dominick, can manufacturers afford to be competitive by updating its equipment without sacrificing jobs the problem. >> julie, we reported on this in the past. if you look at the cash that these corporations are holding today, they literally amount to trillions of dollars. so they have cash sitting in the bank. they have easy access to credit. and the fed as we know has been very accommodating with regard to interest rates. if they wanted to put this money to work, they could, but in are a lot of other issues preventing them or holding them back from doing this. >> why are they holding back? why not be competitive? if you have the money. >> let's go 2008. we had the great recession, and we've had really below-trend growth these last six, seven years. the economy is growing about 2%, 2.5% if you average it out. we don't have real aggressive growth in this country. we've had a tax policy that has not been very attractive. in fact, we've seen this inversion where companies are really looking to move offshore, and confidence, if you look at the regulatoory environment coming out of washingt

here is dominick kane. >> reporter: for months the ebola eye srus has bee virus hao cross south africanumber it's killed has reached 3,000. it's such a global threat that the united nations security council devoted a meeting to it this week. on th*us u.s thursday u.s. presa speech. oceans don't protect you, walls don't protect you. and that means all of us as nations and as an international community need to do more to keep our people safe. >> reporter: the out break is believe ged to have started in guinea. its president told the united nations general assembly the effect on his country has been devastating. >> translator: the ebola epidemic reminds us of the vital need for a global approach to contain and overcome this terrible disease. we need to combat the irrational panic that has taken over the world. ebola is a highly serious epidemic but it can be healed and it's not necessarily a death sentence. >> reporter: but the challe in begun-y is daunting. it is home to 11 1/2 million people. although it is rich in mineral deposits, half its population lives in poverty. the government s

dominick cane, al jazeera. >> well, 250 climbers have been trapped on a volcano in japan. it happened in the central part of the country erupted. rescuers are now trying to reach those stranded. that is weather at its severest, richard, as i kick my, my crow phone onto the floor being rather clumsy, you take over and tell us about the lovely weather in europe. >> meteorologist: weather has been fine across many parts of the west. in contrast the weather to the black sea. we've had pretty heavy showers. and we've seen spectacular weather conditions. >> we've got a bit of breeze coming in off the north sea, so berlin's temperatures are probably no better than average. with time we'll find weather filtering through parts of the u.k. and there will be a lot of heavy showers over here in the next couple of days. but many other areas are looking fine with lots of sunshine and that area of cloud and rain continues to move away from southeastern areas. so we should then find it become somewhat better. and a large swath of europe enjoying fine weather. that will be heading down to

. >> and back up and a large piece of concrete had ented ts void and sat dominick down in a very harsh way. atthis point -- i was trapped and in an extreme amount of pain from the pressure, and the bones in my knees and hips were just -- really squeezed between two pieces of concrete. >> dominick was bleeding out of his mouth and said, will, don't ever forget died trying to save you ys. he took his firearm lifted it into the a in a last-ditch effort to ay,ent down here. and that's when he passed. >> the search and reue effort officially h not yet getten underway now there as you mentioned bring down the heavy equipment to lower manhattan to begin moving the heavy rubble, the debrisnder which thousands and thousands of people are buried. some alive, some perhaps not many perhaps not, we are told. >> it took three painful hours to get me out. talkg about cutting my leg off. i told them, if you had to, just do it. i could hear them worng and at that point i knew we good. we were going to get out of here. >> came out 11:00 p.m. buried 12, 13 hours. >> that was the one side e the building t

dominick, let's talk more about this. you are watching the impact. >> you touched on it here.lenty of ripple effects. first with janus it's up about 31% now. let's goth closed funds you were talking about. >> think trend almost like a stock. >> they do because. >> a certain amount of them. >> there is a fixed amount of these funds here. some of it is market related. some not. but if you look at the pimco high income found, phk on the tickers right now or the pimco corporate and income opportunity fund that's pty. both are down big today. the important thing to note is the reason these fluctuate a lot is there is a fixed supply and they don't always trade to the asset holding values. at this point they are trading down. it is also not liquid. they only trade a few hundred thousand shares a day. it is not as easy for a big player to get in and out. and when they do they may possibly move the stock or the closed end understood. even if pimco bond pond etf, bod is down now. >> not by much. >> not to put fires into the story right but check out the competitors in the asset manageme

