my last link to julia, probably. i'd have to find it. you were close to julia?does he do it here? the kitchen. what's he use? a bicycle spoke. he says to keep it in twenty... four hours... then it happens. ♪ the crowd called out for more ♪ he's supposed to be good. (door opens) you got the $400? i... i-i have $350. okay, it's four. i couldn't get more. ♪ and we called out for another drink ♪ ♪ the waiter brought a tray i'll get you some wine. calm you down. ♪ and so it was that later ♪ as the miller told his tale ♪ he made me touch him before... ♪ that her face, at first just ghostly ♪ ♪ turned a whiter w-we should leave. ♪ shade of pale (music fades) she took me home, checked in on me the next day. which was lucky for me, because i had an infection. by the time she got me to the hospital... bad, huh? couldn't have children because of it. so... how did julia get to dr. linden? she found an ad for jane in the free weekly. she was so grateful after, she went to work for jane. i did, too. valens: and she brought gerard in? no, he was already a volunteer. that's how

a week ago julia came over. she was in major trouble. julia, i need you to calm down. look, i know i messed up. just, please, just don't be mad at me. m not mad at you, julia. okay? i just need to know a little bit more. how far along are you? well, the nurse at the clinic said, like, eight weeks. i mean, i can't raise a kid, but i can't get rid of it, either. i just don'telieve in that. well, what about adoion? that won't work. what does the father think? have you talked to him? he told me to get an abortion. julia, he can't make you do anything. look, he said he'd kill me if i didn't. who is this guy? he's a cop. i think he's married. oh, julia. he'd go nuts if he even knew i was here. ( sobs ) okay. do you know if she told paige the cop's name? i don't know, but paige is really devoted to that girl. knowing her, she didn't let it go. ( phone ringing ) excuse me. i have to get this. maybe julia's cop boyfriend is the guy that went to go visit paige at work. hmm? julia gomez? yeah? i'm special agent taylor. this is special agent spade. well, what's this all about? the

[laughter] who is it, julia? >> she's my 88-year-old tap-dancing grandmother. steve: that's my girl. that's my girl. that's her. it's been a well-kept secret, but it's out now. >> she watches every episode, and she always brags about what you're wearing and tells him he needs to dress like you. >> that's right.

steve: hey, julia, give me a reason. we talked to 100 women: even though he'd give you gifts, name a reason you wouldn't want to date santa. >> because he's old. steve: because he's old. laura, talked to 100 women: even though he'd give you gifts, give me a reason you wouldn't want to date santa. >> oh, um, ok, his hair. bad hair. >> even better! even better! >> his beard. here...right? steve: you work with kids, don't you? you work with kids, because you just firing them off. >> i do. steve: bad hair. rebecca, we got two strikes. you got to be careful. chambers family, get ready. >> mrs. claus. right? he's married! steve: he got a wife. mrs. claus, yeah. [cheering] >> come on, tom. steve: tom, we asked 100 women: even though he'd give you gifts, name a reason you wouldn't want to date santa. >> because of those reindeer. >> yes. steve: up there or not, i like the answer. because of the reindeer. audience: ohh! steve: all right, ladies, here we are again. chance number two. we talked to 100 women: even though he'd give y

>> julia: yes, and the hips are...? >> 46-1/2. >> katie: wow. >> you've slimmed down four inches... >> oh, my gosh! >> instantly! >> you go, girl. >> whoo-hoo! >> what do you think about that? >> i love it, it's fantastic! >> katie: no exercise, just the jeans! [all laugh] >> heidi: these are my new best friends. [all laugh] wow! >> julia: well, thank you so much for joining us today... >> you're welcome. >> i'm so glad you're happy with the jeans. >> cute! >> just another satisfied customer with heidi here. thank you souch. >> you're welcome, thank you. >> announcer: we've all fallen victim to it-- the dreaded muffin top, the bulges, the infamous rear end cleavage, and let's not forget that awful flat-as-a-pancake derriere-- but whatever you want to call it, these are the reasons why we fear reaching for those jeans. it's so frustrating. jeans are a staple in every woman's closet, and why not? they're the only fashion item to never go out of style, but why does it always seem that high-quality fashion looks great but n

