analysts at cantor fitzgerald, tracking the index of 65 largest internet names -- facebook, linkedin, google, yelp -- and earlier it had surged 52%. in terms of levels technicians are watching, mark newton, gray wolf's chief technical analyst, says facebook, he thinks $42.60,

>> i said -- i shared an office with marianne fitzgerald. she was so insanely brave. she got more stories than the guys sometimes. she was beautiful. tavis: that helps. >> absolutely. why not? i was a journalist myself in kenya but i wasn't covering war zones. of course, women are just as rate as men and sometimes even braver. tavis: tell me about your son dan. i don't want to color that question too much deliberately good but tell me about dan. courageous, active, creative spirit. he saw the light in people. esop potential. he was a closet artist. he created journals that we did not even know about. after he was killed, we discovered about 20 journals that he had sort of locked away. and those we transformed into a series of books. i have had the joy of watching those oaks inspire people all over the planet to really find their own creative's ark and their own sense of activism. about his professional choices and decisions to do what he was doing as a photojournalist. >> i suppose in a way he -- my footsteps. he was trailing me when as following people in nairobi for

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carson palmer tries for larry fitzgerald and palmer throws an almost pick six. trips up right by the goal line. marshawn lynch finishes off and the seahawks take it all. >>> in the nfl it made a superhero movie. suh might play the villain. he was fined for hit on quarterback brandon weeden. his agent said this about his client's recent fines. every movie needs a villain. batman had bane. superman had lex luthor. >>> the tar heels gave a run for the money. williams connects and breaks a tackle for a 71 yard touchdown. miami blocks a 47 yard field goal and runs it in for a touchdown. in the fourth with seconds remaining miami runs it in for a win and takes it all. >>> in hockey the oilers with back-to-back goals in just eight seconds. the best part he broke the team's old record which was two goals in nine seconds by none other than wayne gretzky. >>> this will have you wondering how this is even possible. the rock climbers scale a rock wall without any harnesses with upper body strength. spi spiderman may have competition. >>> will "carrie" scare up big crowds th

and even at the united center where the jersey of pat fitzgerald is hung on the jordan statue, the hypemeates the chicagoland area. so fitz is not about to fight it. in twitter, that is impossible. now chants. i think they embrace whatever comes along with college football and that is why we have the structure within our program. nothing changes in our program this week. we do what we do and hopefully it would put together our best preparation. this is why you play big division 10 football. this is where you want to be at and where we want our program to be at, to have this height and this game.hype and this game. at the president's cup, davis love befriended a squirrel while studying the numbers. the usa taking the lead thanks to some nice putting from tiger woods. he drains one to team for a win with matt kuchar. the usa has a 3.5 to 2.5 lead. afterward, tiger woods girlfriend linsday vonn has some fun trying to get the squirrel on intimate terms with woods. lots of fun and a little golf at muirfield in ohio. baseball now... game one between the cardinals and pirates and this one was

the streets we're looking at the major redesigns have looked at what new york city did or john fitzgerald kennedy drive is flip the lane and the bicycle lane is between the situation and the like lane. we have not denouncing done that on urban streets but, yes the fact that bike lanes create a temptation for double parking is an ongoing issue as we try to create wired bike lines but that could be seen as the double parking lane we wanted to avoid those situations. in terms of pedestrian safety in particularly places where the crosswalk is as shown here is can make it harder for places that the pedestrian are trying to cross. and it's a particular issue around schools. our agency has taken a lot of measures to try to prevent the double parking around schools. double parking is going to occur when you have parents dropping offor picking up children so are the bus zones we see it's a peaking type of activity. a lot of people can arrive on one spot and go away shortly. so it's difficult to address this but we try to mitigate this and identify the solutions for the problem areas. in addition t

