joining us is lauren lister, host of "hot stock minute" on yahoo! finance. lauren, good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> along with the sort of relatively disappointing number for august, we had revisions downward for the two previous months. >> yes. >> is there anything encouraging in this report? >> there are a few things. wages improved a little bit. and in general, it doesn't show us falling off a cliff. it just shows us decelerating in terms of jobs being added. and the unemployment rate fell. it's just because more people fell out of the labor force. this doesn't change the trend that we are improving. and we're not in a recession. i mean, job gains aren't ending. but no, i mean, this isn't a great report. as one economist put it to me this week, we're bumping along the bottom of a very deep hole after falling off a cliff during the recession. >> you know, you look at job growth right now, it seems to be a lot in the lower-paying industries. >> yes. >> what does that say? >> we don't have a great, robust recovery. we saw a continuation of a trend tha

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developed by the wonder group, it's a source of pride for china's a listers. >> i'm happy that this city has been chosen. it is very beautiful. there'll be more people coming here to make films and attend film festivals. >> a launch event filled with the glitter and glamour of the silver screen, as china begins its own golden age of cinema. >> so apparently someone already took a bite out of this apple. how hackers got past the new iphone's latest security system. relaxing the rules when it comes to electronic devices on airplanes. the changes that may come for you when you take to the skies. >> an unlikely friendship. redefining the relationship between cat and dog. >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm morgan radford - here are the top stories we are following now. you are looking at live pictures out of nairobi, where the nation's military says most of the hostages held by al qaeda-linked militants in a shopping mall have been rescued. there has been a number of bursts of gunfire in the last few hours. before sundown sunday the military launched a major assault, freeing most of the hosta

. >>> a stunning admission from a hollywood a-lister.s she was diagnosed with autism as a child. >> the blonde beauty's career peaked in the '80s. hannah says she managed to keep her diagnosis a secret from producers. and refused interviews because she was terrified. >>> kanye west is lashing out on twitter at jimmy kimmel. >> west describes himself as the biggest rock star ever. kimmel mocked the interview by using a child actor to re-create it. >> if i'm going to go for it. you know what i'm saying? we're all going to die one day. >> yeah. that's true. >> i reached a point in my life, where i've hit the bank. i'm not trying to regurgitate myself. >> the profanity-laced all caps tweets can't be shown. >> it was innocent. i think what kimmel was trying to prove is that kanye can be childish sometimes. >> and there's a lot of speculation. kimmel's a master at pulling off the pranks on the general public. >> it's true. >> i wonder if this is an authentic kanye rant? or will they have the last laugh on this? >> we have to wait all weekend t

. >> reporter: a splash of show business glitz of hollywood a-listers in the port especially for thisthe launch of the city's oriental and biggest event in history. >> i'm happy about that. she is very beautiful. there will be more people coming here to make films and attend the film festival. >> reporter: the man behind the project is the richest tycoon who completed a 2 1/2 billion buyout of america's a mc cinema chain. >> translator: the cultural and entertainment industry is a higher level industry model and in the west it slowed down but china it's a sunrise industry that is just starting and we have great hope. >> reporter: the project which will incorporate 20 sound stages as well as hotels, shopping malls and an amusement park is seen as his biggest move yet into the entertainment industry and also seen as further evidence of the growing importance of the chinese market to the world's film makers and to make stars like nicole kidman to say high in chinese and more red carpets leading to china's door in hong kong. >> the story and the rest of the news including much more on our

a-listers wearing the new wrist bands designed to measure things like your quality of sleep and stepsked. more than just a solid trend, a technology changing the way people live. the co-founder, james park. james, great to have you with us on the show. >> thank you, melissa. >> a lot of people are sporting this during fashion week, and it seems to be the hottest new accessory. there's a lot of competition out there. jawbone got a similar product, nike fuel band now a wrap of smart watches coming out on the market. how do you stand out in this very competitive space? >> obviously wearable tech is a really hot category right now. we've been the leader and pioneer in this category for quite a while. we have several products out in the market from the flex wrist band to clipable products. we feel that there's no one size fits all approach to this market. even with smart watches, they're fairly large. we don't feel that there's going to be a sizeable portion of people who wear them. the approach to the market has been to deliver a variety of different products. we're consistently the numbe

