it was once the world largest mobilephone maker but no kia sold the mobile division to microsoft for 5 billion euros. half of the staff will transfer to microsoft. the pre-smartphone is but no kia --nokia selling its mobile device unit two microsoft in an all cash deal worth 5.4 billion euros. to theame late smartphone market and struggled. it is one of the biggest maker of low end phones but sales have dropped precipitously. second-quarter figures this year are down 24%, with losses of 227 million euros for the quarter. they will refocus on network infrastructure and services. >> following this transaction, nokia's financial situation expected to be stronger and earnings profile significantly improved. >> as for microsoft, the windows phone system is trailing the google android and apple's iphone. they are hoping the acquisition of the hardware divisional strength in its place in the market and let it chip away at the lead. 56,000 employees will stay with over 30,000 expected to transfer to microsoft. one of those is the ceo -- he is to head microsoft's mobile division. a return to

the fact that no kia completely committed to microsoft -- liz: is he creative?he has had a lot of different exposure. he is very well respected by steve ballmer. if there were a coronation, he would appear to be an obvious successor. it is my view that in the wake of some of the shareholder activism that we have seen, announced that they are giving an activist shareholder a fourth seat. >> he was hired at nokia to turn the company around. has he done that? liz: it is good to have both of you. would you buy the stock here? >> i would buy the stock. i think the weakness is pricing and more integration risks. they paid less than 10% of their cash. they did not have a lot to lose. liz: great to see you both. thank you. closing bell ringing and 38 minutes. we have breaking news on detroit's bankruptcy and which investors will be taking the biggest hit. charlie gasparino running down here right now. ♪ (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. the

. >> the corporation between no kia and microsoft showed that both companies might fit together pretty well. investors have been delighted at the idea that microsoft will buy the mobile phone division. nevertheless, here are two companies that have problem's. no kikia has been very late and microsoft has had some problems. the market in general went down today after climbing out at the beginning of the week. >> in frankfurt, we can stay for a look at tuesday's numbers. down by .75%. >> if you have an electric car, it will get more difficult for you to charge it in germany. they are pulling out of the business. >> last year, 4321 or registered in this country and many of those are not even pure electric. in the u.s., 51,000 new ecars were registered and in japan it was less than half of that. >> the government hopes electric cars will put germany on the road to a green future. sales have moved at a snail's pace. that led the technology giant to pull the plug. the german market has not kept up with other nations such as the united states. roads last year. still, it is still 0.2% of regis

the pond, which is why maybe these two guys decided it was a good idea to try to jump the wall at the kia oval. the dude filming this loves thi this. >> that's enormous. how did he get up there? is he spider-man? >> he's definitely not. watch this. çç rñ once his hand listen to the crash. >> oh. that sounded bad. >> his friend is kind of a bit of an acrobat. >> this guy. this guy. >> he's smashing it. >> wow, he shimmies up that pole. >> once he gets to the top, someone honks at him. this guy a bit more nimble than his buddy. he gets down there with ease. now that you're in, that's not the end of it. you have to get past the security people. the people that check for tickets, where are you going sit? you happy to just be in the stadium? i don't think they thought too far past this. >> oh. >> and we don't know that the guy was actually able to get up after that. it sounded nasty. for all we know he has a broken ankle become there and he's in for a trip to the hospital. >> that emergency vehicle that went by after, that was for him. >> an ambulance! >>> it is tap time. first how to tap a be

it is hosted by a worship leader from lata kia named nor botres.ne of the season's highlights occurred when a viewer called in requesting prayer for a kidnapped family member, and nor prayed, and the family member was returned. >> george: turning to egypt where over the past two weeks, the church has suffered its worst attacks in centuries. >> wendy: islamic radicalism spurred the attacks, but the attacks were met with christian love. >> reporter: the city of minia sits at the epicenter of the persecution against the christian church. this is the church in minia, one of the dozens of churches that have been destroyed throughout egypt. this is a 100-year-old church. as you can see, it has been completely destroyed on the inside. one egyptian expert said the violence against the churches in egypt is the worst in nearly 700 years. this exclusive video aired for the first time on nationwide tv, and shows the inside of the sanctuary is completely gutted and the alter destroyed. now the church uses this makeshift alter outside, and the pastor explained t

