hewlett-packard, for example, had two divisions in palo alto. they've now got 120 or something like that. it was another time. but the companies -- because it was another time, companies were incredibly cooperative. they were very eager to link with universities on this search and they were excited about learning which was partly the product of the depression, partly the product of world war ii, when leadership training had been so good that the managers who came back went through on the g.i. bill were flooding into firms and bringing with them values that sadly are not there today. at any rate, what i learned -- >> management leadership and what was the third? >> management, leadership, and that was team building. >> ok. >> that was a big factor at that time. i discovered that at berkeley three professors in the psych department in the organizational psychology department were doing similar research in europe. we met and that was one reason i was so attracted to berkeley. when i got here, i was able to work with them and we did some interesting

contractor hewlett-packard.clear if he actually was assigned to this base, was actually working in this base, erin, but that's the latest information that we have about aaron alexis' employment with a sub contractor called the experts, working with hewlett-packard. >> all right, bryan todd, thank you very much. and really important developments there. as we've been saying, aaron alexis had been discharged from the navy for a pattern of misconduct, after which he was hired by hewlett-packard and the sub contractor. as each hour passes we are learning more and some of the information coming in has been down right bizarre and definitely contradictory. he of course was a military contractor who breached the washington navy yard this morning, murdering and massacring 12 innocent people. i want to bring in someone who knew him. tell us first how you knew aaron alexis. >> caller: he waited on me when i went to the thai restaurant. he waited on several of our staff members. it's a very popular thai res fraunt. he was wo

out, alcoa, bank of america and hewlett-packard. dom min nick chew breaks down the numbers on all six companies what it means to their stock prices and people that own the shares. >> look at what's happening intraday day so far. yes, the market is up overall but check out today's trade it's an up trade but the newest members of the dow are getting a pop ahead of their index inclusion september 23rd. goldman sachs up nearly 3.5% to 165 bucks a share. visa up about 3% we'll call it to 184 dollars and then nike up about a 1.5% to 66.48 a share. nike shares did hit a record high on the heels of this news. as for the names being dropped in the dow, kind of a mixed bag of sorts. hewlett-packard, alcoa are down, but bank of america is joining all the other financials moving to the upside despite being unfriended by the dow. for the momentum these guys have going into this inclusion, visa up about 15% this year. goldman 21% to the upside. and nike is up get this 26%. some serious momentum there. as for the dropped stocks, hewlett-packard ha

and this summer he got security clearance renewed while working for a hewlett packard subcontractor on a military contract. this is something surprising as you listen to this we are learning more about alexis and what might have motivated him to kill. ed, i'm going through some of the headlines that have been coming in as the story has been developing as the evening goes on. you were speaking to people close to alexis finding out about the video games and the temple and how they described him. did they give insight to you on what could have been a motive? >> one of the things that stood out to me in talking to friends here today and this place here, the happy bowl thai restaurant on the west side of fort worth, the family that owns this place had taken him under their wing. the owner was roommates with aaron alexis up until five months ago when the owner got married. but one of the things his friends talked about was that he was in a dispute with his bosses at the contracting company that the naval contracting company and there was a dispute over payment or money he felt he was owed by

i think you want to sell hewlett-packard. big break down earlier last month.i do not like hewlett-packard. >> what about this broader market, comment on the broader market? any notes here, rich, in terms of the big move? >> extremely bullish. i think the stage is set. we have a clear washout due to concerns over emerging market currencies. those will prove to be a red herring, a costly red herring for those that sold on that emerging market weakness. you're seeing resurgence in the emerging world and the developed world, japan, europe, the u.s. can all be bought in addition to the u.s. emerging markets. quite bullish here. >> and yet, gina, fundamental story just okay. growth not so impressive. >> the growth isn't that impressive, i agree. i think that the labor numbers that everybody keeps pointing to aren't nearly as good but there is a recovery under way. and i think over time, that's going to to bear itself out. i actually do continue to have an overweight in stocks relative to treasuries. i think that's the way to go. treasuries have no place to go but do