. >>> julia roberts one on one on "extra."n her new movie. >> i know you were very nervous. >>> plus, "extra's" hot deals of the day. >> 75% off. >> that's next. >>> well, universal studios hollywood is a huge property. and we are still trying to find our way around here. maria, where are you right now? >> i'm in front of the famous psycho house. it's just one of the iconic movie locations here on the universal back lot. right now, though, we've got a look at the new movies you'll be talking about. stars from brad pitt to jewelry roberts are in toronto, and so is jerry. >> three words, fandemonium. up close and personal. hollywood bringing its "a" game, its a-list to the toronto international film festival. >> great to see you. >> you, too. >> reporter: brad pitt solo on the carpet, angie in australia with the kids directing "unbroken," her first movie since her double mastectomy. >> how is she feeling? >> great. >> reporter: and humbled by the news she's about to receive a humanitarian oscar. >> she gets up every day to the b

. >>> julia es imoportutante, luego. cree que limpiar nos puede tomar mucho tiempo.habitaciÓn, quiÉn dijo, y me imagino que te pasa. no, esta noche voy a dormir igual, para quÉ vamos a recoger la cama. >>> no. >>> bueno, (risas) >>> le vi la cara, entonces la sala, cuando va a recibir la visita del fin de semana. vamos a arreglar en un dos por tres. >>> estÁ muy tirado julia, cÓmo invest voy a hacer. >>> coges la canasta, el desorden, la ropa, zapatos, y juguetes de los niÑos, todo eso, y ya solamente es mÁs organizadita, las revistas las colocas bien bonitas en un lado, por Último, el secretito, para que digan, quÉ rico huele la casa, flores y velas, y su casa en un dos por tres. mira quÉ belleza, estÁ diferente. prende las velitas, y las pone, y la gente ya llega". dice ay alan, mijito. usted cÓmo me lo enseÑaron de bien a limpiar. >>> el Último toque que hacemos los solteros. esconder, esconder la evidencia. >>> seÑora, lo que su marido le hace, esconde bajo la alfombra. >>> no. >>> oye julia, quÉ importante contar con flores y velas, limpiamos, recogimos, dan el

dolly is here and julia garcia. they will be saying something later nont presentation as well. that is to give the board a sense of the number of people who were involved with the presentation. i'm sorry, i'm getting distracted. the number of different teams members involved. as you can see it's a very broad team. we also -- i want to share what our objectives for tonight are because there is a lot of information we are going to share with the board and we want to make it as meaningful and engaging as possible and we want to acknowledge this is the first of many conversations. our primary objective tonight is to share our vision and we can launch the work to start securing resources and begin to implement the recommendations. that's our goals for tonight. they are our objectives. >> i just wanted to ask you, that fabulous list of people, you will send us at the mail. i just wasn't able to get those names. >> absolutely, commissioner. i wanted to give the presentation outline. to help give you a sense of what we are going to cover tonight, there are a couple different artifacts.

julia boorstin joins us now with more. julia, it is hard to say this is a surprise people have been anticipating this for a long time, but now we at least know they are going forward with it. >> absolutely. we knew this was coming. we expected this before the end of the year. now we know the process is in motion. i think it's fascinating that twitter announced this news in a tweet. that tweet saying we confidentially submitted a filing to the scc for an ipo and adds the tweet does not constitute an offer for any securities for sale. the key thing is this is a confidential filing. twitter is making use of the job act provision that allows companies with less than $1 billion to file confidentially at first. we don't get to read the filing and see what the revenue is. they go back and forth, get comments from the scc feedback like what risk factors in a question quiet period. we will get to see it no later than 21 days before the road show begins. tyler, twitter did not need to disclose they were taking the next step and we h

let's go back to julia goodrich. >> reporter: allen, thanks. the roads are busy with the people headed back from their labor day get away. >> julia, hey. good evening, everybody. with traffic slow on labor day, especially from i-80, all those folks wrapping up their holiday weekend. very slow traffic through davis into fairfield. also very slow traffic for southbound 505. highway37, it is also crowded as people avoid the bay bridge. eastbound will be jammed up from lakeville highway. heading for the golden gate which has been hit pretty hard with delays for most of the day, getting to the golden gate in san francisco, northbound southbound not too bad. just north you will see a patch of slow traffic leaving the area. the san mateo bridge westbound traffic looking good. once on the bridge it is no problem. it is getting to the bridge, extremely crowded. that will be backed up because of earlier problems. southbound 880 is very crowded at this hour. through oakland, approaching heyward, all heading towards the san mateo bridge. julia. >> thank yo