tom fitzgerald was there at the time. >> reporter: i want to get to o congressman gerald connolly. you were exiting the capitalital when this happened, what did you hear? >> we were out in the balcony outside of the house floor ho talking about the shutdown, and all of a sudden we heard a very loud noise that sounded like the final volley of a fireworks display on july 4th.th. quickly we realized that couldn't be fireworks, it must be gunfire. then we saw a lot of tourists and citizens fleeing here the capitol grounds and police running in the oppositee direction with guns brandished and we couldn't see what had caused this noise. it sounded like it was coming from a ray burn office building here in the house. as it turns out it came from a a slightly different direction and echoed of off the building.ildin it was very clear. i would say it sounded likede seven or eight shots, very rapid fire and very intense. >> being up here we know that the flow of information came over thein loud speakers called enunciate ors, how were you you informed as members of congress what was going on a

joining me is keith fitzgerald from money map press, nathan backrack, frank braddock, and our own mandy drury. thank you for joining us. i guess, let me kick this off with you, keith, in terms of the rally today. would you buy into it? do you think this is sustainable? >> i want to see what happens on the open. there's a lot of earnings coming out. volume wasn't i would have wanted to see. we might get sell the news phenomenon in the mortgage so i'm cautious coming into today. >> nathan, deal could be close. we'll know tonight. will you buy into the rally? >> i wouldn't put any more in the u.s. than what i'm committed. what i know for sure is i can put away my rise above pin until the middle of january. other than that, i don't know what's been accomplished. i like europe. i like vgk, i believe the party has just gotten started. and we're not too late. i'm worried about the bond market. we're keeping interest rates up because we don't care what you say in the short term, rates are going up in the long term. rates have room to grow. i'm optimistic but we have to see big date that that te

. >>> in nfl news, arizona manager said the team has no intent to change fitzgerald despite ma reportsto the contrary. fitzgerald signed a contract that will pay him $120 million throug,and was the youngest to h 800 receptions. >>> buffalo sending banc to new york. now he had four goals and nine assist notice first 13 games of this season for buffalo. those are your sports headlines this hour and more sports news coming up in 20 minutes. >> next on al jazeera america, training hotel workers to spot. sex traffickers, and it is a day in court for a man accused of killing members of his own family. for anything and everything for your smart phone. now tech developers are moving >> welcome back earn to al jazeera america. tony harris here in new york. a double duty for maria. she's here with a look at other stories making headlines today. >> reporter: well, it was a day in court for a brooklyn man who according to police killed five members of his family. today he was officially charged with murder. change is being held for the deaths of four children and their mother. he had been unemploy

our own tom fitzgerald was atat capitol hill when the word went out that something serious wassa goingn inside. >> you were inside the rayburn building and you heard that over the speakers announcement. >> reporter: we had just finished an interview of one th republicans who was asking forss the shutdown to end. at the conclusion of that interview there was a startling blasting sound that came out off what we now learned to be calledy nuns calledenunciators.e it came clear to us that this took the congressman and his own staff by surprise, because thiss thing doesn't normally go off. f this wasn't a normal call to the vote on the floor. we made our way down into what we thought was going to be a a trip over to the capitol using some the subterranean tunnels tu that go over to the capitol. we were met pretty quickly withu a heavily armed presence at the u.s. capitol, police force, andn what they were telling is weng were actually under lockdown. lo not only were we not going to be allowed to travel to the u.s. capitol build building, but we e going to have to leave the area and find som

keith fitzgerald is outside here in washington, d.c.et's start with michelle for reaction from wall street. >> the fed's decision to continue its $85 billion a month bond-buying program did not spark a rally. in fact come it was a volatile trading day. the dow and the s&p both hit intraday highs, but closed in the red. initially, markets traded flat on the fed status quo message. then reports from "the wall street journal" that the fed could begin tapering a as december caused some discerned -- caused some concern. the nasdaq declined 0.5%. other analysts say today's decline was due to that meeting wall street saying, buy on the room up, sell on the - we have had a strong run with confirmation there is no immediate tapering scheduled. on the earnings front, linkedin tanked overnight -- over 9%. earnings did top expectations, but the network site should current quarter revenue guidance below forecasts. western union tumbled over 12% after the money transfer company reported a 20% decline in earnings. however, general motors revved up ove