in fact, we have just gotten a statement from the corporate spokesman for hewlett-packard, mark thacker writes, quote: we are deeply saddened by today's tragic events at the washington navy yard. our thoughts and sympathies are with all of those affected. aaron alexis was employee of a company called the experts a subcontractor to an h.w. enterprises refreshed equipment used on the navy marine corps internet network. h.p. is cooperating fully with law enforcement as requested. it's not clear how much screening would take place for an information specialist like this to work for a subcontractor of hewlett packard. that's what the navy is trying to work through right now. they looked at his service record and when i spoke to navy officials earlier today. he said he did have a history of misconduct. they could have been referring, bill, to that arrest back in 2010, he was charged at the time in fort worth, texas, for illegally disharnging with weapon. he had a gun. and his neighbor, who lived below him said that he often complained that she was too noisy. and that suddenly she was sitting

the exit of hewlett packard signifies downfall of the personal computer. i say that, because one of the replacements, visa, isn't really a financial. it's a technology company. technology company that's helping to move payments from paper to plastic all over the world. once again, you have a subtle judgment about america with this add/drop. hewlett-packard, and visa, along with mastercard, figured out how to let americans spend more and then taking that show on the road. they're good at what we are. how about the bank of america getting put on the waiver wire, while goldman sachs being inserted in the lineup? i love this irony. bank of america is often thought of as the company that stumbled the worst over mortgages during the housing crisis, including buying haphazard, lunatic mortgages. countrywide. that's been the real legacy. goldman's legacy during that time, it was shorting precisely the kind of paper that bank of america was pumping out, a huge consumer bank. bank of america has had a colossal inventory of foreclosed homes on its books. hates credit

he was also a subcontractor for hewlett-packard for navy i.t.roject which is the reason police believe he had access to the navy yard. there will be a news conference at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. stay with us on the latest of the investigation. >> biker gangs are developing in the iraqi capital. >> reporter: like many youth the world over showing off comes naturally. this loosely affiliated group of young men called themselves the baghdad knights. in this city full of checkpoin checkpoints, lock downs and car bombs, an empty stretch of road is a rare thing and they take full advantage to let off steam and perform some tricks. their leader called him jackie chan. by weekday he is a photographer. but on the weekend day it's about the bike and finding something for him and his friends to do. >> we set up the club because there is nothing else to do. the government doesn't provide with us places to go. this provides us a chance to get together and enjoy the bikes. >> reporter: some of the bikes can reach high speeds and all the tricks are self-taugh

are we hearing who did the check and gave clearance for hewlett-packard? >> i don't have that information. but i think in today's world hear sog much about how thorough the government can be in checking up on people's back grounds and tracing people's whereabouts to learn that this man had a valid pass, utilized a valid pass to gain access to navy skbrard access to that navy yard despite an parent criminal record not just in texas and seattle but also one in georgia, we're still looking into other possible connections to this gunman. how he passed a check when fired, after shooting incidents then having access from the navy yard is something that authorities are interested in now looking back. there is a search of the building and fbi told us they're going to be in there another 48 hours or so. but no other suspect being caught they've cleared that. they know this is the guy. >> rick, thank you. straight head you're going to hear directions from the secretary of the navy. live coverage from the navy yard test test >> greta: secretary of the navy rush toget

neil: and dow stock shake up bank of america, alcoa, hewlett-packard are out, goldman, nike and visathe new instocks are buying and out ones you drop them? >> a lot of times one that drop will outperform for a while. but people who put up dow are trying to do what people are home are doing going for performance, they look at alcoa, never moving, and hewlett-packard should be in the 20s anyway, and bank of america, who even knows what is balance sheet, go for visa and goldman sachs back and nike, if you betting you want your index to do well you go with those 3. neil: what do you think? >> he is right, performance, if you look at dow versus other major indexes in last 6 months it is lagging, alcoa has not been a bellwether since i was prom king, hewlett-packard is probably going out of business. neil: wow, prom king. >> and i tell you, you know visa is another one, cash is so 2012, everyone is using plastic. neil: i think i asked all women that you turned down if wow would go with me, i think i went with my mom. >> how did you do? >> she said no. >> keep trying. >> what do you make of