. >> and back up and a large piece of concrete had entered this void and sat dominick down in a very harsh way. at this point -- >> i was trapped and in an extreme amount of pain from the pressure, and the bones in my knees and hips were just -- really squeezed between two pieces of concrete. >> dominick was bleeding out of his mouth and said, will, don't ever forget i died trying to save you guys. he took his firearm lifted it into the air in a last-ditch effort to say, went down here. and that's when he passed. >> the search and rescue effort officially has not yet getten underway now there as you mentioned bring down the heavy equipment to lower manhattan to begin moving the heavy rubble, the debris under which thousands and thousands of people are buried. some alive, some perhaps not many perhaps not, we are told. >> it took three painful hours to get me out. talking about cutting my leg off. i told them, if you had to, just do it. i could hear them working and at that point i knew we good. we were going to get out of here. >> i came out 11:00 p.m. buried 12, 13 hours. >> that wa

if you marry the guy that owns dominick's, right, should be dominica dominick. >> that's right. >> shouldim? >> yes, plows. >> okay, look at this. look at this camera here. this is what a street fair in quakertown all about right here, right, al next. >> kids having great time. >> hang around. we'll try to visit the entire street here in quakertown, over the next hour. >> it is a were you eating smoked sausage in here? no! could have gotten me one. i did. grab a spicy smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. it's the smoked sausage you crave, now spicy. >>> welcome back to quakertown. it stretches a full mile down broad street here. our goal to walk this entire thing. but we have a lot to get tonight believe it or not we'll try to do satellite interview from this noisy place because we think it is worth the try, new move that i i opportunity see called identical. >> gentlemen, supposed to be very good. you see we have our little heads here. but they don't have one for you. >> what else are we doing this hour? >> also talking about, yes, the wedding. bradjoelina. finally got married a lot of tim

home, athletics, of course, last night wrapping up four game series with the padres in san diego, dominick brown, fourth inning single, scores darren rough to tie the game at one. padres went right back to work and they kept adding on and on. they beat the phils final score was seven to three. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, we're going back to the breaking news, warehouse fire from kensington. >> first, here is a look at what's on tonight on cbs-3. he >> the fire commissioner giving us update right now on the kensington fire. >>> the fire is under control at the time. we have l & i, peco, working with us, to do the investigation, to determine an origin and cause. >> can you explain the difficulties in fighting the fire. >> when you have a building this size, requires large amounts of water, which is the reason why the second alarm was struck out immediately, then because of the size and dimensions of the building and how the fire was cents spreading to the exposure, we were trying to make sure we could protect that exposure. once the building collapsed, it would be foye

dominick brown, drove in darren rough in the fourth to tie the game at one run apiece. the padres just kept on scoring. and they beat the phils, final score san diego seven to three. >>> soccer goal to show you here in brazil. that's joe he will, remember, the go by one name and brazilian soccer, he gets loose, and puts one by the goalie. but that's not why we're showing this video. check out the goal celebration. way to go. where did he go? he vanished. he turns out, great big hole over there. and joel managed to jump noop t he emerged few moments laterment his evening owe probably little damaged, otherwise he is okay. did you see, over there, no, no, not here, no -- took late. but he's okay. natasha, back to you. >> that could have been scary. glad he walked away from that one. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", continuing to follow breaking news this morning, massive warehouse fire in kensington, this is a live look at the scene right now, where fire fight remembers stilll battling this four alarm blaze. for the most part it is zero it is under chr

dominick brown, decent night. howard eskin has the rest in sports. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin, eagles head into this weekend game again washington at the linc, two and zero, leading the nfl in scoring, even with all but six points scored in the second half. they are doing this with different stars, darren sproles did it again, but doses that take away from lesean mccoy? >> mean less in my opinion, we're not trying to wish rushing titles, we're trying to win football games. he think he is a harsh critic of himself, admiral quality, one thing pushes him, he trains so hard in this off season, but we're not --/standards trying to win every football game each week and that's it. >> and clinching last night, to at lan tax washington nationals in the dark, that is ian desmond, hits two run homer, washington goes onto win it. three to one. and they clinch three to nothing, actually, they clinch the national league east, for the second time in three years. that's sports in a m

dominick shoe is back on hq looking at some of the biggest losers since the beginning of the month. > caps down more than 6% since the recent peek on september 4th. a couple big names are in tech stocks. names like social media, linkedin now for than 8%. yelp is down about 7%. amazon down around 6% that time. large and small, it doesn't matter. meanwhile 86 stocks in the russell 1,000 in bear market territory. falling at least 20% from recent highs so far this year. internet road company pandora losing about --% of its value. come investors are concerned about user growth. but analysts think it could show a possibly 45% upside. -- now they are $33. a 66% drop nearly. analysts expectations have been dropping for this stock alongside the declines. but with average target price still of $34 a share, investors have taken another look. and some firms like -- tech has been a sector favorsed by some analysts. so the question becomes the beaten down tech stocks particularly the 86 in bear market territory individually are buying opportunities. these momentum names they do carry a disproportio

