recently that jack dorsey isn't the only person who came up with this idea.re some other people who are now coming forward claiming that they contributed some key code and also even the idea itself. there's a man named noah with glass who was there at the early days. so i think with all of this controversy around the initial founding days and the initial founding idea, jack dorsey might have thought, you know, i'm going to step back a little bit at least at this moment. he still has a stake that's worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and so he'll do just fine. but maybe right now with the controversy it's time for him to take a step back. cheryl: well, what doessthat mean, though, for the company as well? jack dorsey, i mean, he's, again, a big stake in the company, maybe not as williams, but at the same time, you know, pete, his name, the association of the name and this in-fighting, do you think that's going to affecting you know, the ipo? are people going to be concerned about this? you never want to see that when you're buying shares of a company. >> i

. >>> well, jack dorsey is among the biggest stars in high-tech. tonight the founder of twitter and square talks exculusively t us. >> not in the silicon valley but the new hot spot in high-tech, the intersection of van ness and san francisco. twitter and scare are there. business and tech reporter scott budman joins us with the inside story. >> jessica and raj, jack dorsey is co-founder of square and twitter. twitter ete erter prepares to square just opened a new headquarters with growing staff, growing revenue and growing design touches. here's a first look. take a fast growing successful tech company, add a generous dash of design -- >> a lot of these have never seen the light of day. >> reporter: -- and you have some idea why square ripped apart a dreary san francisco office building -- >> this building wasn't necessarily designed for humans to work in. >> reporter: -- and turned it into a thoroughly modern headquarters complete with a central thoroughfare, lots of communal meeting spaces and in a nod to square's business of making it easier to

dorsey could buy insurance because of the massachusetts health law signed by republican governor mitt romney in 2006 and its online marketplace, the health connector. some quarter of a million people now get insurance from nine private companies. it's the model for the state exchanges being set up under the affordable care act. so, what is the connector, and how has it worked? >> good afternoon. thank you for calling the health connector. >> reporter: at a boston call center which fields consumer questions, the connector's executive director, jean yang, described it this way. >> the experience that you get is not going to be that different from when you typically go to an e-commerce web site where consumers can easily browse, compare options and complete a transaction. and then, that fosters competition, so eventually it leads to a more efficient market. >> you can look for health insurance for individuals and families, employers who want to shop for their businesses and for brokers. >> reporter: m.i.t. economist jon gruber, who helped craft the connector, gave us a walkthrough. so, l

mc hammer as tweeted and governor brown and, of course, jack dorsey will tweet and what's important in the conversation that we had we said one of the bad things about social media it does allow you to communicate to people without talking to them. so finally today, we're going to use social media to

he doesn't fly he's just a man trying to make a difference in the world is our mutual friend jack dorsey an inspiration from he is yeah he's quite a guy he's pretty special yeah and i've known him for years he's my son's godfather and when i was formulating this idea i thought who who do i know that is a this brilliant that could actually do something like this and he has the compassion and the activism in his blood that that would that would you know have the heart to do something like this not only just the brains and jack dorsey was the only person that came to mind so my title character is based on jack and what's really interesting. can't tell he can't tell me i can't tell you it'll be out not told but right ok for his name is jack maybe again. good guy he is of special special leave making his whole social media boom it's sharing stories information. i think it is fascinating and i knowing jack i often wonder how crazy it must be for that man to sit at home and watch legitimate news channels and see how tags on the bottom and people's twitter handles and. it's become such a part of

we have a new accident near the airport along telegraph road at dorsey road. another one on telegraph has a completely closed between old mill road and midway road because of an accident. if you want to take burns crossing road, that might be a better bet. checking the north side delays near belair road over to the providence region. 795 down the west side toward baltimore national pike, things are really heavy. 795.oblems on that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it will be another mild day today. mostly cloudy to start. it will be dry for most of the day with a mix of clouds and sun. we are going to make it up to 72. most of the big cities in the northeast will be fine. 57 in chicago. low 50's in denver. it will feel like summer in los angeles with a high near 86. >>>> there is a problem along telegraph road at dorsey road. the other one has telegraph road close between old mill road and midway road. take burns crossing as your alternate. oliver street at kenwood avenue, we have a crash in the city. southbound traffic is starting to build d

