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in new york, the dow jones industrial average fell 258 points, or 2.4% to 10,655. market players say growing concerns over the european credit problems are dampening investors' appetite for risk. >>> now let's get a check on tokyo stock markets. the dow has dropped over 2% for the second day in a row. it's now at the lowest level since september of last year. market players have been concerned about the weaker euro zone economies, specifically greece. for more, we cross over to ramin mellegard at the tokyo stock exchange. the concerns over greece are holding a grip over markets. how are markets reacting this tuesday morning here in japan? >> very good morning to you, ai. come big moves there in stocks, currencies and gold. i'll come to that in a second. let's go to the opening levels here for the nikkei and the topix this tuesday morning. you can see the nikkei down over 100 points. the topix down over 10 points. global markets continue to be gripped by euro zone issues. eu officials and leaders and also central bank officials about them getting to grips with the s

. >> the market right now jumping today on news france and germany have agreed to boost its bailout fund. the dowed up 180 points. >> jon: whoo-hoo. we partied so hard that night. i was doing coke with a 20-year-old model. so much better than the previous tuesday's news from europe. >> there's a little bit of worry about whether slovakia. >> will agree to pony up its share of the european bailout money. >> down 47 points. >> jon: i still partied hard that night too, just crack with a 62-year-old former model. (laughter) fortunately he accepted dog money. (laughter) but even that was a much better night than wall street had last monday, you know, when they got that news from europe. >> the dow dropped nearly 250 points after the german governor played down hopes that a solution to europe's debt crisis was imminent. >> jon: the end times are upon us! i hearby exercise the clause in my comedy central contract that allows me to eat one correspondent. bring me my final meal. bridge it to me! >> no, no, no, no,. no, no, no. no, don't. >> jon: let me do it. >> jon, no, no, don't do it there's no need fo

. >>> after spending some time dancing along the neutral line, the dow managed to move into new session highs. there has been a mix of news today including some relatively good news about unemployment benefits. we'll have more on that in a moment. but still some concern over european debt crisis. the dow is up 23. the max dark is down 7. technology still having a tough time. s&p is up 4. >>> greek lawmakers officially pass add deeply resented austerity bill that led to violent protests on the streets of athens. and those protests came at a high price today when a protester was killed as thousands of greeks faced off against police. this began as a large rally in downtown athens but turned ugly when masked protesters with firefightbombs turned on peaceful communist party supporters. the new measure include pay and tax cuts on civil service as well as pension cuts and tax hikes for all greeks. >>> back here in the u.s., the number of people collecting unemployment benefits is down slightly in the last week. 403,000 people filed initial claims for jobless benefits. that's down 6000 from th

the dow jones ended high or news that the european commercial banks will be put on solid footing to deal with further fallout. to see how things are kicking off, let's go to the tokyo stock exchange. some sustained optimism over the issues, how are tokyo markets reacting? >> we are seeing a looft for the nikkei as well as from that weaker yen that we have seen for the gains at the dollar and the ro. let's have a look at the opening levels and at one point in the first few minutes of trading, the nikkei was up over 100 points. yesterday it did fall back a touch and we should keep a close eye on sectors that despite the positive sentiment may be vulnerable. i'm talking about the auto sector and the excessive floods we have seen in thailand, the likes of honda and toyota due to the extensive floods as well as precision development makers that have exactries there. we will keep track of that during the session. disruptions to the fly chain are the main concerns for the market. having said all of that, let's look at currency levels. that may provide a bit of relief overall to exporters with t

in new york, the dow industrials closed up 1.5%. the euro is trading for $1.38. finance ministers are working on a comprehensive plan to save the euro zone. the german chancellor, angela merkel, continues to encounter criticism over her leadership in this crisis. she spoke with her country's labor leaders. >> he is one of europe's most powerful trade union leaders. he remains -- maintains good relations with the prime minister, angela merkel. >> the intensely debated issue may only be dared as it is prepared with the utmost care. and all the to avert something worse and to bring about structural reforms. >> despite growing skepticism about efforts to shore up the euro, he wants solidarity across europe. he reminded the chancellor about growing social inequality. he said germany endorsed equal pay for equal work as a human rights when it ratified paragraph 23 of the u.n. charter. this cannot be continuously violate it. germany's trade unions want the chancellor to remember that during these times of crisis, workers have tightened their belts more than one notch. >

