evidence than now that citibank deutsche bank goldman j.p. morgan the whole lot of them commit straw hourly minute by minute and yet as simultaneously we never had a weaker justice department never that we had such a limp we need justice department anthony wiener you should run the just apartment he's got the right equipment to run that the parliament he's all limp about it he can't do a single gosh darn thing that's it it's a good it's a match made in heaven so let's talk about this banging the clothes in the global four x. mark it happens via london of course but here's bloomberg data they looked at the data and this is what they say found in the space of twenty minutes on the last friday in june the value of the u.s. dollar jumped point five percent against its canadian counterpart the biggest move in a month within an hour. two thirds of that gain had melted away the same pattern a sudden surge minutes before four pm in london on the last trading day of the month followed by a quick reversal occurred thirty one percent of the time across

with us on set chairman of deutsch inc donny deutsch, visiting professor at nyu and former congressman heard ford jr. >> and president on foreign relations richard haas. in washington, d.c., we've got abc fuse political commentary and npr analyst cokie roberts, columnist and associate editor for "the washington post" david ignatius, and in new york, "new york times" reporter jeremy peters actually in washington. cokie, i heard that miss nyad has been an npr contributor for some time and i guess i hear you're the next to make that swim if into yeah, right. that will happen. >> what an extraordinary -- >> maybe the atlantic. >> what an extraordinary, absolutely extraordinary story. 110-mile swim and -- through shark infested waters and she's 64 years old and just did something no one has ever done before. >> no. it's an inspiration to old broads everywhere. she's tried it a couple times. i didn't think she could make it. i really didn't. i kept going, stop, stop trying. she did it. good for her. >> when i wake up in the morning, donny deutsch, i have a hard time getting down the stairs.

shares of deutsche telekom performed very well. investors are seeing deutsche telekom is the winner of the consolidation process. >> let's look at the market numbers starting in frankfurt. the dax was down by .0 two percent, finishing at 8664. euro stoxx 50 also down .15%. over in new york city, the dow jones trading up .15%. the euro slightly down against the dollar. looking at the big picture, germany is a wealthy country where no one needs to go hungry, but even here, there are some who fall below the poverty line. >> a german charity project has been providing food for the country's poor and says it has never been busier. it is urging politicians to finally do something about the gap between rich and poor. families in need lineup for food handouts. men when -- manuela is a sales assistant by trade, but she has been struggling to get by for years. >> at the beginning, i felt ashamed. now i'm used to it, and it's ok. >> around 13 million people in germany are considered poor or in danger of falling into poverty. poverty is increa

deutsch, what is your view on this? i don't know your past positions.t it. maybe i'm wrong. >> no, no, i was against the iraq war. i wasn't in congress. i was against it. >> because this is very different. in the iraq war, we had a 39 who was hell bent on going to war to take down a regime. they had to manufacture evidence to get us into that war. that's why i opposed it. in this case, we have footage, very powerful footage and very powerful evidence that assad gassed his own people. and we have 189 countries who were on record. the entire civilized world is on record saying that you cannot use chemical weapons. you can't gas your own people. we have a moral obligation, a human rights obligation, and a strategic obligation to take some action now. very limited, but some. >> i just talked to senator boxer. it seems like the same argument. it isn't about the congressional leadership. it's about her view of this thing. so you would say it on the merits, having nothing to do with your party designation. >> right. no. this is not about party at all. this is

telekom, and deutsche post which of the world's largest express mail supplier and we have the smaller and medium-sized enterprises and we have a large university. >> if she wins this election, angela merkel made it clear she would like to renew a coalition with your party, the so-called black-yellow coalition. too many europeans this would mean more of the same, more of the same conservative austerity policies vis a vis europe. >> there are many europeans will like exactly that, a combination of solid public finances and structural reforms. think of the dutch, the

donny deutsch? we'll just stop there. undercut my entire premise right there. >> oh, boy. >> before you go further, joe, it's sad. >> willy, do me a favor. take off my glasses. take off my glasses from donny and my hair cut. just take that off. seriously. he's going to be wearing these sweaters soon. it's creepy. >> i know you try to deflect what you know is troubling news but i have to share it as you eat your double egg mcmuffin. do you know burger king is introducing a lower fat the french fry? what's happening to this country? >> we don't want that. >> i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the wheels are coming off. >> actually, speaking of the wheels coming off, how did the show start this way? >> that's not real. you made it up. [ hissing ] >> either called satis-fries. >> you're making that up. >> they have a burger you can buy with fries already in it. >> now that is innovation. >> order is restored. >> a bugrger, mound of fries, bun. >> can you get cheese? >> i'm going to be sick. >> america is back. >> the pu

