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you are not jumping on the ali baba bandwagon. ali baba bandwagon. >> no, i am not.tuart: illegal? >> investors are by and to. it is illegal. jack moss himself said he was a legal when he got yahoo! out of their version of paypal. making sure that yahoo! got turfed out of its own company. two big internet versions and china. that is going to be a problem. the other thing, of course, is that commerce is struggling and china. stuart: you cannot do much in china without that coming up. >> and impressive individual. you have to give it to him. if those -- we have seen this story before with other successful entrepreneurs. >> western companies are under investigation and china just as ali baba comes and goes public. glascow was found guilty of bribery. china comes here, raises money here and over there, investigating western companies. what do you make of that? >> powerful political enterprises are taking it away from them. where is it listing? it is not listing and china. it is not listing in hong kong. it is coming to china. stuart: it could go for $88-$90 per share. it

ali came running out of the house.pmohammed and ali picked his sister and the three children and made their return home. the return journey would bring them through nisoor square. ahammad found himself in traffic jam and thought it was u.s. military checkpoint. nothing seemed out of the ordinary to him when he saw the armored vehicles block off traffic. >> as mohammad and the family waited in the suv, the men in the car next to them was frantic. he said i think someone was shot in the car in front of you. mohammad watched in horror as they look a white sedan in front of his eyes. inside, mohammad later learned, were a young iraqi medical student and his mother. >> as chaos and blood flow to the square, mohammed remembers the face of one man in particular who tried to flee the blackwater gunmen. >> as mohammed set in his suv with his nine-year-old son ali, his sister and her three children, he realized for them, attempting to escape was not an option. as the shooting intensified, mohammad yelled for the kids to get down

ali baba has a funky relationship with ali pay, which gives jack ma serious advantage he owns ali pay and shares 37% of the profits with ali baba an 37% of the ecommerce comes from ali pay. it's a rick. so we don't want someone owning a method of payment that could hurt ali baba. wait a second, why doesn't ma unload much more than 12 million shares in the deal like he could. if he intended to take a bigger chunk, why doesn't he dump mo much more? why does he quadruple the amount he sells? he isn't. a lot more deciders will be able sell stock on the deal tan usual. they won't be locked up until later the journal, "wall street journal" says $8 billion might be free to trade. who cares? the $608 pricing, this thing is tight as a dump, as a drum with $68 pricing. there is no stock around. if anything, we want more supplies. eighth objection the ipo marks the top, the top of the mark. so you got to sell it along with everything else. hey, isn't it 2000 all over again? the beginning of the biggest tech crash in history? wait a sec. there were 300 companies that came public that western prof

is the improbable story of ali kazam, the only known survivor. ali volunteered for the military on june 1st. he was stationed at camp spiker, a former u.s. military base near tikrit and two hours north of baghdad. just 12 days later he was lying on a field surrounded by corpses awaiting a bullet to the head. "the new york times" verified ali's story using witness accounts, a human rights watch report, and videos of the massacre published online isis. >> incredible story. joining me now to talk about this story of survival a "new york times" senior video journalist adam elic, he's part of the team that wrote and told the story of the harrowing escape. adam, this is an incredible story. and one has to wonder if he worries about his own life even now after sharing his story. >> thanks for having me on. it's quite an improbable story that he shared with us. you know, it's hard to tell, i mean, everyone in this region worries about their safety to come degree, but right now ali lives in a large city. it's mostly shiite, he's a shiite, and isis does no

i plug it into your computer, and it said ali's iphone. hope this reaches you. >> fkns annual music festival of all kind of crazy. this guy found the phone. he says he's going to take it back to the lost and found, but that is a black hole in which nothing comes out. he took it to the apple store. they identified the phone, found her, and sent it back. now ali mewants to say thank yo. put it on the blog, youtube, and said, help me find this guy! we have some researchers here who found the guy. that's tommy, and we have him on skype right now. >> happy to be here. >> how did you find the phone? how did the story go? >> i was there, like you know, and there was a phone on the ground, picked it up, and it was pretty smashed and broken and thought, well, would be good to get back. i took the video because it would be funny. went home to kentucky where i'm from, went to the local apple store, and i said, hey, can you find out who this phone is in yeah, we'll find it. a friend of mine message me on facebook saying, hey, is this you? . woman ende