is hewlett-packard?tion. >> and bank of america, you saw what happened there, that was, what, a $50 stock that, you know, now struggles to stay near the teens. >> what were you going to say? >> i don't remember. >> okay. >>> as we continue to mark the five-year anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers and the aig bailout, we tackle the most important question, what happens next time? joining us right now with a look at whether we are any safer, how the law has changed and whether dodd/frank can prevent another disaster is steve liesman. >> thanks. >> regulators insist the banking system is safer than it was in the dodd/frank financial reform law will make another panic like lehman less likely. if it happens, they say it'll be more orderly. critics contend the banks are bigger now than they were around lehman. the law isn't finished and as written does not end too big to fail. here's what is, indeed, different now. more capital is required of the banks. greater liquidity is required, stress tests ar

that would be bank of america, aluminum-maker alcoa and hewlett-packard.have been underperformers and also the fact that they have lower stock prices. how about the major market averages for you? great day on wall street tacking on to yesterday's 144-point gain. dow is now up 10. back to you. tracy: nicole, we'll see you in 15 minutes. ashley: continuing to follow breaking news from apple out in california, the event out there, just announced touch i.d. fingerprint technology on the new phone 5s. it is rumored and now officially announced. robert gray at the event in california with the very latest. robert. >> that's right, ashley. touch i.d. will basically be the home button. instead of pushing this, if you have a code that locks it and punch in the four digits whatever to unlock it, you simply put your finger there, it will recognize you. not only do that but allow you to make payment, secure payment online. not only that of course, apple being apple, making it very easy or at least trying to buy more things from who else, apple. you will be able to use

he was a contract employee and he was contracted from my sources by hewlett-packard. they may very well have been paying his bill. >> any idea what kind of work he did? >> no. but he had access to the navy yard. heck get on there. and now you can kind of understand how if he had access to the navy yard how he would not go through close scrutiny because he had some kiernd kind of card to get on there. >> everyone was talking about the news conference tonight. >> they said he had, quote, legitimate access because he had a card to get in because he passed a security check. but the security check apparently was done in july by a contractor. and whoever did the security check didn't pick up on the fact that he had an incident in texas, an incident in seattle, which the media has been able too pick up in the last six hours. i guess by putting his name in google or something. this whole idea that he, quote, legitimate. you be get a security card if you have an arrest in your system? >> what is very troubling is the fact that these contractors are not put under the scrutiny t

cnn has learned he was an employee of a company called the expert, a subcontractor of hewlett-packard. his friends and family say they are shocked he is capable of doing this, but new details are emerging about violent incidents and his past and the big question remains this morning, what was the motive. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say 34 yered i.t. subcontractor aaron alexis entered navy yard building 197 legally with a vaedly military issued i.d. and an intent to kill. armed with an ar-15 and semiautomatic lock and a rifle his motive is unknown. >> we are learning everything we can about his recent movement and his contact and as an associate. >> reporter: pictures of a implicated man at times quiet and polite and spoke several languages and worshipped at this buddhist semple. >> it is incredibly this is all happening because he was a good-natured guy. it seemed like he wanted to get more out of life. >> reporter: other times he could be explosively angry. >> he might be angry at times, but i don't believe -- i don't believe it. >> reporter: alexis was born in queens, new

