone she wanted for a movie. it was i said it was a weird thing where she to direct me in a sex scene with rachel bilson which was y

alan's been wanting to get married for a while, i understand it. want to see if you guys might get married, and she said are in emphatic terms, absolutely not. so i don't know -- how all that sits. >> ah. >> apparently she's upset. did you know she didn't want to get married, or -- >> yes. she's the one that asked me. you know what i'm saying? she told me to go ahead and put in the application for the marriage. and that's the reason why i come to you and asked you, you know, about -- going about getting married. >> what do you think changed her mind? >> i have no idea. >> she's -- noticeably upset. >> yeah. yeah. >> probably need to straighten that up. miscommunication might have taken place. >> yeah. definitely. all right. >> okay. see ya later. >> apparently she's -- she's mad at me for some reason. i don't know. i don't know why she's mad at me. this is news to me. you know? i mean, se -- she's the one that asked me to get the ball rolling on getting the marriage going. you know? and i don't know what's happened. >>> coming up, terrence mosley's

dice ay alan, mijito.olutamente mucho. pero bueno, me tuve que levantar bien temprano para hacer el revoltillo, tengo mucha informaciÓn interesante, estoy seguro que les encantarÁ, sino quÉdense con otro, no conmigo, checalo. >>> enxico:aunque a eiza gonzÁlez en este momento se encuentra en ese paÍs, como vimos hace un rato, l que tendrÁ que volver rapido a la meca del cine, porque ya tiene pelÍcula en hollywood, se llama (nombre en inglÉs). y si no me entendiÓ, espere que salga la pelÍcula, el director dijo que podrÍa interpretar el tema principal tambiÉn, por que serÁ que no me encuentro una sandra bullock en mi camino. >>> tÚ tranquilo, estÁs casado. >>> carla, la novia de alejandro fernÁndez, presumiÓ el nuevo tatuaje de su amor, en las redes sociales por supuesto, y solo vimos unas alas. quÉ serÁ? ah, y si piensa que solo el potrillo tiene nuevo tatoo, se equivocan, ella se hizo en el brazo, con esta leyenda, algo bonito, y no lei mal, la p y la o estÁn separados, el mÍo dice renopla, recuerdos de una

alan i want to talk about the lowly dollar. the dollar was on a role then the fed comes in and said it will delay tapering. is it getting up pretty bad here. >> i think so, but my reasoning because it is unwinding. bonn unwinding earlier this year from safety. the same thing happened for the dollar. the dollar accelerated to the upside because it was best of all bad currencies. people are getting out of the safety and dollar is getting below the equalibrium level. 80 will lift a lot of assets markets. liz: i tan tell you whatever happened with the dollar, quits liked it. we snap ad six-day losing streak for the dow and s&p. where do we go from here? >> we've been stuck in this trading range really since august. you and i visited last month about the selloff we had in august and had this rebound in september because of janet yellen coming in for larry summers. the markets like that. it means more accommodation. also now we have fed come out with know taper. but the problem is we haven't been able to break out to new highs yet. s

y le dices a alan l.avajas te don carro particular de un taxila verdad yo trabajaba nada más los miércoles y yo llegaba la casa yo entraba las seis de la mañana con la señora trabajar y llegaba veces a las 11 o 12 de la noche, porque me quedaba cuidarlo porque no llegaba su hijo será tu horario normal normal era que yo salí a las seis de la tarde yo de vez en cuando llegaba tarde queda el resto de que tantas hasta vestir diferente y la minifalda y el escote, tu puedas todavía esta señora no, ya falleció la señorano era enfermera, como dama de compañía de la señora la llevabas a los lugares y le facilitamos la vida ya poco así se viste así como ahorita me ve vestida así no me ponía johnny minifalda ni corta ni muy larga, lo que es normal, de hecho la señora me pidió eso por que ella era una persona de sociedades merecías que una vez llegabas en la noche pero como dices que todos los días dice que de vez en cuando, ahora, ustedes dicen que es si fuera la luego que se fue pedro y luego que sí fue silvia y el