after ali baba than they had. some of the parts even without taxi fish yun tax efficiency. >> what starboard is saying is 5662 on the stock. that's a huge up side. >> we talked about a move potentially to 45. it got to 44. the pullback was on ridiculous volume. it traded almost half a billion shares and we talked about that being the flush. it feels like it wants to repeat. i i am not convinced 50 is in play. >> unusual activity in case you missed out. action investors will have another chance to trade the chinese e-commerce company whether it debuts its stock options on monday. what are we watching for. what shall we expect? >> what you can expect is something close to facebook. >> 365,000 contracts traded the day facebook did list the options. a lot had to do with the fact that because of the botched ipo and stock direction, it is a different set of circumstances. if you are wondering about implied volatilities and how much to expect, we already know. there is a huge attracts. people are already trying to positi

commander ali. >> good morning, commissioners. commander mikail ali, san francisco police department, to give you an update on where we are with enforcement. as august 31 of this year, relative to the same period of time last year, we have seen 62% increase in the number of traffic citations issued. 24% of the total citations are focused on the top five collision factors involved in all traffic collisions. that we have analyzed from 2006 and 2011. to put in perspective, we are talking five violations of a vehicle code where there is literally hundreds of vehicle code sections. our officers are really focused in on the behaviors that are driving our collisions. and we are using them in the most strategic way. our officers in patrol have increased their functions relative to enforcement. and using our motorcycle units in particular in a strategic manner. those areas where we have problems, that's where we deploy them. we talked about enforcement and to give a great example. when we have a fatality and other serious collisions at tha

he then recruited 17 partners and ali baba was born. his larger-than-life personality has helped ali baba turn into the commerce giant it is today. he sings and performs mass weddings for employees during our party events. he is a huge fan of kung fu and started a tai chi school with actor jet li. chinese philosophers at meetings and his own has helped build his personal fortune. man. now china'sali riches but for ma, it is not just about the money. he told charlie rose that, if microsoft orrpass walmart, he would regret it for the rest of his life. porter joined alibaba in 2000 as the company was moving out of jack ma's small apartment. he worked with him as head of documentation from us to years. i started by asking what the founders were really like in those early days. >> they were just as ambitious and as big a dreamer as any silicon valley startup. at the time, i think people thought this was teacher who was making bold claims about where the internet would go, where alibaba would go, there were a lot of skeptics obviously. thethe

ali baba and the 40 thieves.t sounds good, because it means he is savvy in business. >> he is, indeed. this is a company he started with evan teen cofounders -- 17 cofounders in his apartment building in 1999. there is home video of him, they thought they were making history. they shot speeches he made in their living room, that alibaba would someday take over the world. world's it is the largest e-commerce company because of all the business that filters through alibaba. >> i know you were looking on youtr mobile, and it had to do with sap. cory johnson, you have been getting details about sap. tell us about acquisitions. concur, al buy seattle-based company for travel management software, known for the tripit software they bought. they have travel management software, with oracle looking across at the relative success of companies like salesforce. concur, and other small software service companies focusing on travel, acquired for $8.3 billion by sap. sap, a longtime competitor to oracle, trying to move more int

: ali and i used to take care of ofman together. used to take ofman out for fresh air, and carry him to the bathroom. when ofman was tired or sick, ali took him to the hospital. he used to buy his medicine. whenever i look at ofman i think of ali. >> reporter: the tank shell came through the ceiling into this room. it killed ali, who was in the corner, immediately. his brother ofman was next to him. the attack pushed the father to make one of the most important decision of his life. family and friends organised the protest. akmed decided he can no longer take ofman to israel for treatment. >> translation: israel offered to treat my son, in a month, or two years time, they'll fire rockets to kill him. this is your invitation, it does not mean anything for me, for this reason, i repeat. >> reporter: akmed says the medical establishment should have done more to protest the killing of children in gaza. more than 500 children were killed during the war. israel says they targeted hamas terrorists. >> translation: while israeli hospitals r

