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nadim baba, al jazeera has the story. >> after passing through army checkpoints. >> they say she have a knife. if even you only have a metal screw the machines will pick it up. >> he asked where is your knife? she said i don't have a knife then he shot her. >> posing no imminent threat to life, some cases, the person left bleeding to death on the ground in violation of humanitarian law. a few hundred israeli settlers live in the heart of hebron with severe is restrictions to palestinian settlers. >> they directed us to the ministery of foreign affairs, in which amnesty demonstrates a lack of interest in the palestinians of terror. some israeli troops have placed knives next to dead palestinians to falsely implicate them in attacks. witnessed the fatal shooting of ismael had been involved in a stabbing attack. >> he tells us he saw the man, young palestinian man, hearing something then raising his lands shows open pawks in ordeshowinge had no weapon, then he was shot with machine gun fire and fell to the ground. >> it's imocial for al jazeera to verify those events, but it is clear tha

is baba back? what the company's sales surge means for the stock and your money.darling ready to make a run? hot in politics. swran wells live in colorado today where the weed economy is booming. what the republican candidates for president might say about it. cnbc's debate tomorrow night. we begin with the countdown to apple earnings, though, and whether those results after the bell tonight can jump-start the stock. apple shares have lagged. other big techs like amazon, facebook, and google this year leaving investors to wonder what's been going on with the most valuable company in the world. pete, to you first. is this the day that apple gets its mojo back? >> i'm starting to blaef that it is. we started to see some of the folks bringing some of the numbers now. we see some of the estimates down and the price targets down. stocks around 115. can they execute, though? when you go back to a year ago or even last quarter, some of the concerns last quarter was, well, look at some of the i phones. they slipped down to -- doesn't seem like such a bad number. how has t

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ali baba is dominant, the largest market in the world. be fighting against what we thought might have been a trend with the slowing economy. >> if you look at the ali baba sales, it's per some -- it's predominantly still in china and of you look at mobile especially, it jumped 100% or something. if you look at mobile -- david: you said earlier it's at 62%. it might have tripled. >> i think you are right. stephanie: let's go to the terminal. matt: this is a proprietary index. you mean all this other stuff is not cool? matt: this is an index that looks at all the stuff alibaba cells and averages out the price. ppi.ite, you see chinese no one believes chinese numbers but maybe it's the trend that matters. all i can say is that ali baba sells so much stuff that it may indicate where chinese inflation is going. a that's the case, you see big jump in the price of the goods that alibaba cells. they sell everything. david: i think you are right, that is cool. the big vertical greenline says the stuff they are selling is more expensive? matt: that

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on the other hand we will see ali baba here, some good news, mobile revenue tripled for ali baba andlooking in the $82 range and last but not least watching coach and as we see coach looking to the upside despite the fact a profit and sales in the latest quarter continued to decline there has been a turnaround effort underway and the retailer itself has indicated the turnaround efforts is making progress. with that rhetoric stock closed at $30 and change looking at the $31 range right now. to the highlights from earnings. >> start the day every day with nicole on "fbn a.m." at 5:00 a.m.. jeff flock is going wherever the wind takes him. we are taking you 200 feet into the air for the first-ever live broadcast from the top of all wind turbine. you do not want to miss this. amerivest selects the funds and manages your portfolio. is it run by robots? no no, you can talk to a person anytime. 'cause i don't trust robots. right...well, if the portfolio you're invested in doesn't perform well for two consecutive quarters, amerivest will reimburse your advisory fees for those quarters. i wasn

