three cabreras, homering. >> walkoff job for asdrubal cabrera, as the indians swept the red sox. hearing for the first time from the youngest girl ever to summit mt. everest. she flashed a "v" for victory sign before she spoke to reporters. >> the 13-year-old is from a poor family in india. she said she saw dead bodies during her climb. and that she shed tears of joy when she reached the top of the peak nearly two weeks ago. wow. >> inspiring. >> yeah. very. >>> up next in "the pulse," the red carpet was rolled out for country music's biggest stars. a wrap of the cmt music awards. >>> and a third grader comes to the rescue, saving his friend's life at school. hurry in and try our new santa fe chicken quesadillas or the delicious bacon ranch. served with fries and your choice of soup or salad. chili's lunch combos starting at 6 bucks. in any foods. r really gave much thought to the acidity never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary

michelle caruso-cabrera is with us with the latest. michelle? >> that's a big story. they're taking over borders, trying to enlarge the area that they control. we'll bring you the details and tell you what john kerry is saying today as he returns to iraq. "power lunch" returns right after this break.

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border patrol officer chris cabrera, works along the border in the rio grande valley. chris, i want to ask what the border agencies are dealing with in a moment. let me start from this perspective. give me some insights into what these children have actually gone through to even get to some of these holding facilities, these processing centers, in most cases i understand they're traveling alone. >> yeah, most of them are traveling alone from central america. some of them are in care of a family friend. or with other children about their age. it's just -- it's a terrible journey. they ride on top of trains, you know there's a lot of walking involved and then once they get to mexico they have to cross the river. they have to pay somebody to get them across the river. the river is pretty dangerous in and of itself. i can't imagine my 14-year-old son doing this job, he doesn't even go to the store by himself. i can't imagine three or four countries. >> chris you describe what happens en route to getting to the states. they cross the border, the mexican u.s. border they're

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cabrera with a bad end with this match-up here with a three-run walkoff. indians win it 7-4. >> francis, thank you very much. high winds caused a massive freight train derailment in northeast kansas on wednesday. the union pacific train was bound from arkansas to wyoming with 134 empty coal cars when a tornado warning stopped it in its tracks. 52 cars blew over. fortunately no one was injured. definitely don't see that every day. thankfully. we were talking yesterday about the storms. >> the winds and everything. we were lucky. knock on wood. i haven't heard of any reports of fatalities for our two-day severe weather outbreak. that said we have weather to deal with as you head out the door this morning. we have a soaking rain nothing severe, nothing to cause too much damage a soaking rain from philadelphia to new york city up towards the capital district. this is going to move through southern new england during your morning rush hour. if traffic is typically bad, today it will be worse. you're also dealing with a few thunderstorms just south of nashville.

we want to go to our own michelle cal caruso-cabrera, has been in iraq all week.e exactly what we'll hear from the president when he comes out from the meeting with his national security team too. can you give us a feel what it's like there amid reports about this refinery producing 300,000 bears a day that we're keeping an eye on and other reports as well of sunni extremists occupying saddam's chemical weapons facility? >> reporter: yeah. that's the latest headline that's come out, which is of great concern. we're told that the peppens in there are not necessarily usable, but as we've learned through the process in syria, they can hang around for a very long time, and disposal of them is incredibly difficult, and we know that from the iraq war. the chemical weapons were poorly labeled, no the well stored. that's the situation to watch. only learned about that in the last hour. we're waiting for president obama. he's been delayed now. the iraqi government for sure, the kurdish government as well, were anxiously waiting to hear if there were going to be air strikes

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michelle caruso-cabrera will join us from iraq in just a few minutes. a newlywed in iraq.tional correspondent. she's got to do what she's got to do. >> that's right. in our head lines, nearly $43 billion deal in the medical device industry. medtronic is buying ireland based covidian. the newly combined company will base itself in ireland for tax purposes. that move is sure to re-ignite the debate takes place over u.s. corporate tax policy although medtronic says its u.s. operations will remain in place. we're also keeping watch on another potential takeover deal. g-tech says it is in talks to buy international game technology and that it's hired advisers to help it negotiate a deal. igt also acknowledged it was in talks about a strategic alternative although it did not mention g tech by name. >> lottery's -- you're not going to make a comment? >> i guess, you could say if you want to vicariously say what if i win and what would i do. you don't even have to buy a ticket. >> for a dollar. >> just fantasize about if it were going to happen. because it's not going to happen. >