she is going to introduce along with student nutrition staff, dolly and julia, the three experienced design concepts. >> good evening, everyone. i'm lindsey, a designer at ido and so fortunate to be a part of this process and life transforming experience for me. thank you for giving me this opportunity. i have dolly and julia that are going to experience the ideas that we've had over the course of 6 months. >> good evening, i'm julia garcia i -- that had opportunity to work on the prototype and i saw how the kids like to play and being able to serve themselves and not waiting in line. and i believe that this idea will make lunchtime a better experience for the students. >> hi. good evening. i'm the school cafeteria manager. i work in the school district cafeteria for 22 years. thank you. >> thank you. so what you see on the slide today here in front of you is sort of the vision for a student centered financially sustain able system where kids eat good food. it is a balance of student needs on one hand and the financial stability and the designs we are recommending all aimed to delive

. >> julia tyler -- julia gardner was 30 years younger than him. it took a disaster at sea for her to say yes to his advances. >> when they got to for belvedere, they had put a barge in the bay. everybody was very pleased. the ship turned around and went back to washington. a hard core few wanted to fire the gun again. they sent a request down to the captain. it was turned down. but at that point, somebody looked over and as they are passing, the request was changed to stop the ship and honor -- and fire the gun in honor of the first passenger appeared when-- in honor of our first president. they could not do that, the governor fired a cannon. the right breach blew out and killed seven people, among them senator gardner. also the secretary of state, and the secretary of the navy. everybody downstairs thought the ship had exploded. all of those handsome young officers that were surrounding my grandmother who was 23 years old at the time, but very beautiful, my grandfather had been trying to talk to her because of -- but could not because of all the

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> i understand the mayor is on a tight schedule. i would like mr. mayor to come up, please and say a few words. thank you. >> thank you. officer monroe. good evening, everyone. this is a really happy occasion, and i did when chief suhr notified me that this would be happ happening. i wanted to be sure i put in time to come before you for a brief moment and share my appreciation for the police force. to the commissioners and president mazzucco and the commission, and to the staff and awardees tonight. i know there is 41 of you out there with family and friends. but i want to say to the 2,000 sworn men and women in the san francisco police force. i am very proud of you, and as hard as i work, i know there are people that work harder than i, and i don't put my life on the line every day when i go out there. but for a world-cl

the numbers we are seeing so far look as bad as julia gillard faced a few months ago. kevin rudd seems to have done absolutely nothing. in australia, i should say votes are counted where they are cast. you don't have to wait for a central collation, which is why we get results quickly. those results that are in - they suggest a huge, huge victory for the right of centre coalition. >> andrew thomas live in sydney. the man who called the election on al jazeera. we'll check in with peter in brisbane. are they pretty much conceding there, peter? >> well, as you can imagine there's a pretty sad feeling of the loss here. i've been speaking to a few alp die hard supporters, who have refused to accept that a lose as big as this, that they are suggesting, suggesting that the swing will come back in their favour as the evening goes on. i think everyone understands that the election is over, the liberal party won, and i think a lot of blood will be spilt over the floor. >> it's not uncommon to see defeated candidates or leaders leave the position of leadership at the end, when th

hats off to julia. >> good for julia. >> back across the street to kath. >> they got rid of the book,ral video has been viewed most times on line, "love the way you lie," "gangnam style" "call me maybe" or "charlie bit my finger again" ♪ call me maybe ♪ ♪ no that's so wrong good for you ♪ >> gangnam style by psy. >> we were all doing it, weren't we? >> yes, we were. >> 1.7 billion times by people all over the world. in 2013, certainly was his year. he is in the 2014 edition in the book. >> unbelievable. back over to kath. >> this beautiful family, this is anderson and he's 5 months old and he is a smusher. i'll ask your daddy. nina geria of ukraine holds the record for the highest beer keg toss. and i thought hoda did. how high did she throw it? 10 feet, 11 feet and four inches, 13 feet. >> i'm going to go with b. [ buzzer ] >> oh, look, it's my lullabye album for anderson. >> the correct answer is she threw that keg 12 feet, 10 inches. >> quite something. nina geria, from the ukraine, world's strongest woman, 21. she's carried a car in wheel barrow style. over 295 feet. >> carried a

julia boorstin will have the story. >>> and at the top of the hour, robert benmosche will join me as co-host. stay with us. we're back on "closing bell" next. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting.

i mean, he killed my friend julia for no reason, except to get back at me. did he tell you where dornvald came from? where he lived? why are you asking this? did the word valhalla ever come up? no. what is this about?

