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. >>> g.e. is selling its home appliance division for more than $3 billion. general electric has sold the part of its business that makes stoves, refrigerators. it was bought ge wants to focus on machinery like aircraft engines. >>> the dow dropped 26 points. the s&p fell 6, the nasdaq was up 9. >>> and twitter wants you to do some is shopping.company assessing a buy button that would let purchasers buy products with a couple of clicks. that means by using twitter you could buy goods and services and also donate money to charities. marlie. >>> jill wagner, thanks so much. >>> still to come, the big announcement about royal baby number two. >>> and in sports, the giants as part of a "monday night football" doubleheader. totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. say revlon colorstay makeup. breakthrough time release technology keeps skin balanced for a continuously fresh look. 24 hour wear. flawless results. ifyou may be muddlingble withrough allergies.nger... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. b

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introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you.business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too. >>> family and friends pay their final respect for comedian joan rivers today. it had the show business flare she would have wanted. ♪ >> bagpipers from the new york city police department played york" hs left the temple. you can see rivers' daughter melissa and grandson cooper following them out. it was a star-studded sendoff that featured a surprise eulogy by howard stern. we'll be right back. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this

introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you.rove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- claire danes, little league star, mo'ne davis, musical es

prominent among them goldman sachs c.e.o., lloyd, g.e. c. this is a charm offensive to entice businesses to go to india. >> reporter: india's narendra modi is a man on a mission. elected on a promise of better days for the indian economy. he knows he can't deliver out building ties with american business leaders. >> narendra modi is hoping to change the perception of india as an economy that has low growth and structural problems. he wants to shift the perception to the notion of india being a dynamic economy, with strong prospects for growth and a fertile ground for u.s. investors. >> it's an attractive sales pitch. home to 1.2 billion and a middle class on the rise, it represents a fast-growing market. consumer spending is expected to quadruple from 1.1 trillion in 2013, to 4.2 trillion in 2023. with the potential is concerns about the country's legendary bureaucracy. disregard of intellectual property rights. >> there's a degree of concern among american pharmaceutical manufacturers, that the indian pharmaceutical manufacturers violate pa

. >> i felt the g.e. would be a natural to be able to buy dresser-rand, turns out of course g.e.want to confuse the, one's infrastructure, one's a direct play or shale drilling. if you say what else looks like that? a reason spin-off everybody now ink, symbol dnow. i had basic on last week, bas, it's not a takeover name, basic energy, but they are in the similar thing. these stocks, last week, continental resources talked about having to spend more to drill. continental resources i think unfairly slammed as opposed to corporal ceramics, that's expensive ceramics versus where sand can be. all part of the equation how to get il out and ship and the need to use trains. using trains you can't sight pipe lines i was going to the eagles game and there were ban fracking signs. you can't frac in jersey. i mean, there are places where you're not allowed to frac. texas that fracking underneath schools and graveyards. they haven't moved bodies, moved graveyards. kidding! that's a reference to poltergeist. they are drilling under schools in ft. worth. >> from fracking to santelli. rick in ch

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.cts invented by real people like you. >>> and here's a live look at center city philadelphia, comcast building. sunrise according to bill henley 6:30. about five minutes away. it's already light out. humidity is dropping. bill will be along with his personal forecast in just a moment. >>> a university has filed a complaint because uconn's head coach called phenom monet davis. >> baseball next. hopefully it will be me in a uconn jersey. >> when mo'ne and the taney dragons made the world series, she told fans her favorite sport wasn't baseball but basketball. and her dream was to play for the university of connecticut. the head coach who grew up in norristown called to congratulate her. that may have been a recruiting violation, at least one school thinks so. >> so i said congratulations, the conversation lasted about two minutes. she hangs up. how about a school turned us in, as a recruiting violation because i'm not allowed to talk to her until july 1st of her junior year in high schoo

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.ucts invented by real people like you. >>> i'm amy fadool from comcast sportsnet. the eagles kick off their season a week from today against the jacksonville jaguars at lincoln financial field. the bird are actually off today and tomorrow before beginning their workweek on tuesday. the front office stayed plenty busy today putting together their practice squad. here's a look at the players signed to the practice team. matthew tucker, ed reynolds, linebacker emmanuel acho made the practice squad, as did wade keliipi, wide receiver out of rutgers, quron pratt, will murphy, and offensive lineman josh andrews and kevin grass. eagles still have two spots left to fill on their practice team. >>> the phillies took on the mets this afternoon going for a fourth straight sears win. the last time that -- series win. the last time that happened, more than a year ago, in july of 2013 before the all-star break. ryan howard trying to make his presence felt in this one. mets up 2-1 in the sixth. ryan

introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> all the students in philadelphia public and charter schools can receive school breakfast and lunch free of charge this fall. applications will no longer be needed. the district has offered free breakfast a the all schools the past four years. since 1991, about 175 schools participated in the universal lunch program offering free lunches. under the new program, 85 schools will join the ranks. >>> and the school year begins in just a few days for public school students in philadelphia. >> but the budget crisis is causing all kinds of concerns for teachers getting ready for the new school year. we crunched the numbers. last year, the district was $50 million short. now, they are 81 million in the red. despite the deficit, schools will open on time monday. as a result of budget cuts, this year, there will be fewer teachers' aides, fewer security guards and fewer supplies w fewer bodies, teachers are planning to walk the kids to and from class