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ivan cabrera is here with that for us. >> yeah, we're going to work our way from east to west.looking better. 32 degrees. look at this in russia, moscow on thursday. that is the warmest temperature so far in 2014. estonia getting into the low 30s as well. parts of belaruse, a big ridge of high pressure here. that is toasty as well. a prolonged heat event as well. then lurking off shore is an area of low pressure that will eventually bring rain to the very areas we're interested in today. today we're looking good. in fact, the forecast as we take you in today, a few passing clouds but the showers should hold off for the ceremonies today. take a look at the forecast here. temperatures by the time we get into the afternoon and into the mid 20s, not looking too bad. late this evening and into tomorrow that low that i showed you off the atlantic will be coming in with some showers and storms. that is the latest. guys, back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> thank you for watching "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. >> been a pleasure to be with you this friday, natalie. >> thank you. >

michelle caruso-cabrera is with us with the latest. michelle? >> that's a big story.y're taking over borders, trying to enlarge the area that they control. we'll bring you the details and tell you what john kerry is saying today as he returns to iraq. "power lunch" returns right after this break. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> certainly iraq's western borders are virtually gone, erased by the sune group trying to march towards bags dad. our international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera, who of course just got back from northern iraq. michelle? >> the united nations saying today more than 1,000 people, the vast majority of them civilians, have been killed in iraq this month. this comes as secretary of state john kerry is in nort

. >> i'm monica cabrera in new york. we'll talk about all the stories you'll ta talk about and here about this week. our five questions for the week ahead, the iraq edition. question number one, will the u.s. get involved in iraq? president obama said no to the use of combat troops on friday, but we do know the state department has just announced that some u.s. embassy personnel will be leaving baghdad and a u.s. aircraft carrier is now headed for the persian gulf. >> question number two, what do the iraqis want? prime minister nuri al maliki in a tough spot without a lot of places to turn for help. a lot of people think he's put himself in that spot. the united states has no interest in gulf war number three. american naval resources are moving into the persian gulf in case they are needed. then, of course, there is iran. an iraqi official tells cnn hundreds of iranian troops have deployed to help the fight alongside iraqi forces. a very bizarre development. given the two countries' history, by the way. that's not been

. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york.the crisis in iraq coming up. >>> pakistan's military launching a major offensive against militant fighters on the border with afghanistan. now, they say the purpose is to finish off the militants there, quote, once and for all. it's in the province of north waziristan. the pakistani government began with air strikes on militant leaders, 50 people at the meeting recordedly killed. pakistan's defense minister says they're doing this alone, no american help. and he says this all out assault triggered by last weekend's deadly attack there on the airport there in karachi, the straw that broke the camel's back he said. >>> don't count eric cantor out, not yet. the second most powerful republican in the house tells cnn he is not rules out another run for office after that stunning primary loss last week. here's what he told cnn's dana bash today on cnn's "state of the union." >> listen. i don't have any regrets, you know, because i remain focused on the mission i'm about. i'm so honored to r

. >>> our michelle caruso-cabrera is still in northern iraq for us once again today. it's been another day filled with very heavy fighting. over to you, michelle. >> we'll have those details coming up on "power lunch." >>> also, the biggest threat to iraq's unity may not be the sunni terror group. i'll show you one thing that baghdad is reay afraid of, coming up next in two minutes. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in the life that you want today. tap into the full power of your fidelity greenline. call or come in today for a free one-on-one review. >>> check out starbucks. they're raying prices. next week customers can also expect to pay $1 more in packaged coffee it sells. trading down just about 1%. simon, back to you. >> 51 points away from dow's 17,000, despite the fact that fierce fighting continues today between rebel sunnis and iraq, government forces ove

