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an employee racked up a $34,000 tab during last year's oracle world and put it on his amex card.p. so far the company is not talking about the lawsuit. oracle is still in the america's cup. still in it. oracle's team usa is still alive after drama on the bay today. brian webb says the comeback is good news for the city of san francisco. brian? >> reporter: there are plenty of critics of this race. the crowds are getting bigger and bigger. hotels and restaurants are packed and lately it is more like the grand event it was meant to be. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: once on the brink of an embarrassing defeat. team oracle turns things around winning two races this afternoon. the tides are turning. >> we are not disappointed they are doing well. we are happy our guys are doing incredibly well. >> reporter: the crew and boat are bank rolled by elison, the ceo of oracle. he could not help but brag about the team in front of his techy friends in san francisco. >> great sailing. the bay was filled with spots where there was wind and spots there was not. it makes it a difficult day t

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amex. a lot of great things going on in the financial story that aren't quite as tied to the 10-year yield. and let's not forget, i think it's not about whether rates go up. it's about why they go up. if they're going up because china's getting better, europe is getting bet letter, we're steadily improving, itbullish financials. if it's going up because of the fed, that's a problem. right now, the rate increase is about fundamentals and it's not just the fed. and that's why i think cyclical stocks are handling the rate rise so well. >> joe, last question. >> yeah, alec, if we could, let's go back to the emerging market trade. it's a hot topic right now. if you could, differentiate, because all of the emerging markets are not created the same. i read your notes and i agreed with some of your notes. there will be winners and losers. what winners and losers will there be? >> it's pretty simple. as long as tapering is on the table, and obviously it will be, and then about trade hikes, it's abou

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amex call is peggy from miami, -- our next call is peggy from wyoming, democrat fund.ler: i have a son who is mentally ill, and they say it is is that people who do the shooting, i guess mentally ill is a bad person? no, they are not bad. they cannot just get the help they need. this man reached out for help, and he never got it. .nd it is so hard at the current of a mentally ill person, we don't approve of things that happen, but they are mentally ill, and they need help, and it is so hard for us to get help for them, and it is so hard for them to get the help because when we go when and we try to get help for them, we are told well, they are unadulterated, they can help an adult,s -- they are they can help themselves paradigm sorry, but they cannot help themselves. you fora'am, thank that. let me express my deep admiration and gratitude for what you are doing for your son. hard that imagine how must be for you, but also how courageous you are for trying to seek that help, and i would completely agree with you. certainly nobody in the navy or the military wants to lab

amex is up over 8% on this deal. >> actually, a record high, right?y get it done. i just think that if you're intel, you just say, listen, we're not going to have this. it's going to drive up prices. >> so they need china, they need a lot of anti-trust approvals and they also may need sifus, too. it will take them a long time to get the deal done. >> we see this interesting here, sprint and -- >> japan is a huge -- >> it's an open door policy, commander, whatever. >> it's been enormous this year in m&a. >> sony. >> highest level since september 2008. let's get to bob pisani here. >> good morning. consumer staples to the down side. good news is the odds of a government shutdown seem to be a little less. apparently reid and the senior republicans seem to have some sort of deal to go through with the resolution process that's clean, doesn't defund obama care. right now even though there's a lot of whining, the stock market is holding up very well. you look at industrials, health care, technology, consumer discretionary, all of those well under their 200

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