i'll kill you. >> etter! calm down. >> calm down. >> put him down. >> on the floor.. >> all right. easy. that's good. >> hurt me more. hurt me more. aah! >> stand up. and walk normal. etter. >> as his fit continues, he is taken to the suicide prevention unit for observation. >> [ bleep ] hurt me more. hurt me more. hurt me. >> nobody wants to hurt you. >> then why [ bleep ] smashs me against the wall. if you don't want to hurt me. >> to prevent him from harming himself, etter is placed in four-point restraints. >> just lay back here. our cameras were there the next morning when a nurse came in to check on him. >> are you feeling like you still want to hurt yourself? >> i never wanted to hurt myself. >> now, were you banging your head last night? >> yes, because i was frustrated. i do that when i'm frustrated. >> that's not the right thing to do though, is it now? >> well, it's better than hurting somebody else. >> well, you're right. what i'm going to do now is call the psychiatrist, and see if we can discontinue the four-point order so he doesn't even have to go bac

that money gets compounded and it just moves faster that maybe someone can explain compound interest etter than i can but it's a race to beat compound interest and you can't you just... you don't you're not gonna have that earning capacity accellerate that quick wow you also need to know when to ask for help don't wait until you get to the point where you're barely living paycheck to paycheck know when to ask for help well i'm gonna just throw this one then because we had friends recenetly my wife said to me oh so and so's gonna declare bancruptcy and i said oh really? and she i'm sorry for doing this she said that's not gonna be so terrible and i said why isn't it gonna be so terrible? cause you know they can just start over again and i said really? they can? said so you think they can just start over again? i said i don't know if it works that way i think once you declare bankruptcy people know it cause you just t's not just that you don't have to pay the creditors i think people know it and it has a significant serious detrimental impact you want to start a business you want to buy a ho

this one is thinner, it is made gorillanum and it has glass on top and a touchscreen, etter sensors.ffensively it is the first generation of steroids. this does everything the first one did come except this one you can wear swimming. it is waterproof up to five atmospheres and it is just a better product. i've got my jawbone, the company has had a lot of issues with a lot of returns. this is about the sixth one i've had in the last year. i also wear a heart rate wonder when i run. so, it sounds like you have solved a lot of this. is must be light. the light that shines through your skin and figures out what your heart rate is. you wear this, not only while you're exercising, also while you are sleeping. you could wear this for about four days. it tells you what your sleep habits are, it tells you what your exercise habits are, it is one device that does many things. >> i get it from a hardware perspective, but fundamentally i don't care about people, i care about business. talk to me about the technology and the business behind it. >> the technology behind here, there aren't lots of

will click in with better, real growth and etter, bigger inflation?ll get the inflation you need. >> and to your expertise, that solves the problem. who's the coca-cola? >> mcdonald's, i mean, his world solves a lot of those corporate problems, doesn't it? >> it does, but again, when you look at valuations in the u.s. equity markets, you still need that incremental feel better about europe. >> feel better is what we're all looking for right now. our twitter question of the day, do elections matter for the economy? tweet us @bsurveillance. >> it is 6:45, and i'm going call it. i already have the quote. morning from drew matus, one percenters aren't buying 17 million cars. that says everything you need to know about the recovery. >> get on twitter right now. >> right now. >> i paraphrase. check it with drew first. we're going to look at photos. his is the brazilian president celebrating her win. here's what i think is really important. on the left there, you have dilma. on the right, it's lula. the guy we wish had gotten re-elected, yes. when she ran fo

have a plan to make the next four years even better, to build off the successes and make it even .etter four years from now i invite you to go to scott walker.com and look at the details. it is a plan to make sure that everyone that wants a job can find a job, help you keep more of your paycheck, learn more to earn more, and move from dependence to work. growing up as a kid, i do not rub or anyone and my class who said, hey scott, someday, when i grow up, i want to be dependent on my government. freedom and prosperity does not come from the government. it comes from empowering people. that is the american dream. i want to help everybody live their piece of the american dream, and that is why i ask for your vote. i know wisconsin can do better. by ensuring that everyone has a fair shot, it will do better governor walker has had four years, and his approach, the push those at the top ahead of you, just is not working. we are dead last in the midwest in terms of job creation. and it is not getting any better. 2014 is on track to be the worst year in job creation of the last five years. tax

and jim learned about this in trove of und this etters and wrote the book. he at some point mounted -- transcribed all the letters which is an effort and mounted them and some of the images on a web site that he maintains. and these are the images that you have seen in the newspapers or late-night talk shows even. our own collection here -- the security of that collection has never been compromised. no one has ever seen it except staff members who had a chance to perhaps look at them. i never have. they're in our vault in our manuscript division that also contains security-classified material. what we're going to do is a -- a week from now, we have scanned the papers and going to put them up online. they are scanned at 400 dpi and will be a much better product than any kind of microfilm that is still kicking around. and there is material in there that are not in the microfilm. these will be online. as a bonus, we were fortunate enough to receive a collection, collateral collection from the members of four great-grandsons of carrie phillips. it's the collecti

