kara is also withis.nd carlos. >> hi how are you. >> that $85 target is in the rear view mirror with an indication, 91-92. >> yes. it just shows how much confidence people have on the evolution of the chinese consumer and the role alibaba will play over development of the internet in china. not surprising. i think people are betting on people spending more in china and people smend spending more on alibaba. >> just wrote in at this price, alibaba is going to be worth 20% of the entire s&p retailing sector market cap. are we in a dangerous territory now. >> i don't think i would classify it as dangerous territory at all. i think it just shows, again, the potential of the dominate internet and the e-commerce company in what is going to be the largest internet and e-commerce company in the world. they have between 70 and 90% share of e commerce so many opportunities in cloud in payments in media. this company is, you know, the key player in what is still a very early internet market. and what this valuation

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i've been obsessed with you sin kara's flowers. do you remember kara's flowers? >> i do.o. >> jon: no, look at the picture. that's you. >> wow that. is me. >> that's you from kara's flowers back in the day. was that the band from high school? >> we've been playing since high school. look at my ill-fitted tie. >> jon: i believe, if i'm not incorrect, that was the style back in the day. >> it was very '90s of me. >> what happened is a guy who works here, he went to high school with your little brother, and so he actually just had that picture in his cubicle. >> that's totally cool. >> jon: that's totally not weird. >> that's not totally creepy. >> jon: are you enjoying being part of "the voice." what's being part of "the voice." you're a rock star. you're out there every night, people are cheering. television is a grind. nobody likes you. the people comment on the youtube. [whistling] exactly. what made you want to do that? >> honestly, it turned into this thing and it started off as just a risky, weird idea that mark burnett, i don't know if you ever met him, mark burnett

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kara: nope. paul: so... we're cool? kara: yep. paul: cool... come on-- i know that look.hat look? paul: that look, that says i better get you some flowers or something. kara: well, at least you're learning. paul: finally, i am finally learning, yes. kara: yeah. who would have thought masterthree cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets. it's a masterpiece. thanks. clearly you are type e. you made it phil. welcome home. now what's our strategy with the fondue? diversifying your portfolio? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? at devry university, a business career was my goal. my professors guidance, helped me find career success... at microsoft get started now, with our $20,000 merit based career catalyst scholarship. classes start october 27. visit devry.edu ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. before i continue the show, i'd like to say a few words about george washington. while on his death bed,

kara: nope. paul: so... we're cool? kara: yep. paul: cool... come on-- i know that look. that look, that says i better get you some flowers or something. kara: well, at least you're learning. paul: finally, i am finally learning, yes. kara: yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night," everybody. our next guest is an actress, singer and comedienne you know from shows like "saturday night live" and "suburgatory" and from movies like "mean girls." her debut album "i'm hip" comes out on tuesday, september 30th. please welcome ana gasteyer! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> so nice to be here. >> seth: you have history in studio 8g. >> i do have history in 8g, i auditioned for "saturday night live" in this room. >> seth: this is not usually the room people audition in but you were in ageir. >> no, i crapped my drawers right over here. [ laughter ] >> seth: that was where they did it? >> yeah. >> seth: we have a tiny plaque. it's a very little plaque. >> for commemorating th

kara's instinct or concerns. as they are may or may not be telegraphed. >> but they have time still. >> it's clearly an issue. i think and it's one they better solve for hur. >> kara don't go anywhere. the dow. close to the highs of the day. >> let's stay on the theme. we're watching t-mobile. the company's ceo is telling investors at a new york city conference that the company added 552,000 post take customers in august. more than any other month in its history. it also added 208,000 prepaid customers in that month as well. due in part to a promotion that allows customers to add four lines to their plan a month for $100 total. it also got an p grade over argas along with the $40 price tag. >> with some data this morning we saw a slight up tic. consumer sentiment at the highest in 14 months but you are see yields on the ten year and elsewhere jumping. and stocks are down. into the red. though off the lows of the session, the dough down 20, the es s&p is down 5. and take a look at the goldman sachs rallying this m

