she was behind forrest gump.hanks for phoning in. >> thank you for all of the attention the media's given us. spl what do you think it is about forrest gump that might resonate with an entrepreneur an jack ma? >> i think that mr. ma has the ability to find needles in the haystack just like forest did. and synergy just like forrest did from owning a shrimp boat to become being the bubba gump maven of the restaurant business. so i think they both share an ability to find a diamond in the rough. >> so in terms of what this might do, it's amazing to think that forrest gump was first released 20 yearsing wit ago. in terms of what it might do now in china, was it ever big in china and do you think it will get a new life here in that country now? >> here's the interesting part. when the movie first came out in 1994 it did $330 million domestic. total. $677 million worldwide and it did $2.5 million in china. so my answer is, i think there's hope for all of us that we're going to get a huge home video bump. >> and i'm cur

gump. ♪ ♪ >> el lanzamiento en imax de forrest gump nos presenta la versiÓn remasterizada de esta grans gemelas que nacen en medio de la pobreza de la gran depresiÓn. son separados y dados en adopciÓn a diferentes familias. en edad adulta desarrollan su pasiÓn por la mÚsica, pero por caminos distintos. uno llega el Éxito, y su hermano lucha por encontrar un propÓsito en su vida, y asÍ se convierte en el idÉntico, una copia de su hermano. "good help the girl" nos presenta la historia de una joven que comienza a escribir canciones para tratar de superar sus problemas emocionales. se encuentra con dos mÚsicos que al igual que ya estÁn intentando encontrarle una soluciÓn a los suyos. un dato curioso de esta Última cinta es que fue primero un disco que luego se convierte en una pelÍcula musical, ya que el autor habÍa recopilado canciones que consideraba mÁs para un grupo de chicas. asÍ pasan las cosas, esto es todo de mi parte, no regresÓ con ustedes para estudiar. >> gracias daniela, chayanne se despidiÓ de argentina, pero dio tremenda sorpresa a sus fan llegÓ sin avisar a centros comercia

therrian forrest habitat continues to be destroyed.g africa's most endangered mammals. they are the highest priority of the 60-something species of endangered primates. this couple were passing through nigeria in the late '80s as tourists when they saw and fell in love with their first drill monkey. 26 years later, they have rescued more than 80 drills. today they have captive breeding in its fourth generation. all paid for by grants and donations. >> we knew from the start what we wanted to do. >> reporter: each animal here has a story. this 21-year-old was rescued from a zoo where he lived alone until he was six. it has affected his confidence until today. this on the other hand is the dominant male in this group. he was born here in the project, the son of the dominant female. away from the mountain ranch the project also keeps a batch of drills in the city. an educational group more accessible for school troops. keepers have been interacting with the animals for years say there is a lot to learn. >> in the group of the drill, witho

after that, they put a plastic bag on my head, and brought me into the forrest, they started choking me, and shot close to my ear, i am deaf in this ear now. >> he said he suffering beatings and fractures rip ribs. >> several times on their base, they hung me with my arms behind my back, my legs not touching the ground, and used my body as a punch bag. >> in no man's land, prisoner exchanges are now helping to bring the site a step closer to peace, it is the most promising sign yet that the cease fire between no, sirs and pro-russian separatists can last. the negotiating teams have much more work to do, there are still around 2,000 prisoners being held. >> prisoner swap is not just an end itself, it is a start of the bigger peace process. >> vladimir says there were instances of torture and killings on both sides. >> there was revenges torture, there were reprisals. frizzners were shot, but now everybody understand that hows tar exchange is more profitable. >> he says he was treated adequately by the regular army. >> would you ever consider coming back and fighting again. >> do you t

. >> jimmy: you also have a statue of forrest gump on your property. >> yes. >> jimmy: why, first of all? >> i'm a big tom hanks fan. >> jimmy: okay. >> and i guess i'm, like, really hard to shop for. my sister bought me that for a birthday gift. >> jimmy: where did she find it? >> outside a bar. >> jimmy: outside a bar. and -- was it for sale? >> i guess she just asked the owner if it was for sale. >> jimmy: so, this is what -- this is what you see if you go over to dale's house. [ applause ] forrest keeping an eye on everything. >> so patient. so patient. been there forever. >> jimmy: one of your pals michael waltrip is going to be on "dancing with the stars" this season. you're aware of this, i assume. >> can you believe you just said that? every time i hear that, i run that back through. >> jimmy: have you seen him dance? i gamble on this. i need to know who i'm going to bet on. probably not -- probably wouldn't be neerp tar the top o list. >> i think, though, that he may win because people want to continue seeing him week after week. he's -- i don't know if he can dance or not.