the dow jones went on a tear thursday, relieved of anxiety after euro zone leaders hammered out a deal to solve their debt crisis and stop it from spreading. news of the sweeping deal stoked optimism on wall street with rejuvenated investors sending the dow soaring 340 points, putting it on track for one of its best months ever. after feeling the rally, the economy grew at its fastest pace of the year in the third quarter with gross domestic product growing at a 2.5% annual rate, way up from just 1.3% over the prior three months. we will have much more on the market's run-up coming up in business. >>> a decades-old case of discrimination against black farmers is being addressed now that a federal judge has approved a landmark $1.2 billion settlement. the case had been settled back in 1999 for $1 billion after a group of african-american farmers successfully sued the department of agriculture for claims they were unfairly denied loans and other federal aid. the second round of payments is directed at tens of thousands of farmers who missed an earlier filing deadline. congress passed a second settlement in february of last year. >>> the defense t

new york stock exchange. here's the big board now dow up 126 points. >>> new study questioning the effectiveness of the flu shot could be your last chance to have your voice heard two bay area school districts are having meetings and expected to vote today on >>> welcome back. time for your california forecast. throw mid 70s and sun through the central valleys cold air to the coast even with sun, 66 big sur, upper 60s to near 70 san diego and l.a.. palm springs 82. 48 tahoe yosemite and valley 62. >>> students and parents in two financially strapped districts could find out today if their schools are going into the history books. seven schools are on the chopping block. katie marzullo live with details on the story. >> reporter: these are tough decisions. there are two meetings today in which district officials will decide if they are going to close schools for good. grab your planner and be ready. we start in oakland five schools in danger of being closed. over the last few months we've seen several meetings where parents make the case for their school to stay open. district officials say enrollment is down an

. >>> welcome back to the morning news, dow jones industrial average up 235 point, visa reports profitsre up, exxon mobile reports profits are up and economy grew over the summer and that's pumping up stocks this morning. >>> governor jerry brown will announce his plan to overhaul the public retirement system. his proposal will raise the retirement age for most new employees and all workers would have to pay more towards retirement and healthcare and it would save $900 million a year. he asks lawmakers to approve his plan and then put it on the ballot for voters to weigh in. >>> bart board will decide on a new policy when to cut off cell phone service. they were criticized for shutting down service with an effort to block off cell phone service and they say they would only shut off cell phone service that threaten lives or property which includes a terrorist attack. the board will meet at 9:00 this morning. >>> some ingredients added to food, reports show they were deemed safe by the manufacturer's association. those include grape seed extract and artificially since that sized -- artifi

new york stock exchange. right now the big board, the dow is flat up seven points so far. >>> a change of heart about a changest bay newspaper that won't be getting a new name after all. >>> we'll show you that overnight satellite launch that mike has been talking about. we'll explain how it is going to affect everyone tuned into our tv station, right now. >> reporter: oakland and san francisco will be connected today. log dignataries say it is time ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñ(ñj >>> welcome back. 6:45. sprinkles around eureka 57, sun through the central valley into the coast mid to upper 70s there sierra sunshine temperatures hovering near 60 in tahoe to near 70 yosemite southern california warmer sunshine near 80 in l.a. low to mid 70s in san diego. here's eric with more news. >>> the oakland tribune will not be changing its name. the president of the bay area news group which owns the paper says reader complaints are forcing the company to backtrack on plans to create a regional paper with a different name. he says the newspaper will invest more in -- in more local content. setting up a community media l