alan wang is at the jail with this late breaking development. alan? >> technically the jail computer shows that michael montgomery is no longer in custody. we have not seen him walk through the front doors of the jail. there is a good chance he was released through a side door due to special circumstances. michael montgomery from lodi was in jail since yesterday, the day after he stabbed and killed a dodgers fan after a game outside at&t park. jonathon denver died from his wounds after he and some friends got into a rivalry-fueld altercation with friends outside a bar after 11:30. in an interview with the sentinal they claimed their son was outnumbered and they say he was hit in the head with a chair so he fought back in self-defense. that appears to be why he was released. this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our ethical obligation to charge this case. earlier we did speak to a m

alan, usually when you look at the energy complex and whole thing is down, that is more statement that people are not too sure about the economy be than specifically with individual energy stories. >> we're seeing people getting on sidelines right now. not sure what is happening with a government shut down? if it does should the down it could be bad for energy market. i see us in a holding pattern. but we also at a low level, it is easy for a speculate or to get in, with a language position, wti, still a buy, still going higher. >>> right now 102.80. there it is. finally. down 23-cents, everything else is down took brent, heating oil have a good week, tune in 5:00 a.m., ben willis, at the time the alarm. >> i'm up, i'll be there. >>> traders are all up early. at we mentions visitors brace for the potential government shut down, u.s. markets are down for the week. there is a flashing indicate or here, the swiss franc some call it the swissy has been rallying on the uncertainty, the swiss frank has beefranc has been the, are parties in washington closer to a dial, you know what the swiss

alan wang is at the jail with this late breaking development. alan? >> technically the jail computer shows that michael montgomery is no longer in custody. we have not seen him walk through the front doors of the jail. there is a good chance he was released through a side door due to special circumstances. michael montgomery from lodi was in jail since yesterday, the day after he stabbed and killed a dodgers fan after a game outside at&t park. jonathon denver died from his wounds after he and some friends got into a rivalry-fueld altercation with friends outside a bar after 11:30. in an interview with the sentinal they claimed their son was outnumbered and they say he was hit in the head with a chair so he fought back in self-defense. that appears to be why he was released. this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our ethical obligation to charge this case. earlier we did speak to a m

. >>> muy bien alan. >>> ni que fueran las olimpiadas. >>> sÍ, maÑana viernes se estrena por nuestrataciÓn internacional de la serie estadounidense que sigue la vida de un grupo de jÓvenes de alta sociedad mexicana, exponen su vida en redes sociales, y la juventud hoy en dÍa. >>> sÍ, es un tema interesante, para hablarnos de esto, tenemos en vivo desde mÉxico, a sus protagonistas, sofÍa y diego, cÓmo estÁn muchachos. >>> bienvenidos, un gusto saludarlos. >>> bien, muchas gracias. gracias, igualmente. >>> hola, hola. >>> la serie trata de la vida de jÓvenes que lo tienen todo, prÁcticamente. lo triste en este caso de la situaciÓn, es que estamos viviendo en acapulco, algo distinto. vemos escasez de alimentos, la gente sufre, es importante que ustedes que graben en el lugar, les manden un mensaje para ayudar a los damnificados. >>> sÍ, claro que si, estamos supertristes, disfrutamos en acapul acapulco, y ver las inundaciones, y el hÚca huracÁn la tormen, donen, metanse a univisiÓn mÉxico. com. y donar para la cruz roja mexicana. >>> sÍ, es importante. >>> una situaciÓn muy triste. >>>

alan greenspan. schoumacher:to chaman alan greensp the rules had changed.doubted whether inflation cod be adequately measured in the new econo using current techniques to trace price trends over time. when electricity was developed th was a new econo. when automobiles became prevalent that was a new economy. now we have a new economy that's electronic age. think it has contributed as those earli new economiecontributed, to an increase in productivity. there was a time when economists thought that when thunemployment rate got below 6% -- or 5 1/2 or 5, something like that -- that we would inevitably have inflation. we found out in the 1990s that with aery productive economy don't necessarily get inflation when unemployment drops. schoumacher: productivity was a key factor in keeping inflation down. but another factor wasthe globalization of business. the introduction of market forces frr trade, and widespread deregulion meant that international trade and investment played a much larger role in our economy than before. volcker: japan's been almost flat on its

