this may pp investor sentiment hoar. the banking giant and wells fargo later in the u.s. and we will see how that plays into the markets here in japan. >> sorry we couldn't get the numbers up for you, but it is a mixed picture. from the tokyo stock exchange. free trade negotiates on are urchd the transpacific partnership will get a briefing later this month. the country will be the newest member to the trade group. nations engaged in the t approximatpp will be engaged and they will only be allowed to join from the 23rd when it gets all the necessary approval. a special session will be provided so japanese delegates can catch up on current topics. they will send 100 delegates and they they aim to fully understand so japan's position is reflected in the these records are being made available for the first time. that's the latest in business for this hour. i will leave you with a check on markets. >>> people in japan are nine days away from a vote that could alter their landscape. abe and his ruling liberal democrats are campaigning hard for support trying to consolidate the

as a city and who we are in the city have been historically a lot of lower income people and not hoaring after people that make $200,000 a year which is what we're doing now. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? commissioner comments? >> i want to thank you peter for the work that went into this and i know you touched on the issues near and dear to me and i emphasized last week i want to make sure we have improved bicycle safety and opportunities that will make a significant difference on so much of what we're trying to do. because it is such a significant issue i do want to just touch on the idea of climate change and perhaps we might not always talk about it here but i can't count the number of meetings i have sat in on projects and other efforts along the waterfront and talked about climate change and how to address it and that there will be a rise -- not if, but there will be a rise in sea level and looking at those numbers. give you an opportunity to perhaps touch on that and how we factored that into some of the plans. >> thank you and i want to point out tha

and hoar the f150 is the perennial leader, but gm is out there with the all new silverado, and ram ise year. and our pickup truck sales are up 20% across the enterprise. and these are not fashion statements anymore, these vehicles are the backbone of the work force of america. so there's a lot of confidence about the state of the economy that these trucks are going to construction sites and to energy sites where fracking is being produced. if i move over to the car segment, the mid-sized sedan is red hot, and interesting, ford fusion is absolutely flying out of the showroom including on the west coast in california. so this has been a bastion of strength for the japanese, and don't get me wrong, the japanese are there with great products. liz: right. we also have the toyota camera looking -- camry looking very healthy as well. >> right there. but ford has done a phenomenal job with the fusion, and for us it's up 30% just to give you some idea. liz: that's crazy. and then you have -- liz: it's amazing. >> then you have the germans. and they make a very unique vehicle, very differentiat

if it's occurring, it's about 500 yards from hoar what you are hearing is fortunately simply fireworks. >> ben wedeman with pro-morsi supporters in cairo. >>> right now i'm going to go to reza sayah. reza, how is the crowd responding beyond the initial jubilation? >> reporter: that hasn't come. it's just jubilation. they are just walking, it's a party. they have accomplished this mission, this mission that started months ago with a campaign for all new election and all for president morsi's ouster. what an effective campaign. it started with a petition drive for 13 months. it called for president morsi to step aside. 9 more million votes than he received votes when he won the presidency. the campaign's message was clear, mr. morsi, more people want you out than they want you in. but amid the euphoria, it's easy for the muslim brotherhood's position to get lost for president morsi's position to get lost. they maintain they never had a chance to succeed. remember five months after president morsi took office there were initial calls for his ouster. he always claimed that there were insti

i thank the gentleman for this amendment because there's two questions hoar. one is, the policy itself. the use of military force. arming the rebels. is that a wise policy? will it make things better or make it worse? the second question is whatever the policy is, is it the responsibility of those of us who have been elected to epresent americans, and we all do, is it our responsibility as members of congress to be accountable in making that enormously important and consequential decision about whether we send -- we make a decision that has the potential to send our troop into combat? let me talk briefly about the policy. the military situation there is chaotic. the rebels are united loosely in an effort to bring down assaad. but distinguishing between, quote, the good rebels and the bad rebels is impossible. in fact, we're read regular ports right now, we're read regular ports right now of how disputes with ng fellow rebels, are settling them by beheading them. that's literally what's happening. so the notion that we can have a micromanaged approach and pick

the parties have agreed hoar today that all of the final status issues, all of the core issues, and all other issues are all on the table for negotiation. and they are on the table with one simple goal -- a view to ending the conflict ending the claims. our objective will be to achieve a final status agreement over the course of the next nine months. the parties also agreed that the two sides will keep the content of the negotiations confidential. the only announcement you will hear about meetings is the one i just made. and i will be the only one, by agreement, authorized to comment publicly on the talks, in consultation, obviously work the parties. that means that no one should consider any reports, articles, or other -- or even rumors reliable unless they come directly from me and i garen see you they won't. the united states will work continuously with both parties as a facilitator every step of the way. we all understand the goal we're working toward. two states living side-by-side in peace and security. two states, because two proud peoples each deserve a country to call their own