look at his jobs promises from green tech. he promised 5000 jobs. in 2010, 2000 union jobs in virginia from green tech. then 900 jobs in the. i the time he left -- 900 jobs in mississippi the. >> thank you. we go to chris with a question from someone in the commonwealth. >> what will you do to address child poverty and preschool readiness given that current governor's decision not to apply for money for preschool readiness? >> we should not be giving up money that is due us from the federal government. my government likes to attack the federal government. i want to work with the federal government to bring those dollars in. i always talk about what we need to do in early childhood development. it is absolutely critical. when a child is born, between birth and three years old, 80% of the brain has been developed. let's not start and end early age picking winners and losers an early age picking winners and losers. that will be one of my top priorities as governor. it is important to build the workforce development of the future. it will be one of my b

millions of euros and professor out front and those from the university of technology believes green tech is not worth it. well there's one principle problem if you rely on winter not dollar energy you have to be a real thank you for all the energy if the wind blows or if the sun shines if this is not a case of more energy so if you have industry country which needs a base lot of energy you need a backup power plant so we have from germany you know the situation. that we build more and more with moves more and more solar panels but they will never deliver you a stable energy so we have coal power called fire power plants and this will increase the cost. in germany and as mentioned we have a situation that in principle nuclear power plants are forbidden so they are no longer accepted by the people and therefore this renewable energy is oregon or because renewable energies are regarded as we thought and the alternator has always got more news for you waiting on line including an opportunity not to be missed the u.k. outrank billion in investment by becoming defined as two european states. i

look at his jobs promises from green tech. he promised 5000 jobs.n 2010, 2000 union jobs in virginia from green tech. then 900 jobs in the. i the time he left -- 900 jobs in mississippi the. you.ank we go to chris with a question from someone in the commonwealth. >> what will you do to address child poverty and preschool readiness given that current governor's decision not to apply for money for preschool readiness? upwe should not be giving money that is due us from the federal government. my government likes to attack the federal government. i want to work with the federal government to bring those dollars in. i always talk about what we need to do in early childhood development. it is absolutely critical. , betweenild is born birth and three years old, 80% of the brain has been developed. let's not start and end early age picking winners and losers -- an early age picking winners and losers. that will be one of my top priorities as governor. it is important to build the workforce development of the future. it will be one of my biggest initiatives

that's the way this has gone, and look at his job promises from green tech up the road. he promised 5,000 jobs, and then in 2010, 2,000 union jobs in virginia from green tech, and then 900 jobs in mississippi, and by the time he left as chairman, it was down below 80 jobs in mississippi and whatever's in china. >> all right. thank you. we go to chris for a question from someone here in the commonwealth. >> rhonda asks if elected governor, what will you do to address child poverty and preschool readiness given federal sequestering on current s.t.a.r.t. and not applying for $45 million in federal money for preschool readiness. >> we should apply for that, i would like to do that as governor, work in a bipartisan way. we should not give up money due us from the federal government. i know my opponent likes to attack the federal government, but i want to work with them and bring the dollars in due us. i want to talk about pre-k, early childhood development. it is absolutely critical. when a child is born between birth and 3 years old, 80% of the brain is developed. let's not

green card. it increases high tech and low-skilled worker visas, requiring a workplace verification system. and law enforcement. detailing protection for workers and refugees, and what happens if an immigrant breaks the law. a poll conducted by a university a month after the bill found that 64% of americans supported the reforms. and 31% did not. on the heels of a government shutdown health care exchange errors and a string of revelations on nsa wire tapping of foreign allies - the push for a vote has been tossed on to washington's backburner. but special interest groups are rallying to reverse that, and national alliance of more than 600 business and conservative leaders from around the country begin a lobbying effort at the chamber of commerce hosting a pan 'em discussion on the bill's potential economic impact. they met with 150 house republicans on the fence. the congressal hispanic caucus is pushing for a vote, holding a press conference that week. >> the question is when will the house republican leadership allow a vote on the floor of the house of representatives for us to pass a com