struggling for a larger share of the smart phone market, microsoft purchases the knock kia line for about $5 billion. >> the tide of syrians threing shows no sign of slowing down. a u.n. report released just a few hours ago, says more than 2 million syrians have fled the country, most of them in the last year. lebanon and jordan have received between 515,000, and 720,000 refugees while egypt, turkey, and iraq have also seen an increase. more than half of them are children. a further 4348 people have been displaced inside the country, and all together more than 6 million syrians have been torn from their homes. the obama administration trying to convince congress to take action. the president will meet with top lawmakers from both parties today. but as al jazeera reports, the president still has a lot of convincing to do. >> senators john mccain and lindsay graham to hear an appeal directly from president obama. they say his plan doesn't do far enough, and they want him to topple the assayed government. the president says that's not his plan. what he wants to do launch cruise missles at sy

there were the teenage children and the younger children and as happens, kia you have younger siblings the younger kids were picking up things from the teenagers and repeating them in trying to be cool. some of the stuff they took was off-color. one morning the two little kids came downstairs for breakfast and the father is serving them breakfast. he says to the little boy what would you like to have for breakfast? i little boy says, oh what the hell i might as well have some cornflakes. he reaches out and slaps the kid and says i don't want to hear that again in this house. if i hear that again you will get worse than this so never say that again. he turned to the little girl and says now what would you like for breakfast? i she said you can bet your asked to won't be cornflakes. [laughter] the moral of that story is of something bad happens. [inaudible] my time is up. i thank you for yours. [applause] >> lets take any questions. >> dealing with the immigration idea and he seemed to indicate that reforming the immigration process would help of with some of the issues with muslims caus

some say know kia, some say nokia. i got on the line to nokia on my phone, my iphone, the official word is there is no no in knock-ya it is knock-ya, named after a town by the same name. now you know, although now i suppose you pronounce it microsoft. back to you. >> thanks so much. >> always educating us. >>> the end of a high school football game in alabama turned into a boxing match between rival coaches. take a look at. this the two bare-knuckle team leaders skipped the postgame speeches for a fist fight at midfield, boom, brawling in the grasses. police and other coaches struggled to intervene. >> a mean-spirited congratulations. >> the fight followed a close game between coleman and walker high schools. the game, marred by 20 penalties, was an especially bitter defeat for walker after officials mix up cost the team possession of the ball late in the game. an investigation has been launched to consider punishment against the coaches. that is not very good sportsmanship. >> he got bloodied up, too. >> his face look

going to produce rain and this is why you'll need umbrellas, tomorrow, clouds gathering forwards yu kiaby 8:00 p.m. friday, get away friday we're looking at rain showing up right over the north bay. very light. this is the first wave. 1:00 a.m. when some of you are just sleeping or finishing up the plan it will be wet then going into 10:00 a.m. saturday we'll see more wide spread showers across the bay area, light rainfall expected with this system. that second wave is continuing you'll need to carry umbrellas, kids play be -- maying play be or canceling gaichls rainfall totals into saturday night, highest in the north bay ten toj a quarter inch. and south bay from knowledging to 5/100ths. we're expecting rain. tomorrow temperatures will not be as cold as this morning. low to upper 50s you'll need to bundle up. low 80s inland. breezy near the coast. you'll notice temperatures 60s here. cloud cover increases for first in the north bay, then spreads south. so san jess yeah, you'll enjoy sun for a good part of the day. 68 san francisco. towards concord livermore upper 70s to low 80s. accu-

and rain is still north of you kia. and you can see how much rain was falling. they got about a half to three quarters of an inch earlier along the coast. it's coming to the bay area. 7:00 p.m. tonight we're looking at light returns around the north bay. you'll notice light showers drizzle in the overnight hours. then, watch what happens. 11:00 a.m. tomorrow looking at a chance of thunderstorms moving across the north bay that doesn't end there. i'll be back to let you know how long you need to hang on to umbrellas and whether the rain may affect baseball and football game autos thank you very much. see you shortly. weather once again played a major role in america's cup races. yesterday's second race was cancelled because ever high winds, today, first race scrubbed because winds were too light this time. it took 40 minutes to finish the course leaving officials to call a resale, a do over. second time pulled away to win and it means oracle stay as live with kiwis leading the cup 8-3. all they need is one more win. >> today the graduates of 167th police academy