. >> julia louis-dreyfus. >> julia won for best comedy actress after 14 nominations, beating the record lucille ball. >> my family is here tonight. oh really? yeah, i brought my boys, my husband of course, both boys came. i'm excited to have them here. >> julia earned laughs for her speech thanks to backup from tony hale who played her ever present assistant. >> i'd like to thank our -- my family. >> she's normal, family is her first priority, it's not just business. she's a team player,

hats off to julia. >> good for julia. >> back across the street to kath. >> they got rid of the book, which is good. which viral video has been viewed most times on line, "love the way you lie," "gangnam style" "call me maybe" or "charlie bit my finger again" ♪ call me maybe ♪ ♪ no that's so wrong good for you ♪ >> gangnam style by psy. >> we were all doing it, weren't we? >> yes, we were. >> 1.7 billion times by people all over the world. in 2013, certainly was his year. he is in the 2014 edition in the book. >> unbelievable. back over to kath. >> this beautiful family, this is anderson and he's 5 months old and he is a smusher. i'll ask your daddy. nina geria of ukraine holds the record for the highest beer keg toss. and i thought hoda did. how high did she throw it? 10 feet, 11 feet and four inches, 13 feet. >> i'm going to go with b. [ buzzer ] >> oh, look, it's my lullabye album for anderson. >> the correct answer is she threw that keg 12 feet, 10 inches. >> quite something. nina geria, from the ukraine, world's strongest woman, 21. she's carried a car in wheel barrow style. over

all right, julia boorstin. give us your take on this one. >> well, brian, netflix shares are pulling back from their all-time high, but it's not for investors' lack of enthusiasm about their strategy. and also just saying the stock has had its run. today morgan stanley's scott devit downgraded it to equal weight saying the gap between price and value has closed. and white netflix launched for a potential audience of over 6 million customers in the netherlands this week, devit warns that its, quote, path to international success is still last clear. now, shares of netflix are up about 430% over the past 12 months. thanks to hit originals like "house of cards" boosting subscriber numbers. netflix has launched another exclusive today, ricky gervais's "derek," but it's unlikely to have the same impact as prior originals. it already ran on the uk's bbc and it hasn't drawn rave reviews like "house of cards" or "orange is the new black." for the stock to continue to move higher from here, investors are really looking

let me repeat my hangz or thanks for julia and kevin. this is the first company i visit in this city and carl thank you. and the carl bishop group is very important working with our chamber of commerce and the other nonprofit. a simple answer is jobs. the reason i'm working on immigration reform. i used to be a civil rights attorney and helped folks to 0 reunite with their families. but at the time the direction connect to the history of the city being a city of immigrants 35 percent of all the small businesses in san francisco was owned by an immigrant. our whole history this city's been built on good immigrants who found ideas and employed others. and today that story has not changed. i think that the businesses in succeed if we have good sound business policies but we make sure there's comprehensive immigration reform. because we've he learned over the years is that there are millions of people in the state of california and undocumented folks in san francisco that are not part of our official economy that are hiding. because of fear

. >> up next, julia louis-dreyfus opens up about one of her latest costars james gandolfini. ♪ ♪ turnbit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ with our new, improved peanut butter chewy bars. >> welcome back in a new romantic comedy opening today, julia louis-dreyfus with the late james gandolfini, fox 5 talked to julia louis-dreyfusisd about her own flaws. own flaws. >> you guys are having that insanely natural discussion.atuu and james gandolfini said we should all wear a sign around our neck and say what's wrong w with us.with >> hype threatcally, if you andu i were on a date right now, it w would say i'm a skinny fat guy y eat too much taco bell. >> immaterial list particular, i have high anxiety, and i -- whaw would be the third thing? i'm a horrible person! [laughter][lau in the movie, you guys areuy comparing hands. hands i couldn't help think of the man hand episode.handpi when you do a scene like that and

