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. >> blaine. >> you can have my gun when you pry it from my cold head hands in about 10 minutes. >> good. >> brendon. >> my lip list of qualifications is longer than my ball bag. lech me and together we'll

let's get some perspective from bill blaine. first question, what will we talk about? the hope we will talk about dollar and the euro. if we talk about scotland i will scream. >> scream, we will talk about scotland. >> high impact. always knew itwe had a possibility but we didn't think it was very likely that this would happen. for the last month it has changed a lot. has it? and lookd to step back at what is really going on with the scottish vote. it is all about halle takes. you have scare stories getting thrown in. this morning about standard life and others withdrawing and leaving. the end of the story for scotland. as many threats as possible. there is nothing else in the news except a battering in these rebellious scots. at the end of the day, it is all about political threat. , as the bookies are saying, it remains a no vote, then this is all finished. i don't think we will see it going on long term. sort itself out. if scotland does vote yes, we will not see the end of the world. the sun will come up the next day. scotland will still have oil and they will stil

she's interesting. >> blaine's also in jail on drug possession charges. used to shoplift lon jer jay in which she would sell in order to support a meth habit. she has found the jail's version of lingerie is considerably less stylish. >> i would rather not wear underwear than have to wear these, you know. that hurts. it hurts. >> but even jail attire can't extinguish the flames of passion. >> we write back and forth. her letters are kind of cool. >> lindsey's hot. have you seen her naked? oh, my god. she's hot. >> we just have chemistry, you know what i mean? it's there. i dig her. >> she's going to look great behind my hiney, oh, my god. whoo! >> she makes me blush. am i blushing now? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> coming up -- >> i'm kind of bummed. >> tami butcher gets bad news. >> i threw a temper tantrum. i came out and go noooo! >> and donald stokes says his good-byes. >> waiting for that chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now. but it seems like every minute has taken hours. dvd with wireless he

a gallon at the shell on minnesota avenue near blaine street 3.29 and it's 28 cents more at the bp on bladensburg road on m street, 3.57 for a gallon of regular. >>> it's harder to save at the grocery store right now especially if you're looking at breakfast items which is my favorite meal of the day. >> most of morning staples are on the rise including milk, dairy, fruits, veggie and coffee. this year -- veggies and coffee. this year alone most coffee raised by 10% and bacon is at a 30 year high and orange juice isn't doing much better after bacteria hit the florida crop. analysts say more health conscious shoppers are part of the reasons for those increased prices. >> more people are having now. it's really every category the consumer shops for has been under price pressure. >> analysts blame the higher prices in part on the weather, especially drought conditions and cereal seems to be the one item where the price is going up. it might actually go down because corn production has soared this year. go get some cereal. >> i still eat bacon. i don't care. >>> a fairly new atlantic casi

. >> amanda blaine made balloon animals for the kids. >> the department is preparing now to transitionimes to the new chief. >> finding outweighs to partner with the community, work together on issues, the police department does not have the resources. >> they have had 10 times as many today as last year and they want to grow it into the future. . >>> devoted apple fans are lining up outside new york city in anticipation of the new inphone six. the company has not said it is releasing a new phone only there will be a big announcement on tuesday. that's all it took to get people excited to camp out. the first two spots are held by a couple from jackson mississippi. >>> napa valley is trying to recover from the earthquake. there's signs life is returning to normal. >> music and food came together as the red sox bow public market -- oxbow public market. the merchants put out the best spread to raise money for a good cause. there's a need to feed those less fortunate. >> there's a lot of people in the community that need help. the food bank provides a unique service and we're collided to b