going to produce rain and this is why you'll need umbrellas, tomorrow, clouds gathering forwards yu kiaby 8:00 p.m. friday, get away friday we're looking at rain showing up right over the north bay. very light. this is the first wave. 1:00 a.m. when some of you are just sleeping or finishing up the plan it will be wet then going into 10:00 a.m. saturday we'll see more wide spread showers across the bay area, light rainfall expected with this system. that second wave is continuing you'll need to carry umbrellas, kids play be -- maying play be or canceling gaichls rainfall totals into saturday night, highest in the north bay ten toj a quarter inch. and south bay from knowledging to 5/100ths. we're expecting rain. tomorrow temperatures will not be as cold as this morning. low to upper 50s you'll need to bundle up. low 80s inland. breezy near the coast. you'll notice temperatures 60s here. cloud cover increases for first in the north bay, then spreads south. so san jess yeah, you'll enjoy sun for a good part of the day. 68 san francisco. towards concord livermore upper 70s to low 80s. accu-

and rain is still north of you kia. and you can see how much rain was falling. they got about a half to three quarters of an inch earlier along the coast. it's coming to the bay area. 7:00 p.m. tonight we're looking at light returns around the north bay. you'll notice light showers drizzle in the overnight hours. then, watch what happens. 11:00 a.m. tomorrow looking at a chance of thunderstorms moving across the north bay that doesn't end there. i'll be back to let you know how long you need to hang on to umbrellas and whether the rain may affect baseball and football game autos thank you very much. see you shortly. weather once again played a major role in america's cup races. yesterday's second race was cancelled because ever high winds, today, first race scrubbed because winds were too light this time. it took 40 minutes to finish the course leaving officials to call a resale, a do over. second time pulled away to win and it means oracle stay as live with kiwis leading the cup 8-3. all they need is one more win. >> today the graduates of 167th police academy

he was driving a 2011 kia soul, blue in color. he was out of pocket for several days.s he was out of control and he was looking to take somebody in texas. >> making samantha conig not his last victim? >> if he took someone in texas and killed them, that would be correct. >> why are you guys reaching out to public? >> we're trying to get the public to help us identify places where israel keyes may have been. and places he may have committed crimes so queer lwe're letting know where he was so that the public can help us identify voiblgts in those areas. >> we spent the last several months going through all of the possible leads that we have and we're at a point now where we want to release all of that information to the public, in an effort to get as much out as we can so that it might jog someone's memory or we can put him in a location where a family member knows their loved one went missing so we can hopefully answer a lot of questions. >> which ones stick out most in your mind, having been the person that asked most of the questions? >> there are a couple of trips, a

-- honda usa, and bmw the same thing, whatever it might be, don't think it is a high-end cash or a kia they sell lot, everyone wants to get rid of 2013s use that incentive to your advantage, whether the money or the discounted interest rate, you will find the discounted interest rate rif to your advan. gerri: these days i feel that start of school year of start of the auto year, when is the old year over and new year beginning? the industry? >> it was a line in the sand, you would see cars stop producing in june, they retool, next year in september, but there is now like a whole shift, i see cars coming out 2 2014, tt driving in january and march, i am test driving them now hitting show floors, we get a taste of what is out there and what is coming in there are following year, you are seeing now is 2013 on lots, that is where the deals are, 2014s are coming in on tractotractor trailers they neee parking spots, don't pay retail, i don't care if it a 2014. gerri: you are talking about discounts but i want that extended warranty, some extras it buy? what do you recommend? >> be aware of t

for more on the stars, let's go to stephanie staten who joins us from the no kia theatre. who were some of the biggest winners tonight? >> well, definitely diane, three big winners of the night. they ever "breaking bad" "behind the candelabra" and "modern family." "breaking bad" did deliver. it won for best drama series. "behind the candidate lab bra" it won for best miniseries or movie. michael douglas with the best actor award. he gave a shoutout to his co-star matt damon, also up for best actor but did not win. and then "modern family" this is show won again. it is the fourth straight win for the show best comedy series. a couple of other big winners, jim parson won again for "the big bang theory." it his third emmy. jewel la louis dreyfuss won for "beep." it is her second win for that show as well. overa overall, those are the big win oefrs tonight, diane. >> how about some surprises. any big surprises? >> yeah. you know, there was a coup of upsets because brian cranston dpid not get the win for best actor in "breaking bad." a lot of people thought it was a shoo-in. in

