bob peck of suntrust, what's the trade here, doc? >> i have not been in the name long or short for a better part of the year, i suppose. down at the 4:30 area or thereabouts i'm sure bob wishes he could be buying it up here too. i think it was great call by him but it's just rich for my blood and i haven't seen any unusual activity. >> think about this. we were thinking about twitter, war chest. why wouldn't have you with a stock up here look to raise some money right now because to karen's point maybe there's acquisition as relates to the content. all the stuff that does really well here content-wise, it may not resonate in other regions of the world. they're really going to have to cater. i would be raising cash. >> netflix. >> netflix, yeah. >> do you think they would? >> why shouldn't they. >> tesla did the same thing when the stock was at an all-time high. they raised a ton of cash and it's sitting on the balance sheet. you know what? all things -- listen. at some point these stocks are not going to be trading. they're going to

. >> in a week when racism again tarnished the nba, doc rivers tells his story. off awe someone broke in our house. >>> welcome to unguarded. a week ago it would have been unimaginable that america's most popular sport would be under investigation by a former direct or of the f and its commissioner would be hearing calls for his job. yet that is where the nfl and roger goodell find themselves tonight. goodell is under fire with questions what he knew and when after running back ray rice knocked his wife unconscious in a casino elevator. we have seen an angry reaction from players look this one from former st. john than vilma. he should be held accountable for his lack of action just like ray rice has been held accountable for his actions. >> and senator bloomenthal -- >> i want to welcome senator bloomenthal in now. thank you for joining us, senator. >> thank you, rachel. >> i want to follow up on the quote we put up. you are talking how several times roger goodell said the nfl never had the videotape inside the casino elevator, but a recent ap report revealed a

. >> doc, haven't heard from you. your thought on, is this a sea change for -- >> yeah, a game-changer. but this wasn't the big bazooka. he shot a gun and shot both barrels. >> calling it qe light. >> i agree with that. however, gemma, going forward, i expect us to continue to see pressure on u.s. rates. i think david tepper will be right, and if you have a six month or one-year time frame, judge, i think david tepper's call will be beautiful. in you're short term what i trade every day, i don't think he's going to be right. i think short end of the curve, that is what moves up. i don't think that the ten year, 30 year end of the curve is what moves up. not for quite a while. >> he's not making any ten-minute call . >> i no. >> there could be gyrations in the move between now and whatever. a bigger picture call. >> true. and because as we're all saying, this was not the full bazooka. this was a smaller gun. he has a bigger gun that he can use and i think he'll have to use it ultimately. that's what gemma is talking ab

. >> let's go to doc. >> aric almirola, you take richard petty motorsports into the chase.how special is it to take the king possibly back to a championship stage? >> it's really special. we'll have an opportunity to do that. really excited about it. but we don't want to be just happy to be in the chase. we want to execute for the next ten weeks. we're going to have to be flawless. we know that, to have a shot. we're up to the challenge. we got two good weeks under our belt with top ten finishes and going into the chase with a lot of momentum, i feel like. and i don't feel like we have a lot of pressure. i think we're major underdogs, so, we're going to let it all hang out and see what happens. >> nothing to lose for these guys, going after it. let's go to vince. >> doc, we're at the infield care center where jimmie johnson was brought after being faint following his exit from his race car today and again, jimmie exited the race car under his own power. immediately went down to the ground where he salt and then leaned over, laid over on his back, was eventually helped up to

. >> let's go to doc. >> aric almirola, you take richard petty motorsports into the chase.how special is it to take the king possibly back to a championship stage? >> it's really special. we'll have an opportunity to do that. really excited about it. but we don't want to be just happy to be in the chase. we want to execute for the next ten weeks. we're going to have to be flawless. we know that, to have a shot. we're up to the challenge. we got two good weeks under our belt with top ten finishes and going into the chase with a lot of momentum, i feel like. and i don't feel like we have a lot of pressure. i think we're major underdogs, so, we're going to let it all hang out and see what happens. >> nothing to lose for these guys, going after it. let's go to vince. >> doc, we're at the infield care center where jimmie johnson was brought after being faint following his exit from his race car today and again, jimmie exited the race car under his own power. immediately went down to the ground where he salt and then leaned over, laid over on his back, was eventually helped up to