i'm kara suboy for lunch box you. i'm kara suboy for lunch box authority recovered a body of a man from the delaware river. 4:15 friday the the man jumped in the near 1600 block of south columbus boulevard. police say the 48 year-old was on a pier fishing with his son when he decided to swim to the other side of the pier. there is no word on the identity of the victim. >>> car slams in the fence and in the building, in camden, the driver was impaled by a pole. it happened at seventh and spruce. eyewitnesses say the car hit two pedestrians, but they were not seriously injured. right new there is in word on the driver's condition, the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> atlantic city's troubles could have an adverse impact on the nearby housing market. as "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan tell us, atlantic county is tops for foreclosures in new jersey and some peer it could get worse with so many losing their jobs. >>> each number here representatives a family. >>> dramatic increase in foreclo

. >> what does it mean to have kara for your brand? >> well, i think it's good that kara is here. obviously, there was a lot of discussion. i wanted kara and i think it is important she wanted to be with us. it has to be both sides, you know what i mean? yes, hopefully the people i have worked with, it's about building a friendship, not just about work. therefore, i want to be able to help kara and do what i think is right for her. and -- >> the support is lovely. i think it is so important to have that kind of relationship. >> and kara is coming to new york. >> so, obviously plenty to buy for your wardrobe at fashion week, but should you be eyeing the luxury designers for your portfolio? carolyn and seema have been shopping around. >> here are the european names in terms of year to date performance. burberry has been a headache for investors because shares here today are up 1% and has been underperforming the rest of the sector. why? because of the strength of the currency here in the u.k. well, that in effect should be waning in the run-up to the scottish elections, but we have

. >> the victims were katie eastburn, age 32, kara, age 5, and erin, age 3. >> for so long after that homicide i could close my eyes at night and i could see those children. >> katie eastburn's husband gary was an air force captain. he rushed back from training in alabama. >> it's hard to explain. the world stops. >> you look in his eyes, there was a void there. tears your heart out. but you have to gather yourself because you have a job to do. we're going to find out who did this. >> there was evidence all over that house. they found a head hair in mrs. eastburn's bed, head hair on kara's chest, pubic hair at the scene of the rape, food prints, semen sample. they were certain that physical evidence would lead to whoever killed this family. >> after walking through the house, gary eastburn also provided a tantalizing -- >> they were going to move to england when captain eastburn got done training in alabama. the family decided to sell their dog. so they put an ad out in their local ft. bragg beat and katie eastburn wrote a letter saying a nice man came out tuesday night and got the do

kara tsuboi, cnet.com.-3 "eyewitness news". >>> coming up in the next half hour on "eyewitness news", a shot and robbed of tens of thousands of dollars. the man ambushed outside after northeast philadelphia market, sharing his story with "eyewitness news". >>> also, ahead, eagles games, tickets, food, prizes, parking, all taking a chunk of cash out of wallets. we're adding up the latest numbers when we come back. stay w >>> good morning, i'm todd quinones, here's carol erickson, meteorologist. >> we are going in one direction. we'll finds that approaching sunrise, then it will be climbing from here. expect to find temperatures almost 90 degrees, this afternoon if not 09 degrees, and they'll feel like they are the middle nine's today. center city looking lovely right now. we've got clear skies, "skycam 3" showing that from our cbs-3 studios, so pretty start to the day. and very active one, at the shore, look at all of the people racing around on the beach down in margate. so, they've got the trucks out, ther

