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not just baa baa's valuation that's so impressive.merce giant has been pouring money into the valley for years. it's just one of a dozen or so start-ups that jack ma has taken an interest. joining us is the ceo and co-found of peel. good to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me today. >> tell us about how peel works. it is available in over 200 countries. you have raised a ton of money. how does the product work. >> peel was founded with the vision of so you have 500 channels on your tv, what do you watch? added to that complexity is a bunch of remote kroels kroeld kro controls on the coffee table. we want to just tap on an image and tune you into the show. regardless of the set top box or tv you have. and we're shipping on half of all the android phones that ship in the states today and also available on iphones. close to 90 million people have activated this product. >> how has your participation and partnership with the tech giants. i imagine as many get more into tv streams on their own they would like to develop something

a lot of it comes from the baa baath party. and the--if you think of the territory covered by the islamic state somewhere north of aleppo and somewhere south of baghdad clearly there are a lot of people who need to administer it, who need paying, and then there are those who need to be bought. each branch needed to provide a certain amount of money to the center. i think that was something which became deeply rooted in the organization. the money collected locally was not necessarily yours. it was for the benefit of the whole group. >> christopher swift, is that the key difference? the control of territory? does that make you more like the taliban than a group that is always on the run? always on the move? >> in many respects, yes. one of the key differences that richards pointed out, raising money for operations, an one-off approach, very much the model that al-qaeda was in, september 11, 2001, and then the self-sustaining generating sources of income. creating a space between syria and iraq. and it goes more importantly with

kind of focused later on after high school on piano and my first professional job was with mel baa moor. and from there ashley simpson took me under their wing and introduced me to the new york recording session scene and i started really recording a lot of records during that time. >> i put him -- >> yes you did. >> that's right. >> and i went bam with a ruler when he wasn't hitting the right note. >> that's right. >> and look where he is now. >> that's right. ♪ >> it was showtime at the apollo where his fame took off. >> a lot of people picked up my story when i was at the apollo. i had a lot of great years there and it meant a lot and on to my next page. >> after turning the pages from the apollo, this musical director landed at aamerican idol, the 2013 emmys, and now he joins abc's reality competition dancing with the stars. >> you have to come in and make a statement. you can't halfway step into something. you have to mean it. and to show that kind of viewership, you have to be bold. >> and while ray was directing his musical career his wife was making tunes of her own behind the s

i'm a baa baa bull. >> apple ceo tim cook taking a swipe at some biggest rivals in open letter to customers unveiling the new privacy policy. he writes a few years ago users f internet services began to realist that when an online process is free you are not the customer you are the expense of the product. our software and services are designed to make our devices better, plain and simple. john, is this the right thing to say? should he have said it earlier? >> maybe he should have said it earlier. i was in the opinion that in this launch season apple needed to say more about privacy. he is saying a lot more here. i think it is interesting to parse though, who exactly is he poking here? is it facebook? google. probably more google than facebook. he's pointed out google as being a competitor. facebook, some of their logging is built into ios. continuing to be an ios aid. he is interesting to see how he continues to push the line of demarcation between apple and google particularly as build more privacy and security into the operating system. >> especially on the week you are launching a new

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. >>> it's 5:07, new details about alley baa baa's big ipl coming up next. >>> what we're learning about apple's plan for the iwatch including a possible price tag. >>> and taking a live look outside once again, beautiful bay bridge illuminated, school lights, not a lot of traffic on the labor day. monday morning, 5:07, lot more news ahead. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back everyone, it's 5:09. the bay 101 card room will not be moving any time soon. the assassinate legislature -- senate legislature says no. the bay owners hoping it could have moved to allow them to expand. san jose will not allow it to expand the way it wants to. no word yet on what bay 101 owners will do next. >>> over the weekend, the legislature did pass a number of bills including one that will require all employers to provide three days of paid sick leave to all workers every year. the sick pay bill applies to both full-time and part-time workers. allows them to accrue one hour of six leave for every 30 hours worked. governor brown is expected to sign the bill. if he does, california will be t

then thursday, not worthy of a rain drop just yet, baa few extra clouds and a slight chance of a shower. we will watch that. >> sounds like a great day for football tomorrow. >> thanks a lot mark. >>> all right, chocolate lovers unite. the giradelli chocolate festival started today. they had all things chocolate plus a wine pairing pavilion. this year's festival benefits project open hand for people in need. it will be in giradelli square from noon to 5:00 p.m. >>> coming up, a women's advocacy group is making a call for roger goodell to resign. >> we will talk about what the group has planned. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> we are always here few you online at ktvu.com and here on facebook and twitter. have a great night. see you at 10:00. >> just about an hour folks. ♪ with kaiser permanente, you'll connect with your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> pressure again, kaepernick is still on his feet. >> davis, a juggle and a touchdown. >> and this