keith fitzgerald, you're not exactly excited about janet yell yellen, why? >> she's a bernanke clone. clones don't think clearly. a good thing is the market is beginning to come terms with this probably means more stimulus. that generally speaking is the best we can hope for. >> you know, in terms of best we can hope for, when you consider the facts we have this dysfunction in washington, you consider the facts that may very well take some of the oomph out of this recovery, do you need the fed to stay in place? maybe this is a good thing she's there, clone or not, the stimulus continues at a time perhaps we need it. >> i think, maria, most traders down here feel that continuity is certainly good for the markets overall. i think the concern here is on the timing. the senate banking committee will probably hold hearings on this after the debt ceiling negotiation. it's set up for another slugfest over obama's economic policy. they're going to argue president obama now owns qe, qe2 as well as the taper policy. and i think that the overall concern is that it's ju

two weeks ago cantor fitzgerald with a very compelling buy recommendation, slapped a 110 price targeta stock. and would represent a gain of more than 21 points from the levels. how can f5 get there? when we talk about tech, tech trades on new product cycles. as products get older, the sales decline and then companies come out with new and significantly improved models and come roaring back with a vengeance. that's the tale of the tech. in the most recent quarter, they posted a 10% year-over-year decline in revenues. that's because it was at the trough of the key product cycle. the company now has the biggest product line refresh in four years in the works and when the new products hit the market, they'll return to growth. plus the company will be up against easy comparisons thanks to the softness of the recent quarters. f5's core application represents a $5 billion adjustable market, one that can expand to $14 billion. f5 is a big chunk of that pie. and their market share could grow as cisco has dropped out of direct competition here. about a year ago, they stopped designing new appli

the drummer played with ella fitzgerald, whitson dr.. with sinatra. meime i did this, it chomping at the bit, i really want to do this project because i just feel very comfortable in that genre. maybe because my mom raised me on this, nat king cole. i used to watch dean martin as a kid and andy williams. it's just very much what i love. tavis: i don't want to put you in an uncomfortable spot of making comparisons, is there anything better than doing duets with sinatra or tony bennett? >> in my own life, to be able to be singing with these great musicians is a privilege and an honor. it was really a wonderful experience. we went to dinner with mr. so a.t trust -- mr. sinatr i brought my mom to the dinner. nowas a chef, and he had qualms about telling everybody exactly what he thought of the food. and mr. bennett, what a gentleman. i had run into him on the road several times, and he was always the nicest guy. but to sing with him live in his studio, it is a wonderful thing to see somebody in their 80's that is still on top of their game. atra is the ch

according to cantor fitzgerald, f5 could have a $20 billion total adjustable market.eep in mind this is a fierce competitor. how about some catalyst here? first of all, the company reports on october 23rd. i'm actually giving you this story ahead. i usually wait for the quarter. i wouldn't be at all surprised if they actually beat the expectations because they've been reduced so heavily. however, that's right after the debt ceiling debacle is expected to hit. if washington is still a mess at the time, f5 may not go up even on a good number. but then on november 14th, the company has an analyst meeting where i think they'll tell a positive story. ideally we'll be out of the woods by then with the shutdown and debt ceiling. i hope. here's the bottom line, f5 has been bent, spindled and mutilated but this company is turning things around with a crucial product refresh coming. biggest in four years. the networking business is healthy here and i think the stock deserves to be bought. i want you to use the washington-induced weakness to buy f5 incrementally over the next mo

buckeyes, has just done a fabulous job and on the other side, i want to say something about pat fitzgerald because every now and then you pick up this little that my friend pat hayden will be interested in and if texas were to somehow make a change would they come after pat? i'll tell you something, folks. he married his high school sweetheart. they started dating when they were 15 years old. southwest side of chicago, he is a bred and true chicagoan. he loves it here. he has done a fabulous job with this school. he's the highest salaried employee at northwestern. he's probably worth a lot more. when he goes into a living room he says, i want you to think, i want you to double your age. what are you going to be? won't be playing football. we have an education we can offer you and it's paid off for him. >> kirk: great football program in the process. not only does he love chicago but a great football program and something to be proud of. urban meyer, how about that. haven't lost a game yet as the head coach since he's been here. >> brent: that is amazing. you stop and think about it. >> kir