square, the company start by jack dorsey, has been doing pretty well as a payment process sor.or a purchase on a register powered by square. a way to send money by e-mail. you just compose the t amount in the subject line and cc cash square direct.com. and that's it. the money goes to your debit account and all transactions are free. all the app does is facilitate sending an e-mail. there's a $250 a week limit. but if you verify your identity, either with your facebook account, you can spend up to 2500 a week. it's also a way to pay via e-mail. you send money as an attacent. transfers are free but debit cards incur a 2.t t t 9% fee making square much cheaper. the big concern is security. while square and google both insist their services are secure, all it's going to take are a couple of headlines about transferring or thou sants to a nigerian prince. but, for now, the reaction has been pretty positive. have you tried either service? would you? well, send us an e-mail and the money, if you feel like it, at get-on it at the list show dot tv. even more fun than picking up your ki

mc hammer as tweeted and governor brown and, of course, jack dorsey will tweet and what's important in the conversation that we had we said one of the bad things about social media it does allow you to communicate to people without talking to them. so finally today, we're going to use social media to increase conversations between grade school and high school kids and use this to stop isolation. i think today is a very, very important day and congratulations to you the ask the >> yeah. good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors land use and economic development committee - there weigh were welcome to the board of supervisors land use and economic development committee. i'm scott wagner the chairman of the committee and david chu the member of the member and supervisor london breed is here for supervisor jane kim. our clerk is lisa miller and i want to thank jennifer low >> and madam clerk any announcements. >> please make sure to silence any cell phones and other devises. items acted upon will appear on the october 8th agenda. >> thank you. can i have a motion to

and now, tech titan jack dorsey has another idea. square for cash. the mobile payments company, square started in 2009 ask gives small businesses the ability to take credit cards. now, square for cash will allow people to send cash. the initial setup is easy. and apparently the fees are low. and dorsey said he wants small businesses to have the same shot at success as big businesses have. >>> in tonight's wjz healthwatch report, laptops and cell phones. your child can get too much of a good thing. the american academy of pediatrics says parents should limit teens to just two hours a day of technology. the panel urges parents to ban computer and tvs from children's bedrooms. heavy use of computers and cell phones is linked to sleep problems, bullying, obesity, and poor grades. >>> the good news continues at the gas pump. in tonight's wjz pump watch report. gas prices in baltimore are down nearly 4 sends a gal -- 4 cents a gallon since last week. national average is down 13 cents during the last month. >>> and here's a look at the numbers in our area.

the crime scene is just off dorsey road. the attack has left oliver and his 73-year-old girlfriend shaken. >> and i said please don't hurt him. i kept begging them not to be hurting him, you know. and so, i mean, it was just terrifying. just terrifying. >> reporter: the three suspects fled in an unknown direction and oliver daff was able to make it across the street to a neighbor who called 911. >> i hope they catch them. i hope -- we don't need people like that around this world. we don't need it. we go to church and everything and live for the lord get the love the god in their hearts and they wouldn't do this. >> reporter: he needed 8 stitches to close the wound in his forehead. the assailants made out with a big screen tv and a shot gun. the incident does not appear to be a random attack and it's believed the victims were targeted, say police. that's the latest, now back to you. >> thank you. and we have learned a member of the community has come forward to donate a new tv to the victim. that will be donated tomorrow mor