i said my aunt because we're deutsch of royalties come from? you pay me pretty well any way but what about a little free lancer that does refuse? you're current crow all this stuff on the internet. what do the writers get back from that? i don't want anything to do that and i still sort of feel that way. but i don't know the answer. >> why are all the mexicans trying to move to america and why is the government trying to keep some of them now? >> let's take the second half first. why are we trying to keep people out before coming to the united states looking to take the jobs that we refuse to take. i don't know. i'm just glad it didn't happen when they were on their way over to the family. yeah, you're hungry and you will do anything for a buck. mexico isn't without economic opportunity. but mexico doesn't have the rolph law. everything is very arbitrary and mexico. i think a lot of them fear not only a cut in enormous effort into building the business in mexico that they can be taken away from them very easily by a mexican government that show

. >> chairman of deutsch incorporated donny deutsch. >> and gene always wanted things you've had. >> in washington, "new york times" reporter jereny peters and chief washington correspondent for "the new york times" david sanger with us as well. thanks for being with us this morning. big show today. >> yesterday, you know, i was on the phone an awful lot and even before that, you started hearing people talking about america's response to this. >> yeah. >> and every senator, every congressman, every staffer on capitol hill, told me the same thing. you know, i see these polls that say 20% of americans support the intervention and 80% oppose it. i'd like it to find those 20% because they're not there. i'm stunned. gene and -- i'm sure you've heard the same thing. >> yeah. i mean it's pretty clear that there's not popular support for a strike. >> that's an understatement. >> period. >> and they're not finding it. so i -- i mean i think this is a difficult -- the white house says oh, not to worry, nothing to worry about here. i think they should be worried. >> there are people i know who

and de groot backend said we cannot bring it out in paperback deutsch to the fact that we think it is a corner on the market now. people looking to us for the history of african-americans and therefore, you make more money all of a hardcover than you do the people back and we decided that we are not going to put it out in paperback. we would be happy to consider if you want to write one. and i told them i wasn't going to write another history of african-americans. i wasn't even going to revise the one that they had on must be brought out in paperback. i said i will never realize it unless you bring it out in paperback. and so in a few weeks i have a letter from my editor saying on second thought and after eight due consideration, we have decided to bring it out in paperback. they didn't know that there was enormous pressure on the book about them to provide copies and they didn't know what was happening. the civil rights movement was reaching its peak. and there was a part of the platform of the civil rights movement was to get the course is into the colleges and universities and even

evidence than now that citibank deutsche bank goldman j.p. morgan the whole lot of them commit fraud hourly minute by minute and yet as simultaneously we've never had a weaker justice department never that we have such a limp we need justice department anthony wiener you should run the just the carbon he's got the right equipment to run that the parliament these all limp about it he can't do a single gosh darn thing that's it it's a good it's a match made in heaven so let's talk about this banging that closed in the global four x. market happens via london of course but here's bloomberg data they looked at the data and this is what they sound in the space of twenty minutes on the last friday in june the value of the u.s. dollar jumped point five percent against its canadian counterpart the biggest move in a month within an hour two thirds of that gain had melted away the same pattern a sudden surge of minutes before four pm in london on the last trading day of the month followed by a quick reversal occurred thirty one percent of the time acro

deutsche bank as said by with and 81 billion. well-positioned to capitalize on the mobile area.en there is facebook. it moved around a lot in the last 20 minutes or so, recouping some of the losses. approaching the $45 mark. you remember last may when we had the ipo, $38 at ipo debacle. at that point during the dated $45. it is not seen it since that date, the 18th. it is interesting to see whether it will cross that market. suntrust robinson put a $55 target up from $40 maintaining their buy rating. also just talking about the fact that revenue looks good, new product launches, video let's, that was part of it that what -- as well. a lot to say about revenue growth potential over the next few years for facebook. liz: how about that. a very exciting. more time wasters. just kidding. you know how i feel. we a busy. a little birdie may finally be providing some details about a much anticipated tech company ipo. fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino here with the exclusive. may i hold this up please? what does this mean? >> well, we have been on the case of the twitte