alan wang is at the jail with this late breaking development. alan? >> technically the jail computer shows that michael montgomery is no longer in custody. we have not seen him walk through the front doors of the jail. there is a good chance he was released through a side door due to special circumstances. michael montgomery from lodi was in jail since yesterday, the day after he stabbed and killed a dodgers fan after a game outside at&t park. jonathon denver died from his wounds after he and some friends got into a rivalry-fueld altercation with friends outside a bar after 11:30. in an interview with the sentinal they claimed their son was outnumbered and they say he was hit in the head with a chair so he fought back in self-defense. that appears to be why he was released. this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our ethical obligation to charge this case. earlier we did speak to a m

alan joins us now live from y re ba buena. alan? >> hi, carolyn and dan. what we are seeing is that when cars drive under that beautiful part of the suspension bridge we see a in the traffic and when they get past the tower it picks up again. chp think it is the novelty of a new bridge and they think it could last a week. long after the evening commute it looked like rush hour traffic on the bay bridge. partly because drivers who couldn't help but gaze at the new span. >> i got a few people hoping behind -- honking behind me when they saw me 2 slower. >> the bridge is beautiful. >> the novelty of driving over the new east span began at 10:15 last night when it reep oned to the first -- when it reopened to the first drivers. >> you are the first vehicle across the state bridge. how cool is that? monumental. >> he shot this video as he entered the bridge from the northbound i-880 and jockeyed in the front of the pack to be one of the first to cross. >> i know which to go into the fast track and which split into the extra lanes. i managed to get around a coup

alan? alan? >>> falta. >>> ay dios mÍo.ay, ay, ay, (risas) >>> ahora? a la una. >>> estÁs lista para ver a la nueva nancy? ya, una, dos, taran! (aplausos) (gritos) (silbidos). >>> wow!! >>> nancy. quieres llorar, mi reina. estÁs llorando. >>> estÁ emocionada. >>> quÉ hermosa mi reina, pÁrate aquÍ por favor, mi reina, estÁ llorando, mi sammy, estÁs contenta, no puede ni hablar, cÓmo te sientes? contenta. >>> esperabas esto? viste que eres hermosa. >>> estÁs poniendole por afuera la belleza que tienes por dentro. >>> gracias. >>> sammy que le quieres decir, quÉ le hicimos? >>> no hay grandes cambios, es su cabello, obviamente, el alex el mago del color, le puso rayos, tintes, y este tipo de cabello cuando se decolora tiende a tirar a rojo, tratamos de neutralizar el rojizo, y vemos un color miel, suave. >>> tenue. >>> quiero que ella se va. >>> y va a ver la diva. que llegÓ hoy aquÍ. >>> se ve preciosa. >>> y miren ahÍ estÁ nancy, como llegÓ. >>> una mujer que por muchas circunstancias se descuidÓ, hoy a sacar la diva, gracia

thank you, alan. thank you, gillian. >> pleasure. >> thank you, charlie. >> we'll be right back, stay with us. >> i think a peace process only can emerge for a dialogue between the partners ultimately, especially between us that we are already about 20 years into these negotiations. >> rose: ehud barak is here. until march he served as minister of defense and deputy prime minister of israel. he served as prime minister of israel from 1999 until 2001. he's also the most decorated soldier in israel's history. in israel, as in the united states, all eyes are on syria. diplomatic efforts have averted u.s. military strikes for now. it remains to be seen whether bashar al-assad will surrender his chemical weapons stockpile. some have warned that perceived lean jens toward syria could embolden iran. i'm pleased to have ehud barak at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: how are you finding not being in government? >> i was asked how i feel and why i did it. i told the joke about someone went to the doc

alan is with the arizona association of community health centers. alan good to talk to you.o do this job, how much training did you get? my understanding is that training was delayed a bit. i guess the question is will the team be ready? >> the team will be ready. we're working with 27 partners. each partner has been using an online system to help people enroll in medicaid. and we have been using that system for about 12 years. they are going through training for the federally facilitated marketplace, and we will be ready to help people. >> do you have information on pricing yet? >> here in arizona will find out pricing and which insurance companies are in the qualified health plans in the marketplace. we'll find that out on october 1st. >> okay. are you going door to door because i know there is a debate about republicans that have raised concerns about that particular kind of outreach. >> we're not going door-to-door directly. there are organizations that are trying to find the hard to reach populati populations. but they are referring people to certified application couns