but that account did apply to jack dorsey. >> it did.some movement possibly on this. and just so you know, the iranian foreign minister has a twitter account as well which he used to attack president obama. that one is var fade. i spoke to the iranian president. i asked him this question. he said expect some relaxing on internet freedom in iran. he said these bans where the policies of the last administration, ahmadinejad, and they don't consider it their policy. so it is possible that we'll see iran relax these restrictions. possibly on twitter. we haven't seen it yet and as you know in our experience, with the iranian government, you will have to see it to believe it. there is a possibility there. at left a hinted by several iranian officials. >> that's rate. you have to see it to believe it. we'll see. even if they don't verify these accounts, you've put out promises and people can hold to you account. >> thank you very much. reporting on the major speech at the u.n. >>> still to come, a hollywood couple. they say their race was the r

around one of my favorite thinkers and writers and spiritual giants of our past and i believe reverend dorseyke was there for a celebration. can you remind me of what that was? >> he did an event in our shop on the spirituals. we sang, and he used some of dr. thurman's writings and he wore his robe. it was very special. >> thurman of course for those who are listening of course he was here and found the church for the fellowship of all people back in 1944. quite a unique church in the country. and he was here to -- well, he lived to about 89 years of age and i happened to go toes his his funeral. it was a four hour funeral and i enjoyed every moment. it had speakers and readers and scripture reading. it was a wonderful experience. >> we try to keep his books in stock. he's a wonderful resource. >> way ahead of his time. >> a lot of -- a lot of people reading some of the contemporary buddhist writings are seeing similarities with dr. thurman. >> that's right. common ground. we have one more segment with these wonderful people here. so please join us and go out and find sagrada on 49th and tele

fellow rookie defensive lineman quinton dial who are coming back from injury with nose tackle glen dorseyfrom a hamstring injury and possibly out sunday the rookies are getting on the field just in time as jim harbaugh looks for answers along the defensive front for the second time this year lions defensive lineman ndamukong suh has been fined by the nfl. suh was fined $31,000 for a hit on browns quarterback brandon weeden.for lowering his head into weeden while making the hit for his career suh has been fined $374,294 for various illegal hits. he's also been twice voted the dirtiest player in the league condoleeza rice on selection committee it's official: former secretary of state and stanford fellow condoleeza rice has been named one of the 13 members of the college football playoff selection committee rice is the only female on the committee which will ultimitely decide the four teams that will comprise the college football playoffs beginning next year other members of the committee include wisconsin athletic director barry alvarez, former nfl qb archie manning and former stanford hea

jack dorsey tweeted out to hassan rouhani. goal this.d evening president rouhani are citizens of iran able to read your twice? >> his account responded this way. my efforts gear to ensure my people will comfortably be able to access all info globally as is their #right. the newly elected rouhani has been making strides on internet use i can four years after his predecessor banned social media in the country. iran's leadership may have softened its tone but israel's president is not buying it. diplomatic editor james bays has more on the speech at the united nation says. >> reporter: it was a forthright speech. the israel a prime minister telling the world what he thinks about iran just days after the historic phone call between president obama and president rouhani. >> i wish i could believe rouhani, but i don't. because facts are stubborn things. and the facts are, that iran's savage record flatly contributes rouhani's soothing rhetoric. >> reporter: one yearlierer, netanyahu had drawn a diagram showing how close he claims iran was to b

fanny dorsey road it wrote 97. an accident further south at spencerville road and santini wrote clearing. this is 95 north and southbound in howard county. 95 coming out of the north least not that at all. here are your delays on the west side. to starting to fund raise at baltimore national park. here is mary to check on your forecast heard >> working up to a cool morning out there. plenty of sunshine today with highs between 63 and 68 degrees with winds in the west at about 12 miles per hour. here's hat tricks down for you by 8 a.m.. temperatures right around 57 degrees, 63 by noon and 66 by 4:00 this afternoon. a few scattered clouds out west along haven town otherwise you're enjoying clear skies. a cold front is moved through so we're cool this morning. there is another right behind it even dumping a bit of snow in the denver area. we are not looking at snow but rain chances will be in our forecast coming up. tuesday in even stronger front will make its way through the reason. one cold front after the other. lo

