cbi arson unit, sir. we'll be done shortly. (sighs) look, mr.ro's kicking my butt-- trying to get the show back up here. we've been shut down all day. hi. i'm ian percy. i'm in charge here. are you gentlemen with the cbi? yes, mr. percy. i'm agent cho. this is agent rigsby. cbi arson unit. arson unit? we're driving up to check out those cabin fires. hitting it bright and early tomorrow morning. oh, it's arson, you think? isn't that-- wasn't it supposed to be some crystal meth mishap? well, fortunately it didn't all burn down. once we get the chemical signature of the burn, we can tell if someone torched it. we'll find our bad guy pretty quick after that. let me know if you need anything from me. in the meantime, i'll let you get back to it. (trunk slams shut) (crickets chirping) (clanks) (gasoline splashing) hello, chief. (chief) you got no case. you're wasting your time. so, you saw me carrying a gas can. big deal. besides, you didn't even take your fancy equipment out of the truck. (cho) yeah, there was no fancy equipment. just your guilty con

cbi arson unit, sir. we'll be done shortly. (sighs) look, mr.'s kicking my butt-- trying to get the show back up here. we've been shut down all day. hi. i'm ian percy. i'm in charge here. are you gentlemen with the cbi? yes, mr. percy. i'm agent cho. this is agent rigsby. cbi arson unit. arson unit? we're driving up to check out those cabin fires. hitting it bright and early tomorrow morning. oh, it's arson, you think? isn't that-- wasn't it supposed to be some crystal meth mishap? well, fortunately it didn't all burn down. once we get the chemical signature of the burn, we can tell if someone torched it. we'll find our bad guy pretty quick after that. let me know if you need anything from me. in the meantime, i'll let you get back to it. (trunk slams shut) (crickets chirping) (clanks) (gasoline splashing) hello, chief. (chief) you got no case. you're wasting your time. so, you saw me carrying a gas can. big deal. besides, you didn't even take your fancy equipment out of the truck. (cho) yeah, there was no fancy equipment. just your guilty consc

why can she explain the cbi yesterday? losses on the exchange rate. when the exchange rate goes down, the profits are wiped out. >> that is nonsense. the honorable member will know that cbi, should some industries, they have a high exchange rate. the raw materials they imports are less in price here. ratehave a lower exchange because they think it helps them export. the only real security is if it is really efficient by virtue of the design. >> mr. speaker -- education and training. whitening opportunity even further. i understand the right leader gentleman, the leader of the opposition, tells this conference education and training -- please let me get on with a few more sentences before i give way again. i understand that the right honorable gentleman believes the education and training are now the commanding heights of the economy. under this government, they always have been. let's look at the facts on education. it is vitally important for our future. the national curriculum is making sure that every child has a really good basic education. there

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the cbi that you focus on most of the time and the pce index really move together very closely. the cpi is produced by the labor department. it is the best known index. the pce is produced by the commerce department. i would be happy to point you to where you can find it on -- >> just don't charge me too much. [laughter] >> it is free. >> thank god. my employer can't afford anything. [laughter] >> why did we choose the pce rather than the cpi? in point of fact, it is more of a confidence index with many methodological advances. it covers a broader array of goods and services that the typical consumer buys the on the cpi does. in particular, medical, healthcare expenditures are extremely important to consumers. the cpi coverage is really very limited. i think it is widely agreed that the pci does a much uttered job of covering -- better job of covering medical costs that are important to to google consumers. -- it just so happens that the pce index over the last year has increased about 1.3% over the last 12 months. the cpi has increased about two percent. at this point, there is

the cbi have two exchange rate. some industries have a high exchange rate.y think it helps them export. the only real security for industry is it's efficient by virtual of management and by virtue of design. mr.speaker, a widening opportunity even further. i understand the gentleman tell his party conference education and training -- please let me get on with a few more sentences -- under this government, they always have been. let's look at the path on education. it's important for our future. the national curriculum is making sure that every child has a really good basic education. the new gcse has been an outstanding success and has brought better exam results. despite what the gentleman said, there are 210,000 more students in higher education than there were in 1979. every four people taking degrees when labor left office, there are now more than five. the last labor government didn't leave much of a legacy on training either. our approach has been much more fundamental to provide good quality training. it was this government which set up the youth trai