kia is wearing this co ballot blue. >> a nice color. >> i love that color. it's amazing on her.a fun little code, more traditional with a leather look on ariel. i love the leopard. >> i do. >> yes. >> a little black dress, it gives it an edge, a really great fit. >> you like those, mel? >> i do, yes, a really good look. all of them. >> i want to take the blue one off her bark i love it. >> you ladies look great, thank you so much. >> let's go on to our next look. this is the perfect popper. this is the capezi family. >> i thought the michelin look wasn't in. >> these are more fitted. the technology is so they don't have to be so gigantic. >> look how happy they are. can you doled in these. this is great. the one we have on gina is from lamb's end, it's a fitted jacket around $99. it's easy to pack. we see on dad, from the gap it's around $70. it has the style of the shirt. it keeps you warm. great technology if it will keep you feeling like you are not looking like you are in a puffer co. i love this one. >> oh, that's great. >> it ties the whole family together. it's a fun fami

he was drive ago gray or silver kia sportage. they are armed and dangerous.sturbing story out of georgia. a 20-year-old woman died of an asthma attack her friends dumped her body and took off. they tried several times to revive her when that didn't work they left her on the side of the road. they cannot understand why they never called 911 or brought her to the hospital. she thinks drugs were involved. >> i can't image who they were thinking. as a police officer of course i am suspicious. that is not normal behavior. >> two people have been raised. >> republican senator marco rubio says it's unconscionable that is what he is calling a $800 million ad campaign to o promote obama care. it is a blatant abuse of tax payer money given uncertainty of the healthcare law. the obama administration recently delayed key parts of the law. he is urging department of health and human services to stop the campaign. no comment yet from health and human services. it is a stuff of dreams and for one florida family buried treasure has become a reality. a smith family under wate

a tiny bit, a wee bit this morning. 38 in tahoe. 48 in ewe kia. there are cool numbers.. inland temps will drop. the front's not that strong but it's on its way and will give a cool down starting today. it's going to be late tonight and tomorrow when the system comes by. the warm weather from the last couple of days is losing out. the fog is on the coast and we'll see the cooling today and more so on sunday. low clouds, sun, breezy, cooler for everybody. even well inland, more of that west wind which will usher in the cooler breeze. 80s. a few mid-80s. upper 70s and lower 80s here as temperatures start to take a tumble. 60s, 70s and i don't see much change. 60s at best. 70s on the peninsula. menlo park 77. tomorrow light rain. south of san francisco, oakland would not be that much. but there could be a little bit more so to the north and then autumn we say hello on sunday at 1:44. cool and breezy. >>> steve, thank you. time is 8:21. silicon valley mourning the death of one of its trailblazers, killed in a bike accident this week. coming up in 14 minutes, remembering one

he was driving a 2011 kia soul blue in color. he was out of pocket for several days. somebody in texas. >> making samantha koenig not his last victim. >> if in fact he took somebody in texas in that surrounding area and killed them, that would be correct. >> why are you reaching out to the public now? what are you looking for? >> we are interested in having the public help us identify places that israel keyes may have been as well as locations that i may have committed crimes in. we introduced the time line to introduce where people were and which locations he was so the public can help identify missing persons in those areas. >> why now? >> we are pretty much at the end of our investigation. he killed himself december 2nd, 2012, we spent the last several months going through all of the possible leads we have. we are at a point where we want to release all of that information to the public in an effort to get as much out as we can so that it might jog someone's memory or we can put him in a location where a family member knows that their loved one went missing so they

kia sells 2 and a half million. that is 130 times more cars. i think this is a government subsidized scam for rich people. >> it may turn out to be that he has pioneered a new fwier ward. the next car will be half the price. let's see if he can deliver. >> entrepreneurs are spending their own money. explain hierp loop. it is like a vacuum tube for humans? >> it will be driven by electric and solar. there will be tubes if you will. you will have ford inside of a capsule and it will move very quickly like a bullet train through a program that gives you accelerated speed quite frankly they deliver. the price tag is not mauler. you are talking 6 to $8 billion. >> the california san francisco los angeles train is already up to 100 billion. >> that is correct. with hyper loop he is testing the water. let's see what he does. >> people once assumed only government could or would have rockets. it was nasa that has americans to the moon. that was more than 40 years ago. remaining 40 years several years ago entrepreneurs a prize any one could launch any o

