protestors chanting: all day, all week, occupy wall street! all day, all week, occupy wall street! jake: a level playing field. that's what we're here for. it's not that we're all against everything that america has to offer and we want to change everything that america has to offer. it's, we want it to be fair. nicole: what system we have is so far from true capitalism, it's amazing. it's not true capitalism at all. it's socialism for the banks. jose: what occupy wall street movement is all about, it's about people getting together, talking their grievances, and unifying to work together to come to the resolve. jake: equal opportunities is what we're looking for and what we're trying to achieve. and i hope that it happens because of us. we'll see. we'll see. [protestors chanting indistinctly] narrator: on september 17, 2011, people arrived at zuccotti park to bring attention to the worst economic crisis the world has seen since the great depression. they decide to peacefully occupy the park and create a physical presence so that the world would hear what many already knew, that pr

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we'll cover it all all day long right here on abc. for now let's go back to robin. >>> than you, greg, for joining us in the studio. >>> the race for president now. "your voice, your vote" and donald trump is back on the attack this morning. going after his rivals and fox news. as new polls this morning show some of his rivals gaining ground. abc's tom llamas is following the campaign. good morning. >> good morning to you. let's take a look at one of these new polls out. quinnipiac university taken after the second debate and here are the top five. you see donald trump still far ahead but his lead has shrunk because both fiorina and carson are gaining ground and bush and rubio seeing minor gains, as well. at the top of the polls but fighting for respect, donald trump back on offense. >> the press is very dishonest. >> reporter: boycotting fox news after the cable network canceled his up coming interview on "the o'reilly factor." >> polls came out the other day. they were outstanding, fox didn't put them up. i didn't feel i was being t

for all of us, those here present and all those around the world who have followed us, this beautiful -- last evening and you spoke to us of the beauty of family, the hearts of our families very truly burning within us. and now that we have broken the bread of life at the mass, just like the disciples, we recognize that jesus is truly present among us. he has opened our heart, our eyes and pushed us to go to the world to light the fire of love in all the families of the world. here in philadelphia, families from more than 100 countries have shared six days that have taught them that truly the church is a family people, an extraordinary people of famil s families, really it is beautiful, terrific people. that must be -- [ applause ] these people that must be a family love for a more family world. god's dream from the first moment of creation has been to make all peoples into one fam y family. a family reach in diversity like the coat of many colors that jacob gave to his son joseph, a garment made beautiful by the richness of its different and yours. from our meeting in philadelphia, w

>> guillermo: put it back. >> jimmy: all right, all right.ll hold on to it. it's so jam packed with hopefuls right now, it's hard to distinguish who's who. which made me wonder -- [ duck honking ] >> jimmy: i can't move or they keep talking -- how much voters actually know about anyone other than donald trump. we went on the street and asked people, if given the choice of three, can you identify the republican candidate for president? >> can you tell us which of these people is running for president? >> um -- him? >> that is jorge ramos. news anchor for univision. how do you think he's going to do? >> bad. >> i'm going to guess this gentleman here. >> jerry mathers. senator jerry mathers from beaverton, usa. >> okay. >> this guy. >> that's right. actually, he's already the president. >> no, he's not. >> thursday nights. check your local listings. >> i'm going to guess this guy. >> that is right. that's former police commissioner steve guttenberg. >> yeah, is that 3 for 3? >> i'm going to guess that guy, looks shifty. >> that's right, benson w

