how much property is it on, jules? do you know? acres, yes, just under three acres. >> three acre. that is fantastic. and the taxes there were, what, about $20 think? >> they are, just under $20,000, yep. >> you want to guess what my tax are on my one-third of an acre, jules? in new jersey? >> i'm probably guessing about the same. >> a little more. about $25,000 a year. and my house is not worth $1.8 million. jules, thank you very much. >> thank you, tyler. >> i'll be moving in next week. we appreciate it. >> great. i'll be happy to sell it to you. >> i bet you would. sue? >> i bet she would, too, ty, but then you'd have to do "power lunch" by remote. apple up 0.6%. apple ceo tim cook and activist investor carl icahn meeting for lunch next wreak. what's on the menu and the agenda? >>> plus, he won 4 million bucks in the powerball lottery, but now he says he wants his old life back. the power rundown is next. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging t

back to you. >> jules, for now, thank you. little bit more to come later. >>> the italian minister has threatened to quit the government if they press ahead with the tax cuts. he said it was on the line and rome must stick to its agreement to hit a 3% budget deficit target. >>> we'll take a short break. brittain's party is trying to win over voters. we'll hear from the secretary from the labor party conference right after this. the additional banks will win a spot as an underwriter from the ipo. and if you are one of the lucky ones to get your hands on an iphone s this weekend, apple sold out of its initial supply in less than two days in the 11 countries where it launched. shipments for retail and online stores have been pushed to october. they had signaled their inventory was very low. at&t received very few 5s models and no gold versions. apple's stock in frankfurt marginally higher today. >>> blackberry's woes continued. on friday they said it will post a 1 billion second quarter loss. blackberry is shifting completely awa

in jules verne's book of eight hundred seventy three musical hero phyllis fogg bet that he could travel around the world in eighty days by a hot air balloon since then and by various means of transport many others have accomplished this dream feat yet a group of russian aviators decided on a unique attempt in helicopters. we've only just started flying these new russian licensed robinson are sixty six helicopters and after flying to the north pole and back we decided to attempt a trip around the world. the route stayed within the northern hemisphere but snaked its way across the globe as the crew wanted the total length to equal the earth's a conference of roughly forty thousand kilometers starting from moscow then on through western europe and north america before finally crossing the whole of russia and finishing back in moscow. and while completing the trip is a new milestone others hope its example will further boost the improvements made in russian civilian flights in and out of the country and around the globe i think what they're trying to do is quite an important country from th

country and russia license is a russian license helicopters so i think it's an important trip well jules verne's character fairly small caps use a hot air balloon to get around the world whereas these pilots get to use a state of the art helicopter in the office in austin six once on the way the crews became a group of explorers visiting places they'd never been before and passing some breathtaking places along the way on a remarkable journey that covered thirty nine thousand four hundred forty eight kilometers. blessed with good weather throughout the pilot seemed totally inspired by the expedition when they arrived back in moscow on day forty three every day it's new moments when all you see. landscapes you know you see you see. new people you talk with it's. my before when i was seen before and you know now of course. finished. you stop start feeling tired but. it's a it's a good time you know. the teams achievement was a new record for russian pilots as well as for the helicopters they used and after finishing the trip in half the time taking my father and his sidekick. they might in

just do it, jules. the man of peace and love has a handgun? no, he ain't that man at all. the wall ♪ ♪ i see my light come shining ♪ (volume rising) (gunshot) (wailing sobs): no! ♪ from the westdown to ♪ (continues sobbing) adam... (sobbing) adam, please, no... ♪ any day now i'm sorry. ♪ i shall be released (gunshot) ("get together" by the youngbloods plays) ♪ love is but a song we sing ♪ and fear's the way we die ♪ ♪ you can make the mountains ring ♪ ♪ or make the angels cry ♪ though the bird is on the wing ♪ ♪ and you may not know why ♪ come on, people now, smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together, try to love one another right now ♪ ♪ some may come and some may go ♪ ♪ we will surely pass ♪ when the one that left us here ♪ ♪ returns for us at last ♪ we are but a moment's sunlight ♪ ♪ fading in the grass ♪ come on, people now, smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together, try to love one another right now ♪ ♪ ♪ come on, people now, smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together, try to love one another right now ♪ ♪ i said come on, people now, smile on your

jules verne. yes, indeed. and now the $1,000 clue, players. [ beep ] and that city is bayreuth. all right, colby gets to go first again in double jeopardy! when we come back. all right, colby gets to go first again in double jeopardy! i'she just shopped at giant. she's got a receipt. we're gonna shop for the same items and see the difference. let's shop! kids get the after- school munchies? absolutely. even with your bonus card, you saved over a buck here at walmart. yes! here at walmart you save over $2 on capri suns. wow! that's amazing. here at walmart you saved over $1.20 on cereal. that's good stuff! o.k. big moment. same items at walmart... $91.56. that's a savings of over $15 or 14%! yes! bring your last grocery receipt to walmart and compare prices. you'll see for yourself. we will reveal the categories in this double jeopardy! round, from which you will make your selection. we start off with... you have to name the athlete who spoke each line in a movie. for instance, if it was "what is a.l. and l.a.?" okay? colby, start. athletes' film quotes, $1,200. kristin. who is b