doc was very smart and he was very intuitive. he would do it with his homeys. >> gene robinson, obviously we all remember this story about the no-hitter but also a strange no-hitter without even knowing he dropped acid before the game. when you heard that he did, you said maybe that's why he hit two batters and walked eight. >> right. and one wonders, you know, maybe he just became so fixated on the strike zone that at some point he couldn't miss it. although it's fascinating that he says he didn't know which batter was which and who was who. he just looked at the tape on the catcher's fingers. you know, what about, though, the rest of doc ellis' career. and if he didn't talk about that, then what phase of his career did he talk about? >> well, we talked mostly about -- that was a terrible, ugly era for racial relations and discrimination. and that was real. he stood up big-time in every way, and he had his own way of exemplifying what was wrong. it's an ugly era in america. it's how i got involved in the first place, because the

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he is doc. to his friends and colleagues and workers, he is doc. through and feels, you get to feel that with them. the story is told from his perspective. >> you mentioned ferguson. we went there in these last weeks. residents of the town packed a city council meeting on tuesday night, the first since last month's police killing of 18 year old african american michael brown. the city council unveiled reforms that have stemmed from activist immense, including a citizen review board, a cap on how much of city revenue can come from fines, and a one-month recall program for warrants. the number of residents was criticism say the reforms do not go far enough, calling for the resignation of the top officials and the rest of the officer who shot brown, darren wilson. over the course of the night, many who rose to speak of a name simply as mike brown. >> they do not represent us. it is time for us to kick their you know what out of office. we got the power. we're trying to figure out how we get this young man, old man, or the man don't care what we say, h

pay attention to the doc leading up to it. the lake levels are way up. the deck and doc are both under water. water levels up there are up almost 3 ft. when you factor in the storm surge going today this shot was taken a couple days ago. corps of engineers has come out with its lake michigan weekly lake level and this is a plot of lake levels. the red line is where it was last year. the blue line is where the levels are this year by comparison. i will tell you one thing the lake level will not drop with the cloud mass over it today. this shot comes from jackson park. lake affect clouds continue to rein on the area. they were up early this morning. he took this shot of the sun breaking through the clouds. new mexico they were on erode ship froa road trip from chicago to w mexico. look at the rain coming in. a miserable day around here. non like affect weather system coming in from the west. together they will combine and produce a miserable friday evening but a much better weekend will follow. here are the heavy clouds across the area. here is the radar v

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doc? >> big move here. and a lot of folks when they basically announced they would stick in the united states when senator durbin put the pressure on, all, got to get out of the stock. wrong. unusual activity wednesday of this week. stock made a significant pop since then. like it to the upside. >> bio tech taking a beating? >> biotech hit hard. gilead has a lot to do with that. word a drug would come out in a generic form. stock a big whoosh at the opening. bought gilead around 1:01. stock traded down 97 back up in the 103 range. a quality name that's putting up great numbers. there's a lot more room to go here. anytime there's negative news on gilead it's been a buy. this is one of those opportunities. >> interesting calls on banks today. mcquarrie down grading morgan stanley from neutral and moving from the marquise list in favor of citi. quantity that one too? >> as far as citi, one pete's been more over than me. >> pete, talk to me about it, then. >> i like it. i understand why murph's holding off. any