"forrest gump" as your role model. i've read the coverage and i regard much of despairive the. there's mugness basically suggesting the company's ipo could represent the key dmard the house of cards that is the stock market. i'm bracing myself in the stories that say it marks the beginning of the end, another dotcom bomb from china, i know the cynics won't be able to resist the story line of the ipo, how can they not? i mean, put it this way, who's going to remember that you called the top of f the marquee goes higher. no one, free pass. but you can be the sage of wall street for years if you say that the largest ipo of all time was the death nell for the bull and you turn out to be right. hey, i wasn't happy with the deal, i was hoping the stock would open ten points lower, you watch the show, ten points lower than it did so it doesn't overheat and you can make money if you bought it there. let's go back to jack ma and what he's created. he battalion company that fulfills retail needs for half the people in his home country. they have internet access. the other half await usin

and the hero i had is forrest gump. 14 years ago -- >> box of chocolates. >> you know he is a fictionalaracter. >> i have been watching that movie for about ten times. every time i am frustrated i watch the movie. i watched the movie before i came here again before coming to new york. i watched the movie again telling me that no matter whatever changed you are you. i am still the guy 15 years ago. i only earned like $20 a month. today i can do that much. >> what does it mean for the people's republic of china? >> i think we are giving a lot of people inspiration. we want to encourage people to say yes. one of the things i want to do, 15 years ago i told the people in my apartment that if jack ma and people like us can be successful 80% of the people in china can be successful and 80% of the young people in the world can be successful. we don't have the rich daddy and powerful uncle. >> we are of the impression that china is slowing. is that just the export market? is the consumer doing better in china? >> absolutely. we are helping that. this is the power of alibaba. the 300 billion sal

gump. ♪ ♪ >> el lanzamiento en imax de forrest gump, la historia protagonizada por tom hanks, que contÓ recorrido por la historia reciente de los estados unidos. "the identical", en 1936,2 hermanos gemelos son separados y dados en adopciÓn a diferentes familias. y ya en la edad adulta y sin conocerse desarrollan su pasiÓn por la mÚsica, pero han tomado caminos muy distintas. mientras uno celebra como una gran estrella su hermano ryan lucha por encontrar un propÓsito en su vida. y asÍ se convierte en el idÉntico, una copia de su hermano famoso. ganadora del premio especial del jurado al mejor reparto, "god help the girl" nos presenta la historia de una joven que comience a escribir canciones para superar sus problemas emocionales y se encuentra con dos mÚsicos, que al igual que ella, estÁn intentando encontrarle una soluciÓn a los suyos. un dato curioso de esta Última cinta, fue primero un disco que luego se convierte en una pelÍcula musical, ya que el autor habÍa recopilado canciones que consideraba mÁs para un grupo de chicas. asÍ pasan las cosas, esto es todo de mi parte, regresÓ al e

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. >> jimmy: you also have a statue of forrest gump on your property. >> yes. >> jimmy: why, first of >> and i guess i'm, like, really hard to shop for. my sister bought me that for a birthday gift. >> jimmy: where did she find it? >> outside a bar. >> jimmy: outside a bar. and -- was it for sale? >> i guess she just asked the owner if it was for sale. >> jimmy: so, this is what -- this is what you see if you go over to dale's house. [ applause ] forrest keeping an eye on everything. >> so patient. so patient. been there forever. >> jimmy: one of your pals michael waltrip is going to be on "dancing with the stars" this season. you're aware of this, i assume. >> can you believe you just said that? every time i hear that, i run that back through. >> jimmy: have you seen him dance? i gamble on this. i need to know who i'm going to bet on. probably not -- probably wouldn't be neerp tar the top o list. >> i think, though, that he may win because people want to continue seeing him week after week. he's -- i don't know if he can dance or not. i think it will be a string puppet kind of. but -