take a look at hewlett-packard. hewlett-packard is one of the names that is pushing the dow.alcoa. this is the other name. those are the three names that will be taken off of the dow. we will see goldman sachs, visa and nike moving in. all of this is taking place after the close on september 20. nicole: i do not like to miss any of the action. you are absolutely right. right now, i am taking a look at urban outfitters. they were talking about it, single digits in the third quarter. that includes online sales as well. they cut their price target from $52 down to $46. they talk about the fact that the outlook is favorable and whether or not you should buy. three people people may know. cheryl: thank you, nicole. ♪ dennis: what is bugging me? the ftc overreaching and drunk with power. arguments between verizon and the federal communications commission. new rules passed in 2011 dictating that verizon and other carriers have to charge the same rate for caring data traffic to other customers. no discrimination allowed. it is a government intrusion into the internet and privately ow

alcoa, hewlett-packard out. told they were considering eight changes, not these three, but eight. and they rejected them that they're overly dramatic. >> that's just nuts. three at a time is good, right? come on, that's happening too much. stuart: i tell you, i can't work out the math. why isn't google in there and apple in there. how could you put in a 900 stock and 500 stock. my head is spinning, i don't understand the mathematics of the average. nicole: and the representatives of the company haven't elaborated either, but the company, it's a big deal. biggest shake-up in a decade. stuart: there you go, sum it up. big deal. i've got to move to big names which have been moving. look at tesla, in a few minutes, we will have a university professor with us, says it's overvalued. tesla is up. and he says far too much. facebook on a tear since the end of july and trading near the all-time high and up again this morning, but just 9 cents. 44.13 is where we are. and later on big news from apple, iphones and an updated

hewlett-packard 16 years now. and goldman sachs, nike and visa. and i think these changes say a great deal about what's happening in america and the world today. now before i go over the meeting of the changes i see, i understand the dow jones industrial average itself has lots of flaws. it's the much broader s&p 500 that is the benchmark for stocks, the one that portfolio managers must beat. if they're going to brag they outperformed the market. the dow is too narrow and the way it's calculated, not the companies with the largest market gaps. that means visa at 184 and goldman sachs will play a bigger role than they should, in my opinion, in calculating the index each day. nor should they necessarily have gone up on the news. there is very little money index in the dow. it's not like the s&p 500 and you see it jump, needed lots of buying, rebalance the index. no. the idea that goldman sachs should have jumped $5.65 when the visa rallied or nike should have gone up a buck 42 today based on these inclusions, it's fanciful. i believe these stocks wi

it was a hewlett packard subcontract.was also recleared then, anderson, in july of 2013, just this summer. re-cleared through the department of defense central clearing office for a secret clearance. >> that is the middle level of the 33 clearances you can get. what is disturbing based on the history we know with his run-ins with the law and his gun discharges in seattle and in texas and we also understand there is a disturbance, disturbing the peace charge in georgia, in decalb county, georgia in 2008. all of that would be outlined on a questionnaire alexis would have filled out to get this security clearance from the government. they certainly would have asked him those very questions. it's very specific, anderson. they don't ask you, what sister you been convicted of. it's what have you been charged of? all charges brought against you and the outcome in the last seven years. obviously, the ceo is again providing all the information he can with the fbi, but two things we can lock at here from what he told me, number one

las balaceras con varios heridos >>> el autor fue identificado cómo aaron alexis contratista de hewlett packardutoridades aún investigan cómo el hombre tuvo el acceso >>> el presidente barack obama lemto este otro tiroteo masivo que provocaa muertes en el país >>> seguiremos investigando estos tiroteos >>> este lnes por al noche la capitla vivió un estado mayor de seguridad . >>> desde 3wsh nos vamos a méxico en donde las tormentas han dejado más de 30 muertos y más de un millón de manificados por inundaciones >>> en casi dos terceras partes del país no ha parado por losl cilones manul e ingrid. >>> este último causo la emergencia en guerrero en donde se declaró el apoyo. >>> hay 150 municipios con mas de 338 mil habitantes afectados por este temporal >>> la noche de ayer salimos y no pudimos regresar >>> al autopista del sool y la federal tuvo que ser cerrada en varios tramos por derru,mbes y el aeropuerto fue cerrado por fallas en el sistema eléctrico >>> desde hace dos días hemos apoyado con helicópteros para el rescate de personas >>> las autoridades establecen puentes aereos para ayuda de

