back to wall street now and felicia taylor. felicia, it is not looking good. >> no. it's absolutely accelerated in terms of the selling pace in just literally the last probably five or ten minutes. that is not necessarily unusual. the last hour of trade between sort of quarter to 3:00 and 3:00 on the new york stock exchange often accelerates what the pace has been. i would anticipate that selloff is going to continue. we are near session lows. the lowest so far was 338 points. the debate is out there, don, as to when this pace of, you know, bond buying is going to start to pull back. again, you know, and i emphasize this because i think it is so important. this is -- this is a slow pullback. they aren't taking away all of the funds and the stimulus that has been in the marketplace all at one time. nevertheless, the market has been trading and had double digit gains this year. if somebody had come to you in january and said, you know what, i'm going to give you and guarantee the dow is going to be 8%, 10%, you'd be like, i'd take it. so far the s&p is up 13%. now we'r

and felicia wants to be one of the first drivers. reporting from san francisco, patrick sedillo, kpix 5. >>> as you heard, today was also supposed to be a celebration of muni's future with the rollout of 62 new buses. only things didn't get rolling. the mechanical problems that brought the party to a standstill. >>> i'm len ramirez in san jose where orchard supply hardware has declare bankruptcy. just ahead, the deal that could keep the osh brand alive >> and don't blame the weather. don't blame your stylist. what some say is the real cause of your bad hair days. ,, ,,,,,, orchard supply hardware has nounced lowe's has >>> a home and garden company with deep roots in silicon valley is up for sale. orchard supply hardware has announced lowe's has made an offer after osh filed for bankruptcy protection. kpix 5's len ramirez in san jose with a look at what this means. len. >> reporter: well, customers hope it doesn't mean too many changes. in fact, there have been a lot of changes in the 82-year history of orchard supply but a focus on

today, while showing off three new state of the art buses in san francisco, felicia was presented with an honor. >> you have a love for the city and i want to give you this good samaritan award in recognition of your heroic efforts. thank you. >> reporter: and the calm hero, the ordinary woman who responded under extraordinary circumstances, gave one of the shortest speeches in this reporter's memory. >> i just want to thank god that no one was seriously hurt. thank you. >> reporter: she took one day off and went right back to work. reporting from san francisco, kpix 5. >> the condition of the injured passenger has not been released. felicia says she hopes he is doing well. >>> remember going to the video store when you made your selection from a shelf instead of the screen? well that's the problem. most of us only remember it. and the final curtain is coming down fast. kit do with an ode to the video store. >> reporter: it's been a while since i've been inside a video store. let me tell you it's like a trip down memory lane, especially when you run into movies like this. it's one of t

we have professionals like felicia that do this when we have that kind of professionalism and excellence. thank you again for your great work. [ applause ] >> so, the mayor referred to these buses as investments and that's exactly what they are. they are investment in the transportation system. while everybody has lots of ideas about what munis should do and mta should do and we all want great things to happen, it's about a community investment to direct where the funds are going to go and according to rules and that leadership comes from the mta board of directors. they are the ones allocating the resources to best serve the needs of this city. now i would like to introduce the great member of the board to come and speak on behalf of the board. >> mr. mayor lee, good morning. i want to thank my colleagues here this morning. we've all been together on this and we work very well together to keep the whole city moving. i want to thank the director of transportation. lots of things are happening in this city. a lot of things are planning for the future. but this is so exciting because this

and felicia wants to be one of the first drivers. reporting from san francisco, patrick sedillo, kpix 5. >> the condition of that injured passenger isn't being released but everybody hopes he is doing well. >> calm, cool and collected. >> i'll say. >>> you want to go to a river under the golden gate bridge? >> sure. >> a river runs through it? >> absolutely. >> okay. >> fly fishing. >> a river ran through it actually. if you have a look live at the golden gate bridge, even a lot of people pass over it every day, once upon a time there was only a river there. but 10,000 years ago the polar ice caps melt, the sea level rises and by 6,000 years ago, we got the bay. >> voila. >> but before that, you could walk from san francisco to oakland without getting your feet wet. almost. there was alamo creek flowing up out of what is now san jose but it's a beautiful shot from the marin headlines and our ace photographer branson tarr. thank you so much. concord 75 degrees. oakland 65. sfo at 60. santa rosa 75 degrees. so it's still warm inland an