(jules) adlai was remarkable. at 35 a tenured professor. renowned historian and author. his winter of the patriarchs, i thought it was exceptional. do you hear that, ted? even the detective knows your brother. thank you. sorry, he doesn't mean to patronize. we're all very proud of adlai. their son, he's staying with you? for now. charlene is going through a lot, and henry and our son are close. so, ted, we should be going. we're having a few people over. your sister-in-law is going as well? probably not. i believe that, uh, mr. ferrero will be consoling her tonight. he's been charlene's gardener for about a year. before she met him, she didn't want to water the lawn-- ted. your father's waiting. [car door clicking open] (lena) thank you, max. (max) sure thing, mrs. c. [car door slams shut] you know him? i think he worked the 4-0 with my dad. he was kind of a third responder. yeah, if mr. ferrero is her gardener, he'd have access to their house. yeah, and insecticides. the wife. she really slept with his corpse? then she brought gus ferrero, her gardener, to his funeral.

when reports say two dogs named jules and duke attacked him.he dog was involved in the attack appeared >> killed born suffered major injuries to his face and body requiring multiple surgeries appeared >> on friday he was convicted invited to watch his favorite team in the oakland a's take batting practice, and watch them score off against the minnesota twins appeared >> his mother says she has read the report and believes both the dogs should be euthanize the mother goes on to say that the dog owners have not reached out to her or her son since the attack appeared both dogs are currently under quarantine. the two families are scheduled to appear in a hearing next week to determine whether or not the dog should be euthanize. the staff report recommends the dogs be put to rest. >> will have more on kron4 news we come back from the break. >> golden gate bridge of cordis have given the go- ahead for a removable barrier on the bridge pier >> the burial was separate both directions and will avoid head on collision spirit >> de bart countr unbelievabl

jules: you okay? i'm good. let's move on. no. you need a medic. boss, he's got it contained. you some help. (sighs) come on. spike? we need those explosives. i'm on it. you good? yeah. team four, this is scarlatti. tell me what you got. hey, hey, i need your help. i'm daniel butler. i'm the one who called in the 911. you the guy that tossed the rifle out the window? yeah. i'm looking for my brother trent. he's 17, he's wearing a blue jacket. he's got to be in here somewhere. okay. guys, i got someone you're gonna want to meet. hey, medic! i'll wait my turn, thanks. status? one subject down, one injured. 11 more in custody. and we've got seven. that leaves three unaccounted for. and one of them's victor ackland. sam, let's get danny butler out here. parker: sidney, we get anything else on mr. ackland? sidney: nothing. no e-mail address, no phone records, no trail. our guy's unplugged. sidney: i got you one thing, though. victor was in military training at petawawa, '86 to '90, but he never made it into the field on account of his bcd. what's that? big chicken dinner. also know

. >> annette and geoff are in bur lynn and jules is in athens, as well. he made that point about you're not saving greece, you're saving greek banks. did that message get through, or not? >> it's interesting. the eurozone has not figured as a large message here because the two main blocks both believe germany should remain a strong member of the euro community and effectively they have a similar line, really, on the relationship with the periphery economies. it has cropped up every now and again and, clearly, the competing challenges, mr. steinbrueck and angela merkel have felt inclined to address europe. but it hasn't been one of the core domestic drivers here. but let's listen in to what pierre steinbrueck of the spd had to say about germany's role in europe. >> translator: our germany will only do well if our neighbors do well. it will result in a great coresponsibility in europe to keep this conference together. you'll be deciding about that when you vote on september 22nd. >> angela merkel, when it comes to euro politics, always likes to refer to the

international investigator jules crowl says assad's money trail is a familiar path. >> well, it's a typical family business. except the family business is a country. >> reporter: for years the u.s. has targeted the assad fortune in hopes of destabilizing the regime. but the success of u.s. sanctions has been limited. since the syrian uprising began in 2011, the u.s. has seized just $80 million. >> they have enough people they can trade with, do business with, bank with that i think the amount of the effect of these sanctions would be actually quite modest. >> reporter: the sanctions did manage to head off a payment believed to be in the millions of dollars owed to syria telecom by at&t, which deposited the money into a blocked account by jpmorgan according to court papers. but for the most part syria simply side stepped the u.s. finance system, bare live missing a beat. where does the money go? russia is a prime candidate and from there to points unknown. experts say the extent of the assad regime's wealth may not be known unless the regime false. >> coming up, getting ready to board a long