certainly in the united states. >> in the payment chain, blaine, who is actually giving commission topresumably the credit card company is at the end internally within their system. are you also giving apple a take on the sale? >> at this point, you know, what apple does, i don't know. certainly at this point we are not giving apple a take. >> i beg your pardon, i didn't hear that. you are or are not? >> we are not. >> interesting. >> all right. thanks very much for joining us. we will see. blaine hearst, the ceo of panera bread. >> thank you very having me. >> still ahead, apple employee number 66. he says steve jobs himself was working on the apple watch back when he was with the company. he'll join "squawk alley" a little later on. >>> and the newly minted c.o. of sprint, marcelo claure, out with bold comments today on sprint pricing and his competitors. basically, you can have an iphone for life for $70 a month. they'll change it every two years. tomorrow he sits down with david faber. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomor

blaine hearst joins us now. >> it was actually fairly easy.ll it as an opportunity and we took advantage of it. charles: though, apple had this big controversy with the apple cloud and people feeling less safe with their personal information. charles: my credit card is pretty near and dear to me. >> of course. i think the way they have implemented the apple service here, that credit card number is stored anywhere. it is actually a one time use. your cards have not actually stored in any location. on top of that, you have to secure your dumb. you actually use and a half day. we find it quite secure. we are quite comfortable. it does not mean people will not try to find ways around it geared i do not see a more secure is to my today and any other form of credit card usage. charles: who pays the extra cost? do you pay the cost? will it be passed on to the consumer? i am not sure i have read the same information you have read in the press. for us, the merchant, there is no difference in cost. certainly not at this time. there is no peace to the me

people would probably agree, if have you the chance to include your kids in the wedding it is a no blainerr, but writer from the new york post that said brad and angelina went too far let the kids call a shots on the day a day that was supposed to be theirs, although it is probably brad and angelina's choice who they want in the wed being. i think write is her way out of line. let me tell you the back store. she told people magazine the ceremony was unusual situation with all eight of them getting married, meaning obviously she and brad and their six kiddos. kiddos wrote the vows, ten year olds packs was even in charge every baking the cake. some think the wedding was nice expression of family, this writer says that the wedding was an example of extreme attachment parenting. she says that brad and angelina are over indulgent parents gone mad. so i don't know if you have seen the picture, of her wedding veils, but it had artwork, if you can say that, from her kids, you know, pictures of them, like, you know, pictures that they drew of themselves of rain both, of planes, of birds, animals,

the bullet entered from this point and went into the blaine. >> the same bullet that launched itselfgerously in his head killed his mother as she tried to protect him. it was in march a few months after the westgate mall siege when armed gunmen attacked worshippers in this church in the coastal town randomly shooting at them. six people were murdered. the government called it an act oftary. >> kenya requires on tourism. the terrorism, less than two months later in june a series of attacks and another part of the coast left close to 100 people. fighters claimed responsibility and since the westgate mall siege a year ago, there have been several attacks and assassinations in nooiarobniaro and radio police have been accused of responding late. >> we see the dynamics. the king of these people. to advance the agenda. we minimize this incident. >> the police force is now working closely with private security companies which guard most social places in the country. >> checks in public spaces have become part of life in kenya here they are looking for any suspicious looking people or explosi

offensive lineman blaine johnson still suspended.ports team in ipdy asked about the lineup to foles. >> i think we have ultimate confidence in those guides and in this system everybody gets a lot of reps. any time a guy goes down people have to step up in their place and i think guys have done a great job doing that so far. >> that's part of football. ob dwrusly you want your full unit out there. one thing we do well is we get guys ready. i think we got the guys to snep and help us be suck full. >> andrew luck will join us monday, 8 p.m. followed by kickoff on phl17. >> happening today, the new miss america kicks off her reign with that sayre moan yeah dip of the oe yoyounung g fwfwrromom united s. kira kazantsev p plans to use te scholarship top go to law school. she had to defend her decision to sing to a rhythmic cup routine sort of like the one in pitch perfect. >> that was the point of my tall ement that's the point of my platform. that's the points of everything that i do and everything that i try to promote is that every singl