we did want to talk about ali baba. the road show moves to boston after kicking off in new york city yesterday. here is founder jack moss spotted after his speech to investors. and then we'll get back to kayla with the latest. >> i love these events because you feel like a paparazzi. but i think it's fitting we move from apple to ali baba. the one comparison that emerged in a big way after yesterday's event was this comparison between the founder of ali baba and apple's steve jobs. on one hand, brill yacht. on the other hand, impulsive. it's that impulsive nature that is one concern of investors. profile in the "new york times" over the weekend described in detail a sdegs by jack ma to disregard its board and investors. he was not happy with yahoo! and some of the development of their relationship, so he decided to move a fast growing pavement arm of ali baba into an entity that he controlled. he actually addressed that yesterday unprompted. he said, look, this proved to be the right decision and i think that you will s

you covered ali baba for years.blems of transparency but if you put it in the context of other countries, -- >> this is business as usual. i think ali baba looks good. the premium you will be paying is jack. you are buying into his vision. he wants to transform the chinese company and take it on to a global sphere. >> could one make an argument that if you like amazon, you should love alibaba? >> i think so. isthink the ali baba model superior to the amazon model. there are questions, have they ever made money and generated cash? you look at ali baba's model, where they have taken out an they have model and all the merchants in china buying -- vying for product placement. that allows them to continually raise price and allows them to generate huge margins. if you look at amazon, we are always taking a cut of every sale. that is a low margin business, capital intensive. it does not generate a lot of cash. on the flipside, ali baba is generating a huge amount of cash. you should love alibaba because the model is that

after years of dressing like a girl, luke and his family agreed he would become ali.t 13 ali was given a medication that kept puberty from starting by expressing testosterone. >> makes the transition of the patient easier because they don't develop male characteristics. >> dr. sherman lease with the philadelphia center for transgender surgery completed ali's transition last month. >> we use most of the tissues of male genitalia and convert them to female 10 talia. >> only made sense for me to be 100% girl. >> female hormone estrogen helps with the female characteristics like breasts. >> more and mr. people are coming for treatment. and the question can be asked are more people becoming transgender? no. more people are coming out of the closet. >> studies have shown adolescents diagnosed with gender identity disorder have higher rates of psychiatric problems and suicide. those rates decrease following transitions. >> anyone opposed to changing a child's gender hormonally and surly? experts say as long as the child is psychological cleared and isn't too young, there's n

so much as happened between oracle and apple and ali baba.umber is 32. 32 technology ipo's pending, twice as many than a year ago at this time. 157% more. they are looking to strike while the iron is shot. chokeure the market can't town more tech stock. -- down more tech stock. >> anything you have your eye on? >> there is so much in numbers terms. in terms of the underpricing and issue.isis -- you about what they wanted to do and why. left moneydefinitely on the table. . for watching. have a wonderful weekend. ♪ . . >> this is taking stock. i am pimm fox. today's theme is historic. historicresh off a initial public offering. u.s.s surged in its trading debut. its founder jack ma turned the $60 dream into a stock valued

when i look at him now, i think of ali. the shell came through the ceiling into this room, where the family was huddled together, killing ali in the corner, his brother was next to him. the father pushed the father to make an important decision. >> family and friends organised a protest. akmed decided he can no longer take his son to israel for treatment. >> translation: israel covered to treat my son, but in a month, a year, two years time, they'll fire rockets to kill him. this is your invitation, it doesn't mean anything for me, for this reason, i rip it up. [ cheering and applause ] [ chanting ] >> reporter: akmed says the medical establishment should have done more to protest the killing of so many children in gaza, more than 500 were killed during the war. israel said it targeted what it described as hamas terrorists. >> while israeli hospitals receive palestinian children for treatment, the military killed palestinian kids. the israeli doctors were not rejecting action. at the same time that the israeli army are kill