pricing is just off dorsey road. the attack has left all for and is 73-year-old girlfriend shaking. it was just terrifying. just terrifying. >> the three suspects fled in an unknown correction. all over was able to make it across the street to a neighbor who called 911. >> i hope they catch him. we don't need people like this around in this world. we go to church and everything and live for the lord. if they get the love of god in their heart, they wouldn't to things like this. >> he needed eight stitches to close a won't in his four head. this incident does not appear to be a random attack and the victims were targeted. no back to you. >> a member of the community has come forward to donate a new tv to the victims. police will also help install it. >>> we now know the name of the man that shot to death along orleans street last week. police in northeast baltimore say someone shot palmist harder friday night. it happened just after 6:00. police say an unknown target center -- an unknown man shot him. he was 22 years old. >>> a traffic stop turns deadly. no police are investigating.

ceo costello along with dorsey sold to investors years from now. >> is it that the smart money got out. >> reporter: with advertising being the heart of its business model, the professor expects twitter's offering before thanksgiving likely in early november. reporting live tonight in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now we still don't know the price of twitter stock or how many shares will be offered. today's filing did not tell us which stock exchange twitter plans to be listed on. now this comes as twitter is negotiating for another 320,000 square feet of office space. right next to its headquarters at ninth and market in san francisco. that will more than double its footprint in the city. twitter employees about 2,000 people all together. >> high wind sparked two fires sparking other fires. the fire fire started at 3:30 at the recycling plant near highway 4. the chp was forced to shut down part of the interstate because of the thick smoke and limited visibility in the area. no injuries have been reported and no word yet what sparked that original fire

and think they're better place like square, another company that jk dorsey is a part of. think there are better place out there. i mean, they should have learned. melissa: it does seem like we did you rationally excited about a lot these companies. for example, everyone gives apple such terble time. will they ever have the next big thing, and they still love amazon. if you could compare it to five in the last week, and the last quarter than a $13 billion. that's more than up to that point and is on an ever made in profit in its se entire life of being a company. we lovemazon. it seems like we look at these things you rationally sometimes. >> stocks are forward-looking indicators. just because you are a profitable company does n always mean you have a successful stock. look back. the stocks of ten years in million and then make more money now, of them actually tde and a lower price than it did ten, 15 years ago because when you buy a stock y're buying of valuatn. although i am not investing in twitter him and the fact of their will to come public shows that there is a risk

dorsey run. also in baltimore city, lom pard street -- lombard street at hanover. as far as delay goes, pretty hefty, 95 past liberty road. top side inner loop, just bumper to bumper there. if you're looking at anaerg speed of about 35 miles per hour. watch for delays as well, on the harrisburg expressway. and along northbound 95 from 32 past 100. then a slowdown from the 895 split over to whitemarsh boulevard. let's now go and take a live look. as you can see, pretty heavy on the beltway there at old court road. this traffic report is brought to you by papa john's. call or click online. papa john's.com, to find out about the monday toppings for touchdown specials. pack to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> it's open enrollment for medicare and managed care plans. and there are a lot of things marylanders need to know. let's ask the experts. jessica kartalija has more. >> reporter: hello and thank you for taking care of that long intro. we can get right into it. what do marylanders need to know about the healthcare reform and the changes? >> the main thing for maryland

also, dorsey run. traveling in baltimore city, lombard street at south haferover.d a lot -- hanover. and a lot of delays out there. then traffic is going to slow down for you again on the same route from key highway, past whitemarsh boulevard. as far as the beltway goes, it's very congested on the top side inner loop. just crawling along. and on the west side inner loop, same situation, just creeping along from 895 to liberty road. as far as 70 goes, that delay has really stretched out. you're now looking at congestion from the beltway to marriottsville road. let's take a live look. you can see things looking very scary there on the beltway. thing are just barely moving. this traffic report is brought to you by bge smart energy saver's program. $2.25. visit bge smart energy.com back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> the city of boston is celebrating another world series victory today. and it comes as the city continues to recover from the boston marathon bombing. the victory is bringing the city together. >>> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years. it was a