lister carryin a call is all you're talking no god. no thank you no more weasel word. when you made a direct question and prepared for a change when you draw a line you should be ready for a. critical speech and a little down to freedom to question. do we speak your language or not a day of. school music programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn to tip angles kiddies stories. you hear. detroit all teach spanish find out more visit actuality that. things will stay with us here on r.t. the british government has moved to preempt a new scandal by the regulations on special interest groups however the proposals have been roundly condemned by both lobbyist and the opponents are lawyers smith explains why. being in the u.k. and people think. it began in one nine hundred ninety four with cash for questions a newspaper claimed to parliament to broad to conservative m.p.'s into asking questions in parliament then last year that was cast for cameron when a conservative party treasurer was filmed apparently offering dinner with david ca

let's use lister minute or listerine. you can tell what i use. they use fear of cavities, halitosis and all the things to be able to make sure you have good breath. there's lots of different ways to be able to use fear. >> that's so interesting. larry, i was about to say the same thing. fear is not necessarily fear of a terrible disaster, but it could be fear of i'm not dressing correctly for work. is fear a good way to look at this in the same way as looking what problem am i solving? >> you know, we need to understand what we heard growing up about love makes the world go around is an outright lie. fear makes the world go around. everything we do is because of fear. never kid yourself about that. it absolutely works. turn over to the religious channels. we're not selling heaven. we're selling fear of hell. we don't sell watches to be on time. we sell watches so you won't be late. we buy deodorant because we're afraid of smelling bad and people won't like us. everything we do is based on fear. people buy from me. not because they're hopeful to f

what would a listers look like without glamming them up. in fairness some know how to do their hair and makeup pretty well. others, not a clue. lets keep that in mind when we go to pictures from the '80s and photo shop. >> we're going to try to guess these. we don't know who they are. >> that's scarlett johansson. >> oh, my god. that's from the '80s with the mall hair. >> that's a felony. >> what else? i like it, though. >> who is that? who is that? who is it? who is it? >> the beckhams. >> the beckhams? david and victoria beckham. >> that is just wrong on every level. >> oh, my god. that is rihanna. >> oh, that was a good one. >> oh, my gosh. boy, that's unbelievable. angelina and brad pitt. >> yes, grasshopper into her ear. she looks more frightened than usual. >> that's -- >> meryl streep? >> madonna. oh, my gosh. that's madonna. >> this guy should be arrested. jay z and beyonce. >> they don't look so different. >> beyonce does. >> jay z not really. >> lady gaga. why did we know that was her. >> because she looks like that sometimes anyw

developed by the wonder group and it's a source of pride for china's a-listers. >> translator: she is very beautiful. there will be more people coming here make films and attend the film festival. >> it's silkscreen as china begins its very own golden taeupblagecinema. >>> and finally tonight, we want to go back to my row wit nairobh gunfire heard in that shopping mall. there are hostages still inside. there's new sraoft initial attack from inside the mall. >> the cell phone video shows people running from gunfire and hiding in stores. tonight's kenya's army says most of the hostages have been rescued but as we mentioned some are still trapped in side. he says 68 people have been killed and more than 150 people have been hurt in the crisis. is t somalian rebel group a al al-shabob are claiming responsible. . . my name is jonathan betz. >>> after wind gusts, some class of disappointment. this storm continues to move inland. boy, did it bring a lot of different weather to us. were seeing wind gusts in this particular storm track its way across the west and we got wind gusts in portland

. >> a splash of show biza-listers brought in for this event. the launch of the city's oriental movie me drop police touted as the biggest investment in the history of movie industry. >> i'm very happy. this is very beautiful. there will be more people coming here to make films and to attend the film festival. >> the man behind the project is china's richest tycoon, whose conglomerate included the buyout of america's cinema chain. >> the entertainment industry, in the west it's development has slowed down but in china it has just started so we have great hope. >> the project which will incorporate 20 sound stages as well as hotels, shopping malls and an amusement park is seen as his biggest move yet into the entertainment industry. it is seen as the further evidence of the importance of the chinese market to the world's filmmakers. it's enough to make stars like nicole kidman learn to say hello in chinese. >> just to remind you of the latest developments on the ground in nairobi where that hostage siege as been going on for the last three days.

