francis. -- on top of the state francis. the equipment you see painted green, that is all the original equipment from 1972. we are just now in the middle of modernizing this equipment. >> why modernize? doesn't the equipment works fine? >> it does, it is of analog and intensive, and there are some additional controls. let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and c

of course, grover had been dead many years now, and francis agreed. francis, by the way, she remarried after grover died and married a princeton professor, a guy named thomas preston, and was married to him much longer, actually, than she was married to grover. and just a funny quick story, but francis live add long time, and in 1947 she was seated next to eisenhower at a fancy dinner. and her place card just identified her as mrs. thomas preston. so eisenhower had no idea who she was. and they began chatting, and at one point they began to talk about washington, and she said, you know, general, i used to live in washington. and the general said, really? where? [laughter] eisenhower was quite embarrassed by that. but francis, to her credit, agreed with keane that there should be an account published of what happened on the oneida. so keane finally broke the embargo and published an account of the operation in, of all places, the saturday evening post. now, you think he would go to a medical journal to talk about this amazing achievement in american me

suframos que est francis sufram francis esperamos que estos consejos te ayuden vamos con la otra preguntato el bigote, el sombrero, porque el chapo nos va poner a bailar >>> sÍ >>> ya ¡ arranquen!! ay tengo que hacer una parada. haz la parada perfecta con los personajes de cars en los calzoncitos entrenadores pull-ups. ¡sí! ♪ ¡mira que grande soy! ♪ ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ay! maÑana quÉ va a estar re bueno el programa en "despierta amÉrica" , mentir es un hÁbito que nosotros como padres queremos para los hijos, ¿pero quÉ pasa cuando lociÓn lolos padres son el ejemplo de la falsedad?. gran tema de parte de nosotros. >>> miren esto son de las agrupo pasiones m gran tema de parte de nosotros. >>> miren esto son de las agrupo pasiones m gran tema de parte de nosotros. >>> miren esto son de las agrupo pasiones m gran tema de parte de nosotros. >>> miren esto son de las agrupo pasiones m agrupaciones mÁs reconocidas de mÉxico, aquÍ lo celebramos con el conjunto brindis. >>> tengo pregunta el chiste que tenÍa carla >>> quÉ le provocÓ tanta risa? >>> no era chiste maÑana se los cuento. >>> maÑana >>>

nbc bay area monty francis in oakland, where they are ready in case protests turn violent, that's have in the past. >> reporter: good evening. we're here at 14th and brad brodway where a rally's expected to get under way in 30 minutes. you can see behind me, not much is happening but organizers are getting ready. police have 100 officers on hand to make sure things don't get violent as they have in the past. right now a group of 150 protesters is marching here from the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station somewhere oscar grant was killed early new yearness day 2009. mehserle convicted of involuntary man slot somewhere sentenced to two years behind bars. he served 11 months and has cough qualified for an early release because of good behavior. he's expected to walk out of the jail tomorrow. mehserle claimed he meant to use his taser but instead fired his pistol, killing the unarmed grant as he play face down on a train platform. this is a racially charged case. >> but it seems like ever since this happened with oscar, i hear more and more and more, this young man was just walking, this one was ta

[laughter] francis turned out to be great political asset and everybody loved her. one of the most beloved first ladies in american history and there's a story after grover lost the election in 88 he ran for reelection and lost to benjamin harrison in the electoral vote also grover won the popular vote in 1888 but she lost in the electoral college. we will never see that again. after two and as they were leaving the white house, in 1889 apparently francis told the chief steward just keep everything the way it is. we will be back in four years and sure enough, in 1892, cleveland did win the white house back, and he and frances and now the youngest daughter, baby ruth lived in to the white house. there have been one change while they were gone. benjamin harrison, while the clevelands were, while they were in the white house and cleveland's were away the changeover from gas to electric and i think they did this some of the cleveland appliances would work. [laughter] buddy to 92 she wins the election and he takes the oath of office in march the inauguration in march of

