how bad will the selloff get and what parts of the market are the most you will haver inable?e're joined here but our traders dan and mike. mike, kick it off. what did you make of the action? >> one of the things i think is most interesting is what you

how bad will the selloff get and what parts of the market are the most you will haver inable? we're joined here but our traders dan and mike. mike, kick it off. what did you make of the action? >> one of the things i think is most interesting is what you just highlights, the move in the vics. we've seen a move that was only higher than this one other time and that time the s&p was off over 7.5%. here we're off 3% from the high and yet the options market seems to be telling us that more is yet to come. you would think down 3.5% that this is a mild move but people aren't acting like it is a at july? we're seeing the volatility weather it be bonds or high yield or currencies finally seep into the equities market which is what we're seeing with the vix move. >> we've long said that the s&p 500 has been a safe haven asset so now we have this dollar rising, i think people are going into that because it's a safe haven asset. we've seen this move into bonds, look at where the yield in the ten-year is, almost back at 2%. people looking for security but at some point all of this volatil

they may have to pull over for haver charge area did >> -- charge. >> when the numbers are less, it , of the tesla narrative be careful of what you are buying into. the dual motor machine which is interesting has a lesser .istance >> to other carmakers have the same differences of opinion when it comes to apa standards versus how many miles per gallon? >> companies do not come out with information before the car is out. the distance you can go per charge is a big deal for tesla in this era where you have to either go home more find someplace that has a charger. it is one more reason why we see sales concentrated in areas like northern california. >> thank you and thank you for watching this edition of the show. all the headlights all the time -- headlines all the time. see you later. ♪ .

prime minister, are you aware that areas, such as romford in the london borough of havering, with a highentration of older people will be substantially hit by the financial implications of the care act? will he meet me, and a delegation, to look at a more equitable funding arrangement for older people? >> well i will make sure that my , honorable friend has a meeting either with me or with the health secretary to discuss this issue. i think it is important. the care act makes some very important breakthroughs in terms of providing care for people and making sure there is quality care for people. also, what i would add to this, if he does have a high concentration of older people in his constituency, they will obviously welcome the fact that by next year the basic state pension will be £950 higher than when we came into government in 2010. >> karl turner. >> does the prime minister think it is right to give serco a £70 million contract when there are questions about its handling of yarl's wood and allegations of serious abuse and sexual violence? does he not agree that a full, independent

haver as photo shoots, i spoken with all the adult houses in the city.oing to the desert, mexico, canada. there are a lot of places where you can go and shoot. it is not increasing their overall budget, the cousins that are doing a two or three day shoot, if they go to mexico, they do a three-week shoot. the whole thing about this is that the public is not getting the truth about this. this is not protecting actors from disease. , is it is an orchestrated effort to try to shut down the adult industry, and this is the way that they are doing it. with all the testing that we have in los angeles for the that star in these films, you would be more likely to get an std from a one night stands than you would being a star, you know? the last 20 years, we have had maybe a half a dozen cases of hiv, which if you compare that to the national average, it is very minimal. >> there are still some companies playing ball, right? condoms in a uses lot of its films. >> we have done marketing testing with this, and so has all the houses i know of. and whatever the reason

niners lose back to back games and drop to 7-6 and haver -- and afterwards tale of two quarterbacks.t out and did our job. just do your job. they will win some plays and we will win some plays, but we can execute at a higher level. we did that to the best we have. >> i am giving everything i have every time i step on the field. >> this league is hard. obviously i learned that my first year. this league is really hard. i try to reach out to as many guys and encourage as many guys as i can and he was doing the same. >> no one outside this locker room will change this team's mind-set. >> amazing difference in the two quarterbacks play on the field and dealing with the media. the 49ers cannot win the division. cards win it 17-14 and they are now 10-thee on the year. seattle just a game back of the cardinals and facing the eagles. russell wilson throws to marshawn lynch. 17-7 hawks. wilson 263 yards and two td's and a second here to baldwin. hawks win it 24-14. now 9-4 on the year. chargers hosting the patriots and the pats' gronkowski with this td catch. first tightened with four seasons