i'm kara suboy with recommendations in the the tech minute. >>> and george clooney is saying good bye to his bachelor life, coming up next where the hollywood celebrity and his soon to be bride were spot add head of their italian wedding. ♪ this is a woman hesitating on a life-changing decision. at university of phoenix, we know going back to school is a big decision. that's why we offer students new to college a risk-free period, so you can commit to your education with confidence. get started at phoenix.edu >>> a 15 year-old will be charged as an adult in connection with the murder of a teenage girl outside einstein medical center. quadir gibson is facing charges in the death of a girl. gibson is star running back for father judge high school. thinks second arrest in this case. police alleged that gibson brought the suspect shooter darren person to the scene and direct him to open fire. only "eyewitness news" cameras were there when person turn himself into police on tuesday. >>> jesse leroy matthew, junior has returned to virginia from texas. he is facing charges in the disappearan

yes, it is, kara, it's me.y who looks like my kid's gym teacher, you lucked out, damn. what is wrong with looking like your kid's gym teacher that is in case the gym teacher looks like me. and pin drop write, let me guess you were one of those nerds who got up in 2:00 in the morning to order the latest iphone. you so have loser written all over you. wrong pin drop, whatever the heck name that is. i am not a nerd, and second, i did not, not get up at 2:00 in the morning to order the latest iphone. i got up at 3:00 in the morning. so there. tiny, tell me you have a twin and he's single. i have a younger brother and he is single. >>> timmy, i'm 48 years old and find you ridiculously childish. now i'm older than you, you know what? no one calls me neely, timmy. really? timmy? and you're criticizing neily? i don't think so. the keep it here. because you never wrap up the week without lou dobbs. ♪ ♪ lou: >> that good evening, everyone. i am ashley webster and for lou dobbs. the obama administration in a familiar plac

we have kara clear. she says: >>> in our google hang out is big, the director for institute of community inclusions. opportunities. >> the executive director of the work training center. that's an organization that trains and places workers with disabilities. he also has a son with autism. and jamie who works with disabilityed employees which used to be a 14c employee before transitioning. pill, explain the genesis of this law and why it's in place. >> sure. the law has been in place since 1937. when it was originally established it was to provide an opportunity for persons that couldn't produce at an average rate a job in an industry that was around issues of aassembly work. i think over time as we've seen our environment change and gone to more information, technology and communications the method for establishing wage rates have changed dramatically. one of the examples is if you had some pod asemiing a certain number of units an hour and are able to do it for half the rate that the typical worker bec

they found a head hair on kara's chest, found a pubic hair at the scene of the rain. they found finger prints all over the house. they had bloody footprints. they had a semen sample. they were certain that physical evidence would lead them to who ever killed this family. >> after walking through the house, gar eastburn also appropriate vieded a tantalizing lead. >> they were going to move off to england, when captain eastburn got done with training in alabama. the family had decided to sell their dog. so they put an ad out. in their local fort bragg bee. and katie wrote a letter saying a nice man came out tuesday night about the dog. we had no idea who've it was. but any body in and out of the house we wanted to talk to. >> outside the crime scene, some one approached investigators with critical information from the night of the murders. >> there was a young black male had come. coming from his girl friend any house. thursday night about 2:00 in the morning. he saw a big white dude walking down the driveway. he had blond hair, about 6'2", 6'3, a members only black jac

. >> reporter: kara tells me her husband would have been humled by the crowd. >> wow just see, and be shocked at the turnout, and i think he would be honor. >> reporter: kara will often sit here at the bench bearing her husband's name set apart under a cherry tree. >> two reasons to honor michael as an unassuming person to be off to the side and then to reflect on a life that we had. >> reporter: hundred yards from the tree, tara and many others place red and white flowers on the plaques, one last way to show, they will never forget the loved ones lost, and, how they lived. there will be one more ceremony later on today here at garden of reflection at 7:00 p.m. it will be a remembrance in light. everyone is welcomed to a ten. in lower makefield township erika von tiehl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock they are college students now but when 9/11 attacks happened they were just little kids. our pat ciarrocchi was on the campus of lasalle university where students paused to reflect on the lessons learned, from that faithful day. >>>

