to have him on capital account for the very first time thank you so much for being on the show david greene burg. how are you today i'm doing very well so you know let's start because knight capital has investors to keep it from going under reportedly according to reports the capital lifeline includes private equity firms among them is the chicago market maker get co and which a private equity firm general atlantic is a shareholder now you tweeted me saying that general atlantic was involved with nymex as it as an investor out one point so i'm curious what is your take on these firms that have stepped into essential to make sure knight capital doesn't go under and what's in it for that why would they want to. go general lennox in general with whatever they do they're very precise and with get go they understand the market the market structure but i like about cocos that if you trade zone capital so it truly understands the risk reward and coming into this deal with the other two firms i think they were they were basically thinking that it's better to save the company than to have a just ano

for russia's men's basketball team have guaranteeing top spot in green bay this after a tense victory over spain david plotz men were seventeen points behind after the first quarter to manage to find their way back into the game a three pointer from victor dong from timothy must go secured russia last minute seventy seven points to seventy four with. potentially one of the biggest stars of the games has arrived in london with question marks hanging over his fitness for my one hundred ten me to hold a world record holder usually one pulled out of a diamond league meeting three weeks ago with a back injury his coach says there are now concerns over a foot problem two thousand and four champions young missed the very games with a similar complaint. before our departure from germany you had an examination of his food by a german doctor who told us that the injuries are not a big problem however he cannot tell us how serious the problem is i think we'll have some medical experts to have a chuckle used food at the olympic village also will try to adjust the situation through training so the next couple of d

. >> reporter: the project got the green light in june from the newly created, david and helen brown institute for media innovation. >> the citizen reporters, part from -- when say government restricts internet access. . >> reporter: he didn't know who brown was until this summer and said her legacy may be hidden by the new technology created at her institute in the future. >> the director of the nuance stot said brown was excited about taking an active roll here and her vision, and courage will be missed. reporting live at stanford. ktvu. >> a mess like this pops up every night on streets. the people who are raiding the city's trash and recycling bins and the people paying them off. >> up first you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. . >>> continuing coverage on the firefighting efforts up in lake county where fires continue to burn tonight. the two fires have burned 6,000 acres and destroyed three structures, the fires just 25% contained. we just spoke to people there at the command center with in the la

. >> reporter: the project got the green light in june from the newly created, david and helen brown for media innovation. >> the citizen reporters, part from -- when say government restricts internet access. . >> reporter: he didn't know who brown was until this summer and said her legacy may be hidden by the new technology created at her institute in the future. >> the director of the nuance stot said brown was excited about taking an active roll here and her vision, and courage will be missed. reporting live at stanford. ktvu. >> a mess like this pops up every night on streets. the people who are raiding the city's trash and recycling bins and the people paying them off. >> up first update on the wildfires in lake county and the homeowners getting billed this week for fire protection. . >>> continuing coverage on the firefighting efforts up in lake county where fires continue to burn tonight. the two fires have burned 6,000 acres and destroyed three structures, the fires just 25% contained. we just spoke to people there at the command center with in the last hour. they estimate fu

association today released what david maloney calls a down-right scary moment. the green line is short-term moving average on corn. the blue is long-term. corn usually rises 21% meaning we could see $9.50 corn. corn has been up and down today as everyone waiting for one of the biggest usda reports of the year. this friday, the first projection based on field surveys of how bad the crop is going to be. back to you. >> jane, thank you very much. >>> it's restaurant week on wall street. outback steakhouse making the public debut on the nasdaq today. parent of hardee's going private on friday. look at where the stock is right now. $12.62. a 14% move higher today. "power lunch" exclusive now, liz smith. welcome and congratulations. >> thank you. >> very exciting day for you. you're happy with the opening, i'm sure. >> it's a bloomin wednesday for us. >> look at what jane was just mentioning and that is corn prices. how do you expect that is going to affect your costs and do you expect that you 'll be passing on some of those higher costs to consumers? >> sure. well, as jane sa

david: we will tell you what drove the market. ending the stocks in the green with the dow and s&p breaking a two-day losing streak fairly. consumer discretionary led the gains while energy lag following related oil inventory data. gross domestic product grew 1.7%, this is up from the original reading of 1.5%, still low but not as quite as low as it was. reflecting higher consumer spending. pending home sales climbing 2.4% in july, the highest levels since april 2010. they signed the final deal has not been done. 15 consecutive months of year-over-year gains in contract activity. tracy: in the pits of the cme. david says you should be pulling back the market to buy right now. jeff flock weathering tropical storm isaac in new orleans. and how it could affect the energy market. we will start with larry asked the cme even though jeff is out in the rain. we're all waiting on the fed. i am guessing you don't think it will do a whole lot to move the market. >> i don't think so. traders behind me would agree with me. we are meandering around an unchanged line, lots le