jeffrey and julia are 20 minutes away. >> yes!et's get you dressed. >> come on, come on, baby. >> happy thoughts, happy thoughts, happy thoughts, happy thoughts! >> thank goodness. >> you got that right. huh. because if i have to tell curtis he has wasted his money, the wedding would have been a funeral. >> yo, yo, d., what the business is? >> you got it, you got it. what's up, peanut? >> you know what it is, man, i'm here just trying to scrape up some dollars. >> are they paying you guys to be ushers? >> something like that. >> how? >> like this -- where you all trying to sit? >> hey, you all two clowns know we're here for calvin. sit us on the groom side. >> no, okay? we mean $5 for general admission, all right? it's going to be $10 if you want premium seating, and it's $25 for the v.i.p. >> where's the v.i.p. section? >> there's a v.i.p. section. what kind of wedding do you think this is? you sit up there, you guaranteed to be on camera, too. >> man, we are not paying you all to seat us! move! >> okay, hold on, hold on, dude. l

and julia louis-dreyfuss has even had lunch with joe biden, right?d he's a fan of "veep." we asked if julia if real-life politicians would ever be invited on the show and she's there's zip, zero, zilch chance of any politicians on the show. they want to keep it a fantasy world. >> there was a big surprise when jeff daniels won for "the newsroom" but it's largely centered around real life situations and politics of the newsroom but also the politics of jeff daniels as this anchor, that he's a republican. that's been a big theme that's run through this year. >> yeah. this was a bit of a shocker because kevin spacey for "house of cards" was favored for this category so a lot of folks were surprised to see jeff daniels take home the statue for best actor in a drama series. but "the newsroom" is hot these days. also has these undertones of washington so d.c. is a big deal as far as emmy voting goes. >> they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but hollywood likes nothing better than a success which is why we have follow-up one and two and three

thanks, julia. phil, what have you got?very single month in the auto industry, out with calculation for august. 16.09 million vehicles. that's the pace of sales for the month of august. why is that significant? >> wow! >> it's the first time since november 2007 that the auto sales rate for a month topped 16 million. again, auto data saying the monthly sales pace for the month of august, 16.09 million vehicles. guys, back to you. >> what was the record, phil? 17 million in '05 or something like that? >> you're talking about on an annual basis? yeah, about 17.5 going back early 2000s. but there were some months in '99-2000 where you had 19 million, 20 million. i mean, real isolated months. >> yeah. >> correct. that particular month. but it's the annual that you really want to look at, and everybody is now saying, look, we're going to be at least in the upper 15 millions for the rest of this year, or for all of 2013, and over 16 million as you head into next year. >> mandy, did you ever buy the hummer you were looking at this.

julia boorstin has been speaking to them in san francisco. julia? >> well, tyler, the 3,000 entrepreneurs and investors here at tech crunch disrupt are the ultimate early adopters. exactly who apple wanted to be excited about its new products. we spoke to the ceos of a number of start-ups here and let's just say they were not impressed. >> i saw the trailer of the new iphone. it's really ugly. every iphone has been like prettier every time. this one unfortunately not. >> i feel like they've gotten stagnant because they're comfortable and i think their innovation has kind of slowed down just a tad bit and i'm guessing that in the next year so they are going to release something awesome and normal apple fashion. >> doesn't look like an apple phone. it looks cheap, plasticy i guess. i don't know about the cases. they look horrible. it's -- it doesn't -- i bet steve is probably rolling in his grave. >> the folks i spoke to are a mix of loyal apple fans and android users. the consensuses seems to be apple's low cast iphone wasn't low enough in contrast t

julia is live.ulia, we've got one obstacle cleared, but there's many, many more hurdles to take here. >> the european parliament signs off on that yesterday. this grounded to a halt in july when the european commission said, hey, we have to be the pan european decider of when and how a bank is wound down when it gets into trouble. the germans, one of the biggest opposers of that, said that's going to require change. that was the message this morning, too. i did speak to the european president, president of the euro group this morning. and they're pretty unconcerned about the legal requirements. listen in. >> we've had legal advice from the council people looking at the issue, is there a legal basis? and i think the answer can be positive, so i think we can try and focus the debates on the governance of the resolution authority, the governance of the fund, and hopefully we'll make some progress there. starting off today. >> so the president there seemingly unconcerned about getting this second pillar