i'm kara suboy for c net.com for cw philly. >>> alarming new information in today's healthwatch aboutnagers and marijuana use. australia researchers found teens who smoked marijuana every day are more than 60 percent less likely to finish high school. they are seven times more likely to attempt suicide and eight times more likely to use other illegal drugs. the study follows 3700 teenagers until they were 30 years old. >>> also on the healthwatch, researchers in france and canada warn that long term use of pills for anxiety and sleep problems could be linked to alzheimer's disease. there is a study that examine 9,000 patients and found that those that took pills three months or more had greater risk of alzheimer's. they found risk increased with longer drug use and more powerful pills. >>> take a look at this, no, it is not old faithful a water main broke in the neighborhood outside pittsburgh blasting water 50 feet in the air. i 07 on year-old main ruptured in scott township yesterday morning. that break damaged sidewalk and flooded a home nearby. crews got the water turned off and i

. >> already in need of inspiration, kara tsuboi reports on some meal planning apps and websites thatmake that old pb and j feel so old-fashioned. >> take inspiration from pin interest. finds some pretty incredible results. click through to see the ones that seem delicious, or do-able, and find all sorts every great ideas, instructions, one thing you will notice about all of the clever lunches, served in neat little reuseable containers to buy sit of your own check out laptop lunches. com. sells plastic kits for kids in the style of japanese boxes, even better, the menu library search for inspiration by what's in season. laptop lunches also has free iphone app to give you free ideas on the g let picky eaters tell you what they want through the lala lunch box app. through the app kids design their virtual lunch box, drag the foods from fully customizeable, then pop late shopping list for mom and dad. san francisco, kara tsuboi, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i well, i'll be. >>> i i like pizza, chips, cookies, for lunch, please. >> no kid will say broccoli and fish police. >> w

. >> reporter: nicole johnson and kara finkly are two actresses trying to make tonight hollywood.ey used to post their videos on facebook and twitter but now they use a free social media site that pays people for their posts. users can attach video, pictures and text to their pages and earn a penny for every like, view or comment. nicole and kerry's ten posts earned them hundred dollars. >> we put time and effort into these videos so it is nice to get compensation for the work that we do. >> reporter: the create others of the bubbleou after they watch facebook make billion where users supply content without getting paid. >> we wanted to kind of put a stop to that rather than just have a network that is filled up on basically, the ideas of or people. >> reporter: they make money off of advertising, but nicole and kara say it is not just about the money. >> it is a matter of respect too. when we feel respected, then we also respect the work. >> action. >> reporter: until they catch that big break they are happy just collecting a penny for their thoughts. the company's main competito

kara: yep. paul: cool... come on-- i know that look. kara: what look?er get you some flowers. as a teacher i'm always or planning for the month. so, like the 5th of each month, ya know, i know like clockwork which day i get paid. every dollar we have right now, we need. with american express serve you have a full service prepaid account that helps you handle your money simply and affordably. all for just $1 a month. backed by the 24/7 service of american express. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. get started with an american express serve account today. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, welcome back, we're here with andy samberg! [ cheers and applause ] now andy, it's all over your wikipedia page. it's all on your facebook profile. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: are you on facebook? >> do we have time for a funny story? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm actually on facebook. but i only have one friend. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, what? >> i have one friend. it's a private account, i have one friend on facebook. >> jimmy: who's your friend? >

ability to create photo albumns so you can share outside of your private network n san francisco, karaewitness news". >>> all right, we will be right back. >> good morning, see you in a bit. >> this year wouldn't you like to make it through the cold and flu season without getting sick? starting monday, october 6, america's top health experts reveal the best ways to get your immune system in tip-top shape. how much sleep is enough? can your diet make you a target for disease? how do you decrease stress? which supplements are best? and which exercise gives the most benefit? >> call this molecular chemistry. one vendor blasting negative 320 degrees nitrogen. 320 degrees nitrogen. at the heavy cream for milliseconds. and are getting some of the most creamy, most ice cream around. other than making the ice cream even creamier, we're told the nitrogen has no ill effect. nitrogen. >> creamier ice cream? >> nitrogen. >> i can dig it. >> do they make a flavor called millie vanilla? >> oh, bing. i literally just came one that. >> shear's here all week. >> weather headlines, you won't see as much

