or tom and db are here. take it over in this corner.ver here. >> you guys are exhausted. >> some probably had smoke inhalation and you're preparing fight. >> just gut feeling we're going to get attacked and my adrenaline went back up. >> showed up, started hearing tires screeching over in this area and we started asking over the radio to the tl, you know, if that 17 is coming over to assist us and then the response was they're not sure. so, we immediately assume that anything that's coming in is coming in that are bad guys. >> i asked the status of the specter gun ship and came across the radio. >> i was expecting some kind of air support. i guess the bad guys down. >> that would have been nice. i want to put this back up here, just so you can describe what's outside the annex that you're most concerned about. >> stockyards. this is very, lot of concealm t concealmen concealments, lot of bushes and small trees in this area and this is what we call zombie land. right at this intersection. >> starting to stage here. here, this whole area,

or tom and db are here. take it over in this corner.ver here. >> you guys are exhausted. >> some probably had smoke inhalation and you're preparing maybe for another fight. >> just gut feeling we're going to get attacked and my adrenaline went back up. >> showed up, started hearing tires screeching over in this area and we started asking over the radio to the tl, you know, if that 17 is coming over to assist us and then the response was they're not sure. so, we immediately assume that anything that's coming in is coming in that are bad guys. >> i asked the status of the specter gun ship and came across the radio. >> i was expecting some kind of air support. i guess the bad guys down. >> that would have been nice. i want to put this back up here, just so you can describe what's outside the annex that you're most concerned about. >> stockyards. this is very, lot of concealm t concealmen concealments, lot of bushes and small trees in this area and this is what we call zombie land. right at this intersection. >> starting to stage here. here

. >> the dbs literally just gets rid of it. >> it's known as a deep brain stimulator or dbs.tronic signals, essentially calming the neuropathways in many cases. but they believe stimulation could be far more effective if it were more precisely targeted. >> this is how we've been doing brain pacing for the last 30 years. the brain pacing for deep brain stimulator is on all the time. >> now she and her team are working to make dbs behave more like modern compute rised pacemakers which only activists when a patient's heartbeat gets out of rhythm. to accomplish that in the brain, jim wears a sensor that will tell when his tremors are starting. >> and it will be based on the patient's symptoms. the sensor sends a signal to the miniaturized computer that tells the stimulator when and where to activate. >> by tweaking the settings, they are hoping to find the precise electronic frequencies need today control his tremors without blanketing his brain with electricity. >> what that means is the stimulator is not on for as long as it might be. it might be lower voltage and we may not se

. >> the dbs literally just gets rid of it. >> the device is known as a deep brain stimulator or dbs.in with electronic signals, essentially calming the patient's neuropathways in many cases. but they believe stimulation could be far more effective if it were more precisely targeted. >> this is how we've been doing brain pacing for the last 30 years. the brain pacing for deep brain stimulator is on all the time. >> now she and her team are working to make dbs behave more like modern computerized pacemakers which only activate when a patient's heartbeat gets out of rhythm. to accomplish that in the brain, jim wears a sensor that will detect when his tremors are starting. >> we are actually programming a computer that will adjust the neurostimulation based on the patient's symptoms. the sensor sends a signal to the miniaturized computer that tells the stimulator when and where to activate. and at what power level. >> by tweaking the settings the stanford team is hoping to find the precise electronic frequencies needed to control his tremors without blanketing his brain with electricity.

. >> the dbs literally just gets rid of it. >> the device is known as a deep brain stimulator or dbs. with electronic signals, essentially calming the neuropathways in many cases. but they believe stimulation could be far more effective if it were more precisely targeted. >> this is how we've been doing brain pacing for the last 30 years. the brain pacing for deep brain stimulator is on all the time. >> now she and her team are working to make dbs behave more like modern computerized pacemakers which only activate when a patient's heartbeat gets out of rhythm. to accomplish that in the brain, jim wears a sensor that will tell when his tremors are starting. >> we are actually programming a computer that will adjust the neurostimulation based on the patient's symptoms. the sensor sends a signal to the miniaturized computer that tells the stimulator when and where to activate. and at what power level. >> by tweaking the settings, the stanford team is hoping to find the precise electronic frequencies needed to control his tremors without blanketing his brain with electricity. >> what that