a source of pride for china's a-listers. >> i'm very happy that he chose the city of quindao. >> a launchevent filled with the glitter and glamor of the silver screen as china begins its very own age of cinema. >> that came from jerald tan. that's it for us on america tonight. if you want to comment, log on to the website, aljazeera.com/america tonight. you can also comment on twitter or our facebook page. have a good night, see you tomorrow. >> welcome to al jazeera, i'm jeeghtd. john siegenthaler. here are tonight's top stories. all hostages have been rescued in kenya's shopping center siege. an unknown number of gunmen are held up inside the nairobi mall. it was an al qaeda operation that left at least 65 dead. >>> residents of the united states may have been among the gunman who attacked the mall. no meeting is scheduled yet between president barack obama and iran's president

sienna miller says why she's recruiting a-listers to retail the crisis. >> just a few months ago, president obama declared that al qaeda was on the path toe defeat. bow is it? they're stealing support from u.s. backed rebels in syria, and the nairobi shopping mall massacre revealed the ongoing threat from the terror group. >> the u.n. will pass a resolution to require syria to ban its chemical weapon arsenal. the chief spokesperson for the syrian national coalition said that the syrian opposition remains wary of any u.n. deal with assad. >> can you trust someone that commits such atrocities? >> syrian groups issued a on statement, calling for the establishment of law in syria. and saleh discounted it. >> these groups are the small minority. >> but it remains unclear if the rebel group is dissented over syrian leadership or has allegiance to al qaeda. also warning that al qaeda is staging a comeback, beating off the anger of the poisoned arab spring, most recently in the coup in egypt. he pointed to the assassinations in tuneisha. >> it's a whole nation. >> he said hundreds of tunisians have

. >> it is blue lister cult. >> what is that? >> i saw them san jose civic auditorium with cheap trick and pat travers. >> i saw them with fog head. >> i i wasn't born yet. >> winner. >> you weren't even close to being born. >>> all right, andy, you basically only communicate with your cat. is it hard for them to text you? >> luis made some good points. more importantly he was funny. he was a comedian. everyone is blowing this up like he is a philosopher. he said basically the same thing people say about internet comments. >> people leave rude comments that they would never say to somebody's face. it is easier to not feel em paw see. empathy. he is right. he was really, really funny. >> bill, you are never alone because hobo carl is always with you. >> he is like a sore. >> one of my daughters is very i will legitimate and is named empathy and to this day i don't know what empathy means if not for cell phones i wouldn't know where they are at. if it wasn't for cell phones and knowing where they are at, i would not know where they

now with spo ify the lister gets to choose, you do get a little bit more, spotify makes the argument, it is like renting. if you buy a bruce springsteen album and listen to it 10,000 times how much per time listening did you pay for it, if you are getting a nickel per track, which i think is about right, other ten years that might actually add up to a lot of money. get about .6 of a cents. >> half a cent, forgive me, yeah. >> 110th of that, but spotify could be the way, but the rates need to go up. and they need to pay a higher rate. i am sort of agnostic on spotify it is the right idea, it just doesn't pay quite enough. h h

they came out with kanye west and she was hanging without some a-listers.t so bad. they went out and she wrote no big deal when she posted that on instagram. >> look at kim. she looks like shakira. >> even knows she is a big deal when you are hanging out with oprah. there you go, oprah, diddy, the gang. >> i like kim kardashian blond. >> she always looks good. i like kim kardashian any way. >> can't go wrong. >> she always looks good. i like kim kardashian any way. >> can't go wrong. >>> making news in america this morning -- breaking news. the mall. a hostage situation in kenya still ongoing. several new details emerging overnight, including the number of hostages still holed up. >>> plus, americans in the middle of it all. this morning, a father talks about what he witnessed inside the mall. and how his family made it out alive. >>> monkey business. pop star rihanna posts a selfie on social media. it lands two people in jail. >>> and the winner is -- an entertaining emmys created a night full of surprises, funny jokes, and fashion. >>> good morning, i'm r

golden globe nominated california coalition tress joins us to say why she is recruited a listers to help in humanitarian cries seize. welcome to consider this, we begin with al quaida. just a few months ago, president obama boldly declared the terror group was on the path to defeat, but is it? as courtney explains al quaida is stealing support from u.s. backed rebel, in the shopping mall massacre revealed the on going threat, from what may be a resurgent terror group. it will not include the threat of force against syria, president bashar al asaad's government fails to applied. the chief spokes men for the coalition said the opposition remains weary of any u.n. deal, with asaad. >> . >> -- >> but while the u.n. here in new york weighs in on the war, 11 syrian rebel groups issue as statement, calling for the establishment of law in syria. it is a key defection, three of the groups were aligned with with the u.s. backed opposition. sal la discounted the new alliance. >> these groups are not part of the revolutioner, these groups do not represent the syrian people, they represent a small mi

