it will go across the sea into northern cypress, delivering fresh water to turkish sipry ots. as for greek sipry ots, they are

sports museum of los angeles gary cypress did you build this yes i did when i belted you came. to the first thing is an impressive place i've never i've driven to dodger stadium so many ties i drive all of this freeways only dies but i've never seen this building why does it all the better public cost risk insurance at all so what i do is i open up for charities so i have a lot of charity being vents here open for friends and the dodgers use it at the mattingly charities here in the dodgers so how are many dicey and you keep going on friday what once a month it depends on the charity of the rentier must be incredible well i own the building you own no rent is cheap no rent. how long an intellect of twenty five years i have brooklynite bronx we are at opposite side a minute you know from the bronx why did you choose a a mainly dodger collection but i have a big bank collection also but after i moved out here when my choices either are now you got to remember the we only meet occasionally in the world series we run through sheer yes so your heart is broken like my heart and you k

no one in the outside world recognises northern cypress being independent apart from turkey. pipeline means that part of the island is linked to turkey physically as well as metaphorically. this is the biggest part of the project, a dam 60 metres deep, costing $500 million. it's almost complete. here in northern cyprus they say it could benefit the entire island, but claim the greek sipry ots don't want to know. >> translation: we offered to share the water. they have not come back to us. >> this short ige affects the whole island and i hope providing water would lead to lasting peace. it's technically possible to share. they haven't asked. >> cyprus's government says it is wrong, and gave us this statement: the pipeline is expected to be running by march, bringing an end to the water shortage for some residents, but not an end to the bitter divide existing here for decades. the bad feeling on either side in plentiful supply. >>> in romania ethnic hungarians demand greater economic independence from the central government in buicka rest. marches are taking place in 14 differe

it it started with the cutting down of the japanese cypress to build a new sanctuary. the trees grow in a specially protectioned forest. >> tonight, the most sacred of all of the ceremonies has taken place. thor is money toe transfer the symbol of the deity to the new shrine was completed a short while ago. at 1:00 this afternoon worship at the shrine was closed to the public. at 6:00 this evening drums signaled the entry of participants including japanese prime minister shinzo abe, the chief priest in traditional attire and a member of the imperial family. the procession then made its way toward the old sanctuary. ♪ ♪ >> at 8:00 p.m. after nightfall priests carried the symbol of the deity behind a surrounding white silk screen from the old sanctuary to the new one. at the very same time in the imperial palace in tokyo, the emperor considered a descendant of the deity played his part in the ritual. mr. sven voss is an architect. he has taken part in the last two rituals as a special worshipper. voss conducts research into the shrine. >> it's very important because i th

for a tour of the sports museum of los angeles the museum's curator gary cypress shared with me his private collection of dodges and yankees memorabilia.

amiel stuerman is president of a company called cypress mortgage. we already know that the regulations to get a loan are already pretty strict. is this the next stage of just tightening the screws a little bit more? > >it really is bill. what you're seeing with this new law that's coming out effective in january, so coming up real soon, is that first of all there needs to be an ability to repay the loan and there's gonna be a lot of scrutiny on the lenders to make sure that--- > >---only giving loans to people who have proven. so people actually have to prove that they have the capacity to pay the loan back. > >that's right. it means a little bit more paperwork for the borrower. a little more procedure and paperwork for the lenders. and there's also a difference in the array of products that are gonna be available to borrowers. so those jumbo loans that are available when you want to get a mortgage over $417,000---they're still gonna be there but there's more rules that are gonna make it a little tougher to qualify for those mortgages. another impor

you're looking at the marina district which caught fire and the bay bridge buckled and the cypress structure was flattened. 63 people died in all, thousands left homeless. >> this is now an annual opportunity to make sure we are all ready for the next big quake. matt keller is live at the tech museum in san jose. what are they doing there today? >> this is meant to be a fun event about a serious topic. about 400 local students are going to be here at the tech museum later today to participate in the world's largest earthquake drill. this is coming, as you said, on the 24th anniversary of the loma priata earthquake. it was a wake-up call to prepare for the more devastating earthquakes inevitable in the future. here is video of last week's great california shakeout. today's event is meant to educate the public on the need of home, business and commuter preparedness and highlight what to do during an earthquake and the fires that follow. a mobile truck will be here for demonstrations. the actual drill will be 10:17 this morning. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> the anniversary reminding us it's nev