c net.com kara suboy shows us how it works. >> eric has been living with als for nearly a decade.realize on a ventilator, has 24 hour nursing care and can only communicate by typing message west his eyes. >> i can talk with visitors but i can also schedule their visits. i can manage my own finances and health care. >> reporter: while his body has failed him his brain has the not. technology companies are working to take advantage of that brain power to help als patients regain control over their lives. >> basically we are able to take a brain waves and able to use a headset. >> reporter: these headsets, have multiple sensors to detect brain waves. you visualize scenes to correspond with commands like left, right, up and down. you recall the same scene to trigger the same movement. >> for example, i thought of a hot air balloon and think of it going up but field went in my face. >> reporter: they have developed software to link headset with philip's smart appliances. your brain waves navigate it through an app that controls at plainses. >> i have potential to turn the phillips ligh

. >> jon: she has a second degree black belt in ca in kara? >> yes. something now in my life. the book is -- the reason i took the time to write ant my personal stories and talk about my role models is i wanted women to be able to see themselves in these stories and my goal is to inspire even one woman to fight for the issues she cares about, whatever it is, and to show her that, you know, i struggled in the same way, i suffered some of the same challenges throughout my life and even despite that and whatever they're going through, they, too, can make a difference. >> jon: why do you think women still need that encouragement? there is not the idea that a man would write a book and say, i just want men to get involved because they matter, too. you know, men would never -- you know, because there is that sense, men have already controlled everything for so long that they never need that extra push and you would think, at this point, with all that women have accomplished, that that would be clear, and yet it still can never be said enough. you can be hea

kara swisher you tweeted you're getting hungry so we're going to let you go. but before you go, how is recode's coverage. what are you going to focus on. >> again focuses on forward. what they are going to buy. the transparence in china whether they can resist government intervention and the silicon valley situation. we've got google, ada amazon, a kinds of companies. and marissa meyer has some money. but there should be some m and a this fall and that's something i'm really focused on. >> kara swisher, thank you so much. john has joined us now onset. co-founder of option monster. you said you were looking for an allocation. >> we got some. >> you did. >> we got some on the wealth management side. it was about a quarter of what we expected and just real quick if i can do the math, morgan substanti stanley got about 2 million allocations. they have over 2 pntd 2 million accounts that's less than one share per account. obviously not everybody is weighted equally. we understand there. but there was just not enough of this. basically buying at the market orders. y

program that allowed him to avoid prosecution and now, new jersey assembly woman jab bree asthmas kara with other local leaders are calling for a review of that pretrial intervention program. >> because of the pretrial intervention program he was able to just getaway with it. >> reporter: form's latin i can county cisnerostent prosecutor don said a prosecutor is required to consider mitigating circumstances including clean background, gainful employment and more. >> county prosecutor has to give certain weight and consideration to the feelings of the victim. >> reporter: victim is ray rice's now wife janay palmer. rice is part of the program and had to undergo anger management classes and pay a small fine. as long as he finishes, all charges will be dropped but he is paying a price. not only has he lost his ravens contract but losing endorsement deals as well. nike and ea sports just latest business toss cut ties with the former ravens star. we are live from the sat center, jane carabao cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cbs this morning is only place you can watch nora o'donnell's entire ex