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watch this. >> i am so fired up. >> we are going to do it. ♪ >> all right all right all right.ations. you won. you're the lip sync battle champion. >> that's good. my first first place. really good. >> all right. joining me, the man himself, new jersey governor chris christie. you like bruce springstein. does jon bon jovi get mad that you're always talking about springstein? >> he's not all that fond of me either. politically, i'm not his cup of tea. >> i don't know why. he lives on a farm and gets farm tax benefits in new jersey. >> i can't understand everything. >> let me ask you this, 59% of americans in a poll overwhelmingly agree with trump's immigration plan that you have got to leave and then come back. does that phase you any? >> this past week about the fact. we have got to track people who have visas who have overstayed their country. . >> you want to put a chip inside. there is technology available today. and people are frustrated about, 59% represents in my view is that the folks are angry. >> everybody was urging you to run. seems like in this campaign up to this p

all right. this summer the airwaves were dominated by donald, hillary, rachel, ariana, caitlyn, and a big whopper marriage that never happened, thank god. my big stories this summer, a frenchman, a brit, an american taking down a terrorist on a paris-bound train. this is my favorite story because it illustrates two sides of a coin. one, it took the heroism of incredible men to stop incredible carnage. and two, it shows you that without the heroism, there would have been incredible carnage. this thug was on a watch list and it didn't matter. he roamed freely among the masses. my conclusion? we're sitting ducks for massacres unless we rethink security and surveillance. all right, degan, any thoughts on what i'm saying? i believe we have to treat this last heroic effort as though something bad happened and not just be happy that, you know, nobody died. >> i hope that people look at it and realize that they're going to have to step up, and that they follow the heroic efforts of all of these men in t

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upon all of you, may god bless you all. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> a very moving standing ovation forfrancis, delivering a very, very strong speech before the united nations general assembly. christiane amanpour, this is a speech that touched the most sensitive issues affecting the vatican on the international stage right now. >> exactly, wolf. absolutely. he talked about everything from the oppressive current financial and debt structures of the world, the tyranny of economic exclusion. he exalted leaders over and over again to not just put out pronouncements and commitments, to actually muster the political will to use their platform to make a change in life. and very importantly, as now they say farewell to the pope there, he ended by saying, in order to secure a happy future for future generations, it will be the representatives of states who set said partisan and ideological interests and sincerely strive to serve the common good. he talked about equality of opportunity, obviously he talked about the environment, saying that the environment bore and carried an intrinsic right of

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upon all of you, may god bless you all. [applause] >> on behalf of the general assembly, i wish to express, as already has been done, with the hands, our deep appreciation to his holiness, pope francis, for this very important statement, a statement for the reflection and inspiration for all of us. i request representatives to be kind enough to remain in their seats while we accompany his holiness out of the general assembly hall. the summit for the adoption of the post-2015 development agenda will begin shortly. in the interim period immediately following the adjournment of this meeting, i invite representatives to remain seated and view the special performances and presentations on the occasion of the convening of the summit. the meeting is adjourned. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> life continues philadelphia. -- today our live coverage continues in the. philadelphia. you can watch those events on c-span. following his remarks

it is between all moderates of all faiths against all .xtremists and all religions leaders of every country, every believe, every neighborhood need to take a clear and modern stance against intolerance of any kind, and this includes respecting all places where god is worshiped, whether a mosque, simple.synagogue or and nothing can be more important and have more impact then framing this respect and coexistence then jerusalem. the hashemite custodianship of jerusalem's, islamic and christian holy sites is ace the --at duty, and we between join muslims and christians everywhere and rejecting threats to the holy places and the arab character of this holy city. in our era conductivity defined how we live and interact in our work, our communities, our our lives. only a few years ago we had the internet of computers. now we talk about the internet of things. above them all must be the internet of community. a hyper connection bringing us together in collective consciousness and common course. ladies and gentlemen, by gathering here today we as knowledge the power of working together far exceeds a

all this has changed. all these things have brought me away from the church, because in my life i tried to find the truth. you need consistency and something that is really real. that is what i want to say. host: ambassador? guest: i have been a diplomat and a businessman. i am not a clergyman. but i think i am a cradle catholic, i have been a catholic since i was born and is it -- it has been a very important part of my life, still is. i think the truth lies in the church, in the gospels of the church. a lot of people that i know who have converted to catholicism have done so because they have been searching for the truth, and they sounded -- and they found it in the catholic church. it is populated by human beings. all of us are different, all of us have our failings, but the gospels remain. they have been there for 2000 years. i think that is the truth in a world full of rapid change and instant communication. there is a great deal of peace and solace because it is so foundational, it has been around so