said the experts was a subcontractor to hewlett-packard, not really a hewlett-packard employee of some> exactly. he probably would have been someone who would have been a freelancer who worked for this particular enterprise services group working on the internet there at the navy marine corps, and although he was a reservist from 2011 to -- from 2007 to 2011 he was never active in the navy itself. he had a petty officer that was the highest rank that he had achieved at this point, though what we understand, he had been living in texas, and as we had earlier discussed there had been some issues with gun, a gun discharged and the gun went through the roof and into the ceiling of another apartment. there was also another possible involving a gun discharging as well, but at this point it appears he had worked on the base as a subcontractor to a group called the expert company which is a subsidiary of hp ent price services. >> all right. thanks, bertha coombs, we appreciate t. >>> in addition to 13 people killed including the shooter, at least a dozen people injured. some of them being trea

he was employed as a subcontractor with a company through hewlett-packard. spoke with a law enforcement official not long ago who said they believe the weapon, the ar-15 used in the shooting, had been purchased recently, in the last few weeks, at a virginia gun shop. no hard confirmation of what gun shop or that he was indeed the person who purchased the weapon, but apparently, there is some evidence to suggest that the weapon was purchased then. >> in terms of his history, we do know he has a history with firearms. that has been established. seattle police, i believe, also putting something up on their blotter about an incident with aaron alexis in seattle a number of years ago, even going further back than the neighbor in ft. worth, but we don't know anything so far, or nothing's been released from investigators about possible motive here, am i correct? >> no, but there was some interesting interviews with friends of his that at least pointed to possible motives. one was quoted as saying that he had been -- alexis had been upset with his employer for not p

latest is that we are now learning the shooter's recent past included a job at a subcontractor for hewlett-packard as a company called "the expert. he had his security clearance renewed this summer. >>> we can confirm he had legitimate access to the navy yard as a result of his work as a contractor. he utilized a valid pass to gain tree to the navy yard. >> that clearance was granted despite two prior civilian arrests one for unlawfully discharging a weapon in 2010 and one for disorderly conduct. his time as a navy reservist came to an end because of those arrests. but contractors telling the "washington post" a discharge from military is not a disqualifier for work there. gets his gig and aaron alexis was perched on a high floor inside building 197 shooting downward at innocent people just starting their workweek. he killed 12 people before authorities killed him. 14 were injured during the shooting spree. the victims who survived were speaking to authorities last night but many without bullet wounds are still going to be scared by the attack. they are telling all of the civilian and military plo

this used to be a hewlett-packard campus.ple plans to construct office space in a building that would look like a space ship. >> coming up next, an airport police officer who whose training paid of today he >>> celebrity news from monterey. the wife of clint eastwood filed for legal separation. clint and dina eastwood have been married 17 years but have been living apart we understand for months. dina is a former monterey newscaster problems report lid arose during production of her cable reality show. >> tonight money matters dow gets a make over, hewlett-packard and alcoa being dropped and a cross section of the top corporations n two weeks will be released by series yachl it's the biggest change for the dmou almost a decade. the dow industrial goes up or down one point for everyone dollar change in each of the 30 stocks so instead of gaining 127 points it might have risen an extra 12 or 13 points. shares of net flix reached a high when a british provider said would it carry tv and movie rentals and will allow net flix to c

that aaron alexis was an employee of a company called the experts, a subcontractor to hewlett-packard on a contract to refresh equipment used on the navy marine corps intranet network. so, that may explain how he had access to the base. he was employed by this company that was working as a subcontractor with a company through hewlett-packard. number two, spoke with a law enforcement official not long ago who said they believe the weapon, the ar-15 that was used in the shooting, had been purchased recently, just within the last few weeks, at a virginia gun shop. no hard confirmation of what gun shop or that he was indeed the person who purchased the weapon, but apparently, there is some evidence to suggest that the weapon was purchased then. >> in terms of his history, we do know he has a history with firearms. that has been established. seattle police, i believe, also putting something up on their blotter about an incident with aaron alexis in seattle a number of years ago, even going further back than the neighbor in ft. worth, but we don't know anything so far, or nothing's been rel