ceo costello along with dorsey sold to investors years from now. >> is it that the smart money got out. >> reporter: with advertising being the heart of its business model, the professor expects twitter's offering before thanksgiving likely in early november. reporting live tonight in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now we still don't know the price of twitter stock or how many shares will be offered. today's filing did not tell us which stock exchange twitter plans to be listed on. now this comes as twitter is negotiating for another 320,000 square feet of office space. right next to its headquarters at ninth and market in san francisco. that will more than double its footprint in the city. twitter employees about 2,000 people all together. >> high wind sparked two fires sparking other fires. the fire fire started at 3:30 at the recycling plant near highway 4. the chp was forced to shut down part of the interstate because of the thick smoke and limited visibility in the area. no injuries have been reported and no word yet what sparked that original fire

the largest stake holder is evan williams, while chairman jack dorsey has 4.9%.rg who has 57 of the shares. both acknowledge that spam is a risk for both of their companies. >> so should you be a buyer of twitt twitter's ipo? thanks for being here, eric. >> thank you, scott. >> you should just answer that question. should you be a buyer? >> for sure. it's a buying opportunity in my eyes. i love the fact that there are so many people now whose knee-jerk response is that this thing's not profitable, it's not growing that fast sequentially, it's kind of sloping down, maybe this isn't a real business. this is a utility, we're going to use it for a decade plus and i will be a buyer. >> what jumped out at you most out of the s-1? >> i think the biggest positive is that this is a company that had zero revenues four years ago. it's going from zero to probably they'll do 600 million this year. 65% of that revenue, as julia just mentioned, is coming from mobile. this has always been a mobile business the first tweet from jack dorsey was sent from a mobile device. they're s

jack dorsey tweeted back. thank you. please let us know how we can help make it a reality. out of san francisco, california. that is where our next story is. we'll see what happens winter net access in iran though. >>> moments ago out in california governor jerry brown signing a new law allowing undocumented immigrants to legally drive on the state's roadways, just one of many similar bills in the state challenging what it means to be a u.s. citizen. claudia cowan is live in our san francisco bureau with more on that, claudia? >> well, jenna, california is already home to sanctuary cities, in-state tuition rates for illegal immigrants and protections against deportation. the golden state is challenging the very nature of citizenship itself with a flury of bills giveing a non-citizens unprecedented rights. new laws mean illegal immigrants will be able to get a valid drivers license of the those here legally will get to staff polling places and could serve on juries if the governor signs that bill as well. another controversial measure would allow illegal immigrants to practi

there is an interesting excerpt of a book about twitter talking about jack dorsey. he now runs the payment company square. it's a good read, "hatching twitter" will come out 10 days before the ipo. nick didn't plan it that way, it's just really, really, really amazing sar dipty. wall street seems to think washington might reach a deal on the dent. courtney has a look ahead to the trading day. good morning. >> good morning to you. futures are higher t dow and s&p 500 rebounding after a two-day slump. the nasdaq did end lower. talks in washington to possibly tend shutdown and avert a default. president obama is meeting with house republicans at the white house today, we'll get data on the number of people filing for unemployment. the dow rising 26 points to 14,803 t nasdaq to 3678. we'll see what happens when that bell sounds. >> thank you much. 5:16. t-mobile changing the way it charges customers. it won't charge extra for text data outside the united states. it will make the prices on some voice calls made overseas more uni unified. the ceo says it's ridiculous that