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. >>> not to forget that fabulous cbi tournament for the men. santa clara in the best of three for the championship taking game one kevin foster bumps 28 for the broncos. seems like ions ago the sharks opened the season seven straight wins looking to close out the regular season. make everyone forget the big mess in between. make it five straight wins for san jose now. up 1-0 in the third. versus the canucks, three goal barrage in three minutes 13 seconds. joe thornton right in the thick of it slides it home. just a tad later, power play situation thornton this time assisting logan couture. another designer goal, 3-0. they've won six of seven. provocative choice for the 49ers, a name well known to football fans colt mccoy out of the university of texas highly touted. but faded with cleveland joining san francisco in exchange with a couple of draft choices. good enough athlete to fulfill the 49ers need with the rather newfound quarterback they are leaning toward. and flynn is officially a quarterback. a lot of stuff going on. that's sports for a

they are looking at a pizza cbi link to a murder, a triple murder. three men in their 20s were discovered with their throats slit marijuana on their bodies and thousands of dollars of cash left behind. tamerlan was friends with one of the victims. this happened 10 years after the september 11th attack. >> that september 11th date keeps cop poping up in conjunction with the story. thank you so much, molly. >>> time now for the top 5@5:00. the top five stories this hour. two men accused in a disturbing terror plot will be arraigned in chicago. the two planned to blow up a bridge in toronto while a passenger train traveling from new york passed by. police say the men had direct guidance from al qaeda. >> the individuals were receiving sport from al qaeda elements located in iran. now i can tell you there is no information to indicate that these attacks were state sponsored. >> the u.s. officials insist there is no eminent threat to the public. iran is denying any link. >> fliers need to leave their knives at home. delaying a plan that would allow passen

. >>> not to forget that fabulous cbi tournament for the men.ta clara in the best of three for the championship taking game one kevin foster bumps 28 for the broncos. seems like ions ago the sharks opened the season seven straight wins looking to close out the regular season. make everyone forget the big mess in between. make it five straight wins for san jose now. up 1-0 in the third. versus the canucks, three goal barrage in three minutes 13 seconds. joe thornton right in the thick of it slides it home. just a tad later, power play situation thornton this time assisting logan couture. another designer goal, 3-0. they've won six of seven. provocative choice for the 49ers, a name well known to football fans colt mccoy out of touted. but faded with cleveland joining san francisco in exchange with a couple of draft choices. good enough athlete to fulfill the 49ers need with the rather newfound quarterback they are leaning toward. and flynn is officially a quarterback. a lot of stuff going on. that's sports for a monday night. >> thank you, mark. >

the cbi belongs to the broncos from santa clara. they were up one.áefrp -- kevin foster he has three there. we must mention the sharks 2-1 winners tonight they won seven in a row. equallying their early season. >> wins all the way around. >> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks.

you cannot own oxy and cbi because the oils are trading together.ing to get rid of this one and what we're going to do is we're going to go buy some merck. and then we've got diversification. ♪ hallelujah >> i want to go to gary, please in california. gary. >> caller: mr. cramer. how are you? >> real good, gary. >> caller: gary johnston from california. >> perfect. >> caller: you're the swami of the stock market, sir, and i need your help. >> i am here for you. >> caller: here we go. am i diversified? unh, united healthcare. c.o.p. conoco. b.a., boeing. nflx. and mlnx. >> netflix and melanox. what have we got here? united health. health care. dow jones industrial name. netflix, we know what that is. everyone uses netflix, don't they in conoco phillips is oil and gas, charitable trust name. boeing, aircraft maker. and melanox is a semiconductor company. tech, health care, entertainment, oil, and aerospace. i say hallelujah. ♪ hallelujah >> i need more callers. why don't we go right now, why don't we go to fred in iowa, please? fred. >> caller: ba-ba-

. >>> meantime the lone bay area bummer in the cbi final series, santa clara throttled in their attemptme two, george mason controlling start to finish. 73-66. broncos on the short end. another shot at it friday in the best of three, and they will try and win it. that is the sporting life. so all bay area victory except the broncos, and they still aren't out of it. >> all right, good. thanks, mark. and thank you for trusting ktvu. >> the k t vu morning news begins at 4:30 a.m. sharp. they'll be following president obama's makes his way to

. >>> meantime the lone bay area bummer in the cbi final series, santa clara throttled in their attemptorge mason controlling start to finish. 73-66. broncos on the short end. another shot at it friday in the best of three, and they will try and win it. that is the sporting life. so all bay area victory except the broncos, and they still aren't out of it. >> all right, good. thanks, mark. and thank you for trusting ktvu. >> the k t vu morning news begins at 4:30 a.m. sharp. they'll be following president obama's makes his way to two more fund-raisers. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! don't stress. we can figure this out. [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪

look at cummings, cbi, they're up 3% on the year. the expectation game is one that's important. >> simon baker, what do you do today knowing there's going to be market moving news, many days of it, in the days ahead? >> to joe's point, the earnings have been kind of lousy. the negative guidance versus positive, down 4-1. down just a brush away from the all time high. if i was picking stocks this week and there's a bunch coming out, i'd be caution. something like an aig, low expectations, nice dividend. a mess for the stock to get off a little bit. trading at halftime its book value versus one to two times the other insurance companies, but ahead of the friday job number, which i think is going to be the catalyst. >> at what point do you have to stop being caution? >> i'm not cautious at all. i said at the beginning of the month i'm playing the market tactically. i'm long many s&p futures. i want to look past what we're all highlighted here, which was lousy earnings and if we get a poor unemployment report, i'm okay with that because