wall street celebrating after positive news in debt united states and europe. the dow jones finished above the 12,000 mark. the president was talking about promising news on the global economy. let's get more on today's surge at the stock-market. >> some are calling it the magical month of october. we saw our best day in almost three weeks. for every one stock that fell today, nine or up. there are two major reasons to be optimistic. >> it has been a long time since the bulk brought smiles this big. start overseas -- the crisis in europe eased significantly after banks said they will slashed increased's of debt and prevented from taking down countries like spain. >> they need to make sure it's implemented fully and decisively. >> i think a number of very hopeful days are ahead of us for greece and europe and the united states. >> the other big factor is here at home. the gdp, our economy grew by 2.5% in the third quarter, a big bump over the 0.9% growth in the first half of the year. soon, the market skyrocketed up 415 points, though with that air of caution. >> it may

the dow closed up 330 points today, or 3%, continuing a runup that began last week. at the same time, a new report says americans are seeing their incomes fall even more rapidly than during the recession. incomes are down 6.7% since the recession ended after falling just half that amount during the recession. and that's one reason for the protests that began on wall street are now spreading across the country from honolulu to boston, saf to miami. 67 cities in 33 states. jim axelrod is in downtown manhattan. jim? >> reporter: well, norah, new york's mayor michael bloomberg now says the protestors can stay here indefinitely as long as no laws are broken. that's as clear as he's been so far that the demonstrations will continue unimpeded. the occupy wall street protestors have set up a camp with a food court, newspaper, medical unit, internet cafe, even yoga practice. but uniting behind one clear cohesive message? that's a different story. do you need a unified message? >> no. we do not need a unified message. >> reporter: 28-year-old max hodes has been here at zucotti park for 23 straight da

sherri ly, fox 5 news. >>> dow jones finishes up 3 your points. the leaders agree to give greek a second bailout and keep the economies of spain and italy collapsing. the dow closed above the 12,000 level since the first time in august. right now, it's on track for the best month since january of 1987. with the dow, the nasdaq, and s&p reported big gapes. the -- big gains. the white house will continue working with european leaders to make sure they close the deal. >>> coming up, an addiction expert takes the stand as the defense wraps up the case. >>> and an investigation is launched in occupy oakland's protest. after a marine is hurt during the clashes with police. >>> plus, a happy reunion after the devastate earthquake in turkey. we have the story for you coming up. gary. >>> thank you, laura. some rain back in the city right now. a little bit out there for the evening commute. we are going to dry out later on this evening and the attention focuses toward saturday. there is a storm coming. we'll talk about that. the first look of the forecast

>> reporter: norah, this was the dow's biggest rally in two months and it was fueled by new optimism that europe is finally getting a grip on its debt crisis. france and germany agreed over the weekend to come up with a plan to strengthen european banks by early november so, after dipping into bear territory last monday, that's a decline of 20% from its highs, the s&p 500 has rallied back more than 10% in just a week and all 30 stocks in the dow, norah, were up today. >> o'donnell: incredible. do you think the rally can last? >> reporter: this was the tenth triple digit move in the dow in the past 11 sessions. we've had some good economic news like last friday's job number, better than expected so fears of a recession easing somewhat but they haven't gone away. >> o'donnell: anthony mason, thank you so much. in egypt, christian leaders blamed the military for yesterday's deadly violence, the worst since protestors toppled president hosni mubarak in february. mark phillips reports at least 26 people were killed in the streets of cairo, most of them christians. >> reporter: the hostili

the dow was up 340 points crossing above the 12,000 mark. you can see, it still is on the newso see what it does today, but so far the dow is trading lower. >>> coming up, there's a thin line between a lie and a mistake. so, which side is senator mark rubio on? your opinion might depend on your politics. we'll dig into it, next. >>> 36 minutes after the hour. a whole lot of republicans think florida senator marco rubio would be the perfect vice presidential pick next year, but some democrats say he lied about his family for political gain. now, rubio is on the defense. jim acosta explains. >> reporter: during a series of events in florida, marco rubio admitted what is now widely known that he botched the details of his own family story. his parents did not come to the u.s. after fidel castro seized control of cuba in 1959. they came in 1956 as his corrected site states now. >> does it change anything? absolutely not. >> reporter: a democratic leaning political action committee called americanbridge 21st century say the dates do matter. suggesting in this video he is not a cuban