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. >> bullish or bearish or baba? the e-commerce giant looks to calm concerns it's shares are too rich as it forecasts a share jump in it's earnings. >> could am fall far from the tree? the stock closes in the red ahead of earnings for signs that iphone sales are slowing. >> right. let's bring you the u.k. preliminary third quarter gdp numbers. we got plus 0.5% on the quarter. plus 2.3% on the year. so both of those readings are just below expectations. we're expecting 0.6 and the previous was 0.7. we got 0.5 on the monthly figures. on the yearly figures we were expecting 2.4. the previous was 2.6. we've got 2.3%. we also got a little bit of u.k. monthly service sector which has come in at 0.0% month on month. it was expected to come in at 0.2%. so all three bits of this are a little bit softer than expected. we've got the u.s. -- the pound falling against the u.s. dollar as you can see down 0.2%. 1532 as we stand in trade today. so a little bit weaker than expected. 0.5% gdp coming in for the quarter. the third quart

china specifically, could you see some weakness there if they get cut slightly, baba will get affected by it. >> in terms of the broader market, it's not just these ipos that have been public, but the ones that recently have gone public, opening below or pulled. >> right. it's not a great market for this. we talked about it last night. potentially, this is the first signs of cracks in the venture capital model. we talk about unicorns and bubble in silicon valley. if you don't have an exit strategy, if you can't do that ipo, you are going to be less willing to put money in on the start-up. that's probably the big e picture here. the one that concerns me is etsy. amazon came out with their homemade or something like that. i don't want to compete against a company that is not afraid to lose money on a product. etsy, i would be concerned about. >> we had that other site. weebly. >> they were selling potatoes. that was neat. >> here is a stock that's gotten obliterated. you had your analyst date at the beginning of the month. ceo bought shares which is a good thing. best thing about the sto

bushshuggesting he babas responsibility for 9/11. sot/ trump on bloomberg --"wn you talk about george bush, i mean, say what you want, the world trade center came down during his time. if you look -- interviewer: hold on, you can't blame george bush fo that. trump: he was president, ok? don't blame him or don't blame him, but he was president. it's a charge trump didn't back down from on sunday sot/trump on fox - question: 09;11;06;45 trump: jeb said we were safe with my brother. we were safe. well, the world trade center just fell down. now, am i trying to blame him? i'm not blaming anybody. but the world trade center came down. trump even suggested the attack never would have happened on his watch because the hijackcks wouldn't have made it into the country if he had been president. sot/trump on fox - - wallace: what would you have done? over the weekend, bush's campaign releasing a new video ridiculuing trump on national security issues - nats video - "i'm used to dealing with killers - people who go arr rrrr rrrrr" nats "let me t

it is all about the baba spinoff. and when you talk about mavens this is mobile and video, this is search where they are getting some growth. the first growth in probably six quarters. i think the honeymoon is over for marissa meyer but i do think there is value, right here at a full taxable value after the stock right now. >> carol swisher had an article today talking about the high level exec it departures at yahoo and the stock price is a problem, in terms of luring -- >> and for comps. >> yes. she has to pay more up front instead of having the options. where do you stanton it?-- stand on it. >> i know tim is long. and there is risk because there is so many unknowns. but you have the spinoff and the tax treatment of it. but i'm just worried about margins. he listed as one of this three. i think margins might suffer and that is the key to everything. >>> and next up chipotle reporting tomorrow after the bell. so stack gains for the year expected up around 4%. so guy, our chief burrito correspondent. >> and i'm happy

. >> estamos contentos porque el examen aval baba estÁndar express, ahora california tiene nuevos estÁndares existe un nuevo examen. jaime: los distritos escolares deben comunicarse con los estudiantes y deben revisar sus recortes antes de emitir los nuevos diplomas. leÓn: para ver el obstÁculo que implica pasar el examen de aptitud acadÉmica, requisito para entrar la universidad ilÍcita de san josÉ cubrirÁ el costo de la prueba que puede beneficiar a unos 32.000 estudiantes. en distintos san josÉ cubrirÁ el costo de la prueba en el estado. varios inmigrantes de san josÉ le permitan a la comisiÓn de naciones humanas que presionÓ a los supervisores del condado de santa clara para que no colaboren con la agencia ais. flavio: buenas tardes, me encuentro en la ciudad de san josÉ, donde se va a llevar a cabo esta reuniÓn, muchos miles de comunidades y organizaciones ejercerÁn presiÓn ante la comisiÓn porque dicen que este programa podrÍa causar temor en la comunidad. seÑor villalobos, comenteme que van a hacer? villalobos: vamos a poner presiÓn para que no lleven a cabo esta propuesta, que va a i