sunday fitzgerald became the youngest player in nfl history with 800 receptions.the islanders and sabres have hooked foul a trade. bufbuffalo sending thomas vaneko the islands nurse exchange -- and matt molson in exchange for first round draft pick next summer and a secretary round pick in 20 if 15. vanek four goals, 9 assists in 13 goals in season for will you. those are your sports head lines more sports news in 20 minutes here on al jazeera. for anything and everything for your smart phone. now tech developers are moving >>> welcome back, everyone to al jazeera america, i am tony hey i was in new york. a look at the top stories. a victory today in texas for pro choice activists. this afternoon a federal judge declared new abortion restricts unconstitutional and is blocking the enforcement. new laws. penn state university has reached a massive settlement with sexual abuse victims of former assistants football coach jerry sandusky. the university announced it would pay over $60 million to a dozen people. a group is trying to sort out. nsa spying allegations. they

and bringing in keith fitzgerald from portland.f, clearly, is this a buying opportunity? >> you know, i'm not so certain it's a buying opportunity today. but traders are clearly edging into energy and looking at technology with baited breath and certain medical stocks are appealing. if things go on sale. the business units aren't going to be affected by the nonsense in washington. the premise some point we get a deal and at that point when we get a deal, the shutdown or the debt, at that point the stocks go straight up. that's the premise here, isn't it, that there will be a deal. >> well, that's the premise, i'm not sure i buy the straight up part. there's a lot of confidence that's been eroded by this, there's been no behavior in washington. but now they need to actually do something that benefits the american people and truly global markets. so, if anything, it's going to stabilize, but i'm not betting on a massive increase. >> can you tell me if there's any long-term damage to the economy from the current shutdown and the run w

until then i want to bring in alice fitzgerald. she reports on the markets, economy, and politics.at's where we are right now. those things have come together. most people don't spend a lot of time in all of them, and now everyone in america has got to understand this. >> we're actually where they intersect most clearly. tomorrow, treasurely bills, how our government borrows money. if they sell bonds, if they don't have the authority to borrow that money, to sell those bonds, they don't have the money to pay their bills to contractors and their own employees, many of whom they have furloughed. >> you're not talking about this in the past tense because until we see it signed by the president we're not believing it. >> there is a lot of optimism out there, but i have my doubts until the vote takes place because we've seen this kind of brinksmanship before. congress can surprise us. >> what is your sense--everybody says, see, it wasn't going to happen. everyone was carrying on about how the sky was falling and chicken little, and it didn't happen. but it really did feel like it could

tom fitzgerald, in the newsroom, thank you tom. >>> 8,000 federal workers have e been put on furlough. still most of them had to report to work for four hours. as you imagine, many are worried about not being paid and when they will get back to work. >>> even if i misaid couple days, it brings into questionto whether or not i can pay my mortgage, right? so we are sort of planning ahead to see what you know, what whether i payoff my monthly credit card bill and pay the mortgage instead. >> the government up and running every day, and people -- and it not only affects government workers and it affects contractors. >> we don't know how long this is going to last. goin then we have congress, who they are going to continue to get paid and we won't know if we are going to be get paid for the the shutdown or not.huow it makes me really upset thatt they would actually let this happen. f worried folks. if previous shutdown furlough workers have gotten back pay. however back pay is not guaranteed for furlough workers, it's possible those 800,000 workers will lose money every day the government

in the newsroom tom fitzgerald fox 5 news. >> the shut down drags on one man has taken it upon himself to clean up the grounds around the lincoln memorial. a south carolina man-made a trip to d.c. with a chainsaw and lawnmower. he felt obligated to help while the park service police were off. >> it has been a little more than a week since the launch of the healthcare act. we wanted to know how successful it's been and if people are signing up. >> a frustrating week for many consumers trying to sign up for new healthcare insurance offered through the federal obama care exchange just trying to find out how much a plan will cost for you and your family has been no easy task. healthcare.gov is the go to sight for millions of people but critics say the systems apps design and major flaws in the software are making it hard to stay on the system and use it efficiently calling it a waste of consumer time. >> aaron smith cofounder of an organization committed to help young people navigate the system says give it time. >> it's not surprising that there's some technical issues when something star

