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mist econ decisions as well. misty conditions as well. mid50s and mid60s a the 5:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. upper 60s. we will be tracking the cooling trend 4:30 to 7:00. >>> we want to update you on the mount diablo wildfire. there are flaif ups -- flare ups, but the fire is not spreading. >> it stayed at 3700 acres for most of the day. 700 firefighters are battling this wildfire right now. >> three have suffered minor injuries. the fire is about 20% contained tonight. >> and it is not just threatening homes, but power lines and communications equipment. the area will not be as hot tomorrow, but still dry and warm with wind gusts. fire lines will still be a challenge tomorrow. >> our next update from cal fire tomorrow morning at 6:00. we will have that for you on abc7 morning news. >>> in the meantime, that is this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. we appreciate your time. >> abc news president coulds now on-line and on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. >> for larry beil and sandhya patel, have a good night. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore

in this hot high- tech econ silicon valley is going all to attract top talent. sumi das shows us: facebook's menlo park headquarters-- is practically a small city.. big-time perks. this is the campus that fack built. with it's metropolit vibe, it's not your typical office park. >> our courtyard is really paying tribute to our roots that will come from downtown. so when you go out there, you're going to feel the urban feel to it. >> reporter: they have all the necessities and then some. restaurants, the full-fledge bank. >> we actually have a throwback barbershop. we also have the wood shop here. >> reporter: and the vending machine, the on-side health center, the bike repair shops and the other extras, they may add to the bottom line. but in the end, it will be a smart business decision. and the assumption, of course, is that the employees, they will spend any spare time building and improving the social network. >> what we offer on the convenience, the purposes, to create the employees here. >> reporter: for most companies, the smart business decision that make

mist econ decisions as well. misty conditions as well. mid50s and mid60s a the 5:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m.we will be tracking the cooling trend 4:30 to 7:00. >>> we want to update you on the mount diablo wildfire. there are flaif ups -- flare ups, but the fire is not spreading. >> it stayed at 3700 acres for most of the day. 700 firefighters are battling this wildfire right now. >> three have suffered minor injuries. the fire is about 20% contained tonight. >> and it is not just threatening homes, but power lines and communications equipment. the area will not be as hot tomorrow, but still dry and warm with wind gusts. fire lines will still be a challenge tomorrow. >> our next update from cal fire tomorrow morning at 6:00. we will have that for you on abc7 morning news. >>> in the meantime, that is this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. we appreciate your time. >> abc news president coulds now on-line and on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. >> for larry beil and sandhya patel, have a good night.

mist econ decisions as well. misty conditions as well. mid50s and mid60s a the 5:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m.cking the cooling trend 4:30 to 7:00. >>> we want to update you on the mount diablo wildfire. there are flaif ups -- flare ups, but the fire is not spreading. >> it stayed at 3700 acres for most of the day. 700 firefighters are battling this wildfire right now. >> three have suffered minor injuries. the fire is about 20% contained tonight. >> and it is not just threatening homes, but power lines and communications equipment. the area will not be as hot tomorrow, but still dry and warm with wind gusts. fire lines will still be a challenge tomorrow. >> our next update from cal fire tomorrow morning at 6:00. we will have that for you on abc7 morning news. >>> in the meantime, that is this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. we appreciate your time. >> abc news president coulds now on-line and on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. >> for larry beil and sandhya patel, have a good night. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know th

its allies are simply looking for a pretext for a military strike on syria arch is going to teach econ joins us now live going to tell us what's behind this tough rhetoric from russia's foreign minister. well in c. the u.s. says they will stop the work toward securing syria's chemical weapons if washer doesn't sign off on a u.n. security council resolution based on chapter seven that would allow use of force so you love i've said this is not something that he and u.s. secretary of state john kerry greed on in geneva the russian foreign minister said instead of using this agreement brokered by russia to get rid of syria's chemical weapons the u.s. is now trying to achieve other goals to condition. us and this is the. american partners starting to blackmail us to the so they see if russia does not agree to chip the seven there's a lucian in the u.n. to see who will stop working with the chemical watchdog in the hague this completely counters what we agreed on was john kerry namely the chemical watchdogs decision and then a supposed news aleutian from the un a c. but without chapter seven