under pressure from criminal gangs he had to quit his job as a forrester but he is still working to save the forest. her young romanian colleague has an idea how powerful the games -- powerful the gains can be. >> we have very inefficient cost procedures. they show that for over 8000 cases. they find a way to enter the political lifeline. then they are working with some relationship. when corruption entered the political level it is more related with the financing political parties. >> the big companies are not interested in the conditions of the country. >> it is a question of confidence and respect for your own business partners. it is also a question of having the right resources. we have specialists that deal precisely with that. >> in satellite images intensive logging was going on in this area. suddenly a vehicle appears, carrying 24 street officials. they demand to see a permit to film. our team produces one from the agricultural ministry in bucharest. they say that is not enough. we are not allowed to shoot here. we ignore them and after an hour they give up. images like this are

el jugador forrest ha dejado en libertad. >> obviamente los padres pueden disciplinar a sus hijos exceptoad entiende como razonable. peterson dijo que el castigo a su hijo en la misma medida que fue castigado contra niÑo. >> no soy hijo esposo ni padre perfecto pero puedo asegurar que no soy un abusador de menores dijo a travÉs de un comunicado. luego del arresto los vikingos o suspensiÓn por un juego y el entrenador dijo hoy... basados en la informaciÓn que tenemos y lo que sabemos de adriÁn peterson no sÓlo con personas y no coloca y ello por la comunidad, creemos que merece seguir jugÁndome tras el proceso legal continÚa. esto sucede al mismo tiempo que el jugador rice apelÓ la decisiÓn de la nfl que lo suspenden detenidamente luego de dejar a su novia inconsciente luego de pegarle un puÑetazo en un ascensor. tamil estuvo suspendido por un partido jugador de los carolina patter s que encontrado culpable por pegarle a su novia en hacer con matarla. estos escÁndalos intensifican la llamadas para el comisionado de la nfl renuncie porque muchos califican como una polÍtica de tolerancia en

under pressure from criminal gangs he had to quit his job as a forrester but he is still working to save the forest. her young romanian colleague has an idea how powerful the games -- powerful the gains can be. >> we have very inefficient cost procedures. they show that for over 8000 cases. they find a way to enter the political lifeline. then they are working with some relationship. when corruption entered the political level it is more related with the financing political parties. >> the big companies are not interested in the conditions of the country. >> it is a question of confidence and respect for your own business partners. it is also a question of having the right resources. we have specialists that deal precisely with that. >> in satellite images intensive logging was going on in this area. suddenly a vehicle appears, carrying 24 street officials. they demand to see a permit to film. our team produces one from the agricultural ministry in bucharest. they say that is not enough. we are not allowed to shoot here. we ignore them and after an hour they give up. images like this are

preserving forrest, and of course building on the climate action plan that he announced over a year ago >> the president pointed out that a number of countries are afraid to take steps because of fear they will fall behind, and that fear must be legitimate, as my colleague was just pointing out, india and -- china and rush are sha are actually they are leaders are not participating in this. >> well, it is true at the moment, although i would say china is taking steps to reduce including the fact that they are showing the effects. but i think he made the point, this dichotomy between economic and environmental sustainable is a false choice. you have seen talk this week with the dovements many coal from some major businesses, this is the future. are. >> has the futures will pasted us? the world is not taking enough steps to keep up with the change, do you see the political will existing to try to change that? >> will, i think we have to start at home. because the u.s. has to been a leader. so i think that having his leadership is important to get the other major emitting countries along.

air strikes happened in a forrest area, not far from the operational headquarters. the leaders who just finished taking over the town in the region. the sources close to aljazeera have confirmed that the air strikes happened and some of the leaders were affected however not confirming whether their leader was among those targeted. now across somalia forces are on the move. they are trying to get as much territory as possible back from the militants that have been controlling huge parts of the country. we have been to the front lines. on the march against the fighters, the thickets of southern somalia have the troops as the forces go against the militants. this is a fight like no other here. american drones are deployed. >> we will not repeat the past mistakes. we are not going to stop fighting. >> these men know they can ambushed any where and they are going on foot. on the outskirts of one of the towns they want to recapture, they stop and wait, moments later they move on. we are informed that the militants have fled. it is the same story in another town. on the bo

