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and eni. >>> in is the sentiment across the european markets. buying on the back end of monti's speech yesterday. you may notice some of these big names at top, many french names at the top of the chart but some of the italians like bnp, iconic lender which has been in trouble of late but getting a bump today. if we move on to some of the individual markets, you can see the extent of the gains. the ftse looking tainted, so far up just a fraction. xetra dax adding 0.5%. the cac putting another 0.8% on the boards. it is some of these peripheries that really spiked after mario monti adetailed the buy back yesterday. let's take a look at bond markets. fair bit of yield, but let's start out with safe haven trade. german bund rising as we see the gap closing. the ten-year at 5.74%. yes, that's not a mistake. it is below that 6% handle. we're seeing a huge move lower on that yield. on the italian, 5.08%. significant contraction. also at the ten-year u.s. treasury as we come up to key data points out of the u.s. later today. u.s. nonfarm payrolls number

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. >> the eni to consider whether they need to -- too much noise and litter. >> they need to consider -- >> hiring more security. they said the government is overreacting. the owner does a lot for the community, including hosting barbeques in the parking lot. no comment tonight from either of the management or the attorney. >> in national report showed that 67% of baltimore county's african american males finished high school last year. it is a report on public agitation among school systems with more than 10,000 african- american male system -- students. baltimore county students ranked fourth in the nation with 67% of african males receiving the diplomas. tim has details. >> when you are filling out an application, make sure you fit the requirements. >> woodlawn high school, this all male african-american class of 2013. >> have been together since ninth grade and expect to graduate in june. a dense our import -- in a report just out, 67% of black males finish high school in baltimore county. they are fourth behind montgomery county and district in new jersey and north carolina. >> t

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as we have been working with the group, one thing that they did identify was to be able to enis that your the counselors at the high school have this information so we are going to be planning counselor trainings through the month of september and making sure that the flier that they have already translated into chinese and spanish is also out there at all of the high schools and in anticipation of the events on friday and saturday, translation department is going to be preparing interpretors for this event. >> thank you very much. what i also wanted to let the commissioners and public know is that i reached out to the members of the board of supervisors because not only does it affect our students, it affects other citizens in san francisco up to 31 years of age and they are being met again with this unfunded opportunity and how can the board of supervisors and our partners n the city and county of san francisco work with us so we are able to share resources but also do as much as we can for as many as we can. as quickly as we can. i know -- let me ask. are they still on break? henc

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rose enis registered in both maryland and florida. rose ennot commenting on the charges. >>> >> thanks, heather. after friday's dismal job numbers the federal reserve looks set to launch its own version of a stimulus. a third round of bond purchases. what would qe 3 mean to you and your wallet? let's ask personal finance expert vera givens. >> good morning, patty ann. >> let's start with jobs. >> when you flood the economy with cash and keep interest rates at rock bottom they make the additional investments that would mean theoretically adding to the payrolls. i don't think with this environment, companies are used to getting 3 jobs from one worker. it is not that type of environment. nothing to do with interest rates has more to do with politics. >> how about getting a loan? >> technically it should be easier. easier for consumers to get loans or businesses to get loans but banks are not lending. it has nothing to do with the sides of the cash reserve they don't want to take the risk. people who don't need the money verses people who

one where she's bending over and prince william is rubbing lotion on her lower back and her bee key enyte far down. she has quite good reason to be upset. people say they're grainy but they're clear enough to see everything. >> the chateau, they say, is owned by the queen's nephew. this is pretty private. so this must have been an incredible lens. >> we're hearing the telephoto lens came from half a mile away, 20 new york blocks. this would be half a mile around ten new york blocks. a very powerful lens. remember, the photographer was not on the property so that changes the legality. >> going topless. this is france. not everyone in the u.s. does it but they do it in france. >> but she's kate middleton. she should have been more mao accident. she should have known. yes, it's a private chateau, but where was security, randi. did she say to the security guards, excuse me, boys, i'm going to show and bare my all. the body language definitely shows intimacy and we know they must be in love by those photos and apparently there's a lot more to come in the italian magazine which by the way is

furthermore, the eni have said the situation although very bad in syria said there is a glimmer of hopee situation is indeed extremely difficult. there is a stalemate. there is no prospect for today or tomorrow to move forward. but i also told the council that paradox lick now that i have found out more what is happened in the country and the region. i think we will find an opening in the not too distant future. >> that envoy also said that in order to be effective he needs the support of the entire security council. the reality, shepard, is that that is not likely to happen any time soon. >> shepard: no chance of that. david lee miller at the u.n. tonight. david lee, thanks. global health officials say they are monitoring a new virus that appears to be related to sars that likely killed one person and left another critical. the world health organization reports both of these men, one in saudi arabia, the other a citizen of qatar but in london had the same symptoms. pneumonia-like illness, kidney failure, and researchers say they have no idea what these infections are all about. you wil