economy, the dow like the news and wall street is up.k: if you are a verizon customer, it should be easier to get your hands on the new iphone. here is a view at the verizon store in downtown san francisco. they opened at 8:00 a.m.. verizon has been able to sell iphone and offer services for them since february of this year. you can also go to a separate store as well. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. do not go away. here is a live look outside at the approach to the bay bridge. adhere >>darya: a look at the weather. it is going to be nice. >>louisa: it is gorgeous. blue skies, sunshine and a clear shot of downtown san francisco. if we are starting with mild temperatures. in san francisco, 67. by noon, 74. 77 in san francisco today and back down to the upper 60s by the 8:00 hour. you can see a ridge of high pressure in place and dominating at the map. we'll actually see temperatures a warming today, apparently similar to yesterday. a lot of sunshine to almost of the day. you may want to think about heading to the be

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the dow jones average edged higher after news of more progress on the eurozone debt problem. to see how things are kicking off in tokyo this friday morning, we kick it over to ramin. what can you tell us? >> very good morning to you. we did see the dow gets a boost there following the positive eurozone problems. as well as a strong figure for the philadelphia manufacturing index which came in above most forecasts. so that was a bit of a boost there. but having a look now at the opening levels for the nikkei and the topix. we're down just marginally. the nikkei now down for the week. and market players maybe a littleesitant to make any big moves ahead of that key meeting of european leaders this weekend. but markets also aware as you were just saying about a second meeting and the results of that due next wednesday. so we might see some range trading or hesitant trading ahead of that. again, the currency markets will be affected there. but having a look at some of the levels there with the euro/yen, and dollar/yen. 76.84-86 at the dollar/yen. you can see there's some hesitancy

news. good earnings from caterpillar. right now, the nasdaq is up 92. the -- the dui is up 92. the -- the dow is up 92. lmart is announcing a new price-matching strategy that they hope will make holiday shoppers want to shop their shopping earlier than usual. the world's largest retailer says it will guarantee shoppers they will get the lowest prices at walmart no matter when they buy their holiday shopping. any shopper who buys something and later finds it at another store for a lower price will get a walmart gift card for the price difference. the offer is good between november 1st through christmas day and plies to stores and online. >>> mattel is now agreeing to the biggest toy acquisition in a dick aid. the company behind barbie and hot wheels is buying hit entertainment which manufacturers thomas the tank engine and bob the builder for $680 million. mattel says the deal will compalestine the two companies marketing and distribution capabilities. once the news of the merger was announced, mattel's shares are up 2% right now. >>> tonight, the cardinals face the rangers in folks for -- in texas for g

stocks began the new month with triple digit losses with concern about the economy in greece. the dow plunged 258 points. nasdaq shot down 79. the s&p 500 closed down 32 points. >>> in an era of debt and unemployment, financial planning can be crucial. teenagers are given the tools to handle their finances. they are bringing the bank to the students. we explain from riverdale, maryland. >> reporter: jennifer is an associate teller at capitol one bank. the bank branch is inside her school. >> we learn about budgeting and credit card debt and how not to get yourself into a deficit. they give us scenarios, you are a dentist and work here and here. we have to find out everything. we have to get our own medical insurance. a savings plan. how much do you pay for movie tickets. >> this is open three and a half hours a day three days a week. they manage and oversee the bank. itis only open to students, teachers and administrators. it adheres to other regulations. >> how many students who go off to college have no idea how to manage their money. it's the first account they have had. they don't

that's helping out along with the europe news. dow up 123. nasdaq up 14. s&p up 8. >> thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> it is 6:51 now. a should in questions the effectiveness of flu vaccines. university of minnesota researchers say the vaccine is only 59% effective in adults according to data from a 40- year period. on the other hand, they found that nasal mist with the live vaccine gives significant protection for young children. children age 7 and younger got the mist and 83% never got the flu >>> a big step in the fight of cancer-causing hpv. federal health advisers are now recommending a vaccine given to girls to protect against cervical cancer should also be given to boys. the virus is the most common sexually-transmitted disease in the country. if approved by the cdc, insurance companies would pay for boys to also get vaccinated. >>> all right, you apple fans. you might soon have a new gadget to watch your favorite tv programs. the late steve jobs told his boyographer that he finally figured out -- biographer that he final