more than 2500 tickets, pumping roughly $2 million in the township's cough could haver-s i don't have off work and i can't afford it and i just paid it but there was like a million people all complaining about the same thing and i think it's sad that that is the way they need to make money. >> cherry hill officials were not available for an interview. it means a loss of revenue but the township budgeted knowing the program would eventually end. one man says he got two red light tickets, is happy to see it go, but thinks it's effective. >> it's an expensive lesson, but it makes you more careful. >> lawmakers would have to pass a bill, they would be able to keep it going but governor christie is not going to pass it. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> the mayor a south jersey town met with high school students to discuss just what makes their town so special. mayor chuck kahn spoke to children at cherry hill high school east. the beloved play, is the dramatic production at the school. the first show of "our town" is this friday. >>> up to 500 seniors attended this catered p

have a gander, gander havers. >> watch. she moved on.he camera thought she was done. >> talked about so much over the last few weeks. >> get back to her. >> not meant to be doing that. >> let me tell but news agency in the last few minutes. >> >> the camera is like -- the camera has a mind of its own. it thinks it has more interesting things. just to prove that was not a fluke, look at this. >> i know which camera i can talk to. let me talk to that camera. you have to love the robotic cameras. >> turn the cameras back. >> i probably have to turn it. >> they are worried i am touching the cameras. i am not touching your precious robots. >> the bbc hoping adding an additional computer system will fix the problem because clearly the robots are the answer to all of your robot problems. qm at "red eye" we don't have robots. how are you doing over there sparkle dancer? that went on like four seconds too long. andy, what do you think of this? are you anti-robot? >> i am anti-robot it i am not pro technology, but it has to work. this could never

have a gander, gander havers. ♪ >> that is a list. we are better choices than mrs. george clooney.s a lot of human rights work. >> i am not sure the point of the list. last year the winner was hillary clinton. if that is your bar for fascination, is it something you want to win? i don't know. >> that's true. she is a step up from hillary, tom. any notables left out for you? >> first of all, last year hillary and this year amahl. the liberal lefty lawyer ladies. that's who she chooses. barbara is losing it. there was a collegiate wrestler with one leg who won the championship. more fascinating. also slept with clooney. >> you don't know that. joanne, do you think you will ever make the list? >> i don't want to be on the list. the winner does president -- doesn't get anything. >> wherever you go, you ask am i on the list? >> i just leak the list. she is so fascinating. she is like a mythical unicorn. she is a woman who has it all. you can't really have that. >> and her name backwards is lamah. i write a lot of erotic llama fiction. sometimes in the bath. is it sexist that she is only

havere somehow or another hit the bad guys hard. and the cia came to world reagan and said, we know exactly who these people are and we know their hotel rooms. give us the order, mr. president , we could take that route if we have to. room if we have to. she would not allow it to happen. he was concerned, maybe excessively so with the possibilities of a war like vietnam. and he used phrases like that all of the time. suck us in. he would not have it. >> margaret, exactly a year ago today i was in hanoi and was stunned by the transformation .hat has taken place the regime is still the regime, one party system, repressive anyways. the country has opened up economically and in many ways, you think we had one of the war. there are starbucks, kentucky fried chicken, you see no animosity to american visitors. you see american flags in many places. i wonder have you been back to vietnam? >> no, i have not. my brother has gone they very often. most time he goes back he's most was how in hanoi and he thinks it is a fantastic city. the questi

with the real problems that black people and brown people's lives are you will have n are you will haver inable in the streets. >> is this the way to get policy change? >> the protest is a way to get policy change. having your voices heard is the way to get policy change. if there had not been an uprising in ferguson, we would not have heard of michael brown. if there weren't stopping the highways in new york, we would haven't heard eric garner. i go back to selma and i think about the new film on selma. dr. king stopped people from walking across bridges and shut down highways, he did it because he needed to put a national attention and national 1spotligt on an issue america had a willful neglect of. >> let me read you something a georgetown professor told the miles about the challenges within protests like the one we're seeing. he said "in the anti-war movement, too, there was a lot of bad publicity but the movement went on and was successful in convincing the public we that we needed to get out of vietnam. in some ways, the test of a successful movement is how you respond. you have to

president, i rise today along with my colleague from new hampshire s been very focused, as havere i, on this issue of the release of detainees from guantanamo and the fact that we know that not only are there dangerous individuals there that should not be released, but we also know that these individuals are returning to the fight and they're scheming, planning and intending to do harm to america and americans. so i want to visit this issue again and i want to start off just by saying that it's well founded in our nation's history that the united states has the authority to hold enemy combatants until the end of hostilities in order to prevent their return to the battlefield. for the past several years, each national defense authorization act that has been signed into the law by the president has recognized this principle and made clear that any al qaeda affiliated terrorists, whether foreign or american, who takes up arms against the united states can be held under the law of war. because congress authorized the use of military force against these terrorists shortly after they attac