john amato was elected baaing in 1983 and served continuously every since. they dedicated council chambers to his name. he leaves behind two daughters and self grandchildren. >> egyptian lawyer charged in the death of two u.s. embassies in africa has plead guilty. he's concerned because 54 year old a dell abdul berry at one point faced hundreds of charges. some carrying mandatory life sentences but today in new york city berry plead guilty to three charges including making death threats against americans. if the judge accepts the deal that carries a maximum 25 years in prison. though he probably get credit for the 10 years he's already been in custody. 224 people died in the bombings in kenya and tanzania intelligence experts believe berri' son bow headed american journalist james foley in syria. the judge has given both sides of berry's case one week to explain why he should accept the me deal. >> scotland's vote to romaine part of the united kingdom is sending a collective sigh of relief against europe governments and institutions. fifty two% of the electo

he was expelled from congress after being couldn't fixed on federal corruption charges baaing in 2002he died from injuries suffered in a traffic -- tractor trailer accident -- tractor accident on his farm tuesday. he was 73 years old. >> and communities groups are marching this weekend to call for an end to gun violence in philadelphia. the hands across philadelphia event was held in west philly today. dozens marched 3 miles along 52nd street from woodland avenue to parkside avenue. organizers say it's important to educate young people and to teach them skills that stop violence before it starts. >> there's too much death. way too much death. we need to do something to debt people to understand that there's way too much death and we have to do something to get people to stand up against it. stand up against the shooting the killing. >> the naacp was among the groups that organized this eve event. >>> and cyclists make the long trek to the shore with one gel in mind here. finding a cure for multiple sclerosis. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us their commitment to the

it's just another chapter in this never ending sag baa that has wreaked such havoc on our infrastructure. >> host: what's the issue with consolidation in your view? >> guest: you have these huge companies who are not only in control of distribution, but of content too increasingly, and they're getting hammer locked with an information infrastructure that we as a democracy rely upon to govern ourselves. and it has been a never ending tale. i went to the federal communications commission in 2001 not knowing that i was going to be spending, like, 75% of my time just listening to ceo afcee owe come in and say, well, you've got to let us get bigger because we have all of these efficiencies and economies we're going to pass on to consumers. have consumers seen any benefits on their cable bills from that consolidation? i think the average cable bill has gone up 4% a year since the middle of the 1990s, so consumers are paying dearly for it. and now we're into not just traditional cable and media, but broadband too. this opportunity creating and dynamic technology that should be opening a new era

a baa day is in a hurry to form the government and hasn't been resting for the last week or ten days. he's been working 24/7 around the clock trying to negotiate with everybody. it's really a difficult task for him. and he promised to form the government as soon as possible. he gave 72 hours to various plit u call leaders to nominate their ministe ministers, so his deadline is tomorrow. for him and for iraq as well as the international community, failure is not an option. it will be disastrous on stake holders and then again, failure is a real possibility. there are those who are working on making it fail. there are those who are actually making it difficult for him to progress given the type of conditions and preconditions that they put forward. but so far the negotiations have been going relatively well. and only yesterday the kurdish delegation finished their first round meeting with mr. a baa day and went back to meet the kurdish leaders and held a press conference saying that there's room for optimism, but we are not overoptimistic about the chances of him meeting all our conditi

fundamentally i don't think that there will be a seismic shift, baa change in the forthcoming. >> thank you so much for your insight and for your time over these five weeks, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and we are going to be talking to lots of legal and political analysts both here in washington and in richmond. and about the verdict and then we're going to hear from them coming up at 6:00. dan? >> thank you, lesli. >>> breaking in the world of entertainment. comedian joan river has died. rivers was hospitalized last week after going into cardiac arrest following a routine procedure. she will be remembered for her acid-tongue wit. her daughter, melissa says she was surrounded by family and friends. she was 81. >>> new information in a manslaughter case tonight in a man who allegedly forgot about his baby leaving him to die in a hot car at the naval air station. a federal judge just ordered john junic released into the custody of his parents as long as they get rid of their firearms. bruce leshan was at federal court in green belt. >> reporter: the baby boy's mother, his grandpar