damage limitation us web giants pushed for greater transparency and green forecasts for american based tech firms after the national security agency spy scandal. the decision on america's multi-trillion dollar debt ceiling raises fears for the world economy while the government cuts back on space missions to save itself from default. and switzerland set to vote on guaranteed monthly handouts worth thousands of dollars in a pilot scheme to provide citizens with a lifetime of financial security. this is already coming to you live from the russian capital a marina joshie welcome to the program leading us tech companies are seeking to undo the damage from the n.s.a. scandal that revealed their part in government spy programs the internet giants are asking the federal court to let them reveal details about the agency's data requests a move that's been slammed by the justice department artie's lucic often if looks at what could have prompted this fight for transparency. in the wake of the u.s. national security agency scandal much of the tech industry has gone critical of government snooping some

20 visas alone and the feeling is we have a shortage on green talent when we need to go through the steps we need to go through and for the tech community we're focused on opening up our technical school to the global community. we're in a talent war along with a state war on services gov. and anything we can help to create change here means so much to us. we have the mayor who can creative impact so we stand behind mayor ed lee and we're thrilled he's here. i'm so excited to here what he is has to say. thank you (clapping) >> julia and kevin a thank you for being subpoena great community leaders were we're going to have a robust town meeting this is being live for my radio program. we like to let people know in advance. i'm going to ask a few questions then we're going to open it up to you for the awe loltd time we have. so with that we're going to start. welcome to our ceos for our live town hall with the live host along with san francisco's mayor ed lee and 3 entrepreneurs we're going to be hearing a lot about as they continue on the road to technology and on comprehensive immigration reform. to work within the time we have

tech earnings of the day. microsoft shares are in the green after they reported profit and sales that beat analyst estimates. oft is optimistic about the sales of its surface 2 tablet computer this holiday season. the other big tech mover, amazon.com are surging after it reported a loss but sales came in better than expectations. indicates the coming holiday shopping season could being strong. u.p.s. shares up but well off the session highs. reported profits that were slightly better than estimates on sales that matched expectations. procter & gamble shares are lower. the world's biggest consumer products company reported earnings in line with estimates on sales that slightly beat. results were helped by sales of new products in existing brand lines. let's end one for the golfers out there, tyler, i'm referring to you. shares of callaway after they posted stronger sales and boosted full year guidance as investors become much more optimistic about ceo chip brewer's turn-around efforts over there. >>> busy week for activist investor carl icahn and icahn enterprises netting huge profits on his netflix sale in a

green completed construction of their building in ermd park. the city is also creating new space to accommodate the needs of our bio tech industries. mission bay has become a wield hub of bio technical innovation. uc san francisco is placing their crown jewel of their innovation 83 at bin i didn't hill medical center that will provide care to women and children. ic has acted as a nucleus bringing go together institutions including the department of the veterans affairs. and as robert will discuss later today, the va has plans for building on the success of our research facilities. now south of mission bay hunters shipyard will be an innovation district that will act as a test bed for the latest design in smart cities. the navel shipyards closed we watched this lash gibberish but no more. after decades of planning and entitlement work this time next year 2 hundred and 47 home with 67 hundred imply residents will be built at the shipyard. simultaneously we'll be breaking ground for the total revitalization of alice areas folks will soon be living in save energy efficient housing. in fact, such a point is the importance of building an

green light and pull the bike back firmly. you're good to ride 30 minutes. >> the program's new high tech services can have their day in the sunhey're prepared. >> i would absolutely be trying to capitalize on this opportunity to provide a service for the people. >> local group says that means having enough drivers. >> you can sign up and within 24 hours, you can be approved. >> they've added a new feature, drivers can say where they're headed and only take passengers heading the same way. >> they'll have gun a helicopter. they can use the service. >> they'll offer $5 coffee cards >>> abc 7 news digital team released a video. >> i'll take san francisco ferry without issue. however, that will not be the case for hello -- fellow bart riders who come from further reaches into san francisco area, time to put aside differences and get to a solution. now. >> thanks nelson for that. you can also send to it abc 7 news facebook page. >> the government cut closer to avoiding a default. the dow jones closing the day above 15,000 mark once again, other markets did almost as well, nasdaq rose 82 points and s and p 500 added 36. there are s

