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ibe. those are the things we need to work. we know ib programs work. we note charter schools work.e know turn around schools work. when we're doing more and more and more of that in chicago. if we don't have a partner at the table willing to be progressive, i want to reward teachers doing a great job even more than they are today, but we can not continue to protect bad teachers. we have some of those. melissa: i'm looking at details of things you're fighting over right now in this contract. i'm on your side but it is not even close. the details that you're talking about here, the two to 4% salary raises, maybe having 50% of the teachers evaluation linked to student test scores and student evaluation. all those things that the unwon't even agree to now are not even close to the changes that you're talking about with charter schools and trying to get the union out of control. seems like you're nowhere close to getting done what you need to get done. >> well, first of all i'm not at the negotiating table. cps, alderman are not negotiating this contract. i haven't been in one discussio

by 8:00, temperature coming in around 61 degrees, cool ib outside. lunchtime, sunny 7 4-bgs high temperature for today, coming in around 77 degrees, nice and pleasant. we are going to have stellar days ahead. let's get a check of the traffic now with loren cook. >>> if you are using the jfx, there is nothing to get in you way, towson to east fayette street. traffic is picking up through fort mc henry. harbor nice and clear, if you are heading to the west side, here is a live look at liberty. stand still on the outer loop. 17 minute ride from 795, all the way to 95. inneloop nice and clear. packville, harford, traffic picking up here. the outer loop will be steady up to providence road. this afternoon, you will want to expect delays in downtown baltimore. michael phelps, an event at the inner harbor, free. if you don't have plans, check it out. we have the ravens game tonight. expect a lot of congestion, near mt. >>> ready for monday night football, the ravens play host to the cincinnati bangles at mt bank stadium. kickoff set for 7:00. sherrie johnso

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>> british health experts say patients who take over the counter painkillers including aspirin and ib profin could be causing their headaches. the national institute is urging doctors to take a closer look at whether painkillers could be hurting their patients. it's estimated one in 50 people get headaches from using too much medication and women are five times more likely to suffer than men. >> i had no idea what i was doing. i was in excruciating pain and trying to help myself. >> victoria now has the help of a doctor and takes four pills a day instead of ten to manage her pain. >> 7:00 p.m., the attack started. >> takes a journal to track her progress. >> wishing you a pain-free weekend. >>> "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainment news. >>> "good morning america's" robin roberts after her bone marrow transplant. >> i will now wait to see what happens. >> diane sawyer and sam champion in the room during the procedure. >> it was a very emotional, it was scary. >> now, the latest on her condition and her prognosis. >>> lady gaga's stunning weight gain. the new p

keep the ib greed -- ingredients separate. >> i don't know about the smell test.ll the recommendations that marc just gave is what you can do as a consumer. but i think the restaurants have a responsibility to keep it clean. this cross concontamination is one thing. hygiene and hand washing is extremely important. 10% of the people who work in a restaurant come in with flu symptoms or sick and they pass it on to the consumer. you want to keep the garbage very clean in your kitchen. that's the big message. one thick, if you -- one trick, jinker tea is my favorite, it soothes and calms down your stomach. try this. >> if you see them making your food with their hand it's. >> walk out. >> don't eat the sandwich. >> you don't need to smell it. just walk out.

. >> in 200 noox*ib, it was january but one of the first economic months in this country. we lost 800,000 jobs, and the stock market collapsed a net worth of something like 40%. so i think we're a long, long way that from, and anybody who thinks that they would like to trade places with last month versus january, 2009, but likely asleep then. >> we asked are they as good today as they thought they would be four years ago'd: perhaps there's a more difficult question for the administration, isn't it? >> if you're asking, is this perfection? no. we have a long way to go, sxnt just the united states. if you look around the world, the world economy has been hurtings for two years plus, so i think we've got a long way to go, and we ought to be doing things to get the growth rate higher. but the question of would you rather be living in january, 2009, when the economic team incoming, you're about to be in the great depression, you better figure out what you're going to do once the depression has started that was a black hole that we did not go into. >> president gave himself an i

. >> mulch is measured by cube ib feet so cube issue yard is 3 foot by 3 foot by 3 foot cube. if you want to see what it looks like saunders landscape supply says it's about 31 standard six-foot we'll barrows of mulch. and for your reference, one cubic yard will fill in about 4 1/2 wheel barlows. 31 wheelbarrows. >> that's a lot of mulch. last question comes from trish in springfield, virginia. trish wants to know why is it she keeps getting robo calls from politicians even though she's on the do-not-call list and she wants to make them stop. >> we went to the federal trade commission for your question. politicians are exempt. to get off a politician's list you can try calling the campaign and simply ask the campaign to stop calling. it is not required to oblige but most will if a potential voter asks them to stop. there's also something called the national political do do-not-call list. the political one is a voluntary list. it's on a voluntary basis for politicians, so there is no guarantee that the phone will stop ringing. but it might be worth a shot. if you have a questio