. >> who in washington deutsch you add my ear at this point? >> i admire the people that stand up and fight for the constitution. i still -- i don't -- i watch everything they are doing. you can look at the senate and you will see free and paul and mike leigh and ted cruce they are standing and fighting for our principles. a year-and-a-half ago we saw marco rubio fighting for them as well and we have seen jimmy and marco rubio strain from that and we are all going to hold them accountable. when the fight with us on the principles we are great fight with them. >> jenny beth martin what is the four year plan for america that you outlined tea party patriots? >> we have the political path we've talked a lot about that. we also have to work on our culture. we have to go through the education and the judicial system and all of these different paths and approach it and look at every single different aspect of our country so we are not just looking only at education but we are looking at the culture. we are looking at the judicial system and educationa

. >> third around of the deutsche bank championship. steve stricker, birdie here on 1. 3 back. henrik stensen always in contention on sunday. birdie putt, two back. they're all chasing sergio. shot a 6-under 65, 19 under on the tournament heading into monday's final round. >>> take a look at back at cal's tough loss last night at 6:00. hope to see you then. >> ama: still ahead, unhinged. we'll take you to the >> ama: coming up at 6:00. two hunters helped capture a man suspected of setting brush fires. and the solution to jet lag could be found in a mouse. >>> a sell operation for beloved seafood dish. oyster enthusiasts unhinged their love for the delicacy. it's the fifth time the restaurant has thrown a big party in the honor of the sustainable variety of the oyster. provides go to a foundation which protects oceans and beaches. >>> that does it for us here at 5:00. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. see you back here at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, the poison revealed. the obama administration now saying it was sarin gas that killed more tha

less than 24 hours after the city council approved the eminent domain plan, wells fargo and deutsche bank asked a federal judge for an immediate injunction. but the judge indicated yesterday that the request was premature since richmond's plan is not finalized yet. >>> 5:09. a sign that the housing market is pretty good if the silicon valley these days. still to come, a look at how potential buyers are being treated to luxury. >> and for most people it's a delicious ingredient. but it's suddenly deadly for sea creatures off the coast of hawaii. >> thick fog around the bay area today, a lot of drizzle toward the coastline. what about the weekend? we'll talk about it coming up. >> and we are checking the ride on highway 4. pretty good so far coming off of the antioch bridge. we'll have your latest travel times and check mass transit. that's all coming up after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good news for minimum wage workers in california. your paychecks are about to get bigger. the senate and assembly passed a bill to raise it to $92,014 and $10 by 2015 -- race it to $9 by 21stcent

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. >> third around, deutsche bank. second event of the fedex playoff. steve stricker, right up there. 8-under. three back of the leader. henrik stensen always seems to be in contention, birdie on 11 pushes him two back, 17 under, and they're all chasing sergio garcia,. a 6-under 65. 19-under on the tournament, heading into monday's final round. >>> this abc sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> ama: thank you, shu. next on abc7 news at 6:00. why researchers are spending the weekend observing sci-fi and fantasy fanatics in their natural habitat. what they hope to find >> ama: join my tonight on cable 13. we'll look at samsung's new device that could be a rival for iwatch. and then the newest craigslist trend. the bizarre item that is now popping up for sale online. all that is at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> more than 50,000 people invaded atlanta this weekend for a one of a kind event. dragon come is one of the largest fantasy sci-fi comic and gaming conventions in the world and features these players which are people who dress up in costum

third round of the deutsche bank championships, 46-year-old steve stricker right up there after shooting an 8 under 63. including this birdie on 15. he is three back. and always in convention. the birdie put on 11 puts him at second. twoes back of sergio garcia. who shot a six under 65. 9 under on the tournament. heading into the unusual monday final round. nascar and georgia for the 500. a rough night for jeff burton. he finished 34st. kyle bush led the final 35 laps. he takes checkered flag for his 4th 56 rift year. >>> coming up, 11 more for the u.s. open. will. >>> next on the abc 7 news at 9:00, why researchers are spending the weekend observing fantasy fanatics in their natural habitat. the dragon congaming convention. >>> and back to school in the bay area means alarm clocks are being set earlier and earlier. you can downled to free smart you can downled to free smart phone app.úo unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. an