francis. grant that i may not speak so much to be consoled as you console. to be understood as to understand, to be loved as to love with all my soul. and for it is in giving that we receive, in pardoning that we are pardoned, and in dying that we are born to eternal life. amen. i mourn the loss of my colleagues, but also my friends. it was an honor to know you both, vince and tony, and ironically, it was an honor meeting you. i'm very sorry for the circumstances. vince and tony, thank you for all that you gave to the san francisco fire department and to the community that we serve. we will all carry on together and keep you both forever in our hearts and minds. vince and tony, may god bless you and may you both rest in peace. [ applause ] >>> we turn now from our firefighter memories to our family members, and mark valerio will be our first speaker today. >>> hello, everybody. first off, i would like to thank everybody that came today to help say good-bye to my brother. thank you to firefighters, friends and families who have been so kind and those who have

monty francis is at sfo with an update tonight. monty? >> diane, i just counted more than a dozen departing flights that are delayed here tonight at sfo, and two that are cancelled. the situation is improving here, but travelers, some passengers are still trying to figure out their travel plans. the computers are back up and running, now the system is just trying to catch up from the mess that started last night, from the computers that control flight departures. thousands of passengers were stranded at sfo. the airport duty manager said there were a large number of people who slept here in the terminal last night. and passengers we talked to say they continue to be frustrated wi lth the tack of information they're getting from united. >> it's like the passengers don't mean anything, and it's every man for himself. >> reporter: united has not provided any information on what caused the glitch in the first place. but did say on the airlines twitter feed that the problem had been fixed. again, diane, this situation here is improving, but de

francis, good morning. >> bay bridge toll plasa metering lights were turned on.ck lanes and cash paying lanes shorter back up there and interstate 80. westbound approaching karleson . the drive time is 21 minutes from the car tinas bridge . it is a san mateo bridge. no trouble through san mateo at this point. it has been a nice commute through the south bay for these guys moving northbound out of the downtown san jose area. if you are commuting in the north bay, you will also find a pretty ride still in the golden gate bridge and again no accidents to slow you down in murray county. >> and thank you very much. 6:38 now. trading on wall street . we have a live report straight ahead. live look at the big board. dow is up 62 points. >> we hear more from the women 6:42 and live doppler hd quiet in the entire state . we do see something pop up in the sierras and scattered showers . sphen . look at sunshine at near 80 in central valley and we have san diego scen . warm toasty 92 in palm springs. eric. all right mike. 6:42 . a bill to ban the open carrier of unloaded gu

>>> (rÍen). >>> seguimos conversando con la motivadora espiritual francis, hablando declaro importantevision.com,, con la uniclave "despierta amÉrica." >>> tenemos que hacer algo respecto a las visualizociÓnes. >>> nos vamos a la pausa y de ♪. >>> maÑana "despierta amÉrica", vamos a hablar de los celos y rivalidades entre los hijos, como tratar de arreglar este conflicto entre hermanos pero ademÁs el verano es momento perfecto para disfrutar con los niÑos quÉ cree claudia molina no vas a decir quÉ hacer con los niÑos aprovechando el verano y ademÁs vendran con todo el maravilloso mundo del circo, disfrute de un espectÁculo mas alegres y emocionantes, serÁ maÑana dÓnde?. >>> en "despierta amÉrica"!. >>> eso. >>> bueno seguimos vacaciones poncho. >>> bueno hemos estado pidiendo a todos ustedes en casa que si tiene fotos vacaciones las envÍen y aqui vamos a ver las fotos que enviÓ la familia de canadÁ y tambiÉn la familia mendoza del perÚ, y son familias que estÁn disfrutando unas vacaciones en las mrarplayas de miami beach, y usted seÑor si tiene fotos envÍe aqui al programa. >>> asÍ es.

francis, and other communities that want to restrict housing. "we want to be able to restrict housing in our neighborhoods. we want that too." they are looking for ways to do that. we think this deserves a lot more time. it deserves a conversation with the director. there is language that could be set up that would make a lot more sense. we think it is a bad idea. thank you. >> my name is scott quicker -- kueyper. i want to hone in on jim's advocacy. we have been a target for many large-scale housing developments. i hope this can help maintain the community. we are still set to develop a lot of the city's housing stock. we need to have a policy like this. we need for san francisco to consider this in other neighborhoods. more so, what would be a useful part of the information -- i would like to propose the board create a report that all projects that are currently in the pipeline for the west soma area. this would provide a necessary tool for evaluating what the neighborhood is already becoming. these projects are entitled but have not had the f

