lloyd, when you look at the u.s.seems deadlocked, paralyzed, use whatever phrase one wants. the american economy seems to be coming back in a broad way. >> because it's pretty resilient. listen, the american economy, you're right, it's doing well and there's a lot of tail winds, energy, you can tick through the amount of tail winds that are happening. ultimately, it's the culture of the united states. we all had the same dealing with the consequences of the credit bubble. with the united states, we recapitalize the bank. nobody likes -- by the way, the aftermath was also hard. it got done. restructu restructured. accepted a higher unemployment rate. didn't make people keep the same employment as often happens in europe when you have that different balance between social interests and economic interests. did all of that painful stuff and now it's as noisy as can be. in other jurisdictions, you had all of the noise and confrontation but you didn't get anything done. and all of that remains forward so the united states

the investigation of the murder of 27-year-old oden lloyd, a boston man that investigators say was killed by hernandez in june. jenkins, who has a young daughter with her unanimoused he is and lived with him in his north mini mansion will face a judge at about 2:00 today. we have very little information regarding what happened in the grand jury proceedings because they are considered to be secret. they're secret by nature but there are many court documents that offer some insight into jenkins' involvement in the case. investigators believe she's withheld information. she was talking with police, sharing information about the security system at the home, the fact her sister was dating lloyd and also where hernandez was in the weekend running up to the actual murder but all that stopped when she received a call from hernandez. surveillance video from hernandez's home the day following the murder shows jenkins carrying something resembling a cover of a safe or lock box to a vehicle. she left in a car and in 35

lloyd blankfein. maria, back to you. >> lloyd, thank you so much. julia, thank you as well.take a short break and then dreamworks animation among companies releasing earnings after the bell tonight. we'll give you a check. "turbo" took in $246 million worldwide. we'll see if the film super charged earnings and take a look at what else is moving in the after-hours tonight. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, planning, working one on one. to help you retire your way... with confidence. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. ameriprise financial. more within reach. >> welcome back. earnings coming fast and furious after the close tonight. over to you. >> thanks. linked in is on a roller coaster ride. the company gave guidance well below street guidance. it also said monthly users rose 38% from the same time a year ago to 259 million members. also yelp jumping around lower. sales rose to $68 million. after hours the company posted better

lloyd, when you look at the u.s.olitical system, it seems deadlocked, paralyzed, use whatever phrase one wants, but the american economy seems to be coming back in a pretty broad way. >> because it's pretty resilient. and, listen, the american economy, you're right, it's going well and there's a lot of tailwinds, energy, you could tick through the amount of tailwinds that are happening, but i think ultimately it's the culture of the united states. we all have the same noise, the same dealing with the consequences of the credit bubble, but in the united states we recapitalized the bank. it was painful. people didn't like the way it was done. by the way, and the aftermath was also hard. but it got done. restructured, accepted a higher unemployment rate, in other words didn't make people keep the same employment, didn't -- as often happens in europe when you have that, you know, different balance between social interests and economic interests. did all that painful stuff, and now it's as noisy as can be. in other jurisd

we talked about ubs and deutsche and lloyd's. a quick word about standard chartered, clearly been hit by tapering talk in emerging markets and one of the worst performing bank stocks in europe, as well. what's the outlook for them somehow >> so the outlook is this statement is showing improvement. tapering talk has hurt the business. we're seeing costs in line with this growth and expectations offer low to mid profit growth for the year which is obviously much lower than what we would have expected at the beginning of this year. so expectations are lower. >> we've also got this note that bad loans, nonperforming loans on european bank balance sheets are now up at 11.7 trillion bourls kwif lend. is the ecb stress tests come out in the next year, do you think we're going to uncover more ugliness than we want? i think it's a step along the process to try and get clarity on the issues. do you think that the npr issues we're seeing from the companies reporting them, specifically that the top tier european companies are improving. howe