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the dow jones went on a tear relieved of anxiety after european leaders hammer out a deal. news of the sweeping deal stoked optimism on wall street yesterday with rejuvenate ed investors sending the dow soaring 340 points, putting on track for one of the best months ever. the economy grew at fastest pace of the year in the third quarter with gdp growing at 2.5% annual rate, way up from just 1.3% over the prior three months. we will have more on the market run-up coming up in business. >>> a decade's old case of discrimination against black farmers is being addressed now that a federal judge has approved a landmark $1.2 billion settlement. the case had been settled back in 1999 for $1 billion after a group of african-american farmers successfully sued the department of agriculture for claims that they were denied loans and other federal aid. the second round of payments is directed at tens of thousands of farmers who missed an earlier filing deadline. congress passed the second settlement in february of last year. >>> the defense team for michael jackson's physician is winding do

news continues. on wall street the dow soared over to other points, details coming up as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look at the bay bridge. for fifth half will we faugh >>mark: we're keeping our eyes on wall street. after big gains on friday, the dow jones was up almost 200 points. today we are watching futures ended they are flat. concerns about the debt crisis in europe. we will bring you the numbers on wall street on what appears to be a flat start to the markets. justin >> protesters continued to camped out in oakland despite a threat by the city to have them removed. these are live pictures into the newsroom with what is happening in the occupy protests. police are now issuing tickets to vehicles that even stop to donate to protesters. jackie sissel is live to protest the latest. >>jackie: even after they were warned by the city of oakland into the police department that they needed to clear out, it has been a quiet, peaceful morning. protesters state that they have been warned by the police department that they will stay. so far no confrontation. it has been quiet and peaceful.

friday, which was also based on news of europe.t right now jumping today on news france and germany have agreed bailout fund. the dowed up points. >> jon: whoo-hoo. we partied so hard that night. i was doing coke withuch better than the previous tuy'swse europe. >> there's a little bit of worry about whether slovakia. up its bailout money. >> jon: i still partied hard, just crack with a 62-year-old former model. (laughter)fortunately he accepted dog money. (laughter) but even that was a much better night than wall that news from europe. nearly 250 points germangovernor played down that a solution to europe's debt crisis was imminent. >> jon: the end times are upon us! i hearbyause in my bridge it no no, don't. >> jon: let th no get back off there's no need for to you do bailout deal nigh >> jon: so why is t volatile? everyone knewwas taking place today. they knew that is when they would why so strongly to all the rumors from europe and events from europe. is okay. i the market is random and unpredic anyone that can tell you they can predict where theeven a month they're. these royal swings completely normal. they. >

a preview on what is ahead on world news at 6:30. the dow jones was up 166 points.sdaq up 47 police. the finish was thanks to better than expected retail sales and easing fears in europe. to a consumer alert, a gas store near you could soon be closing. this is sad news. officials say they will shutdown 189 stores in north america by the end of 2013. it plans to downsize the old navy stores, while north american store h's be shutdown overseas, many of gaps brands will be adding stores in the next 18 months. >>> soon you will tell e bay to picture this. the on line marketplace is adding image recognition technology to its mobile offerings. e bay says shoppers will be able to take a picture of something they like and match the photo with a similar item for sale on the site. officials hope to have it available by the end of the year. are you thinking about buying the iphone 4s, the latest greatest smart phones can be tempting. what is hot isn't necessarily what is best for you. if you are upgrading, karen tells us answering questions could avoid big bills later. >> repo