let me start with alan dershowitz. do you buy this stuff? do you believe that assad will willingly turn over the chemical weapons and then somehow or other the u.n. is going to destroy it? >> no, i don't believe it any more than that iran would turn over its nuclear weapons. iran which runs syria has repeatedly invited delay by saying it would do things that it never did. on the other hand, if it were to happen, it would be the best possible solution. it would get the chemical weapons out of syria. so i think it should be given a chance. that congress ought to now authorize a new red line and if in fact syria violates that red line, the president will already have authority to take whatever military action he deems proper. i think that combination might produce -- >> what's the new red line? do you mean congressional authority for military action? >> yeah, the new red line would be if syria were to use chemical weapons again, if it were not to turn them over, if we were to decide this was a delaying tactic, then he already has the authority.

alan joins us now live from y re ba buena. alan? >> hi, carolyn and dan.t we are seeing is that when cars drive under that beautiful part of the suspension bridge we see a in the traffic and when they get past the tower it picks up again. chp think it is the novelty of a new bridge and they think it could last a week. long after the evening commute it looked like rush hour traffic on the bay bridge. partly because drivers who couldn't help but gaze at the new span. >> i got a few people hoping behind -- honking behind me when they saw me 2 slower. >> the bridge is beautiful. >> the novelty of driving over the new east span began at 10:15 last night when it reep oned to the first -- when it reopened to the first drivers. >> you are the first vehicle across the state bridge. how cool is that? monumental. >> he shot this video as he entered the bridge from the northbound i-880 and jockeyed in the front of the pack to be one of the first to cross. >> i know which to go into the fast track and which split into the extra lanes. i managed to get around a couple c

alan joins us now live from y re ba buena. alan? >> hi, carolyn and dan.when cars drive under that beautiful part of the suspension bridge we see a in the traffic and when they get past the tower it picks up again. chp think it is the novelty of a new bridge and they think it could last a week. long after the evening commute it looked like rush hour traffic on the bay bridge. partly because drivers who couldn't help but gaze at the new span. >> i got a few peopleng hoping behind -- honking behind me when they saw me 2 slower. >> the bridge is beautiful. >> the novelty of driving over the new east span began at 10:15 last night when it to the oned to the first -- when it reopened to the first drivers. >> you are the first vehicle across the state bridge. how cool is that? monumental. >> he shot this video as he entered the bridge from the northbound i-880 and jockeyed in the front of the pack to be one of the first to cross. >> i know which to go into the fast track and which split into the extra lanes. i managed to get around a couple cars and get into the

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. >> alan bell jr. is an 11-year veteran of the dover fire department.t, is also on scene. >> we saw a lot of smoke coming from the first floor and a lot of smoke coming from the second floor on the front of the house. >> morales learns a woman is trapped on the second floor. he and his team quickly assess the situation. >> when i arrived, i just saw randolph fire department on scene establishing water supply and trying to get into the building to be able to make a rescue of the victim that was reportedly trapped. >> shortly after arriving, alan bell was at a brand new gadget, a helmet camera, giving a rare glimpse of what fire fighting is like upclose. >> i got it for christmas of 2009, so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. >> because of a change in regulations, it's the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. >> we were initially called is what they call a rapid intervention team, with extract firefighters if they get lost or hu

alan wang is live for us at pier23 where they are still partying. alan? >> yes, carolyn.inal concert is over and the crowd is tapering down. there is still one private party for oracle team usa taking place down at the end of the pier. they just aren't ready to let the day end. as the celebration sailed into the night they couldn't stop talking about oracle team usa's miraculous victory. >> it was amazing. >> you can't ask for anything better. >> they want to keep preserving the moment. >> it is one of the greatest come backs in sports history. >> as we kim across the finish line we joined the chaos. it was crazy out there. >> while team usa fans were celebrating, new zealand fans were caw mise rating. >> i was sitting out there and it was the worse thing i have ever had. it is one of the brightest events ever. >> after two weeks of racing only a handful them are left. curious workers filled out the crowd. >> i was supposed to be at work today and i am not at work today. >> i have a great manager and very flexible. i am going to work late tonight. >> i am the boss. >> the