but what do you think is next for ina drew? some of her friends said they could imagine her showing up at a hedge fund or maybe she'll drive to silicon valley. who knows? it is hard to say. i think she needed a real period of loafer and some time to sort of reflect on what happened and find her way going forward but i wouldn't be surprised if we heard from ina drew again. >> i was curious when she tendered her letter of resignation and jamie dimon was before the press and he was talking about her. he took pains to remind people of her accomplishments. he certainly didn't seem to blame her in the way that many people thought perhaps he would. >> i think he's been very clear that this happened on her watch, and so she's there for the appropriate person to take the fall. but i also think that he felt like it was a huge mistake. someone had to be held accountable. but that she had 30 years of a really, really strong track record, and that one very big picture mistake doesn't necessarily erase all of that accomplishment. >> we were

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observers say chinese people are celebrating himecau they believe ina is not only an economic super power but a globally recognized culture. >>> government officials from china and japan have agreed to keep the lines of communication open. relations remain strained. china's financial minister counselled their attendants this week. china decided to use the occasion to protest japan's nationalization of the islands. he reiterated his country's stance the the islands are japan's inherit territory. he also repeated his country's position that the islands are china ea china east' easte' easte's terr. japanese and south korean representatives will hold talks next week with a u.s. diplomat to discuss north korea's nuclear program. the three officials sit down wednesday in tokyo. they will follow up on in discussions held by the country's foreign ministers who met last month in new york during tunited nations general assembly. >>> the governments concerned about the noise created by u.s. military osprey aircraft. it's asked to central government to conduct an environmental impact assessment. the

it's going through severe cost cutting measures as well as internal management inas atu losses to investment banking structure. still a lot of folks on the smaller details. just checking the price action today it's up 3%. markets taking it as a bit of a positive. backo you. >> thanks. people running japan's local governments may soon be turning out their pockets for loose change after national government officials say they will postpone the payment of tax grants. the move comes as it looks increasingly unlikely to pass a bill to issue deficit covering bonds. the main opposition parties are against it. the bonds are necessary to implement the budget. government officials say they could run out of money by the end of november unless it's passed. it was scheduled on friday to allocate $27 billion to prefectures and $24 billion to municipalitie municipalities. some tax grants due in september have already been deferred. people in cash strapped municipalities can expect the latest delay to expectinancing and disrupt public services. that's all for me for now. i'll leave you with the markets this

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action and here in oakland the a's fans rocked the coliseum all night long and then went nuts when ina's pulled off a win in the bottom of the ninth. oakland a's fans go berserk. >> we are going to win, baby. we got this. >> reporter: celebrating a do or die win coming back to beat detroit in the ninth inning. >> can you believe that? >> i cannot. that was amazing. absolutely amazing. >> reporter: on their feet waving rally rags 38,000 fans deliver energy. >> if there was a cloud 30 i would be on that one right now. >> reporter: when it is win or go home team spirit delivers. >> i am overjoyed that we finally got to this place. >> reporter: the dream is still alive for oakland. >> joe giants. >> reporter: madison showed her giants pride at the coliseum. >> a couple of people yelled at me. >> reporter: her giants won, too. fans gathered in san francisco to watch the giants beat cincinnati. that series is also tied at 2-2 with the deciding game thursday morning. giants fans can taste another chance at a world series. >> i am so happy they won. i know they can win tomorrow because they want

ina him and syria are spilling into the c d.ister announced they intercepted a major al-qaeda attack. translation: there are 11 terrorist. they're all ofjordanian nationality. the pictures are available along with their full names. he told reporters of the groups have been in and out of syria since gen, smuggling arms into the country. the weapons include explosives, mortars and rifles. we have is to retain his title —— item which includes target locations. state tv reported plans to assassinate diplomats and to target areas resulting in the deaths of thousands. jordan is a key us ally with close ties to western intelligence. they have often been the target by the islamist militants. as these area conflict rages next door, and refugees continued to arrive, the question is, how much more difficult will be for countries likejordan difficult will be for countries like jordan to contain difficult will be for countries likejordan to contain the destabilising effect? riot police in kuwait have used teargas and stu n in kuwait have use

all of us at a cnbc and at nbc universal will be there for kev kevin, mar ina and their family. ida siegal, for nbc bay area news. >> ida, thank you. >>> another disturbing case, this time in the east bay. tonight two teenagers are behind bars, accused of robbing and killing a castro valley woman, then setting the woman's house on fire. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more on the suspects and the alleged murder plot. >> barbara was one of the most special people that i ever met. and she was always, always there for anyone that needed her. and she was very loving. >> reporter: friends and family of 58-year-old barbar latiolais can't believe someone the castro valley woman and her boyfriend trusted and tried to help is one of the teenagers accused of killing her. >> there is some absolute evil out there. and these two are evil to do something like this. >> reporter: investigators announced this morning they arrested 18-year-old cody nicosia and a 16-year-old boy who was distantly related to the victim's boyfriend, a young man who did yard work for the couple and who latiolais's

but i do believe with the big overhang of private, public, external debt in ina, we are not going to grow like gangbuster and not see several years of great earnings growth. this moderation is consistent with what i would expect at this point in the rrecovery. >> we'll leave it there. thank you so much. great ta touk ta you. >> thank you, maria. >> ken rogoff joining us. >>> up next a warning to the world from a woman that runs the international monetary fund. what she saysis is going right d wrong when it comes to global growth. >>> and later, raising a blost glass with a boston beer company. how sam adams grew from a kich on the the largest craft brewer. look at how the stock market ended the week. [ male announcer ] the 2013 smart comes with 8 airbags, a crash management system and the world's only tridion safety cell which can withstand over three and a half tons. small in size. big on safety. afc... and major memedical? mar medical, boyyy, , yeah! [ beatboxixing] berr, deberrp... ♪ i help pay the doctor ♪ ain't that enoughgh for you? ♪ there's s things major mecal doesn't do. af

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they became public today and ina werner has our story. >> reporter: the 1200 documents cover incidents from 1965 to 1985. they describe actual or suspected sexual abuls by volunteers or troop leaders. john anderson says he was molested by a scout master beginning in 1976 when he was 14. >> this happened 35 years ago and i did not understand how it affected my behavior. i would say i'm fine. when i first went into counseling, the counselor said how are you dealing with this? i said i'm fine. >> reporter: what did you figure out later? >> they wasn't. that i had all this guilt. they felt i was responsible. >> reporter: a 1965 file shows a louisiana mother complained to a local sheriff that a scout master had raped one of herself sons and molested two others. the man confessed but neither police nor the scouts pursued the charges, according to the file, to save the name of scouting. the boy scouts of america now claims to have some of the best protection among youth groups in the country, with criminal background checks, training programs and mandates to report actual or suspected abuse.

. >> there's an art to bubble blowing, and no one knows that better than ina cambridge. and we caught up with her at dylan's candy bar. >> chew for 15 minutes to get all the sugar out so that it's elastic. my second tip is to blow slowly and steadily. [ pop! ] >> well, i guess there's nothing left to do but give it a try. here's something i bet you didn't know. chewing gum burns 11 calories per hour. so if you chewed gum every waking hour of every day for a year, you could lose 11 pounds. i'm courtney for "kids news." >> if you tend to overeat, here's an interesting tip. eat foods with strong smells. a new study found that strong smells encourage us to take smaller bites. and small bites lead to smaller portions. and smaller portions lead to a healthier diet. guess you could call this the "sweet smell of success." >> during ancient times, two cities grew up on opposite sides of the mighty danube river in central europe. nicole tells us how a storm helped change history. >> budapest is the capital of hungary, but it wasn't always one city. the river danube divided buda an

dancing they've secured the services of legendary coach nikolai morales of to train young hopefuls yelena inaand. action for me in turn out. for her because i found them and. i don't. make them mad. but he has his work cut out for him because the ruling had germany has shifted away from russia in recent years americans meryl davis and charlie white as well as canadian pair test of virtue and more stole the show in vancouver twenty ten and shared gold and silver at the last three world championships but dilemma is confident about her and her partner's chances this season. like never is the world and after we feel we feel we can do it was in the top five so we're standing in line with like top speed test this canadian. grange so. now i feel with this program we can move forward it won't be easy for the pair but coach morozov is a must of choreography and has been tinkering with their programs now the music that man and he tell me training is generic that will be used in the coming season they'll be dancing to specifically made custom music that will be used for the courtesy and done it's someth

we want to find out what's happening with the big crash spill ina fuel county on interstate 95 crash >> now to brianne carter. >> we are on interstate 95 northbound. these backups have grown over hour.ast half- we have some good news for drivers. vdot has some lanes northbound opened after this tractor- trailer crash that happened night.1:30 last only the left lane remains blocked. traffic is not moving quickly. there were many backups before o open thosele t lanes. major delays. they're asking people to use alternate routes, if possible. accident happened around 11:30 night. crews arrived early this morning spill to clean up a fuel of this tractor-trailer accident with other vehicles involved. two people were taken to the hospital. not known.tions are again, still a major back up occurring. use're asking people to off and geto get on pat corrales road. back on at get courthouse rd. >> we want to get to the latest on the former uva lacrosse player convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend. george huguely is serving his in the prison sentence remote western corner of virginia. the area

. >> the perception of being in a car is safeless safe than being ina a plane. >> the fate of the company is what is at stake. >> i am exercising that choice. this is my last flight of american. >> the pilots union may continue negotiations. a former chicago bear accused of trying to buy cocaine and marijuana is due in court today on new charges. sam hurd was a receiver for the bears when he was arrested last season on charges he tried to set up large-scale drug buys. authorities say he accepted more than two pounds of cocaine from an undercover officer. then while living in texas this summer. authorities say hurd tried to have a cousin arrange a deal to buy an even bigger supply of cocaine and pot. he'll appear in federal court in dallas today on those new charges. the owner of an animal rescue facility must undergo psychological evaluation and give up many of her animals. authorities raided dawn hamill's facility in the southwest suburbs in february 20-11. they found two dead animals and removed more than 100 others from the site. hamill was found guity of eight counts of violating her