anna cabrera, thanks from us. >>> another storm hit washington today as the head of the irs testifiedthe house waynes awayne waynes -- committee. it sented on information lost when a former agency official's hard drive crashed. the committee members did not buy kpt pl explanation about that to put it mildly. dana bash has the story. >> regular order mr. leaven. >> reporter: in white hot moments on capitol hill, this irs hearing ranks high. >> this is a pattern of abuse, a pattern of behavior that is not giving us any confidence that says agencies is being impartial. i don't believe you. this is incredible. i have a long career, that's the first time anybody said that you do not believe me. >> i don't believe you. >> former republican vp candidate paul ryan is usually more policy walk than attack dog but not here. >> you asked taxpayers to hang on to seven years of their personal tax information in case they are ever audited and you can't keep six months worth of employee e-mails. >> reporter: republicans pushed on new irs claims that two years of e-mails from irs official lois lerner

msnbc's michelle cabrera are you so had several interactions. >> islamic militants are taking over a town about 50 miles west of po sul. at the same time they have not been able take baghdad, something they have promised to do late next week with lightening fast speed. thus far, it athe beleaguered iraqi army has kept them back. iraq is such a large producer of oil, a member of opec is sec only to saudi arabia, producing more than 3 million barrels per day earlier this year. there are homes they could be producing as many as 4 million by the end of the year, another key development today, u.s. secretary of state john kerry not ruling out working with iran when it comes to dealing with these islamic insurgents, both countries see them as a common enemy. it just guess to show you how the situation if iraq has turned geopolitics on its head when the u.s. will consider working with one of its long-time enemies. i'm michelle cab rer ro russ see in iraq. let's bring in dennis gartman, always good to see you. in terms of where we can see brent or wti go, at the beginning of the show, we had

michelle caruso-cabrera joins us live from northern iraq, with the very latest. hi i.e. >> reporter: hey there, tyler, another town taken in northern iraq today, this time tal afar. >> this was the scene back when the u.s. invaded in 2030, now in the hands of an al qaeda-inspired group. at the same times shiites have been rallying for days. it appears for now the ad hoc shiite militias have blunted the sunni march toward baghdad. the iraqi air force joining the fight from above. this video was released by iraq's defense ministry this morning, reportedly showing an iraqi air force jet successfully attacking a building. iraqi military helicopters also on the hunt. take a look at this chopper fires a missile at the target, scoring a direct hit. it's difficult to say what the targets are and how they're related to the sunni insurgent fighters, but northern and central iraq, it's safe to say, has been transformed into a killing field. sources on the ground say despite the attack from the air, iraqi forces have not been able to turn the tide. american ships arrive just in ka

joining us now on the telephone from mcallen, texas, chris cabrera.esident of the national border counsel. union represents border patrol agents. i find it almost impossible to believe that thousands of children are traipsing across mexico. some of them from honduras. el salvador. these kids are one side the mexican authorities and on the other side the american border authorities. what do you mean they just walk across through the mexican check point up to the american side? is that what they do? >> what they do is they find their way down to the river usually through a smuggler. put them in some type of raft or intertube maybe even a small jumbo. point them in the direction of the nearest border patrol agent. they walk up and turn themselves. in. >> they used to across the border border patrol agents. now the strategy is walk up and say here i am. in aan attempt catching under the circumstances instead of us catching them. take them to a bus and just bring them back to mexico he co. >> coming in from mexico. i don't want to be a child, you know, som

michelle caruso-cabrera, thank you so much.or us. >>> what does the crisis in iraq mean for crude oil? jackie deangelis in the futures pitch for the latest there. >> good morning p good afternoon, scott. crude sup sharply this month. west texas intermeet yid. flat the last yew sessions. scott, you heard michelle's report just before all the conflict intensifying potentially in iraq now. why are traders ignoring this? >> they're not exactly ignoring it. just got two important pieces of information about wti oil that is domestic oil. first of all, stockpiles in cushing up over 1% and refiners drawing only 87% of capacity. the lowest level since march. that's why west texas interimmediate jit down a little. consolidating at $106 a barrel effective. calm daconsolidating, lower goo. year to day up 10%, not so good. >> looking at technical on wti. what levels are you watching and where do we go from here? if it stays above 105. we'll be fine. the fact you said it's flatlin d ed that is a signal of technic's strength, hasn't retraced