you know, ali baba is coming public.ybe next week, this is an internet chinese internet company, arising tide -- a rising tide lifts all boats. charles: volume has been amazing. now your questions, you can e-mail us. or facebook. tracy, what are people asking about. >> speaking of ali baba. someone asked, what stocks that you may want to sell-off to raise cash to get into the ali baba ipo. charles: that scares the heck out of me. >> you should say none. charles: listen, you know, we -- road trip for two weeks, we'll learn more about the company, and then, it will go public. hard to believe it is not a sizzling ipo. but biggest one ever. i still think it will go up in afternoon market, a -- in the after market it would be tough for a novice to chase it right away. someone tweeted, should they sell everything, that scares me. >> you want to be in it, stocks like google and amazon are going down. charles: do you chase it. >> absolutely. >> what? >> appetite soil off you will see ali baba. >> did you forget about facebook an

i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "real money", and you are the most important part of the show. tweet me at ali velshi or facebook. >>> vladimir putin scored a huge victory today. that's not what you'll read in most headlines or newscasts, but that's the bottom line. ukraine signed an agreement with the european union, but only after russia rudleigh elbowed it's way to the table. only then could it proceed. the worst crisis since the doled war was triggered by the eu's push to lure ukraine to its hold. and russia on its doorstep. so they have agreed to delay full implementation of the deal until early 2016, and ukraine still gets privileged access to the eu market until then, but at the assistance of moscow, europeans won't get the same free access to the ukrainian market in return. petroishenko globed over that today. and he said they will be ready for competition with european markets. for the ukrainian economy, that's incredibly wishful thinking on his part. by putin, the ceasefire agreement, passed a law

has a quarter of ali baba and would do well. we quote ali baba and we quote yahoo! there will be a lot of volatility i think it may go straight up or straight down or all over the place. would you be done buying on day one? >> i think i would. there will be so much momentum, this will be so overbought. one survey had a large number money managers who have $400 billion, half of them already committed so that is a lot of buying power. most of the guys i am talking to are all in. there will be tremendous initial interest and beyond that ali baba will get itself into the major index, the s&p, that will add momentum. stuart: interesting stuff. we are going to watch this thing very closely. on friday joline kent, jack ma on "the opening bell" at 9:00 a.m. eastern friday. that would be ali baba, ip 0 day. can. money talks and nfl's biggest sponsors not have the demanding stronger action for the nfl. last hour we spoke with fox sports 1 nfl insider peter trader. here is his take. >> money is talking but is money acting? for budweiser and anheuser-busch to make this statemen

. ♪ >> the ali baba story.nder one set ebay is a shark in the ocean, we are a crocodile in the river. if we fight in the ocean we will lose but if we fight in the river we will win. you inside the ali baba group to find out how this ,ompany, founded by 18 people has grown into a global e-commerce phenomenon with a profit that is bigger than amazon and ebay combined. we want to start by looking at the many is this is this is of the alibaba group. alibaba's revenue comes from consumer sites. it all started with alibaba.com. how does ali baba work and is the profit similar to buying something on amazon? he joins us now with more. i know you like your pants. >> i really wanted a lot of them. was to i could do that order them from a manufacturer who uses alibaba.com. of the entiresis alibaba.com system, connecting buyers all around the world with an equal number of manufacturers around the world to give them what they want. >> to reach those manufacturers i had to create a buying request, a form that describes what

can you give us a flavor of the ali baba buying frenzy? >> things now in afternoon trading have calmed down a little bit. on the trading floor, everything is pretty much back to normal, but a couple hours ago, it was a circus here. traders were working for more than two hours. we have heard it before. the opening price of the ipo, priced at $60, but of course stocks were never available at that level. the stock opened at $92 and shut off quickly to a high of $99 70 cents, just $.30 away from $100. and while the stock was not able to hold that mark, it is trading relatively stable between $90 and $92. we have it at $91.69, which is up 35%. jack ma, the ceo, left the trading floor with a big smile, because his net worth obviously climbed immensely. today his net worth is just about $20 billion. >> let's talk about jack ma and ali baba for a second. is this a one-off, or will we see more of this in china for all growing tech sect or? >> certainly we will see more. this was not the first chinese ipo to begin with. it was the biggest and it was