twitter's chairman, jack dorsey, could also be looking at bringing his other companies square where heceo public. they process more than $12 billion in payments annually and last year hired a new cfo. next ipo could be in the game space. the maker of that hit game candy crush king reportedly has already filed confidentially sec to go public and followed by robeo who makes angry birds and kabam. we will be watching to see which one of the guys comes next. my money is on king. >> you know, just happens to be in the neighborhood. #worst excuse ever. speaking of ipos, potbelly began trading today on the nasdaq. and promptly more than doubled in the first few hours of trade. for those investors watering at mouth at the prospect of buying this stock, herb greenberg is here and has warnings for you. herb, don't rain on this parade, please. come on. >> well, mandy, you know, i have to tell you, when you take a look at this, it is -- a company that has a great story to tell. you know, rising sales. got profits and pedigree with its -- private equity firm backing it. but when you take a lower lo

janet dorsey and also dick k costel costello.nd i want to bring that up because they're highly anticipated ipo, we probably will get news on that at some point this week. and they seem to be a company that could also be and also have really turned social media on its head. >> that's right. i mean, this is the most highly anticipated ipo since facebook. and everyone's watching it very closely. and i think dick kcostolo has learned the lessons of facebook. you're right, there's tremendous excitement about twitter, and i think particularly how they are interfacing with television, they've really been able to make their mark and start to really get some revenue in. >> all right, betsy, thank you very much. the november "vanity fair" on sale today. >>> with that, sue, regaining 15,000 on the dow. that does it for us on "power lunch." >> all right. "street signs" will keep forwarding the story. it's up after the break. see you tomorrow. i want peacocks. peacocks? walking the grounds. in tuscany. [ man ] her parents didn't expect her dr

we've secured if funding and partnered with people such as bill gates, jack dorsey and leonardo dicaprioelieve in our mission to unjunk the world. plenty of other food categories to unjunk that sn. >> they're on the right side of our screen. on our panel, patrick cheng, venture capitalist of nea and harvard university's experiment fund which cedes college student starups and curtis stone author of five cookbooks including his latest what's for dinner. let's huddle up. curtis, go first. >> i think any time you take an existing category and you make it a little healthier, more natural and you're removing some of the gmos and hydro nated oils and all the stuff that we consider junk, i think it's a really exciting idea. >> patrick? >> empty calories from added sugars and solid fats account for 40% of all calories consumed by children nowadays. this is the first generation that may not live as long as their parents. so my question is, is this a healthy candy. >> yeah. i think that's an excellent question. we want something that's delicious and nutritious but how will they muscle in when there

let us begin talking numbers on the technicals, jimmy with tj institutional services and pat dorsey,tart with you on the fundamentals. first off toll brothers, goldman sachs downgrade, but what's your feeling on that? they weren't exa actually pasty on the name. they said we think we've made all we'll make. >> generally speaking the home builders have had a huge run and home building is not a very good business. you spend a lot of money to buy houses and hope like hell somebody buys them. that's the business model. i would rather if i'm bullish on housing own like home depot or fortune brands that have some kind of competitive advantage. as you saw those businesses held up much better in '08/ '09 than the home builders. >> okay. jim on the technicals what is your take as a group? >> i think goldman is late to the game. as a group i like plus because of where interest rates are going which is lower. from a technical standpoint i'm long hov, the $5 level seems to be. if it breaks down and settles below it maybe i'll change my mind. until that point no. toll brothers 30 is the same sort

jack dorsey, at that up, 450 million. i think he is probably on twitter.and the current ceo 150 million. pretty good. dagen: do you miss this during sound of heisenberg's voice threatening, menacing, scary? you can still hear mr. white's voice in the latest apple commercial. on the now deceased "breaking bad" he voices over the new ad coming out november 1. in the commercial, don't know if we have any sound, quite stirring. a cool commercial, getting a lot of buzz. connell: you miss him because you were so into the show. dagen: he will work again, he just won't be walter white again. connell: it doesn't work when he is out of character. dagen: shares down a par third a percent. tech leading the charge on impressive earnings. what are you watching? nicole: microsoft, zynga, amazon. where do i start? let's see what is going on with these three very big names. amazon came out with their names. in negative territory. sales continue to do well. they see momentum going into the holiday season. i have ups their shipping prices anin hopes more people will sign up