green light and pull the bike back firmly. you're good to ride 30 minutes. >> the program's new high tech services can have their day in the sunabsolutely be trying to capitalize on this opportunity to provide a service for the people. >> local group says that means having enough drivers. >> you can sign up and within 24 hours, you can be approved. >> they've added a new feature, drivers can say where they're headed and only take passengers heading the same way. >> they'll have gun a helicopter. they can use the service. >> they'll offer $5 coffee cards. >>> abc 7 news digital team released a video. >> i'll take san francisco ferry without issue. however, that will not be the case for hello -- fellow bart riders who come from further reaches into san francisco area, time to put aside differences and get to a solution. now. >> thanks nelson for that. you can also send to it abc 7 news facebook page. >> the government cut closer to avoiding a default. the dow jones closing the day above 15,000 mark once again, other markets did almost as well, nasdaq rose 82 points and s and p 500 added 36. there are some signs of hope a deal ma

plus, ray suarez reports on the debate over smart guns, part of a high-tech approach to firearm safety. >> you'll see the light turn green-- from green, which means he's the authorized user, to red, which means i'm the unauthorized user, and the firearm will not shoot. >> ifill: those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: our lead story tonight: the federal government was back at work today. after votes last night in the house and senate, and a presidential signature, ended a 16-day shutdown. the deal also raised the nation's debt ceiling, removing the threat of defau

our tech reporter gabe slate will join us in the studio tomorrow night at 8 with all the details >> catherine: singer ceelo green won't be charged with sexual assault. but he's still facing a felony. the l-a district attorney says he slipped ecstasy into a woman's drink while at a restaurant last year. the two later went back to the woman's hotel. >> catherine: prosecutors eventually decided there was not enough evidence to file sexual assault charges. but he's facing one count of furnishing a controlled substance. green pleaded not guilty -- he'll be back in court november 20-th. >> reporter: what we know about her where she was found? and how police think she may have gotten there. >> catherine: also ahead at eight. a day of fishing turned into a fight for survival >> reporter: coming up! and the next addition of people behaving badly. table. we're live with an update. commuters are increasingly frustrated. >> reporter: on kron 4 and facebook as well most bart stations look like this. frustrated people are saying that they will boycott bart like jones. even if it runs surgery is better. he will convert politic

green light a budget deal. dominic chu, movers and shakers right now. >> earnings round up. big tech big drop for big blue. it reported earnings that beat wall street estimates but a drop in revenues that has investors scared. those revenues fell 4% below analyst expectations. ceo commented the company has aggressively pursued higher growth opportunities in cloud computing, mobile and, of course, business analytics and security. also on the tech front, ebay, online auction house, reported earnings. also down big in the after-market. auction house rort r reported earnings that slightly beat. the fourth quarter is usually viewed as a critical quarter. flipping the payments out of things, the credit card payment company posted earnings and sales. that's after its earnings missed estimates given the uncertain economy and all the other mattress makers are down in sympathy. >> thank you so much. we have more breaking news now on the mark cuban trial. >> reporter: yeah, he said you know what? i spent much more money trying to fight this, paying my legal fees than had i just paid the $2.5 mi

green bin. >> composting, all are sent to one of the three facilities that are owned and operated by our partner. and they manage the material in a high-tech way and at the end of the process, it is about a 60 day process and you get a beautiful, rich, organic fertilizer that is sold and it is a coveted product. >> what goes in the trash? >> not much, bags and wrappers, some departments are collecting clean plastic bags and taking them to the clearest participating grocery store or other retailers that are accepting plastic bags, if you don't have that program it should go in the trash. dish ware, styrofoam and juice boxes and you will see it in a lot of forms if you see it in a block on the shovel and not in the fridge section it is a tetra pack it means that it has metal and plastic and paper and we don't have a way to separate those. >> all of the trash is hauled 70 miles away to the landfill. all the material that you put in your black trash bin goes to the landfill. and it stays there. we don't sort things for recycling or take out any of the composting at this point and when you throw something away that could have been recycled you