. >>> a new report shows a sharp up tick in drug use among pilots killed in blain plane crashes.st common drugs are anti histamines. the ntsd pointed out the drugs do not necessarily mean the drugs contributed to the crash. >>> pg and e is facing criticism as the board of supervisors considers a regulation the shot spotter program. the resolution was set to begin today calling for 35 shot spotter devices to be installed on power poles. pg and e is being criticized for delaying their installation. right now there are over 140 gunshot detectors on poles around the city. supervisors are asking pge to reduce their fee. >>> golden gate park is the scene of a discovery, found a body. a new report on fa. >>> we all know teachers pay for a lot of things but one has taken it to a whole new level and he's reaching out on social media for help. >>> warming up as much as 15 degrees in some neighborhoods. i'll show you how hot it's going to get in your backyard. anorganized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they're showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families

stuffing, phone banking, and over time, they became powerful because you couldn't get elect ned al blaine if you didn't have the help of my grandmother and her friends. so i learned at her anyhow important women's voices are and activism is and what you do with your time. so i knew i wanted to do something in public service, something? government. and as i got older, i became more fearful of that. i was almost embarrassed to admit i wanted to run for offers some day. >> host: how hard was it to make that decision? >> guest: it was interesting. i i'm a young lawyer, working at a big law firm in new york city, pushing paper, and notice that look human being is giving a speech in china. now issue had been an asian studies major and studied man do rain are rein so -- mandarin so i knew how important it was for our first lady to give this speech. i wasn't invited to the conference. i wasn't participating in this national and worldwide conversation, and i thought, nice to get involved in politics. so, i called a friend blows mom was involved, and she said, join a women's group in new york city,

they tested their spinal fluid surrounding the blaine and spinal cord to see if they're positive for enterovirus there. this tested negative for it in the spinal fluid. that's reassuring. they might have enterovirus but it doesn't seem to be in that area. this might be two separate things. >> thanks for your expertise. >> a grim assessment this morning on our planet's wildlife population. the number of fish, birds, ma'am malls and reptiles falling by half in 40 years, much faster than once thought. organizations say we are to blame for the decline along with global warming, pollution and disease. >> a conservation project in the nigerian rain forest help to go protect africa's most endangered animals. >> deep in nigeria, scenic rain for evident, the only place in the world to see captive groups of monkeys in their natural habitat. it's the world's most successful breeding program for this endangered prime maillot. >> they have been overlooked by the scientific community and conservation community, unlike the big animals that everybody talks about and are well studied, whales, tigers,

the honest truth is congress love it and the american people love it will stop we can ask blaine we are providing an whoever ito agnes or is and we can bring agnes to testify in front of the foreign relations committee and say your money is keeping her alive and because we are providing her with antiretrovirals full of we can do that less directly but it is easy to understand. by that nets and children live. we see all the campaigns in junior high school -- contribute $10 and somebody can buy a bed that pulls up the clinical -- the at its best level american people want specific actions on specific diseases. well and weut very have all talked about the importance of health systems. you have been more involved in this than anyone else. how do we square that circle of congress wants results measurable now with the need to build systems over time. question that has been haunting me for the last several years. timee spent quite a bit of working on the bilateral and wee to disease focus have had considerable debate in the global fund about the extent to which countries should be supported to

collapsing inflation expectationser whatever is it possible that it comes in the form of ecb and phil blaineuk-based investor, was saying, look, maybe it's the european central bank that's going to buy u.s. treasuries here? >> they won't buy even if yields go up, that's definite. i think the u.s. fundals are very sold. new home sales this week was the strongest level we have seen in five years and new home sale prices are 5 1/2% higher than the peak of the housing bubble in 2007. could be a little whiff of inflation coming down the road. >> arthur, you were telling us a while ago, a lot to buy on the close. that's starting to narrow here. but we have come off lows pretty -- >> over $1 billion to bion balance. >> that's lot. >> now, under 200 million a lot has come in. and i would just add one thing, we may be getting to the point where mr. drag hi has his clara pela moment, where's the beef. he has been talking for some time and now got to put up. >> yes. >> we will do whatever it takes, maybe it's time he did it. >> we will see if that he is at case. gentlemen, thank you both. see you later