and road work between sir francis drake and 580, lanes expected to open up by 5:00 a.m. >>> live look at conditions at the toll plaza. we are off to a better start than a few minutes ago. back to you. >>> okay thank you giana. time now 4:40 a.m. a first look at gabriel giffords since the tucson shooting. >> plus more trouble for congressman weiner. the new photos pressuring him to resign. >>> how low will they go. bay area drivers get the brake we have all been looking for at the gas pump ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, governor jerry brown is making a last minute appeal to lawmakers -- on you-tube. "i'm really p >>> with just two days left before the deadline. governor brown is making an appeal on youtube >> i am perplexed why a package of this magnitude and permanent, which has reforms, realignment and which has temporary tax extensions cannot be allowed for you the people to decide on. i am not asking the legislature to make all these decisions i am asking for a vote of the people. in order to get that we need the four republican votes. >>> the budget deadline is wednesday if lawmaker fail to pas

nbc's francis coe reports. >> reporter: smoke spread as far as new mexico and colorado. >> that would be horrible. >> reporter: the fire is a week old. now blanketing more than 140,000 acres. on the scene more than 1,300 firefighters from across the country, but the numbers were no match to mother nature. >> the columns up in the air the last few days has been in excess of 30,000 feet. when you have something that large with that much heat, it kind of generates its own weather. >> reporter: and it's want just arizona that's baking. record-shattering temperatures have melted the nation's south and midsection. >> temperatures even in the north rising in the mid and upper 90s. this is catching a lot of folks off guard. >> reporter: including in chicago where heat and humidity hovered over the half marathon, which would stop midcourse. one man collapsed and died while a dozen other runners were hospitalized. down south houston recorded 105 degrees breaking a record set more than 30 kwleerz ago. >> why does some parts of the country have too much water, and we don't have any? >> reporter:

our monty francis is in san francisco with reaction from two bay area democrats. monty? >> reporter: diane, good evening. earlier today the democratic leader of the house, nancy pelosi of san francisco, asked congressman weiner to resign. there are reports that behind the scenes pelosi is furious about this scandal. so far congressman weiner is refusing to step down. this afternoon he issued a statement saying he would take a temporary leave from congress to seek professional help. all of this stems from his admission that he sent lewd photos to women on fwtwitter an lied about it and engaging in explicit talk with six women on facebook. allegations he exchanged explicit messages with an underage girls he denies. a majority of his constituents think he should stay in office. we caught up with congresswoman jackie speier in the south bay today. she is also calling on her democratic colleague to step down. >> he has refused, and i think it's a reflection on the n narcissistic nature. he is subject to the rules the rest of us are, and that's disconcerting. >> reporter: this

nbc bay area monty francis in downtown oakland with latest for juice good evening. we're here at 14th and broadway and oakland, where the rally got under way 30 minutes ago. you can see there are 200 protesters here, here to express ainger in a widely followed and ashly-charged case. i'd like to show youing else as well. a large police presence. there are several officers here on motorcycles. and they're here to make sure things don't get out of hand. the rally comes on the eve of the expected release of the former b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle from the long county jail. protesters marched here from the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station where grant was killed early new year's day 2009. mehserle convicted of involuntary manslaughter. he served 11 months of the sentence and qualify for an early release, in part because of good behavior. mehserle claimed he meant to use his taser on grant but instead fired his pistol, killing the n unarmed grant as he lay face down an i train platform. >> it's hard to sleep at night and how do you think we'll feel tomorrow morning

nbc bay area's monte francis is in san francisco with the story for us. hello, monte. >> reporter: diane, we're here in the castro which has really been at the center of the aids awareness movement for the past 30 years. you can see a pink ribbon, the universal symbol for aids awareness. 30 years ago the federal government issued a warning about a rare pneumonia affecting gay men. the disease would later come to be known as aids. today to coincide with the anniversary, 2500 cyclists left san francisco, and will spend the next week riding all the way to los angeles as part of the annual aids life cycle ride. this year the ride is expected to raise a record $13 million for aids research. it's the kind of research that has been key in the fight against the disease. experts say it's because of the drug regimens now available that an hiv diagnosis is no longer a death sentence as it was for so many 30 years ago. >> first of all, it's not over. people may think oh, hiv, aids, it's over. it's not over. in san francisco alone, two new infections a day in san fran