all of us. based on that dream of getting it and coming up out the ghetto, the light at the end of the tunnel was always, you know, the pot of gold, the clothes, the fashion. >> somebody said to me, your clothes are your wings. so, you know, if you want to fly, these dudes want to be fly so they going to put on something nice. and why shouldn't they? by doing that w the style that the street guys have, once we put it on, it's a whole different story. you kno what i'm saying? we put on your clothes and we take it to the next level. ♪ >> the animal kingdom in the human being world is parallel crazy. peacocks, the way they flair up to attract their mate, certain animals change up their whole appearance, it's all about their flair, what you look like or how does it radiate off of you. and certain african chiefs were really ostentatious or out there with their garb. like kings and how they were painted in great britain. look at the outfits they're wearing. they look like royalty. they looks like king

all you want to do is go home. nothing is okay. nothing is all right.verybody around you gets on your nerves. you just want to go. my daughter's birthday is next month. it would mean the world to me and to her if i could get home for her birthday. got a minute? >> yeah. >> i am hoping i can get the wheels of justice to turn and get something done. >> what can i do for you? >> a lot. i have been submitted for two lump sums. one for 30 for education and one for 60 for work. they got submitted the week of the 20th. and my -- i know that usually they have to wait for committee and the normal process, but i'm hoping to get my paperwork pushed through as soon as possible. if they do, aetsz it's possible that i could get out the 3rd of july. the reason why i'm stress something because my daughter's birthday is next month. i'm really trying my best to get out before her birthday. i haven't been there for one of her birthdays. >> i cannot promise you -- >> i know. >> -- it will get pushed through because we don't do that. otherwise we would always be pushing thr

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the horror of it all. of course, the memory of it all.st the vict victimhood of it but they raced to the horror. they went to the sound of the guns and they were there to do their jobs, the firefighters. that's a great story to remember. our strength in the face of unexpected horror. >> and chris, let's also remember the price. not just in the lives lost. that's obvious. and we grieve for and with all those who lost loved ones, but also the fact that this site we're looking at is one of the most heavily protected in new york. visitors are patted down. it's a a tsa-style metal e detector as we watch visitors rise to their feet now in one of the most powerful parts of that underground structure what used to be called the bathtub, the existing cement wall that holds back the slurry, the water and the dirt and the pressure of the hudson river that is not far away. and chris, this morning there's an article in "the new york times" complaining about the huge fence over a mile of it in new york central park to protect the pope, keep the crowds b

we all have dirt on our feet. we all need to be cleansed.hrist would wash the dirt off of their feet and i noticed several were until tears. when he we want to shake hands, most didn't stand up. one guy stood up somebody else hugged him. it was terrible i emotional. >> this is not new for this pope. right, patrick? >> until boin buenas aires, one famous. he talked about that, jesus washing the feet of the disciples and insisting he must wash the feet of the disciples. i thought the pope might pull out a towel and a basin and wash people's feet just again today. >> the pictures and really, a powerful moment for both the prisoners and for everyone who got to watch it. >> one of the things that the pope has spoken out about, which he has called basically an atrocity is solitaire confinement, which he considers torture. and there is an entire group of catholics against torture where they are trying to stop solid tear confinement and the fact that the majority are blacks or hispanics or poor people. i thought there were quite a large number of wh