years he had spent the 20 of his retirement writing his memoirs instead of just writing .etters and a few odd memoranda make life a little easier for us. andsense of engagement commitment, and really deep analysis of what is going on. that is why i find him a truly impressive character. i started this on a somewhat cautious note. with federalist 47 and federalist 39. he faced what i would call a madisoniann-- dilemma. think about federalist 38. all the confederacies in the past had to be formed by a single lawgiver, who usually skipped town once his work was done. we have a process of collective deliberation, which is going to be different. it is a very interesting comparison. lawgiver, we would have a filibuster rule tomorrow. we would give the supreme court and 18 or 20 year term. backi could retire and go to california, where there is no humidity. the utilitye about side, but there is no humidity, so it is a great place. in any case, there is what i would like to call a kind of medicine -- madisonian dilemma. no one better illustrates the whole promise of the american revolution th

yes, market coverage, and a ,etter idea of what is going on on wall street. call is just wrapping up right now. we've heard quite a lot from jamie dimon. >> a lot of headlines coming out. >> guess, i think they disappointed people -- yes, i think they disappointed people. it's in part because analyst don't seem very interested. the market is waiting for a bank to report. size things are certainly important to the bank in the long run, but don't give anybody who is dying for information a better sense of what it's going on. >> it's because it's not just insurance companies or hedge funds dying for answers. no one knows where the market is headed. david tepper said himself it's a coin toss at this point. everyone is hoping j.p. debt -- jamie dimon will give some direction to where the market is going. it's unclear. the one group it could be a positive for his banks in the fourth quarter. when markets are volatile, volumes are up and they will see a kick up in the amount of business done. that is, unless investors sit on their cash. with a market like this, it's

have a plan to make the next four years even better, to build off the successes and make it even .etter four years from now i invite you to go to scott walker.com and look at the details. it is a plan to make sure that everyone that wants a job can find a job, help you keep more of your paycheck, learn more to earn more, and move from dependence to work. growing up as a kid, i do not rub or anyone and my class who said, hey scott, someday, when i grow up, i want to be dependent on my government. freedom and prosperity does not come from the government. it comes from empowering people. that is the american dream. i want to help everybody live their piece of the american dream, and that is why i ask for your vote. i know wisconsin can do better. by ensuring that everyone has a fair shot, it will do better governor walker has had four years, and his approach, the push those at the top ahead of you, just is not working. we are dead last in the midwest in terms of job creation. and it is not getting any better. 2014 is on track to be the worst year in job creation of the last five years. tax

get on the ball on that one and i guarantee we will have a .etter country we would have a better systemhat everyone would be working 100%. thank you. public policy has an impact on the success of private sector manufacturing. no question that jobs in the manufacturing vector are created .y private businesses but public policy can make a difference. there is a lot an individual businessman cannot control. one is the tax rate. we need to figure out a tax reform plan. another is exchange rates. those have a dramatic impact on manufacturing. there is little an individual businessman can do about that. some of these public policy issues could have a great deal of impact on american business. that is what we're trying to address and making sure democrats and republicans know a lot of people are working hard from a business perspective and those working in factories as well that there is policy support. >> the state of unions, -- guest: unionized is a small part of manufacturing right now. < percent of the manufacturing less than 10% of manufacturing workforce is unionized. there has been just

harold etter from dupont, ohio. 100 years old today. he loves to grow tomatoes.e neighborhood. joe boball from lake wales, florida. 102 years old today. biggest past time is moving those harleys. loves to ride motorcycles. how about that? new york, you're the best up there. >> thank you, willard. >> willie? >> thanks, willard. >>> seth roguen >>> good morning, no rain in sight just yet. let's check in now with bill henley, hey, bill. >>> sunshine is quickly fading. clouds are taking over and we're watching the radar screen. lots of clouds, no rain drops. the sunshine will disappear to the south. that's where you will find showers and light stuff moving into southern delaware. the temperatures are climbing now, but moving into the area, scattered showers by 1:00 this afternoon. they are increasing at 3:00 and sticking around into the evening hours. >>> now to the philadelphia school budget crisis. there was a rally this morning and this video just came in from the last 15 minutes. this is from the john kelly elementary school. teachers gathered and handed out info

harold etter from dupont, ohio. 100 years old today. he loves to grow tomatoes.whole neighborhood. joe boball from lake wales, florida. 102 years old today. biggest past time is moving those harleys. loves to ride motorcycles. how about that? new york, you're the best up there. >> thank you, willard. >> willie? >> thanks, willard. >>> >>> good morning to you, it is 8:56 right now. a very busy friday up and down the peninsula. watch for traffic delays in mountain view starting around 4:00 this afternoon, where there's a hip hop concert at shoreline amphitheater. levi's stadium will host four high school football games this weekend, lots of fans. those games are supposed to happen back in august but were postponed because of the issues with the turf. >>> and in palo alto, college football will cause major traffic headaches tonight. stanford hosts washington state and school officials are warning fans to get early because parking will be limited. kickoff is at 6:00. we have all the rest of the day's news at 11:00 and more local news in a half hour. insurance compani