new york stock exchange. here's a live look at the big board now. dow feature that could make finding what you are looking for on ebay as easy as snapping a picture on your smartphone. >>> drunk on gummi bears. the trick teens are using to get drunk that every parent needs to know about. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland. new report is highly critical of the police department's administration. we are ing out the chief had the report the -- the day before he announced his resignation. the story comininininininininin . >>> hi everyone i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. this daughters a travel plans take to you southern california get ready for a -- scorcher l.a. today, fresno 88°, tahoe comfortable 72. now back to the news. >>> 6:45. the first votes in the 12 presidential race could be cast in less than two months. new hampshire is considering moving up its primary to december 6th. if the primary vote were to take place today it appears herman cain could be the republican nominee. new "wall street journal"/nbc poll has cain leading all challen

three percent among the losers is alcoa with shares dropping almost five percent on the dow following b. of a new maker's disappointing third quarter report in europe markets are edging high despite his rejection of the plan to expand the euro zone's rescue fund late tuesday reports he's out over half a percent of the dax is up over two percent man group is talking the losers list of foods the shouting over five and a half percent among the winners though is eurasia natural resources that are gaining over seven percent this hour. and here in russia stocks head for the strongest level in two weeks as oil rises come isaacs is gaining point eight percent even trading they are test is up over three and three three percent now let's have a look at some individual shambo some of my six and as you mages abroad on the rise with gazprom among the main gainers newest nicholas lower the russian daily bread misty reports that the money may need government approval for its program citing a letter from the russian anti trust regulator and russia's grain and sugar producer does almost two percent on news that t

new fiber one 80 cories. yes, you can actually love breakfast. ♪ >> 6:29 the opening bell is rings right now. the dowed to start on a down note after big losses for asian markets overnight. new report shows u.s. companies are paying more for gas and food. we'll get the latest live from the new york stock exchange in about 15 minutes. >>> top officials of the san jose police department will answer questions this morning about the latest police-related shooting. officers shot and killed a suspect sunday in the sixth police shooting of the year. terry mcsweeney is live in san jose with the latest. >> reporter: that meeting something going to take place here at police headquarters 11 he:00 this morning. the chief is going to be -- at 11:00 this morning. is going to be talking about new evidence. this happened sunday, a man shot and killed this is the sixth shooting by police this year. three of the shootings have been deadly. seven police shootings all told over the past two years is the worst year since 2004. the police auditor who checks to see if procedure was followed, says there has been only one ci

its rates so netflix is benefitting shares up 3% on the news so that's good news for netflix for a change. right now the dow by 25 points. nasdaq is down by 10. s&p off by 6. frank and grace, hp shares up by 3% on their news. >> good day. we'll take it. >> reporter: a flat day is a great day. we'll take it. >> thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> and a quick getaway for oakland mayor jean quan. look at this. this is after "occupy" protestors booed her away from the podium set up at frank ogawa plaza last night. a lot of people are upset when she gave the green light to use force against the "occupy" movement on tuesday. the images of tear gas and bloody protestors really thing the national headlines all week long. >> yes they are. and we turn to cbs 5 political insider phil matier and former mayor willie brown for more on the media impact. they are already chatting. good morning. >> hold it. hold it. let me ask you straight up again, okay? what did you think of jean quan's handling of this whole occupy situation? >> terrible. if she was a football coach on an nfl team, she would be r

vowing to support the -- hackive s are vowing to support google by erasing the new york stock exchange from the internet. dowq all trading sharply this morning. bloomberg silicon valley index up 2%. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >>> 6:47. try these numbers on for size. one million that's the up in of spectators estimated to have flooded into san francisco over the weekend for fleet week. those are the whether you angels. they roared over the bay area saturday. yesterday's show had to be cut short because of fog. the news came as a disappointment to thousands who turned out for the last day of the air show. the precision-flying team didn't the show could go on safely with the fog. today several hips will be open for tours we have a link with times and locations on our website abc7news.com unsee it on tv. >>> san mateo -- coast right now, one of our favorite fall events super bowl of the giant pumpkin showdown in a couple of hours we'll know which grower is taking home the title of pumpkin king at the half moon bay pumpkin festival. $6 per pound. anybody who can top the world record wins