that's all it is. guess what?y responsibilities or shy away from them. they're in favor of lawlessness around this country. and secretary clinton says she has no classified information she sent in e-mails. now we see things saying she has e-mailed classified information. they have an inability to tell the truth or to be held responsible. the president is now responsible. >> for every death that iran causes. >> he has now emboldened them. he's giving them $150 billion. they're going to spend it with hamas and hezbollah and other terrorist organizations. >> i want to move onto addiction and the plague it is to families around the country. rand paul said something about your focus or at least about what he thinks is at the root of heroin addiction. let me play that for you. >> we have a lot of problems. people always come up to me and say we've got heroin problems. if you work all day long, you don't have time to do heroin. >> if you work all day long you don't have time to have a heroin addiction. >> listen, drug ad

now we're all together. yay, we're all together. >> so what do you think?ot, happy, sad. you look beautiful. >> you do. >> wow. mom, what do you think? >> i think she looks beautiful. >> you know what, i have a feeling you look beautiful always. >> thank you. >> but today with a little -- do you love your little jacket and your whole thing? >> and what about the new backpack? is that cool? >> louis, will you tell us what you did to this already beautiful jalissa. >> she has the most beautiful hair ever, number one. all we did was give her the most simple blow-dry, moved the part from the center to the side which is, again, a little bit more flattering. you're always gorgeous just like hoda said, and we just made a beautiful girl hopefully a little more beautiful. >> are you happy? >> and tell us about her clothes. they're so cute. back to school. >> i stole her last night and we went on a secret girls shopping trip. >> oh, she wants a hug, too. >> at old navy. >> group hug. there you go. everybody's in. you want to get in, too? you want a group hug? >> do y

all next week, a hot, hot, hot week! [ cheers and applause ] but it all starts tonight.s tonight. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers ] he's a very funny and talented man. ah, i love him so much. from the hit daytime show "steve harvey," the emmy award winning steve harvey is on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] steve is going to host a a special "tonight show" edition of "family feud." i cannot wait for that. [ cheers and applause ] i love "family feud." from the new movie "sleeping with other people," the lovely alison brie is joining us. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and we got great music from florida georgia line! [ cheers and applause ] oh! they're always great. every time they come on. you guys, today is friday, usually when i catch up on some personal stuff, i check my inbox, return some e-mails and i send out some thank you notes. and i was just wondering -- [ cheers and applause ] you guys are the best. i can write out my weekly thank you notes right now? do you mind? [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much. james, can i get som

[cheers and applause] - all right, all right. enough of that, enough. all right, all right.you're a funny dude as well, 'cause the other night, i told one of your super-funny jokes to a supermodel, and she was laughing... while i was bangin' her brains out with a pile of money on the floor of my motherfuckin' mansion. [laughter] so i got nothing against you, man. i got nothing against you. because she's, like, the fifth model this week to do that, so... you know what i'm saying, right? maybe not. all right. [crowd booing] oh, boo. now let's get to the real situation. my man, donald trump. [cheers and applause] - yeah, baby. - i mean, look at him. he's pimpin'. not a lot of guys can pull off wearing a hat like that. people are hating on him because chump is always firing people, but it's kinda okay, 'cause he completely let himself go anyway. donald... [crowd booing] - hey, oh, hey, chill! you know what, donald? you got the tan, you got the laundry down, but you gotta hit the gym, pork chop. but donald. i like how you roll. i've seen pictures of your house. everything in your

all over new hampshire, all over my state of vermont, all over america, despite an explosion of technology worker productivity, you've got millions of people working longer hours with lower wages. you have people in my state in your state not working one job, working two jobs, working three jobs, just trying to cobble together an income that will sustain their families. , we have almost more people living in poverty than at any time in american history. what the american people understand and what we cannot run away from and what we have to have the courage to address is that while the middle class continues to disappear and while people work harder hours for low wages come almost all the new income and wealth being generated is going to the top 1% and that has got to end! [applause] bernie sanders: very few people in america, no matter what their political views are, believe it is morally acceptable or economically sustainable when 1/10 of 1% of the american than theve more wealth bottom 90%. think that it is acceptable when you have people all over this country working so along and crazy

