well clem chambers from stocks and markets website and says rich countries go global when they want to put money in a safe place and make it work for them generally speaking as long as it's culture but it doesn't matter where the money comes from wherever it comes from but what you are seeing here is it's really a currency trading you don't want to be in the dollar at the moment and probably in the long term so you've got to buy businesses in that different currency imagine that you know if you've got about a pound no problem you got a million pounds you start to have a problem with your money where your money when you start out hundreds of millions then you've got to look globally where you put your money for it to be safe for it to be working for you so you have to put it around the world you can look at china is far more. capitalist in america so i mean china really use that cap of this country and its boss and its well being as a group and rich countries by the assets of. now i've got plenty more for you on our website including maybe not alone after all the discovery of a wall to

how much are they going to have to pay, clem? last week was j.p.estimated $14 billion. and then bank of america paying for country-wide's sins, 16 billion i'm calling this a war on bank, how about you? >> it's a tax on banks. the fines are passed onto the consumer, aren't they? these are big chunks of money and for sometimes banks were doing what the government was telling them to do. please rescue this bank and now we're going to fine you 10 billion for doing it. it's political football and more political madness. the banks, american banks are one of the worldclass actors that drive the economy of america and the world and they're rescuing the country, well, maybe from their own things in the first place. >> these two banks, j.p. morgan chase and bank of america have buyers remorse, they wanted that bigger footprint to be big banks by buying washington mutual, countrywide and the like. and you know, they made those decisions back in 2008. stuart: who is going to bail out a small bank in the future? you get loaded with their sins, you're not going

clem, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> all right. ahead on the show, tesla gets a rare downgrade. who dares. we're talking numbers to see if tesla's wild stock surge can live up to the hype plus a shot of booze news. >> and we're also about 90 minutes away from the exclusive john harwood interview with the president. keep it locked into cnbc. "street signs" is back in two. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bright minds. invested in the world. bny mellon. >>> street >>> street talk time. many stock stories you have to know about. owe sigh ris getting an upgrade at piper jaffray.

. >>> clem football.>>> college football. are you buying this logic?f oregon runs the table the ducks will play in the national title game. if stanford handles its business it could be smelling the rose bowl a second year. have to get past the bruins though. look at this. watch this catch. cody whitfield full extension, one-handed, 3rd quarter, 30- yard play. son of nfl lineman bob whitfield. that's a thing of beauty. that's a touchdown! later near the goal line is tyler gaffney pounding the rock to make it 17-3. but ucla made a game of it. made it a one-possession game but lurking was jordan richards. picked off quarterback brett hundley twice today and the turnover turned into points. gaffney again. career day 171 yards and two scores. the cardinal held the bruins to 266 total yards. trent murphy the sack on the last play of the game. stanford wins it 24-10. stanford now -- stanford now 6-1. >>> now, auburn in white on the road at texas a & m. tre mason extends for the touchdown. they had to review it. the call stands. tigers up by 4. and no johnnie

who was a grandfather and lived at the apartments on clem teen an alley. in the south of market. he was run over by a munis bus on 11th while riding his bicycle on october 17th. the bus was turning onto bryant and 11th when it struck him. the munis bus lacked a key safe element that may have saved his life. we are saddened by this tragedy. i'm reminded how many are impacted by our street design and also that potentially bad driving behavior. as we look to change the hearts and minds and shift of our culture to one of transit first options, i'm looking forward to working with many of our city departments to make our streets safer and particularly in the south of market as we have had our fourth cyclist fatality this year. i want to send our condolences on behalf of the board to the looi family. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor kim. mr. president, seeing no other names on the roster that concludes our introduction. >> thank you, i would like to have commendations. supervisor avalos? >> thank you, it's my pleasure to call upon a very special individual who is in the audie

buta the scene of that clem attack which killed more than a thousand people. >>> the creation of a massive new free trade zone in asia is being discussed at the apec meeting in bali. the transpacific economic partnership, the tpp would open ties between 12 different parties. counting for more than 40% of the global economy . us president barack obama says he wants to preach a deal by the end of this year. others say it might take longer. china has not been invited to are join this partnership, we might say. more from steph farson. >> they control and have become the engines of growth but many asia pacific nations are suffering, calm deficits and high inflation. despite these setbacks, japan's foreign minister shenzu ab e: >> japan hopes to help in creating a spacious and prosperous economy stretching across the asia pacific region and regarding security and safety we want the region to be free and based on the rule of law. >> while apec leaders opening up markets at the time of crisis, that's why according to indonesia's head of investment board it's important that leaders show confidence

they called for clem mansy, the couple believe that international pressure had some impact on tehran. this point we're just delighted, we're just over the moon that he's here. you know? but there may be repercussions on our life that we still don't know about. so -- it's early days. >> reporter: his eventualal release and rapturous return to canada, he is certain, is due to the new president. >>> >> it wasn't a coincidence that the same day that rouhani went to new york, i think he was just about to land, they let me out. >> reporter: he is home now, and an unthinkable or deal has ended. but his brother's death in custody, and the refuse for to apologize for that and his own illegal detention, these are burning issues that he and his family hope they can settle one day. >>> let's bring you some breaking news coming in from afghanistan. we're hearing about a series of explosions, what apparently seems to be an attack in the eastern part of the afghan capitol of kabul. the attack we're told is still underway, not entirely clear what the target or the casualty situation is. we will try t