cheryl: let's bring in christian dorsey from washington and chad morganlander from stifle nicholas joining us today. i want to start with you. the devil is in the details. i want to bring our viewers to where we stand, here's what the house wants. everybody has to have obamacare, the cabinet, two year medical device tax suspension. basically we wait two years and income verification on january 15th. what do you make of what the house is proposing right now? >> the house is trying to find a way to save face. this all began with an assault on the affordable care act they are trying to find some way of getting some concessions in those areas but again this would be something that would require the president to actually act on his position that he won't allow that act to be used as ransom for congress doing its job and i have been willing to call president obama to task for things i feel are wrong in this instance i feel the is right. is wrong for house republicans to insist on this given that there's a bipartisan framework emerging in the senate that reflects the way forward but doesn't inclu

it's like this problem is cleared, fannie dorsey road and route 97 has been reopened. apart, crash justin. 60 miles per hour on the north side. -- 16 miles now on the north side. sinclair an issue. westbound delays from security to baltimore national pike. this is what it looks like it wilkins avenue. a little bit of a delay on i-70 eastbound towards 29. miri has a check on your forecast. >> cool start to your morning. 52 in cockeysville. 58 and the downtown area. temperatures around 51 in randallstown. 63 and 60 degrees good west winds at about 12 miles per hour. rule -- we will have around the to be 73 mark at 9:00 a.m. a small craft advisory right now. west winds on inner harbor at 10 knots. winds get up to about 13 knots today. waves of one foot or less than the expected. sunday, the ravens taking on the steelers in pittsburgh. temperatures between 55 and 49 degrees during gametime. a few cuts possible as well. saturday, 68, and another front makes its way through with overnight lows i >>> it's 8:00 on today, coming up from the schoolyard to cyber bullying, are mea

watch for slow spots near dorsey road. under the one on eastbound 100 and 97.s now gone. still dealing with heavy traffic. approaching 95 towards the towson region, outer loop north side. dealing with one on the north side near 95. 33 miles per hour on southbound 95 from that point. warren road, watch for a crash. this is what southbound traffic looks like. heavy all the way down from warren road to the beltway. read 40 and jessica avenue, another accident watch for. tony, over to you. start nagin and with to the day. it is coming through in waves. -- trained to contend with to start today. it is coming through in waves. heavy rain just north of annapolis cadet will continue to the north up near carroll and talk more county. that will be the case for most of the day. 54 at the airport. chilly start for us and the temperatures will not move much today. upper 50s is all will crush all we will manage. -- upper 50s is all we will manage. chance for showers will linger >> it's 8:00 on "food." cancer cluster, is there real cause for concern? baby on board, we will ch

co-founder evan williams says the largest holding at about 12%, jack dorsey another founder just undere. and while there have been many comparisons made to facebook, twitter is much smaller. facebook had ten times the am revenue and four times the monthly users when it filed its e ipo papers.nm revenue and four times the monthly users when it filed its ipo papers.nm revenue and four times the monthly users when it filed its ipo papers.annualm revenue and the monthly users when it filed its ipo papers. revenue and fou the monthly users when it filed its ipo papers. but nonetheless highly anticipated. >> we'll also bring in michael chase from social radar. michael, kayla has gone through all the details. where do you think knowing what we now know this stock should price? >> i think you're going to see pricing in the high 20s, low 30s. but i think that's just where it prices. because if take you a look at just some of the early metrics and numbers they put out, what you're seeing is a company that has great revenue growth, the majority of their money coming from mobile advertising, which