the next google, ali baba will say google is the next ali baba.ou imply that takes off a couple years from now because google did take off. >> is a huge market outside the u.s.. i said before many times on your show the rest of the world is the market. stuart: thanks very much. the rest of the show, the rest of this hour, first of the nfl scandal, another player arrested for domestic violence overnight, major sponsors issuing strongly worded statements, got all of that, money is talking but not walking. money is staying in football. we have an nfl insider on that next. scotland happening right now voting on independence, one major media executive says no matter what the outcome the united kingdom has been changed forever. still relief for the california drought, reservoirs drying up entire towns out of water. i say the environmentalists have a share of the blame for this. an exoskeleton, paralyzed people walk again. great stuff, you got it here. you will see it, live demonstration of the studio have an hour away. stuart: a whole bunch of names lik

real money with ali velshi is next. on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> the islamic state group rakes in millions of dollars from a black market oil racket, i'll tell you how america could put the squeeze on it. also america is getting ready to drop the hammer on russia's hunt for oil. i'll tell you how some american companies could feel the impact. plus the great middle class migration, i'm going to tell you what has millions of american families on the move. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show, so tell me what is on your mind by tweeting me or hit me up at facebook.com. ten arab states pledged to rally behind president obama's call to quote degrade and ultimately destroy the so-called islamic state insurgents who are reeking havoc in iraq and syria. that happened at a meeting with secretary of state john kerry. the united states is trying to get a brood coalition to fight the insurgents on the ground. and they are calling to take their fight to the

but it is important to room for ali baba actually started with an international focus. they were originally focused on trade and realized the big focus was china and pivoted inward. in some respects, when jack talks about going global, i think investors are speculating ali baba will test the waters globally but returned to her the big opportunity is, where the opportunities their best positions to seize is, which is in china. >> still a few more days until we start trading and i know we will be beating the drum until then. the new iphone doesn't come out until friday but they are already flying off the shelves will stop up next, we talk about on the strong demand or the latest phone compares to the previous version. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. it's a record-breaking start to the new iphones which start shipping on friday. apple says pre-orders for the iphone 6 and 6 plus topped 4 million in the first money for -- 24 hours, double the previous record for the iphone 5. demand also exceeded the initial pre-order supply and some customers will have to wait until oct

"real money" always ali velshi joins us with more. ali, stocks down in hong kong, down here. but more specifically in america why are u.s. investors so troubled by what's going on in hong kong? >> well there are a few answers to this. first one is we see revolutions, street activity in some places. you don't often see them in a major financial center removed from something like a g-20 meeting or olympics. there are reasons for protests, but to have protests ownership democracy in a world leading financial center, is disturbing. the dow ended up only falling about 42 points or a quarter of 1%. but earlier in the day it was down 179 points. michael when you look at a stock market down that amount without a real reason, others came in to buy though, when you sell that early in the day people who think it's not the end of the world come in. this is another reason for investors to worry about the general state of the world. there's lots to worry about russia, ukraine, i.s.i.l, and the u.s., but hong kong is china. people have to remember that. that's the world's second biggest eco

i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." are the most important part of the show, so tell me what is on your mind. the united nations and its arab allies struck targets in syria for a third day in a row, reportedly killing at least 14 isil and five civilians. today's strikes pounded isil's economic assets including its trade in oil that helps pay for isil's fighters, weapons and provides services in the territories it has seized. but degrading their oil trade is going to take more than a day of bombing, and stopping the stream entirely may be impossible. that's because the oil-smuggling area have been decades in the making. a development that he u.s. is at least partly to blame for, because back in 1991 when iraq invaded kuwait, the u.s. lead the campaign. and they triggered sanctions that triggers a boom in smuggling that flur -- flourishes to this day. they move products at steep discounts through syria, iraq, to turkey, lebanon and jordan. here is where it gets tricky. some of those people are the iraqi kurds, the very pe