baba shares now currently up 6.5%. let's get thoughts from victor anthony.ing director of internet media equity research. it's great to have you this morning. >> thanks. >> i know we brought you out here right as the numbers were hitting but does this look like a good quarter to you? >> it does. but you have to recall that expectations have come down because the company was guided for weaker growth because for the china mack kro situation in september. >> the macro situation was expected to effect alibaba in two ways. one you have consumers maybe not buying as much jewelry, as many smartphones, fewer big ticket items which bring the per transaction level down and then the devaluations of the company which for a company reporting it's earnings in china in u.s. dollars that will adversely effect it too. >> correct. >> what are you expecting that to look like? >> i do think, i'm cautious. i do have a buy on the stock but i'm cautious about the chinese macro situation that i'm not sure whether or not it ultimately works and alibaba is a proxy for all of retail i

i, at the time, i had lost m m job and moved back in with my y parents baba to long island. so, proud times. >> seth: yep. >> and i saw -- i was, like, there on the couch watching "the real world two" and there was an ad, 'do you want to be on "real world three" san francisco?' and i checked myself for bed sores and said, 'yeah, i would like to do that.' so you send in a letter and a photo. you do a video. i actually did a video standing on the long island expressway saying i i a cartoonist stuck on long islsld, get me out of herer and six months later i got on the show. >> seth: and how "real world" famous were you as soon as id aired? like, how often were you recognized for that? >> all the time. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean there was a period of time for, like, a good three, four months. this is '94 when the first season of "friends" came out and i would say for a period of time, we were as famous as the cast of "friends." >> seth: well, also, there were -- we talked about this before, there were n n other reality shows. >> no, it was juststs and "cops." >> seth: yeah. [ laug

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us so very long is that the democrats on the committeeee and this administration have ayed hide the baba and have denied us records that the american people deserve and that our committee needs to complete our investigation. we would have been happy to move more quickly but we've been met with obstruction all along the way." republican presidential candidate and texas senator ted cruz was also on "meet the press." he spoke about the president's decision to keep troops in afghanistan.n. "cruz: it's a recognition that what the president h h been saying for years that alalaeda was dessimated, was never true. that it was polititil spin. the reality is we live in an incredibly dangerous world and sadly, the failures of the obama - clinton foreign pocy have made the dangers greater. todd: if you become president though are you going to keep this policy in place of keeping those troops in afghanistan? cruz: it will depend on the mission. i don't believe we should be involved in nation-building. i don't believe we should be trying to transform foreign countries into democratic utopias. trying to

. >> nadim baba has more. >> captured on camera, caught up in the posturing. these refugees are registered in sloughenia, finding the -- sloughenia, finding the focus. >> the people look healthy. they are tired. as you can see, slovenia is prepared as much as they could be. people are coming in, they are registered by the police. they are taken to the accommodation center. some expert centers. they won't be able to promote that. it is important that we reinforce the police with army personnel, who will provide logistical support with transport and surveillance in border areas. >> for now they are busked to the border with austria, the bit closer to the area where countries want to meet. >> hungary closed the border with croatia, calling it a reaction to e.u. leaders. they agreed a response. just a month ago, hungary shut its border with serbia. some entered the country in court. before being given expulsion orders. more prosecutions could happen. now the hungary-croatian border is shot. >> they are criminalizing people fleeing war and persecution. that is some

nadim baba with more. >> so far at the united nations human rights council it did not contain any surprises. it contained a repeat of threats by mahmood abbas previously not honor international agreements with israel. if israel didn't honor those same agreements. they said they were already in violation of various agreements since the 1990s. but the urgent matter that mahmood abbas brought up was what he called the need for the international community to establish an international protection force for palestinians civilians. >> what we warned off has happened. the situation of human rights in. occupied palestinian territor ies include east jerusalem as a result of the continued israeli occupation and it's practices is the worst and most critical since 1948. this calls for a strong and decisive intervention and requires shouldering the responsibility before it's too late. >> mahmood abbas listed a certificates of crimes that israel was currently committing in the occupied territory. including the demolition of the family homes of people arrested by israel, settlement activity, and what he ca