. >> third around,deutsche bank. second event of the fedex playoff.e stricker, right up there. 8-under. three back of the leader. henrik stensen alwayseems to be in contention, birdie on 11 pushes him two back, 17 under, and they're all chasing sergio garcia,. a 6-under5. 19-under on the tournament, heading into monday's final round. >>> this abc sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardre. >> ama: thank you, shu. next on abc7 news at 6:00. why researchersre spending the weekend observing sci-fi and you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. >> ama: join my tonight on cable 13. we'll look at samsung's new device that could be a riva for iwatch. and then the newest craigslist trend. the bizarre item that is now popping upor sale online. all that at 9:00 an11:00. >>> more than 50,000 people invaded atlanta this weekend for a one of a kind event. dragon come is one of the largest fantasy sci-fi comic and gaming conventions in the world and feat

. >>> the pga deutsche bank. sergio garcia sitting pretty before the final round. he ended with a 65 thanks to this tap-in birdie. rory mcilroy shot a 64 but is still 11 shots behind garcia. 11. >>> in track and field, the diamond league. stiff competition for usain bolt. bolt wins with 9.90. american justin gattlin rounding out the top three with 9.96. drama in the final lap of the canada 250 truck series. ty dillon getting bumped out of the lead by chase elliott. dillon crashing into a wall and elliott goes on to be the youngest winner. both elliott and dillon's crew had to be separated from officials. that didn't stop elliott from poking his head to dillon's car. >>> even more drama. max pappis and mike skeen collide. pappis was slapped in the face by skeen's girlfriend. that dislocated his jaw. all right. that's sports. >>> just ahead, a huge $3 million payday for kanye. cher's incredible new pictures. >>> plus, which labor day weekend blockbuster took first place at the movies? we'll tell you when "early today" returns. >>> good morning. welcome back. we're go

less than 24 hours after the city council approved the eminent domain plan, wells fargo and deutscheank asked a federal judge for an injunction but the judge ruled yesterday the request was premature since richmond's plan isn't finalized just yet. >>> google is expanding its office space in sunnyvale. the internet giant has leased a big office building at the intersection of innovation way and 11th. google already leased more than 700,000 square feet at that complex last year. with this new deal it now has nearly a million square feet. there you go. >>> and a last check of traffic and here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it doesn't look like a friday. there was that accident in the macarthur maze which is west of it. and that is what caused the big backup. took a while for the metering lights to be turned on but once they did it quickly stacked up, filled in and it is backed up through the maze. some of the approaches busy, as well. eastshore freeway freeway stacked up through berkeley as you head into emeryville. probably the best approach is the nimitz freeway. bart on

promised back in june of 2011 to build shields around reactor buildings at p e fooum to being shyma deutsche that would block water from getting out. >> translator: tokyo electric asked the government not to announce the agreement. saying that the company was worried that the building costing $1 billion would add to its debt and could lead to market confusion. >> mabuchi said the kan govern am agreed not to make the deal public, but tepco did not follow through. a tepco official says that he cannot confirm what went on at that time. tepco officials say they're dismantling a tank at fukushima daiichi that has caused them a number of problems. last month more than 300 tons of highly radioactive water may have leaked out and some of it may have flowed into the pacific ocean. >>> officials with tokyo electric power company say they began taking apart the tank to find out what's wrong with it. they say they'll examine the tank to identify where the leak occurred. they say the work could take several days. about 350 similar tanks are installed on the grounds of the plant. >> executives of a japane

they're going to go to the deutsche banks of the world.he canadian banks. they're not going to go to jpmorg jpmorgan. >> first off, canadian don't have these size banks. >> yes, they do. >> if u.s. and european bankers decide we're not going to be too big to fail, we're going to do something about it, everybody else will fall in line because they're going to have to. fed riequirements are going to require to the asian banks. i'm saying one thing. go down and listen to what was said on the house and senate floor. basic thing was banks are too big to fail. banks are still too big to fail. we have to do something about it. >> bottom line, that's your point. dennis, thanks for joining us. senator, good to talk with you. >>> breaking news right now from the jersey shore. you. >> thank you very much. just what they didn't need in seaside heights. a massive fire has broken out on the board walk apparently beginning in an ice cream shop there. the fire is a six-alarm blaze. it has spread to additional buildings there. one of the roller coasters wa