agent who lives in cypress to you? >> i would say she's smarter than i am, younger than i am, but informed by my experiences in the c.i.a. i was always irritated with how female c.i.a. ops officers are portrayed in popular culture. i was given the opportunity to write this book along with my coauthor, sara lov lovett, i wad a female character who was realistic but entertaining. >> you bring you portrayals in movie and tv shows. we're seeing more female agents including claire danes' character in "homeland," and the character in " dark 30 a.m. are they not an improvement? >> perhaps, they're not highly sexualized. they're cardboard characters. claire danes, she's a brilliant actress and homeland is compelling tv. but notice how she doesn't have any friends. for that with the ops officers not to have very good interpersonal skills, they wouldn't go very far. jessica did a beautiful job in "zero dark 30" and she was nominated for it. however, that character really was a compilation of several officers, and there always is

other accidents include richie highway at cypress creek. and washington at gilford. inner and outer loop for the beltway. we have an accident slowing that side down. this traffic report is brought to by pnc bank. see your business cash flow in a whole new way. go to pnc.com/cash flow insight. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> cbs radio is bringing some country flavor to baltimore. >> reporter: welcome to new country on 106.1. my name is fast jimmy. we want to welcome everybody to a brand new baby radio station. >> fast jimmy. new country on 106.1, officially launched today. the new station features today's biggest artists in country. new country on 106.1 can also be heard online and on the radio.com app for mobile devices. >>> if you love clothes and great bargains, the evergreen museum on north charles street is the place to be this weekend. ron matz reports, it's time to shop at the annual best-dressed sale at johns hopkins hospital. >>> after evergreen, they're getting ready for the annual best-dressed sale. from jewelry to handbags, dresses and vintage. men'

blamed for 63 deaths. 42 people were killed when the cypress structure freeway collapsed. it was a magnitude 6.9 with epicenter up in the santa cruz mountains. >>> don't count on ac transit to get around if there is a bart strike. mark kelly says they too could hit the picket line later this week. mark. >> reporter: well, frank, this whole looming bart strike has been difficult enough on commuters. then it seems like out of the blue, ac transit gave it 72 hour notice to strike. we talked to a couple commuters who say this is going to mess up their week. >> another major transportation system in the bay area is threatening to strike. come thursday morning, ac transit buses could come to a halt. that's a big inconvenience to riders like allysa. >> to get to work she takes bart and the bus. she says working from home is not an option and losing ac transit is a blow. >> i work for the tender loin after school program. >> so there's no way you can work from home? >> not at all. 9:30 in the morning to 6:00 at night. >> with bart set to strike any moment, the strike could not be

valley plame and vanessa pearson how close is that cia agent that lives in cypress to you? >> i would say that she is smaryter than i am smarter thand younger than i am and informed by my experiences in the cia. i was always irritated with how female ciaop ops officers were treated in culture. i was given the opportunity to write this book and i wanted a female character that was realistic and still entertaining. >> i want to talk about how real lisrealistic she is. you bring up the portrayal in movies and tv shows. we are seeing more female agents in home land and zero dark thirsty. thirty. are they not an improvement from the past. >> perhaps they are not highly sexualized. but again they tend to be sort of, for the most part, cardboard characters. and homeland is compelling tv. but notice i how she doesn't really have any friends. and for that with an ops officer not to have very good interperceninterpersonnel skillu wouldn't go very far. and jessica justaine did a beautiful job in zero dark thirty and was nominated for it. but as i understand it that character was a com