julia louis-dreyfus. and ron paul here.d we look at what's trending tomorrow. >>> who said the 49ers were in trouble? we don't believe it? >> they're back. just like that. one good rushing game here. it was a short week for the 49ers. they look to snap a two-game losing streak against the rams on thursday night. trying to get back to .500. they look pretty good. 49ers down 3-0, in the second quarter. third and 19, no problem. colin kaepernick to anquan boldin. barely staying in bounds. 7-3, 49ers after that. 44 seconds left in the half. same score. fourth and inches. this is way more than inches. 34 yards for the touchdown run. 49ers win. gore, 153 yards rushing on the night. >> frank gore. he was awesome. he did a beautiful job tonight. i applaud him in his efforts. >> i thought we had a good play. we have frank gore. and nobody does it better than frank gore. >> coach, holler at you coach. >> what? >> holler at you. >> okay. >> they're having fun now. terrelle pryor back on the practice field today. just three day after s

julia boorstin, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next tonight, the mystery of some of the most majesticls in america disappearing at an alarming rate. >>> well, they came, they sang, they danced, and they lit up a giant effigy as a record-setting crowd turned out for burning man. as many as 68,000 made the trek to the blackrock desert this weekend for the annual outdoor art and music festival in nevada. the government raised the crowd limit this year after organizers agreed to new security and cleanup rules. >>> now to what just might be the picture of the day. it was definitely the catch of the day yesterday in mississippi. the largest alligator ever caught during that state's hunting season, a whopping 13 feet long and weighing in at 727 pounds. that beats the old record by more than 25 pounds. >>> and now to a growing mystery that has scientists baffled and on the hunt for answers in minnesota. that state's once large and thriving moose population has been experiencing a rapid decline, disappearing at such an alarming rate, it has some there worried they'll soon be endangered. we get

and let's send this out to julia in athens on this. there has been this story floating around that the foreign minister or deputy prime minister was encouraging key ecb member asmussen to be a little more lenient or understanding, shall we say, on some of the deficit numbers that were obviously going to be reflected in official reporting. i mean, i think this one has been denied, but, julia, it's interesting that this is floating around here in germany, running up to this election, even as greece is struggling with its current round of problems. >> absolutely, geoff. as much as it's being talked about in germany, it's being spoken about here. they said it's absolutely untrue. the discussion happened back in august and he's asking if the numbers could be slightly adjusted to make that funding gap disappear. that's going to be part of the discussion for the troika. the other thing, of course, that's being discussed here is golden on the rise of the extreme right party here. quite frankly, yes, there are far bigger economic and political

julia boar ston has that story. >> reporter: the head of the nfl season starting this weekend, the fall tv season two weeks after that. cbs had the upper hand all along as the risk of losing premium content would send time warner cable subscribers running to alternative. >> it doesn't take much to push a consumer to say i don't want to miss the football game, and frankly, i would be just as happy or happier with verizon fios anyway. >> reporter: the companies didn't reveal terms of the deal but appear as clear win for cbs. timewarner cable agreeing to a rate increase and didn't get all the online access it wanted. so why is content king? because sunday night football and cbs' television shows are irreplaceable whereas with distribution, consumers have so many options for live and on demand programming. it's not just cbs. original content is valuable across the board. sure to give disney negotiations with dish before their contract expires at month end. paid tv including direct tv. telecom offerings like verizon fios and intel is working on a streaming offering. for those willing to cut

for "nightly business report" i'm julia boorstin in san francisco. >>> we turn now to the market focus segment, and we begin with a company that shookup the video industry netflix. it's launching in the netherlands. it operates in 4 1 countries and has more than 37 million customers around the world. after a big run, one wall street firm decided it was time to downgrade to neutral and that pressure shares dropping to $308.30. netflix still the best performing stock this year up 230%. >>> general motors will soon move a big shareholder, the u.s. government. the treasury department said in the august report to congress it sold over $800 million worth of gm common stock last month but did not disclose the price per share. that will be revailed later. taxpayers are still in the hole for more than $14 billion. today gm shares fell almost % to $36.35. >>> restoration hardware got hammered today. the home goods retailer is linking the loss to stock awards given to the chairman and ceo. the company is planning to close mall stores in favor of bigger showrooms. shares fell to $67.04. >>> feelin