this is the inner loop of the beltway from clem parka continuing around to green belt.s a fatal crash involving two vehicles. one ever the vehicles has been pulled out ohef the of roadway but here is the second car still there with another rollback on the scene. looking through the glare of the lights there is a lot of debris that needs to be swepte up here at the sween. police are -- scene. police are still there. inner loop of beltway trafficbet is being diverted off at 95. from that point you can ride the ramp at the park and ride to reconnect with the innerthe loop of the beltway. be we're seeing an inner loop delay forming events of new hampshire avenue.ps if you are coming showb on i-95 not to worry. you can make the exit to thehe inner loop continuing around ar to green belt and also thehe outer loop to continue to silver spring. this is the inner loop that remains closed until further notice. quick peek.ick you will find your lanes are open. no problems to report along 66 coming in out of manassas,a northbound i-95 light volume. that is a check of the traffic. >

in pensacola it came when she had her braces removedth 18-year-old beth palmer in the red there is clem and works barrista at star bucks on monday she had her braces removed on tuesday she posted before and after pictures on line. guess what. by the end of the day she had 500 like on face back and 1 million hits on twitter. >> as week 2 of the shut down continues new web site are popping up offering america to express the frustration with the government. there is drunk dial.org. enter the phone number and drunk sounding voice calls you back asking if the shut down is making you want to drink. you are then transferred to congress. web site also offers great recipe by the way. there are other web site with names that we can not say on television. try google. >> coming up next. government shut down and signs democrat contract an republican may closing in on a deal. >> edward snow deny who leaked secret has surfaced in russian a.retired ci a employee gave him areward. >> house calls car service. more are than that. 7 news at jc: lunch at that one restaurant we all like? ron:n: i'm sorry, wh

clem is retiring after 43 years in practice. a leader in rotary, in citizens' organized and a -- organizations. he fraughted from the pensacola school of medicine and went to vietnam in the united states marine corps. he returned to be a physician and get his residency training at tulane in new orleans, louisiana, and then came to marietta georgia and founded marietta determine technology, the leading practice in the state of georgia. he retires this friday night but i walk around on these two feet in part because clem taught me early awareness, identification and the right practices to deal with skin cancer. i thank him on the floor of the senate what he's done for me and countless patients in the great city of marietta and the county of cobb. i yield back my time and i note -- i take that back. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. president. i'd like to thank the senator from georgia for his call on this place to get back to regular order and to bridge our di

. >> the numbers back that up, barack obama has the lowest clem entcy rate in modern history.ardoned one in every eight applicants and george w. bush, 1 in every 33 and president obama just one in every 50. why does the pardon power matter? the constitution empowers the president to decide when the interest of justice are served by overturning a conviction or shortening an unfair prison sentence. beyond individual mistakes in the courtroom, one of the most compelling reasons to use the pardon power is to release americans serving prison terms for activities that the law would punish differently today. a prime example, the shifting approach to the war on drugs. the justice department is no longer seeking harsh penalties for some nonviolent drug users. it has yet to apply the same logic to inmates serving time right now for those same offenses. >> the other end, the executive himself has discretion under the pardon power and i think there's a correlating imperative to use it at both ends. >> mark osler at saint thomas university in minnesota. >> we have people serving time, over

that will excused worked for roger clem options and barry bonds but wiit work for rodrigu? he admitted using enhancement drugs in 2009. has he used them since? prior will be back against the chargersyor will be back agains chargers he suffered a nasty n concussi concussion. but the highest paid third stringer making a guaranteed 6 and a half million dollar. great work if you can get it. we will be right back. >>> david stockman says republicans need to take a stand on obamacare. we will ask him why. >> consider this: 10 eastern on axis america. hi, my name is jonathan betz, and i'm from dallas, texas, and] >>> welcome back. i am john seigenthaler. here are the top stories. a lot of people are having problems signing up for the affordable care act, the healthcare exchanges. the government says it's working quickly to resolve those problems. officials point out that coverage doesn't take effect until january 1st and enrollment will be open until march 31st of next year. investigators are on the scene of a church bus crash in tennessee today. the crash took place about 20 mile

. >>> about a week ago, in a mild surprise florida state's impressive win at clem clemson,t yahoo sportsm watson explained to our ross shimabuku, there is likely more move ahead in the standings. >> i wasn't surprised, oregon plays ucla this weekend and that's going to catapult them over florida state in the computer rankings. they're already well loved in the computer polls and they need the humans to fall on board. oregon has a better schedule from here on out and florida state has pliem miami and nothing else to hang their hat on. >> the tigers skyrocketed to number 5, the tigers have another tough test against number 21 south carolina. >> this is the end of the gauntlet, this three game gauntlet that's they've gone through with georgia, florida and south carolina. i'm stunned they're 2 and 1, in terms of those games, i think they can beat south carolina, sec has to use their backup. jadavion clow clown evergreen is going tclowney and it'shomecomi. >> full disclosure, graham went to missouri. heisman trophy, florida quarterback, wintad, putting up ridiculous numbers. if the season end