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well no stay on this joel i just went in for the high blood pressure i say doc treat me for the high blood pressure okay patient centered care would cause what to happen? so let's take your high blood pressure so say you get a prescription you're supposed to stay on that prescription i'm good doctor leave me alone let me get out of here does that feel good? right you make a mistake i feel good i don't think i need the drug anymore not true so then the doctor's office gets a flag in their computer system and they have a nurse or an assistant call you and say steve you didn't fill your prescription why not? they're calling me? they're calling you and you say well i feel better they say no no no no you got to stay on the med for life go fill your prescription that can avoid a stroke a year or two down the road but i never talked to them about a stroke doctor i only talked about this one thing no? well that certainly would be one of the discussion topics that you would have but i would look at it also in a different way you get your blood pressure taken care of and what joel is referring

live for now in the doc, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, monique. pennsylvania governor tom corbett called the attack an attack on our state, country, and civilized society. >> one who is sworn to guard and protect us was shot in cold blood coming out of work at the end of his shift. another trooper was shot, wounded, in the hospital. and i hope the people of pennsylvania will keep those two troopers in their prayers and the family of those two troopers. >> the governor is urging residents who may have information about the shooting to call police. that number to call is 1-866-326-7256. you can count on nbc 10 and nbc10.com for complete coverage of this deadly shooting at the police barracks. >>> now to the isis threat, and some news overseas. this morning, secretary of state john kerry is in paris for a global conference aimed at dealing with isis and other islamic extremist groups. kerry arrived from cairo last night. kerry says e jimt has a critical role to play. egypt is expected to help the u.s. with logistics and intelligence in its fight agai

and i believe brian named this kitten doc, for department of corrections. >> doc is great.old. he's a mouser. i mean like an incredible mouser. usually a few times a week he'll bring in mice from outside or rats from outside and we live near the mountains so there's quite a bit of wildlife and he'll bring us a trophy pretty much a couple times a week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> are there any personal problems on this block right now? people not getting along? we need to talk about it now to get it straightened up. >> a new inmate struggles with life on the tough side of the jail. >> they've got me sleeping on the floor. >> another inmate is offered a chance to improve his condition, but mounts a defense anyway. >> he's never satisfied with anything he gets. >> and she has made threats toward staff members

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and over to the doc holliday area, additional showers and thunderstorms beginning to pop up. this is all part of a cold front that will eventually bring us a relief from the heat and humidity. off to the west, a bit cooler. lower 80's, and a huge cooldown cross western pennsylvania and into the great lakes. we will talk about the cooler, drier air on the way tomorrow, plus what to expect for the upcoming weekend in a few minutes. >> thank you, steve. you can keep connected with the storm watch weather team wherever you are. you can follow us on social media or download the storm watch weather app right to your smart phone. >> now to the developing story in montgomery county where a father of a woman who disappeared with two of her children is pleading for her to come home. it has been three days since kathryn hoggle was seen with those children, three-year-old sarah and two-year-old jacob. jeff goldberg is outside monterey county police headquarters with new search efforts. >> maureen, police are giving two new cruise to -- clues to help the public. fond ofe hoggle is eating

with fresh produce if it's still pork to him but this also used yellow on that moved toward us well doc didn't steal your show last summer that al gore storm will not want to do on. this dismiss him am. just where i was with the island. yesterday because this. in this when it's a school zone or is it in the summer where we're. told long it will involve all in a shawl. and there will be one pair water no way or with the other of them you know . most of all will show bloom if she did. not been requested at ups in the winter park and oklahoma to hear the british school whom she's to quest's question. with the goofus. something imago post and which will quickly knighton to that drains it's an impossible to tell us that would break the taper so there was a clue to paul not. doing it neither they knew what they knew for the what is the will to smoke some other it's a start and make mention yeah. just the star running it is the nature of the ride when you build it in motion more chimp on more divisive ordinance we didn't just leave you announce. you consider just a dog a cautious tone actually

and at this point, it was doc that was hurt. just remember all the blood, you know, and had hands in places you know, you normally wouldn't have a hand in to stop the bleeding. last memory i have was walking him and he was barely hanging on and putting him on the bed. and tell him, i'll see you in a little bit, doc. we'll see you in a little bit. they tell you not to what if. but what if i would have seen it? what if i would have seen the wires? we had our memorial service and we can move on. we continue operations. about two weeks later, i get a phone call. my wife at the time, she was in labor. he was premature. so i hopped flights back home and they said my son had contracted what's a bacteria that eats away at you. and for the next couple of years he was going to require close medical attention. but at this point, it was pretty much decided by my command that it'd probably be better for me to stay. >> when jesse moved down here and he was clearly in a hard time in his life you know. he moved down here he knew nobody. his fam