cantor fitzgerald tries it and may face charges for money laundering. a former federal prosecutor ahead. ashley: in tech minute, what the heck is google up to. mysterious barges in california. like plot of mysterious bond movie. what are they doing? it's a mystery. anyway, markets search for gains, gold down almost 2% the day after the fed makes no changes to its bond-buying program or interest rates for at that matter. we have team coverage with lauren simonetti on floor of the new york stock exchange. sandra smith in the trading pits of the cme. lauren, let's kick it off with you. >> hi, ashley, hi, tracy. gold is down and because of dollar is up. you have jon hilsenrath on the show and taper by the fed could happen sooner than many people think. that is why the markets are stuck. dow is down a point. s&p is up a point. great october for stocks, up 4% for the broader market. leading the market today, sectorwise, discretionary stocks, consumer stocks leading way. financials are lagging. if you look at dow visa, american express are losers. on top of th

tom fitzgerald kicks off our our team coverage. >> today the talk was more orhe less about obamacare t and morem about the looming debt ceiling i the government will hit in just two weeks.o while the federal governmente r remains in shutdown mode for yey another day, both partiesot par continue to blame the other forr keeping it that way. w >> on the house floor, an opening prayer for compromise.om >> lord, illuminate their mindsn so that they will find a a solution to the current impassep >> but it quickly became clear,e prayers aren't enough. >> this isn't some damn game. g the american people don't want n their government shutdown and sw neither do i. >> speaker, john boehner, bhn furious at this "wall streetstrt journal" quote 69 unnamed whitee house official on the shutdown, we are winning t doesn't mattert to us. us. >> i, not parse or explain evere quote that appears in every i e article that you all write.ri >> but the winning quote came qo hours after republican senator, ram paul was caught saying theig same thing on an open mic the m president tried to keep up the t pressur

and how about larry fitzgerald and the cardinals?anthers in the desert after throwing three interceptions. carson palmer, stanford product jim gray, for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. and it was kind of an ugly game. 22-6 was the final. arizona is 3-2. hello, everybody. welcome to er

let's go to allison fitzgerald for the center of public integrity. we're moments away from the end of the show. we want to see it happen before we're convinced that it's going to happen. but it does look like its happening. it looks like it will clear that hurdle. the senate was not the problem. >> the house was the problem. yes, after it's at the senate then it will go to the house. >> that's when we'll be on the edge of our seats. >> yes, i was there when the house did not pass the bill in 2008. no one could believe it. everyone was in shock. >> that's when the market dropped 700 point because we thought it would get done. that's why you never take for granted what is going to happen under that dome. >> right, i believe the amount of positive energy going on in the assembly right now means that it is going to happen but we'll have to wait. >> is it back to normal, or do we think there will be a positive reaction in the economy and markets, or will we say oh, we have to go through this again in january and february. >> none if we'll see an immediate

. >> i would say fitzgerald because of his work ethic. >> i can't see that happening so i would not beere might be some sort of floor because people are optimistic that whoever is better than this. >> i think there is other places to go. >> i don't want to speak for you. >> let's move on. you tweeted we traded. this one is for pete. question is will options on twitter be available the day it ipos? >> no. actually it's really simple. this will be an extremely wanted very much like facebook. not even trading yet and put a lot of very hard diligent work into the pricing and why he came to this level. >> i have not yet. the next event that's going to come up is i think their earnings are in two weeks or so. i probably would not buy it back before then. >> guy has been talking about it this way. now there is a new price target of $30 put on the stock. >> if regis called in right now, what would you tell him? >> i would say you're a stud like i always say. >> thank you. thank you clam! >> no kidding. >> did he call? >> that was rosso. >> unbelievable. >> i know. the stock can go higher. i do

check out what happens at a press conference for northwestern head coach pat fitzgerald. >> that's wheremes from is we put our base together and then pull from those -- yeah. grant is calling for somebody. whose phone is this? graham, we're in a press conference, buddy. you're going to have to call him back. all right? okay. go cats. bye-bye. >> luckily northwestern, they're 4-0 undefe and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. -- that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe. if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. technology that lets you play with the big boys. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's powerful. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we wer