night shyamalan on his book and movie career, i'll ali and movie career, i'll ali velshi, thanks for joining velshi, thanks for joining >> this is news news live from new york city. i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter, and i'm sorry for that. >> the nfl commissioner apologizes for what he calls the wrong call and it won't happen again. >>> scotland vote kno no on independence, and the united kingdom has a lot of promises to keep, and alibaba, can it keep that going. >> i got it wrong. commissioner goodell said he got it wrong and promised not to make the same mistakes. michael yves joins us. >> the press conference that was highly anticipated was a big letdown. many were left wanting by nfl commissioner roger goodell. goodell apologized for getting it wrong when he came to the ray rice situation and promised to get it right. when it came to the link which the nfl obtained video and that someone had seen that video prior to the commissioner's tw two-game suspension of rice, goodell was repeatedly evasive. >> we h

and that's where ali met him. >> ali and abbas were there on the riverbank three days just trying to survive. >> you got it. and abbas was so sick that he couldn't eat at all. ali was surviving on insects and some grass along the riverbank. after three days, abbas basically said, listen, i'm not going to make it. you might make it. so why don't you try to cross the river. and if you survive, tell my story to the world. >> and he did. he made it across the river. but on the other side was still sunni territory, still the enemy. >> yeah, it's one of those stories that every time you feel relaxed, something else bad happens to ali. and first the river had a very strong current. so ali struggled to make it to the other side. he tried up to four times until he finally made it. zloo a zl stloo a >> and abbas had taken his ligatures off. >> yes, with a shell. isis had a tower on the bridge. it wasn't just the current but it was the fact that he could be snatched up at any time. >> and any of the locals at any point, even if they weren't fighters, they could have been sympathizers and turned

i'm ali velshi.thank you for joining us, and have a great weekend. [♪ music ] threats to non-member states. a special report in a moment, first the headlines - a call for a global pact against islamic state group. obama enlisting support for a campaign to destroy islamic state fighters in iraq and syria, calling them a threat to the world. >> n.a.t.o. allies are ready to confront the threat

, killing ali who was in the corner. his brother was laying next to him. the attack pushed the father to make an important decision. >> family and friends organised the protest. akmed decided that he can no longer take ofman to israel for treatment. >> translation: israel offered to treat my son, but in a month, a year or two years's time, they will fire rockets to kill him ... >>> we'll go to the french foreign ministry where the french president francis hollande is co-chairing an international conference on iraq, and the global response to the group calling it's the islamic state, or i.s.i.l. he is co-chairing it, up on stage, out of shot at the moment. we are waiting for a translation to come through. when we get it we'll go to the press conference. this meeting, of course, coming after the latest video release from i.s.i.l., showing the beheading of the british aid worker, david haines. >> french president francis hollande met up with president mass u in the week, in iraq, and said he's willing to participate in air

i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us, and have a great weekend. [♪ music ] > >>> prisoner swap in ukraine expected at a ceasefire in the east of the country holds. >>> you're watching al jazeera, live from doha. also coming up, using car bombs in areas they don't control - the islamic state is trying to create more instability in iraq. >>> sierra leone orders people confined to their homes to stop the spread of beach volleyball. >>> plus -

so much as happened between oracle and apple and ali baba. cory, what have you got?mber is 32. 32 technology ipo's pending, twice as many than a year ago at this time. 157% more. they are looking to strike while the iron is shot. -- hot. naramore rpo's we have to cover? ipo's we havemore to cover? what? anything you have your eye on? >> there is so much in numbers terms. in terms of the underpricing and the issue. this tells you about what they wanted to do and why. >> alibaba definitely left money on the table. a lot left for yahoo! >> thanks for watching. have a wonderful weekend. ♪ >> we are finding it. we are testing it. we are on a quest to show you the most cutting-edge companies. >> tonight, i will step into eight tinkerers's paradise. techshop is democratizing innovation. >> i will get a taste of the miracle belly -- miracle dairy -- bery. taked i will