coming up a little bit later in our what's up doc segment, we will take a look at how much salt is toolt. stay with us, everyone, back >>> traffic and weather together, good morning, kate. >> i that the tasha, not cloud to be had in the sky right now, which means even the light of day starting to pop over the horizon, we've had chance to cool off incredibly easily. so a lot of are you actually into the 40's, some of are you even into the 30's, this morning, and it is chilly start, but high pressure here, that means we get more sunshine, beautiful day un folding, check it out, here you go. take your pick. thirty-nine mount pocono, 40's in ac, low 50's, at best at the moment, at philadelphia international. going through the day, nice afternoon, so i suggest dressing in layers today. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, starting to seat sun peak up in areas, like 202, right around the area of 29, if you are traveling until the northbound direction, making your way down toward the schuylkill expressway, starting to see few more vehicles on the road, just like we're see

. >> in a week when racism again tarnished the nba, doc rivers tells his story.ke in our house. >>> welcome to unguarded. a week ago it would have been

he tweeted after the surgery, lea said, daddy, the doc said i was a big winner. she sure is.t gesture by the eagles office here. nbc 10 and comcast wishes them the best. >> so touching. thank you so much, danny. >>> fewç now for a look at whas coming up on nbc 10 news at 11:00, several suspicious cases all in one bucks county community. why police are stepping up patrols. >>> sheena parveen joins us now. how about this weekend? >> it's go inge to get warmer and feel more like summer. temperatures going into the low 80s. it stays sunny and perfect for anything you want to do. get outside. >> i like the sound of that. for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm keith jones. the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams, reporting live from the "uss new jersey." have a great night and safe weekend. >>> on our broadcast tonight, gridlock in the sky. thousands of flights delayed or canceled because of a disruption on the ground. and investigators think the incident was no accident. >>> striking isis, a new u.s.-led air assault on terrorist targets and our close-up view of

you can also see it on our web site at kron 4 doc,.arya : this is breaking news that we brought you at the top of the hour with the house on fire and milpitas. you can take a look at where it is happening in the 1700's bought of the avenue. firefighters have this fire under control. no one was hurt but the house is destroyed. another developing story the police in santa rosa are looking for a share after the shooting happened at 1:00 this morning a homeowner woke up with a person inside his home and he chased that intruder from the home. then the intruder opened fire on the home owner. >> darya : the homeowner was not hit by any bullets. one person was arrested but they're searching for suspects second suspect. >>: mark: police or right nearby this shooting. we have jackie sissel ride with more. >>: jackie: they're investigating to violent crimes one of those crimes happening just a block away as police investigate the first one. this all started last night at fourth and mcdonald around 815. that point the police department received a

according to his linkedin profile he worked a as a supervisor at detox docs, a rehab center in san rafael. >>> four years ago a san bruno neighborhood was in flames and in ruins. that blast and the fire that raged afterward killed eight people and injured another 66 and destroyed 38 homes. tonight the community came together for a special remembrance. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live at the epicenter of the natural gas explosion. >> someone's house once stood in them tee lot. in them tee lot. 14 homeowners refused to return. >> it looked like a guiser of flames. didn't know it was my own neighborhood. >> tonight the people of san bruno remembered a day no one can forget. september 9th, 2010 when a pg&e pipeline exploded in this neighborhood. in four years times homes have been rebuilt and many returned. but eight never will. some survivors admit anger is an everyday feeling now. the anger is toward pg&e that was recently fined $1.4 billion for the explosion. >> never once have they said an apology to us. never once have they looked at us and said i'm sorry. >> at tonight's ci