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db liking the news, deutsche bank raising the target price to 6.70 euros apiece.et's bring in stefan pedrosi. what's with the change of heart? >> france is still feeling the job cuts next year. we are talking about 1,000 job cuts. the ceo believes that the most painful part of the plan can still be avoided as the legalization resumes two weeks ago with the main union of fighters. speaking yesterday to rpm, the ceo says that the most painful part of the plan could be avoided if they erase it by the end of this year. this would put the strategy plan, the original one, back on track. 2020 france resumed it after announcing almost 3,000 job cuts and reduction of 10% of its long hold network according to analysts, the rate structuring plan was not addressing the key issue as air france had, which is the lack of the documents. the pilots include costs on average 20% more than -- 25% more than the european colleagues. they are also worth 22% less. this is something air france needs. >> airlines around the world, not just in france, are experiencing problems. thank you so

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the latest vehicle to be associated with the fictional british spy is the aston martin db 10. many fans in the crowd say the cars brought back medical or ease of watching james bond films during that childhood . >>> it's just a piece of history. it's gorgeous to see just to be next to it after seeing it in all of the movies. . >> anchor: the 24th james band film spector hits theater on november 6 with daniel craig returning for his time time as james bond. >> anchor: a new york bar will be staying classy. a new bar called stay classy, new york is paying homage to will ferrell. it will feature several declarations and inspired by ferrell's movies. and of course, it gets its frame classic "anchorman," stay classy san diego . >> anchor: i don't know how many times people ask us stuff like that from anchor man. is it really like that? sometimes maybe. much more to come in the next 90 minutes. a elizabeth noreika . >> anchor: i'm eryan schulteis, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: bringing news. lucky continue alive. a dump truck driver pulled from the wreckage after rollo

in db dropped and that was the difference, because the election was built around the main issue if peopled to keep the harper government or not you really had strategic voting on a massive scale. >> justin has exceeded expectation and will govern in ottawa and it still remains with oil prices and weakening economy and uncertain situations. >>> votes counted in egypt after the first round of parliamentary elections there, the poll was over two days in 14 of the 27 provinces but it was low and just 16% on the first day of polling. the second phase will be held next month and final results in december in the first parliamentary poll since president mohamed morsi was ousted back in 2013. syrian observatory for human rights says 45 people have been killed in a wave of russian strikes in latakia syria and has a stronghold and a key target of the russian air campaign. the rights group says the dead inclusive yanukovichs and a rebel commander. in syria government troops captured villages around aleppo and government has an offensive to push back groups and i.s.i.l. and the fighting is having a de

not sure what the colts' db's were doing, but, listen, it made more people watch the game. this made people change the channel. bill o'brien can't believe it. hoyer just chucks it. mike adams picks it. colts win. >> i'm out. >> feels so good. >> one more moment from that astros/royals baseball game to show you. they had a rain delay in the third inning, and that wasn't good for a member of the grounds crew. he wound up getting stuck under the tarp as it was being rolled out. >> poor guy, the internet, of course, loves this kind of stuff and the guy who went down already being referred to as the tarp guy. word is he's okay. really pulling for the tarp guy there. >> tarp guy survives. >> that's not too bad of a nickname. >>> up next in "the pulse," beyond the like button. facebook allowing new reactions to status updates. >>> and full frame, target's first plus size male model. ver thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, a

the db system you can understand why employers set up db structures to manage their work force, etc.ogram really doesn't have those features, but because the db system was in firms, the dc system came in firms. you can do all the matching, all the incentives you want in a 401(k) that is not, that would not have to be employer-based. i won't say more than that because john has written about that recently. but i think that's an important way to, important thing to think about especially the latest hot topic is the gig economy and workers who are not really -- workers, people who are functionally workers but for legal reasons are contractors. they don't actually have employers, they're all independent contractors. that's sort of the kind of the tip of the iceberg here. but more generally, we need to think about there's no reason why your retirement security should depend on whether your firm feels like offering a retirement plan. last point, we keep throwing around this $200 billion a year number on tax expenditures. some people would argue the number's not really that big because it's

