harry bell, thank you for your time today. >> you are most welcome. >> the u.s. has condemned a taliban attack on a restaurant in the afghan capitol. 21 people died including three americans. more than half of those killed were foreign nationals. jean ferguson has more on that. >> only after sunrise was the level of damage clear. over 20 guests were enjoying dinner at this restaurant which it was attacked by the taliban. it is believed that none of them survived. the death reports we have including 13 foreigners. >> when the attackers approached, there were cars parked all around here as there would be. still, this morning, there is blood in the street where they haven't managed to clean up the entire carnage from those who were injured or killed outside the restaurant. he blew off what were incredibly thick steel doors here, to enter in here and start shooting the diners. the restaurant is just behind this wall and that's where so many people lost their lives. shot diners and staff. footage obtained by al jazeera appears to show many tried to hide under tables b

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bell. i'm sunn tony harris. those are the headlines. "real money with ali velshi" is next. >> turmoil half a world away is taking a bite out of your 401k. to deal with it you have to understand it, i'm here to help. and how a new farm bill is affecting people who live nowhere near a barn or corner field. plus how the worldwide web just got a whole worldwider. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." >> hey this, is "real money." you are the most important part of the show, so please join our live conversation on twitter at ali velshi and on facebook. i hope you got a good night sleep and a second wind today because tonight i'm going to tax your brain and mine. here is our challenge. i want you to understand what happens to the currencies and economies of far away places like turkey, south africa and india, and why they ended up taking a sizable bite out of your investments today. this is all about how markets and countries are connected, and those connections are taking a toll on u.s. stalks. they fell again today even before the feder

harry and cressida. >> reporter: so wedding bells are not in the air for harry and cressida just yet, but this new desk job in london means he'll be able to help the wounded servicemen and women, as well as fulfill his royal duties and spend quality times with his girlfriend, not to mention do a bit of baby-sitting for his nephew, george. dan and bianna. >> both brothers settling down. harry getting a desk job. william going back to school for agriculture study. boy, times have changed. lama, thank you. >>> well, time for a check of the weather, and we want to welcome in bill kelly, the chief meteorologist for wsyx from columbus, ohio. good morning to you, bill. >> well, good morning to you, bianna. good morning, dan, and good morning, everyone. we start out with some record temperatures. what a day it was yesterday. 87 in oceanside. santa barbara, 85. your old record was 80 degrees. it was 84 in monterey. sacramento at 71, and when you look at the forecast today, if you were in california, man, it is going to be another warm one, 70 in sacramento. the record for today is 68. 83 in l.a., and as you all

bell. i'm sunn tony harris. those are the headlines. "real money with ali velshi" is next. >> turmoil half a world away is taking a bite out of your 401k. to deal with it you have to understand it, i'm here to help. and how a new farm bill is affecting people who live nowhere near a barn or corner field. plus how the worldwide web just got a whole worldwider. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money."

harry and cressida. >> reporter: so wedding bells aren't in the air just yet but this new desk job means he'll be able to help wounded servicemen and women and fulfill his royal duties and spend quality times with his girlfriend not to mention do a bit of baby-sitting for his nephew, george. >> both settling down. harry getting a desk job. william going back to school. >>> we want to welcome in bill kelly where wsyx from columbus, ohio. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we start out with some record temperatures. what a day it was yesterday. 87 in oceanside. santa barbara, 85. your old record was 0 degree. sacramento at 71 and when you look at the forecast today if you were in california, man, it is going to be another warm one, 70 in sacramento. the record is 68. 83 in l.a. and as you know this time of year you could wear a coat to the beach with that marine layer, not today. you need the sunscreen for sure. on the flip side we bring you over to the midwaste and upper plains where know is in the forecast. not a ton of snow. we're looking at a few inches up through the roy ohio river valley, ge

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want to miss it then ed harris and i address the viewer feedback in today's in the margins but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers a bell stick around. for some. of the finish line of the marathon. like. we welcome erin made in abby martin to have a terrific osho on the our team at work. it's going to give you the numbers but to give you one stock never i'll give you the information you make the decision only about how breaking the should work it's a revolution of the mind it's revolution of ideas and consciousness is frustrated with the system extremely your problems just would be described as angry i think in a strong. or single. to the. very hard to take that. lightly and that is how to act with that you are right there are no. such. on wednesday george magnus a former chief economist at u.b.s. told me an emerging market crisis has already begun we're in the process of it is what he said and as alarming as this may seem our guests over the past week have provided a hopeful message about what policymakers can do to end this and other circumstances to prevent a global crisis now first tom palli called attention right t

insurance extension and senator harry reid talked about there being three people competing for every job. that being the case, why would you want to under the gang of eight bell, seeking to impose its, bringing in or legalizing up to 44 million foreigners competing for jobs. it just doesn't make economic sense. >> the response that you generally here is that they won't instantly all be recognized. so you might instantly be making a fuss out of nothing. do you have anything to say that? >> that is true, but i didn't use the word instantly. i'm tking over a ten-year period of time. according to the department of homeland security, the amnesty bill will bring in 3 million per year for 10 years come a little bit over 10 million and at the same time it is supposed to be in neighborhood of 11 million people we believe the census department and i don't believe that the error rate was that low when they were trying to count people in so i think in 40 million over a ten-year period of time come as a conservative estimate. when you look at the number of total jobs that we have, about 144 million. we have this massive influx of people that are already here and you are l

bell" starts right now. liz: the streak is broken. there you go. five down days broken finally. good day here. let's take a look at the markets and the action. jamie cox, harris financial group managing partner. he says 2014 will be all about fiscal policy. and he is going to tell us the main things you really need to keep your eye on. larry shover joining us in the pits of the cme. we'll begin with larry. start with all the data. one negative piece, durable goods. two positive, consumer sentiment and pretty decent case-shiller home price index that drove up the market. >> a lot and despite challenges the spx held. we saw momentum grow as the day went on unlike yesterday when the market tried to go higher and momentum was just not there. today we had a slew of pretty good earnings that came out. we have the fact that emerging markets is in a calm right now. people are starting to realize it is not that big of a deal right now. and then lastly we have, i'm sorry, lastly we're looking at the fact that we've had so many down days in a row that we're overemphasizing a down market. momentum has now kicked in and now we're at the highs of the day. david: which lead

harris. >>> we've got about 20 minutes left to go into the close now, bill. >> losing altitude. the dow up only 6 points. we were up 60 when we came on the air here with "the closing belld we need to be up 20 to be positive for the week. doesn't look like that's going to happen right now. >>> coming up we'll hear from somebody who say the long-term unemployed aren't leaving the workforce because they can't find jobs. it's because their 401ks are up so much. >>> seema mody hot for bed, bath & beyond. dominic chu says best buy may be your best bet for a come back. they'll go head to head when we come back. powerful screening tools and guaranteed one-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade and e-trade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones al