cheryl. good to see you. before, apple is a big part what is starting the nasdaq rolling. nicole, apple is well over 500 right now. it looks like it is there to stay. >> exciting day for the shareholders. tomorrow is big day and we've got you covered. we may see from the iphone 5s and 5c. more china mobile deals and more sales in china. a lost analysts had a lot to say today. the stock really reflected it. >> speaking of asia, reports that are alibaba could list in new york, nicole. >> that would be obviously a big deal. obviously a new york city listing would be beneficial to yahoo! that gained today. 3.8% for yahoo! david: not all is in the green. tesla sake taking about a 3% cut today. >> it is interesting. tesla is up 375% this year. 375% this year but dropping some today on thoughts that they may actually begin, we're seeing whether or not they have a challenge to bid over the sell directly to consumers if the auto sales places get in their way. >> lululemon, got to hit it really quick ahead of earnings

[buzzer] cheryl. cheryl: so close. so close on that one.retary of state john kerry giving syria an ultimatum today, saying the company needs to give up its chemical weapons. meantime russia is pushing the syrian government to place the weapons under international control. david: joining from us washington, d.c. is rich edson for the very latest on all this. rich? >> david and cheryl, that created a little bit of confusion today. kerry said his remarks were simply rhetoric. he simply didn't think the assad regime would give up chemical weapons. russians took it seriously gave it as significant proposal. french would be looking at it. kerry called the russians and this is rhetoric and refuses to take part if it's a way for the stall for the assad regime. we'll see how that develops. he said, a potential u.s. at attack would be unbelievably small. the administration clarified that as well. >> i think secretary kerry clearly was referring to that in the context of what the united states and the american people have experienced over this past 10

cheryl?oday's jobs reports were a mixed bag while initial jobless claims fell, adp said the private sector added fewest jobs since the month of may. david: what does it mean for tomorrow's crucial jobs numbers and the impact on the federal reserve? we have ihs chief economy. nariman behravesh. great to see you again. >> thank you. david: if jobs numbers don't meet expectations or, let's put a positive. if it does meet expectations do you have any doubt that the fed will taper? >> well if the expectations are, what between 170 and 180 -- david: right. >> then i doubt very much that the fed tapers in sent. david: really? >> in particular, yeah. we expect the unemployment rate to actually edge up a notch to, because the, because as you remember, last month it went down because of a drop in the labor force. that is going to bounce back. in fact we'll get the unemployment probably going back up at least a tick. so i think that will put the fed on hold for at least this, the september meeting. our

cheryl: so close. year the number of ipos is outpacing last year's figure by a staggering 48%. this week alone we saw nine companies going public with 12 more expected next week. david: going public and sometimes 100% of their initial filing. with several high-profile ipos expected at end of the year likes twitter, hilton and empire state building what schuss investors expect from the iipo market next. joining us is renaissance chair's kathy. >> it wasn't long ago i heard people say the ipo market is dead. it is alive and actually creating some amazing returns for investors. david: did you expect these valuations? >> we're getting to some frothy levels. this is incredible week, with fireeye, rocket fuel, and all technology oriented companies trade up 100%. cheryl: fireeye, a cyber security firm. they priced above the initial offering. offered at 20 bucks and closed at 36. really blew out there. >> exactly. cheryl: overall, 40% of the ipos have actually priced below. not every ipo has been a home run th

there's that, cheryl. cheryl: there you go.the end of the road, the first cold weather super bowl in new jersey, the nfl announces grammy winner, bruno mars, braves the elements for the halftime show in february and over 110 million people watched the show last year, that was beyonce. we'll see if he brings in the viewers. dennis: risk of a hair malfunction. secretary of state kerry opening the door for syria to avoid attack saying syria needs to turn over all chemicalapons. cheryl: the latest on syria from a man who has been there before, former senior member of president george w. bush's staff, brad blackman, is sitting down with adam and lori coming up next. ♪ adam: president obama and his team sharpening a syria pitch as congress prepares to vote. as assad is threatening repercussions if the u.s. launches a strike. lori: this hour come inside with a man has been through this before. brad blakeman joins us. adam: putting off paper and following the jobs report. chief economist on why he says forget a september taper. lori: c

back to you, cheryl. cheryl: jamie, thank you. >> you're welcome.d to see you. >>> for more on the ongoing situation in syria, the senate foreign relations committee voting to approve military action in a split vote but does the committees's resolution actually restrict the president? fox news judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. >> can i answer the question? >> yes. >> in a word no. the under the constitution decides whom to attack. the congress declares war. the president decides how to attack. the president, under the constitution, can't attack whoever he wants. there's a federal statute that let as him do that. we can talk about the difference if you like. of the congress can't micromanage the war. so when john mccain says, i like this resolution because it lets us level the playing field and bring about regime change, he's correct. cheryl: i thought, and please correct me if i'm wrong, but under the supreme court statutes, that the president could indeed initiate a military strike? i thought that was the case which he could have done two

cheryl: i i am cheryl casone. what is the president asking for?ou be doing to prepare your portfolio? dennis: what is bugging me? the sec interfering with the internet. the phone giant takes on the agent. my take ahead. cheryl: we will be live in california. we are an hour away from apple unveiling what we expect to be two new iphones. top of the hour. stocks every 15 minutes. nicole: we have a lot of big news. the dow jones industrials up 88 points right now. obviously, we had a nice run today. the dollar is stronger. commodities are pulling back. it shows you for the most part we have a lot of buyers. three new names going into the dow. goldman sachs, nike, visa. one, their actual price of their stock, they have been underperformers for the last several years. this is a big deal. cheryl: thank you. dennis: late word that the u.s. is open to a un discussion. president obama heads to the hill this hour. peter barnes has the latest from the white house. peter: the president has agreed to discussions with the un security council to seriously explore

cheryl: i am cheryl casone.m today, fed officials speaking this afternoon, two during this hour but what good is transparency of the markets don't understand or predict what the fed is saying? the market panel will do that. joe for showing and oliver porche will do it out of luck to the championship round of the fox business all-star show down. dennis:--lines that apple's lawyers with the newest iphones on sale. apple made ross did shine but wall street still has fuzz on main street, charles dean and clayton morris coming. cheryl: cybersecurity sell hot that one from ipoed overnight, the stock doubled in and trading right now, the founder and ceo coming live from the nasdaq talking about the very successful ipo. dennis: we have talked of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides at stock exchange, the freak at holding sway. >> let's look at what we are seeing, back-and-forth action, started in the green and now we are in the red down 70 points, a big day, we have women going on here, maybe some volume

cheryl: 2.5. dennis: it changes right here but go ahead. cheryl: 2.5. case because the economy is softer and this is what is going to affect the equity market, how much growth are we having and the quality of that growth and how is it driving revenues and profit margins? dennis: we are so focused on the $85 billion in bonds that the fed buys, and it the truth is the actual separate fed where it is in 2015. that is a bigger pressure point. is the q e not the big deal to worry about? if they raise the quarter point you are talking slaughter. cheryl: if you look at the curve, out of one year rates superanchored. if you use the commercial paper market you still have very cheap access to money. if it is longer-term, the fed is aware, we are all aware if this goes on too long, if there is q. ever, that is very unhealthy and bubbles forming. they don't want that to happen so having rates back up to this 2.5, three% low, not the -- dennis: we will wrap it there. we heard q e, just said q. ever, might be a new phrase we will stick with. thanks, guys. cheryl: the

cheryl: noon eastern. markets now. i am cheryl casone. dennis: i am dennis kneale.heryl: stocks overall rising today. robert luna and scott martin weigh in on what is driving the markets. then they will do it out in the final round of the fox business all-star showdown. connell: the cops latest weapon to fight crime. how smart phones are being used. top of the hour. stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole petallides. i cannot believe we are going to close the week up. nicole: a gain of about a half of a percent. the nasdaq is down. it is a mixed market. it certainly is a winning week on wall street. we have talked about intel leading the dow. there are pieces of news in each of the sect theirs. cheryl: thank you very much. twitter using its own service to announce its plans to go public. robert gray joins us. >> i think i can hear the talk of the town playing all over the place. we have a copy of the tweet to show you right here. they do not have to disclose their financials. they can do it confidentially. we also should take a look at some of the other ipos for soc

cheryl: hello, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. something different. will be here with a look at headlines. dennis: janet yellen as fed head, good for markets or economy? cheryl: are republicans about to make president obama a hero. dennis: after kenya terror attacks should u.s. shopping malls be stepping up security. cheryl: we want to hear from you. tweet us your take at fox business, #mtn. that is for markets now. dennis: first at the top of the hour we have stocks every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> dennis, cheryl, we're seeing a market down 61 points for the dow jones industrials. down half of 1%. financials are weighing on the markets, pretty tough to move forward the way financials a acting. analysts at citigroup looking at their revenue numbers per see you how they would perform. bank of america coming out of the dow. jpmorgan with all the penalties they're paying. goldman sachs into the dow jones industrial average including today, including visa, nike. you have three new dow components, all

cheryl: cheryl casone. mortgages tumbling as a rate increase, a fox business exclusive, job cuts as a result. dennis: apple got clobbered after it i phones disappoint wall street. charles dean on whether that makes apple law. cheryl: the morning of coffee could cost a lot more. phil flynn at the cme to explain a check on oil after the big inventory data at. dennis: nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse. apple taking a tumble. going on. let's look at the dow jones industrials. we are down most of the day. and the 6 points morgan 1/2%. the nasdaq not without, apple's component. 8% of the nasdaq, also the s&p 500. today after the iphones are releasing it, and the lows of the day loving what they put out. what is to come for apple? you get a knee-jerk reaction tumbling forward. cheryl: fox business network exclusive, citigroup is in talks to lay off 2200 mortgage workers by next year. rising rates for the job done and new data may show why. mortgage applications 13.5% to a five year low. liz macdonald brok

cheryl: hello, everyone. i am cheryl casone.cain may have just thrown a monkey wrench into congressional approval for the president plan. i am talking with former army vice chief of staff. dennis: also, is apple losing its shine? samsung will unveil a smart watch. we have an analyst who says they need to get into a wearable computer game quickly. cheryl: the work ethic of generation y called into question. top of the hour. stocks now every 15 minutes. the goal -- nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: we have had four weeks of selling. we will continue to follow the story about syria and whether or not that will come to fruition over the next couple of days. commodities are pulling back. we are seeing names like netflix, yelp, apple, jcpenney all doing so well. there are a lot of winners on wall street. cheryl: thank you very much. dennis: president obama tried to build support for a strike against syria. right now committees in the house and senate are considering the president request. for the l

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. wall street moves on to worries of said tapering.olitical and side reaction to both of those. the empire strikes back. so in taking father. this time the winner could get this. another do not miss interview as we talked to the son about this battle. dennis: democrat bill the blowsy zero wins the primary in part by bashing the rich. my take on ahead. we walked to hear from you. nicole: we are not too far off the lows of the day. eighteen points on the dow jones industrials. triple digit gains. we have gained about 400 points this week. not surprised to see a little bit of aid dip back here. we will continue to follow. dora, facebook and dell. dennis: thank you. cheryl: talks underway between john kerry and his russian counterpart. this as russian president vladimir putin warning of devastating consequences. for more, let's bring in lieutenant colonel michael k. this seems to be a political push and pull. >> look at the notion that brings this out onto the table. the emerging market index has increased over 6% in the last six days. as

cheryl: thank you very much.is: happily, it is time to make some money with charles payne this hour. charles: i am stepping into your territory a little bit. [laughter] charles: i think it was bigger than a headline. you identify with this. one thing they were missing, i think is sports, talk. everyone has music. pandora has music. how do you counter that? cumulus now has this sort of content that makes them different. the stock has been acting a. insiders are buying it. a huge technical breakout with a close above five. remember, this used to be $82 stock. the company has a lot of dead. dennis: a time when old guard broadcast companies are certainly on fire. over the last five years, a reason not to own a radio stopped is because the internet will put it out of business. cheryl: especially in the case of pandora. these are companies that are fascinating. charles: cumulus has to get something that pandora cannot put out there. they even brought country music back to new york. they are doing things that are innova

cheryl: hello, everyone. i am cheryl casone.t leadership matters and by how much for you as companies. there we begin our trophy round. dennis: from all-star showdown to the shut down showdown. the senate to begin voting is power. i refuse to feel fear. cheryl: i love that about you. the ceo of duncan's will be here. that and a lot more in the next hour of markets out. dennis: nicole petallides at the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: they are very concerned about what may ensue in washington. it follows five straight days of selling. with that being said, there are a few names that have games on the dow. we continue to follow a lot of the story stock, such as nike. we have been watching the blackberry story. we watch some of the other names including electronic arts and lumber liquidators. there are a lot of story stocks that we are following closely. the big picture is the markets are being rained on by what we are seeing in washington. cheryl: thank you very much. we will talk to our panel about that topic. let's

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. the fed is about to come off.d cruz of texas ending his hijacking of the upper chamber. neil cavuto has his take on all this. >> congressman elijah cummings demanding robert benmosche resigned after comparing our rage of execs bonuses. we had the bidding that had. cheryl: he is the top chefs. dana burke is here. celebrity chef seemingly a dime a dozen but we will get his recipe for staying on top in a difficult business. that and more coming up as this hour of markets now begins. first we have breaking news, live pictures of the senate floor, senator ted cruz just ended his 20 our plus control of the senate chamber so here's what is going on. this is the new day, they have adjourned and become the new day. we will see what you are looking at. the prayer and the pledge and senator harry reid, takes the floor. he is going to vote on the continuing resolution to fund the government and will invoke cloture. that is going to be an 1:00 eastern. after the prayer and the pledge senator harry reid beginning the day and be

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cheryl: cheryl casone. on today's noon eastern time our we're doing things different.nnis: i go one on one with disney's ceo on the media giant's plans for the new tv and movie season and more. cheryl: i talk with the ceo patty hart as the company launched a partnership with james cameron for games based on his avatar franchise. dennis: the british coming, the president of the u.s. and canada on plans to take on verizon and at&t right here in the usa. gerri: that and more at noon eastern, on markets now. you cannot afford to miss any of that. you want to keep it here but first the dollar up by 19 points and it is time for stocks every 15 minutes. nicole petallides 4 of the new york stock exchange. we needed a like today. nicole: quick check of market that the interviews. three days of selling, you do like they just like today with the arrows, dow jones industrials up 21-1/2 points, 0.1% at 15,423, the nasdaq the best of the bunch of the nearly 1/2%. u.s. dollar a little higher, commodities pulling back, home builders doing well on good numbers, facebook new hy, applied

cheryl: this is it.llion, you think the market would react in a positive way or negative way? >> i don't think there would be any reaction. it is $5 billion to $10 billion, that is not a meaningful enough cut, the market does a whole lot of anything the market would be shocked and i am no economist of the people i speak with that seems to be what is baked into the market. the time table, we have a timetable -- cut it in one year or so in that is a shot. cheryl: thank you so much. speaking of the markets, homebuilder confidence in september holding steady near a eight year high according to the latest report from the national association of home builders, the organization hosting discussions to the future of the housing market with members of congress and industry leaders that washington museum and that is where we begin in the exceed -- an exclusive interview with jerry, the c e o. talk about the index. you didn't fall. is that a good thing? >> if you look at the only negative component of the index the

cheryl: thanks, jonathan.n bring trousers, for crime-fighting khakis, pince-nez for travelers by travelers. and a traitor and a hedge fund travel world and build a clothing line after exposing a pick talking incident, joining us now clothing arts order adam rap. thanks for being with us. you are traveling world, quit your wall street job in 2009. basically inspires the business. >> never think it is going to happen to you. pickpocketing is a huge problem and you take for granted you will be safe. some people carry many belts and i developed a pair of pants that answers the need to never carry a money belt again. it makes it impossible for you to have someone get into your gear without you knowing it is going to happen on multiple levels of security. dennis: haven't seen so many measures since the tylenol packaging after poisoning so you have a system of zippers, buttons and more zippers and buttons? >> it is about putting security back into the hands of a traveler. we give the multiple levels of security, the

dagen: cheryl casone has a look back and a look forward. cheryl: good morning.n. five years ago, we watched the dow lose about 4.5% of its value. the administration made the decision to let lehman brothers go. coming up at noon eastern time, we will be taking a look back. we will be joined by -- at the time, she was in the white house with president bush. also, we will be joined by the brookings institution. why is it important to look back at what happened? you watch these markets rallying. you have a market that is again rising and pushing all time highs. the s&p is 34% higher as well. we will take a look back and a look forward. connell: we will see you at the top of the hour. dagen: i thought it started when the home prices peaked. connell: that is when i bought my house. there is no genius involved here. dagen: president obama just moments away from giving this speech on how far we have come. connell: rich edson is standing by a head of of that. we are waiting for the president to take stage five years after the financial crisis, the president took bold pol

cheryl received an emmy nomination for her 6-part series on the children of kosovo, she was selected by the league of women voters as one of the six women who could be president. ladies and gentlemen, cheryl jennings. >> i wanted to let you know that i got to see the bully movie yesterday with mr. caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment. if we can roll that dvd, please. (inaudible) funny, most of the times bossy. she would be over at their house, guys, let's not watch tv, let's go do something because i only have two hours before i have to go home and i want to do somethi