you can wake up and see what happened in cypress where, you go to the bank and, you can't get your money. melissa: senator pryor said he would like to see the debt ceiling fight have been put off for a year. that is what the country need for the economy to recover. how do you respond to that? >> well we've been putting it off and putting it off and spending and spending. it has to be done now. it should have been done yesterday. there should have been negotiations. the president needs to lead. i have, i worked with presidents since i was a staffer in in the senate back with reagan. worked as a member congress, even with clinton. they have always negotiated though, always shown the leadership to bring people together. unfortunately some of this may be about the 2014 electn where you bash our side and then you just keep offering more and more manna from washington. and where, they tried to make republicans out to be the mean, mean-hearted, mean-spirited guys. mean heart edness is running the country into debt beyond the pale. melissa: i think a lot of people at home don't care republican,

the the market -- cypress, and prom cyprus, and the crisis in europe.hat's the right way to react to this kind of crisis? i think the terrific nonsystemic risks, these buying opportunities, and you've got to get it in your head. how? let's figure this out "mad money" style. that i no longer work ought. whenever events occur. chicago futures they knocked down. first we have to ask yourself, the noose is potential tragic. can't ever make fun of it. what effect does it have on the numb enters? we're about the numbers. let me give you an example. i used the -- named after the -- i had the most consistent earns imaginable. what was the point? get the heck out. might as well go home. which i dismissed you. they were lucky i didn't throe -- i saved that for when they lost me money. every time i got they're going to say what are they going to do now? what do we do? jim, what do we do? i would scream back, dripping with sarcasm and arrogance -- what the heck does that have to do with the price to earnings ratio of bristol-myers? the answer is nothing. the first

moving but its going to be a lot slower than it normally is. 880 northbound is backing up on to the cypressreeway. give yourself extra time. there have been no crashes on the bridge but it will take you about double what it normally takes you. and in some cases longer than that. i recommend for you to use the car pool lane. those car pool lanes are looking good. let's move along and take a look at the rest of the bay area commute. let me take you through here and show you the road sensors. red means stop and go. you see a little bit of it. we talked about approaching the bay bridge. in the outlying areas -- in the outlaying areas things are slow. 80 westbound between richmond is slowing down. >>> the full moon today will be at 5:37. under clear skies. however sfo reports a little bit of low clouds. for most its not an impact at all. but by the coast the fog has come back. its been missing here. it is definitely showing itself this morning. fog near the coast. sunny inland. coast and bay will cool down. the weekend fog or sun. nice to warm but it does look cooler by the coast. quiet next wee

special coordinator to over see these teams they will be based in da mas dasmascus arl have a team in cypresserything is moving forward at fast speed and we expect the approval to come soon. with these deadlines going forward, so far the cooperation is reportedly good. all sides are saying the syrian government is cooperating and they are moving forward on schedule. >> we just heard there from the russian president. but what are other representatives at the u.n. saying about this mission to destroy 1,000 tons of chemical weapons by next year, are they optimistic? >> well, you hear from diplomats that it's the one bright spot in their dealings with syria over the last two-and-a-half years the international community has been divided on how to help quell the unrest in syria and what can be done to stop it. the one point of agreement has been the destruction of syria's chemical weapons and it's what the security council rallied around and found agreement own. so far we have not seen anything from the diplomats on how this is, carried out. thank you. >> the u.s. o united states has released the f

what's up with cypress semiconductor? a couple of months ago, you had them on your show.the outlook looked good, financials, not to mention the touch screen revolution, right? but the stock keeps lowering. so what's -- >> it's been a huge disappointment to me. and i've got to tell you, this is always my fault. it's not like the ceo hasn't delivered. i didn't deliver for you, the viewer. i believed, i thought there was a big turnaround going, t.j. rogers put a lot of his own money up. i thought it was the right level. i got it wrong. i believed, it's my fault, i'm surprised the stock's as low as it is, but they did disappoint this quarter. hope is not a strategy, i can tell you i hope it comes back, that's not rigorous. i'm just saying, i got it wrong. let's go to fozzy in colorado, please. >> caller: big boo-yah, jimmy, from fozzy in colorado. i want to talk about yahoo!. >> yahoo!? i see your dog and i raise you my dog. yahoo!, i think, is going to plateau here until the next bit of information about ali baba. so i'm going to tell you you have to watch our morning show,