nbc bay area's monte francis is in san francisco tonight to show us how thousands of people from theay area are marking the anniversary. monte? >> reporter: diane, good evening. we're here at the aids memorial grove in golden gate park. the names displayed here represent some of the 30 million people worldwide who have died from aids during the last 30 years. this photo from 1981 shows one of the first patients diagnosed with aids at san francisco general hospital. an article that same year in the bay area reporter referred to what many were calling the gay cancer. the city's gay community was devastated by the epidemic as the disease claimed the lives of more than 18,000 gay men in san francisco. while originally thought to be limited to the gay population, the disease was also spread heterosexually, widely in africa and throughout the world. >> i will have to retire from the lakers. >> reporter: celebrities, including magic johnson announced they too were hiv positive. hoping to remove the stigma, and to raise money for research. three decades later, and fundraisers such as the aid

nbc bay area's monty francis is in san francisco with more on what democratic leaders from the bay area had to say. hello, monty. >> reporter: diane, good evening. jackie spears says that weiner should resign. this morning nancy pelosi of san francisco, she also urged weiner to step down. there are reports that behind the scenes pelosi is furious about the scandal in which he admitted to send lewd photos of himself to women on twitter and lying about it. he also admitted to engaging in explicit talk with at least six women on facebook. the most recent allegations are that the congressman exchanged explicit messages with an underage girl. he denies that girl, but police in delaware say the twitter messages between the kong reman and a 17-year-old were explicit in nature. congressman jackie spears said to her the latest allegations are the most disturbing. >> i don't think we -- the american people should be served by someone who engages in sexting with underage girls. >> reporter: now, this morning nancy pelosi released this statement. it says, quote, congressman weiner has the love of h

francis circle -- so from st. francis circle to balboa, you would not be able to make an adjustment in the train service to put it on time. that is significant, especially when you look at the bottleneck in the travel, the stock plans -- the stop signs and lights along ocean avenue, that has a significant impact on the on- time performance of the whole line. i think part of the other bottleneck for congestion on on- time performance is the area around fourth and king, not just because of the ballpark, but because we are occasionally impacted by the bridge going up, and some of the congestion that occurs around caltrain and off the freeway. in terms of operating challenges, there are some bottlenecks on that the system from traffic and congestion. there is some flexibility that exists on the third street site, but not on the k-t side in terms of our ability to adjust the service. the biggest operating challenge we have right now, not just on this line but the whole subway system, is the age and condition of our fle

nbc bay area's monte francis is in downtown oakland with that story for us. monte? >> reporter: diane, good evening. business owners had feared that there would be violence and looting tonight, so they boarded up their windows, just in case. while the protest here tonight was loud and boisterous, much to everyone's relief, it was peaceful. >> the people united will never be defeated! >> reporter: at least 200 protesters marched from the fruitvale bart station to downtown oakland where they blocked the intersection of broadway and 14th. once there, speakers criticized police and held signs that referred to racist and killer cops. >> executing our boys? we wouldn't be here. >> reporter: more than 100 oakland police officers were on hand to make sure there wasn't a repeat of the violence that followed the verdict in the mess seller case when businesses were looted and suffered thousands of dollars in damage. a jury convicted the bart police officer of involuntary manslaughter, and he was sentenced to two years behind bars. mehserle has served 11 months of that sentence

nbc bay area's monte francis has that story for us. monte? >> diane, this is a huge loss for everyone here at fire station number 26. firefighter tony vallerio died shortly before 8:00 this morning. tonight, police have been coming by to drop off flowers and cards and to express their condolences. >> present. >> reporter: members of fire engine company 26 stood at attention as the body of 53-year-old tony vallerio was taken out of san francisco general hospital, draped with an american flag. a short time later, tony's sister said she would always remember her brother's unmistakable sense of humor. >> he was full of life. he traveled. he was a great-uncle to my kids. he was -- as i always say, my best brother ever. >> san francisco firefighters are now grieving the deaths of not one but two of their own. tony vallerio and lieutenant vincent perez were both killed after being caught in a flashover or a sudden explosion of heat and flames while fighting a house fire thursday in diamond heights. perez died that same day. vallerio was severely bur