my best american idol was forrest gump.he sentence i like the most is life is like a pox of chocolate. you never o know what you are going to get. >> that's kind of perfect for the chinese audience saying his best american idol is the forrest gump. >> but he's fictional. he doesn't really look up to any real people in the u.s. we like it and they like i'll get. >> i just want to point out that the alibaba stock. we're down about 4% yesterday. down another 2.4% today. along with yahoo which has also been under pressure. what are you hearing? the analysts in general to me have seemed very optimistic that perhaps alibaba is fairly priced. and it is not a bargain anymore. >> i still see people arguing that, you know, there could be some way for it to go in either direction. but that is all we've got as we hit noontime on the east coast. let's get to the fast money halftime report. with scott wapner and the gang. >> have a great rest of the day. welcome to the halftime show. the starting lineup. joe terra nova. pete, and mike. w

for young bamboo in mirimar, some villagers are profiting now, but what about the future of the forrestsalso, hunted by the islamic state group, and forced to flee for their lives, take shelter in turkey. and serena williams is one game away from yet another u.s. open final. we will have all the details later in sport. ♪ sierra leone will be imposing a four day lock down on the entire country to try to fight the ebola outbreak. people won't be allowed to leave their homes between the september the 18th and 21st. 21,000 people are being recruited to enforce the lock down. the reason for such aggressive strategy is to help health workers find new cases in it's early stages. the world health organization says almost 4,000 people have been infected across west africa, since the beginning of the year. it spread to countries like ginny, liberia, see year rah leyon, and most recently senegal. the death toll has now risen to 297, and from the red cross is headed the emergency response, in sierra leone, he says they are doing everything they can to try to count tear outbreak. >> we have mobilized

>> reporter: well details [ inaudible ] air strikes happened in a remote and densely forrested area not away from a town that is the headquarters of al-shabab's operations. al-shabab's spokesmen say up to ten missiles have been dropped. a convoy was said to be leaving the area containing al-shabab leaders, however, they could not confirm whether their leader was among the people who were killed. african union peace keepers and somali troops are on the move against the group. we just returned from the front line and this is what we found out. on the march against al-shabab fighters, the thicketed are awash with troops as african union peace keepers and somali government forces go against al-shabab militia. even american drones have been deployed in what officials are calling the final on slot against al-shabab. >> translator: we will not repeat past mistakes. we will not stop fighting until we have established full control everywhere. >> reporter: these men know they can be am beneficiary -- ambushed anywhere, so they go on foot. on the outskirts of a town they want to recapture, they st

he said i have some cushion in the buttocks area as forrest gump would say. >> he is lucky he didn'thit his name. >> i believe that would be butttocks. [ laughter ] >> run forest, run. >> let's run to a break real quick! [ laughter ] dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab is identifying farmers within a 50-mile radius of the stores within their community. capay valley puts some of the most beautiful heirloom tomatoes in the box and we get those to the store on the next day. it's a really great relationship when you can buy fresh, flavorful, outstanding products from your neighbor. it's our passion for produce, combined with our strong sense of community. and we're able to deliver that experience by living local. ♪ and we're able to deliver that experi

this woman just got back from the nearby forrest where she spent the night. she came back alone.hildren are still in hiding. to deal with these the commander calls a [ inaudible ] to assure them. >> translator: we told the people they will never see al-shabab again. we have decided to put our troops in every village, town, and also on the roads. we advised them not to fear at all. >> reporter: but there's still little confidence here. these men tell me they are not sure how long the government troops will remain in town and are afraid of repercussions from al-shabab fighters. and clan militiamen is yet another concern the government has to deal with. whatever happens there is no way we will treat them like al-shabab did, this man says. it's shocking that they don't trust us. government officials say this is the final on slot against al-shabab fighters, and they are vowing not to leave any town or village without administration. but that will be a difficult task with all of the clan rivalries that have dogged this country for decades. >> translator: it's the people who will decide

. >> back in the village, the boys body is taken for burial in a small clearing in the forrest.away from the houses. putting aside their fears, friends and family members followed the burial team. they pay their respects to their friend, their brother, their neighbor. they pray the virus is not being passed on, and that his death does not mark the beginning of more to come. >> al jazeera. >> amnesty international has release add report that says nigerian police are are using torture on an industrial scale. the fining suggests as many as 5,000 people are being detained since 2009. seven years ago, called for nigeria to make torture an a criminal offense. it is still on hold, amnesty international says torture in nigeria is widespread. rob reynolds spoke to one man who says he was torture uhed for a crime he didn't commit. >> when the police came for him, he knew what was in store. >> you you would know what is going to happen. it is not going to been easy. >> a scrap metal delaware no criminal record, was snatched off a street by nigerian plain clothes police, earlier this year.