the former hurricane norbert falling apart as it turns towards the shore in the baa -- baja peninsula, but moisture pushing up from mexico is causing heavy rain falls and causing flash flooding. there's big concerns, because it's a dry area, especially in southern california. we are looking at the southern - part of the sierra nevadas, the rain fall falling in the mountains, and running down so rapidly. we are talking about record amounts of moisture, up to two inches happening in the atmosphere. all you need is a bit of a lift to get 2 inches of water out of the sky within half an hour, sometimes very fast. we are concerned about the continuation through monday for the southern area. we expect to see them become widely scattered. thickened lines in utah. something to keep an eye on, if you are in the vicinity of southern california, there's a risk of flash flooding. we have a report of a boulder rolling down into the middle of the 243 earlier today. we have a lot of issues going on for southern california. as monday wearing on, see how the norms and showers continue to the south-west

included tens of thousands of unaccompanied children, and like american children they are headed baaingschool and that means that school districts are having to adapt. melissa chen has that story. mario is 15 and like most getting ready for school. >> i came here to learn in school. >> he starting school here at san francisco international high, 3,000-miles from the home he left behind. he risks his life to come to america. >> in mexico, it bumps much more difficult, because there things change, there are thieves that rob you, you may even sleep on the streets and it is difficult, but when you get to the boarder, you have to walk a lot and be strong, because then there's the dessert. >> many here have a similar story, and every student is new to the country, every student, is learning english. many show up alone, without parents without absolutely nothing. sometimes they are renting a room. >> they have seen more than 1,000 new immigrant students enroll this september. part of the national influx of more than 66,000 unaccompanied children who have crossed the border. the spike has come

. >> baa lloney. >> but the law -- >> i remember that.f the segment. >> if if you are trying to substantially alter your physical appearance, you're allowed to do that. they said you can't have something to drastically alter. >> it's no different from a woman putting on the makeup. >> he's not a woman. >> it's sexual discrimination. he's a male and he walks in with makeup. no! of course, it's wrong. >> what if i go to the dmv and paste on a goatee. some people may like it. >> thsz what he looks like. >> they'll probably win. you know these judges. ladies, thank you. if you were writing president obama's speech tonight, what would he say? we'll be right back. virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> back tonight. president obama's speech will be closely watched all over the world. and i want to know what charles krauthammer would say if he were writing the speech. the

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. >> it blocks the seat from coming baa. >> is this something you use all the time.most people say -- a lot of people said i don't recline my seat. but when we did a poll today the majority of our viewers said you pay for that seat. it's your right to recline it. >> right. and i would agree with that somewhat. i think it's their right but with my consent. that's myspa space too. i want to take the high road especially in the future, take the high road and say -- >> if i'm in front of you you're not going to get in a fight but say fine, but thank you for asking. >> what happened was ridiculous and i'll be the first to admit that. you take the high road, say can i finish this document up, and then it's all yours. and a lot of people too say ask up front. when people get on the airline and say -- and i say i'm going to your seat for the next three hours. >> i don't think that would work well at all. >> ime not be someone who doesn't recline but i would be mad. that's something to think about. you fly from moscow to denver. do you do what you want others to do? do you ne

all western powers agreed to supply anti-aircraft missiles to baá! a chance to avoid the disaster that emerged last summer. unfortunately it's always reactive. white house european union, all major european powers, they are trying to find not middle ground but not too push too hard and unless you show strength, the aggression cannot be stopped. >> is there a level that actually would impact putin and his economy so much to the extent -- these sanctions are hitting defense companies and hitting energy companies. when is it going to hit his economy and his people that this is the wrong track? >> eventually it will hurt badly. they could do much more. and first of all, they could aim at individuals. yes, they had a list of individuals but don't forget money, the fortunes, tens of billions of dollars moved to the west and under control of their families. their families are comfortable there while putin is in a circle and locked in russia and they know that fortunes are safe and also russian has currency reserves. the real money that's not yet hit by u.s.