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whenever a probe for details, the listers but stopping the speakers with the spurs. whenever asked my mother what she did in the aerospace business, i couldn't even get a little of this, a little of that. whatever she did there, she didn't want to talk about and eventually insisted that i stop that. then they need to make clear there was this, we never talked much in the market household growing up about anything. my mother, for example, not only refuse to talk about her life in the aerospace business, she refused to talk about almost in half at different ways. she was secretive about every game and place high value on personal privacy, even within her family. i'm sure some of you have parents who chose written histories from their use. not my mom. nothing about walking to school barefoot in the snow uphill both ways, none of those great stories. for my brother and two sisters, our mothers life is a steel safe, locked in chad. and like to read from the dopamine -- the opening paragraph of the book. this is a story about a mother never taught your children. this is a

president obama to cancel a fund-raiser roundtable with hollywood heavyweights but have no fear, a-listershere. michelle obama will now step in to take the president's place. the fund-raiser will be hosted at the home of everybody loves raymond creator, for $1200 guests can enjoy a photo reception and if you've got an extra $32,000 lying around the house or under the sofa cushion or in your suit pocket, you can buy a ticket to a roundtable discussion which will include the first lady. >>> he left us hungry for more and now the second helping is here. don't miss the seaso

lister. > litter. >> the 49ers will be plane on the sunday and there are a lot of things that are going to be going on. it may be hard to bicycle low in here because you still have to go down well 1. 101. >> bart's strike is not out of the question just yet. back in early august the government called for a 60 day cooling off. now, have not meeting with the yen since then, and our negotiators said they have already gave the employees their final offer. that offer was a 10 percent raise over four years. the president of bart board of directors called on the negotiators to take this offer to the members of the they can go on and while there's still time. >> we have been very consistent. we do not want to be on the spot to think that were done and to have the people of the city think they're were done. will not want this to come back to us. >> they have told us that we have to take this to the workers and this package is not rectifiable. they will not rectify a package of this nature. >> next week to two sides will resume negotiations for the first time since the start of the 60 day cooling

president obama to cancel a fund-raiser roundtable with hollywood heavyweights but have no fear, a-listershere. michelle obama will now step in to take the president's place. the fund-raiser will be hosted at the home of everybody loves raymond creator, for $1200 guests can enjoy a photo reception and if you've got an extra $32,000 lying around the house or under the sofa cushion or in your suit pocket, you can buy a ticket to a roundtable discussion which will include the first lady. >>> he left us hungry for more and now the second helping is here. don't miss the season two premier of "anthony bourdain parts unknown." he will take his taste buds to jerusalem, gaza and the west bank sunday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern and 9:00 p.m. pacific. >>> that's it for "the lead." i now turn you over to wolf blitzer. he's right next door in "the situation room." >>> jake, thank you very much. happening now, we have breaking news. there are new details emerging of a possible u.n. resolution on syria, and a sticking point on the use of force. >>> also, the search for syria's chemical weapons. does anyone

. >> i have a big lister right there. >> reporter: look at the second-degree burns and severe blistersn. >> reporter: these 7-year-olds to 11-year-olds were playing in this fresno backyard, when they decided to pick limes from their neighbor's tree. after adding a little lime juice to their soda, it became a game. >> we were dashing each other to drink the lime juice. that's how it got all over our face. >> reporter: but the next day, the girls were in excruciating pain. >> it was like 100 needles going into one spot. it was probably the worst pain i've ever felt in my life. >> reporter: so painful, the parents rushed them to the hospital. >> a parents' worst nightmare is watching your kids scream and cry and begging you to stop the pain. >> reporter: it turns out the girls had sufficiented second-degree burns with the acid in the limes, combined with sunlight. dr. richard besser says their scarring can take 6 to 12 months to heal. >> these crashes are more common than people know. they can be anywhere from a mild rash, to something quite severe. the only advice around this, is if you'

she has dressed hollywood a-listers. to robin roberts, today. happy to have catherine with us and a preview of the new line. bonjour. >> i'm a giant fan of your clothes. and i love the idea of making them accessible to all. why kohl's? >> they pushed me of an affordable line. but for me, it starts somewhere else. it's like, for me, what are you inspired by? and i say, forme, it's paris. paris the city where i am born. i'm a woman. and i want to speak to women about paris. >> and the collection is preferred to as parisian for the american woman. let's get the first look. a wrap dress with a patent leather trench coat. >> if a woman needs a little bit of fun. and i see at the same time, it's fun by chic. and it can be weared with a long-sleeve dress like this one, inspired by the print of ceiling. it's very attractive. it's another print with a great story about walking into the streets of paris. >> it's graphic and beautiful. give me the price point on these. just a general price point? >> i think it's very affordable. goes from $36 to $136. but