the db system you can understand why employers set up db structures to manage their work force, etc. dc program doesn't really have those features. but because the db system was in firms, the dc system came in firms. you can do all the incentives you want, all the matching you want in a 401(k) that is not, that would not have to be employer-based. i won't say more than that because john has written about that recently. i think that's an important thing to think about, especially the latest hot topic is the gig economy and workers who are not really -- workers -- people who are functionally workers, but for legal reasons are contractors. they don't actually have employers. they're all independent contractors. that's sort of the kind of the tip of the iceberg here. but more generally, we need to think about there's no reason why your retirement security should depend on whether your firm feels like offering a retirement plan. last point, we keep throwing around this $200 billion a year number on tax expenditures. some people would argue the number's not really that big because it's --

. >> this is an aston martin db ten, used in the new movie spector. one will be auctioned off for more than $15 million. there's catch here, kathryn. it isn't street legal so if you get the car you won't be able to drive it, comes a good thing because you're a lady foot. >> that must be it. that's expensive just to look at right? can't drive it. 15 mill. >> top stories are straight ahead. geico motorcycle,

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db. just a few hundred people turned up. many of the residents are ex military. it handed over power in 2011. the military has been involved in building the nation. i'm a former colonel. >> the u.s. dp is a well financed political party, able to reach out to the rural population. it's accused of vote buying, by offering incentives. and the ruling military. the polls were widely criticized, it didn't face the party. they boycotted the election. the mld is fielding more than 1,000 candidates, matching the u.s. dp in strength. it last took part in a general collection. we want to see genuine change. the military won't deliver that. people will vote for the opposition. no matter who wined, they guarantee 25% of seats and veto power. the generals will have a say in how myanmar moves forward. >> on sunday, florence louie will report live where aung san suy kyi and her party are expected to hold an election rally, that's sunday on a g.e. north korea is criticisele the exercises. more than 5,000 crew members. they were involved off the east coast. south korea is hosting

but in terms of how much buying power that could be behind this, that was the just of db part -- jpmorgan'st on a company by company bases, there could be potentially 90 billion still. this is about a week ago. to 10re from 7 billion billion trading on a daily basis, that is potential buying power. -rourke thiswith o morning. this hasn't come down a lot. that doesn't necessarily mean that everybody's going to cover. self-evident, but you have to keep that in mind. just because there is buying power out there, it does not mean that it will come into play when you want. betty: thank you. speaking about stocks, let's head to the market desk where julie hyman has last check on the markets right before the close. julie: we are still going down heading into the close of trading. we have had worse than estimated weakness -- worse than estimated data. also the earnings reports are not great today. so you look at the three major averages, we've got declines. you see energy continues to be the biggest wager. health care continues to be the shining example of strength today with some better than estim

. >> this is the aston martin db 10 which was used in the new bond film spector. one will bring in $15 million. you can't drive it on the street because it's not street legal. >> it doesn't make sense. >> if you have 15 mill, you can probably make it street legal. >> $15 million. >> auctioned for charity. >> at least it's going to a good cause. >> you're going to want to bundle up this morning -- it's not that cold, but it feels cold. >> you can bundle, absolutely. the kids will want to hear it, right? >> here's the thing, we're 20s and 30s, 50s later on and it turns into a nice fall day. tomorrow rain moves in late in the day, falling heavily at times late into very early on thursday and the sun breaks out. welcome up around 70. >> who is bundling up to get the coffee this morning? >> i think it's me. >> we'll see you in 25 minutes