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david sims. browns go on to win 23-7. and win 53-10 over the greenrs. >>> falcons, second quarter, tied at three. andy dalton takes the snap. he's going to take one high to his favorite target a.j. green. 50-yard strike. >> whoa. >> that will be at fedex field for the skins' home open september 23rd. dalton 8 of 14, 125 yards and a touchdown. >>> in the words of the late great marvin -- let's get it on is correct. after going 8-2 on their recent road trip, six very important division games at home for the best team in all of baseball. tonight, the team begins a three-game series with the mets and they'll get a big boost back in the lineup. the nats have activated all-star shortstop ian desmond from the disabled list, he'll bat sixth tonight. desmond missed the past 25 games an oblique strain. at the time, he was put on the dl, desmond was batting .286 with a career high 17 homers and 53 r 3 rbis. needless to say, he's happy to be back. >> i feel great. great batting practices, way better than i felt before the break, so, you know, i don't know if i w

david shuster said even in the green zone in baghdad he hadn't seen anything like it, it is that deep and that thick. they are so far away, so their impact on the convention is not felt certainly inside at all. >> when the cheering i guess not louder than it is for the tampa bay lightning you've got issues. >> of course, i'm probably the only person here wishes there was a hockey game going on behind me, but that's an entirely different story. >> mike a long time hockey fan. thank you for the reporting. we appreciate it. we've got to take a break then governor mcdonnell is coming up from virginia and later in the night, ann romney and chris christie. that ought to be interesting. coming right back. by communications workers of america. >> welcome back to current's coverage of the republican national convention. we are watching a series of speaker here tonight, five of them interestingly enough are women and it's going to culminate in the speech of ann romney. there's another issue happening and that's the hurricane. we want to go to los angeles right now. we know we have a series of p

green strategy for the future. goal to divert 100% of its waste and turn it into energy. david. >>> next, science experiment with a big payoff. teachers spending summer vacation learning to make science come alive in class. >>> live look from our roof cam showing the bay bridge there. thanks for spending part of your sunday morning with us. should be a lovely day today, cooling trend on the way. lisa argen will have your >>> nasa continues to receive images from the rover as engineers make the final preparations for it to cruise along the surface of mars. this video shows the final seconds of curiosity's decent toward the crater on mars. the space -- spacecraft began snapping pictures as soon it landed. one scientist says the crater resembled california's mojave desert. on earth engineers need to finish an upgrade before other scientist unleash the nuclear powered rover. >>> you probably know the san francisco floor for yum is a -- exploritorium is a leader in science education. this morning eric thomas has this focus on solutions report. a science experiment with a big payoff.

green on blue" attacks. this come, of course, as american forces are trying to train the afghans to take control of their own security. david martin, now, with more on that. >> reporter: operating side by side with afghan forces is the linchpin of the american strategy in afghanistan. giving them the support they need to take over the fighting so u.s. troops can come home. it is a daunting task which requires remaking a force plagued by corruption, incompetence, and illiteracy and by a growing number of insider attacks in which an afghan soldier or policeman or someone wearing their uniform turns his weapon on american soldiers like specialist eathan martin whose body came home this week. so far this year, there have been 25 insider attacks compared to 21 in all of 2011. the attacks this year have killed 31 members of the nato coalition fighting in afghanistan-- 17 of them american. put another way: one out of every 12 americans killed this year have died at the hands of their supposed allies. still, general john allen, the commander in afghanistan, insists insider attacks are rare compared to the overall number of troops i