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all right. what we are doing here in this beginning segment is called "the chat" and we go through the different top ticks. >> we are in the chat now. >> currently in the chat. >> it feels good. >> it eels rinet. >> okay. >> warm embrace. >> we wilf on to the topi . all right. did you know this, they e y at mid-life women need friendstmore than they ever needed them before. how old are you now? >> i'm about to the turn 39. >> i'm about to turn 40. >> why did i just ask lennon my teage? that is sad. >> are you more fniends now than you used to need friends? >>t. well, y circle is smalke but they are my touchstone. and remember how you had 20 friends and i needed damage control, but i ha ennon and two others. >> and they know who they r are. >> and if one of them is out of rotation, because they have a baby or fall in love, the others have to step up. >> aad how many do you have, lennon?s? >> i have probably four. >> yes. >> and you, hoda woman? >> i have four. yeah, four. >> i am in there, hody?

all right. >> cookie. >> y. >> all right. the rest of the family back tomorrow hitting. >> all right. a look back at the best moments from season one. >> okay. >> and the number one thing trending on twitter. yes. scream queens and we 130 yards now... bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >> another season of drama hot mess. the family. looked up and cookie is making the move to take over the company. all right. if are fuzzy on details. sharon crowley with the recap of season one. more than 16 million of you watch the season finale of empire here on fox in cass you for got. some of those jaw-dropping cliffhangers. here is a few reminders. >> even good c

i had years -- had tears all day.out of the crowd and blessed and hug them, it was amazing. his work is just amazing. i wish him a safe journey through the united states. keep up the good work. we support him all the way. host: staying in florida, we go to lillian. go ahead. caller: i just want to bring to your attention that pope francis is a very different and modern perspective of everything that is going on in the world. we need more of him. i have been watching the coverage since he went to cuba. as a hispanic, i am a very moved. i am very satisfied that he is trying to make everybody come together in all of these defense objects. -- all of these different subjects. they are important not only for americans, but everyone in the world. i hope pope francis is well off for many years to come and blesses everyone in the world. host: thanks for calling. mildred in chicago, a democratic caller. caller: i just thank god for the opportunity for these two, wonderful, powerful men to get together under god's guidance. i th

all of us. on behalf of the inmates. you jenny has been long in the demands upon you great, but you have taken the time to be with us. thank you and god bless you. to ask time i would like the archbishop of philadelphia to come to the podium and introduce the holy father. >> thank you commissioner. ladies and gentlemen, i will be brief because the holy father is eager to speak with you. the christian faith began among and st.ry and the poor peter, the first pope knew the inside of roman prisons from personal experience. it is fitting that has a successor is here to -- here with you today. the chair has a special history in the catholic church. islatin the word for chair cut to drop. the workman empire, was the seat of authority for the emperor. ther the empire collapsed, christian community adopted the word to describe the chair representing a bishop authority to lead the local church. the focus of pastor of the catholic church worldwide, but he is also very specifically the bishop of the dioces

and you can see all the phones that are out, all the selfies.ke how some people say you know what i was just like stunned into silencely i couldn't pick up my phone i couldn't take a picture. other people have them out immediately. but whatever you want to do to take in the moment, it is certainly one that will be remembered for a lifetime for so many of these people who are along the parkway. of course the last time the pope was here was pope john paul ii which was many years ago. >> many years. whole new world. >> it is a world where the pope tweets in multiple languages. >> yes. >> a world where the pope really just has to be wholly connected to the whole world in so many different ways and this pope has done that. that's what he has been about. he has been about seeking out those who have felt like they've been cast into the shadows for years and years. >> this really looks like a moving rock concert with the cell phones lit, the cameras on the side the flashes and the pope soaking it all in losing it acknowledging the faithful. >> and all a