. >>> as kara mentioned cal fair will remain vigilant. tracking the conditions that the firefighters are facing. >> we're talking about how dry it is, and this is the height of fire season heading into september and october. look at the wildfires across the state. out toward lake fire is pretty much contained. this big one the happy camp complex, 88,000-acres are producing smoke. the smoke could impact the air quality sunday and monday. as fares the latest on the bridge fire, the conditions right now are in the 60s, here's the forecast for tomorrow for the fire crews, temperature heating up. back up in the 90s, 94 for maximum temperature. winds 10 miles an hour, but very dry, humidity around 12% as we head toward the three, 4:00 hour. i'm tracking a warming trend increasing the fire danger. more on that at 10:35. >>> new indications of the fraequipment of the cease -- fragility of the cease-fire in the ukraine. this fire started after the government forces came under fire. the artillery blast ignited the fire. the presidents of russia and

unknown to talk about their experience i want to bring in target self along with his mother son and kara florida chief executive director hussen shibley thank you all for joining me today thank you it's a pleasure for having so talk i want to start with you israel has maintained that the reason you were arrested was because you were participating in protests allegedly throwing molotov cocktails what were you actually doing at the time that you were arrested. well i was actually on the side of the street watching the protest and i heard soldiers come from behind me and a bunch of people were screaming sawed panicked and then i began to run up the alley i was in an hour and i began to only so annoyed to go and i was panic. and there was a fence next to me in my jump that fence to get like out of the way and i realized that they were coming after me and then i fell all over the fence and i ran a little bit farther and that's when they slammed into the fore and began to beat me and i'm absolutely nothing could justify that kind of treatment is very telling and as you was trying to justify br

kara katzen is the third straight winner from new york during the talent portion, the new miss america took a page from the movie script of 2012's "pitch perfect." ♪ i might be crazy but i'm not sane ♪ ♪ sunshine she's here ♪ you can take a break >> she says she chose that talent to show little girls they can do whatever they want and still succeed. that's a good reason, but social media wasn't too impressed. linda cohen tweeted this picture, quote, miss america's inspiration but anna kendrick did it with a yellow cup and a cappella. excuse me, miss new york, the cup song is so two years ago. she did a good job. >> don't be such a hater. >> don't hate. she did it live. i thought she did well. >> congratulations. >> congratulations to miss new york. there's this video going viral, a former new york knick turned l.a. laker jeremy lin. he had fun scaring people at madame tussaud's san francisco. ♪ that's too good. i love when they do that. >> that would get me. >> we've got to get you in that madame tussaud's. we can get you with a nice pink tie. >> that will work. i think blue. something

nothing snieshgs jooirgs all these have tales of vimization and refused to speak on kara. i can't do that, said one man. i have a family to take care of. >> got upset at just the sight of my camera sfliechlt two people recovering after an overturn on the freeway. eastbound 580. a truck towing a tractor trailer. overturned on the roadway. two taken to the hospital. all lanes of eastbound 580 were closed for a half hour. . >>> another -- first two floors at the bomb squad investigating. not an explosive device. pop. >>> popular trails reopened after the mountain lion attack. a few dozen, chemokooeping an eye out on the signs that it's a mountain lion habitat. attacked a 6-year-old hiking with his family. and the team found the lion and killed mitt. not going to stop some from hitting the trails. >> looking at -- at a premium this time of year. >> how preparedr you i can -- p? >> i can out run him. >>> a fire before two. cost of that spill is under investigation tonight. a woman was injured after jumping to escape a fire. the blaze was reported just after nine this morning. h

kara: nope. paul: so... we're cool? kara: yep. paul: cool... come on-- i know that look. kara: what look? paul: that look, that says i better get you some flowers or something. kara: well, at least you're learning. paul: finally, i am finally learning, yes. kara: yeah. >>> good morning, i'm motierologist bill henley a chilly start this morning but see sunshine on the first day of autumn and high temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s and much less wind than yesterday. not as cold as yesterday morning as clouds move in for your wednesday and good chance of rain thursday to keep things chilly. 68 degrees thursday afternoon and then warm up for friday. 78 degrees and the first fall weekend will feel summer-like with high temperatures in the low 80s and low humidity. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. carson is in the orange room with reaction on social media to these overnight air strikes in syria. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. big news with the u.s. air strikes in syria. some learned of the develops on twitter.