ski enis exploding globally. so dj's are super stars. dance music is a craze.w do we get music in there? is that a possibility? >> that is. we thought p that. i looked at blue tooth. very expensive. i think we could get fm, probably frequency in there with a little speaker and it could play music. that's something we could do. >> it inn it could play music with a speaker, that could be a big winner. >> steve: let's look at the spill not. >> this is a spill not. actually this is a spill not. it solves the problem that just about every person on earth has experienced. >> steve: they spill stuff. >> that's right. spilling while carrying on open cup, open beverage. so -- >> steve: isn't that a good idea. >> it's based on fdicics and allows a person to effortly carry an open beverage. >> steve: let me see that. what do you like about this? >> brian: it's a problem solver. i have white carpets at home, so wine stains, coffee stains, obviously a problem. very unique. the -- in our business, people will pay to cleanen stain. it's a preventive. springs is a tough sell.

>> it goes into the markets they target, the who enis they -- >> where does it go after that?ell we've seen this happen in japan, okay. it goes in two direction, they push certain investors into taking more risk so the equity market benefits. >> even if it's already up on it, it can still go up because it's 40 billion then. >> there's a limit how much of a wedge you can have between valuations that are here because of the fed and fundamentals that are here because of reality. there's a limit to that. >> absolutely. >> we talked about it in the last hour with mohamed. let's say romney wins and he decides he's going to fire bernanke. put somebody else in that role, which may very well be you. how do you get out of it? >> that's what we've been talking about for all these, since it started, it will be very difficult to get out of it. you got to get the balance sheet back down again. >> how do you get out of it without tanking the economy, given the expectations that have been built up? >> actually you have to do it gradually. >> gradually over, is that over an entire administrati

president will deliver a good one, bill clinton did a fine job, although he really stretched it on enys only get so you far. they don't create jobs. virginiaians are practical. monday they woke up with the highest gas prices in history. and the highest debt. friday morning, tomorrow, after the speech tonight they'll wake up and have 43 months in a row with 8% unemployment. virginia voters look at that and say, i think we can do better if we trusted him, it didn't work. it's time for a change. >> steve: what about the virginia voters, governor, who, to use the president's own words where he was talking about people in pennsylvania, they cling to their guns and god. when they see the democrats' platform committee took god and jerusalem out of their platform and eventually put it back in by an embarrassing vote, does that impact the voters there in virginia? >> i think it impacts voters all over the country. you don't make that kind of mistake by accident. to have essentially what sounded like a tie voice vote on whether we believe your talents come from god, that that's debatable in a de

eni think i have already tacted about the practical consequences.i want to talk about the other ones as bell. up in an election year. i have no delusciouses that is what attracted a great deal of the media attention to the case and what gave it almost a life of its own. what makes the case so important is that federalism is at the heart of our constitution. and i'll quote justice kennedy on this. he said in the lopez concurrence. quote, federalism was the unique contribution of the framers to political science and political theory. here he quotes a judge and historian. he continues on the surface, the idea may see counter intuitive. it was the insight of the framers that freedom was enhanced by the creation of two governments not one. so, you know, separation-of-power is great, but we really do have that, we borrowed that from other countries. federalism was the unique contribution. it's fair to say, it was a major theme of the -- one of the major accomplishment was to reignite i think it's fair to say that many people looked a the the federalism ca

eni partnership. they're called flow-throughs because they did not pay corporate tax. oil pipeline companies. you have that set of companies. they are like employees. they are owners but he would not think of any of those like a small business. the other piece of that is we can become as side income. people who have big salaries and make money on the side from a business. so, the president. he has that $400,000 a year and book royalties which would be taxed at higher rates. is he really small business? then you have to think about what he'd do anything differently? with his behavior change if those taxes were higher? -- would his behavior change if those taxes were higher? so those are the flaws. on the other side, you're democrats say this only affects 3% of small businesses. sure, but, it does affect a significant chunk of money for a significant number of businesses. but the treasury paper from august 2011 that is break that out and says let's lop off the big businesses, let's look at people get a quarter of their income from business and then see what the impact is

first, they only had one company have a winning bid that was the exxon and exxon and the italian firm eni and the chinese firm issued bids later. they decided to come down and meet the iraq i can price. any case, with which as you can see, if they're only hitting 3 million now, let's see rumaila is producing 13. you're adding another million 500,000 to what iraq produced. it puts iraq in to 4 million to almost 4.5 million someday. just with that alone it is a success. it doesn't matter what happens to everybody else. it doesn't make the other companies feel good. if iraq had to only one field works they would be doing quite well. any case, let's get to the export infrastructure. so they have the oil terminal, which handleds about 1.7 million per day in exports. you have the smaller and more damaged from the iranians export terminal, which only at most was exporting maybe about 100,000 barrels per someday. not really a good alternative. so once you fill abbot, they cannot pick up the slack for this. which is why they went to hire several foreign companies to help them with the single point