apple did not release any new iphones or i pad during the reviewed quarter. >>> the dow gained 180-pound, nasdaq also finished the day higher up 42 points. >>> a new report is shedding light on california's depleted fund. the state owes $8 billion to the federal government that it borrowed to pay unemployment benefits. the record finds that while california pays lower weekly benefits than other states it pays them for longer periods and to more people. the state could consider changes to eligibility and the amount of time that benefits are paid. >>> wildlife rescue workers are searching for an injured hawk that was shot with a nail gun at golden state park. here's a picture of that wounded bird which was spotted last week. the group called wild rescue has set up traps in the area and are hoping to capture the bird and take it to a veterinarian. a $5,000 reward is now being offered leading to the conviction of the person responsible. wild rescue is asking anyone who sees the bird to go to its website and report the location. you can find a link to their site under web links on ktvu.com. >

headlines >>today's stocks are gaining ground here on columbus day there is no negative news to talk about the dow was up nearly 300 points at this hour and there is a bit optimistic news on the economy new forecasts point to the u.s. economy dodging a recession at least for now thanks in part to better than expected job creation reports from september they grew 103,000 jobs created last month economists are saying that the economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter but experts say that we are not in the clear yet because of the european debt problems the latest i-phone 4-s is selling big topping 1 million in the first 24 hours it's the most successful launch ever for an apple product. the phone will be available at the retail stores friday morning in the meantime sprint shares are at close to all-time low records analysts just cut the ratings on the stock after sprint had its investor meeting last week the overland park kansas company reported that it was going to boost spending it also has liquidity concerns and will have to raise more money and investors seem to be lacking news abou

news for the market. the struggling u.s. economy and a showing signs of life. yesterday the dow jones closed up 340 points, putting october contract to be the single best month for the market in 25 years. >> investors are rushing back in. >> the wall street growth was spurred by good news from overseas. the american economy grew at a rate of 2.5% driven mostly by consumer spending. >> i have been saving and the deal was good. >> people are buying cars again. ford motor company posted its ninth straight profitable quarter. and stores are starting to stock up for the holiday sales rush. >> you can only patch up the old. shoes for so long. >> european leaders announced yesterday a critical deal to stabilize the region's debt crisis. \ some will absorb half of greek debt and the european bailout fund will be expanded to keep italy and spain out of more fiscal trouble. president obama said european growth is critical for the u.s. >> battle of an impact on our businesses and are prepaour ability to create jobs. >> the white house is cautious. >> it's better than we had in previous qua

the dow at 10,500. >> live in the kron 4 news room and falling dr. conrad murray and voluntary manslaughter trial. live pictures of las angeles. so far we have seen family members of michael jackson arriving. they're waiting for the trial to start. >> the drive time is now running 44 minutes out of south san jose. on the bay bridge there is not much improvement, up to the mes and a 20-22 minute drive time from 580 and highway 24. that is a rough ride. an easy trip from marin county although heavy through marin county especially northern marin to smith ranch road. >> news around the bay, an oakland city councilman is accusing the mayor of not doing enough to fight crime. he is taking it upon himself to oppose a solution. he is proposing three different initiatives to give police additional tools to fight an ever increasing rise in violent crime in oakland. expanding gang injunction. the second would be fought with loitering and public laws and the third would establish a curfew for those under 18. hot new this morning, residents in san carlos may smel

news will be right back. stay with us. >>james: the dow is up, better than 245 points. the s&p is also positive nearly 30 points. the nasdaq is up above 50 points on the day. a lot of good news coming from the european union. they have said we will fix the problems with greece. everyone is liking what they are hearing. >>darya: our big story this morning, an earthquake shook the bay area at 5:36 a.m.. it was centered in berkeley. a 3.6 magnitude earthquake woke up a lot of people. we have gotten hundreds of comments from the viewers. we will continue our team coverage in a couple of minutes. >>james: is 8:00 a.m.. our top story this morning, breaking news, the earthquake and berkeley. >>darya: is 3.6 magnitude on the heels of a week where we received a lot of activity. one week ago, we saw other points bigger than this one. over four magnitude. this one was a 3.6 magnitude. we spoke with an expert from usgs moments after the earthquake. >> i did not think it is a precursor to anything. there was a 4.0 magnitude earthquake that occurred on october 20th. that generated a s