francis yacht club will not be heard today. please turn off any electronic devices, in the secondary conversations we ask that you please take outside. you will have three minutes to speak on any item today unless the president announces otherwise. please speak to the item that is being heard, and if you want to speak on general public, and this is either item four, or item number eight. thank you. we are on item number two, which is the president's remarks. >> i do not have anything to report. >> and is there any public comment? public comment is closed. item number three, the general managers' report. >> i have a few things to report. this is all good news. tuesday the 21st, the 23rd. thursday, june 23, we will have the william hammon hall award at 2:30 in the conservatory, and the awards are jointly presented by the parks and recreation department, and laborers local. next tuesday, june 21, the department has been invited to participate in the blue-green awards, to support the employees and apartments who have shrunk in the

monte francis, nbc bay area new. >>> new tonight at 6:00, you might have noticed a heavy dose of the on local freeways during this holiday weekend, and the numbers are in. dui arrests are down, but fatalities are up. two people were killed in the bay area during this memorial day weekend. statewide there was a total of 24. that's up from 17 last year. arrests were down, however, in the bay area. 218 dui arrests in all compared to last year's total of 227. >>> reports this a breathalyzer used by south bay law enforcement might be faulty has given hundreds of dui suspects hope that their cases would be overturned, but so far just a single case has been dismissed. four weeks ago prosecutors learned there was a manufacture's defect in the alco sensor which had been used for less than a year. a review had begun of more than 800 dui cases but it's turning up fewer problems than initially thought, mostly because of an additional blood or urine test which is done at the police station after that breathalyzer. some 42 cases are tentatively listed as questionable and prosecutors don't expect t

yo la adoro a francis helen.envenida a despierta amÉrica. >> yo tengo un problema todo lo que yo como me cae mal siempre tengo malestares, cÓlicos! >> quÉ le aconsejas? >> bÁsicamente lo que estás hablando lo que estÁbamos diciendo anteriormente. tu centro de emociÓn. te voy a recomendar algo rÁpido para que puedas tÚ y todos los que se asemejen a problemas estomacales. es normal, todos los seres humanos a veces estamos en emociÓn de montaÑa rusa. y este color amarillo te lo vas a colocar en el centro del estÓmago y vas a tenerlo un rato, eso quiere decir que le das energÍa y fuerza a ese centro maravilloso. >> es como un sol de luz. >> eso tambiÉn puedes ingerir el color en el amarillo de los alimentos y tambiÉn puedes cerrar los ojos y llevÁndolo a la corona. >> gracias, margarita. >> francis, mil gracias, quiero agradecer a aisabel, angÉlica, melina. increÍble. >> ya llegamos al final. >> un consejo final para ser feliz. >> es importante que entendamos que no nacimos para sufrir sino simplemente para ser esa i

me encantan los exxo los consejos de francis. >> sigue en el programa >> actitud es lo que le faltÓ ae me hace agua la boca, como ingrid hoffmann nos prepara una receta del plato principal y un exquisito a xafcompaÑante, grac ingrid por estar aquÍ. >> amiga preparadas para cocinar los sabores que nos encantan a los latinos y esta maÑana una gr ingrid hoffmann nos trae masas de toque de cerdo y viene acompaÑadas con papas de salsa. >> vamos a ver que tanto es lo que aprendemos aquÍ la "chiqui," pero vamos a ver en la casa y pongan atenciÓn. miren, resacas sencillas ademÁs que es econÓmico porque estamos utilizando unas tiras de cerdo, lo importante del cerdo hay que cocinarlo bien. >> ¿ahora como lo debemos de combinar? >> mira, muy sencillo, empezamos con sal y pimienta sÓlo, un poquito de aceite de oliva, vamos a dejar esto cocinando, ya tenÍa acÁ previamente el cerdo o sea, la versiÓn de esto pero ya cocinada mÁs o menos unos 8 minutos, aunque las lÍneas las guÍas de la fda de lo que dicen de cocinar el puerco han cambiado que antes se decÍa que tenÍa que ser 160 ahora dicen que no

the san francisco fire department, to all of our colleagues in the fire service, and to all soon francis cans who are mourning this tragedy. and none of us will ever forget what happened this week. there are no words that can describe the pain and hurt that we feel. there are no words that can begin to do justice to the sacrifice that has been made. it is also difficult to put to words the lives of these men for they meant so much to so very many people. we can tell stories about them though, stories that help define who they were. we can share humorous stories, sharing little details such as the fact that tony had quite a gift for gab. tony could talk. and tony could talk, and when he was done, he could talk some more. i used to run into tony often out in the waters surfing. and he would paddle up. i would try to avert eye contact because i know it would be a five-hour discussion, but he would paddle up and begin to tell a story. i would catch a wave, paddle back out, tony would still be talking as if i had never left. i would catch another wave, come back out, he would still be talking