our michelle caruso-cabrera is live in erbil, iraq, with the very latest. michelle? >> reporter: hey there, scott. yeah, the iraqi government tried to convince everyone over the weekend that they were fighting back by releasing videos of targeted airstrikes and things that they had done in northwestern iraq in order to fight back the insurgents. still, the town of talafar fell earlier this morning, about 50 miles west of mosul, the first city that fell last week and really brought the whole world's attention to what was happening here in iraq. the reason the world is so interested, at least the business community is, because iraq is the second largest producer of oil within opec, overtook iran last year, in fact, producing more than 3 million barrels per day. the iraqi oil minister said the very day that mosul fell, that they believed they could still produce 4 million barrels per day. can that be done and what is the state of the oil industry as we see the price of oil rising due to the fears? i want to bring in a guest that we're lucky to have in kurdistan while we

cabrera single to right. one run score. hunter pence tray to gun it this gets away.s shut out 6 nothing. cain on the hook for all 6. winless in june and 1 and 6 on the season that hurts. >> still to come. the day in brazil. mexico miguel hererra jeans.g it out. welcome sight >> mexico only needed a draw to advance to the knock out stage but a draw that's no fun. all playing for the trophy and that guy has it. give it back. mexico on the attack early. hererra rocket off the crossba crossbar. scoreless into the 72 minute. breakthrough and the header one nil 3 minutes later a lot of space and time. a lot of space and time. for this 2 zero 3 goal in 10 minute span. 81 minute. xavier hernandez. anticipation. mexico win it 3-nothing. netherlands on sunday. brazil use the world cup as personal show case. host country and cameroon 17 and 34th minute. on display second gel of the game right here. 4 goal for the tournament. 4-1 brazil and chile in the knock out round. speaking of the chile they inconvenienced warm front taking on the netherlands like wise for them le roy fare

we have also with us michelle cabrera in northern iraq. peter, we've gotten word that we'll hear from the president here shortly. what else can you tell us. >> reporter: that's exactly right. we're going to hear from president obama here in the brady briefing room at 12:30 today announcing, we believe, some decisions in terms of the situation in iraq and any potential u.s. military intervention in that country. right now president obama is still wrapping up a council meeting, basically a trade meeting that's taking place across the block from us. in a matter of moments our cameras are watching the road between the white house and that building. we expect president obama to walk across to the white house for a meeting that will take place in the situation room with members of his national security council. we're told that in attendance will be secretary of defense chuck hagel, the chairman of the joint chiefs, martin dempsey and it's expected that secretary of state john kerry will be among those in attendance as well. john kerry is present

our chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera is here with more on what it all means. >> big headlines. the market's very worried about disruption of supply. but counterintuitively, there's an increasing possibility that the increasing situation in iraq leads to more oil coming out of iraq in the short to medium term. we will get to that in one second. let me go through the headlines. where are the rebels? they took two eastern cities. what exactly the united states going to do? we don't know, the president has said all options on the table, but then quickly said that didn't mean u.s. military boots on the ground. what you're looking at here, video of refugees from mosul going into kurdistan. and some of them are going back because mosul is now calm now that the rebels have taken it. the rebels are sunni, the inhabitants are also sunni. once the iraqi military disappeared, the fighting disappeared, as well. the u.n. held a press conference in baghdad yesterday, no, actually earlier today saying something must be done. what that will be, we don't know. this is the video

benchmark rose to $106.43 michelle cabrera is on the ground tonight. >> reporter: after many consultations with his national security team, president obama said today he is willing to take limited military action in iraq, but only sundunder certain circumstances. >> we're developing more information about potential targets associated with isil. in going forward, we'll take targeted and precise military action if and when we determine the situation on the ground requires it. >> reporter: he was quick to followup and say the number of personnel would be limited to 300 military advisors. >> american combat troops are not going to be fighting in iraq again. >> reporter: as he spoke, the battle for iraq's largest oil refinery raged on. the associated press taking photos of smoke rising from the facility and militants controlling check points and a humvee. with the refinery still inoperative, gas lines have grown longer in the neighboring region where hopeful buyers waited hours and hours in line in 110-degree heat. this refinery is operating at full tilt, but has the capacity to process only 10