. >> our pleasure, doc. so, what's one of the problems poor brushing can cause? you said, it's more than about dirty teeth -- it's really about getting diseases in your mouth, and not just tooth decay and gum disease, but it could be far worse. >> so, give me an example of how a problem that starts in your mouth can actually cause a problem for your whole body. >> well, studies have shown that diseases in your mouth can increase your risk of a heart attack by 10 times. it can increase your chance of getting adult-type diabetes by seven times. and if you're a young pregnant woman, it can have very bad effects on the term of your pregnancy. >> wow. you know, i'd love to ask you a few more questions, doctor, but i think i'd better go and brush my teeth. see you later. >> [ laughs ] that's a great idea. >> this report is brought to you by the milk life campaign. with school back in full swing, it's important to make sure you're eating and drinking what you need to get through classes, sports, clubs, and homework. one thing that can help you fuel up in and outside the

and i believe brian named this kitten doc, for department of corrections. >> doc is great.s a mouser. i mean like an incredible mouser. usually a few times a week he'll bring in mice from outside or rats from outside and we live near the mountains so there's quite a bit of wildlife and he'll bring us a trophy pretty much a couple times a week. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> turn around, face away from me. i need you down on the ground. put your hands behind your back, do it now. >> the emergency response team is deployed when a mentally ill inmate soils his cell and refuses orders. >> do not resist! >> do not resist! >> i fall on the ground and he stomps me right in the face.

doc, you got in. you got the allocation you were looking for. you are happy where the stock is trading here. >> right. but i'm out. for our wealth management clients we said it was over 90 we are going to be sellers on the opening or right around there. we got out right around 94 1/2 to 95 and 10 cents. did sell the high but we are out. and you see the chart of yahoo sliding like that. those are the hedges i'm talking about. 140 million shares. >> you shorted yahoo today as hedge. >> it is the hedge against this. and now we are backing back into this on the dip down to 90. >> and pete? >> i this i the best opportunity from any perspective is i agree with mr. levinsohn and his call. and does yahoo actually become a potential target from somebody? if that is the case i'm not sure but i'm buying for call spreads to the upside because i think over time that's a possibility. >> josh brown you said having provocative in the break. i'm wondering if you would share. >> i think this is bait for an activist. i think this is the number one target now for a

live for now in the doc, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that update, monique. >>> today, one of the victims of a possible hate crime attack in philadelphia is scheduled for surgery. the man was badly beaten on thursday night while he and his gay partner were walking in center city. police are looking for a group of men and women who assaulted the consumer. a friend of a witness took this photo of police arriving to help the victim who was seriously hurt. he'll undergo surgery this morning for a fractured jaw and shattered cheekbones. his partner was treated at the hospital and released. >>> in bucks county today, a fallen police officer will be honored on what would have been his 37th birthday. a portion of state route 263 will be named in honor of plymouth township police officer brad fox. the officer was killed in the line of duty in 2012. his canine partner was also shot, but survived and now lives with the family. a dedication ceremony to unveil road signs for the memorial highway will be held later this morning. that ceremony is set for 10:30 at the hartville fire co

doc, you there? >> yes, i am. how are you today? >> good. what's the action tell us? >> they're pricing a $4 move into apple. that's not important as the fact somebody bought 10,000 of the september 107 calls. just 5:30 ago. just ahead of the event, somebody big stepped in. that's a million share equivalent in apple at the 107 strike that expires this friday. i am long call spreads in apple. in full disclosure. i'm not trying to pump up the stock. i just followed the trade and buying at the 104 strike and means a nice little upside pop if they're right. >> doc, you're a user of the products. anything to disappointment you today batching the events unfold? >> two biggest things is if it's an iwatch that communicates to the phone in the pocket, i don't think that's a big deal. i would sell based on that. if it's the delay that's mentioned and i'm worried about, too, the access to sapphire, then i worry that the stock could be under some pressure until they get the 5 1/2 inch phones out there. that's the one everyone's waiting for i believe. >> thanks for calling in. >>