nadim baba is in the occupied west bank and sent the report. >> reporter: the death toll on either side rising on tuesday. an israeli man died in hospital from injuries he taped in an attack on a bus two weeks ago, and on the palestinian side fatalities coming at the gush-e. t-sion junction in the south of the occupied west bank. tuesday was a day of rage as the political parties called it. there were street protests in first cities. hebron was the essential of the main confrontations between palestinians and the israeli army. dozens of people have been wounded by live ammunition from the north of the occupied west bank to the south. >> in hebron, main angry at bodies of palestinian yanls killed. that they have not been returned to their families. one was, and, in fact, the funeral was held on deuce. a 19-year-old palestinian man killed on monday. that saw thousands of people rally. i think that these incidents, though, of attacks against israelis, they are disputed by palestinian sources or by palestinian witnesses. many of the narratives coming out of israel saying that palestinians a

but baba comes palmer....eimers with some redemption...he hits the edge and leaps over the pylon.....tigers on the board... then right before the half....cody stratman hits a seam and moves the chains....wynot wins big 66-20. elsewhere in d- 2...randolph welcoming johnson brock to town for some afternoon football. opening quarter....cardina ls up 8-0.....mason stubbs connects with drew loberg on the screen and he makes the eagles pay....16-0 early... next randolph drive...its that loberg kid once again....doesnt get much easier than that....10 yard score...24-0 cards.... johnson-brock would score 14 straight to cut the lead to ten....but loberg breaks it wide open in the second.....50-yard house call....randolph wins big 76-33. some other scores from the area tonight...pender's season comes to an end with a 75-23 loss at neligh oakdale and bloomfield moves on, the bees hang 80 on lourdes central catholic. creighton stays unbeaten with a 66-0 rout over fullerton and shifting into d- 2...lyons decatur northeast sees its season come to an end, 38-22 against lawrence nelson. also in d- 2.

just posted this shot today of her daughter with the announcement, river is going to have a little baba brother. #its aboy. >> another star mom has the whole world talking to day. adelle released her first new music in three years. and it is so good. it gives me chills. yes, miss adelle, it was worth the wait. >> d you know how fans will react to this one? >> yes, very nervous. i hope they like it. >> at least i can sant that. >> this morning adelle posted the new video on the internet immediately stopped what was doing and freaked out. beautiful, soulful, edge ji. she was using a flip foam which is a symbol of her muse chick is a throwback. she really does sing her own way. >> adelle i i everything. >> alrerey number one on itunun and 85 countries, "hello" has us feeling the feel. it even left kate hudson in tears. adelle herself revealed, there is one person who is s t a big fan, her 3-year-old son. >> he doesn't really like my music. ngs. >> i mean your version of twinkle must be amazing. >> what set her up for success is the 27-year-old herself. from the beginning, she never had tha

nadim baba reports from hebron. >> they're in grief and struggling to accept what happened to their sister. the father of 17-year-old tells me she was shot dead by an israeli soldier after passing through two army checkpoints. >> they say she had a knife. if you even have a metal screw the machines will pick it up. she had already been searched twice. then a soldier yelled at her where is your knife. she yelled back that i don't have a knife. then he shot her. >> she was one of several cases it is investigated in which palestinians were deliberately shot dead by israeli force whence they posed no imminent threat to life. in some cases, the person shot was left bleeding to death on the ground in violation of humanitarian law. such reports are adding to existing tensions here in hebron where a few israeli settlers live in the heart of the city with severe restrictions on palestinian access. clashes here between young palestinian protesters and the israeli army are not new, but now we're seeing palestinians being shot dead in disputed circumstances. >> al jazeera asked the israeli military ab

baba is a girl. bay bay. >> you threw your papers up just to get in here. >> i did. >> there we go. it's chilly outside. it will become a very cold weekend. i know cold is one of your favorite words for sure. >> not. >> what's that? >> not. >> right up there with hernia, right? >> right now it's a cool 52 in washington. winds are cool. the winds will be out of the northwest later on today and they'll be gusty at times as well. be prepares for a much more different feel to the atmosphere this weekend. highs only in the 50s. lows near or below freezing in the suburbs. oh, so very november-like around here. here's one i'll be taking part of. a walk out of the darkness into the light. the american foundation for suicide prevention. this is taking place tomorrow morning in rosariville state park in maryland. come on down and join me and help shine a light on suicide prevention and help save a life. outside this morning it is a cool one for sure. 46 in gaithersburg, 45 in manassas. you' you'll need an extra layer or wrap outside. temperatures will be in the low to mid-50s by 9:00. we'll m