and the san francisco icon and door man of the francis drake hotel fore the last 800 years. it's only been really 32. pillar from the newspaper, david from uncle vito's pizza, maggie baxter from abc channel 7. i must turn the page. deputy chief antonio para, san francisco police department, lynn bruney, director of consumer marketting for the san francisco convention and visitors bureau and wes tyler, general manager, chancellor hotel on union square and president of the union square association. let's hear it for all those judges, ladies and gentlemen. now, these judges have a very, very difficult job. they have to rate the competitors. each bell ringer will be judged on rhythm, originality, and style. today we're going to find out who has the it factor and before the amateur competition stuff starts, i'd like to bring up a former bell-ringing champion, mr. carl payne, ladies and gentlemen. not one, not two, not three, 10-time bell-ringing champion. the only bell-ringing champion who is even close to this would be mr. byron cobb, who has five wins. and buddy, my second husb

>> sÍ, buenos días. >> cuÁl es tu pregunta para francis?tu voz sino en todo lo que estÁ sucediendo. el dinero tambiÉn es energÍa. hay muchas doctrinas que han programado nuestra vida para que eso suceda. "el dinero no nos rinde" "el dinero no crece en los Árboles". como si las personas ricas fueran extraterrestres. por eso te voy a dar algunos tips. ya tienes proyectos en tu vida y eso es importantÍsimo. para eso estamos acÁ para comenzar de cero. vas a empezar a hacer afirmaciones, yo le llamo mantras, pero serÁn con fuerza y mirÁndote al espejo. mirÁndose al espejo, fÍjamente a los ojos porque es la Única manera de hablar con nosotros mismos. yo soy una mujer completamente segura de mÍ misma. yo soy una mujer que me merezco el dinero. yo soy una mujer que sÍ deseo cumplir mis proyectos. de esa manera vamos a concretar realmente todo lo que te pueda llegar, te va a llegar en un rato, crÉanme que no es mucho. miramos los prÓximos 6 meses y vas a ver cÓmo todo te llega a tu vida. >> Échale muchas ganas. sÍ se puede. vamos a contestar la prÓx

estÁ francis para responder tu pregunta. >> sÍ, gracias.e abruman. puedes traer a colaciÓn lo que es la rabia y la ira y si tienes caracteres un poco explosivos te recomiendo que no utilices el rojo. personas con anemia, con presiÓn baja, tambiÉn da prosperidad, es color de pasiÓn, y en el momento de unas sÁbanas un rato pero no recomiendo ni que uses sÁbanas ni pijamas rojas. >> el negro. se lo relaciona a la oscuridad. >> es un color protector y por eso muchas personas en las iglesias y en otros lados las utilizan de esa manera. es un color que atrae mucho los rayos solares, hay que tener cuidado. >> es un tema extenso y no terminarÍamos nunca. te esperamos el lunes. el lunes fa va a estar hablando de las afirmaciones. si quiere conectarse con la motivadora espiritual puede hacerlo por univisiÓn. com la uniclave: despierta amÉrica. >> aquÍ estarÉ. gracias a ti. >> muchas gracias. >> continuamos con mÁs del programa. >> gracias, gracias, gracias. fÍjate el rojo... >> y el verde. >> nos vamos a ir directamente a la ciudad de los vientes. qu

we welcome francis liu. that's next week on "the boss." >>> let's take one last look at the markets this hour. in europe investors remain, broadly speaking, optimistic that the austerity measures will be passing through par lament at some point between now and the next few hours. a number are up by 1%. the dax in germany. must point out that a number of the banks listed on those skparjs have many billions of euros in exposure to the greek sovereign debt. that's the one everybody's worried may default if this vote doesn't go through and it doesn't get the next charge of money from the imf. that's one of the reasons why the markets are up by so much. we should also point out this is how the market stock exchange is doing ahead of the crucial vote, currently up by 2.2% at the moment. >>> before we leave you, don't forget that we want to hear from you on our facebook page so head for facebook.com/cnnwbt, and post your comments, anything you want to comment on this show, we do appreciate your feedback. >>> that's