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wet weather for a lack of sales in the second quarter to be legitimate concern or is this a convene exceith retail and consumer-products the weather is always a convenient excuse. much like the weather for the heather have today. so listen, i'll tell you, here's the thing. the weather is bad and you limit. it's too good you limit. there are couple of things going on. a younger demographic is changing to save more water and energy based drinks and of the explosion is is not there because the economists are so weak teeseven did the carbonated space has been in troub in the long time. the whole carbonated route. >> most of the gains are from the non carbon division. you look back there were growing about 3%. regular soda, carbon products. ninety-nine is one thing started to slide. this led signiiicant, and that is overseeing now. people are just more healthy, conscious about the things that the consent. i don't think that the weather is everything. charles: we just don't have the products of the what. okay. talk about product people want, a tip for hollywood. don't waste your money on these

anytime you get thing that originated from a player's collection you see some pretty excing pricing.h? >> fifteen the 30,000. adam: and the leather glove, that is another babe ruth aiden? >> no, that is his blood that he used to pitch. a left-handed throwing glove that he signed. in the time you get a game used ece, that is not something, you would havead to have coact with the player or family member to get that sort of bynum. ten to 15,000. adam: where will this auction take place? >> live at the javits center in new york city. the fans' best is a great event to have come -- to come down and enjoy these pieces. you can go online and been all week. adam: get online. >> yes. all these things are up there and you can bet until sunday. you can register tonight and we will ship it to you next week. adam: anything from the 49 cleveland indians? >> we probably do. as part of it, you have teams and players from all over the country, so we try to have a representation of everything. there are many, many things and then that our 500 or tusand more. adam: and member of the family who is a bas

i think that is indeed a reasonable for the exces premiums paid today. melissa: how do you respond to that? if you're increasing price of your aluminum by $3 billion, how do you pay for that cost? >> ultimatel the consumer pays for it. the price is passed through the system and ultimately carried in the end product. melissa: how does it impact your company in particular? even still we're talking about one point of deparre, one storage facility for aluminum. can't you just go buy aluminum somewhere else? >> today we can't, melissa. right now, you know, novelis is the world's biggest buyer o aluminum. we byhree blion tons a year. today we have a long term contract for supplies which cover most of our needs the challenge comes when there is a improvement in the economy and we need to source metal from those warehouses. if you wanted to do that today, if you bought metal to be delivered, you would have to wait until january 2015 to get the metal. >> do you think that they're manipulating the market? is it as nefarious as it sound? the articles charge that be

. >> it is aw to get from the exce to treasure island appeared >> on interstate 880 if you are travelingth bound there is a disabled tractor- trailer right in this area near pagÀn burger. >> the san mateo bridge there is an issue right here as people are heading eastbound on the san mateo bridge. >> people need a lot of time because the commute home is very difficult tonight. >> there are no scheduled negotiations between bart management and unions. >> what is the status of the talks reappeared >> we're hoping to get some talks schedule we are ready to work appeared >> are using digital call the union and they do not want to talk to you. >> we told a state mediator that we're ready to talk at any moment. >> the last offer was saturday and we doubled the wages we were offering. >> we lower our contribution on their pension plan appeared >> we have not gotten a response back to that. >> we have heard people from both side the bart side and the news that the we have not present i best proposal yet. is that correct. >> have you prove bed >> the 400,000 commuters would like to see you guys pr

your wife and children real he'll exced that you're doing this? are they resigned to it? >> now you're asking me to play... first of all let me say this. this is some boundary line beyond which i think it's fair for me to say, look, my wife's emotions, myids' emotions are not necessarily things i want to talk about. i feel feel it's my obligation to answer questions about myself. my kids partly resigned, certainly supportive. i think they say daddy loves his politics stuff. they arewise enough probably not to seek that as a profession. i'm trying and i think it would be fair for my kids and for my wife at this point to say, look, comptroller of the city is a position different perhaps from governor where there is a title first lady of the state. i'm not aware yet, i haven't checked. i'm not aware of the title of first comptroller for the city of new york. it's a different position which perhaps entitles her to a slightly great other zone of privacy as well as my kids. now asate it relates to me, no, they clearly understood that there would be some fair degree of media att

and as to that interview, you do don't have a great deal of testimony that you can offer the jish exce jury except to listen it to the tape? >> pretty much, yes. >> so why are we questioning you. we'll try to move it along, but obviously as you know we want to set the stage properly. anything that may have some inquiry, and we will move forward. >> okay. >> let's go to one of the parts that were talked to about concerning what wasn't on the tape. that was the part about whether or not you were catholic or christian. and i wanted to spend a moment on that, if i might. he noticed your cross and asked if you were catholic? >> yes. >> and he told you he was catholic? >> i don't know that he said he was catholic. he asked if i were catholic and i told him that i wasn't. so i assumed that he was catholic. >> and then you told him you were christian and his response was what again? >> because in the catholic religion, it is always wrong to kill somebody. >> and your response to that -- >> was that if what you're telling me is truthful, then i don't believe that that is what god means when he

and i do think it will exc accelera accelerate, but there's got to be some cautious, i think, here. >ange that investors need to weigh, which is on the one hand, i'll have $85 billion a month of fed quantitative easing. or if i get growth, i'm going to trade in the qe for growth. what is ultimately better for investors and for the economy? >> well, there's no doubt growth is, steve. i personally believe that much of this qe has entirely been outside the economy and never come in to touch it anyway. it's just adding excess reserves that are held on reserve at the federal reserve building and never enters the economy. that's why the money supply growth rate really hasn't changed in the last few years. so to me, if you add 85 billion a month that never went into the economy, and now you're only adding $45 billion, i don't think it makes much difference. a little bit like the -- >> what about higher rates, jim? what about higher rates? >> higher rates are real, but again, i just put out a study, when i look back historically at all the rate hikes since 1967, if the rate hike was associate