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and we're working to try to more of those kind of jobs in the state of iowa, companies like g.e., here in burlington, they provide good wages. companies like cargill and c.j., which we brought to the fort area. - --ciences, iowa home-groan home-grown businesses have all been expanding. we're working every day to try to do that. make sure people have the skills for those jobs. that's why we started with the bill, the skilled iowa program, why the lieutenant governor has led the efforts for s.t.e.m., science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and we're working with every high state andthe community colleges to train the jobs of the require knowledge in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and we want to make sure the workforce of the future in iowa has those skills. i'm going to continue to work on that every day. recently proposed a center for human capital which would coordinate what we're doing in economic development with our workforce development so that we the workforce with the skills for those jobs that can incomes and better provide for their families and to

introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a one-woman empire, the most successful supermodel in the world, and she recently became the new face of under armour's "i will what i want" campaign. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome gisele bundchen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the brady bundchens. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the brady bundchens. >> hi, everybody. >> jimmy: the brady bundchens -- hey, gisele bundchen. gisele, thank you for coming on the show. i appreciate it. gosh, we love you here. >> i love being with you. you're always -- you know, you make me feel so comfortable and you're the best. >> jimmy: oh, please. i want to know about this. [ cheers ] >> right? guys? he's the best. >> jimmy: thank you. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: that was my mom. that was my mom. thanks, mom. [ laughter ] i want to -- things in the house must be crazy for you right now. because football season started. of course your husba

from the state of iowa, companies like case and g.e. here in burlington provide good wages.mpanies like cargill and c.j., and the to the dodge area, iowa-homegrown businesses have all been growing and expanding while i've been governor. we're work every day to try to do that. we also want to make sure that people have the skills for those jobs. that's why we started with the help of bill knapp, the skilled iowa program, by the lieutenant governor has led the efforts for s.t.e.m., science, technology, engineering and math. the jobs of the future require science technology, engineering and math, and we want to make sure the workforce of the future of iowa has those skills. i'm going to continue to work on that every day. i have recently proposed a center for human capital enrichment which would coordinate what we're doing in economic development with our workforce development, so that we have the workforce with the skills for those jobs that can raise those incomes and better provide for their families. and for the economic well-being of our state. >> governor, thank you. sena

every competitor of boeing -- g.e. makes turbines, gas turbines in greenville. most of those are sold in the mideast through ex-im financing. every competitor of these two large companies in south carolina have ex-im banks. so to my colleagues in the hou house, i think i'm a pretty conservative guy but i'm also practical. why in the world would we shut our bank down when china is growing their bank? the chinese would support closing ex-im bank in america. so would the french. so would the canadians. so would the british. if you really want to give the american economy a kick in the wrong place, shut our bank down and allow the other countries who compete with us to keep theirs open. there's plenty of waste in the government. so we pick one program that's small in number in terms of actual volume, that makes money for the treasury and creates hundreds of thousands of job opportunities. this is smart conservatism? this is what conservatism has come to be? that you take a program that allows american companies to compete in the international market, that nation mon

working to try to bring more of those kind of jobs in the state of iowa, companies like case and like g.e., here in burlington, they provide good wages. companies like cargill and c.j., which we brought to the fort dodge area. biosciences, iowa home-grown businesses have all been expanding while i've been governor. we're working every day to try to do that. we also want to make sure people have the skills for those jobs. that's why we started with the help of bill, the skilled iowa program, why the lieutenant governor has led the efforts for stem, science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and we're working with every high school in the state and community colleges to train people, because the jobs of the future require knowledge in science, technology, engineering, and math, and we want to make sure the workforce of the future in iowa has those skills. i'm going to continue to work on that every day. i have recently proposed a center for human capital enrichment, which would coordinate what we're doing in economic development with our workforce development so that we have the work

and we're working to try to more of those kind of jobs in the state of iowa, companies like g.e., here in burlington, they provide good wages. companies like cargill and c.j., which we brought to the fort area. - --ciences, iowa home-groan home-grown businesses have all been expanding. we're working every day to try to do that. make sure people have the skills for those jobs. that's why we started with the bill, the skilled iowa program, why the lieutenant governor has led the efforts for s.t.e.m., science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and we're working with every high state andthe community colleges to train the jobs of the require knowledge in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and we want to make sure the workforce of the future in iowa has those skills. i'm going to continue to work on that every day. recently proposed a center for human capital which would coordinate what we're doing in economic development with our workforce development so that we the workforce with the skills for those jobs that can incomes and better provide for their families and to