for "nightly business report", michelle cabrera, northern iraq. >> west texas intermediate fell to $105.97 while brant crude was up to $114 a change and there was good news regarding energy production in the u.s. nk north dakota is producing 1 million barrels of crude every day thanks to the oil found in the shale formation in the western part of the state. >>> hold the phone, why is amazon a leader in e commerce jumping feet first into the very, very competitive smart phone market. >>> two senators have proposed raising the federal gasoline tax for the first time in more than 20 years to help congress pay for highway and transit repairs. chris murphy of connecticut and bob kosher of tennessee would like to raise the 18.4 cents a gallon federal gas tax along with the 24.4 cents a gallon tax on diesel fuel by 12 cents each over the next two years. >>> also in washington today, lawmakers had a tough time believing testimony from the ceo of general motors about how she's changing the auto maker's corporate culture in response to the recall of millions of def t defective cars. shares of gm end

michelle cabrera is in iraq and has more. >> reporter: islamic jihads may not be the biggest threat, it may be an oil refinery this is not the refinery in the news for the last three days because its under assault from the rebels. no, this facility is three hours away in the iraqi region of kurtistan. it makes crude oil into kerosene for cooking, gasoline and diesel. it's the push to create its own oil industry and stands in d defying of the government. it's a region of iraq and the people dreamed of having their own independently den country. they think they should be able to drill in the ground beneath them. their plan to pump a million barrels of oil per day. with exxon, chevron that has exploration contracts. baghdad says the moves are unconstitutional. >> could they have supremecy. whatever we do is legal and constitutional. >> reporter: they don't just have wells and refineries, they have built a new pipeline buried under ground because the iraqi government won't let them use the one across the boarder. it connects to turkey. when they loaded up the first tanker with one millio

cabrera single to right. one run score. hunter pence tray to gun it this gets away.ts shut out 6 nothing. cain on the hook for all 6. winless in june and 1 and 6 on the season that hurts. >> still to come. the day in brazil. mexico miguel hererra hugging it out. welcome sight for i never know what kind theof adventure awaits. that the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $329 a month. jeans. >> mexico only needed a draw to advance to the knock out stage but a draw that's no fun. all playing for the trophy and that guy has it. give it back. mexico on the attack early. hererra rocket off the crossba crossbar. scoreless into the 72 minute. breakthrough and the header one nil 3 minutes later a lot of space and time. a lot of space and time. for this 2 zero 3 goal in 10 minute sp

michelle caruso cabrera is on the ground in iraq. >> the islamic state in iraq were isis taking another major town in northern iraq today. this time talafar, the town was the scene of heavy fighting when the u.s. invaded in 2003, and now it belongs to the al qaeda inspired group. in response to these mill dents, iraqis have been rallying for days now. recruited by clerics to fight against the militants who are among the sunni secretary. the add hoc militias -- the iraqi air force joining in from the fight from above. this video is released this morning. it reportedly shows an iraqi air force jet successfully attacking a building. this shows an iraqi helicopter scoring a direct hit. it's difficult to say what these targets are and how they're related to the sunni fighters, northern iraq appears to have been transformed into a killing field. despite the attacks from the air. iraqi forces have not been able to turn the tide of fighting, one of the reasons the price of oil hovers near highs for the year. for fear that it will become more widespread. even though there haven't been major disr

cabrera single to right. one run score. hunter pence tray to gun it this gets away.nts shut out 6 nothing. cain on the hook for all 6. winless in june and 1 and 6 on the season that hurts. >> still to come. the day in brazil. mexico miguel hererra hugging it out. welcome sight ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away jeans. >> mexico only needed a draw to advance to the knock out stage but a draw that's no fun. all playing for the trophy and that guy has it. give it back. mexico on the attack early. hererra rocket off the crossba crossbar. scoreless into the 72 minute. breakthrough and the header one nil 3 minutes later a lot of space and time. a lot of space and time. for this 2 zero 3 goal in 10 minute span. 81 minute. xavier hernandez. anticipation. mexico win it 3-nothing. netherlands on sunday. brazil use the world cup as personal show case. host country and cameroon 17 and 34th minute. on display second gel