turnovers >> gary: last sunday they forced 4 more including this key strip by patrick willis on lary fitzgeraldreid recovering >> gary: they forced two against the rams 10 turnovers in three straight wins for the niners jim harbaugh talked about his defense >> they are optimistic and going a great job. really, really of standing. outstanding. >> gary: the raiders are on their bye week terrelle pryor and most of the mainstays went through a light practice the backups got most of the work while the vets spent time in the training room getting worked on as they heal up the raiders are 2-4 and will host the pittsburgh steelers two sundays from now dennis allen said this week is one for evaluation kobe bryant with steph curry >> gary: addressing the crowd kobe says is this were the nba finals he could play >> gary: yao ming courtside 2nd quarter david lee finishes off the nice pass from andre iguodala >> gary: 4th quarter/ 84-81 lakers stephen curry with the long three to tie it 84-84 kobe looking relaxed final: 100-95 warriors play lakers in shanghai on friday >> gary: adidas wiggins $180 million t

>>reporter: thursday night football seahawks cardinals look out larry fitzgerald.. stanford man. wilson l threw for 2 35 yards. 3 touch downs look at the pass. off pwachlt into the end zone on the money to rice. as the seahawks win 34-22 and they improve to 6 and 1. >> care to offer prediction on the stanford ucla game? >> not really. >> all right never mind. >> i lake stanford at home. >> thanks for joining us everyone. i'm carolyn johnson in for dan. we'll see you on 7 in for dan. we'll see you on 7 at 11 [blorgons emitting squeaking noises] - take that, blorgon. - good show, inspector. - oh, wow, there are 50 years of these, huh? - yeah, isn't it great? - we can go anywhere and any time in the universe.

carson palmer finds larry fitzgerald for the touchdown pass. cardinals take the lead 7-6. the niners would pull ahead in the fourth quarter. kendall hunter finds his way into the end zone for 6 yards rushing, san francisco extends their lead and goes on to win the final 32-20. >>> if that sounds loud to you, it was. the chiefs celebrating the continuation of their perfect record season, while fans are celebrating a win in the record books. yesterday the fans broke the record for the loudest sports stadium. the last record was set during the niners seahawks game in seattle on september 16th. >>> in texas several days of heavy rain have triggered flash floods. the popular music festival that was shut down because of the weather. >>> bart workers have not gone on strike. what has lawmakers so frustrated about the whole situation. >>> good morning, we have word of a crash in san francisco, and we are also looking at the freeways, you can see highway 4 looks pretty good. >>> it does lock warmer, we'll tell you how much, coming right up. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back

larry fitzgerald and the 75- yard touchdown pass. the niners would eventually pull ahead.cisco wins 32-20. >>> the chiefs are celebrating the con situation of their perfect record this season while fans are celebrating a win in the record books as well. yesterday chiefs fans broke the record for the loudest sports stadium during their 24-7 victory over the raiders. >>> next another chapter bart's labor crisis. where negotiations stand right now and the latest strike deadline the unions put on the table. >>> and we continue to follow developing news out of san francisco this morning. latest details on a deadly shooting, coming up. stay with us. Ñáçwçñ sdz >>> no b.a.r.t. strike. the trains are running but there's a good chance that could change tomorrow. more on labor talks. how close are the two sides.

excited to be with us with these amazing these guys that played by the way played with sinatra ella fitzgerald count basie was a great sammy tone was a dear friend he said a breeze would you which he did not like this one was the best love song over with it's gorgeous and i said to my daughter which shows you how it can be it takes a different twist to don't be a naughty baby come to mama because for me it was about her and i used to sing into her as a baby all the time greeted you irreplaceable you know exactly that's the only one of the very few people in the world that i can sing that line to so honestly. i do live in miami i know we love you larry. it's all for the yes owners of the dolphins yes back three years ago for larry king barrett much so happy about that you know it's a grid. about sports every year it changes you've always got a shot and if you stay close to the situation in cuba as close as every cuban or open travel there's more open travel they're letting the dissidents travel but that's because they don't care because the one within cuba knows what the dissidents are saying t