seriously econ do any of that in libya these days and again back in again after it's good office times he had some incentives to at please go along with something that the west and human rights community were demanding the militia on the ground in libya these days have absolutely no incentive to do that and i wonder what would stop the situation developing in taking the same scenario in syria if those if those strikes that the united states is proposing are carried out of an event assad is indeed eliminated as the how devastated he's governing structure is limited do you think that's what ultimately improve the human rights situation on the ground what will two points i mean first of all i don't think dick cheney ship is the worst possible scenario. it's about women but the worst situation is something like what you have in syria today where you have a series of militias you know nobody controls the terror of the country different parts of the country controlled by different factions one of those factions happens to be the government but you have a mass killing going on so this is not

>> ( translated ): econic reform is important and i will take solace in that and i love my country and i am proud of my country i want japan as a country capable of contributing to thehallenges and issues in the world. and i talked about this earlier and what i said may be described as right wing or military the. is but in a country the defense budget has increased by more than 10% in over 20 years and in my case i increased the defense budget after 11 years but only by .. so it's not the headline issue but it's the fact i want you to look at. >> rose: as you know in the 1970s and '80s there was a great sense of japan as the great economic power. in america, they worried japan was going to take over the world. all of your industries were doing so well. then there was a decline. did that do damage to the self-defense of japan? >> as you mentioned, indeed we in japan lost our self-confidence especially the past 15 years and the economic situation kept declining and with the lose of economic power the presence of a country in the world disappears and the degree of contribution a country c

spending through the insurance system and drives up prices and creates price transparency so we can't econ want to know how to control it? >> we have a lot of state regulations and we shoot ourselves in the foot. we talk about expanding the number of health care professionals and have more doctors and nurses and things like that so that if we are going to have 400,000 people going into the system, we will be able to care for them. >> let's talk about the issues and has to do with ken cuccinelli's tax plan. he has a plan that other people will say it's a low tax state already. is that something that they do the tax plan? >> the republicans and democrats have their lay book and they don't like to explain how they make the numbers add up. >> the democrats want to say all the things they want to spend and the republicans say tax cuts, tax cuts. my view is different. we have to get the rule of law into the policy. i'm focused on making it more transparent. >> we can focus on things we should be focused on and reduce spending by making our schools offer more efficient health care. >> and passed

. >> he adds when more people are earning money, it creates a stronger econ economy, and that pushes wages hire. >>> doctors are urging parents and kids to get flu shots as soon as possible. they say you can't afford to wait. with the possible dangers tied to the flu. u.s. centers for disease control points out that thousands of american adults die every year from the flu and just last null 160 children died from the flu here in the u.s. >>> right now it's 6:18. we'll go back to sal to check in on the traffic. it will be a very busy 24 hours. >> i think a lot of people are waiting for the bridge to be back. let's take a look at what we have now. the traffic is doing pretty well. this is a look at the toll plaza area. there's a chp car coming up. but there's not anything going on here. because it's not open yet. it's kind of cool to see. but this will be one of the times when the last time i think we'll see it this way for a good, long time. let's take a look at 880 north and south. people have been using that as an alternate route. obviously to the closure up to 580 as well. the clos

afford to eat they can't spend additional money and as a result the entire economy suffers this is econ one hundred one that implicit contract between society and the business owner used to be common knowledge in this country until the reagan revolution was kept intact by businesses now however corporate america has thrown it out the window wal-mart is arguably the most egregious example the nation's largest employer is one big corporate welfare scheme for that company's executives and the multi billionaire walton family wal-mart makes nearly thirty five thousand dollars in profit every minute and as of two thousand and twelve its average annual sales stood at four hundred five billion dollars according to mother jones the six walton's was money comes from wal-mart control an estimated one hundred fifteen billion dollar fortune in total it's more than a staggering forty two percent of the wealth of all americans combined and where did they get all that money they took it out of their business instead of paying their workers a living wage thus at the same time that walmart executives are