they need him baba. >>>>l: the stat sheet wiwi two seconds left. give me your bradford report card tonight. >> cris: i thought he did a few good things. i did. i thought he looked tougher in the pocket. scrambling around. made a few awkward throws. they weren't open a lot t night. >> al: right. >> cris: you watched down the field. he needs help occasionally, too. >> al: the drops didn't help either. he'll end this one barring a defensive foul. who else? who else? he's all over the line of scrimmage. he's in the back field and 60 yards down field. luke kuechlyly >> cris: great win for that man. congratulations to ron rivera. >> al: they won the last four regular season games last year. they have now won ten consecutive regular season games over the past two years. philly gets a week off. carolina meets indianapolis next week. final score is 27-16. the volkswagen post game report of the break. >>> welcome to the volkswagen passat post game report. here now, bob costas. >> bob: panthers remain unbeaten, take their mark to 6-0. led all the way and win

in january the all by baba spin-off occurs and then yahoo is on its own.rter. that's about what it hit. there are certainly many companies that would love that kind of revenue, but not in the valley. >> sreenivasan: she emphasized trying to make yahoo much more mobile friendly. the world has proved to those platforms and is not as laptop or pc century as it used to be. has that worked? she's also made some big acquisitions? >> yahoo was nowhere mobile when she arrived in 2012. that's a scary proposition. so when you think about the billion dollars in revenue yahoo earned, compare it to apple, which essentially created the smartphone, and made $50 billion in this quarter. and you get a sense of where people are reading. and, indeed, twitter, which is focused on catching up to snapchat and what's app, all of its mission is attempting to get on to the phone in front of you. that's where more than half of the audience is. and that's where mayer has been certainly trying to be as prodigious as possible in creating new products, but when she arrived, yahoo mail

. >> taking a look at aly baba. you have seen stock take over the last year.uite a bit of a recovery. even since that aaron's article. looking at the overall situation with aly baba, they seem confident. they have entered a deal. they want to buy the youtube of china for $3.5 billion. they want to take that company private. take advantage of all of those internet advertising revenue up even further. ali baba still confident. neil: we also know they have the world's most billionaires. it just keeps going on. >> you have to realize 242 new billionaires in the last year in china. keep in mind that is because of a bubbling market. if market continued to take a dive, that number will come down pretty darn quickly. it is just amazing to me how they can be right at 7% every quarter. these are fixed numbers. i do not i a lot of things that they say. neil: i would be surprised. >> i do not know exact number is. i would say a lot lower. i look at these youtube videos of cities that were built that have nobody, and we are talking cities, nobody in them. that goes towards

nadim baba reports from hebron >>> they are in greece and struggling to accept what happened to their sister. the father of a 17-year-old from hebron tells me she was shot dead by an israeli soldiers after passing through two checkpoints. >> they say she had a knife. if you have a metal jew machines will pick it up. she was searched twice. a soldiers yelled at her "where's your knife?" . >> she said "i don't have one." and he shot her. this is one of several cases investigated in by palestinians were shot dead when they posed no imminent threat to life. in some cases the person shot was left bleeding to death on the joined, in violation of humanitarian law. such reports are adding to tensions in hebron, where a few hundred settlers were in the heart of the city with palestinian access. >> the clashes are on between protesters and the army are nothing new. now we are seeing palestinians shot dead in disputed circumstances. al jazeera asked the israeli military about the claims, and they directed us to the ministry of foreign affairs. they simply said this was yet another nans in which