green, but the company missed on sales and income estimates. that stock rose 2% yesterday. apple may be closer to taking the wraps off new tablets at an upcoming event. all things d reports -- the tech company will hold an invitation only gathering on tuesday, october 22nd. at that time sources say apple will unveil updates on ipad and mac computers. the 5th generation ipad-- may be thinner, lighter and have a better camera. there's no confirmation from apple. and at samsung, the company is throwing a curve ball into the tech game. its getting ready to launch its galaxy round. the device is designed with a curved shape to fit the countours of a users face. the concept is in the works at apple, lg and nokia. samsung is the first to roll it out. it's the end of an era for panasonic. the tech company reportedly is closing its last plasma tv factory. after dominating the industry for decades panasonic is losing out to competition from samsung as well as consumers watching more shows on phones and tablets. worldwide shipments of tvs dropped 6.3% last year. the first decline in a decade. still to come: from space to the sea, the new films that will have your heart racing. plus...find out

tech stocks dragging that sector lower. >> let's talk about apple in the green, this stock is not positiveard to imagine a great year for the s&p and the nasdaq actually a little bit. concerned about ipad market share slipping below 30% for the first time. the other stocktaking of huge hit is sony, it is down in the double digit, cut full-year profit outlook, there's a lot of concern about the movie business, and validating what dan said about this. cheryl: investors pulling the one$.6 million from emerging-market bond fund in the last week alone but in a yield starve the world's maybe the time to go against the crowd. bob bauer is here to weigh in on fixed income and oversees about 3-quarters of the $1 trillion in money-market and bond assets. people think they have stress in their lives, but not even close to yours. great to see you as always. why do you think people are ignoring risks these days in the bond market where it is miss price, they are not getting paid to take on the risks that they are. >> we are certainly having that situation. a lot of complacency in the marketplace driven

the tech heavy nasdaq gaining big and s&p 500 up 23 points on the session. we are looking at s&p back in record-breaking territory. so it was greenrrows across the board and stock market, commodity markets as well. risk was back on. oil trading higher by more than a dollar. oil prices back up. also on very heavy trading volume we saw the investor return to the market. as you said, hog heaven. we saw volume at the new york stock exchange about 15% above its 30 day average. so we saw in large part a return from the investor and yields that were plunging on those short-term bonds, stewart, that you and i had been talking about. we saw investors fleeing those markets. well, they did, indeed, return today. stewart, one day is for sure, some uncertainty was removed from the market and as we know investors don't like that. so when that happened, they were buying. >> sandra, we will call it rally. done. all right. now, is this deal, is it a raw deal for taxpayers? as it does nothing to address this nation's massive debt. to steve moore and former budget director on under president bush jim necessary sell. steve to you first. i have break

tech $100 billion. it has new features, including a blue 3d security ribbon and a copper bell that turns green at an angle, features that authorities say are difficult to replicate. the $100 bills are reportedly the most counterfeited, but the bank note hasn't been completely redesi redesi redesigned. the benjamin franklin is still on the front. >>> saturday marked the second anniversary of the death of apple founder steve jobs. but on monday, billionaire hedge founder julian robertson revealed to cnbc that he had dumped all of his shares in the tech company in january, but not because of the performance of the stock. >> i came to the conclusion that it was unlikely that a man as really awful as i think steve jobs was could possibly create a great company for the long-term. >> so we're asking does character matter? would a ceo's leadership style or character matter? join us here on the conversation. e-mail worldwide@krnlz.com, tweet direct to me @rosswestgate or @cnbcwex. >>> still to come, a second day of rises for monte de paschi. cnbc has been speaking exclusively to the ceo. find out what he had to sa