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. >> all right, thank you for joining us, tom. 14,000 is what the dow was at, that is amazing. other news from around the world, a jail sentence handed down to a former ukrainian minister. he was found guilty of acceding powers involving a gas deal with russia. the ruling was criticized by the u.s., you, and russia, but the ukrainian government says that the verdict must be respected and that no one is above the law. a nigerian man accused of an attempt to bomb a flight bound to the united states with explosives sewn into his underwear. in his opening statements, they say he was on a terrorist mission to kill nearly 300 people. child sacrifices said to be a practice of held by which doctors seems to have emerged in the bond. -- in uganda. little is being done to help the potential victims. according to a major report released by the jubilee campaign, around 900 children in uganda have fallen victim to the practice. our correspondent traveled to the capital, where he met one victim managed to survive the ordeal. >> he did suffer brain damage, which is permanent, unfortunately. >> they call

new york stock exchange. check this out, live look shows major rally dow up 253 points. >> >> the meeting that could bring milesof new toll lanes to the bay area. >>> curious new lawsuit>x>x>x>xi >>> welcome back. 6:45. california forever cast, cool pú&hc% eureka, tahoe 54 ev6om sçhh sunshine. 66 yosemite, throw mid 70s from san diego, big sur through the -- central valley 80s palm springs and l.a.. >>> a big victory for apple. one that will give it is advantage overcome pet fors. the company has a u.s. patent for the slide to unlock feature. that means no other device use that same sweeping gesture without facing legal action. apple has spent years battling other smartphone makers over patents, including this one. >>> 6:46. markets around the world are booming this morning on word there's a new plan for dealing with europe's debt. >> bloomberg reporter jane king join us live from the new york stock exchange with the latest on that. >>> some resemblance of a plan coming out of europe. they have expectations very low the fact we got something maybe not great details but we did get something sending markets on a

news of europe. >> the market right now france and germany have agreed bailout fund. the dow up 180 points.: whoo-hoo. we partied so hard that night. i was doing coke with ach betteran the previous tuesday's news europe. >> there's a little bit of worry about whether slovakia. > up bailout money. >> down 47 >> jon: i still partied that night too, just crack with a former mod fortunately he accepted money. (laughter) but even that was a better night than wall that news from europe. >> the dearly 250 points germanvernor played down that a solution to europe's debt crisis was imminent. >> jon: the end times are upon us! i hearbyse in my no no, don't. >> jon: let m ther back off the for to you do t bailout deal night. >> jon: so why is the everyone knew s taking place today. they knew that is when they would g why does wall street react so strongly to all therumors fromurope and events from europe. is okay. i ca the market is random and unpredictaanyone that can tell you they can predict where the days or even a month they're swings are completely normal. they i. >> jon: i'm sorr

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even a little good news was enough to trigger a big rally on wall street. the dow jones industrials opens this morning after its largest single gain in august. the dow jumped nearly 340 points yesterday. for october it's up 11%, that is on track for its largest one-month percentage gain in 25 years. ashley morrison is here in new york with more. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. >> reporter: asian markets picked up where wall street left off. the eu debt deal put many overseas investors in a buying mood. tokyo's nikkei gained almost 1.5%. hong kong's hang seng was up almost 2%. here at home, the month is so good for stocks some are calling it rocktober. but it's, once again, a tale of wall street versus main street. fears of recession have eased for the moment, but they haven't been erased. technically, the economy has recovered from the recession. our gross domestic product, that's the total value of all the goods and services in america, hit 13.3 trillion dollars in the third quarter, surpassing the previous peak set before the economy went so