it's not a guarantee if you simply facing removal because of an immigration violation. >> cheryl has been inside every detention facility in the state. she says everyone night is there for a violation of civil not criminal laws. that locking them up when they pose no threat makes no sense. >> we should be releasing people who pose, you know, no risk to communities, who aren't a security risk. who have equities here, rather than rounding up more and more people. >> cheryl arranged for us to meet one of her clients who was recently released. she lives over an hour's drive from miami. >> this is ahomestead, florida, a large mexican population south of miami, she was going to the broward detention center for six months. >> alejandra, not her real name, had had years of abuse from her husband. she hoped to have asylum in the united states. a few months after arriving alejandra was on the bus when she was stopped by immigration officials. >> they didn't ask for everyone's papers? >> no, no [ spanish ] >> she was hand cuftd and spent a couple of nights at the local jail before being transfe

those stories and more coming up at 6:00 now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you so much. see you then. >> operation chicken air lift is a success. >> yes. more than a thousand chickens were rescued by a group from a electrical egg farm landing at their new home on the east coast. >> now werk brought thu story at 11:00 last night. the charter flight with all chickens on board left the hayward airport. >> the plane landed in new york city. >> some body paid 50,000ses today make that happen. generous. >> world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jenning autos from all of us here, thanks for watching wex appreciate your time. connect with us on twitter. >>> this is "world news." tonight, plan of attack. new details about the plan for the u.s. military strike in syria. would the action be much bigger than anyone thought? >>> a fiery mystery solved. on that giant fire that almost destroyed yosemite, we learn who started it, one man with a bad idea. >>> and, "help me." two teens spot a woman who seems to signal she's being kidnapped and they spring into action. >> oh, my god, oh,

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cheryl: interesting today, getting a big boost.ir opinion. >> we are looking. we did have morgan stanley just talking about the long-term deals. more than 60% have been without long-term contracts. both of these names jumping. over 200%. it. david: talk about long-term deals. what is the deal? all kinds of rumors. with, against. suggesting that the ceo is now saying we don't want the deal anymore. the stock is up about five and a half%. >> supposed to rule on this battle later in the week. but did he basically said, we are done. this was a huge 10-year contract we are out. cheryl: especially after that lawsuit. that was fascinating. also, newmont mining. the weakest performer. i am assuming this is a big correlation. >> absolutely. john over 21. and you're absolutely right. i checked a lot. david: and it is all focussed on what the fed is going to do as a result of what happens tomorrow. again, high interest rates concerning the market. a lot of people. cheryl: a little beauty to enter trading week. david: all of the indices are up

eventually, car man's face will look like a hybrid of her and of cheryl. marin da's mother. >> he strength -- it made me cry. watching it was really moving. >> you will never meet a more resilient person than carman. >> it was beautiful to watch. >> so rachelle, you got the opportunity to cover a technology story that was completely different. >> completely. >> please tell me about it. >> the california condor was practically instinct. we started to use technology to bring them back and foster an increase in the population, and that's what we are taking a look at next. >> all right, let reese check it out when we come back. welcome back to tech know. you are about to tell us a story about one of the strangely magnificent birds in the world. >> close up it is pretty ugly. so it isn't the most beautiful bird close up. but when it is flying, it is absolutely gorgeous. at 1 point, the population was down to about 22 birds total. and it's all because of the led shot in bullets p p because humanity took them to the brink of extinction, we are now working to brin

now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> listen to this.ine loosing a family heirloom worth thousands of dollars. >> that is what one woman thought happened to her, she got good news from goodwill. >> yes. she donated a diamond ring and other tiffany jewelry to goodwill. >> she called goodwill with little hope but a worker found them sorting clothes. >> look at the rings like wow, i showed james said look. >> she brought out and i saw the boxes and pouch i thought oh my gosh i think they actually found my stuff. i couldn't believe it. >> thank you. >> that is so nice. you can see they met today for the first time. >> sandra offered a reward but told she cannot give one. she'll treat bonnie to a nice dinner. well deserved. >> maybe a couple dinners. >> don't forget about the game tomorrow on abc 7 news. >> that is followed by our show. that is going to do it for us. world news coming up next. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. stay connected on twitter on abc 7 news bay area. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> welc