cypress semiconductor looked okay on paper but weakness in the global hand seth market, that stock downfair child semi their forecasts well below consensus, their guidance here. xilinx, concern about the december quarter, growth in the december quarter and all these stocks are trading down 2 or 3% on concerns about the quarter that we're in now, not about the numbers they had been just reporting. meantime a little bit of good news. rates keep coming down, ten-year yield keeps moving down the last few days as you can see that's been a big help to rate sensitive stocks. home builders, utilities, real estate investment trusts, for example, put them up doing pretty well today, up 1%. in positive territory. i want to note the vix has virtually collapsed in the last few days. we were looking at 19 on the vix just a few days ago to move from 19 to 13.5 is a pretty breathtaking move on the downside and basically means now, of course, is that traders are no longer particularly concerned about the next 30 days. we saw the short-term vix, very vi high, a few days ago, above the longer term vix pri

cypress talking about weakness in the mobile hand set market. fairchild was talking about current quarter sales below consensus. x ilinx talking about flat growth for the december quarter. those are the concerns. the fourth quarter that matters the most right now. ebay, of course, late last night came out and basically said, we're expecting disappointment over the holiday season. they didn't say -- they said caution about the holiday season, the christmas season, due to, in part, all of the headlines we've been seeing about the government shutdown. the bottom line, bill and kelly, it's very much about the fourth quarter. right now we're getting a mix of commentary. traders believe we'll still be positive for the s&p 500. but if we start going negative, if they get a little worse from here, the market is going to react a lot more than what we saw today. back to you. >> thank you, bob. speaking of earnings, i believe we now have google's results. straight to jon fortt with the details. jon? >> well, it's -- it's a beat, it looks like, on revenues

cypress, these are comments on the future, the current quarter. weakness in the mobile hand seth market, fairchild is weak. sales in the current quarter below consensus. xilinx, flat growth for the december quarter. all these stocks here down on essentially what's comments on the current quarter not the prior quarter quarter. if these numbers keep coming down they're going to get to the point where the overall market will be concerned by them. something just as i was walking over here i saw michael koors moving to the downside. this just happened. trying to get some information on it happening. i checked a couple other ones. coach has moved down in the last minute or two. coh, just happened, i'll get to information and find out what happened and get back to you on that. back to you. >> we'll hold you to that. thank you very much. from wall street let's head to washington where it's been a busy day. john harwood at the white house. give us the latest. >> the latest is the government is back up and running and congress is beginning to try to see if

they picked winners and losers in cypress.d winners and losers at general motors and chrysler. capitalism is changing. you've got political people and dictator and all kinds of people. >> yes, for the worse. >> picking winners and losers. >> you both agree with me. i can see josh shaking his head. >> i absolutely agree. >> i think that's so important. again, josh, i am not making the case that no mistakes were made. >> larry, my only point -- >> i'm not peking the case. what i am saying is how you get $13 billion, how you divide it up the way you divide it up with this phony consumer relief fan and fannie and freddie for heaven's sakes. and this thing looks so political. to go to larry mcdonald's point, it's some kind of political payback or some kind of crony capitalism in reverse. ate in some way, you know, helped. and we keep allowing settlements to occur to the disadvantage of institutional investors. >> look, i'd like to talk more than. i think that's a sensible point. and i think there has to be a set of rules, gentlemen

cypress semiconductors came out and talked about weakness in the mobile hand set market. it's down. fairchild talked about sales this quarter below consensus. x ilinx talked about flat growth for the december quarter. it's not what the markets want to hear. see these stocks all to the downside. the conference call on ebay yesterday talked about rapid deceleration in the third quarter. problems with all the anxiety we see when we pick up the newspaper every day makes us cautious how we look at the holiday season. this is what they were concerned about. lowering t inin ining the numbe. see ebay down about 4%. still they're fairly optimistic. this is a consensus idea. we drop in the next two or three weeks because they're taking down earnings rather aggressively. but the market, the earnings will still be positive. market is going to rebound in two or three weeks after the earnings. buy into it. it rises toward the end of the year. the question here, bill, is whether or not the overall earnings growth slows down, which is the bull case, or whether it goes to zero on the s&p or even neg

for a tour of the sports museum of los angeles the museum's curator gary cypress shared with.