hewlett packard is cutting ties with "the experts"... citing the company's failure to respond to alexis' mental health issues. in a responding statement, "the experts" expressed disappointment over h-p's decision -- and pointed out that alexis was "closely supervised" by an h-p manager during some of the events linked to his strange behavior. see all of our stories... on the navy yard shooting. go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. the university of maryland goes before a north carolina appeals court... to explain why they shouldn't have to pay a 50- million dollar penatly for leaving the a-c-c. the conference sued maryland after the school announced its departure for the big ten. the acc's lawsuit was filed in north carolina, where the conference is headquartered. maryland responded by suing the acc in maryland in january, calling the amount an illegal penalty. that case is on hold. a ruling could take several months, and any decision could be appealed

they'll replace bank of america, hewlett packard and alcoa. the indices says the changes were because of the low stock prices and the desire to diversify the sector and industry representation in the dow. interestingly, although goldman, nike and visa are all beating the doubt for the year, hp is the best performance component this year. >> and one of the things that we've seen is that people buy these stocks in the premarket and there's not a lot of money, meaning very little index to it so they tend to give it up. that's one of the reasons why people say, hey, every time they're added they go down. well, no, they're added, they go up because of this mistaken idea that it really does matter. it's, as sandy weill said, great to be in because it's a great hall mark. don't trade premarket in these stocks. >> and it may be a reflection of sentiment in some larger way or history or the place for these companies at a certain point in time. as you said, there's no money indexed against djia. the higher the price the more effect on the dow jones. tha

>> mbs news has learned the subcontractor that aaron alex had is worked for has been fired by hewlett-packardey hired alexis to work on a job to refresh and replace computers at the navy yard. hp says in part it has, quote, lost all confidence in the experts abilities to serve hp as a subcontract thor. they cite the failure to respond appropriately to aaron alexis' mental health issues. a spokesperson for the experts says the company is disappointed in hp's decision. he also says hp had its own manager of alexis who was with alexis when he thought he heard voices in his rhode island hotel room last month. >>> we are also seeing disturbing images of alexis roaming the halls of building 197 armed with that sawed off shotgun. take a look at this, video released by the fbi. agents say they also found clues in a backpack alexis left in a bathroom as to why he killed 12 people. they found electronic files that suggested alexis believed he was being controlled by extremely low frequency electromagnetic waves. he believes he had been subject to them for three months. he indicated he was prepared to d

hewlett packard continues to struggle but fiorina is thriving. raj mathai brings us the interview. >> i started out as a secretary in the bay area. i would never have predicted i would become a ceo. i wouldn't have predicted i was a cans are victim. >> reporter: for most of us, there's no such thing as a fairy tale life. >> she was a ground breaker in the fortune 500. that is until she was fired today. >> reporter: that was eight years ago, a lifetime for carly fiorina. >> i honestly during the final two weeks of my time at hp was so of caught off guard by how human and petty certain board members could be. >> reporter: since then the 59-year-old has overcome breast cancer and a failed bid in the 2010 u.s. senate race. >> think about that. >> reporter: nowadays she's still the boss but this time the chairman of one of the biggest nonprofits in the country, good360. they get excess goods from corporations and donate it to charity. >> this is not something i alone do. we have a wonderful organization of people, a great technology platform form, gre