fox five tom fitzgerald has the development. in on house floor in opening prayer for compromise. >> lord, help their mind so they will fine a solution to the cur repbltsd impass. >> but quakely became clear prayers are not enough. this not some dam game. american people don't want their government shut down and neither do i speak john barn furious at this "wall street journal" kwoeft unnamed white house official on the shut down. we are winning. does not really matter to us. >> i cannot parse or explain every quote that appears in every article that you all write. but winning quote came hours after republicans senator rand paul was caught saying the same thing at open mic. we don't want to be here but we will win this. president tried keep pressure during noon time lunch run this shut down could be over today. those votes for spending bill opening the government but keeping obamacare in like republican virginia congressman rob witman we at least do a short-term cr. we could continue those debates about affordable care act we cou

good evening, tom fitzgerald with you tonight.re going to start with new developments out of the washington navy yard shooting. "fox 5" has learned the dc police officer who was hit by grass fire and was saved by his bulletproof vest is the same officer who opened fire and killed aaron alexis. paul wagner joins us later in the newsroom with this top story. >> tom, over an hour after aaron alexis went on a rampage he was gunned down on two police officers who opened fire simultaneously. multiple law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation say dc police officer dorian desantos shot alexis as long as with an unnamed park police officer. the two were surprised by alexis as they searched an office on the third floor. at 9:25 am an hour and 9 minutes after aaron alexis shot his first victim an urgent police report came over the radio >> multiple law enforcement sources say that officer was dorian desantos who had just been hit in the which he is, surprised by aaron alexis who suddenly popped up from behind an office cubicle

keith fitzgerald and jonathan, you're the two perfect guys for this. keith, hypocrisy aside.ou know, i still don't think that thing is worth what ever thinks it is. it's social media, about voluntarily contributing your information to thei greatest marketing machine in history. i don't care if it's 10 or 100 million, you have the same problem. i don't like the stock. >> jonathan, they turned it around and the bias is to the upside. >> they've turned it around and the stocks, despite privacy concerns and mark zuckerberg haters, and there's far too many, the stock continues to perform as does the service. you're overselling it when you sayand facebook are invading privacy. despite the small change there's robust you privacy setting and the ultimate, not to share things you want private on facebook. >> how about don't use it? >> there you go. people are still getting a lot out of the service. i wouldn't short the stock above 50. >> maybe 60? >> indeed. >> let's talk about jcpenney. beleaguered, bringing back the old c.e.o. but the old logo too hoping ther move will reignite r re

tom fitzgerald joins us with the latest.ight at end of the tunnel.e >> reporter: the why housete and the capital are only a short drive, bu ideologically their divide is too far aside. and they r not showing any signs to come together. rors>> reporter: the presidentt blasted the gop for what is inteanl shutdown of the u.s. government aimed at blocking balblock obamacare.a >> i will not negotiate over congress' responsibility to payy bills it has already racked up. i'm not going to allow anybody to drag the good name of the united states through the mud. t >> reporter:hr on capitol hill house republicans and democrats continue to fight.

clear leer.le >>> good evening.even tom fitzgerald with you tonight. we're going to start with therte former director of a d.c. boxing gym and youth center.center tonight he has been sentenced tt two and a half years in prisonn for stealing money from the government. governm thomas admitted toen taking more than $200,000 for his owns own personal use and says he gave cash kickbacks to a member ofemr the d.c. city council.ounil. new at 6:00 tonight, paul wagner is in northwest with the details >> reporter: tom son had a veryy successful boxing gym and young center he ran for many years.ye. but in 2010 he admitted to investigators he was stealingeag money, lots of money, and he was using it for himself, for hishi own use, spending it in casinoss in atlantic city and he was logl a lot of that money.o he was punished for that today y and got that two and a halftwo f years in prison.ars in prison but in court today, his attornee made an allegation that an unnamed d.c. city council membel was taking kickbacks but thethe government said today it cannot prove