it has a great river running through it, the cypress river.at's very special because water is at a premium if texas right now. we've been dealing with a drought for several years and to have a spring fed river run through the middle of your ranch is obviously a plus. it has deer, it has hunting, it has -- it's a great respite and it's a great investment. >> this is in the hill country. when was this one built? how long back does this ranch date? >> well, it dates, you know, generations ago. at one point it was owned by governor clements and it's -- the houses on it are more, you know -- they probably were built 40 years ago. >> all right. >> so it's not like historic. >> right. let's go to lincoln park in chicago. tell me about that one, jamie. >> just up the road from the one on cedar. actually at great family neighborhood. really close to some of the most prestigious schools on the north side. 6700 square foot home originally built in 2006. it's going to give you five bedrooms, 5.5 bedrooms, 12 to 13 foot ceilings throughout the home. gorgeo

much like the majestic california cypress, our cheese is naturally aged...dale: how old do you reckon this tree is luke? luke: 9 months old! dale: eh... like our sharp cheddar! luke: oh it's older, it's got, it's probably older. dale: he knows cheese, not trees. luke: 9 months and a million years... dale: try it once. luke: you're hooked for life. facebook is dropping a privacy feature that lets users hide from the site search feature. >> the company said it is removing a setting that allow users to limit who could find them when people type their name in the search bar. >> facebook says only a single digit percentage of the over 1 billion people on the site were using the setting. >> users can still protect their privacy by limiting who can see each thing that post about themselves. >> jet blow would now allow members of its true blue all its program to register as a family. >> this allows them to share loyalty points within a designated group. >> adult true blue members to sign up for family pooling, which includes a two adults and up to find children who

there were rumors that cypress commit to meet their deficits, to stay in the eu was going to have to on governments that have been printing money by buying gold and records about -- record amounts last two years to use the gold reserves to meet the deficits. and up think this is going to happen. think the market is very emotional. >> the report that came out did not help things. thank you very much. >> thank you. dennis: your friday "media minute." the billionaire kill cowboy rides again. john malone of liberty media and a flurry of moves is raising a to a billion dollars in cash as he pushes for consolidation and cable. liberty media up 35% the past year. selling serious ex-im stock back to the satellite radio company, and it may borrow another half billion. liberty is paying over 400 million to comcast's to buy back 6 million shares. here is a surprise. mullin is now ending in deal with comcast cnbc it gave liberty a cat of cnbc revenues for the past 20 years. her new? meanwhile, house of cards, hundred billion dollar investment, original programming , purchased two seasons of 13 e

involve around 100 experts, administrators, as well as security officers to take a staging base in cypresshere they will work on dismantling syria's stockpile of chemical weapons. there are already 35 inspectors working in syria, so now this plan requires approval from the united nations security council. >> on a related subject, a u.n. body has warned to the number of syrian refugees would increase up to 5 million people by the end of 2014. the u.n. also predicts has by the end of 2014, more than half of syria's 23 million people would be either refugees or internally displaced. >> u.s. and russian officials are trying to push for syrian peace talks in mid november. it is not clear if they can get all the sides to the negotiating table. >>ar jen teen i can't's president is set to undergo surgery to remove a blood clot in her brain. the sitting-year-old leader suffered a head injury this summer. doctors ordered her to rest for a month after discovering the clot was pressuring her brain and causing headaches. the health scare comes three weeks before elections that could loosen her party's