. >> we learned that hewlett- packard has severed ties with experts. that is the subcontractor that employed alexis. hp says the company failed to adequately respond to alexis's mental problems. >> perdition officials say the key powers have reached a deal to eliminate syria's chemical great britain's officials say the key powers have reached a deal to eliminate syria's chemical weapons. details on the plan are expected to come out later tonight. we learned that iran will take part in nuclear talks in geneva next month. secretary of state john kerry met face to face with a run's former minister -- foreign -- iran's foreign minister. many are skeptical of iran's new overtures. an historic meeting. secretary of state john kerry and iran's foreign minister meeting face to face. the meeting, held with ministers from five other countries on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly in new york, focused on iran's nuclear program. 's newly elected president expressed a surprising eagerness 's negotiate, insisting iran nuclear ambitions are peaceful. he spoke

. >> hewlett-packard has cut ties with the subcontractor that higher the navy yard shooter. aaron alexis work for a company called the expert. they said they failed to respond address hisy to mental issues. >> a live look at the wilson building. the d c mayor is introducing his nominee to become the chief financial officer. he is expected to announce jeffrey dewitt. a seven-ation well and month-long search to replace outgoing cfo who is stepping down after more than a decade. >> switching gears to talk about the weather, live look outside now at the u.s. capitol. so a very beautiful day out there, but there are clouds out there. does that mean rain could be on the way? >> a look at the first forecast with eileen. there.s beautiful out there are some clouds. starting to break out into more sunshine. the clouds are mid and high level clouds. still allowing for the sunshine to filter through. life camera overlooking the city. 71 degrees at reagan national. a light breeze. slight easterly flow bringing us a little bit of moisture. temperatures really responding nicely to the lit

hewlett packard is cutting ties with "the experts"... citing the company's failure to respond to alexis' mental health issues. in a responding statement, "the experts" expressed disappointment over h-p's decision -- and pointed out that alexis was "closely supervised" by an h-p manager during some of the events linked to his strange behavior. according to the connecticut freedom of information commission... 9-1-1 calls and other evidence from the sandy hook elementary school shootings should be released to the public. the commission is siding with the associated press' challenge to get access to records investigators are withholding. the information could include police records related to shooter adam lanza's family. but it could be a while before anything is released. newtown officials have 45 days to appeal. twitter could soon help you in an emergency. the social network is launching a new alert system, that allows emergency officials to directly communicate, via text messages and twitter notifications, with users who opt in. more than

stock exchange the dow jones is having a reshuffle alcoa bank of america and hewlett packard to be removed from the down arm replaced by goldman sachs these are a nike the decision is based on struggling stock prices and the desire to diversify the mix of companies represented alright let's now take aim with mr thomas saw in house investor and see what you've been up to this week i was away last week isn't peter's back i'm back now i want to know what you've been out well first of all when you left the weather got really cold and rainy you came back and it has been. but warmer so thanks for coming back to moscow for us china is increasing its crude output which negatively affects oil here in russia or at least that's what i would say however china is increasing their overall production which means it's good for the stock market so oil probably going to remain volatile for a while but i'm going to stay in and just kind of ride this one out because sometimes you just got to gamble right i'm thinking i'm going to go for a rough spots which is russia's agriculture company they're up one percen

recently to work as a subcontractor for hewlett-packard.n post" was told he was separated in 2011 over a pattern of misconduct and a gun incident in 2010 in texas played a role. he was reportedly also arrested in seattle after he fired three shots at a car belonging to construction workers. alexis said he had a blackout fueled by anger after being mocked by the workers. his father told detectives at the time his son had anger management problems associated with ptsd and that alexis had helped out with rescue attempts during september 11th. others who knew him in texas said he was peaceful and prayed at a buddhist temple and monday's turn of events came with conflicting emotions. >> good man. good man. you know, funny guy, you know. party guy. >> were you ever afraid of him having a gun. >> he one of my family too. he's a good guy, you know. from what i know. i can't say that he did it or not but as long as with me nothing to be like, tell me he was going be aggressive. no sign he was going to shoot someone. >> he didn't come out of his room