i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us, and have a great weekend. [♪ music ] >> >> announcer: this is al jazeera >>> hello, warm welcome to this al jaseera newshour. i'm david foster, this is some of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes. three months into his presidency, egypt's leader forced to announce why they have suffered power cuts. >> we hear dozens have been killed in fighting to the north of the capital, we'll be live there. a prisoner swap in ukraine expected as a ceasefire in the

china under ali baba's management. we chartered a transfer to bring yahoo! china to visit their new national headquarters. it didn't take long before we realize that the two teams have very different cultures. seemedina's team weary of management changes and seem to think that getting taken over by a local company was a step down. the two teams didn't mix well. and other important challenges getting government support. jack that with local government leaders to explain the benefits they would bring. have earned the support of local government over the years because, at an e-commerce company, alibaba was seen as a giant. >> [speaking mandarin] >> with the government embracing the partnership, we received an important green light. we learned that when we acquired yahoo! china we also acquired up local hot potato. severals broke that years earlier yahoo! handed e-mail information about a chinese political dissidents to the government, yahoo! was put on the defensive. ourreports coincided with annual summit where bill clinton was said to be the keynote speaker,

. >> translator: ali and i used to take care of him together and ali used to take him outside for freshry him to the bathroom. when he got tired or sick ali would take him to the hospital and used to buy his medicine. when i look up now i think of ali. >> so the shell came from the ceiling into this room where the family were huddled together and killed ali lying in the corner immediately and his brother was lying next to him. the attack pushed the father to make one of the most important decisions of his life. family and friends organized this protest. he has decided he can no longer take him to israel for treatment. >> translator: israel has offered to treat my son but in a month, a year or two years time they will fire rockets to kill him. that is your invitation israel and doesn't mean anything for me, for this reason i rip it up. [chantin [chanting] israel's medical establishment should have done to protest the killing of so many children in gaza and more than 50 owere killed during the war and targets it describes as terrorists. >> translator: while israeli hospitals receive pales

how ali baba closes. we will have it.uld two midtown traffic jams i had to get through. thank you so much. whether it is on wall street remains 3 years who is making and losing money today. anyone with a piece of sears, shares still tanking after a very negative analysts note. credit suisse came out saying the retailer is near the end and should start liquidating its assets. top of eddie lambert, watching his money, right down the drain. 25 million shares of the company meaning he has lost another $90 million today, that first. from riches to the pope, the popular pontiff was persuaded by and a italian tv host to auction off his cap. it has been put on the bay where the bidding has risen to a quarter of $1 billion, seriously? the pope says he wants all the money to go to kids in the condo. also making money chelsea clinton, a passion for elephants one step farther by incorporating them to her own gift line. that includes self elephants items for the nursery as well as elephants being christmas gifts, chelsea hosts her eff

tell me what's on your mind by sweeting me at ali velshi or hit me up at facebook.com/ali velshi. 13 years after al-qaeda attacked america and after a decade of wars in iraq and afghanistan the islamic state group has forced president obama to rally support from allies, congress, and the american people to destroy a group of brutal militants who have gained control over large parts of iraq and syria. the u.s. will lead what the pentagon is now saying is a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. that's a quote. the president said this will involve, a comprehensive and sustained strategy. he said it won't involve american forces on the ground but instead will rely on a, quote, steady relentless effort to take out isil wherever they exist using our air power and our support for partner forces on the ground, end quote. and part of the strategy will involve cutting off the group's access to money. tonight the united states is intensifying it's efforts to undermine the group's finances through sanctions through islamic state officials and financeers and it will interrupt other

hit me up at facebook.com/ali velshi. president obama's war in syria and iraq is going incorporate without turkey. it sits on the borders of syria and iraq but turkey has its own issues. and turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan, first and foremost, erdogan wants the u.s. and the international community to commit to the removal of syrian president bashar al-assad. in that vein, the turkish president renewed his call today for a no fly zone in syria to protect rebel held areas of the country from syrian government air strikes. now on the international front, the coalition that president obama is assembling against i.s.i.l. is growing. u.s. and five arab allies, saudi arabia, jordan, united arab emirates qatar and bahrain, said they would join the military effort in iraq but are still holding back on joining the effort in syria. i.s.i.l. is changing their approach. ditching big truck convoys for motorcycles. deserting checkpoints and pulling back from front line positions and i.s.i.l. fighters are going around planting th