we will get it all at ones and should all happen on wednesday.pop up thunderstorm an then 73 degrees and high wind and heavy rain on wednesday, 2 inches or more for most places, some places maybe as much a as four or five, depending where you are and then big difference in temperatures as we head toward end of the week. between today and friday we will lose 20 degrees in temperature and will feel like fall all the way through the weekend. that is it a look at your seven day forecast from the weather authority with major changes in temperature coming up, bob kelly. >>> sue, good morning. 5:46 on this monday morning. things getting back to normal. we're open. live look at the schuylkill expressway opened for business both directions no problems coming in or out of the city. vine street expressway is opened, but however, penndot still has ram tops broad street, eighth and the parkway block but at least you can get from end to end as you cross town. south jersey back in business, 676, admiral wilson and ben franklin bridge all opened for business. re

it's all going to still roll out because these are all happening in.f you need more information head to our website fox 29.com. but remember 6:00 o'clock tonight, move your car. >> that's the important nugget. thank you sabina. my head hurts with all those things you have to do. thank you very much. we're so excited. be sure to join us when pope francis comes to philadelphia. we will have all day coverage morning tonight on september 26th and also again on the 27th. as the holy father makes his historic visit to our city. >>> all right. 8:07 in our cover story this morning our sexy outfits and weight requirements the same as sexual discrimination and harassment? on thursday, the courts ruled that the borgata casino can mandate weight limits for servers. they refer to as borgata babes. more than 20 servers who wary sealing uniforms sued the casino saying the weight requirement only impacts women but the courts disagree and at least for now the weight requirement can remain in place. obviously the comments began to come in quickly. nj nobody wrote, why i

all right.s week's revelation of volkswagen has put emission tests under global scrutiny. regulators from europe to the states look at what other companies may have falsified as far as their results. with me fox business's jeff flock. jeff, there might be others? >> reporter: could be just the tip of the iceberg today, trish. report from european organization which suggests that all of the vehicles it tested now, we're talking about diesels in europe now. all of them fell short of the standards compared, when you compare the testing in a lab, compared to real world testing, raising questions about whether they employ some sort of a similar kind of technology that vw admitted to employing to fool the tests. it is organization, called european federation for transport and the environment. and it implicates bmw, mercedes, gm's opal unit as well as renault and other manufacturers as well. bmw quick to come out with a denial. i put the statement from them up there which says, there are no specific ac

they're basically saying not much at all.n fact the highest hoddle the gfs the wettest really for the past week plus now has just over tenth of an inch. a few other models don't have much at all but it is a very very close call in fact take a look as we zoom to the south. just how much rain this system will produce over portions of north carolina and virginia over the next couple of days over 3-inches of rain in new burn, 2.27 in rocky mount we are protected from that heff vo rain and that's a good thing with all these thousands of people descending on philadelphia this weekend. overnight it's chilly, 58 degrees with a few clouds. for your saturday clouds, some breaks of sun. again breezy and cool at 74. breaking it down a little more. 10am out and about on saturday 68 degrees. 74 thee p.m. 70 by 7:00 o'clock. and on sunday, still that chance for a shower. best chance will be around 4:00 p.m. when we're at 72 just in time for the papal mass. "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast, again, cool, cloudy, breezy, hey f you're wa

i'm eating all the time. it wasn't hard at all, i don't think.ooking recipes from -- joy has a bunch of recipes up. >> no one's starving. >> no, i'm not. >> eating better. >> eating better than she did before. >> we announced that we were going to donate $16 over the next 16 weeks for every pound you lose to feeding america. at the rate you've just gone, 8 1/2 pounds times 176 meals which is what that dollar would represent to feeding america, you're giving 1500 meals away in your first week. >> wow, what a feel good. >> keep it up. >> that's the best part. >> it is. >> let's talk about the shopping list. 16 essential foods. >> 16 foods will be on the website. i'm going to highlight two from each category. >> okay. >> let me show you in the fridge. first, i love apples. you've got to have them in the fridge because they're portion controlled. they're under 100 calories each. you can tote them along with you. they're filling. it's a perfect snack. i love non-fat or low fat greek yogurt first because it has a lot of protein. you couple that with a