if this is good in the president's mind, then he either flunked econ 101, he should be fired, his professorbe fired to for letting him pass that class. things are not good. >> talk about the labor participation rate. the lowest in 30-something years at 63%. it is -- it's stunning. it's stunning. i think matt's right. this is the crux of the economy, ore people unemployed than we had five years ago, 2008. 1.8 million more unemployed. fewer of us have the confidence to even be in the work force as you just mentioned. here's a number that most people don't even talk about. median incomes are down 5%. down 5% in a country where we're used to growing and expanding. we're seeing, well, your top line, your income, it's going down, not up. >> that's a good point. i was looking at some numbers this morning that show that the bottom of the income ranks is 21% unemployed. so you've got this huge, you know, lower -- the upper end is about 3.2% unemployment rate. jo are pushing out people at the jo lowest end of the skill set. >> i'm seeing where the spending is come. the top 20% accounts for 38% of all

they find 27% of americans think the econ mow will get better. it will get worse over the next year. 48% believe the economy will stay the same. the poll also found a record number of voters disapprove of the way president obama is handling the economy. that's a 52%. americans pessimistic about the ability to improve their lives. 39% said it's unlikely said they will be able to move up to the middle class. paying for groceries and utilities are among the top concern. access to health care is the number one area of concern. the data comes as a new study finds the top 1% and 20% of the country's total household income in 2012, that breaks the previous record which was set back in 1928, the year before the historic stock market crash. i said we were going to try to find good news. this is hard to understand. all we are hearing is signs of recovery. >> i have great news for the 1% and better for the..01%. not such good news for everybody else. you mentioned what came out. new numbers on the fwures of income inequality. the news is terrible. over the

ames failed to remember, there was an economic hard times in '08 and '09 when the:3t econ crashed.ss. >> let's go back to the structure in the financial interest of the business. i'm sure the audience knows this, what percentage of the business did you own? >> i had 49%. >> you owned 49% of the business, how do you come about 49% when you put zero up, most people would expect that person that paid for it all to own 100%, unless one party works there day today and runs the operation and the other is a silent partner and all they do is finance. >> that's what i did every day. all of the other investor did was finance it. so your 49% was sweat equity. >> yes, and my mother had 22 years experience in storage facility. i negotiated the deal for the property, put together the business structure, the plan, proposals, market demographics, the research, us going to a convention to meet the operators and vendors. >> judge mathis: day today work. so when you're going into business with someone, just because you put u up all of the money and you do no work, doesn't mean now should get 100% of

they say, if it lasts a few days, the macro econ effect, pretty modest. >> 0.3 percentage points offwth. the economy is only growing at about a 2% range because of the a for mentioned physical head winds. >>> let's get to rick in chicago. >>> chicago, much better than expected, 55.7. that headline number is the strongest since march -- may, when we were 58.7. let's look at some of the internals that are most important to us. if we look at the employment index, that moved from 54.9 to 53.2. new orders moved from 57.2 to 58.9. a little deterioration in employment index. most traders aren't taking a big look at it considering the dynamics of the day. >>> when we come back, an exclusive with lebron james. what has the team owner and carnival corp chairman, mickey ericson, told him about the business. >>> the markets, off of the lows doesn't seem to mean much today. the dow is down 140. we're back in a minute. lyrics: 'take on me...' ♪ ♪ 'take me home...' ♪ 'i'll be gone...' ♪ 'in a day or...' man: twooooooooooooooooo! is that me, was i singing? vo: not paying for scheduled maintenance fe