felicia taylor, thank you so much. >>> coming up, a 13-year-old boy, that's right, accused of killing his half-sister by practicing wwe wrestling style moves on her. well, he's now facing murder charges. and then, the daughter of former yankees manager joe torre makes a nice catch. she was in the right place at the right time, caught a child falling from a building. you're going to hear from her coming up next. and, a child born deaf hears for the first time. amazing story up ahead. this is "cnn newsroom." >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. can you hear daddy? la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for it's smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the busses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution to the earth. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. well, everything but palm trees, sunshine and fruity drinks, that is. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> a group of senat

felicia taylor there. >> no problem. >>> i don't even know why i come here. nothing else to do i guess. >> do you think it would help if you went some place so you could rest up a while? >> you mean like vegas? >> no, not vegas. some place where you could be looked at. >> tony soprano and his long-suffering therapist. for six seasons on hbo she tried to get through his thick skull the reasons why he was a sociopath, a racist, a gluten, and a killer. >> just to name a few things. millions of "sopranos" fans around the world. >> i liked his character. i liked he was in therapy. >> humorized it if you like. james gandolfini is dead has now spread around the world. he was in something like r50 tv shows and movies, but that one show "the sopranos" made him and that character a superstar everywhe everywhere. >> yeah. i want to bring in our correspondent in rome. of course he was in italy when he died. and his huge character made a big deal about his characters being italian. italian-american. he was in italy at the time. how are people responding? >> people are ver

felicia taylor, cnn, new york.. 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. a very busy night tonight and paula deen is dump bid the food network after making a video apology, though, what she was apologizing for remains unclear and tonight i interview alan chambers, the president of the longest

cameras on the ceiling alone three cameras if you're lucky you'll have the help of a great driver felicia has been a muni driver 14 years the route takes thor north beach. june 6 she'd let passengers off when someone started shooting at the bus. she asked if anyone was hurt. >> they said someone was hit so. my thought was to get him to the hospital. >> the victim's head grazed by the bullet. she saided -- headed for sf general with a full bus. >> i had no one saying they wanted to get off. i took everybody there and drove straight there. >> who knows when anderson might have reacted when this video shows two teen-aged girls punching an elderly passenger and stealing the purse. the camera view is helpful but 62 new buses hitting the streets were designed with better security in mind. not everyone feels they're needed. rannel volunteered with school kids today at the stop. he rides every day. >> they take their jobs serious i've seen them taking action with people that catch the bus. >> the mayor honored wher a good samaritan award. >> i just want to thank god no one was seriously hurt. >>

felicia taylor, cnn, new york. felicia taylor, cnn, new york. >>> "a.c. 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. a very busy night tonight and paula deen is dump bid the food network after making a video apology, though, what she was apologizing for remains unclear and tonight i interview alan chambers, the president of the longest running ex gay group exdus international. tonight he gives the first interview since going public with that apologiyapology, so w lot to get to. >>> edward snowden is alleged to be hiding in hong kong. the complaint in the eastern district court of virginia charging him with the following, theft of government property, unauthorized communication of defense information and classified intelligence with an unautorooized person. two of those counts falling under the act, and now the process to bring him back from hong kong underway. >>> paula deen now and more breaking news. minutes ago she reacted to losing her food tv cooking show in a statement she says and

men low park police officer felicia buyers knows him well. >> he is my new friend. >> reporter: she says that because he has been taunting her back in october she told las vegas, tv station he has been bragging in e-mails about how he jumped parole here in california and ended up here in vegas. >> he had this air of i used this a thousand times everybody believes me i will pull one over on you and get away with it. >> reporter: he sweet talked victims often posing as a doctor or math mety san. he said he was a math savant. used a fake name struck up a relationship, with a woman he met at starbucks. $1,900 later she found his drivers license with his real name looked him up online and found he duped many other women out of their cash as well. >> i believed him. >> a woman named jennifer claims he gambled with her money, and actually won a bunch but then -- >> i said let me take the $250 back you can play with the rest of it whatever you make from that we will split it he was like no, i will hang on to all of it be right back. >> reporter: police estimate there may be 30 victims maybe more