he said all of you bishops want to fly to rome all the time, why? stay where you are, do your work. >> even encouraged people from argentina not to come to rome to celebrate when he became pope and said take the money you would have used to fly here and give it to the poor. >> think of his poor sister. she's not seen him since he's elected and he didn't even bring her over. >> is that right? >> yeah. finally he goes to argentina next year and gets to see his poor sister. >> the mayor of new york city bill de blasio is behind us here at st. patrick's cathedral getting ready to receive the pontiff when he gets here. delia, what was so impressive to me, a lot was impressive, but today after he addressed the u.s. congress, a joint meeting of the u.s. congress, didn't have a big fancy lunch with all the political power players in washington. he went to a homeless area catholic charities of d.c. put together a luncheon so that he could meet with the homeless. and unfortunately as all of us know especially those of us who live in washington there are a lot

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all of this secure perimeters, checkpoints that we have been talking about all week, today is the game changer and here's a live look at the vine street expressway. steve keeley said it right, vine street expressway is basically a thoroughfare from point a to point b there is no way to get off the vine street expressway right now. all of the on and off ramps to and from the vine street expressway are closed. you can combo from 95 over to the schuylkill and vice versa but no exits are opened here, coming up above, into center city. that whole security zone is in effect right now. the septa a stations have been closed. they have closed last night at 10:00 o'clock for market frankford line, both fifth and 15th street stations are closed, subway city hall stations are closed, subway surface will trolleys are not stopping at 15th and regional rails are in the stopping at suburban. all of these stations are within that secure perimeter that the police now are basically in from city hall all the way up through the parkway. tonight at 10:00 o'clock is when the major roadways, go into shut down

all glory and honor is yours. y.d be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and deliver us not into evil, but deliver us from temptation. deliver us, lord, we pray, from every evil. graciously grant peace in our days, that, with health from your mercy, may we always free from sin and safe from all distress at we await the blessed hope and the coming of our savior of jesus christ, for the kingdom, and the power and glory are yours now and forever. lord jesus christ, you said to your apostles, peace, i leave you. my peace, i give you. look not on our sins. but on the faith of your church. and graciously grant her peace and unity in accordance with your will, live and reign forever and ever. the peace of the lord be with you always. and with your spirits. let us offer each other the sign of peace. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

and it wasn't all-time highs in terms of prices. close to all-time highs in terms of valuations for a lot of these stocks as well. here's the question. if you have a really stable investment and it pays you 5% a year you're going to be comfortable with them if it doesn't move around but once it starts whipsawing you might think i want a higher rate of return than that. it takes multiples lower. >> i take umbrage with the flash crash. i don't think it was that at all. and i don't think it was that disorderly. i thought it made sense in the context of what was going on. i do agree a name like home depot could be one of those names that takes us to the next leg lower which i do think we'll see. i think we will test the 1820 level, which was i believe the october 14th level. we'll see what happens if and when we get there. i'll say this, though. home depot is only about 5% off its all-time high on what has been a pretty lousy tape. i think the world sets up really nicely for home depot despite what i think about the broader market. >> h

and then i decided to go all in that-- all-in for me at that time was $2,000. that was my total life s-- >> that was your money. so you-- >> total life savings. >> had it sent over to poland? >> and i became a shareholder in the very first privatizations in poland for $2,000. and but what was most exciting about this whole experience was that after the whole assignment was done and everything was over my shares went up ten times. i made $20,000. and so i knew from that moment on that i wanted to be an investor in the privatizations of eastern europe. and that's what i set out to do. >> now, you've written a great book about this. you figured out there's money to be made in eastern europe, you've figured out this privatization thing is interesting. you then figure out russia is the place to go. so you end up in russia. and similar things happen. you're finding companies that are not well covered by analysts that are deeply, deeply undervalued and you start investing in those. you've now raised money from other people as well. >> so i started an investment fund.