sen for assistance -- facing really the special jules -- jewels that are the urban villages that we live in. san franciscans during campaigns read everything they are sent in the mail. love to meet candidates. a gauge with them in conversations. i also learned how important it is to build bridges between communities, particularly communities of diversity we have. i was just incredibly honored to have been elected in november 2008. my district really encompasses the ethnic and economic diversity that exists throughout the city. as a result, i think my district is really emblematic of the entire city. you can find every political perspective that you could possibly want in district 3. so oftentimes, the interest of my district and the city really are quite a line, so i do not have to think about this difference is probably quite as often as some of my colleagues may have to. i in particular want to thank the mayor for his decision to protect our nutrition programs. this is something that i think we all believe is incredibly important at a time when we have seen massive federal and state cu

bahrain's ruling monarchy is threatening legal action against anyone taking part in protests show jule for today on thursday an anti government demonstration was violently dispersed by police meanwhile in london an arms fair showcasing the right equipment intended for bahrain's security services so the protests from activists demanding the british government stop supporting oppressive regimes but human rights activists are meant when he says not even weapons or legal threats will stop the movement for change we have witnessed a severe a crackdown on the peaceful protests since february two thousand and eleven surprisingly those the protests have continued to protest and in fact nothing had to stop them we have seen these so all the army entering the train and participating on the crackdown. the protests from carry on they did not and with the more restrained the government the more water banned the basically issue the more people are more determined to continue i mean we have seen in last month they stopped the people from protesting anywhere in manama and yet there is ongoing a protes

jules, you got to watch that stuff. it'll screw your brain and empty your wallet. hold on. mickey miller, man of the world. shut your mouth, mate. whatever. it was a great night. best in ages, eh? bang on. let's do it again tonight, t? - no, mate. i'm working. - what is with you, mate? this new attitude. the suit. the smarter the driver, the bigger the tip. besides, i like the way i look. you're in a club of one, anyway, yeah? mickey, fancy it? i'm okay. i'm on a lucky streak. i'm irresistible to women at the moment. - martin? - i'll ask sonia. you've got to ask your missus? ask if she wants to come, moron. i'm not dancing with you all night. hi, mickey... hello, stacey... stacey slater. class... oh, hi... yeah... i'd like to book a flight to malaga. one way. today. what time do you call this? i'm not feeling very well. i think i'm getting the flu. then why you stuffing your face? feed a fever, starve a cold, uncle charlie says. not here you don't. eat later. work now. now, go on do your work. or i'll dock your pay. hiya. guess what? no school. whoopee. what's all that for?

and we have been able to absorb the services of jules stoddard who is with charlotte berman, was a founderof the cheshire cat. charlotte had retired some, several -- not too long ago, couple years ago, and jewel was the remaining partner. she said yes when we asked if she would like to join us. and also her staff has come over, too, and it's just been fantastic for us. so that's really good luck. and the thanks that think barbara pointed out, we call ourselves the mom and mom store. barbara says i don't think bobby be heft has his daughter coming into the store with her children, and i don't think that bobby receives phone calls about, mom, what's the recipe for -- in the middle of the day when you're in an important meeting. so the mom and mom store is, has its -- i completely agree with barbara that we, that what we have brought to it as women has been incredibly important. and what we bring to it as booksellers is that we have a well-chosen selection of books, we know our customers well, we know what we like to sell. it's fun to shop at politics & prose. barbara and i have created what

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isn't the mapping business nokia has is one of the valuable jules in the whole thing?ing system that microsoft already has i think is quite good. so, you know, they're almost having two different redundant systems. it almost seems the re-licensing was a give me. a little spin to sell us to our shareholders. we need money over here at nokia systems. you almost attach that onto the value of the deal. >> daniel, thank you for dealing us. joe, you think there is a $7 billion write down? >> years from now when we talk about it, a tribute, maybe we pull the tape. just in case. i don't know. >> is ballmer right to think it 340edz to be a devices company? >> that's what i mean, microsoft has flailed at a few other things, for nokia, i have to defend them a little bit. if phones they made were commodity phones. they were against ifine 2 and samsung. >> all they had to choose android and tad be samsung today. >> look what's happened to blackberry over that time period. it is tricky. >> you see, everyone who took on android and decided they were going to take that system won. go