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joining us, hank smith at haver haverford trust. do you expect this record to continue into 2015? >> yeah. we wrote about it last year and again we are writing expect pullbacks, expect corrections. they are a normal part of any bull market. we haven't had a correction in 3 1/2 years technically speaking, a 10% decline. they should be short-lived and relatively shallow. there's been lack of participation with retail investors. this is one of the most hated bull markets in history. people are now finally looking to enter the market and they are going to buy on the dips. >> is that a good sign for the market? we were talking to a trader last hour who said when retail finally emerges, you want to sell. >> that's a long process. it just doesn't happen overnight. this market is not cheap, but it's not expensive. it's fairly valued and relative to interest rates and relative to inflation, could you make the case it's attractively valued. >> people say markets are forward looking. you look at 2015. you could build a case that geopolitically it's going to be more volatile. you still got me

data we haver indicates that commanders appear to be providing good support, but others in the command and supervisory chain may not have the skills and go to do the same. this last sum of the defense conducted focus groups at 10 installations to capture moremation that is qualitative in nature. the themes they capture from not beroups may generalizable to the entire force, they were heard across services and the national guard. this approach lets us provide an our soldier, what sailors and airmen and marines are saying and thinking about assault 'the departments efforts to address it. here's what they told us. training they've been extensively, consistent with the data focus group members noticed a positive shift in the departments handing of sexual and harassment, and this shift is a substantive change from years past. with few exceptions, focus group participants indicated the todership was working hard encourage an environment of dignity and respect. however they too saw the potential for those making a report to perceive social and professional retaliation for reporting. also incl

then you can haver]a[ serious here. we talk about the policy implications.that versus some other forms of internet of things. you can have what matt was talking about in the context of an airplane in a vehicle. sensors that are monitoring what's going on on the vehicle, trying to detect anomalies or issues that need to be addressed. that information being transferred to somebody who can do something about something that's happening in the vehicle. that's your industrial'pw internet-type idea. you have internet of things in the context of vehicle to vehicle communication and vehicle to infrastructure communication, which we are just now on the cusp of seeing. this is technology that's been deployed in the world but is now very close to coming to be in the united states. this is primarily going to be used in the early days for crash avoidance. the'èÑ ability of vehicles to be able to detect a possible collision threat and take action the idea here is, more than 30,000 a year in the united states alone lose their lives in car accidents. which is a humongous amo

but if i get the opportunity to teach and to continue to treat i haver and uninsured as for the last 25 years, i would like to continue to offer that. >> i have a feeling we'll but we have to go on o the first question from greg merriweather. > let's talk about the pain capable act. t protects the child as you understand an unborn child at 20 weeks. at that point child begins to feel pain at least proponents of the ill they would feel pain of an abortion from that procedure. you supported the bill are there any provisions or any exceptions where you think that an abortion be -- should be considered and also at what point should the line in t draw people's personal lives? one of the clear distinctions is i'm pro life and she's pro choice. she gets 100% from the pro abortion groups and i get a zero. so this is a very -- this is a very kind of my gosh there's a this campaign. pain h regard to the capable act i'm a doc. canow that child at week 20 survive outside the womb and that child is able to feel at 20 weeks is able to feel pain. now at that point we can all or pro ether pro choice

the question that we will have we haver is, even if not accomplished the goal of stopping the ebola outbreak in its tracks in west africa -- and i don't anticipate reaching that -- the question is will it require one person to dedicate 100% of their time to get to that goal? still.n open question that is something that we will discuss in the early run-up to march exterior. johnming back to this kerry phone call to diane feinstein. clearly expressing concerns about the timing, as we heard from the state department of the release of this report. kerry's president share concerns about the timing of this report? candid from the beginning that it is the committee's decision to determine the release of the report. that is why the administration has been working for months to prepare for this eventual release, that there have been concerns that were raised, that were validated by the intelligence community that indicate the release of the report may have any impact on the security situation at u.s. facilities around the world. that is why this administration has been working for months to plan for