according to his linkedin profile he worked a as a supervisor at detox docs, a rehab center in san rafael. >>> four years ago a san bruno neighborhood was in flames and in ruins. that blast and the fire that raged afterward killed eight people and injured another 66 and destroyed 38 homes. tonight the community came together for a special remembrance. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live at the epicenter of the natural gas explosion. >> someone's house once stood in them tee lot. in them tee lot. 14 homeowners refused to return. >> it looked like a guiser of flames. didn't know it was my own neighborhood. >> tonight the people of sanbruo bruno remembered a day no one can forget. september 9th, 2010 when a pg&e pipeline exploded in this neighborhood. in four years times homes have been rebuilt and many returned. but eight never will. ise survivors admit is an everyday feeling now. the anger is toward pg&e that was recently fined $1.4 billion for the explosion. >> never once have they said an apology to us. never once have they looked at us and said i'm sorry. >> at tonight's city

doc?tanley initiated stratuses and 3-d and the move out of stratuses was very positive and ddd just sat there and traded down. they obviously had more sway on the stock that's trading with more momentum. >> pop for universal display. >> any time your name gets linked with anything apple you'll have moves like this. it's not a ridiculously expensive stock. had a big move and also a tremendous short interest so if you believe anything about the iwatch or anything what's coming out in apple, if you believe the apple story, this could be an interesting beta play. understanding it will be volatile. i think you could still own the name. >> a drop for fantasy draft picks. >> what? >> a new report from espn says more than 2% of fantasy league teams own tim tebow. the problem, he's no longer playing. the former quarterback will be working as a college football analyst for the s.e.c. network this nal. tebow was drafted by more fantasy teams than the starting quarterback for the jacksonville jaguars

that was the cheney preemptive war doc. give the president to wage war against terrorist organizations. congress wouldn't give him that. instead, insisted that the authorization be narrow and narrow to those that perpetrated the attacks on 9/11. isil did not perpetrate the attacks on 9/11. not formed until a few years after. calling isil a perpetrator of 9/11 attack is basically to torture the english language. >> host: senator tim cane here in washington laying out his case on why congress needs to vote on this strategy against isis. after monday's air strikes in syria. it political headline this morning is that congress is now under more in pressure to vote on syria after these air strikes took place. but monty on twitter saying what difference does it make now? and gansas how can they vote on anything? i thought they all left town to campaign for the next eight weeks, marks, democrat caller what do you thing? >> caller: i think it shows the irrelevance of the tea party that occupies wall street. they're going to do whate

doc was here yesterday. i think rates go a lot lower. >> i think ten-year, goes to 2%. two, two, two, whatever it takes. >> 221, 222. >> time for "pops and drops." big movers of the day. massive pop for agios, the cancer drug. >> kudos to jim cramer who a week and a half was positive on this. you can't chase it here. it goes to show you the strength that some of the bio space they have. alex celgene. >> a pop-up 2% getting bumped to a bye rating. >> that was mr. mom on whatever it takes. altria, a story about their investments. it was dying 20 years ago. they own 20% of sad miller. i own it. i stay long. >> what are you guys talking about? there is like an inside joke. >> you ask how many votes are going to put in? >> now everybody knows. we are all on the same page. >>> drop for fives are down 1%. that will significantly delay the development of it sickle cell drug. >> it is a slight drop. i still like this name. when you look at it on a forward pfrmt "p." it is trading closer to that. >> michael keaton, up 7%, b.k. >> obviously, a big regis favorite. he is a winner ag

according to his linkedin profile he worked a as a supervisor at detox docs, a rehab center in san rafael. >>> four years ago a san bruno neighborhood was in flames and in ruins. that blast and the fire that raged afterward killed eight people and injured another 66 and destroyed 38 homes. tonight the community came together for a special remembrance. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live at the epicenter of the natural gas explosion. >> someone's house once stood in them tee lot. in them tee lot. 14 homeowners refused to return. >> it looked like a guiser of flames. didn't know it was my own neighborhood. >> tonight the people of san bruno remembered a day no one can forget. september 9th, 2010 when a pg&e pipeline exploded in this neighborhood. in four years times homes have been rebuilt and many returned. but eight never will. some survivors admit anger is an everyday feeling now. the anger is toward pg&e that was recently fined $1.4 billion for the explosion. >> never once have they said an apology to us. never once have they looked at us and said i'm sorry. >> at tonight's ci

