republic, poland, is well, honduras, and then when something happens like a break the people of iran dennis j. s. their own government in 2009, nothing. you don't hear anything. syrians -- endo remember when i wrote this book, just -- i'm not going to refer to the book other than to say it was 5,400 people it had been killed in syria at that time. that is a you an estimate. and it was 5,400. the people were carrying banners, placards saying, help us or we will all be killed. well, we didn't, and they have been killed. now the estimate is 5,400. it's 130,000 is the last estimate of the u.n., and they are not estimating anymore. you can't do it anymore. he can't get a correct number. the people there will say we think it's about a hundred and 50,000. but there were being killed. and then in iran when there was this marvelous demonstration of the people against ayatollah, the placards said you are either for us or for them. we did nothing. you may remember that crow who was killed on the street, blood coming out of her mouth we had an opportunity to do something for some awfully good people, awfull

. >> station station's dennis o'donnell -- kpix 5's dennis o'donnell has details of their lopsided lossand they seemed to come here to send a message to the 49ers. >> well, this was not exactly the way the 49ers wanted to christen their new stadium. the broncos got crushed in the super bowl. and they seemed to come here to send a message to the 49ers. and here's how it came down. all the seats filled at kick- off, a rare sight for a preseason game. the 49ers' first team offense went for the fireworks on the opening drive and colin kaepernick to brandon lloyd who couldn't make the catch in the end zone. on comes phil dawson who misses the first of two field goals, this one from 55 yards. the other from 44. so no score. peyton manning played into the second quarter on third down he finds julius thomas for a touchdown on broken coverage by san francisco. 10-0 denver. the 49ers commit four turnovers and get shut-out 34-0. still the talk in the locker room was all about the new digs. >> it's beautiful. it's amazing. it's just -- it's an honor to be in this building. you know, when i first go

now one dennis seeking to ignite the u.k.'s space industry and possibly will scotland in the process are desperately boyko looks into the prospect of space tourism taking off and britain. the scottish are being promised all sorts to stay in the u.k. but now they're being sold on trips to the stars. that's because the british government wants to reach the final frontier or rather build a space port for commercial space travel by twenty eighteen and scotland has a shot at housing the launch pad the u.k. space industry is growing at an astronomical pace it already contributes over in levin billion pounds to the u.k. economy every year it employs a vet thirty thousand people bought as the focus of one british satellite building company put it u.k. space bombs are always piggybacking on someone else's rocket so ministers say that this is an industry that needs more room to grow and that means having a place in britain to launch these from the government's come up with eight possible remote seaside locations for the potential space s

denny's opened a new location inside a luxury apartment building in new york's financial district and listen to this menu. bloody --s artis anal artisal planned parenthoody artisana pros -- bloody marys and prosecco on tap. the price tag, just $300. at denny's. can you imagine? >> what? >> getting a check at denny's $300. >> i'm trying to fa them this whole prosecco on tap. >> sounds good to me. >> you can break that down for me in the hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducg the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >> here we go into the weekend, kind of a mixed bag it sounds like. >> even though there is a threat for storms late sunday and late monday, it's not going to be widely scattered, not a washout. don't cancel your outdoor plans. have fun, be safe. don't cancel your outdoor plans. h

dennis crowley. take a listen. >> we had a focus on local searches. 2010.s been since over the last four or five years we have gottenata around the types of places that people go and what they do. what we are trying to do is personalize the local search. it feels broken that if you go people get the same search results. we want users to get different results depending on what their tastes are. you that nobody has cracked local search at. icould have used this when was walking around looking for a restaurant to eat at before the jay-z concert last night. for mayorsis known and badges and check-in's. people are asking me to ask you swarms the up take on the and why are you doing it this way? are you seeing more users? >> we look at the app that we had created. we realize that some people were confused. to use the search but we don't want to check-in and some people did not know we had a search feature. we broke it down into two apps. in two weekswarm ago. it seemed like people that were on aing in on the old app checking in on swarm. that is great for us. we have lost some users. local set up to dominate search with t