. >> we have breaking news regarding the nfl adrian peterson and dominick chew, nike. >> nike again in the head lines. because they have suspended their contract with em battled nfl star running back for the minnesota vikings adrian peterson. adrian has been charged with certain certain elements of the injury to a child. the statement from nike, nike in no way condones domestic abuse or violence of any kind. and we suspended our contract with adrian peterson. they join kothers in the latest. >> thank you so much. we'll continue to follow all the developments around that story. let's met the starting line. josh brown. peat and john and jerian are co-founders of option moster. jim rosenthal. and we begin with the final count down to a fed statement that literally has trillions riding on it. stocks hanging on every word from janet yellen and company. dave all bright is chief investment officer with new fleet asset management. we begin with our own steve leaseman whose in d.c. is it really going to come down to the two words people have have been talking about for the last two weeks if not

is it dominick chu again? >> sun edison.t one point they were up nearly 11% on some at least unknown origin, rumors and speculation that the company was possible a takeover canned by general electric. a general electric spokesperson has just said they were not in any takeover talks for sun edison. bu we'll keep an eye on it. >> the battle over argentina's debt just got more interesting. a couple of hedge fund titans are facing off and not pulling any punches. also he's got his hand on the pulse of e-commerce technology. the ceo of thrillist will take us inside and tell us why he believes his company could become a billion dollar entity, next. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> take a look at the dollar today. rising to a four year high. jackie is at tat the nymecs wit more. >> watching the dollar at a higher value since june of 2010. the last two months have been a n

. >> let's send to it dominick and get a quick market flash here. >> watching the bouncing yahoo stocks took a big hit friday as critics argued one of the biggest drivers of yahoo's value was now you have a table with alibaba now done. they are down just about a percent on the year so far. remember, since the 15th they did drop as much as 14% so maybe some folks at least looking for a nice bounce in yahoo shares. back you do. >> over to the immediate group and check in with rick santelli. >> good morning carl. i have some sources that the sunrises and the sunsets on everything that is china. and i have to say that their direction of late has been very correct. they beat many large banks in at least the notion that growth is slowing and whether it is 7.7, 7.5 or 7.1 the idea that wow that is so much better than europes and u.s. growth, it is not anything to worry about. in a closed system everybody adds the growth and you get a total number. if one area is higher than another, that is fine but the rate of change and how it effects the entire closed system that matters the most. a wall st

. >> we have breaking news regarding the nfl adrian peterson and dominick chew, nike. >> nike again inead lines. because they have suspended their contract with em battled nfl star running back for the minnesota vikings adrian peterson. adrian has been charged with certain certain elements of the injury to a child. the statement from nike, nike in no way condones domestic abuse or

petrocelli william russell peterson glen kerrin pettit philip scott petti kaleen elizabeth pezzuti dominickulo tu-anh pham kevin j. pfeifer sneha ann philip kenneth john phelan ludwig john picarro joseph oswald pick matthew m. picerno dennis j. pierce christopher j. pickford nicholas p. pietrunti bernard pietronico danny pesci. >> and my husband police officer ramon suarez. this is what my hero and our family's hero looks like. he gave his ultimate -- he gave ultimate sacrifice to save so many lives on that day. and this should never be forgotten. and we should always remember the ones that we love that are here today and those still suffering from the aftermath of 9/11. he would be so proud of our little girl, my daughter jillian suarez, that's here today. your dad would be so proud of you. and he's looking down on you because he knows you will follow his footsteps. may god bless all the families out here today that are still suffering and may god bless our troops and my god bless america. and thank you, nypd. [ applause ] >> and my uncle t.j. hargrave, we love you and we miss you. god ble

petrocelli william russell peterson glen kerrin pettit philip scott petti kaleen elizabeth pezzuti dominickpezzulo tu-anh pham kevin j. pfeifer sneha ann philip kenneth john phelan ludwig john picarro joseph oswald pick matthew m. picerno dennis j. pierce christopher j. pickford nicholas p. pietrunti bernard pietronico danny pesci. >> and my husband police officer ramon suarez. this is what my hero and our family's hero looks like. he gave his ultimate -- he gave ultimate sacrifice to save so many lives on that day. and this should never be forgotten. and we should always remember the ones that we love that are here today and those still suffering from the aftermath of 9/11. he would be so proud of our little girl, my daughter jillian suarez, that's here today. your dad would be so proud of you. and he's looking down on you because he knows you will follow his footsteps. may god bless all the families out here today that are still suffering and may god bless our troops and my god bless america. and thank you, nypd. [ applause ] >> and my uncle t.j. hargrave, we love you and we miss you. god

. >> so to help dominick like donna johnson collects water donations. of day she drives house to house delivering water to neighbors even though herrer is a excellent. people look at them, oh that's so sad. people don't realize how important it is. >> until it rains, it will only get worse, saturday, brang done scott, porterville, am kansas. >>> rob ford who admitered to seeking re-election. ford is being treated for a tumor in his oobt and he is dropping out of the stand-ups. main pleas to ronald reagan. dean more has more. >> reporter: tron toe's political zep len made statement said, my heart is heavy when i tell you that i'm unable to condition my campaign for 201. since the president took substance abeauty. one blerry-eyed significance was quautd on a system. >> yes, i have smoked cocaine. have i tried it, probably in one of my drunken ber will. please? >> he became the perfect late-night punch line but nothing fupy with forty going into reject. >> caller: embarrassed and hue minute ated. >> caller: form's durg bug is on the ballot for mayor and th

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