this is called the db 10. there will be no db 10 for the public, this was made just for the film.y plan to auction this one off next year but it doesn't have road certifications for driving, so the owner will have to keep it in the garage. this first time aston martin has ever created a car just for the movie. >> you need a glass garage for that.>> then someone would steal it. >> if you are that rich, you will find someplace. >>> box office results are in. i can't believe it couple of these films did horribly. the winners were the martian, at number one number. the new movies were so bad that old movies stayed at the top. tom hanks is movie, bridges spies brought in $11.3 million. here are the failures. the steve jobs movie was a real died at the box office, making just $7.3 million. they thought it was $15 million, $20 million. then there is jim and the holograms. that is one of the worst debuts of all time for a major studio. >> they said it was $36 a theater.>> what about bill murray's rock the casbah? >> it just wasn't a big movie weekend. >> $1.5 million, though? that's reall

the iranian db has called rezaian a spy. >> jason has been held and interrogated weeks and weeks. >>innocent, a journalist with credentials, he been caught up in larger forces in iran. >> rezaian has been held for more than a year. the u.s. state department has called on the iranian government to drop all charges and release him immediately. >>> london police say they're ending their round-the-clock surveillance video of the wikileaks man, julian assange. he sought asylum there. the surveillance video has cost the london police $17 million. police say they will arrest assange if he steps out of the embassy. >>> and now, expanding to three states, a former lottery employee is accused of rigging a computer and buying the winning ticket. >> reporter: it's the massive lottery fraud authorities say was an inside job. >> well, if you match all five numbers and the hot ball you win the jackpot. >> reporter: edward tipton rked in computers, he alleged caused the machine to put out specific numbers. tonight, tipton is facing alle games in colorado and wisconsin. authorities say the winnings t

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. >> as a db, when you have a guy who is like that, we got to be a stickler about staying in kofrmg.e raiders are ready to get back in action. they face the chargers sunday in san diego. the chargers off a tough loss in green bay last week. the raiders with i a heartbreaking defeat to denver. the bye week gives you a chance to heal up. an epic battle of quarterbacks in rivers and carr. ask him what he did in the bye week. >> wept to bakersfield, caught the eagles game. saw my nephew get his first touchdown. i was fired up about that. i was begging his dad to call about eight pass plays for him in the red zone. we got one to work. it was awesome. >>> cal bears off a bye week. facing ucla at the rose bowl. the bears lost their first game of the season. >> the winning feeling against the bruins. ucla announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today, marion jones is considered the fastest woman alive until accusations of doping turn this champion into a criminal. and one juvenile court judge ends up crossing th

. >> let's talk about the stars, bindi irwin-db. >> that's my girl. >> she is your girl. she did it again this week with her best dirty dancing moves. you even saw jennifer gray stop by to give her dancing tips. >> because? >> because nobody puts babey in the corner. >> i was waiting for that. >> i got to see their amazing family bond firsthand. >> we are so close because we truly believe that meaning of life is unconditionally love. as family, we're always there for each other. >> you're watching, that your big sister doing all that. you get like, you get butterflies? you get nervous. >> whenever she walks out on stage, there is such an incredible presence and oh -- >> ohhank you. i love you. >> though steve irwin is gone, you get the sense that the man who was this family hero, husband and father, keeps them strong. he keeps his legacy alive by being respectful, honest and fun. 11-year-old steve look alike, robert, definitely got that. >> all right. >> like this. >> young ladies out there, young girls watching the show be like, wow, h is so cute. >> well, thank you very

db. a few hundred people turned up. many of the parties candidates are ex-military, and the parties viewed as loyal to the former junta, which handed over power in 2011 after ruling for 50 years. the military has been involved in building the nation. i, too, am a former colonel who can offer a better future for the country >>> the u.s. dp is a well-financed political party, able to reach out to the rural population. it's been accused of vote buying, offering soft leans and free medical check ups. . >> the ruling military backed department won, but the poles were criticized, and it didn't have to pace the main opposition party, the national league for democracy. the mld met by former prisoner aung san suy kyi is tipped to win and is fielding more than 1,000, matching the u.s. g.p. in strength, and last took part in an election 25 years ago, and won. but was not allowed to take power. >> translation: people want to see genuine change. the military want to deliver that. people will vote for the opposition. >> reporter: no