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now the secret's behind "forrest gump's" cross-country run being revealed for the first time.eak it down. "fox and friends" hour two starts right now. >> we have been annoying our producer about the "forrest gump" impressions. >> my momma says those were my running shoes. >> good memories, i'm impressed. >>> good morning. coming up in a short time, the big iphone event takes place and will break down on tuesday. we'll break down all the things we are learning about the new iphone. it is gadget season and fall season, football season, it's all coming up. >> and it's christmas season. >> we talked about that the other day. >>> but let's start with breaking news to tell you about. six people are dead and hundreds of thousands are without power after massive thunderstorms took down trees and power lines in the midwest. in detroit, utility workers say power should be restored to most of the 230,000 customers by tomorrow. however, some may have to wait until wednesday. a detroit man was also killed after he was electrocuted by downed power lines. in chicago, a woman was killed when

the hero i had is forrest gump. 14 years ago. >> a box of chocolates? >> you know he is a fictional character? >> i like that guy. i've been watching that movie for about ten times. every time i get frustrated, i watch the movie. i watch the movie before i came here again for coming to new york. i watched the movie again telling me that no matter whatever changed, you are you. i'm still the guy 15 years ago, you know, i only earn like $20 a month. today i can do that much. >> what does it mean for the people's republic of china? >> i think we are giving a lot of people inspiration. we want to encourage a lot of people saying, yes. one of the things i want to do, 15 years ago i told my people in my apartment that if jack ma and people like us can be successful, 80% of the people in china can be successful. and 80% of the young people in the world can be successful. we do not have the rich daddy, powerful uncle. we do from nothing. >> what would you say to an american investor who is really interested in your company and the growth opportunity, but worrie

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they're blood thirsty animals, he is lost, circling the forrest. what should we expect from wednesday? anything new? >> i think, first of all, he has reassessed his evaluation, as i have, of the threat of isis. that is allowed to be done by a president. secondly i think we're seeing very big news this weekend with the arab league joining into this effort. i think he will announce on wednesday a full scale bombing of the syrian targets for isis. and i suspect that the bombing in iraq will continue and what he was talking about next week is that m.alaki will be gone, ad there will be a new president, and isis, i believe, will be nonthreatening in a matter of weeks. >> they said they're clearly not, let's assess this. here is the dilemma. if he goes into syria, he will look like he is pro war. pro iraq war, everything he campaigned against in 2008. >> should that matter? >> you tell me? >> should it matter, honestly? don't we elect expects to be forward thinking and to make the best decisions. he should not worry about the polling or whether it will g

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. >> he is almost a forrest gump of sort of radical islamism. >> i don't think there are many people like him that has all of those different dimensions. he was the real deal. >> reporter: the real deal, a larger than life personality. who reveals his journey for jihad from james bond in this book. agent storm, my life inside al qaeda and the cia. coming up, how storm goes from boxer to holy warrior. >> i was invited by osama bin laden to join up with him in the training camp in afghanistan. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo

. >> the air strikes happened in a forrest not far away from the town that is the headquarters. they have said to target the leaders who are just finished taking the town in the middle part of the region. sources close confirmed that the air strikes happened and some of the leaders are affected but not confirming weather their leader was among those targeted. now, across somalia, the government forces and peace keepers are on the moh and trying to get as much territory as possible back from the militias and until now controlling huge parts of southern somalia. we have been to the front lines and this is what we found. on the march against the fighters, the thickets of southern somalia with the troops and the peace keepers and the government forces are going against the militias. this is a fight like no other before in somalia. even the american drones are deployed in the final onslaught against the group. >> we will not repeat the past mistakes, we are won't stop fighting until we have full control ifr where. >> these men know they can be ambushed everywhere and thir going on fo

air strikes happened in a dense forrest area. this is the operation headquarterses. they have targeted the leaders who just finished taking over the town in the middle region. the sources close to us have confirmed that this air strikes happened and some of the leaders were affected however not confirming whether the leader was among those targeted. now across somalia the government forces and peace keepers are on the move and trying to get as much territory as possible back from the militias that up until now have been controlling huge parts of south somalia. >> the strike is part of a wider u.s. strategy to limit the armed group and the u.s. group is hunting out the leader for years now. this would be a victory on the war on terror in that part of africa. >> he's on the most wanted list of terrorists. there is a bounty for the leader. he rules with an iron fist and transforming the group from the domestic fighting force to a global threat. he's been under threat for a year and fending off the strikes and operations by the kenya army and the african forces. they hav