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they want germany to go back to the deutsch mark and they think it will be good it it's resolveed in a structured manner so country cans go back to their national coursnational currencyn trouble anymore. they will have more trouble forming in coalitions. the two parties to watch the alternative for germany. >> thank you for following the german elections for us. thank you very much. >>> and a man accused oh oh killing an anti-racist hip-hop artist has agreed to be in court. police say in athens who is a phepl per of the party admitted to the crime shortly after his arrest. the greek prime minister appealed for calm after the murder led to a wave of violence nation-wide protests. >>> en officials say violent gangs are smuggling men and tpwhopl twoman in to italy. the officials has called on the italian government to revamp its system to help identify the victims of traffickings. the clean up continue after devastating storms in mexico. more than 100 people have been killed in landslides. 35,000 homes have been destroyed. one is buried and several roads and bridges have been damaged. i

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third round of the deutsche bank championship, this tournament delayed due to rain and thunder. those are bad things at the golf course. early groups actually had to restart. tiger at seven under. 12th hole. this for par. just a bit outside. third straight bogey for woods. he would finish at one over. your round three leader, sergio garcia locked and loaded. second shot on 17. a thing of beauty. he would par there. he was 19 under par. big story locally when it comes to baseball, the a's just a game back of the texas rangers. the rangers will be in town monday, tuesday, and wednesday in a huge three-game set. because apparently, it is september. >> we have thoroughly established that. the raiders and the niners, what team that either team made surprised you the most? >> boy, put me on the spot. it's always advisurprising when fourth round draft pick is surprising. nothing really that shock when it comes to the raiders. the niners haven't done anything. >> it was a bad question. scott, thanks very much. >>> when we come back, we'll introduce you to a woman who is making a busines

>> reporter: no one from the plaintiffs' side, wells fargo or deutsche bank, was available to speak on camera by our deadline. both sides are instructed to file additional briefs for the judge who will make a ruling on this case on monday. now, if eventually eminent domain is used to help struggling homeowners in richmond, the mayor says that that would all be funded in part by an investment firm in san francisco. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> san francisco is one of the most expensive places in the country to live. we know that. but today the city broke ground on some much-needed affordable housing. >> and i love to see the city's official bird on this site, the crane, of course. [ laughter ] >> the 75-unit project at broadway and sansom streets is for low income earners and some formerly homeless people, as well. it will also have retail space. the site used to be an on-ramp for the old embarcadero center that came down after the 1989 earthquake. >>> secretary of state john kerry john kerry is meeting with russian officials in geneva today to discuss the crisis in

vodafone will pay just under 11 billion euros, and the merger will create a series new competitor for deutschelekom. >> shares on the frankfurt stock exchange pause for a breath after rallying yesterday, following the news that the u.s. central bank will maintain its economic stimulus program. our markets correspondent has more. >> after yesterday's rally, which led the dax to a new record high, traders calm down a little bit. one of the most sold shares has been shares of adidas, the sporting-goods maker. they gave out a profit warning and said that problems in russia are to blame for that. traders have been very disappointed hearing this news because a few weeks ago, adidas already cut its sales forecast and said that traffic -- profit may remain stable, so now investors are saying investors may lose some confidence. >> let's get a check of the numbers. after a week with a historic high, the dax ended the friday session slightly lower. no surprise that the euro stocks were lower, too, closing at 2920 seven. meanwhile, in the u.s., the dow jones industrial is down .79%, and at last check, the

i'm telling you, carl of deutsche bank, the dow closes 16,000 by year-end. lunch or dinner. >> i think it will be higher. dennis: liking that. take care. >> take care, thank you. cheryl: there is so much more to come this hour. presidential powers being tested in the debate over military action over syria. fox news's judge andrew napolitano tells us how it could play out coming up. dennis: plus a new twist in the jcpenney, macy's battle over martha stewart. sending jcp shares up nearly 5% today. gerri willis is on that story coming up. but first time to check how oil is trading. life's an adventure when you're with her. and i. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy en