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i am a doc. am a scientist and i believe science is very, very important, but we have never and are not going to solve society's thorniest problems by science alone. we are no. we have to understand the cultural context, the human context of problems that come up and solutions that we propose and so it's very, very important that we have this spread and this smithsonian has enormous, enormous breadth. the third thing is that my dad was an immigrant from what is now belarus. and he was a patriot, a naturalized citizen and when i was young, he would tell me things like i don't want to ever hear that you missed a chance to vote. and if you ever have a chance to do something for the united states, however small, however modest, i want you to do it because the country gave opportunities to people like me. >> that's my dad talking. and so as corny as it may sound, the chants to do something for the united states and to work in an americana kind of setting, very, very attractive to me. >> your dad had a

i figurefiguring if they look like talk and walk like a prosperity doc i could lump them together on my own as a mess ga church. >> host: did they become megachurchs because they preach this prosperity gospel? >> guest: that is a great question. they seem to be natural am lies in many senses. we will find sometimes a smaller church that takes on a prosperity theology and become as moss parity megachurch. we shouldn't confuse megachurchs and the prosperity gospel. there are 1600 or so megachurchs in the country and only minority are prosperity megachurchs. what is unusual they really dominate the upper tier of churches. the biggest of big churches in the country preach a message and their influence is enormous. they could be top after feudal pyramid where they have all sorts of people under them that preach is similar message that look to them for inspiration. so their message spreads far beyond what you express a church could do. >> host: lakewood church, joel osteen, reported tend dance, 38,000 guest that's right. >> host: world changers ministries, jreflow dollar, 30,000. potters h

strong argument stating that especially right now in this hot bed overseas that it's best not to release doc documents documentation such as this rather and the other half of it the a.c.l.u. argument for example is that we need to prove that this this happened not due to a couple of bad apples in the bunch. so that these were order stemming from the highest officials this is an argument that that people want to have however this judge is saying the secretary of defense and his staff have got to prove that these two thousand images are worth holding back and they will get a hearing to do the chance to do that at a hearing coming up on september eighth all right r t v france out of our latest studio thanks so much does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america check out our web site r t dot com she will say don't forget to follow me on twitter at a mirror david feel free to let me know what you think we should cover and stay tuned when buses next. laugh and play and as you saw after world war i won a bunch of european countries a jump in the middle e

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x we said evidence docs are good value -- dividend stocks are good value. as mr. druggie fully implemented druggie -- is -- mr. fully implemented his policies. interest rates are going to remain relatively be nine. -- the nine -- benign. we think long-term investment is currenciesant. local have dropped. asked thatr hand, we the dollar to appreciate -- expect the dollar to appreciate. dozier,get that fixed think that is going to suffocate the inflation. >> i think the markets have positioned themselves. the first shock was the biggest. we have had the mullahs one at the beginning of this year. >> we are going to talk about scotland after the break. the ftse might be down by a couple of tenths of 1%. myth.were a they have come out with pretax profit for the year to be at a similar level to last year. translate. no growth. we are going to be back in two minutes. we will talk about scotland. stay with us. >> welcome back. we are live in london. it is 8:10, and we are almost 48 hours away from when garbage voters head to the polls -- scottish voters head to the polls

you fill in the brain google does it so that it's as mates but they also cause things such as google docs applications the office application environment etc microsoft has a position where they're trying to defend their extend office which many which i don't think is going to be possible going forward because. it's simply too expensive for the new world and then you have new technologies there's a technology base of brawn. the big call in space and technology that allows you to use just distributed space and so distribute space of your harddrive so basically it's like dropbox makes were bit torrent where you can. take you can buy hard drive space from five hundred other holders of the hard drives personal people for a fraction what drop charges and you can do the same if you have extra space you can sell it on this period appear distributed basis and actually making calls with business models such as these these drives these drive the cause close to zero or negative for the big providers but i don't think the big providers care if they're again trying to change the business proposition an