charlie gasparino is here now for an interview with tom gorman, securities lawyer at law firm dorsey to discuss what threats jpmorgan still faces. charlie. >> tom, how are you? thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> this is kind of i think of course everybody is focused on the $13 billion this current deal, we think would be done that this is the week it is finished but there is the future, private litigation that could come out of this. a lot of that resolves around the concessions that jpmorgan is going to have to agree with, the facts in this settlement. just how much, how important is this? where do you see this thing going? >> well, there's two open questions here. one's the criminal cases we can come back to if you like. the other is what you brought up, that is so-called, admissions that the government will extract from jpmorgan. they're negotiating those now and, what they say in them, and how they say it, and what they go to can be all important to potential liability down the road in the future in class actions for jpmorgan. >> you know, listen, the stock, we

jack dorsey tweeted out to rouhani, good evening, our citizens of iran eager to read your tweets. >> his account responded: >> it's time for our business block. how are the markets continue to go react to the government shutdown? >> investors didn't seem bothered yesterday, but today, stock futures are pointing lower, indicating a negative start when trading begins. the dow will open at 15191 tuesday. the index rose 62 points. the s&p at 1695. the nasdaq at 3817, both also coming off slight gain. nikki is down sharply today. at the end of the line october 17. even approaching the deadline is dangerous according to one economist. >> with the debt ceiling, we're talking about the potential of a default on u.s. government securities, the government non-payment of certain debts, non-fulfillment of contractual obligations and the chaos that could result would be far more damaging than what we're seeing with the shut down. >> since may, the treasury has taken a number of steps to keep the country under the debt limit set by law. >> a couple of tech stocks to watch, microsoft, possible trou

his name is jack dorsey. what he is talking about is his latest venture. it's called "scare."rk. i find him fascinating. i went to hear a talk of his talking about all of things he tried and then eventually led him to do twitter. and now he's trying to disrupt a whole other big industry? >> and it would be -- twitter is on their road show with bankers, he's on the road meeting with small business openers in different cities across the u.s. and canada. we caught up with him and he's really focused on an area that he says needs help. it's commerce. he said small business owners have to spend too much of their time with back office stuff. not able to be out in front and working on the business, trying to grow their business. he thinks this is an area that he could contribute with. squares has been around since 2009, but they're lunching it to other areas. a service where you can send cash over e-mail. but the reason people are paying attention to this is because of the success of twitter. i asked him about those very high expectations. have a listen to what he said. >> it's not s

they include cofounder evan williams, cofounder jack dorsey and current ceo.o list only one class of shares that means the twitter ceo and cofounders will have the same voting power per share that you would have if you choose to invest. we expect to see the stock debut in november. jenna. jenna: that will being interesting to see. an interesting strategy. jo, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. jon: all right. winter is coming to my native colorado but after the worst flooding flooding in that state's history dozens of communities and thousands of survivors are simply not ready. so now the race is on to rebuild the heavily damaged roads and towns before winter gets really fierce. alicia acuna is live from boulder, colorado, where it is already snowing. alicia? >> reporter: that's right, jon. part of the problem is getting supplies to these mountain towns because their access roads are so heavily damaged the access is really so limited. you can see this is just one road that leads up to the resort town of es test park, where we went before the cold weather came

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then current chairman and co-founder jack dorsey has 4.9%. ceo dick costolo has 1.6% of the company. then there's institutional holders. benchmark, union square, spark capital, plus dst global along with rizi traverse. the number of shares twitter will offer and what the pricing range will be is unknowns. we still don't know which exchange it'll list on. becky. >> thank you. up bright and early. standing right there in front of the twitter sign. that's julia boorstin. >>> in the meantime, investors and treasury don't seem to be on the same page. yesterday, several of our guests said the deadline for the debt ceiling would come and go while treasury warned of a financial shock. >> we're not that far over the edge that we're actually going to default on treasury debt. that's not going to happen. >> if it goes one second beyond the debt limit, you know, that will not do us in. >> these are the sort of economic numbers they're trying to put on. not just the default or the shutdown but the effect on sentiment of the potential for some of these bad