playing fantasy football and somehow after i type a player's name a couple of times like larry fitzgeraldr kendrell tompkins. belichick forgets him! sorry, i love this stuff. i believe we'll feel the same way about the new ipads. expectations are so low, i bet they blow some people away with these gizmos. a couple of days ago this apple snared angela aarons from burberry to run the retail business. she may be able to shore up the most glaring weakness, social. how to capture social buzz. she's all about splash and pizazz as you'll see if you look at the videos. i think it makes sense. the idea of unveiling new phones and ipads in some big auditorium is the opposite of what people want. they want a social and mobile that integrates everything that integrates facebook and twitter and sights and sounds we don't know of yet. angela aarons may give the skills that the company seems to lack. no wonder the ceo of salesforce.com tweeted that aarons might be the biggest hire by tim cook since steve left us. i don't know if this is sanctioned by apple, but benioff says, quote, she is a true visiona

patrick fitzgerald said the goal of leaking her identity was to discredit or punish or seek revenge against, joseph wilson, who publicly accused the white house of manipulating intelligence to support the iraq invasion. but that was a decade ago. now plame is building off her cia career, she is also authored another book, this one a novel, blowback, the first in a suspension stories about vanessa peerson. valerie is in our guest spot today. thank you for being with us. let's start about the new book. your life has certainly had enough twists and turns to be a spy novel. are there parallels to your real life in this novel? >> of course. thank you for having me. the spy thriller is definitely informed by my experiences in the cia. and i got so tired of seeing female cia officers, intelligence officers depicted in what i thought were shallow ways. so i wanted to have a main figure who was much more realistic and entertaining. >> i believe that. >> you hate the fact that cia operatives today and pop culture are portrayed as cartoonists and only succeed by giving sexual favors and accomplished g

pollard hung up the phone, finished breakfast and left his apartment so he could dig a grave for john fitzgeraldto write beautiful stories under punishing deadlines. such as the report on john lennon. >> what would you do when you were inspiring yourself to write a column like that on a deadline? >> fear. the clock. that's the thing. if there's a lot of time, it's good. i'll stop and talk about how great i am. have a cup of coffee or something, you know, screwing around. but, no, every minute was precious. it was -- there's some stuff that you had to know it was important and that was it. as long as it got done quick enough, i was going to get paid for doing it that way. yeah. >> it's always for money, never for love? >> you better have the money to get home with, yeah. i don't know. you work at it. it's a life -- i mean, you're working. it's a working life. that's what it is. >> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is jimmy breslin, one of the all-time greats. >>> and up next, we all know political pundits say things pretty crazy but now they are in for serious scrutiny. i'll explain after the break

market watcher, keith fitzgerald joins us in new york of all places.thank you very much. stuart: here is my point of view. we've got a debt-- we've got a stalemate on spending, the market's going to be down about 100 points. and if we had a stalemate on the debt ceiling and we'd run across the midnight wednesday deadline, i say we'd be down a whole lot more, you say? >> absolutely agreed. the reason is simple. banks depend on credit, if they cut credit off. then the addiction is it withdrawal, that's the symptoms that happen and the market is not placing that bet and that's irrelevant to them as long as they have access to the debt. now, you've followed this closely. am i right in saying that most investors. most wall street watchers, they think there's going to be a last minute deal? >> wall street is behaving that way and to me, that's a very difficult decision because i think they're just dumb enough. they want to prove a point they're going to let it go to the max. >> you think so? >> right to the edge. >> right to the very edge, to prove a point,

a pair of big calls for two widely held retailers, cantor fitzgerald coverage of coach and tiffany with buy ratings. shares of coach down more than 2% the analyst making the case now is the time to get in. allegra perry joins us live from london. welcome. nice to have you on "the halftime" show. >> thanks for having me. >> why the coach call? >> so coach is an interesting story. i think it's a turnaround restructuring story. the current discounted valuation it's under 14 times on a one-year forward basis. it's a near low point since the financial crisis. that offers a compelling opportunity to get into this luxury turnaround story. clearly in north america where handbags have been the issue for the brand where it's lost some market share as the market leader in 30% of the market, i think they're doing the right things to elevate that range, focus on long logo product and brought in a seasoned design who will have i think a very good influence on the ranges. they're also building on a very strong foundation. they've got heritage and i think they've set the bar pretty low this year as far