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. >> number two twitter is launching an alert feature that will send emergency notices aztecs messages. -- text messages. users will have to sign up to receive alerts. they'll be marked with an orange bell icon. >> number one get ready to pay more for a first class stamp. the postal service is asking for a 3% increase raising the price to 49 cents. they expect to lose $6 billion this year alone. tomorrow postal service will also ask for an adjustment to bulk mail rates. that's your top five fox 5 for wednesday night. >> thank you, will. >> you heard about mile lie cyrus. now a group in new york city broke a record for the most people twerking at the same time in the same place. i don't know if that qualifies as twerking. i'm not sure why we care but just in case you wanted to know yeah. who knew there was a twerking record anyway. >> i didn't know that. >> i'm very new to the word twerk anyway. what did miley do? >> yeah. we're going to leave it right there. >> let's talk about the weather we've been having. it's gorgeous. hafsht it been so -- hasn't it been so beautiful. a lot of peop

aztec dancers were there to bless the site. museum sits at the base of a few tour residential tower and the current space is so small display all of the collections. >> it's now time for it to have a permanent home. >> the project not without controversy. residents may sue to keep et from blocking their views. expanded museum expected to open in 2017. >> doesn't look as though larry le -- ellison will spent time sulking in his team loses. the party going feature a maroon five and black keys, or why cell open world begins and 47,000 people will be there. >> well, how can 49ers forget about yesterday's tough loss it? was brutal. how about playing video games with high school kids it teaches students about money management. >> feels fun just to mess around. and answer questions. >> both 49ers players told students how unprepared they were to handle money in college. financial football was developed by visa and the nfl that. is an innovative idea. >> yes swre. good advice now. yes, michael finney is here with the consumer news. >>

judith jones and i, brianna barnes, journeyed through latin america, the land of conquistadores, aztecs incas. zay harding then crossed the pacif

we're watching shares of aztec pharmaceuticals, this on report out of japan's nikkei news that the company will be acquired by otsuka pharmaceuticals in japan for around 90 billion yen, $100 million given where current exchange rates are. aztec pharmaceuticals, a report out of nikkei in japan, that they will be acquired by otsuka pharmaceuticals. no confirmation so far so keep that in mind. now on to diana olick in washington, d.c. >> reporter: mortgage applications moved up 1.3% last week drive-by by small gains in refinances. applications to purchase a home were down a little less than 1%, and they are down 9% for the past four weeks. refis rose 2% week to week after falling for most summer. they are down 15% in the past month on higher rates. refis bumped up as the rate on the 30-year fixed fell slightly from 4.8% to 4.73%. while the rate fell, this is second week in a row that the conforming rate is actually higher than the jumbo loan rate. usually it's the other way around. sue? >> indeed it is. diana, stay with us. let's bring in coldwell banker budge husky. thanks for being here. >>

judith jones and brianna barnes journeyed through latin america, the land of conquistadors, aztecs and incas. zay harding then crossed the pacific from santiago to new caledonia. megan mccormick began our silk road journey in xi'an in china. now, join holly morris as she continues from the mountains of kyrgyzstan, central asia. [captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> in this episode of "globe trekker around the world," i'm traveling one of the most exotic highways in the world, the ancient silk road, all the way from china behind me, thousands of miles through central asia to the edge of europe. this is gointo bone unbeliable journey. ntral asia is a vast region of mountains, deserts, and plains, stretching from china all the way to the edge of europe. starting my journey in kyrgyzstan near osh, i travel to tashkent, in uzbekistan, and then by train to samarkand and bukhara. moving on to merv in turkmenistan, i fly to baku, in azerbaijan, before heading on to tbilisi, in georgia. flying to konya in turkey, i travel by camel caravan like the old silk road traders, before finally

acapulco, that glamorous name actually comes from an aztec word meaning,"washed away." today it sure seems that way to some 40,000 tourists trying to get out. >> there is no roads, no planes, physically no way to get out of acapulco. >> reporter: for three days, tropical storm manual pounded mexico's diamond coast. leaving in its wake a chaotic scene. grocery store shelves emptied. at the local costco, looters wade through the parking lot, but there's no easy way out. major roads blocked by mudslides. the international airport under water waist deep from the ticket counter to the curb side check-in. a carry on bag you need to carry on your head. most of the tourists are being diverted to a nearby military base to be airlifted out. but, it's slow going. >> it's a little tired but, you know, trying to get home as best as possible. >> reporter: the grand hotels are now rationing food and the stranded vacationers who came expecting five star accommodations are making do with a dry patch of floor in the lobby. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> now the latest on the fl