another one to avoid on ritchie highway and cypress creek road.st side outer loop. much of that is due to an earlier accident. you are dealing with delays that expect -- extend prior to reisterstown road. delays from greenspring towards the j.f.x. the accident venture getting two additional delays south on 83. hoffman and broadway, watch for a vehicle fire. on the outer loop from 95 towards the 83's, it will take you 28 minutes to get through that stretch. over to you, tony. we will see a few more high, thin clouds. you can see them screaming in on the satellite. these are not rain producing clouds. current temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s -- upper 50s and low 60s. forecast for today, low to mid 80s this afternoon. average high is 71. humidity will be in the comfortable range again. shower on for rain friday. rain onood chance for sunday night and monday of next week three temperatures will cool off at that time as well. >> another update at 8:56. pumpkin's back at dunkin'? now you tell me. try the new pumpkin pie donut or any of our othe

cypress trees and corn fields and a lake so beautiful, they named it providence.this community can't shake. it's the most economically divided place in america. >> john suter, we heard your voice in the piece. thank you for joining me. you helped start up this whole idea at cnn, change the list project. so you went to this town. i want to hone in because this is a huge article. hone in on these two high schools, you have the public, the private, you have the majority black, the majority white, and the graduation rates are night and day. >> you saw lake providence in the video, and there are really like two worlds, one on each side of the lake, one that is largely poor, one that is largely rich, and the gap num r numbers wise is huge, and the graduation rates are, too. 100% of the students who go to the private school, brier field company, graduate. a little less than 75% of the public school graduates do. that's more orless on par with the national average, but what's important here is we have lowered our expectations in a way. some people hear that and think, abi

we saw that with cypress. nobody wants to go down that road.ly that does remain an issue here. mr. draghi seems to think if the process is rigorous enough, he will get the germans to sign up to allow taxpayers' cash to be the final backstop, if you like, to recapitalize those banks that can't do it themselves. >> all right, thanks you very much, jeff. great work getting to draghi and simon, thanks for adding to that. the s.e.c. is releasing its crowdfunding rule. eamon? >> reporter: the whole debate has been how do you divert capital to smart startup companies in an effective way without attracting fraudsters? now they are putting in place some of the proposed regulations to keep investors safe. it looks like what the s.e.c. is doing is taking a very shallow approach to crowd funding. a company would be able to raise only a maximum aggregate amount of $1 million through crowdfunding over a 12-money period and there would be a cap on investors themselves, include investors over a 12-month period would be permitted to invest only up to $2,000 or

students at cypress lake high school elected mimi lopez and guy benza king and queen.this is their senior year. a teacher was thrilled the school could give them this incredible experience. >> as a teacher you hope you can touch a couple of people's lives and make a difference and with this, i think we've touched thousands. >> she's just so special to us. she is our little special miracle to my mom. >> two seniors apparently started the push to crown lopez and benza and started a facebook page and the rest is homecoming history. >> i love her reaction. watch that all day. i love the fact that, you know, kids are making these decisions. there's hope, people, there's hope. >>> take a look at this adorable baby panda. look at this little guy learning to walk. this is in taiwan. the cub is a few months old. down a hall there at the zoo. mama bear is a concerned parent. she steps in. don't go too far. grabbing the cub by the neck and dragging her back. giant pandas like this are incredibly rare. only 1600 exist in the wild. >> can't go wrong with panda videos. >> i know. >>

much like the majestic california cypress, our cheese is naturally aged...ddar! luke: oh it's older, it's got, it's probably older. dale: he knows cheese, not trees. luke: 9 months and a million years... dale: try it once. luke: you're hooked for life. >>> we're back at 8:50, the iconic photograph the afghan girl has been seen around the world many times over and now the story is being revealed in a new book by the photographer steve mccurry. it's called untold, the story behind the photograph. jamie has the story. not only does he take beautiful pictures but he has an unusual way of taking pictures. >> we will tell you all about that. savannah, the book is an extraordinary collection of amazing imagines and the adventures behind them but it turns out we almost never even saw that photo of the afghan girl. >> reporter: for the last 30 years steve mccurry has been winning awards for his stunning photographs. none are more famous than this imagine, the afghan girl. >> i knew it was a powerful portrait but i never dreamed in a million years this would become an