. >>> turning now to baa bit of politics. we're getting closer to the midterm elections.s are heating up in battleground states. the balance power in the senate is in play. could the gop regain control? joining us to handicap some key races, the director of the university of virginia center of politics larry sabato. welcome, sir, great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> we're getting closer, and a lot of folks are gearing up for some key states where some tight races are at play. let's talk about the climate we're under right now, given the fact that many people are concerned with leadership at the top. when you look at some of the fox news polls we have, when you look at the president's job performance rating, for example, if we can put that up there, you can see the disapproval rate, 57%, is quite high at this point. when you ask people if they feel better off than they did in 2008, these are the numbers. 54% say no, compared to 37% who say they do. so what do you make of those numbers, first of? >> uma, this is a classic sixth year election. we call it the sixt

. >> and eric being 61, and i say eric, because we are friends, being 61, he dates baaing to that generation that lived through martin luther king, and robert f kennedy, and john f kennedy, so his life was shaped by the civil rights movement, and as a result, that's how he sees. >> let's take you to the state dining room now. >> this generation of americans. falls the full burden of proving to the world, that we really mean it when we say all men are created free and equal. >> the law. one of the longest serving. other the summer he came to me and said that he thought six years was a good run. like me he married up. and i know brook, and maya, and buddy are excited to get their dad back. so this is bittersweet. but with his typical dedication, he has agreed to stay on as attorney general until i nominate a successor. which means he will have a chance to add to a proud career of public service, one that began nearly 40 years ago as a young prosecutor in the department that he now runs. he was there for 12 years taking on political corruption, until president ragan named him to the bench as a

. >> most philadelphia public school students have day one in the books as they headed baaing to class today. mayor nutter escorting kids to class at a pair of charter schools. also toured a couple of high schools. more than 130,000 students were back to class citywide today. kindergarteners will get their first day next monday. school superintendent william hite joined the mayor. many school leaders and parents are upset that kids are heading back to school with a huge budget gap and fury sources. >> moment one high school student will not soon forget a girl faints during a speech by first lady michelle obama. take look. >> we need one of our medics here. wove got young girl who take takenned. but it happens all the time. she's going to be okay. sometimes standing up -- if anybody is starting that feel tired standing up, bend your knees and eat your breakfast. >> the first lady went on to say the girl is doing just fine. mrs. obama is visiting atlanta as part of her reach higher education initiative. >> prince harry is reactioning to the news he will be an uncle for the second time. h

. >> baa lloney. >> but the law -- >> i remember that.hat's the name of the segment. >> if if you are trying to substantially alter your physical appearance, you're allowed to do that. they said you can't have something to drastically alter. >> it's no different from a woman putting on the makeup. >> he's not a woman. >> it's sexual discrimination. he's a male and he walks in with makeup. no! of course, it's wrong. >> what if i go to the dmv and paste on a goatee. some people may like it. >> thsz what he looks like. >> they'll probably win. you know these judges. ladies, thank you. if you were writing president obama's speech tonight, what would he say? we'll be right back. ♪ here's a good one seattle... what did geico say to the mariner? we could save you a boatload! ♪ foghorn sounds loudly ♪ what's seattle's favorite noise? the puget sound! ♪ foghorn sounds loudly ♪ all right, never mind doesn't matter. this is a classic. what does an alien seamstress sew with? a space needle! ♪ foghorn sounds loudly continuously ♪ oh come off it captai

>> to going baa to -- to go back to this sigma deal, sigma's paying about 29%.not a big difference, charles, but it is when it's billions of dollars you're bringing in. it is a big difference. and this is more about -- this is a global economy. this isn't just the united states anymore. we need to realize that as americans this is a global economy. >> yeah, but keep the americans first. i hear you all talking, and you're business folks, and i'm more political, but how about america first? let's give some sort of deal and better deal. we do need to cut the corporate tax, but also as consumers, you know, we should look for buying american first. charles: what's the deal with republicans on this? the white house is going to try to do this by executive fiat. they're going to change the rules. everyone says -- we do have the highest corporate tax rate in the world. everyone agrees it should be changed. why can't the republicans be firmer on this, or will they take a stand after the midterm elections? >> i agree. and i think for the most part the republicans have been