. >> that one baba dook.t else. >> "it follows" is another new film that came out recently starring mike ca monroe. an interesting new actress and it's spectacular. >> i'm curious about it follows. the reviews on rotten tomatoes were great. i downloaded it and watched the first few minutes. it was kind of gory and i was out. is that a theme? >> you're done. it doesn't get any better from there. just leave it. and what was really centering is the number one best reviewed horror movie according to critics. >> i could only imagine. >> go back in time. it's an old one. >> was it in black and white. >> psycho." >> good guess. >> but wrong. >> it's not. it's the cabinet of dr. cally garry. >> of course, that one. who doesn't have that one. what the heck is that? >> so it's a german film from 1920. and it is one of the scariest movies that you'll ever see because it's about a hypnotist who convinces a guy that essentially has a form of sleep walking as a disorder to murder people for him. >> interesting. >> it's one

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they've got this big stake in ali baba which is worth over $22 billion. they've got other investments and $5.5 billion in cash to get to a value of $30.4 billion. the market value is now at $29.5 billion. so you can see people are less than happy with the things that marissa mayer is doing at the moment and have less confidence in her going forward. google has announced what could be a netflix killer called youtube red. it's an ad-free subscription video service. it will cost $9.99 for desk top and android per calendar month. $12.99 on i-os. it will have exclusive content you can't get else where. and the subway story. when is a foot not a foot? there was a lawsuit in 2013, there was a video that went viral saying instead of being twelve inches a sub was eleven inches and now subway are saying we didn't do anything wrong necessarily, but they're putting tape measures that go to twelve inches, and possibly not eleven inches for their sub into some of their stores as well and changing their communications activity, as well, in order to say to people can act

iposst like we don't rush on the listing day we took two hours, 50 mins with ali baba, we don't rushof which day they choose. we don't advise companies to go ahead and go public. the right answer is different for different companies. we have had a number of successful ipos over the past week. does have traded up 25%. first data was large and that's trading within a couple of percentage points of its ipo price. why look at the company that did not ipo and there is a handful of them, these are great companies and they can afford to stay private and continue to work in their business and find the right time to come out and have their debut. brendan: two dimensions specifically are albertsons and neiman marcus. what is the right level of volatility they should be waiting for? if you do a chart of volatility in the number of ipos, the lines run in opposite directions. as volatility has heightened, you'll get fewer ipos. that is what we are seeing now. 2015 has been a more volatile year than last year. iposve done roundabout 50 and we did twice that last year. in the last couple of months,

what have we learned ifer the past year in the ali sbs baba stock? it shot up to 294 billion.ow about 144 billion, the biggest instructor of shareholder wealth during that period and you saw that well to 16% below it. we talk about the dough mystic company on china. winning a lot just how much influence is the stock itself. now to mention some because news for the economy. slams on the economy on how it handled face. it's prompted them how to soothe their fears. he's been communicating more than he has in the past. he says there's too much growth in china. since that post, we've seen his third -- >> there's no denying i. when they went to new york, they really sold themselves as a approximately to china's growth. investors are surely concerned. but how does alibabba insure those investors. what we've learned -- 8 the% comes from china. but they're talking about how they really are try to to go behind e coms are. they talked about this new crowd reach. they're reaching a promotion -- how about a day of singles day which is one of the biggest shopping days of the year emple and

nadim baba is in the occupied west bank. >> once again there are conflicting narratives over the death of a palestinian. a man in his 20s on thursday was shot dead. it occurred in the center of town. the israeli army said he stabbed a soldiers before he was shot dead. palestinian witnesses say he had cross the a checkpoint and walked some distance before he was shot at close distance. this is not the first time and palestinians claim the army or police planted weapons, in many cases knives, to suggest that there'd been a threat to an israeli before the palestinian had been so the dead. on thursday there were clashes. hebron is an oh tense place at the best of times, with a few hundred israeli settlers living among the residence. with movements redistrict. it's somewhere where many families whose bodies have died have not been returned by the israeli authorities. that is something causing anger on the treats. the economy took center stage at the presidential candidates met for ard third debate. we have reports from boulder, colorado. it was a night when frustrations boiled to the surfac