cheryl, how you doing today, darlin'? >> good, thank you.mething a woman might put in a male stripper's g-string. >> her panties... in his g-string. steve: oh, put her panties-- >> you go to the bar, take your panties off, swing 'em, and put 'em in his g-string. steve: that's kind of a new concept for me, 'cause i've never pulled my panties off, swung 'em and stuffed 'em in a g-string. so you quit looking at me like i know what you're talking about. pull them panties off, stick 'em in the g-string. greg, how you doing today, man? >> how are you, buddy? steve: oh, it's a big day for the family, man. good luck to you. >> she's gonna put her hand in his g-string. steve: put her hand in the g-string. put her hand in the g-string. hey, ron, be careful, man. you got two strikes. >> well, i'm gonna take number 4 off the board. her room keys. steve: her room key. her room key. well, let's go. darlin'. moon, this is your chance, sweetheart. >> all right. steve: besides money, name something a woman might put in a male stripper's g-string. >> we're go

the live camera at the toll plaza close by to where cheryl heard was and they're getting ready for the chain cutting. you might know it as a ribbon cutting but in this case, a chain cutting. lieutenant governor gavin newsome is on hand and as cheryl mentioned there's close to to 20 dignitaries and politicians as part of topping ceremony. after they speak and the area is cleared at that point you'll see the vip procession of cars heading from the toll plaza across the bridge. the take-away in all of this tonight as we discovered in the last 10 to 15 minutes, the bay bridge will re-open this evening. not sure at what point but it will re-open this evening. probably around the 8:00 or 9:00 hour. >>> tonight's ceremonial opening comes after years of plarning. planning, arguments and delays as the oakland mayor said a short while ago nothing comes easy. it came after the earthquake when a section of up thor deck fell on to the lower deck killing one person that fateful day on october 17th of 1989. at that point many of us realized the bridge needed to be more earth quarter-safe. the price t

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>> cheryl cro>> sheryl crow, it delight to meet you.a., shades on, roof down. >> that's the way to listen to it. >> it's available now. i'd recommend it to everyone who likes the good things in life. sheryl, let's have a cup of tea >> yes. >> we'll be right back. we've been bringing people together. today, we'd like people to come together on something that concerns all of us. obesity. and as the nation's leading beverage company, we can play an important role. that includes continually providing more options. giving people easy ways to help make informed choices. and offering portion controlled versions of our most popular drinks. it also means working with our industry to voluntarily change what's offered in schools. but beating obesity will take continued action by all of us, based on one simple common sense fact... all calories count. and if you eat and drink more calories than you burn off, you'll gain weight. that goes for coca-cola, and everything else with calories. finding a solution will take all of us. but at coca-cola, we kn

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last is cheryl young and the chief executive director of gate path and oversees a large nonprofit in san mateo county and focus on turning disabilities into possibilities and she's a wonderful addition to the panel and it's an area that school districts have to deal with in terms of special needs and what we're talking about affects these children if not more than the other children so thank you cheryl. [applause] so we have a large panel and they can all tell you i sent them an email yesterday said you will have a brief time to say what you do, what your organization is doing, address the needs of the kids suffering or facing bullying and i told them they have two to three minutes, not 23 minutes and i'm going to hold them to it so jeff let's start with you. >> sure. thank you. i think one thing that a perspective that prosecutors can to this discussion is first of all the reason people become prosecutors generally they don't like it when other people are taken advantage of. it really offends the very core for a prosecutor. you know i often joke i don't even like when people cut in

>> that's amazing. ...the perfecter will work on short hair as well, like cheryl's.n on coarse, frizzy hair like jessie has, with just one pass. >> look at that. perfectly straight from the scalp down. turn tthe side. >> wow, look at that. >> perfectly straight. all that kink that's in here, perfectly straight. all right, honey, you are going to be amazed at the results. we're going to let you go and we're going to l youo it. >> all right, have fun. we'll see you soon. ...all of our volunteers went backstage to try the perfecter for just three minutes. it didn't matter the length or texture of their hair, the results were incredible. ally has very long hair that looked ratty and dull. then she used the perfecter. >> this is amazing. i can already see the shine, i can already see the shine. >> patti: now look at how smooth and beautiful it is, full of shine and style. >> hi, gorgeous. >> i love it! >> oh, my gosh. >> wow, look at that. >> it's beautiful. >> oh, my goodness gracious, i love it. what a transformation. >> i know. >> total transformation. >> patti: and je

cheryl, i thank you so much for being here. would you sing a song for us? >> i'd love to. >> this is a performance by sheryl crowe. 0q8t8t >> sheer a song from the new album, "feels like home." ladies and gentlemen, sheryl crowe. ♪ >> ♪ we said that summer ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (theme music playing) [psychedelic pop music] ♪