so i knew then you know that avis was gone. >> avis and her unborn child were pronounced dead at thecene. >> it was obvious that she had been shot in the head, in the chest, and possibly in the stomach. we are weren't totally sure as to how many shots she had received a that time. it also appeared she had been cut with some type of object. >> it appeared that the killer waited inside the house until avis came home from work and then attacked when she stepped out of her car. the point of entry was the back door where police found two high-quality shoe impressions. >> the prints on the glass door were fairly good prints, good clarity. there were two dimensional impressions in dirt on the glass door. >> analysts estimated the prints were made from a man's size 8 1/2 shoe. it appeared the killer tried to kick the glass in. when that didn't work the killer kicked through the door jamb. >> we were surprised that the glass didn't shatter. the dead bolt was still engaged. so we know the door was locked when entry was made. >> several rooms in the house had been ransacked. immediately suspici

i told you that avis was run so well, and hertz had accounting issues. they had to correct the numbers for 2012 and 2013. here's thing. avis has rung up 6% since i recommended it two months ago and up 45% for the year. meanwhile, hertz, oh this is opportunity, it's down 2% for 2014. i think that's a big reason why larry robbins might be on to something with this hertz recommendation. 's been held back, but i think at this point the company has gotten past many of problems that have kept it down. let me take a moment to go over the accounting issues and i never want to minimize them. they can signal serious problems, hence why the stock did drop 9%. but the accounting problems relate to small line items since the depreciation issues and several tax lawyers have assured me these were minor in origin. so i'm not super concerned here. i'm not being glib, you know i think accounting irregularities are dangerous. but i checked it out. i think hertz management is not finished restating and that's not a bad thing. they have a new cfo and he's inzinsant they put

. >> people like avis and hertz they go out and acquire the companies that came into this car-sharinginess early on. and companies are taking risks they wouldn't have normally taken. i think you can see companies like air b&b, and uber, they will be competing with companies like amazon, they are logistics companies already. so you will see a lot more innovation from the few that are able to scale that large, up to more established companies. the bigger companies are not going to standing back and let this kind of happen without them stepping into the market. >> all right. aruin. >> one of the most -- i mean, exciting things for me about the sharing economy, is the fact that i think that these platforms can be engines for innovation, and here is how -- you know, now when you -- i mean today when you want to start a business, it's sort of a high-risk proposition. it's all or nothing. so a lot of people stay in traditional jobs. it takes someone with a particularly personal type to strike out on their own. when you can dip your toes in the water by being an air b&b host for a while, try

live-in tracking had spats and san francisco looking at exit b avis' 76 and braniff and as chicken seee for the lights appeared to be working again cut faugh. traffic control officers that we saw at this intersection of the standing by either departed again. leather in not sending the the first time around there were on 14 minutes and then the power down again. udc traffic police standing around in case they got again. people were rushing to this intersection when the lights still got for the second time. it was dangerous for said. this outage by the way affected 1400 pg&e customers. there were a number of other critical intersections that were affected. thankfully no delays in traffic in either direction irans of the bay bridge and the west block in new the lights have been active for 45 minutes and the back of the starting to reach stores the macarthur mace. >>: that did the marine layer is bringing rascasse to just about everyone sun arose the renault 57. the 60 gradual clearing with fed said, temperatures continued its tumble until friday and for details are coming up at 645 >>: a

that's about the size of hertz and avis combined. it follows an announcement that lets homeowners rent out spare rooms to strangers. they announced a partnership and introduced its service for business. both startups are trying to cash in on the fast-growing market for business travel aiming to disrupt global brands like hilton and marriott. they are expected to generate $1.2 trillion. one risk for uber and air b and b is backlash from politicians and regulators who question the safety and security of these services. that could limit the market share these companies ultimately grab but uber's executives say such concerns are unfounded. >> we have better insurance coverage than any other ground transportation provider out there today. and so businesses are covered end to end and their employees more so than any other means of transportation today. >> reporter: only time will tell whether uber and air b and b can have the same success with companies as consumers but today's announcement is a big shot across the bow and entrenched playe

is intending to continue to bomb and destroy as much as possible in gaza i think it would have been avi to expect that the cease fire would that would these talks would lead to anything since we have sisi on one hand who works for the israelis or the americans and we have units on the out who really has no motivation no intention to stop terrorizing and stop this brutal violence against. the palestinians in gaza. some of the day's other news one hundred billion dollars development bank unveiled in brazil by the world's top five emerging nations the deal signed at the bric summit where the country's leaders agreed to align their efforts to move away from the west financial dominance paul scott reports from. well russian president vladimir putin going to meet with the leaders of bolivia uruguay and venezuela for example amongst many others now these countries their populations equate to around four hundred million people if you combine that with the three billion people represented by the five brics countries the blood in the putin has met with the latest representing overhaul of the worl

the bacteria that causes avi avian bocculism releases a toxic from, for example, maggots that carry this's part of the process again. but this year the drought is making things a lot worse. some of the wetlands are dry. there are fewer places with water and birds are forced to move to other locations. so now we are seeing a lot more birds concentrated in overpopulated areas of water. now, once that bocculism spreads, fish and wildlif wildlife officials start seeing a lot more dead birds. they have already identified dead birds in the area near the oregon border, and also in sacramento, and they anticipate this will spread. and it's really sad to see the birds once they have this disease. they become paralyzed, unable to lift their heads, and it's often fatal. >> with the current conditions, we may see a lot more birds dying, and it may repeat year after year until the drought starts to abate. >> reporter: and this will continue to spread, so fish and wi wildlife is asking that if you see such symptoms or dead animals, report it immediately. now, ppl