. >> stephen: oh, when you came baba, it wasn't a fever dream, his face self ree where. >> jon: right, deep man, deep. >> stephen: yeah. >> jon: deep, man. >> stephen: all right. of cououe i had a good week off too. i had a good week off too. i expected to be the host when i came back. of course my week off pay have been great but i did not come close, no one caca close to how great hillary clinton's week was. (applause). >> stephen: jimmy, it was a great week. (laughter) now one of the highlights. one of the highlights of mses clinton's week is that her second appearance in front of the benghazi committee which is chaired by south carolina congressman and acrylic american sheriff gowdy and the benghazi bunch grilled hillary from 10 a.m. to 9 at night. that is 11 hours. they achieved tantric subcommittee. the only person who was ever testified longer is sting. (laughter) but for all that grilling, hillary could not be rattled. at the end of the marathon inquisition she looked like this while chairman gowdy looked like this. (laughter) one of them looks like the host of a cocktail part

nadim baba is in hebron. >> this is the place five bodies were buried. it's the cemetery, housing the graves of people killed in the conflict. since the outbreak of the second intifada. all five teenagers buried on saturday were involved in tams attacks on israelis. >> there's at least one case, the 17-year-old, her family and eyewitnesss told eyewitnesss that she was posing no threat, passing through two checkpoints and raising her hands to show she wasn't raising a weapon. it's something that's fuelling a lot of anger in the occupied west bank. there are many families waiting for the bodies of loved ones to be returned. israel is holding the bodies of two dozen palestinians killed this month in the violence. half of those come from hebron. it's clear that there's a lot of anger and resentment in the stay, and it's likely to steel further violence and clashes. politicians in turkey are holding their final campaign rallies before the election, the second in six months. the ruling party failed to win enough seats in june to win a majority government. turk

don't forget to point up at the sky and tell your children the moon is going away b bause they've been baba laughter we've got a great show for you tonight. my first guest tonight is malala ( cheers and applause ) that's the audience you want. shis the pakistani human rights champion who last year won the nobel peace prize when she was just 17. i gotta say, that los pretty good on a college application. but i'm sure president of the yearbook committee is impressive, too. then, from the hit sw "scandal," we've got kerry washington. ( cheers and applause ) she said in an interview recently that her celebrity crush was pope francis. and i don't know how to tell her this, but, girl, he's just not that into you. and my musicicuest is the arcs, whose debut single was about boxing, so keep the beat punching yourself in the face. oh, i know that sound from tv! it's jon batiste a stay human. say hey, everybody. ( eers and applause ) now, before they kick out the jams, one last thing-- switzerland has opened criuinal& proceengs against the president the rld soccer federation. they accused him of not

nadim baba known the west bank pt. >> despite condemn face by china, the u.s.ill send more warships to parts of the south china sea. beijing said the move was a provocation, and had strong words for the u.s. saying the area around the spratly islands is china territory. al jazeera's patricia sabga looks at the heightened tingeses. >> reporter: satellite of china gaining ground. island building to incident its claim over disputed territories in the south china sea. something washington challenge said by sailing a nautical destroyer within the 12 mile belt of wall street are water surrounding one of china's islands in. >> we said and acts on basis of saying we'll fly, sail and operate wherever international law permits. >> reporter: beijing said it tracked and warned the u.s. vessel, describing the sail-bias illegal. >> translation: the actions of the u.s. warship threatened china's sovereignty, endangered personnel and facilities, and harmed regional peace and stability. >> reporter: one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, six nations have claim to the sea ar

when the published "carrie" the first book, i wa26 years old, so a loloof the critics who dissed me baba in those days are dead. ( cheers and applause ) you know-- the thing is, i-- a lot -- >> and-- and how did they die, stephen? >> slowly. very slowly. ( laughter ) no, and so a lot of the critics who are out there now-- and i've gotttt a fair amount of respect, and i think they grew up reading my stuff. i got them young, you know. i'm like the horror version of the catholic church. ( laughter ) give them to me when they're young, and they're mine forever. ( applause ). >> stephen: you're talking about catechism, right? okay. do you-- do you still get scared yourself after writing pretty much every possible incarnation of ways to terrifies somne. does anything still scare you? >> well, yes. i don't think that i could do this if i didn't get scared occasionally. >> stephen: can you make anything scary? >> pretty much. >> stephen: could you write a scary short stororabout a man who is worried because he hasn't saved enough for retirememt? ( laughter ) because i think that's what a lot of