>> oh, i think that is baa loanny. i think it's time to start telling the truth about islam.know not all muslims are terrorists. but the fact is there's something in islam that incites violence. i mean, the psychopath in oklahoma who beheaded this woman, these isis terrorists who beheaded james foley and others, what most people don't realize is they were following the example of their spiritual leader, mohamed, who beheaded jews who wouldn't follow him into battle. they are following the teacherings of the quran that says crucify your enemies, amputate their limbs. i know, sean, the common argument is oh, that's a perversion of islam. there are 130 million muslims who embrace radical islam if that many people are getting it wrong, there is something wrong in that religious system. and i think it is time for those of us who are christian leaders to stand up and say without equivocation that god has granted government the right not just to stop evil but to pursue evil doers and obliterate evil from the face of the earth. that's romans 13:4 that says government is an avenger of

owns a big percentage of it, has a major stake inally baa what -- alibaba, up about two-thirds of a percentit is, and it's not moving too much as this news has just broken via "the new york times." once again, alibaba will price its ipo september 18th and will begin trading september 19th on the new york stock exchange. it will be awfully interesting, to say the least. >>> let's get to the broader market here. the s&p 500 is on track at the very moment for a record close, but you couldn't be closer at this point. it has to close above this number, 2003.37. we are at this very moment at 2003.71, so just barely above it. if we do close there, that would score its 33rd closing high this year. earlier today it looked like the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq and the russell 2000, everything, would snap the weeely winning streak, but the disappointing jobs report -- once it was digested by the markets -- helped turn things around. perhaps, of course, on the belief that a weak number that we got today staves off the fed from tightening interest rates. here's what happened. the economy created 142,000

food allergies can be very scary things especially with children heading baaing to school. there is now an app for that. it can help you keep an eye on exactly what your children put into their bodies. it's called was in it? first you tell the app the specific ingredients you do not want. maybe your allergic or maybe on diet. then you scan the bar code with your phone. if you get the smile you are good to go. but if you get the red frown something is in your food that you do not want. >> it's a bigger problem than lot of people think and the solutions and the tools that are out there are very limited. >> the app is now in testing and creators are looking for little bit of help. tonight at 10:00 how you can make sure it hits the market with all the right tools. >>> all right. ladies, if you are still looking for the man of your dreams, consider a short man. the new study explaining why this might be the best type of man to marry. and you ever come up with an incredible idea, one of those invention that is could change the world or at least make life a lot easier? turning tho

baaing to the mid 80s. we'll talk about the rain chance for norbert coming up. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks. >>> turning now to the close encounter happening over our skies. later today, the asteroid known as pit bull, mr. 305, mr. worldwide, not kidding with that nickname, pit bull is hurdling towards earth at tens of thousands of miles per mile. jose is svery excited. they go all the way back to miami. this is -- this pit ball ull is going to come that close to our planet. here with a closer look is miguel almaguer. >> reporter: it is the stuff movies are made of. a killer asteroid hurling towards earth, the end of mankind. >> damage, total, sir. it is what we call a global killer. >> reporter: drama fitting of hollywood, though not exactly what will zip past our planet today. >> it's much more dangerous here in southern california and across the street or getting in a car than it is to worry about what's out there this in space. >> astronomer ed kraft has been tracking asteroid 2

here with me now to exclusively unveil his rating onally pa baa is one of the very best number crunchersietary system to rate the financial health of companies. before we get to the big reveal of what it is, what do you do? what input do you take there what you know of the company before you make your decision? >> to create the financial health rating, rapid ratings uses the income statements and balance sheets of companies. we rate over 30,000 global and private companies. for any company that's ipo-ing, as soon as they release their financials, we can perform the rating. that's what we've done with alibaba. liz: how did alibaba rate? 0 being worst to 100 being best. >> they come in at a 71 which is a very strong, very high rating for a perspective, facebook is now at a 70, amazon is now at a 41. liz: whoa, whoa, whoa, why is amazon at a 41 and alibaba which isn't even public, and we don't know the if their information is clear and clean, why is it a 71? >> well, the financial health rating looks at how well companies are running, how efficiently they are run. and that takes into accoun

. >>> and welcome baa to mornings on 2. it is sunday, september 21st. >> gork.et right to your sunday forecast and say hill to rose mary. >> good morning. >> go rng to you. overcast skies in oakland this morning. if you're thinking about heading out, maybe going to the farmer's market. maybe bring a light jacket. it's a little cool out there with a cloud cover. in fact it's quite robust. gusting to near 30 miles an hour. in addition to low clouds many and high level cloud and land communications. they're pulling our way from the east. we will break away to partly you subsidy skies. i think we'll be socked in once again. let me roll you through and so -- notice the low cloud still handgunning up against the coast. they -- will be partly sunny to partly cloudy by 10:00 or so. if you plan to heading -- it's going to be another great one. 6 # grez right now in walnut creek. 63 in fay -- so relatively mild start out. there for the afternoon, we've got some nice weather. 9 in napa. 9 redwood 60. inland 83 and livermore. that's a nice summer day in store for you. we wi

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