tech-heavy nasdaq moving to levels we've not seen since the year 2,000. the dow is doing nicely with plenty of green on screen as well. as we talk about the s&p 500, portfolio managers have to mimic exactly the names in the s&p 500 and we have transocean, rig, going into the s&p 500, replacing dell on that index. that will happen and go into effect on the close of trading on october 28th. dell's deal to go private is getting near completion. shares not moving to too much on del. keep eye on rig, transocean that is the one portfolio managers will have to purchase ahead of that october 2th date to mimic the s&p 500 index exactly. back to you. lori: we love our index funds. that's for sure. nicole, thank you. >> thanks. adam: apple has just revealed that mavericks will be free and available today but no new announcement about ipads just yet. joining us to break it all down, roger kay, founder of end point technology associates and michael rose, tech expert and lead editor of 2.0.com, the unofficial apple blog. welcome to you both. let me start with roger. pricing on mac book pro laptop at $299. why are

tech, consumer stocks in there and also, j.p. morgan reports tomorrow morning. stuart: you're right. >> we'll continue to watch it. stuart: it's a sea of greenflix, everybody. it may have a competitor. would you believe twitter? >> yes, twitter made a deal to stream content from comcast, which owns nbc properties. right? that twitter, who would have thought. this goes directly up against netflix, the shares of netflix up 12 bucks in a strong market, but twitter may now be a competitor for netflix. i thought it was just 140 characters, but they're talking streaming now tv shows. we'll ask clayton morris about this next hour, is this the start of the domination of the living room via twitter? i find that hard to believe, but we're certainly going to ask him. back to the big board, we're now up 154 points, 14,955. all right. let's get straight to the man. world renowned neuro surgeon and fox news contributor, dr. ben carson is with us. welcome to the show again, doctor, always good to have you with us. >> thank you, sir, very nice to be with you again. stuart: first off, would you please grade president obama on leadership? >> on a scale of abc

tech rally is back on track. let's go with google for a start. it touched a new high yesterday. come in, nicole, where did it open today? >> it did click into the greennto the red and you're seeing it around the unchanged line. yesterday, it hit 1035. right, was it 1035 yesterday or 1034. stuart: 1035, i think it hit. >> 1035.75. and we're over the $1,000 mark, but not breaking through at least now yet. we'll see. stuart: we've got it, thank you very much indeed. carl icahn, he moves the market and serious money and he wants tim cook, who runs apple, to begin an immediate buyback of shares. he wants him to spend $150 billion. he wants him to buy back the apple stock at 525 per share and the stock is right there at 525. and i'm going to bring liz macdonald in in just a second, but i want to move on to microsoft. one of their executives is blasting apple's ipad and says that the surface 2 is a much better tablet. no surprise there. he calls the company's apps struggling and light weight. let's get back to apple. we're getting details of this letter that icahn sent to tim cook. he says spend your cash hoard, 150 billion dollar. buy back your own stock,

green. >> the refiners are up. you see holly moving up, valero. when people think about oil stocks, they're thinking about pioneer, eng. the santero, it used to be major tech. this is simply a play on the pennsylvania and ohio shales and it's acting as if it's got a cure for some major disease. and that just shows you the independents are so loved. i've been focused on the independents endlessly. >> yes, you have been. >> i don't care. i think they have to be focused on. >> look, capital owned gas is you'll see the analog to antero. those are people thinking how do i capitalize on antero going up. cabot is a great play on marcellus. every day it seems like some new manager says there's an oil and gas renaissance. >> interesting. >> this is a guy who had a dream, he had literally a port he built. i went down to this area in louisiana to see it, it was meant to import natural gas. you shift it to an export play and cheniere has been one of the plays. >> netflix is getting a little bit today. what happens after ostensibly say a deal is made next week. does this continue? >> historically it has for the high flyers, particularly in the fourth quarter, where peo

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