deutsche bank round two. mickelson had a tie for the lead but not so much luck today.ut of the trees and out of that yuck. into the rough. mickelson even -- for the round and five back. woods five birdies on the afternoon. good enough to put him six strokes back of the leader. sergio garcia. where have you been son? 7 under 64. and an eagle at 18 here and he has a one stroke lead ahead of the field. outside of boston. >>> here's something you don't see every day. over in redwood city, an afternoon of boxing. and get this -- maggie butcher in the white shirt against matty bannen. one of 17 scheduled bouts at the sporthouse. the all-female card is part of an event called beautiful brawlers. a showcase of amateur fighters and the headliner there, 2012 olympian queen underwood who says the female fight game is about to hit stride. >> well, i think it's on the rise right now. with the whole big break of it coming out in the london games 2012. i think a lot of people are getting more aware of women boxing and putting on shows and events like this can help bring out the sport

wells fargo and deutsche bank are suing the city and will square off in court if the first time tomorrow. >> pg&e has reached settlements with all but two people who filed suit over the 2010 pipe line explosion. it deploys 38 homes and killed eight people. pg&e says it reached agreements with nearly 350 victims between last friday and monday. monday was the third anniversary of the disaster. a lawyer who represents 26 vinals says that they settled because pg&e agreed to pay amounts that finally make sense. to a regulatory filing the company says they expect to pay a total of $565 million in claims and still faces two to four billion in fines from the state. >> we are facing a cooler day and we will check with mike nicco. >> we are. temperatures will be cool again. even below yesterday. when you step out this morning we are a understand warmer than yesterday. we are eight miles at half moon bay and santa rosa and a lot of low clouds but not much in the way of fog. there is drizzle out there this morning but not so much as yesterday. we start off at 56 in palo alto and belmont and foster c

deutsche bank round two. mickelson into the rough from the junk.is five strokes back after an even round. tiger woods five birdies on the afternoon. 4 under for the day. good enough to put him sixth strokes back of the leader sergio garcia. 7 under 64 here an eagle on 18. he's got a one stroke lead career of the field -- clear of the field. outside of boston. >>> hey, kids, this is something you don't' every day. -- see every day. over in redwood city, it was an afternoon of boxing. as i continue to wax poe etically until the rest of the control room tries to roll the videotape. what i was -- vamping for was a little boxing for this afternoon. it was called beautiful brawlers. 17 bouts, all females. in fact we'll show a little smidgen of it coming up -- right here. yeah. there it is. they're at the sportshouse. the woman in white. maggie butcher. how's that for a boxing name? against matty bannen. again all 17 scheduled bouts, the beautiful brawlers and there's the 2012 olympian. queen underwood. >> i think it's on the rise right now with the whole

wells fargo and deutsche bank have sued to stop that plan. a federal judge in san francisco will hear both sides and issue a ruling. >>> time now, 4:40. the eastern span, pretty nice to look at, but costing a lot. the new cost overrun for the new bay bridge. coming up at 5:00, why the bike path is costing way more than first expected. >> john kerry, in high level talks this morning to disarm syria. the russian plan to remove all chemical weapons. >> good morning. right now, traffic is doing well around the bay area. as a matter of fact, you can look at highway 24 and see for yourself, it's a nice drive between walnut creek and oakland. >> lot of drizzle out there. in fact, temperatures continue to be on the mild side, so a little warmer today and we lose those higher clouds off the sierra yesterday. mçó4+y?i unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creat

and moving fast, shares of tesla, all-time high after deutsche bank raised its price target to $200 from 160. tesla says the demand is going up and demand is increasing. shares up 7% to $177.92. >> john kerry is unching the united nations assembly to move quickly to destroy syria's chemical weapons stockpile. >> the security council must be prepared to act next week. it is vital for the international community to stand up and speak out in the strongest possible terms about the importance of enforceable action to rid the world of syria's chemical weapons. >> but syrian president bashar al assad denies his forces used chemical weapons in an attack that killed almost 1,400 civilians in a town outside damascus. >> president obama said it could take $1 billion to destroy the chemical weapons and if russia doesn't have the money, he just may. he is said to be in a control of a billion. >> reporter: in a country where the average citizen makes less than $3,000 a year, this is the stuff revolutions are made of. analysts have pegged bashar al assad's personal net worth conservatively at half a bi

i think those issues deutsch transcend race and class and gender to some extent. >> thank you so much for doing this to the and you talked a lot about having children and the trace of having children and what it is to be a mother. i was wondering what do you think about those women for whom have any children is not a choice and the way that it inherently affects the perception of your femininity and value of the woman and do you think we are past the place of a woman being lonely as valuable as her ability to reproduce cracks >> these are all great questions. i have a chapter or subchapter that i call pregnancy porn which i like as a title but it's also quite important. we fetishize pregnancy in a way that is quite detrimental and i think it's worth all of you just giving some thought to. we still value women as producers of children. despite everything else again to denney magazine off the shelf. how many times has jennifer anniston been pregnant? to 15 years as far as i can tell there's a sense that unless she produces a child, her life will not be complete. i've been very lucky to