the a-lister says she cannot pull off the red lipstick. >> it's universal. but jen is right.ed lips. >> reporter: aniston swears by petroleum jelly. >> this is one of the best p protectors around. >> reporter: beauty tips that will have you dazzling in seconds. we want to remind viewers that some of her tips are offlabel uses of the products. and consult a doctor before using. >> there's something fresh about her and likable. >>> the guys are going outside with tory johnson right now. guys? >> ladies and gentlemen, tory johnson, author and "steals & deals." get online already. these deals will go, go, go. they're all "shark tank"? >> right out of the prices. okay. the ride-on carry on. a little seat. perfect for sarina traveling in the airport. regularly, $50. slashed in half, 25 bucks. this is a company that is called the lollacup. it's a sip by cup for kids. but it's perfect when you're transitioning from bottle all the way to toddlers. >> it doesn't spill. >> exactly. $100,000 is invested in this company. made in america. regularly $16, slashed in half, 8 bucks. >> look ho

. >> reporter: no secret a-listers like jessica alba, carrie underwood and kim kardashian love theiray corsetmaker is capitalizing on its popularity, promising you can look and feel like your leading lady. calling its new line star power. with cheeky names like lady luck, tame to fame, center stage, how much of a helping hand do they offer? we asked cynthia andrew to try them out. are you ready for your prespanx measurements? >> let's do it. >> reporter: waist, 28 inches. hips, 39 1/4. and with the spanx, waist 26 1/2 inches, hips, 37 1/2. an inch and a half slimmer. >> i would wear this. in fact, i'm not taking it off. >> reporter: the star power line is also new territory for the brand, with products that are supposed to be seen. like the suede and leather leggings. >> i think it will be a little bit of a challenge for spanx to go into the outside garment segment. i think spanx is about making you look better in the clothes you want to wear. it's harder to do both. >> reporter: but tell that to sara blakely, the mastermind behind all those shapely behinds. >> spanx takes care of th

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the a-lister says she cannot pull off the red lipstick. >> it's universal. but jen is right.t rock the heavy red lips. >> reporter: aniston swears by petroleum jelly. >> this is one of the best protectors around. she actually puts it on her lashes. this will actually act as a lash conditioner. >> reporter: timeless beauty tips that will have you dazzling in seconds. we want to remind viewers that some of jennifer's tips involve off-label use of products. and everyone should read the labels before using and consult a doctor to make sure the treatments are right for you. >> there's something fresh about her and likable. >>> the guys are going outside with tory johnson right now. guys? >> reading tory's book. number one on "the new york times" best sellers list. ladies and gentlemen, tory johnson, author and "steals & deals." get online already. these deals will go, go, go. they're all "shark tank"? >> right out of the prices. okay. the ride-on carry on. a little seat. perfect for sarina traveling in the airport. so amazing. regularly, $50. slashed in half, 25 bucks. this is a c

. >> plus, forget the sterling silver candle sticks, an english couple got a hollywood a-lister as theirt their wedding reception. >> can i keep him, can i, can i? >> the return policy is tough. >> the man does not seem to age. >> honestly. >> he's 52 years old. >> benjamin button. [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour three. zyrtec®. love the air. >>> welcome back, everyone. let's go around the world now starting with a chaotic situation this morning in acapulco. mexico's most famous beach resort is coping with deadly storms that left 40,000 tourists stranded. nick parker has more from mexico city. >> reporter: dramatic scenes in acapulco. manuel creating chaos th

what would a listers look like without glamming them up.>> what else? i like it, though. >> who is that? who is that? who is it? who is it? >> the beckhams. >> the beckhams? david and victoria beckham. >> that is just wrong on every level. >> oh, my god. that is rihanna. >> oh, that was a good one. >> oh, my gosh. boy, that's unbelievable. angelina and brad pitt. >> yes, grasshopper into her ear. she looks more frightened than usual. >> that's -- >> meryl streep? >> madonna. oh, my gosh. that's madonna. >> this guy should be arrested. jay z and beyonce. >> they don't look so different. >> beyonce does. >> jay z not really. >> lady gaga. why did we know that was her. >> because she looks like that sometimes anyway now. she does. she does all these extreme things. >> go to this website. artfido.com/dog. >> it's the name of -- >> if the shoe fits. >> all right. miley cyrus's parity, wrecking ball video. >> wrecking ball music video we showed you. >> as it goes with these kind of things, parities pop up. here is a favorite. it's called the pet