db scraps its dividend for the first time in 60 years. >>> a tale of two oil majors. shell falls short of expect aations with the ceo warning of tough decisions ahead. total beats forecasts and raises its production target. >>> cnbc, host of the third republican presidential debate with the top personalities on stage. it was everything it was billed to be. it was noisy, combative. yes, they were squaring off in boulder, colorado. ben carson leading the debates. senator marco rubio stepped up, largely viewed as coming out on top. senator ted cruz and former leader donald trump manage to go land big blows. the candidates really stressed the need to address everything when it comes to tax reform, federal debt, to the fed and their intervention in the markets. >> how long have we been talking building tax reform in washington, d.c.? we have been talking about it for decades. we now have a 73,000 page tax code. there have been more than 4,000 changes to the tax plan since 2001 alone. there are loads of great ideas, great conservative ideas from wonderful think tanks how to

it's just db you couldn't ask for a better place to live and it's ideally the place to go and raise ay. until this tragedy happened, it was fantastic. umpqua community college is just a beautiful campus. it's idyllic really and it's a shame this has to happen. >> what about the student body? what are they like? >> well, they're great, like you've mentioned before on cnn. the age is a little built older, average age about 38. we have about 3,000 active or full-time students, 14,000 part time. since the economy has changed a lot, a lot of people are going back and changing and getting reeducated for other opportunities. so it's an older, more mature student body. but, like i said, it's a small town. everybody knows everybody. >> yeah. >> it's just a tragedy this has to happen. >> many community colleges there are older people, people who go back to school, they have kid or they started their career and go back to school. it's pretty normal. joe, you have been on the scene of shootings before. are you worried about the notoriety that these shooters seek? the sheriff clearly was. he said

. >> i wonder where db stands on that global rankings list. >> thank you for joining us. we have to leave it there. >> still to come on the program, we're talking about the jet set. it's known for placing the largest single order in aviation history. we'll be speaking to vista's jets founder and ceo right after this short break. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. >>> let's take a look at the top corporate stories in france. stefen joins us live in paris. >> it's all about productivity. they would like to increase the product activity of its french workers between 20 and 25% according to trade unions in order to reduce the gap with it's factory located in eastern europe. the company will hold tw

it reminds me of the honor of fighting with guys like ted and tonight toe and rome and be jack and dbvery few times in your life will you get to form a bond like this. most of the time it's done in situations that suck. but, you know, i wouldn't give it up. >> when you see all of the back-and-forth that has happened over the past roughly two years, what do you think about all the political battle, that sort of thing? >> you can't get wrapped up in that. we're not politicians. you know, we're soldiers. we're marines, ranges, still are. we'll always be. so leave that to the politicians. i can't speak for why a politician did this or that. all i can speak for is what we went through that night and what happened. >> i gave you that 30 minutes back and i gave you some air power, would ambassador stevens and sean smith be alive today? >> yes. to me, without the delay, they would still be alive. my gut says yes. >> you in on that? >> i strongly believe if we had left immediately they'd still be alive today. >> i think there's a lot of things could have been different. i mean, air power, if w

this is the db adr. then, we got this. mid little crater afternoon, in the adr session. -- what i want to know is, $6 billion arms up in your hedge fund, what are you going to do with it? assuming you have it for 24 hours. answers are all trending on twitter. back to the market. so much is happening currently in equity markets. let's go to david in hong kong. david: a very good morning to you guys. i can tell you none of that $6 billion appeared in equity markets in asia. we do see mostly a ring picture, though. thenat australia and hong kong. we are looking to push the benchmark lower for eight straight days. been mostly in a trend. up.days down, two days still quite thin, especially here in hong kong and up in about 57ere we do have more minutes in the trading session. let me break this down further. the original benchmark is down 1/10 of 1%. have some of these stocks in hong kong. travel and leisure are down one half of 1%. streeta selloff on wall is saw some of that trickled through. we did see some weakness and it fil