. >>> and shares of online review company yelp touched a new high today after deutsche bank started coverage with a buy rating and $81 a share price target. >>> our market monitor guest is still upbeat on stocks and that despite all the hand wringing about syria, jobs and the fed. he's chuck carlson, ceo at horizon investment services. well, nice to know that somebody is really bullish and upbeat. tell us why. >> one of the tools that we use to discern the market's primary trend, that's a trend that typically lasts six months or longer, is the dow theory and the last major signal was a bull market. when you had both the industrials and transports move to all time highs in very early august, we regard the pull-back that we've seen in august and early september as merely a correction within a bull market, we think that at some point here it will run its course and it may be pretty close actually to running its course. we would expect stocks and major averages to start to trend higher through the remainder of the year. >> let's run through some of your picks and once again, you're expecting som

but some banks including wells fargo, deutsche bank and the bank of mellon filed a lawsuit to get an injunction against this plan. the city of richmond wants to use eminent domain and give them a chance to refinance. tvps t it's the first kind of its plan in the country. a judge said it was too early to file. however, the judge did say on monday he'll rule on whether or not to dismiss the injunction request or stay it until a later date. >>> on the peninsula, the search is on if a shooter who opened fire on two teenage boys. a teenager who didn't want to show his face says it started when he and his brother were sitting on the front porch of his family's home in east palo alto last night. he says a newer silver model honda accord pulled up. a man got out of the car and opened fire. the bullets caught him in the inner thigh. his 17-year-old brother was also hit who's in the hospital, but is expected to survive. >> we were actually smoking a cigarette and then the car kind of stopped right there where you guys' truck is. as soon as we looked and said, who is that, we looked up and seen

rally marchers held posters and banners critical of on the merkel and demanding the return of the deutsche mark the deal was founded in february two thousand and thirteen known for its conservative views and well known for being adamantly n.t. euro and advocating the idea of separate currencies being used in europe. finally in the news block the lack of civility demonstrated by some service sector workers in paris has become such a problem that officials have been forced to act on a mission now to teach etiquette to french workers because of fears the country could be losing out on millions of euros a year amid a continent wide debt crisis are these tests are still your reports from the city of lights. going to go up are. smiling faces that belie a troubled economy with the number of job seekers rising to three point twenty eight million in july from the twenty seventh month in a row in a budget deficit the government can barely rein in france has been walking on eggshells since europe's economic crisis hit but there is a small respite visiting the street dangers of more modern paris is th

partner with macro advisory and we also have a year or so if we saval accuse the chief economist at deutsche bank russia ok chris if i can start with you first is the government battening down the hatches because three months ago we saw our spending increased we had we worked on the assumption that the government would continue spending to keep the economy stimulated and now here we are almost in october and we have an october report coming out about what the budget is going to be it's completely reversed why well i think the government is looking at it is that they're representing stability and you know there's still a great deal of uncertainty in the global economy of course as we've seen with the the actions of the fed will they want to kind of comes to tapering in of we do expect.

analysts of deutsche bank and barclays have slapped buy ratings on yelp shares.hrees three companies are trading with different valuation profiles. they're all worth billions of dollars. check out how much in profits they are expected to make this year. yelp still forecast to lose money despind its $4 billion valuation. >>> is it too late to get in on any of these names? let's bring in carter worth. carter worth of oppenheimer. >> hi there. so we'd say, no, not too late. let's look at a few things and try to figure it out. obviously, great performers. what i have here say one-year chart. it shows how correlated and dynamic these big names are. this is linkedin, trulia, facebook. basically unchanged. no results. yet these are exploding up 100% and 200%. in the last six months, linkedin has underperformed the group. and if you see the stats here, it has been the most sort of benign and we think that's an opportunity. we think it's going to catch up to some of the others. looking at the chart of linkedin, what's important is the well defined levels from which it bro