he was driving a 2011 kia, blue in color. he was out of pocket for several days.to take someone in texas. >> making samantha -- . >> if he killed them that, would be correct. >> why are you reaching out to the public now? what are you looking for? >> interested in having the public help us identify places he may have been as well as locations he may have committed crimes in. we've introduced a time line to let people know what locations he was in so the public with help us identify missing persons in those areas. >> why now, though? >> we're at the end of our investigation. he killed himself december 2, 2012 we spent several months going through possible leads we v and we're at a point we want to release that information for the public. in an effort to get as much out as we can so it might jog someone's memory or put anymore a location where a family member knows a loved one went missing so we can hopefully identify additional victims. >> a lot of unanswered questions. which ones stick out the most in your mind? the person that asked the question? >> there are a c

in your kia, 102 degrees. sander forecast. a bit of a break here.es near 100 degrees the first couple days, and then for tuesday we begin to cool it down as low clouds begin to thicken a little bit. wednesday and thursday, finally back in the mid-eighties for the inland areas. that is a letter. let's get the latest. >> you got me. since january he has flown over 130,000 miles. thank you for joining us. your latest trip has been to afghanistan. are we ready to report mission accomplished? >> no. we're getting closer. i visited with troops from the 15th congressional district. i met with generals, met with afghan army generals and afghan soldiers. i am confident that we are in a position now that come 2014 we can significantly reduce our troop number and allow the afghan forces to stand up and provide security for themselves and their own people. it's still a war zone. car bombs are going off daily while we were there. >> afghanistan, iraq, the threat of iran, they are all playing into this public reaction to the idea of going into syria. >> that's ri

they are going to have a little surf and turf aboard the kia loa which has gone 55,000 nautical milesecond trip around the world. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. steve: ok. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one today. returning for the second day from pittsburg, california, it's the coniglio family... and from hyattsville, maryland, it's the chambers family. everybody is here trying to walk out of here with a lot of cash and the possibility of driving away in a fuel-efficient ford fusion right there. let's go. give me safiya. give me salvatore.

every business has to move on life, think about replatforming the website, whether you're mather card, kiae to think about what experience you want digitally on life, how you move commerce. the entire infrastructure of enabling a marketer to have a brand online to move the presence online to interact with customers, and to actually use data in the world of big data to provide customized delivered experience, that's what adobe does. >> you shifted to the cloud, how many users you have now? >> we just finished the quarter. we said we would be able to move over a million subscribers to the cloud in the first year, which i think would be the fastest transition ever to a cloud-based model, and we're ahead of that. liz: a lot of that is free; right? what about paying customers? >> they are all paying customers, actually, liz. there's a significant portion above that who are trial customers, but it's really reimagining the creative process, all the products available on the cloud. it's always automated. it's, you know, updated whenever you need it. liz: well, your comment about companies always h

here is more from cnn's kia. >> graham's mother motionless as she left court testified that her daughteruld get home confinement, not jail. while tight-lipped the defense argues graham is not a threat and no criminal history and no prior record of any violence except for admitting she pushed cody johnson, her husband of just eight days, off this cliff face first in the glacier national park during a heated argument. the uncle says he wants her to stay behind bars. they say graham tried to cover-up the crime by creating a fake e-mail account. the victims's friends say she seemed cold and calculating in the view of her new husband's death. >> was she texting during the funeral? >> she was on her phone. whether texting or a mobile app. >> i knew right then and there something was not right. >> what were you thinking? >> my gut was she had involved with the process and there was a point in the situation where jordan probably could have done the right thing, even if it was an accident and the right thing wasn't done, so now we are just trying to pursue what the right thing is. >> so many ques

the kia sorrento, 261-day supply. next you have the mitsubishi outlander, 245-day supply, and then the acura ilx. coming down a little bi, still over a 200-day supply and finally the chevy core vest, 201-day supply. the thing to keep in mind, guys, these cars that have well over a 200-day supply, in many cases it's a model that will be phased out for a newer model like the corvette or for some reason that mod sell not selling right now. bottom line, certain hot sellers, tough to find them at dealerships exactly with the kind of detailing and equipment that you want in that particular model. >> wow. phil lebeau, is that the mercedes g or c? >>. >> thank. >> the big one. >> i want to tweet that out. >> thanks very much, phil, great stuff. >>> perfect transition to steve liesman with an alphabet soup of economic data coming out this week but you've got something more wonkier or in the weeds than the ism, something called the gdi, and g series, as you said with phil for a perfect transiti transition. >> i want to talk abo