arrive two months late, dead on arrival, that's a measure of the paralysis that we have, this little cbi it and a lot more, big revenue increases are needed to pay our bills. that is a measure of washington is, paralyzed, why the budget is a doomsday machine. and you're going to hear this week and the noise. >>> japan. and david will love this. after 20 years after being stuck in a deflationary trap, they're finding get radical. they're doing a big monetary expansion. i think it will work and it's a good idea. it's a tremendous test. lesson for the rest of us. >> it's already fueled the japanese stock market. >>> in the new york times, law mass shooting. -- enforcement experts studying mass shooting. if you're in a situation, the best thing to do is not stand by, not be passive, take action, either against the shooter or to run or hide, don't sit still. i think that's important scholarship. thank you all, for this is a fantastic conversation day. certainly very spirited. appreciate it. >>> and now, we'll honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. this week, the pentagon released

cbi, i think it's cheap here. >> doing something that i have never done before. and it's going to take place to. "mad money" starts right now. >> i'm jim cramer. and welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game! >> they're going to go out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! >> i always like to say, there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money." you can't afford to miss it! hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to coach and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. the chatter about the stock market becoming a bubble has been thicker and is thicker of late. as commentator after commentator come on our network and say this is absurd. this market is ridiculously overvalued was the case again today with dow jumping 63 points, s&p climbing 3.6%. nasdaq advanced.09% and all i heard was yep, it's bubble, bubble, toil. and, indeed, trouble! i rebel at the sim list particular line of reasoning, it tends to

the honorable member will know should some cbi, industries, they have a high exchange rate. they importsials are less in price here. some have a lower exchange rate because they think it helps them export. the only real security is if it is really efficient by virtue of the design. -- r. speaker education and training. whitening opportunity even further. i understand the right leader gentleman, the leader of the opposition, tells this conference education and training -- please let me get on with a few more sentences before i give way again. i understand that the right honorable gentleman believes the education and training are now the commanding heights of the economy. under this government, they always have been. let's look at the facts on education. it is vitally important for our future. the national curriculum is making sure that every child has a really good basic education. there is an outstanding success, bringing better exam results, and in spite of what the honorable gentleman said, there are 210,000 more students in higher education than there were in 1979. for ev

. >> brian: chain cbi will send guys like independent sanders, bernie sanders over the top.end nancy pelosi into the moon. but that's something that republicans say you talked about doing it. when it comes to action, you don't do it. that would be significant. also, he's also talk being a 28% cap on all entitlements which would affect charities, home builders, pension plans, anybody who tried to buy a home. >> steve: writeoffs. >> brian: yeah. so-called closing of loopholes. >> steve: also when it comes to the sequester, much has been made about it in washington, d.c his budget would eliminate the sequester cuts and replace them with other cuts worth $1.8 trillion. so he's look for some deficit reduction. meanwhile, on the other side, lindsey graham, the senator from south carolina, remember, he said a while back that he would be willing to raise $600 billion in new tax revenue if the president would somehow take a look and change entitlements like social security and medicare and it sounds like he is. so it sounds like lindsey graham could be on board with this. >> gretchen

who wound up being president, our current president, made it very clear, he would never do this chain cbi. watch this. >> john mccain's campaign has gone even further suggesting that the best answer for the growing pressures on social security might be the cost of living adjustmentses or raise the retirement age. let me be clear, i will not do either. >> gretchen: can't that be a way of changing? can't it be that the president looks -- isn't it a starting point, at least, to have these dinners, to put a budget out there with something the republicans can hold on to and maybe try to change? isn't that the way a first draft always looks, you always make changes to it? >> sure. sure it does. he's always evolving and erasing and rewriting history. >> gretchen: i'm trying to look at it somewhat optimistically. >> i know. you're being overly fair, gretchen, and i appreciate that. and i would hope that the democrats appreciate it as well. but look, it's that phrase that always grates on people's nerves, of course, on both sides of the aisle now, let me be clear, because there is nothing clear ab

your wish may not grow, but cbi because it is also less.our purchasing power does not decline that much. it is already too late when you have -- [inaudible]. that you are a hostage and that you cannot escape the vicious cycle. because it is a slow process. deflation could bring no alarm bells unlike inflation. that's why deflation is much more harmful. so what ought to be done? why abenomics necessarily? before the december general election, we thought that the most important thing would be to get rid of deflation mindset of japanese at the outset of abenomics. we thought that the economic landscape should be redrawn dramatically so that people can get willing to take risk. it was at that time the idea of three arrows, or three bazookas, a fell swoop. we made it our campaign plan, and push it hard during the campaign. and the result would be one, the landslide victory. at long last, orders didn't thig enough to do more things that were long time coming. and we are done, nothing less, other than voicing our policy package and our will to do