the nsc was thought up by forrestal, who was the first secretary of defense, and dean atchinson, and they were trying to get back in control. the way it was originally organized, it was staffed by serving military officers and foreign service officers. there was no budget for a national security council staff. truman never used it. he resented it. he just was furious about the whole establishment of it. so he never used it. eisenhower turned it into a military staff. and then after that, it reflected how interested a president was in foreign-policy and national security. lbj was much more interested in civil rights and domestic affairs, so vietnam became the total, but having a concept and a vision as to how the rest of the world should be, he just was not interested. the nsc reverted to a very ad hoc tuesday lunch kind of ad hoc meeting, so sometimes the cabinet officers had to weigh on things that he was not interested in, and they never knew what was going on. it was a major change, and then when president nixon came in, huron is this guy who -- here was this guy who, critics of w

they put a plastic bag on my head and brought me into the forrest. >> reporter: he says he suffered beatingsand fractured ribs. >> translator: several times on their base they hung me with my arms behind my back, and used by body as a punch bag. >> reporter: in no man's land prisoner exchanges are now helping to bring the sides closer to peace. it's the most promising sign yet that the peace agreement can last. their negotiating teams have much more work to do. there are still around 2,000 prisoners being held. >> translator: it's not just the end itself. it's the start of a bigger peace process. >> reporter: he says there were instances of killing and torture on both sides. >> translator: there was revenge torture, reprisals, prisoners were shot, but now everybody understands that hostage exchange is more profitable. >> reporter: kamil was lucky. he says he was treated adequately by the regular ukrainian army. >> would you ever consider coming back and fighting again. was it the right thing to do? >> it was the right thing to do, for example, to see the truth. the truth is there is no truth

this woman just got back from the nearby forrest where she went the night.ame back alone, her children are still in hiding. a few businessmen are also willing to open their businesses. >> translator: we told the people they will never see al-shabab again. we have decided to put our troops in every village, town, and also on the roads. we advised them not to fear at all. >> reporter: but there's still little confidence here. these men tell me they are not sure how long the government troops will remain in town, and are afraid of repercussions from al-shabab fighters. whatever happens, there's no way they will treat them like al-shabab did. it's shocking they don't trust us, he adds. they say this is the final only slot against al-shabab fighters, and they are vowing to leave no town orville age without protection. but that will be difficult. the local governor, however, says they have a plan. >> translator: it's the people who will decide about the leadership. our role is to oversee that they can get the leadership they desire. >> reporter: vehicles carrying

it was in a forrest somewhere.s but we wouldn't have found it. >> having offered his detailed confession to the police, roberts pleaded not to first degree murder. but ultimately his case did not go to trial. after years of legal wrangling -- >> state your name. >> joseph roberts. >> roberts pleaded guilty to second degree murder on an amended indictment in may 2014. >> you still think this plea is in your best interest. >> yes, sir. >> and was sentenced to 30 years in a florida state correctional facility. as brittany's family struggles with the aftermath of her loss, her friends look after brittany's dogs. >> they're in great shape. happy, healthy. they're really good dogs, you know, brittany would have wanted that. she would have wanted somebody that loves them to have them. >> and her friends mourn, as does her family. >> my sister was the one that my parents worried about the most, you know. she was the one they were concerned about because she had the hardest time getting her feet on a path in life, finding h

hay'll be asking the producer behind "forrest gump" what she thinks and joining fast. >>> straight aheadmpanies humbled by the financial crisis? herely half of all business executives think they were not. believe companies are not acting anymore responsibly today than six years ago. are we setting ourselves up for another meltdown? that's next. >>> and ahead, hearing from the man trying to turn barclays reputation around after a string of scandals. antony jenkins here exclusively. what if we finally had a back yard? that would be amazing. hey, what if we took down this wall? what if this was my art studio? what if we were pre-approved? shut up! from finding to financing, how'd you do that? zillow. >>> welcome back. all day cnbc is diving into the corporate perception indicator survey. what stuck out to us is business executives themselves say nothing much was learned from the financial crisis. 49% surveyed said corporations were not humbled after the crisis and don't act more responsibly now than before. these are people inside the industry saying this. want to talk about it. chris weyli