. >> kia once a share of that market. it's concept wowed the crowds in frankfurt. developed at the design center in germany. when it goes into production it is likely to be manufactured in asia for the global market. bmw's luxury suv is now in its third generation. b&w has profited handsomely from the model, selling 1.3 million units since 1999. that is an impressive performance for a car that few people really need. >> we turn our attention to business news. check in on the markets now. conrad sent us this summary of the day's trading in frankfurt. >> the international auto fair in frankfurt started with very strong increases of the stock prices of the carmakers here at the frankfurt stock exchange. many carmakers came out with lots of positive news. bmw and audi reported strong sales during the month of august. the boss of peugeot promised better sales for 2014. he said he can imagine more cost cuts at the french carmaker. the main reason for the increase on the broad stock market in frankfurt was easing tension around syria and positive economic data from china.

and you decide, well, i really do not know if i can't afford to do that, so you go next door to kia dealer, and you decide, well, i cannot afford to buy a car this year. people making rational decisions about economics. in health care, it does not work that way. you doare really sick, not argue with the doctor about whether you need something or not. i practiced for 10 years. not one time did i have a guy get up off of the table in my examining room and say, doc, the guy down the street does it $2000 cheaper. i will see you later. it does not work that way. it is not about patients not knowing anything. the worst patients there are. nurses are the second worse. the more you know, the less rational you are. because it is not like buying a ford. the first thing is if you cannot buy a card, you ride the bus. if you make a mistake while buying something in health care, you may not come out of the office conscious or at all. so people do not think the way they do when they buy health care the same way they do when they buy a ford. for example, when i was a second-year resident, i was in charge

rob, microsoft with its partnership with no kia has been able to gain some market share. guess you can take a little bit more away from blackberry. >> there is definitely a shot. apple is weaker than they have ever been. apple is having a dispute with google right now. as you pointed out earlier, they have a smart phone to bring out. it is unlikely that will be successful. they will be under a lot of stress. this addresses it directly. they definitely needed somebody understood microsoft. they get all three of those things. i think strategically, this is a good move. i do not think that they will recover this this year, but they are buying for the future of microsoft. dagen: if they get a strong patent pool with this acquisition. >> yes. they could have the strongest patent portfolio in mobile. a lot of them are happening in the courtroom, not on the marketplace. dagen: also, what does this say about blackberry and its future? >> this puts more pressure on blackberry to find some large pool of money. now you have google, samsung, apple and microsoft all very well funded.

microsoft buying know kia for $7 billion.ng companies to looking to combine old phones with old software. a megadeal for verizon too. it we want into the wireless business over a decade ago and is buying back half of the it for over $130 billion. the stock market is back in session and in the green this morning. severe weatherers are on alert. historically, september is the worst month for stocks. >> and an ugly scene in bam bam this past weekend after a brawl broke out after a high school football game. this time it was a couple of coaches. watch as one of the coaches throws a punch. this happened in jasper, bam bam, while the players were leaving the field. they rush the in to break up the fight. the coach that threw the first pump was placed on administrative leave. >> meantime, if about you hear the -- >> [ applause ] >> if you didn't know any better, she sounded like maria carey. >> take a look at some of this video from japan. they get high winds, but it's rare they see tornados. this is a tornado in the suburbs of toky

microsoft struck a $7 billion deal to acquire noek kia's cell phone business. nokia's stock is up.ase in its home equity lending and many are using that money for recreational uses including boats, sports cars. home equity lineses are proving more popular than refinancing because borrowers can use the money when they want and are easy to get if the home's value has increased. >>> sal, it's been looking pretty good out there. we haven't -- one of the things we haven't seen this morning. we haven't seen a crash or a stalled vehicle on the bridge and -- not that i'm hoping for. when it does happen, we'll see how the chp and caltrans handles it. they are ready for it. westbound. there's a shoulder on the bridge. the toll plaza delay is only 5 to 10 minutes. it's not to the 880 overcrossing for most people now. it's pretty crowded. we've seen some improvement. getting into the valley has been slow. it's been slow in the last half- hour from 45 minutes from all of the approaches. southbound 280 in the south bay at saratoga avenue. we do have a -- we have a crash. northbound traffic may b