up for sale, the hazmat suit he wore when cooking methamphetamine, his rundown upon yack aztec and, oha pair of his famous tighty whiteys. would you really pay $250 for those things? he actually wore them. they're not only tighty whiteys, they're secondhand. people went crazy last month over a custom made breaking bad lego set. that's one hot show. >>> now our sixth story. iran's full-court press to woo the jewish people and the peel of the united states. the iranian president is on a mission. next week, he reportedly plans to bring the sole jewish member of iran's parliament to new york when he attends the u.n. general assembly. this could be a major gesture considering his predecessor talked about the destruction of israel and called them an insult to human kind. this bringing of the one jewish member of parliament comes after a tweet from the iranian president's account wishing jews a blessed new year. he also tweeted yesterday that he is open to meeting with president obama and wrote that their exchanges have been both positive and constructive. is it time to trust iran? great to h

that glamorous name actually comes from an aztec word meaning washed away.t sure seems that way to some 40,000 tourists trying to get out. >> there is no road, no planes. physically no way to get out of acapulco. >> reporter: for three days, tropical storm manuel pounded mexico's diamond coast, leaving in its weak a chaotic scene, grocery store shelves empty. at the local costco, people wade through the parking lot. major roads blocked by mud slides. the international airport under water waist-deep. a carry on bag you'd need to carry on your head. most of the tourists are being diverted to a military base to be airlifted out. but it's slow going. >> trying to get home. >> reporter: the grand hotels are now rationing food. and the stranded vacationers who came expecting five star accommodations are making due with a dry patch of floor in the lobby. david wright, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in colorado, search and rescue teams went door to door and car to car again today trying to the hundreds of people still unaccounted for in theed into ravaged communities no

the aztecs or something, the redskins are saying maybe, maybe they should change. it i hate this iewper sensitive culture. i hate being told i am part of the hyper hyper sensitive culture. the cleveland indians are fine. it is just getting -- >> it is so stupid. how do native americans feel about it? >> some team names have been changed and they were named after them and they were like, this is awesome. >> it is like every tribe at once. >> you see native americans and you are like, i don't care. >> you might as well call them the washington firewater drinkers or the save veg -- save venge. >> and the nfl has an image issue. >> and native americans don't have redskin. >> thoab has redskin. nobody on this planet -- >> nobody has the color i allegedly have. is it the same as this? >> redkin hair products is my endorsement. >> coming up what is up with rocket frog? rocket frog is wondering the same thing about you. >>> did they poo-poo her at that tattoo? she revealed two at that times during the summer portion of the miss america pageant. or as i like to call. it the

aztec wars heat up, which is a better buy for your portfolio right now, apple or microsoft?s is jonathan at miller tabake andon stevens with first asset investment management. which do you like better? >> hands down it's apple. i think apple has momentum. one thing we saw this weekend is it's back. it's clearly the innovative leader in mobile. plus it's got tons of catalyst, the cloud, the mac book refresh, et cetera. they're both cheap stock, by the way, but i think you have to give it hands down to apple. one thing that was really interesting was the new fingerpri fingerprint. microsoft, you have a company with with a series of problems and catalyst behind it. steve ballmer retired, nothing for surface tablet devices, nothing in office coming out. you have to give it to them. plus the company is dealing with a whole new organizational structure, trying to find a new ceo. all of that. it's got to do that in real time. i think, you know, essentially you have one story that has tons of catalysts coming back and the other where the catalysts are behind it. >> seems like an unf

i'm calling about aztecs pharmaceutical and its pending merger.uy all outstanding astex shares at 850. it closed at 854 today. is that something to buy now or wait until the merger to settle? >> i don't want you to buy it. the big money's been made here. i'll find out whether there'll be another suitor. i think this one's a done deal. i think you should move on. ca-ching, ca-ching. we are not arbitrageurs here on the show. ken in new jersey, please, ken. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how are you? >> all right. how about you partner? >> caller: nktr is the symbol. with fda approval of astra zeneca's new drug, it could result of $70 million to nextar. a drug which is hoping to replace addictive pain relievers like oxycontin. as a result of all of this news, there's been a lot of blogger speculation of a buyout at the $30 to $40 range. >> it's only at $13, i don't think it's going to be there. i haven't looked at nextar in years, to be honest. and we have to do a full drill down, because i used to not like this stock. let's put it that way. i will do a ve