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. >> cabrera with a three-run walk-off homer to complete the surveys sweep.ta says no that was meant for a blue jays fan. exactly. get it right. speaking of getting it right. let's get a check on the weather with nbc meetteorologist bill karins. >> i saw this picture of you yesterday afternoon. >> oh, we had a great day at the strive event at the yale club. the strive helps lift up women who need a lift and i was happy to be there, very lucky to be there. >> doing great. >> that was my spiel. >> every now and then once a month. let's talk about the weather this morning which isn't the nicest. if you take a long time on your morning commute because of typical traffic problems we'll be watching the rain through this morning, probably add maybe 15 minutes to a half hour. could even get ponding on the roads. again, that's southern new england, new york city to the philadelphia area. d.c., just a few showers for you. not quite as bad. the forecasts for this area will continue to shower until about noon. then the sun will come out during the afternoon. it's just th

. >> and i'm ana cabrera in new york. right now keep it right here for "sanjay gupta, m.d." >>> hey there, welcome to a very special edition of "sg md," i'm reporting from india all this week you can see the taj mahal behind me. beautiful. one of the seven wonders of the world. people come from all over the world to visit as you can see. it was built by an emperor and dedicated to the love of his life. it took an army of more than 20,000 artisans and architects more than 20 years to build. it was completed in 1653. i'll be showing my three daughters this for the first time. >>> ahead a story i can't wait to show you about a paralyzed soccer player who is kicking off at the world cup literally. you'll see this paralyzed person walk across the field and kick a soccer ball. how is this possible? let me give you a clue. it involves a mind control. >>> also i love spicy foods. some of it can be quite good for your health, but how do you know which one? i decided to put together a guide today, spicy food as med sin. >>> first e

cabrera base hit scores one, hunter pence air names it into the dugout. padres win 6-0.the giants remain four games up in the national league west. >>> miguel herrera, mexico casey coach, jacked out of his mind against croatia, scoreless 77th minute, a score on the header, mexico up 1-0. they win 3-1 and clinch a spot in the knockout round. this guy has tears of joy until he sees himself on the big screen, i'm a happy man, tied 1- 1. the second goal of the game, 2-1, they win 4-1 and win group a. first two match-ups of the knockout round are set. brazil will play group b runner- up chile and mexico will face the netherlands who won group bay. usa will get germany on thursday at 9 a.m. get ready for a sick-out, everybody. >>> top five, please. no. 5, who is the mug with president obama. no. 4, 17-year-old chelsea baker used a knuckleball to battle the tampa bay rays in batting practice. looks like it worked. no. 3, this guy the east bay trying to impress girls with a wheelie at a pool party. oh, no. to tip the ball away. neth no. 2, chile may have lost to the netherlands,

miguel cabrera is on second base.ady knocked in the tying run but look -- i mean what are you waiting for? i don't believe players now days. he just dilly -- these guys. detroit still won and broke the streak two-one. uruguay beat england. england is in trouble. i would not be flying to england any time soon. they lost two-one tourer gay today. >> thanks, howard. >> that does it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inn seed edition is up next. have a great night. inn seed edit[ mom ]up next. when the nest gets too quiet... it's time to find some real harmony, with nature. [ family screams ] elmo! [ wolf, kids howling ] [ train whistles ] [ bird chirps ] [ people screaming ] [ snoring ] music to mom's ears. [ female announcer ] stay late for nightly fireworks and get unlimited visits for just $10 a month. [ mom ] we may live in houses, but we're born for busch gardens. >>> new donald sterling rants. >> i'm not incompetent. you're the one who is incompetent. >> th

michelle caruso-cabrera, reporting from northern iraq. >> here's the next thing.ou're going to start hearing that schlumberger, baker-hughes, weatherford, another company that is located in texas, tends to be located overseas, you're going to hear number cuts, i believe, because of iraq. bp, royal dutch, exxon, spent a lot of money in iraq, i expect a number of cuts in that company. if insurgents continue, what will happen is people from the workers will leave the infrastructure, it will be too dangerous, these are be targeted. be aware those companies could get hit, though they're booming in other parts of the world. schlumberger, baker hughes, weather ford, bp, exxon, question marks now that they invest sod much in iraq. >> the last key economic report from the opening bell. james woolsey with his take on the crisis in iraq. a lot more "squawk on the street." we're just gets started at post 9. i bought a car, over and tells you, and you're like. a good deal or not. that's what led up to us looking at truecar.com. and with truecar.com, there's no buyer's remorse.