we be inas with them and we asked for them to put the guns down. oakland police stated that the officials launch of the program will happen within the next few weeks. >> and police looking for a man who they believe is stilling people's mail. they're happening in this area are run arlington and this is near a country club. they have an image of the suspect and his picture was taken by a camera at a home. he was still the mail and packages during the day. >> it was a very nice afternoon and the temperatures were in the low 80s. it was 82 degrees in pleasanton and 85 degrees in santa rosa. even along the coastline it was very comfortable. it was 74 degrees in san francisco. as we take a look at our satellite forecast up to the north we see the tail in of the storm. we are not expecting any of the rain right now but it ist going to bring more clout cover for tomorrow. there will be some high clouds and afternoon and temperatures will be on the warmer side. we will warm up even hotter >> there is some possible good news for bay area football. the bay a

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we he to remember we live ina countrthat has forever been egical disee of racism. and it doesn't take much to spark that back up. if you look at what prident obama is saying, of course white politicians uldn't say what saying becauseafricaamericans history in this count have a history of documented discrimination thais, in fact, unniable. so when you look a what happened to katrina, anybody in rightheir mind would say, yes, there's some disparity there and any president, whi or black, nshouthe disparity, not as a criticism on the greatne of ameca but really as an opportunity for our country to get a little bit better. >> i don think tt' what presidendoing. >>o ahead, erick. >> he's telling bcrowd, he uses the pase garding hurricane andrews the government saw those ople in florida as part the ofmerican community. and the ople affected arents and my family, for example, a something other than but he's addressing a largely black owd and king the point that vyly that they in new orleans gotreated fferently from people i new york and peopl in florida because they sehow

ralph you're -- >> bill: theor korea had a restraining agent in that sense does to is day and that's ina. there is no resaining agent on iran at all >>uy, iran has hezbollah an hamas,if them, hezbol lebanon and hamas in palestinend float one of their three submarine in the straithad yo seen yove real problems. point ithatf youomb,f the israelis go to bomb, there is no success. thonly way toet at those bunker busters and nobody is going to throw nukes at iran. my point ithere isuch reoo d iran than talk about -- >> bl: look, you can carpet bomb them and knock out a their infrastructur you n certainlydo that. >> ii pushing the israelis intaorner of the think there is an outside chance that they will use a nuken the cility because it's the only way -- llill: i don't think they' do that. would do wo be to bomb their frastructures, their ports and everything elsend create havoc andchaos ere. do.that i think they would i got to run. both of you agree that right non history, the obama forei policy is a shames, would that right wor >> there is no obama foreign policy. >> bill: all right, allight

but unfortunately, we really haven't had a comprehensive discussi, and we need one because ina poses it's good that they talk about currency manipulation, but we need to hear about china's manufacturing subsidies, itzhaking of american companies -- its hacking of americanompanies, and i'm afraid we're not going to hear about any of these things. lou: i asked you both to join us tonight so that folks could get a sense of how we talk about often in isolation benghazi, asia, about the challenges whether they be trade or potentiall military, geopolitical challenges in the pacific and asia regions. the fact is first question has be what should be our policy, and can we in point of fact sustain such a policy, theact that we are the world's largest debtor nation and tre a so many demands on the united states military, many of them originating internally and not alwa solearly in the national interest? walid, how wouldou respond to that? could we possibly meet challenges from both china, from the war on terror globally and specifically then within the middle eastern regegio >> well, let me sa

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ina drew was basically one of the best in the business with that yet it points out no matter how tightlyyou keep the reins on things and how empowered people are trades like that still can happen. >> that's right, sue. you and i, of course, talking about that just yesterday, i think. >> yep. >> essential any that case, a good one to bring up, what failed from a risk management standpoint remained a bit of a mystery, told a couple of things. one is the position itself, an obscure credit derivatives position in something called the ig 9, there were assumptions built into the trade it wouldn't essentially move that much but in fact, the trade got very crowded and the markets moved against jpmorgan. the other thing i would say quickly, risk managers involved there who were overridden by the traders. their word wasn't taken seriously enough. >> let's bring in neil bine berg, editor and chief of american banker. welcome to the program. are you surprised that goldman does so well in a survey like that? >> i'm not really. i had the opportunity to interview lloyd blankfein before the financial cr

that's the kind of idea where you are putting something in front of me that i say this couldhange things inaundental way, not an incremental way. >> rose: some people say that microsoft made some of those mistakes. they were there too early and somebody else came along and made the market happen. >> look, i mean yes, i have heard that argument. that a huge company. highly profitable. hard to argue with their success. >> with billions of dollars. >> i don't buy a lot of that. i think microsoft's biggest issue is they were never sexy. they were never cool. like you had apple come in and somehow steve jobs was able to take this industry and make every single device that he launched, i had to he. every college student had to have. and that was just like microsoft was never good at that it was very geeky and almost too technical. and i just feel like they've never gotten that. >> rose: so who has that kind of quality now, beyond app snell. >> nest is a company we're invested in. >> rose: nest, absolutely. fles is two former apple, matt rogers and tony left apple. and people's going to tell you wh

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