nadim baba reports. >> reporter: a crowd of thousands for the funerals of the the five. the five were laid to rest after israel handed over their bodies. weeks after that died. israel is holding the bodies of two dozen palestinians, after it was said they attacked israeli force the u.s.s. >> reporter: there are many families across the west bank, waiting for bodies to be returned. it is a source of anger. it erupted after the funerals, with palestinians throwing rocks at israeli forceses, using live bullets and tear gas. >> some say it's part of a movement, nothing to do with political parties. it's not clear if or when the others return for burial, if at all. >> it's been almost 20 years since the assassination of israeli prime minister. a commemoration has been held in tel aviv to remember the man responsible for the oslo accords and the promise ofs peace. peace is just a happy. >> reporter: this was a momentous occasion the 1993 signing of the oslo accord. it brought home and a newt all recognition that was unprecedented. at that time we believed the conflict was over

nadim baba is in hebron. >> this is where the five palestinian teenage percent buried. it's hebron's cemetery which houses the graves of people who have been killed in conflict since the outbreak of thbreak in 2000. >> local eyewitnesses have disputed reports. eyewitnesses have told al jazeera one victim was posing no threat having passed through two check points and having raised her hands showing she didn't have a weapon when she was shot dead. those kinds of disputed narratives, something that is fueling a lot of popular anger in the occupied west bank. there are many teams who are waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned. israel holding some two dozen palestinians killed in the violence. around half of those come from hebron, so it is clear there is still a lot of anger and resentment in this city, that's sounds likely to fuel further violence and further clashes in the days and weeks to come. >> on sunday 54 million people will head to the polls in turkey. it's the second general election in six months with the country deeply divided. >> how confid

. >> our "baba oh! baby," s, ginger, i agree breaking down what some call momnesia. where with my keys? they're in my hand. >> i went and got testing done to see if it's true or not. >> sunglasses, where are they? on my head. pizza. you have pizza. i wawa it. >> all right. he's got his pizzas. tom llamas with the news. >>> an american fighter jet has crashed overseas. the f-18 similar to this one crashed in england not far from a base about 90 miles north of london. the pilot was killed. the circumstances of the crash remain unclear. >>> congressman and former vice presidential candidate paul ryan now says he's willing to run for speaker of the house but with conditions. ryan wants republicans to unite behind him by friday including the far right members of the party. ryan also warns if he's chosen as speaker, he will delegate much of the required travel and fund-raising to others so he can still spend the weekends with his family. >>> and there is newndications at vice president j j biden mama be gearing up for a presidential campaign. last night he appeared to take

. >> keep an eye on baba goes, that's where yahoo goes. >> that does it for us.row. "power lunch" begin right now. >> and indeed it does, scott. thank you, gentlemen. thank you very much. and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." a ton of big names out with earnings right now. harley-davidson getting slammed on its results. marne half the dow members do report this week. and while we're still early into the third quarter earnings season, there are already growing fears about earnings in the next or the current fourth quarter. >> lucockheed kicking off for t defense stocks. with all the

howard stern is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] maybe it would be smart -- should we get the baba police out of the way now? also tonight, from the new york mets, the new york mets are on their way to the world series. matt harvey, jacob degrom, wilmer flores and david wright are here. tickets to see the mets for the world series games in new york respect they're saying they're going to be the most expensive tickets in baseball history. the average price for a scalped ticket to the mets game is $1,700. it's terrible. the only people who can afford to go to a mets game are derek jeter and a-rod right now. but the mets will be here tonight for free. and then we'll have music from public enemy. [ cheers and applause ] a legendary group. together chucky and flavor flav have created some of the finest vh1 reality dating shows ever. public enemy's biggest hit is "fight the power" on the soundtrack to the movie "do the right thing" which is one of the most iconic brooklyn movies of all-time. maybe the most. such a great movie, such a great song. fight the power was the song that inspired