, this is a alou baby ba in the short-term -- >> just buy alibaba. >> you could do, but it's going tovolatile. be honest, this has a $225 billion market cap. not a lot of room for error. yahoo! is trading below core value. so what i would do is i would look out to november. i would buy a call butterfly. when the stock was 40/60 today, priced up november, 45/50, cost a dollar, buy a november 40 call for $3.22, buying at $1.45, that's $2.70 total. and buy the far wing for 50 cents. cost a dollar. that's maximum risk. what i'm trying to do here is if this stock is between 41 and 49 on november expiration, two months from now, i can make up to $4. at 45, i make 4. that's 10%. risking one to make four if i get back to the prior highs. >> the four to one pay out is interesting. pay attention to these strikes. you'll notice it's slightly in the money right now. this actually does -- you don't have to have a stock move a lot for this to pay off. but the thing i was saying earlier is that actually in yahoo!'s case, options are not that expensive. i don't mind using single leg trades to make di

we'll have to alou for it in the city as well.nd then tomorrow any morning clouds give way to increased sun during the day and we get up to 80. thursday a high of 86. in the afternoon we'll have a can couple thunderstorms around maybe showers too. less humid on friday, 77 degrees and on saturday, another system comes in from the west. yesterday it was looking like we might actually get a good period of rain on saturday afternoon and night. now it's looking like it's probably just more showers. we'll keep our eyes on that for you but a bit of rain on saturday afternoon possible and then dry on sunday and monday. >> thank you david. >> it is now 5:39 and next up an unusual theft at a philadelphia school. a thief manages to carry off a giant safe. it wasn't holding cash. >> ride on a golf cart. >> your eastbound traffic just a few cars coming off the turnpike headed towards the blue route. we'll take a check of the turnpike and 422 when we come back. >> u.s. air marshal in quarantine following a syringe attack at an airport overseas.

i know they have the kurds and peshmer peshmerga, saying we're going to alou you access to this. you look over the border and you look right into the isis training camps. the axis is right there, and a lot of it. the royal routes and the smuggling routes literally go right through turkey. >> follow the oil, follow the oil, follow the money and somewhere turkey help you. and i think that helps solve the problem. >> i think they've got sunni and shiia in their politics. and their president is not in great shape. tell you what this me. the american public was not for this two weeks ago. the power of seeing those two guys get killed in those videos and being sat afternoround can public opinion. it doesn't surprise me. it's everywhere. >> what do we need to hear from the president? >> i'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and wait to hear what he has to say tomorrow, if he has built a broad coalition of ally ps and he arctic lates a very clear strategy for it's skis, i mean we can't even differentiate their threat level. then i think he will have done a pretty good service.

there are all kinds of implications in having agenda, in addition to or alou of going after assad. that's been the problem. major first forward, first of all, a reality check on this. training and supporting a new army is going to take quite awhile. >> can i cut in for just a second. i don't want you to go anywhere. stay right there. senator mccain is asking questions of secretary kerry, and i certainly want your thoughts on this. >> there will be boots on the ground if there is to be any hope of success in the strategy, and i think by continuing to repeat that, that the u.s. won't put boots on the ground, the president in effect draps himself. i've talked to so many people with military experience on both sides of this issue. they all agree with secretary gates assessment, and that's just the reality, and there is some of us who place a great deal of confidence in the opinion of people like secretary gates and architects of the surge and so many others. is it your view that the syrian opposition is viable? hello? >> hello, senator. i'm taking you so serious-- >> is it your view th

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fortunate that he didn't become a victim of the suspect and palo alto police are urging people not to alouangers in their -- allow strangers in that homes. reporting live from palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. >>> 7:36. san francisco court clerks have authorized a strike and their union says they could walk off the job at any time. the court workers overwhelmingly approved the strike but no strike date has been set. members of the union say the court has the money to give them the 3% raise they are asking for. they say court administrators are not offering them any raise. the court is not commenting. the workers went on strike in 2012 before reaching this current work agreement. >>> 7:37. san francisco voters could have a say in the future of the city's wholesale flower part. according to the examiner, a group of vendors, floor rifts and others will file paperwork to get a measure on the 2015 ballot. it would protect the flower mat from a planned technology office development. earlier this month, most of the san francisco flower growers association vo

there any situations where you feel the pressure has been such to be so risk avoidant that we're not alouing our people to do their job? >> i think in the immediate aftermath after benghazi there is a deep appreciation of that attack and we may have, the pendulum may have swung the other way for a while. i think today, with the systems that we have put in place, with the risk management that we are doing every day, with things like pbvp, the additional sources you're giving us i would not agree with that statement, sir. i think we need to take certain precautions and we do but i talk with ambassador deb jones when we were still in tripoli. i talked with the ambassador in sanaa about whether we're getting out enough and doing things we're need to be doing and they say yes, we are and it is the right balance. >> chairman, let me ask a very different question because i have very limited time. one of the props we have in benghazi was overreliance on willingness, ability, or loyalty of local militias to provide security. are there any places around the world today where you feel we're continuing