the strike began in the early morning hours on wednesday, kia august 21. it is beyond doubt that large amounts of artillery and rockets were launched from regime controlled territory in damascus and rains down on the opposition controlled areas of the damascus suburbs. there is satellite imagery actually showing this as well as thousands of first-hand accounts that began showing up on social media sites at around 2:30 a.m.. the barrage continued for five days. while the use of chemical weapons appears to have been deliberate leg suspended by the regime after the first few hours. since the attack physical samples from the area have them analyzed and the intelligence community assesses with high confidence that indyk quote laboratory analysis physiological samples obtained from a number of individuals revealed exposure to sarin" meant. more than 100 videos, 170, were posted on line showing the effects of the chemical weapons on hundreds of men women and most troubling sleeping children who work dead or showing signs of exposure to the nerve agent. at my requ

made-- looking at a kia, in georgia, that is a korean car. a lot of things have changed. interesting to see where it is going. you have to do a little research, but if we demand more american made goods we will see more jobs and more politicians figuring out the best way to manufacturing here. guest: let's take a new balance example from earlier. united states,e they are the same cost as a pair nike made in china. they are a lot more expensive, i can understand that, but at the same time companies are realizing that making this more important, you are going to see ofthe next five years a wave companies coming back to this , making a bigger deal that they are making things here. making sports celebrities millions of dollars to be in a photo with their product, you do not have to pay millions of dollars, you just have to produce it in this country. i really think that back to the question, there are a lot of goods that are worth more money than they make, because they require hiring pieces to assemble it. the end of the day there .re a lot of goods the confined -- you can f

i know you pointed out many times, kia birmingham conserve the world is a good example and as a startingplace for all these conversations we need to have. speedway you all please join me in thanking both of our guests tonight? [applause] here are some of what he said about the question of going to war. >> if we do nothing what is the likelihood in your gut that bashar al-assad will use chemical weapons as a routine weapon to turn the tide of this civil war? >> i think the likelihood is very high. that he would use them again. >> mr. secretary? >> i agree completely. i might even put it at 100%. and you should check the intel on it and i think he will be convinced that i would say probably 100%. >> mr. secretary, if you like it's 100% we will see these weapons now used routinely in this civil war to turn the tide if we do nothing. what is the probability that such weapons will also get into the hands of hezbollah and other elements supporting the assad regime and thus perhaps too afraid the region against friend and foe alike? >> i can give you that probability. i just don't know what it

i know you pointed out many times, kia birmingham conserve the world is a good example and as a starting place for all these conversations we need to have. speedway you all please join me in thankto professor medgar. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> it is wonderful to be here this evening. i'm going to read very briefly, three short excerpts from the autobiography of medgar evers. that captures different aspects of what the book covers. the autobiography of medgar evers was a labor of love. for both myrlie and myself because medgar evers was more than simply a pioneer of the black freedom struggle. he was indeed a central figure in american history. who has yet to be fully recognized. for the giant that he was. this evening i'd like to speak for about 20 minutes. myrlie is going to follow with her own personal reflexis and comments on her experiences in the struggle for civil rights working side-by-side with this central figure of american history, medgar wiley evers. then we can entertain questions and your comments. the true origins of medgar evers' political life ca

if you look at the airlines of communication, there's 52 airlines flying in and out of kia every day, international airlines. when i first came here, the only thing flying in and out of there was the u.s. air force. now you've got 52 international airlines flying in and out. so you've got international communications now in afghanistan that never existed before. what's the sum of all that in that, to me, matters. when you expand knowledge at the rate at which knowledge is being expanded in this country over a mere ten years, that has significant societal change written all over it where people are exposed to ideas, knowledge, science, education, so on and so forth, that were never exposed before. and what does that mean for the enemy? that's not a good picture for the enemy. i often hear time's on the side of the ger guerrilla, on the sif the taliban. that's not true. with this explosion of information, time is on the hand, on the side of the government of afghanistan, the people that are supporting a progressive afghanistan and not on the side of the taliban. the taliban is out there

got to be the number one priority and i worry and i'm new to this committee as if it least january, kia i worry that through sequestration and through the political gyrations that got us there, doesn't matter how we got here but we got here, the damage that we are doing to our services and i think you hit it on the head when he said we really don't do a good job of identifying future threats. i think the major threats the strategic threats probably so but i don't think anybody saw afghanistan or iraq coming up on the horizon and now we are bringing our force structure -- i agree with you -- dangerously low and the lack of writing this across the whole mission area should concern everyone. and i'm concerned and i'm concerned about the readiness of our troops and in particular across all the services but the army because of the large nature of it and in the marine corps the personal nature of that type of combat that you have to engage in puts people at extreme risk on a very close basis. how do we continue to keep a force that is all volunteer? how do we continue to keep them in place wh