hello and welcome to one of the hard work tribunals i'm trying to provide and i think we can felicia i'd love to get your future one but we really believe we can if you national community usually intervening in one of the i can't be post more just to be claimed to be impartial and we are political considerations to be joined by. a british lawyer prosecutor but i'm not sure if you behave and for our kids if you play the international criminal what sir geoffry thank you very much for your time isn't that sure that all tribunals are to some extent delivering victor's justice yes. historically they all delivered a form of victor's justice starting in the first world war second world war. japan and in germany. when the modern tribunals came about yugoslavia and it was said that they were there to try all sides so that would not be victor's justice and the permanent international criminal court is specifically instructed to look at conflicts in the run so that all sides might be prosecuted. unhappily it's not always the case that the tribunals have been able to prosecute all sides yugoslav

it could have been a lot worse. >> diane swonk and felicia taylor, thank you so much.spite the unveiling of a new video sharing app similar to twitter's vine app which features six-second video sharing. yahoo! says its high pro feel purchase of pum bler is complete. they played $1.1 billion for the micro blogging service. >>> the nsa leaking controversy has race questions about getting top secret clearance. we learned that the private firm that conducted snowden's background check is under criminal investigation. the allegations go far beyond any problems with snowden's vetting. cnn pentagon correspondent chris lawrence has been digging on this story. chris? >> jake, today's congressional hearing produced a stunning admission about this company, usis based right here in virginia. a government watch dog told senator john tester this contractor may not have done a thorough investigation on edward snowden. >> are there any concerns that mr. snowden's investigation by usis may not have been carried out in an appropriate or thorough manner? >> yes, we do believe that there

now, listen to felicia jackson, the girl's grandmother. >> if you find her, please contact the richmond police department because she needs to come home. we need her. she's four years old. she's a beautiful, beautiful little girl. >> now, the richmond police have been looking for her ever since 6:20 this evening. they have been searching this neighborhood. they are out in mass throughout the city of richmond. just about an hour or so ago they put out an all-points bulletin, abalert throughout the entire bay area to look for her. let me give you her description. she is four years old. she was wearing a gray dress with hearts on the front of it, purple tights and pink slippers, and she may have been riding a pink barbie razor scooter. that is what her family members and friends tell me she was playing with right outside her front yard here when she was last scene. her grandmother says she was playing as children do. she was here with at least one sister and another relative, and next thing you know, she is gone. they are desperately looking for her. >> that's the nightmare of every parent

say to them well i can imagine where william hague travels the when he travels the world every drop felicia taylor in singapore employs his lover through and i travel the world people ask me how come an independent country has grown as ruled by a government and ever elected two of the three younger you spoke on the seven the choice mixed you know to vote for government and our independence and i think the work of our. well some polls show almost a third of scots would like to break away from britain with support for a yes vote reaching its highest level in two years though around sixty percent would still vote no with one in ten scots still undecided as what jonathan shafi he's from activist group the radical independents campaign who explained to me why he thinks scotland should go it alone what we have just knows we have waste men start a cabinet of millionaires who are unleashing the most brutal package of a state see that this country's ever seen so our public services are being decimated our services are being privatized and there's a democratic question as well i mean no one has given

. >> reporter: mayor ed lee presented felicia anderson with a good samaritan award for her bravery. she does admit to being a bit nervous after that shooting. so far, police have not made any arrests in the case. >>> mayor lee introduced a fleet of new buses for muni today. some of the most ecofriendly puss in the country. today's event though didn't go exactly as planned. one of the new buses malfunctioned, forcing the mayor and other city officials to get off, and board a different bus to city hall. it appears the problem was caused by the hydraulic system on the bus. >>> for the first time, the victim of a homecoming rape told her story. 16 at the time of the attack, jane doe is now 22 years old. >> reporter: our cameras caught the two defendants in this case. 20-year-old marcelus peter, wearing a blue shirt, and 22- year-old jose montana, in 2009, she was a 16-year-old sophomore. for the first time, we heard why she left richmond high's homecoming dance early that night. a migraine she says caused by the strobe lights forced her to leave. after walking out of the dance, she didn