. >> wild fires continue to burn in california as we said, the forrest service conducting research toake fighting wild fires safer. a look at the signs behind it. >> california governor has declared a state of emergency, because of a fast moving wild fire. social in america's west is under fire. making national t.v. headlines for the size and veteran rossty of the burns. >> at the north west edge, most residents are trying to get away from the flames. but a team of wild fire researchers are trying to get ahead of it's path. zip zagging all over the country. as new blazes break out. >> how many have you gotten data from. >> we have gathering data on three incidents. >> so not every fire you go to a wayne. >> absolutely not. dan's team is gathering field data, to help safety zones. so set a safety zone, the general rule of thumb is find the highest flame height, then multiply that height times four. that's the minimum distance a firefighter needs to be from the flames to be in a safety zone. but vetted remember firefighters are quick to attest, there are more factors that need to be con

as you guys documented in the open of the show saying that forrest gump is his hero. how a former school teacher is now china's richest man accessing the most liquid and proven yet again the most efficient markets in the world. it is certainly a big day for the new york stock exchange. i think the real work begins. >> it is an amazing story of an english professor who starts an e commerce company and becomes a billionaire. that is jeff basos. stay right there. let's bring in linda killion. cio of investment capital. how big of a deal is this for mom and pop if at all? >> well, i must say that having watched the events of the day you can't help but coming away from the debut of alibaba with a reconfirmation that capitalism is the greatest expression of human enterprise there is. for mom and pop i think it is going to be a very interesting story as it plays out because now the ipo has come and gone and alibaba is going to have to stand on its own two feet as a strong fundamentally driven company. >> to what degree is this ipo a litmus test of the ipo market overall or j

was full of cars, all of the buildings with lights, that is the passion and i the hero i had was forrest gump. >> at first he taught english. his salary, $20,000. and then he saw the ability of bringing chinese goods to america. and we asked for money. and the business was born in an apartment. one of millions that sell to the world. peter they'll who cofounded paypal said beware. >> would you buy it at $66 to $68 a share? >> i would not. although i think it will go up some. will you get a pop and do well if it continues to stay in good grace of the chinese government but it is a political investment. >> but jack ma asks for just one thing. >> trust. trust us, trust the market. >> i want to bring in brent willsie of willsie asset management. you heard the words there of jack ma. trust and trust me. what do you say? >> i'm sorry, was that erin? >> yes, that is me. do i trust him? >> no, i would not. and it is hard to say that, but when you think about what is behind the scenes, people have to realize this is a chinese company and i hope you bought the stock, congratulations and so forth.

the actor is known for the films "forrest gump." "saving private ryan" and road to perdition.mlin is also on the list. the film 9 to 5 and former police frontman sting. soul singer the reverends al green and ballerina patricia mcbride had been honored. i think -- honored. i think it's going to air september 27th. >>> isolated storms more so in the mountains than here in d.c.. tomorrow yellow alert for scattered afternoon and evening storms. but by sunday maybe a lingering shower really early but a decent day. only 82 and still real comfortable monday and tuesday. >>> just on the phone with leesburg police and they tell me that northbound leapsburg bypass is closed at east market street with a pedestrian struck. posted an that during the cut- ins in about 25 minutes. here on the outer loop, new hampshire to georgia is your slow stretch and look at the 14th street bridge. this has been good all morning long across the river. >>> "cbs this morning" is next. public neater has been protrude -- theater has been providing performances for the community since 1967. >> jamie wax report

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he's flanked, move back to the next good position, all the while asking that the administration send forrest morgan and cavalry raids against sherman's ever lengthening single track western and atlantic supply line. the campaign took on a familiar pattern. johnston would take position. sherman would approach, would skirmish with the rebels. meanwhile, he would probe around with the army of tennessee, around usually by the federal right against the rebel left. johnston found that he would be flanked, threatened with his railroad being cut, and he'd have to retreat. here you see a timeline map. sweeney's division with is going all the way down stream, to flank downstream. with this repetitive pattern of flanking against which johnston could figure out no antidote or counter, sherman pushed johnston back from nine successive positions. and look at my hand-drawn map, y'all. if you can't find a map that illustrates what you want, you draw it yourself. ha ha! you know, my favorite here is allen tate's biography of stonewell jackson. have you seen his maps? they're far more artless than my own. so