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green job efforts. more than 100 commercials ran, but here is the real kicker. zero jobs were created. these dollars, what should they be spent on, davidthis is preaching. rachel midol, the people watching the show, this is a political ad. this wasn't meant to find jobs. is that wall street journal pointed out, a lot of the jobs that they were created not at all. this is pure political ads, paid for by taxpayers. >> i now understand why obama wants to raise taxes. it is very expensive to run network television ads. >> it is indicative of the administration in a way that they had no regard with how they spend our taxpayer money. sandra: nikes are now causing $350. some are outraged by the product. they want nike to pull the shoes predicament with built electronics. honestly, it factors into the cost. is it inconsiderate nike to be marketing these shoes right now? >> it is free enterprise. there are people out there that are not enough to pay $300 for kids and issues. fine, let the market. there are other products that are available. like when you go to jaycee pennies to buy a sweater versus nordstrom? it's the same product and you get t

touching a new four-year hief, but green arrows gave way to red as we saw a flurry of profit in the afternoon trading session. we'll get more with aaron task and david kudla. thank you for joining us. david, what's your take as somebody who is putting money to work here, how do you want to at locate capital, and what's your take on today's trading session. >> today is a good trading session to articulate our strategy or apply our strategy. we have a barbell strategy. the past six weeks we've had a great market. technology, the nasdaq 100 doing very well. that's on one side of our barbell strategy. on the other side, we like the high dividend payers, common stocks, preferred, high-yield bonds, and emerging market bonds. we get diversification. good sol litt returns, and that side helps steady the portfolio for days like today when we get a bit of a sell off. >> david, let me get these numbers out here. we have an earnings per share number of 50 cents a share verses 45 cents a share. revenue of $14.48 billion and the estimate was $14.6 billion. the revenue seems light. $14.48 billion which is below the estimate. we're looking at the stock trading down

budget guru david walker is taking the fiscal fight across the country with a $10 million a minute bus tour. he is in the guest spot next. [ female announcer ] the power of greenextract is now in our new starbucks refreshers™ -- a breakthrough in natural energy. made with real fruit, starbucks refreshers™ are delicious low calorie drinks you can feel good about. ♪ rethink how you re-energize. ♪ get a boost of natural energy with a new starbucks refreshers™, in three ways. natural energy from green coffee extract, only from starbucks. natural energy from green coffee extract, on every one of our carda reminder...ate. that before this date, we have to exceed expectations. we have to find new ways to help make life easier, more convenient and more rewarding. it's the reason why we don't have costumers. we have members. american express. welcome in. >>> we also want to draw your attention to the unprecedented fiscal recklessness of the obama administration. as depicted by the realtime national debt clock shown here in the arena. >> the national debt clock unveiled by rnc chairman reince priebus, taking off the debt incurred during the convention and intended as a

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david brower's work, so i'm accustomed to seeing him identified with wide-open spaces and preserving them. a certain amount of the environmental movement these days is focused on cities, on walkable cities, greencities, urban farming and all that. did mr. brower ever take an interest as an environmental lapel? thank you. >> i think the locomotive that drove him was wilderness and that was how he started and i think that gave him -- that's what he cared about he was very quick to give them is that feathers issues, but he quickly regarded environmental. it is nuclear proliferation. he was very quick -- he brought a lot of different themes into this movement. he mentored and smart farming and so i think he was. he was interested in all these things, all these aspects. >> this is your exercise >> this is your exercise program. >> the young people, i would wonder if you had a 20-year-old, the new millennial. are they embracing the same view for a different view, or do you have a read on the really people? there seems to be something new and exciting they are doing. i wonder if you might have an eye as to how attracts with you are viewing of the movement from its beginning. how is that changed at al

david alan grier became a broadway star 30 years ago. now he's back on broadway in porgy and bess. right now he's chilling in the green room.y that's just going to be very typical for august. we're going up to about 94 degrees today partly sunny with a thunderstorm around especially in the afternoon. partly cloudy conditions tonight hot and humid conditions into your saturday. saturday and sunday pretty much the same, 94 degrees, a better chance of showers on sunday. ♪ there he is. david alan grier co-stars in the gershwin's porgy and bess revised version of the classic opera that won the tony award for best musical revival. >> he got a tony nomination for his role as sporting life. comedian and author joins us in studio 57. hello david alan grier. >> good morning. >> we've been talking because we've both seen the play. we're supporters. >> thank you. >> who knew david alan grier could sing. i did not know this about you. >> my first job was on broadway starring as jackie robinson way back in the '50s. when i was much younger. >> wow. >> now you're playing sporting life -- >> when audrey was here she talked about the prepar