i am ali velshi.s is "real money." >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. 2w50e9 me or hit me up at facebook.com/alivelshi. >> president obama is lobbying congress to support his international coalition to defeat islamic state insurgents who are wreaking havoc in iraq and syria. >> that's the group that claimed it beheaded two american journalists working in syria last month. tomorrow night, the president will try to explain and justify his strategy in a prime time speech. now, we already know that the administration began reaching out to dozens of countries to help take on the insurgent group. as we have done on this show, we are going to continue to pay special attention to the flow of funds and to countries that are accused of financing militants. a hearing was held on capital hill focusing on hamas and the states that support it. in the coming weeks, i will take hard looks at those states. one is qatar. it finances al jazeera. so i will start there. a tiny state on

i'm innocent. >> reporter: ali you haven't been well enough to go see him. >> no. i've been under chemotherapy. i've had radiation treatment. >> ali heckmadi has brain cancer. >> reporter: how are you feeling now? >> so-so. i'm just taking it one day at a time. >> most emotionally, it hurts him more -- >> emotionally i'm hurt. >> he's under keep he therapy thinking about him. >> what would it mean for you to be able to see amir again? >> that would be my whole world. i pray every day that i will have both of his hands in my hands. that i will be able to hug him and kiss him. tell him how much i love him and how much i miss him. >> i suffer a lot, too much, every day. every day. that when he's coming home. >> reporter: sheila macvicar, al jazeera. >> that report was produced by "america tonight's" digital producers azmat khan. she joins us this hour from new york city. azmat the family has gone to new york city, why? >> they're had ahead of rouhani's visit to the general assembly this week and here to show that diplomats and others that they're a humble family and w

i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. are prompting more action if their commands are not met. >>> ebola, the first time a person has been diagnosed with the virus in the united states. plus -- >> i'm not afraid of the shelling because we're already dead. we're completely destroyed.

that is probably the way they could achieve it will stop >> compared to ali baba's chinese competitors, isn't he going for a lower price to earnings ratio esther mark why not push it higher? fax i don't think he's afraid of anything. certainly he learns from mistakes but if you go back and look at the alibaba.com ipo, there was an issue where it ended up trading down from where it was introduced all stop i think he wants to leave some money on the table but if you look at the current price range, you are talking about videos that are self of operators like baidu. plusu look ahead, alibaba video regardless of what happens in the early days will be judged a success if the chinese economy continues on its tear. the price we are talking about right now might look in it's nice ricci. >> to have a nice pop and see the time,11, but at the same any concern from the company -- is there concern behind the scenes about leaving too much money on the table esther mark >> that is the big concern. yahoo! is a big concern and they are selling as touches 800 le and dollars worth of stocks, so it is rea

i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. >> this is al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler in new york. >> we will follow them to the gates of hell. >> tough talk from the vice president about the islamic state group. plus a new threat from al qaeda. crisis in ukraine. confusion about the possible ceasefire. other options. cybertalkers, taking material from other americans what's the motive. >> bodies in your backyards. ou s

yahoo's still going to own 16.3% of ali baba. after tomorrow, yahoo's going to have no more exposure to ali baba. 2/3 of what remains is still going to be weighted on where it goes from here. and if there are tax efficiencies to be had, that's a big number. potentially, you're talking about $13 per share in yahoo. i think it's very likely they're going to be able to save a lot of taxes. that's why i'm in the stock. and that has more upside than even alibaba shares over the next year. >> is there a possibility that something else happens with yahoo? there's a reason to be in the stock beyond just the alibaba stake? it could actually be some sort of a target? there's value in yahoo? >> well, everybody, yeah, everyone knows that yahoo has the core business which is sort of the runt of all of the assets that it possesses. and i think marisa mayer has done a terrible job with it. but then they have the key asset in japan, and of course, alibaba, which soft bank has a still, 34% stake in. so i think, you know -- >> i'm sorry, i've got