aston martin created 10 of these cars, dubbed the db 10, just for the film.lans to auction one off next year, but it doesn't have the necessary road certifications for driving legal. -- legally. the owner will have to show it off in the garage. this is the first time aston martin has created a car only for a movie.>> they made 10 of them and crashed seven of them.>> that's criminal. >>> jimmy fallon fell when he was going to receive an award at harvard. he tripped and fell at an event at harvard, the lampoon elmar award for excellence in humor. he tripped over a woman and broke a glass. he had to go to the hospital. then he went back to the party after going to the hospital. this was back this -- this was not as serious as in june when the broke a finger in his kitchen.>> clumsy. >>> coming up, we are following breaking news out of the south bay and early-morning grass fire in san jose. we will have a live report from the scene. livermore police are looking for a gunman after deadly drive- by in the parking lot of a busy downtown pharmacy. will tran is on the

countries as pressure mounts to lower costs come up with capital and reverse a sure slump that has made dbamong global lenders. five years ago, banks wanted to be the universal one bank for all things around the world. -- whata different tune is this going to do for liquidity which is already strained? david: i was thinking back to 1995. stephanie: what did you wear back then? david: not a suit like this. i was only recently out of the federal reserve. ben bernanke he come only younger. and no beard. ben bernanke e, onl, only younger. they would put bid offers on things you couldn't believe. how can they make money? that was the business model. these guys cannot trade anymore. rule come everything else. rule, everything else. forget about market share. it was knowing what your customer is doing and taking advantage of that. from 95 the brink forward. out are saying i'm stephanie:. do they have the workforce to change their strategy? you hire people based on your strategy. david: you will not be there providing prop traders to trade that liquidity. it will go to hedge funds. the table, deut

. >> we know there's a star war going on db. >> and that newly little guy. >> the droids, they've shownready on sale and quite popular as well, yes. >> new characters though besides that droid, who else are we going to be introduced to? >> that's fin right there. one of the new characters played by john who you saw his reaction to the trailer. and, he's sort of a, i guess you could say he's a reformed storm trooper. he defects from the storm troopers. we don't know why. the why is sort of very vague here. but there's kyle, the new villain, i almost want to say he looks like a darth vader fan boy. >> that is darth vader's skull for sure. >> what's for sure? it sure looks like it. >> all right. >> gone through a lot of trouble to look like it if it's not. >> there's the millennium fal n falcon. >> and yes, that's ray, another new character, and of course han solo. >> we are excited about this. december 18th, it'll be out in theaters. you can see the trailer online now. great to have you here. thanks so much. that's going wrap up things for today's show. thanks for your time, i'll see you

college basketball that well, i know enough to know that louisville is a huge team, it's a huge program db >> this could be devastating if they are power house. >> look, they won a national championship in 2013. rick pitino is a hall of fame coach. his coaching mystery is extensive. people who worked with him who played with him have gone on to lead other programs. so that is one of the main reasons why it's resinating through the sporting community, essential through the college basketball community when you talk about college coaches today, and their stature, you talk about the mike shah shep i cans of the world. rick pitino is right up there in the conversation with some of the elite basketball coaches who have ever coached in the games. that's why i think this story has resinated so much. >> john barr, thank you for you and your colleague's reporting. we appreciate you being on. >> you bet. >>> coming up, 10% of american women say they've had a drink while pregnant. but a new report warns that not even one drop of alcohol is good for you. it increases the risk of birth defects and disa

>> a guy came in and shot those five db turns out to be six probably, five or six really great, highlyated soldiers. they were sitting there and they couldn't do a damn thing about it. >> do you change those rules? >> for a military base to have a gun-free zone, we've had a couple instances where that took place, it's ridiculous. if they would have had a gun, this guy wouldn't have had a chance. especially with these guys. instead, they're all dead. >> i'm going to take that to mean you would allow military installations to -- people have carry as opposed to -- >> yes, absolutely. military institutions. >> you're open to the idea -- >> lack, these people would be alive. they probably wouldn't have gotten any of them. >> i understand your point. >> they would have been alive. they're sitting there, they had no chance. these are highly decorated military people. these were not just regular people. these were highly decorated, very talented and skilled with weapons. >> i understand your point on that. the schools are more of a complicated situation. there, too, you're saying guns may have