much about david or our's work so i am accustomed to seeing him identified with wide-open spaces in preserving a certain amount of the environmental movement these days is focused on cities on green cities, on the urban farming and all that. did mr. brower ever take an interest in urbanism as an environmental locale? thank you. >> i think the locomotive that drove him always was the wilderness. i think that was how he started and i think that gave him -- that is what he cared about most but what he did was, he was very quick on all these other issues that he correctly regarded as environmental. nuclear proliferation and i'm doing a piece now. he was very quick to -- he brought a lot of different themes into this movement and urbanism was one of them. people like michael a. bowman who he mentored in in the smart farming and so i think he was -- he was interested in all of these things. >> this is your exercise program. the young people, i wonder if you have any millennials? are they embracing the same or do you have a read on the real young people? there seems to be something new and exciting that they are doing and i wonder if you might have an insight as to how it tracks with yo

david walker will be the company's new chairman. but aside from that, it is more of a red than a green picture this morning, decliners out-pacing advancers by about a 4-1 ratio, and overall, we're down about 0.4% on the index. now, this comes as china reported trade figures weaker than expected, particularly on the export side. exports growing just 1% year on year, and it's remarkable. i mean, that sounds like the kind of growth you'd expect out of europe at this point, not out of china. but in any case, that put pressure on asian markets, the hang seng down 0.65% and the shanghai down 0.25%. the ftse is down 0.2%, the xetra dax is down 0.5%. also happening in the ftse, despite the negative picture overall, we've seen barclays higher, we see prudential shares lower by 1%. now, the company did come out, reported 13% increase in first-half profit and strength, interestingly enough, in its asian division. and we did have ceo tidjane thiam here on b"worldwide exchange" earlier this morning and here's what he said about the asian demand picture. >> the main constraint to our growth is our ability to put it out there, because if you wish, dema

david g. they have been wonderful to work with, as have all of our other partners and law enforcement. you see colonel duncan in greeneality the uniforms are purple. they truly worked out well together. it is two interchangeable agencies. we have not had a better partners than the sheriff's office. thank you on behalf of the blue team for all the work of the green team is doing to help us. there will be challenges. we all understand that. there will be traffic issues. there will be congestion. there will be could -- security concerns. there will be confrontations. it is the nature of these kinds of events in a post 9/11 environment. there will be significant security issues involved in this as we make sure we protect the nominee and people who want to come as delegates to the event and those who want to come to offer an alternative opinion. we are choosing between the two. we do not care what people are protesting about. that is not our job. we're not here to pass judgment or care about the politics of this. this is an economic development opportunity to the likes of which we will never see again. i tell you about th

you can take out the green card in your packets, right question, folded up, and we will bring it forward. giving it a chance that person to respond to it. and i will invite doctor david krol to join in on the question. i wonder why we're getting started. i could ask doctor monica hebl about the give kids a smile program that you were talking about. and the effort that you described in 2006 to focus on continuity of care and establishment of the dental home. how do you do that in a volunteer situation? >> training opportunities and best practices. the program -- we found ways to get dentist to accept the patient's ongoing -- it was a trainer, trainer kind of thing. dentists are pretty generous. they build that relationship, a lot of dentists are willing to take those kids on, once they get to know the families. >> a question for julie. i was looking at the map that you are displaying. about the impact of the emergency department visits. and i wondered if there is much of a variation from state to state among the states that you were able to get data for. you have 800,000 of these visits per year. out of the total number of visits, something like 140 million. some of t

david gee and the acs though. they been absolutely wonderful to work with as have all of our other partners in law enforcement. you see chief castor and blue and colonel duncan and greenurple. because they truly work that well together. it is to interchangeable agencies and we could not have had better partners in this than the sheriff's office and i tell everybody that so colonel duncan thank you on behalf of the blue team for all the work the green team is doing to help us. there will be challenges. we all understand that. there'll be traffic issues. there'll be congestion. there will be security concerns. there are potentially will be confrontations. it is the nature of these kinds of events in a post-9/11 environment. there will be significant security issues involved in this. as we make sure we protect the nominee and we protect the people that want to calm as delegates to the event and those that want to come to offer an alternative opinion. we aren't choosing between the two. we don't care what folks are protesting about. that is not our job. we are not here to pass judgment. we are not here to care about the politics of this. this is an economic development op