. >> all of us with 401(k)s are not complaining either. good for the dog days. dennis. always great to have you. jon, see you again tomorrow. >>> for now that's all for "squawk alley." send it over a few feet away to the "half time" crew. >> have a great day. >>> welcome to the "half time show." today's starting lineup, stephanie link, and josh brown, and also jon and pete najarian, co-founders of option mons sister's in a few minutes, right here at post nine, we will be joined by new york attorney general eric schschneiderman. a first on cnbc interview about bank of america's record settlement over mortgages. first we begin with the dow back above 17,000 and the s&pa 00 hitting a new record high one day ahead of the big doings out in jackson hole with fed chair yellen taking center stage. if the market is nervous what's

. >> all of us with 401(k)s are not complaining either. good for the dog days. dennis, thanks nofr joining us. always great to have you. jon, see you again tomorrow. >>> for now that's all for "squawk alley." send it over a few feet away to the "half time" crew. >> have a great day. >>> welcome to the "half time show." today's starting lineup, stephanie link, and josh brown, and also jon and pete najarian, co-founders of option mons sister's in a few minutes, right here at post nine, we will be joined by new york attorney general eric schschneiderman. a first on cnbc interview about bank of america's record settlement over mortgages. first we begin with the dow back above 17,000 and the s&pa 00 hitting a new record high one day ahead of the big doings out in jackson hole with fed chair yellen taking center stage. if the market is nervous what's going to happen out, there guys, pete, it sure is not showing it. >> it's not. >> back above 17,000 on the dow. s&p marching higher. nasdaq slow today but too at a 14-year high. >> monster moves out of transports and industrials

you give it your all, give god the glory,s and you go ahead and anything in life you want, you go ahead and get it. >> and all that he does, dennis take iz his focus off the main thing about his job. >> safety is paramount. what we do every day has to be revolved around safety. i have a family at home who loves me so i have to make sure i'm safe each and every day so i can go home to them and continue to do my job. >> dennis' attitude is very inspiring. we can learn a lot from his example of how to become a better employee and a better neighbor and pursue a life "beyond the dream". >> give everything your all. help each other. keep safety paramount. safety should always be first. look out for each other. we're all here. we all have dreams. we all have ambitions, things we want to do. let's all support each other's dreams and help each other make our dreams come true. >> well said, dennis mcdade. >> i love him! we all love him. he was doing backup singing for him safe and swinging all over the setup. he was great. >> a renaissance man. >> his drawings were impressive. and his rapping. i wanted to hear more of that. he needs to rel

dennis o'donnell on our way to houston. we'll see you for the 49ers and houston tomorrow night on kpix 5. curtain calling cici bellisf atherton at the u-s open.......because what a d she had winning her openin >>> play of the day. we are curtain calling cici bellis out of atherton. what a day she had the opening round match at the u.s. open. dennis mentioned she is the youngest player to win a match at the open in 18 years. bellis was ranged 1208th in the world. not anymore. go get 'em in round two, cici. shears our player. day. well -- she is our player of the day. well done. >>> riders stranded on stalled train. the mechanical problem plus a check on lingering problems with the bart morning commute. >> reporter: this huge pile of debris here behind me is what students coming back to class for the first time since the napa quake will find. coming up what the city is doing about it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, mals with their >>> a number of pets went missing during sunday's earthquake. now neighbors are pitching in to reunite lost animals with their owners. >> the battle against militants in syria and iraq is hitting home. more on the amer

kpix 5's kiet do live outside levi's stadium this morning which the san jose earthquakes will christen in a big major league soccer match tomorrow evening. i think dennis o'donnell said, kiet, he is jacked out of his mind to open this baby. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yeah. you know, it's been a slow and steady build-up up until this moment which with each event here at levi's stadium getting bigger and bigger. and putting more pressure on this whole area. for the earthquakes this is one of their biggest matchups with up to 46,000 people. we just heard from a team spokesman just a couple of tickets are left now. that makes this the first major test of traffic in the area. santa clara police have been tweaking the work flow. they will do so for saturday. they are putting to use everything that they have learned from all their testing also the last big event which was the season ticketholder walk-through a week ago. will the parking situation be a nightmare because great america will have a big day on saturday? their parking won't be available. how will vta and light rail hold up? will the concession be able to serve all that gourmet food? there are bound