>> this study is showing that ib ma some -- that maybe some guys throw better than some girls -- >> noit says by far. >> it doesn't mean i can go off with a softball player and are you going to throw better than the girl on the softball team? >> that is true. you had to go and pick a professional female. >> and a regular dude. >> you are tip toeing on a politically correct sense. >> if it is a girl and a guy and two baseball players the guy will throw farther. but if it is a girl on a team and regular guy. stop trying to put girls in a box. they are delicious. >> yes, we are. >> are you anti-science? >> duh, i'm a girl. just kidding. what? is that the real question? >> i was going to say is it sad to be a part of an inferior gender when it comes to throwing? >> first of all, i like the fact that i am delicate. >> great message. >> i think it is fine and nice to have girly qualities and not always have to be like dudes and everything. we have our little positives and you have yours. >> dudes are never talking to each other like, you have to meet this girl i met. she throws 98 miles an h

especially because we want to make sure our 65 and older -- >> without the ibs, how expensive are -- if i don't have insurance and want to get a vaccine for shingle, what am i looking at? >> it could be hundreds. we try to work around the problem by giving patients a prescription, go to their pharmacy, pick it up and bring it in. >> in terms of shingles, you said it's a rash. it can start in the form of a rash. but you have to get on top of that thing quickly. how quickly? >> it doesn't even have to start just as a rash. it can even start as pain in one area. or just a tingling sensation. and usually within the first about 72 hours really is about the time we want to get on top of it, start the anti-vial treatment so we can reduce the severity. >> that vaccine, how effective has it proven to be? >> wonderful. it actually reduces the incidents about 50% of developing the disease. reduces the complications about two-thirds. >> doctor, proving that shingles are not just on the roof, this is a serious issue. thanks for stopping by. >> 11:27 is the time. coming up, on the picket line. why

/11, armed lo hooligan hooligans tear down the american flag as president obama is accused of snub ibing netanyahu from israel as the crisis deepens. >>> we welcome former white house chief of staff, andy card. we begin tonight with the biggest ripoff perpetrated on the american people. the chicago teacher's union strike over outrageous demands by the union. today, they and their leftist students pickketed. thousands of students left on the streets and parents leaving work to care for them. will democratic may wror rahm emanuel, rambo he's sometimes called, is he going to fold, give teachers their election year rewards or what? we'll talk to dan prop on the dan prop show, wls in washington and steve, senior follow at the manhattan institute, author of "shakedown." and parent advocate and executive director of class size matters. dana, i want to go to you. i don't think we've ever met before. i want to get your take. i'm not objective at all. i think it's a complete ripoff and the numbers go to teachers, pensions, health care, don't go to the students, not helping the city, this is a disa

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way that financial institution will take hundreds if not thousands of variables about your dem graph ibsyou interacted with those companies and predict your likelihood of defaulting or paying off your bill or spending $2,000 a month on your credit card, campaigns are predicting whether you're going to cast a ballot in november, who you'll vote for and what issues you'll care about. there's a likely percentagehood attached to your name. they're not thinking about large democratic classes they're thinking about individuals. >> thinking about one dude in ohio and had a hamburger for lunch does that mean he's going for romney/ryan. your piece in "the new york times" last week or a couple weeks ago, i thought was interesting. the obama campaign wasn't mary merely with those concerned who had moved because of the chicago pick. chicago was tracking those who may have become susceptible to future movement. once the campaign had identified those voters could start communicating with them through individually targeted contact like mail, phone calls or niche media which elude the attention of the n

my father had a friend who was chairman of the ib dust ri.hat, you're going to go down to texas. they went to odessa txz and we'll pet you in a training program for our company. i said you're on. i went all the way down there. we worked in the off field of texas, west texas, for the basin and out to california to some of his companies out there. just for maybe a month at a time, two months. it was very good advice. i learned a lot. it was great training. and then i just had to go back to mid land and there was a city sales man. but then i branched off on my own. >>> and i plaed a living in the off-shore drilling business. we were innovators to the degree that we were the first ones to use the jack-up rigs. >> as construction price on the vinegar are assemble ts eed at the construction site. >> could you tell me how you chose the name for your oil company? >> yes, it was very, very serious thinking. a mu e vee came through town called fema ziballo. and so anyway, i had zapata. >> where did you lev your extremely suck eszful business while you

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ib event x down 1.37%. just worth pointing out down five months in a row the business economy index from the ifo. 50% of spnresponses were taken before the fall and constitutional court ruling. >> such a big week for sentiment and perhaps explains the dichotomy with the pmi figures there. you're seeing a little bit better risk attitude. let me rephrase that. we're seeing the same kind of rotation into quality reflected in some of the equity moves this morning. bunds and gilts benefitting from it that. >> and euro-dollar has come down to about the session low at 129.11. a four month high we hit a week or so ago go. elsewhere the italian prime minister mario monti has res assured that fiat has not requested financial help. the ceo says it told the italian government the carmaker has no plans to close factories in the country and the strategy is focused on improving efficiency and boosting exports outside you're europe. they will not give details of their plans. steven, good morning. let's -- we'll talk about

the xetra dax and ibe and in green. krak cac is lower but ibex trying to hold in positioning there. may have something to do with people speculating the ecb will continue to deliver what the markets hope this influence, ross, by the presence of jean-claude juncker at tomorrow's meeting. >> the big question is what he's supposed to do with all these event risks around. here's what some experts have already told us today on cnbc. >> being short krona, we actually have an outstanding trade recommendation out there, which is buy krona, and i think too much money has flowed into swedish assets. >> buy on setbacks in u.s. and sell on strength in europe. if you get the false hope coming from the ecb, i would roll back commitments to european equities. >> we have been a long-term seller for obvious reasons. the advertising downturn, issues in italy, regulatory environment. you have the berlusconi any effect. all of these things came to significant underperformers against the media sector and against the market as a whole. >> as mentioned, fedex is cutting august quarter earnings estimate ci

. >> south american, canadian maple leaves, brit ib sovereigns, austrian. >> reporter: their estimated worth, $7 million. so who was walter, and where did he get all that money? he had it worth in over 35 years but his family made a fortune in the 1970s when mrs. smith's pie company bought their chicago bakery. >> there's stock accounts that show back that there were, you know, $400,000 in them. and over the years i think they drew down the stock accounts and bought gold with it. i just don't think he trusted banks. >> reporter: he died without a will. so glover searched for his nearest relative and found a first cousin. a substitute teacher in northern california who hadn't spoken to her cousin for more than a year. but is now the new owner of millions of dollars worth of gold. for "today," nbc news, los angeles. >> what a story. dylan dreyer is on the plaza with another check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning on this first day of fall. we have a big tenth birthday. how does it feel to be double digits? >> good. >> 10's a big deal. we're going to see fall-like temperatures

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. >> thank you, david, joining me from detroit, head of sales and we're looking at an ib crease of --hind what we're seeing in august? not just from you guys, but from the other automakers as well, which is better than expected sales? >> well, we continue to see slow, gradual, steady growth, phil. in our case, we're just very excite excited about the month we had. our small cars were up significantly. we set a number of records. spark, sonic, cruise, volt, as well as is cadillac sts. still bullish. >> particularly with the chevy car side, you had the olympics going on. you also had a number of newer models in there. for the chevy brand on the car side, are you looking at it and saying it's no longer a weakness. >> exactly, phil. we historically have been known as a truck brand. and with this new chevrolet portfol portfolio, i think we're proving that we have a very good lineup, a very strong lineup of cars now. >> having said that, let's talk about the volt. is it fair to say the volt is always going to be a niche vehicle. you guys have decided you're going to suspend production as yo

central banking, when you don't have -- when you have a fiat currency, this is considered to be class ib centrclass being central banking. it is the core discussion of our time in terms of the economic staft the world. >> the people that hate keynesian inch haism hate this,e might be something to it. the austrian school, those guys are -- the ones that are alive are rolling the eyes and the ones dead are rolling in their grave, i think. >> i would say this, that most of the people who hate keynesianism would also like to see tax cuts and ultimately those two things are about -- are similar in that they're just trying to inject more money into the economy. does the government spend the money or do you cut taxes and give it more to people for them to spend the money. >> if you do the enemy of my enemy, you can be friends and enemies with everybody. you don't know where you're -- i don't know. just thinking. all right. thank you. >> when we come back, what do the founder of linkedin and the man who started ebay all have in common? yes, they are all successful businessmen, but they are the m

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