> when i first got to israel about a week ago, the first thing i did was go directly to the home of avi and rachel fraenkel whose son naftali was abducked. he's also an american citizen. it's so important that americans understand when you attack an american citizen, regardless of where he or she may be, you've attacked america. i wanted to simply bring some encouragement to the fraenkel family. i must tell you, they brought a lot of encouragement to me. their strength, resilience, their faith, their optimism was overwhelming. even in the grief of their son's death, the public statements that they have made and the countenance and the manner in which they've carried themselves i think speaks well of their integrity and character and their understanding that if nafta naftali's death can help focus some type of light on the extraordinary tensions of israelis who are living in ju a judea, it's something they'll have to accept and live with. but they're wonderful people. your heart goes out to any mother who when she puts her own head on a pillow at night has no idea where her son is puttin

system has failed to pressure israel the necessary amount to get it to change its policies, have i avihe palestinians. we have seen through the process over the past 20 years nothing but the continued expansion of israeli settlements. the number of settlers in palestinian territory has tripled during the negotiations process. unfortunately that diplomatic process has only acted as a cover for continued colonization. at the same time, the arms struggle comes with very high costs. we see it. we see it every day. this is not lost on the people in gaza who every day are pulling now women and children out of the rubble of bombed homes. they realize this. they realize the high cost of arms struggle as well. that does not necessarily mean, though, that there are no other paths for redress of engine palestinian grievances. bds is one of the methods through which civil society can engage, to raise pressure on israel in nonviolent ways. that's why i think it offers a very important path of giving hope for people who want to see a just peace. >> it seems that netanyahu does not necessarily care w

now, among the biggest movers, drug maker avi after finalizing a deal, shares up 2.5%.bined company plans to make its headquarters in britain to secure a lower tax rate than here in the u.s. general electric reported healthy second quarter results as it refocuses efforts on its industrial business. revenue from that side rose 7%. ge also announced it will spin out its consumer finance business in a public offering as soon as this month. shares of ge are down 27 cents, 26.34 is the current price. that's a decline of 1%. over the last year, ge shares, though, are up almost 13%. we're always hearing about gm recalls. today kia motes recalling nearly 52,000 2014 hatchbacks because of a potential steering problem. kia learned of the problem after a warranty claim and says it was not aware of any accidents related to the problem. president obama speaking this afternoon about the malaysian passenger jet crash in eastern ukraine and israel's ground offensive in gaza. will the president's strong words on ukraine be followed by action? senior washington correspondent peter barnes

hamas militants have been taking aim at jerusalem and tef tl avi but the rockets were intercepted bytary-general ban ki-moon expressed concern about safety on both side. in bethlehem, the air was thick with tear gas as young palestinians battled with israeli soldiers. as abc reports, the unrest on the israeli streets is becoming part of everyday life. >> reporter: this is life under the iron dome. israel's defense system against rockets from gaza. so this is what happens when the sirens occur. for some it is a difficult choice, run for cover, or stay and watch. does it feel like there is a war to you? >> of course, i know there's a war. but i'm not afraid. i mean i feel sorry for the gaza strip, for gaza citizens. because they really suffer a lot. >> reporter: at least 150 of these rockets were launched out of gaza. the israeli military has fired back many more missiles. >> that's gaza! >> reporter: not a single israeli life has been lost during this operation. while in gaza scores have been killed. at this high school they're taking exams. and aiden is 18. this is the last exam of h

avis identified 29 observations of concern the facilities and equipment. 27 related to safety and security and 39 on documentation and record keeping. what we'remes, dealing with in this situation is very, very extreme bio agents that could kill a number of people. you are nodding your head so i .ssume you agree like i say, i think the people are trying to do the job and they are motivated. with all due respect, we are not overreacting here. this has to be solved. , did you hearhere ms. kingsbury's testimony where she said that we need to have one agency at least in charge of developing national standards? >> yes, i did. that?t did you think of she admitted it would be difficult because of overlapping jurisdictions. agree that is worth an effort to try to do that? >> i know you like yes and no answers. i agree we should explore what we are doing today and what we should do in the future. >>d dr. ebright? >> there should be a single agency that sets policy regulations, policies standards, advises on needs and how they should be met. there should also be a national entity that regulates and

they are valued $18 billion which is the size of hertz and avis combined.milar model from abbive who conquered with his own service for business. and both are trying the cash in on the fast-growing market for travel. the industry expects corporate travel to generate $1.2 trillion in revenue up 7% from last year. uber is available in 160 cities around the world, and the ceo travis calnick says that the revenue is doubling every six months with faster start-up this year than last. but it is coming at a cost with the growth, because uber is facing a fight with the driver's regulations as to adhere to other taxi services, and there is a come petition from other groups like lyft. so will groups adopt them as quickly as the consumers have for business? >> well, later on in the morning, we will have more on squawk alley at 2:00 p.m. >>> and now, we are joined with all of the details of merck and pfizer, because of all of the activity, meg. >> yes, sarah. i got off of the phone with merck ceo ken phrafrazier and ag him about the doles and questions from the investo

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