s impact upon what's going on and that clearly would be a better bet once that occurs. let us hope that that happens. >> all right. it's a bold move. dennis gartman, always good to see you. let's trade it. pete, interested in coal? >> yeah, i am. we've watched this over the last couple of weeks, whether it's anr, archery, walter. peabody enin earniergy had some. we're seeing paper out there. sure, i think to dennis's point, i think -- and to guy's point, talking about some of these stocks being options, they beat down so far, they've traded like options. cat ter pillar. it's been trading off the construction side of caterpillar. if they get anything going on the mining side, that could be another kicker that pushes them to 110. >> karen? >> dennis's point of buying a hand full of them is the way to go. if you look at something like the walter enin earning gi, which the debt, the debt is much smarter, the company traded at 58 cents on the dollar. 22% yield. they're telling you this is a company in serious financial distress. that lottery ticket he's talking about, could be ten bagger. anr, very indebted. peabody, less so. >> natural gas fr

dennis and said, look, here's what it says. >> in a nutshell it says that every inmate will accept a cellie except if he has -- see this little thing? it's called an "sat means single cell status. if you have that attached to your cdc number, then we'll never, ever try to house you with another inmate because you have gone through all the hoops, whatever it takes, either you committed battery on your inmate -- or cell partners or you've, you know -- >> murdering, battery, i know. >> or a psychiatrist says. >> yeah, but i'm not crazy. >> well, that's your answer. that's it. call the governor. that's pretty much it for me. >> hamilton was sent back to the hole. but a few days later, we heard of an alarming new development in his case. he had assaulted an officer. >> sometimes you anticipate your moves as far as what inmates are going do and their capability, and sometimes you are just surprised. i didn't think he was going to take it to this level where he would assault staff. >> the officer was not badly injured, but it landed hamilton back in administrative segregation, with a high probability of being sent to the shu, a place most inmates dread. >>

denny's! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night" everyone. our next guest is an actor, writer and standup comedian. you know him from his work on "madtv and "that 70'ser. he's also the voice of perfect man in the animated series "the awesomes." season two premiered today exclusively on hulu. let's take a look. >> perfect man, i'm a very good lawyer. but now i need to make you into a good client. first, i'm going to teach you how to connect with the jury. they and they alone decide your guilt or innocence. i prepared these cardboard cutouts. why? >> if there's no jury, they can't find me guilty. >> they can bring in another jury. >> another jury? it's like the legal system has thought of everything. >> also, those are cutouts you you can just buy in a store. took like a day to make those. you know what, never mind. [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome my best friend, josh meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i can't believe you're here. >> i know! >> seth: it's funny because we spent the weekend with our parents, me calling you josh meyers. i never call you josh. >> no. >> seth: you never call me seth. >> it's soofie. >> seth: and it's poshy. >

analysis on the market today, we're joined by christine short of s&p capital iq and our good friend and my fellow virginian, like you, kelly, dennis>> that's right. >> founder of "the gartman letter." christine, yesterday at this hour, byron wien was here, and he quibbled or nitpicked the earnings growth numbers that are coming out. he conceded that they're pretty good, but he said that when you look at eps, you've got to remember that some of that is from financial engineering, largely buybacks. is he being too picky or has he got a point? >> i think there's no denying this has been a great earnings season with over 90% of the companies reporting at this point for second quarter. we're at 10.1% growth. our methodology for calculating growth adjust for share buybacks. so, i would agree on a company-level basis you are seeing a large impact from share buybacks. in fact, of the 370 companies that have full data on share buybacks, i believe about 22% of them have seen an increase in eps of 4% or more via buybacks. so, certainly, that's a big impact. we're also seeing cost cutting, you know, still continuing, and there's certain other

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denny's. up next we'll tell you why this could be your next brunch destination. i'm type e. my golden years will not just be gold plated. i had 3 different 401(k)s. ollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." >>> popular diner chain opening its first-ever manhattan location. denny's opens in new york city today at 5:00 a.m. this location has been tailored to the financial district crowd. the diner features a full bar and craft cocktails. that start at $11. the menu offers an upscale version of the popular grand slam breakfast. a grand cruise slam comes with bacon, eggs, pancake, sausage and a 2004 bottle of dom perignon. the price tag $300. you going to go out there? >> no. for me, you had me as tom cruise would say you had me with the pancakes, eggs, sausage -- >> you didn't want the champagne? >> no. that shows as you get a little bit older. you had me with that. what can i get that for, it's not 300 then? >> probably good price. >> isn't pancakes, eggs -- >> we should do that right after the show. >> mimosas are good but you can use korbel for those. >> coming up, you -- >> you don't ne