. >> reporter: mayor ed lee presented felicia anderson with a good samaritan award for her bravery. she does admit to being a bit nervous after that shooting. so far, police have not made any arrests in the case. >>> mayor lee introduced a fleet of new buses for muni today. some of the most ecofriendly puss in the country. today's event though didn't go exactly as planned. one of the new buses malfunctioned, forcing the mayor and other city officials to get off, and board a different bus to city hall. it appears the problem was caused by the hydraulic system on the bus. >>> for the first time, the victim of a homecoming rape told her story. 16 at the time of the attack, jane doe is now 22 years old. >> reporter: our cameras caught the two defendants in this case. 20-year-old marcelus peter, wearing a blue shirt, and 22- year-old jose montana, in 2009, she was a 16-year-old sophomore. for the first time, we heard why she left richmond high's homecoming dance early that night. a migraine she says caused by the strobe lights forced her to leave. after walking out of the dance, she didn

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felicia taylor has the details. ♪ everybody say yeah yeah yeah >> producers of the broadway musical kinkyo shout yay. the show has the most tony award nominations this season and istrokemaking more than a million a week at the box office. a little star power may be going a long way. the show was written by pop sensation cyndi lauper. other broadway shows believe it's all about the casting. >> you can have a star read the phone book and you would sell out. so sometimes the content of the play doesn't matter because they're going to see the celebrity. >> broadway is brimming with hollywood heavyweights. >> my wife can recite all of the stops on the long island railroad in a conductor's voice? >> you have people like bette midler and tom hanks who star in a limited engagement of a play, that brings them in all from over the world. >> for the stars, it's a new challenge. >> there's a sense of legitimacy to broadway, and a sense of truly if you can handle a broadway schedule, broadway critics, broadway audiences, and the -- there is a sense of longevity that it provides you. >> longevity for t

i want to get to felicia taylor at the new york stock exchange. explain what happened there to trigger the second day of selloffs. >> the debate has begun as to when that tapering, that slight pullback, and i do mean slight. he's not taking all of the stimulus out of the market at once. traders discussing whether or not it's going to happen in the next month or possibly 2014, what that does to the market. we were down about 380 points before the closing bell. so we have come back a little bit and that is a good sign. but some traders say these kind of selloffs could continue because the debate is going to continue. but what we've really got to focus on is the economy. are we seeing enough positive signs in the economy? so far it's a very mixed picture for the federal reserve to feel confident enough to begin that slow tapering down. the answer is not really. they need at least three monies of positive economic news for him to begin that stimulus pullback. jake? >> thank you so much. so what do the markets mean for you? we're joined now by my frien

. >> when you have felicia keys at the blackberry event and is the bland ambassador for blackberry.m an iphone. i don't know if these gimmicks worked. stuart: samsung which was moving up the pull scale rapidly and in some respects beating apple, moving down the other side. >> seeing a softening of the high market, we will see these phones work force. stuart: the blackberry. is that rotary phone? very funny. charles: low signal phone. carrier pigeon. stuart: thank you so much. thank you. sequester? what sequester? how about a $45,000 bloody mary, that would be good, your tax dollars pay for it. that and more outrageous federal spending after this. monica has something to say about it. stuart: got to? on top of this market. and won't say this is a rebound. when your up 20 or 500 down that is not a rebound. senator tom coburn back on the attack highlighting wasteful government spending. this time his target is the agriculture department. he reports the agency spent $44,000 on a bloody mary mix. thousands more to help vineyard across the country as well as the competition for asian chef

>>> antes de bailar, para felicia un familiar envÍen su foto a "despierta amÉrica."familia, es viernes. y la estamos pasando bien. >>> miren la conga que traen. muy bien, muchachos. y fredy estÁ con nosotros poniendodos a bailar. >>> alan estrada estÁ con nosotros. >>> ya me tome mi cafÉ, y traigo una cosa que se llama hiperactividad. >>> cafÉ cubano. >>> y quÉ tenemos hoy? >>> estÁ birmania con un evento masivo de yoga en nueva york. >>> una clase masiva. cuantas personas hay? >>> aproximadamente muchas. (risas) >>> la gente en nueva york la mayorÍa estÁ trabajando o caminando a gorro por las calles. o deteniendose con su tapete de yoga. >>> y la meditaciÓn y la paz la puedes buscar en cualquier lugar. sabemos que es uno de los lugares mÁs bulliciosos del mundo. >>> solamente eso pasa en nueva york. estarÍa bien saber cuÁntas personas llegaron. >>> son varias clases. eso y mÁs pasa en nueva york. como este experimento que hicieron, no se si vieron esa gente que se pinta y se queda como estatua. le pusieron un canasto y le dejaron dinero. no se si es de verdad o esta