alcoa, bank of america, hewlett-packard now out. we have seen goldman sachs.inancials are drinking on this market. goldman sachs is one of the big lagers on the dow today. i was chatting with mark newton. he was saying that the market is facing some headwinds recently. the banks are weaker. we are watching names like goldman sachs, citigroup, bank of america, jpmorgan. overall, the financials are weaker. dagen: thank you. how much of this has to do with the federal reserve. now we have new york federal reserve bill dudley talking in a speech this morning. he is saying that we have yet to see any meaningful pickup. peter barnes joins us now here in new york. peter: we are here at fordham university. basically because the economy is not chugging along as high as he would like it, dudley voted against tapering. that was, of course, a surprise shock decision to the financial markets after months of hints that the fed officials could begin to taper in september. they never promised to taper in september. dudley is spinning out to try to explain the vote last week.

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hewlett packard is cutting ties with "the experts"... citing the company's failure to respond to alexis' mental health issues. in a responding statement, "the experts" expressed disappointment over h-p's decision -- and pointed out that alexis was "closely supervised" by an h-p manager during some of the events linked to his strange behavior. see all of our stories... on the navy yard shooting. go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. we are just now learning the names of the two city police officers involved in tuesday's deadly crash on northern parkway and york road. police confirm they are officer adam storie-- a two year veteran, and officer warren banks the second, a five year veteran--both out of the northeast district. police say they were following a honda accord after seeing the people inside engage in what they call suspicious activity. the car ran into a jeep... killing 43 year old angel chiwengo. chiwengo's family say they blame those officers

alcoa, bank of america and hewlett-packard are out. the changes to take place after the market closes on september 20th. the index posting three straight days of triple digit gains mostly on relief about syria. the streak ended on thursday. the markets rebounded on friday. apple introduced two new iphones this week. the $99 5c. apple showed off a finger print reader so you won't have to remember that pesky pass code for your phone. the announcement dispientsed investors. the stock fell about 5% on the news. another basic tech company going private and michael dell is the winn winner. his battle to take dell private in a $25 billion deal. dell and silver lake was in the fight for this company. i spoke to michael dell about his victory, the future of dell and the toll this battle took on his company. >> it was some distraction. the team at dell did great job staying very, very focused. the last quarter our enterprise solution service grew 9%. one of our principal competitors had a 9% change in their business except in their case it was n

they'll replace bank of america, hewlett-packard and alcoa. it's making the move because the share prices of those companies is just too low and they want to diversify the dow components. speaking of stock indices let's look at how we finished the day. green across the board. the dow is up about 128 points or 0.8%. the s&p up 12 points and the nasdaq composite adding 23. the bullishness was reinforced thanks to upbeat industrial numbers out of china. they were up 10.4% in august. that beat economist estimates. stocks got a boost as military strikes in syria seem less likely, at least for now some real bullishness for the markets. >> dominic, great. let me ask you a quick one. why did apple shares fall so much today? >> well, you know, it's interesting, larry. typically speaking over the laston major announcements, the stock has tended to trade down on average. but if you wait another week or month out, on average apple stock does finish up. maybe a short term drop, but apple seems to have some momentum. at least for the last ten or so product

raise arrested and discharged from the armed forces but he went to work for a subcontractor at hewlett- packard and servicing the military. he experienced a disturbing episode that drew the police. aaron alexis told officers according to the report he was hearing voices. and that a kind of microwave machine was sending vibrations into his body. the police sarge wouldn't reported the incident said -- sergeant who reported the said aaron alexis was hearing voices. but this information was never passed up the chain of command. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel said if red flags were raised they were missed. >> obviously when you go back and look at all this, there were red flags, of course there were. should we have picked them up, why didn't we, all those questions need obe answered -- to be answered. >> who is going to take the wrap or get the wrap or both? >> there is a more important question here, this is another in a series of massacres from fort hood to tucson, new town and aurora, colorado. he wanted to end his life and he said i am going to go out like the other people did in a way i bec