. >> aztec a lot of downside at the san mateo bridge, we can see lots of sun sign. >> will be back after14 a.m. as the time right now. >> we are still backed up really bad at the bay bridge since 630 this morning. >> which is one of three hours now appear >> upper deck has been cleared of the stalled bus and the accident that happened afterwards. >> as you can see the east shore freeway is still backed up all the way to golden gate fields. >> 580 is backed up to 24 appeared >> the nimitz northbound is jammed up to the diamond lane split appeared >> you are still looking at slow traffic to the san mateo bridge, although conditions are in little better here only marginally slow appeared >> we still see stop and go traffic on the alternate appeared >> on 880 southbound leading down toward 237 were a motorcycle accident is in the lanes appeared which is jamming up their rides to the pill much milpitas' corridor appeared >> the golden gate bridge. >> a look at the bay bridge westbound the upper deck it is clear the hot spot is still clear and very much in effect here >> lots of blue skies and

so aztec, sorry, not in drivable condition.his iconic undies. >>> spoiler alert we're about to reveal the ending to last night's big "breaking bad" finale. my producer of this program is probably running out of the control room with her ears covered because she hasn't watched it yet. i'm giving you time to do the same. okay. cnn entertainment correspondent nischelle turner has a look back at the bitter gen sweet conclusion. >> should make one hell of a story. >> reporter: indeed it should. "breaking bad" cooked up quite an ending. the chemistry teacher turned meth maker was busy in the finale, as always walter white took care of his family. >> i earned it and you're going to give it to my children. >> reporter: and took care of his enemies. even white's ex-partner jesse got to settle a score. in the final moments, white, the man also known as heiseburg was shot and died, fittingly in a meth lab. critics loved the ending and it seems many fans did, too, from facebook to twitter, everyone was talking. >> i liked it. >> reporter:

acapul acapulco, that name comes from an aztec word meaning washed away.,000 tourists trying to get out. >> no way. there is no roads, no planes, physically no way to get out. >> reporter: for three days manuel pounded mexico's diamond coast leaving in its wake a chaotic scene. grocery store shelves emptied. at the local costco, looters weighed their way through. major roads blocked by mud slides. the international airport underwater, waste deep from the ticket counter to the curbside check-in. a carry on bag you need to carry on your head. most of the tourists are being diverted to a nearby military base to be air lifted out but it's slow going. >> little tired but, you know, trying to get home as fast as possible. >> reporter: the grand hotels are now rationing food. the stranded vacationers who kamt expecting five star accommodations are making due with a dry patch of floor in the lobby. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> unbelievable. manuel strengthened to a hurricane category 1. that could hit the west coast a second time. there's a new tropica

states such aztecs techs and have reacted by enacting or putting into effect laws that tecked under preclearance not have gone forward with. and although the bill authorizing the 2006 renewal of passed g rights act overwhelmingly, it's generally thought the current congress won't pass legislation anytime soon. you may have noticed the current congress has trouble legislating. so while we wait the federal government is using other tools, other sections of the voting rights act to try to protect minority access to the ballot. section two which is the after the fact which allows an dividual to after the fact challenge having a discriminatory effect. that was not challenged in the case so the government has sued texas under section two to challenge a voter i.d. law that would otherwise have gone through preclearance. it's also filed a suit seeking an order from a federal court that would bring texas within the preclearance requirement based on evidence of intentional voting discrimination. because although there are no covered jurisdictions under the section four formula, there say procedure in the

judith jones and brianna barnes journeyed through latin america, the land of conquistadors, aztecs and incas. zay harding then crossed the pacific from santiago to new caledonia. megan mccormick began our silk road journey in xi'an in china.