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barclays lloyds and r.b.s. every single day in the city of london they call occasion but it's just fraud now finally francine what's the latest on all the dodgy accounting at j.p. morgan's london the well and now it's eleven billion dollar mortgage backed securities fraud charges. that settlement with the f.c.c. talk about a farce they wanted so much to patrol that as a sarbanes oxley when and they didn't use any sarbanes oxley legislation in order to go after either the executives individually the audit firm or anybody else that was involved again j.p. morgan paid a fine like they'll do in a settlement that they're talking about now it may seem like a big number to us but it's just a cost of doing business and i'll keep going on. it seems to me that of all the frauds that the rating agency the banks the fund managers the hedge funds the glue that keeps them all together are these big four accounting firms they're really at the nexus of this global fraud wave your thoughts. really they're supposed to be the gua

barclays lloyds and r.b.s. every single day in the city of london they call provocation but it's just fraud now finally francine what's the latest on all the dodgy accounting at j.p. morgan's london the well and now it's eleven billion dollar mortgage backed securities fraud charges. that settlement with the f.c.c. talked about a fire they wanted so much to patrol that as a sarbanes oxley when and they didn't use any sarbanes oxley legislation in order to go after either the executives individually the audit firm or anybody else that was involved again j.p. morgan paid a fine like they'll do in a settlement that they're talking about now it may seem like a big number to us but it's just a cost of doing business and i'll keep going on. it seems to me that of all the frauds that the rating agency the banks the fund managers the hedge funds the glue that keeps them all together are these big four accounting firms they're really at the nexus of this global fraud wave your thoughts really they're supposed to be the

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. >> attorney dean lloyd suffers from a degenerative eye disease, which destroys cells and impedes a's ability to detect light. >> i saw nothing, except i could as ascertain daytime from nighttime. >> it will be commercially available is helping patients like lloyd. >> a perception was like a flash of light. now i can see boundaries and borders. >> the second sight was fda approved earlier this year, and patients are being screened at the 12 major u.s. hospitals chosen. the device includes a chip with an array of electrodes that is on -- and glasses with a video camera that transmits images. >> it converts that into an image that delivers electronic impulses to the electrodes in the chip that then stimulate the retina to generate a perception that the brain can interpreter. >> the device doesn't restore vision. the patients can detect light and dark. this identifying objects location and movement. >> walk down a sidewalk to my bus stop, to my office on a daily basis and i can see where the grass comes up to the sidewalk. >> the device isn't going to enable them to drive a car or, you

he is charge with the murder of oden lloyd. a man steels a car and leads him on a short 5 minute chase. the first crash happens then he keeps going. the second one must have hurt him a little bit. they were able to swoop in and arrest him. >> it is 19 minutes after the hour. wait until you hear who this accused drug dealer texted that landed him behind bars. >> they are one of the hottest crazes in electronic cigarettes. a serious warning after it explodedd in their face. you will hear more of them ahead. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004.

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lloyd's family says the two were friends analytic and out at a nightclub -- friends and were out at a nightclub a few days before lloyd's death. >>> someone murdered the mother of three in dundalk years ago. all these years later the family of teresa shimanski can't get any closure. the case remains unsolved. and her body was found in an apartment across the street from squires restaurant. today, squires is holding a memorial service at 5:00. her family has set up a facebook page, hoping that it will generate leads that could solve shiman ski's murder. >>> lieutenant governor anthony brown rolled out a plan to make pre-kindergarten education available to school children. it is the first major policy proposal of the campaign of the proposal calls for universal high quality and voluntary pre- k by the end of 2018. and proposing a gradual expansion from a half day program to a full day of school by 2020. >>> and ann arundel county police are leading by example. you can't talk on the phone behind the wheel. and neither will they. the police chief kevin davis says he believes his officers

lloyd's family says the two were friends. and were out at a nightclub a few days before lloyd's death. >>> 4:36. the partial government shutdown has for a week now disrupted various government agencies and programs. and now the battle on capitol hill shifts to military families death benefits denied due to the standoff. among those impacted, fam list of four soldiers killed in afghanistan last weekend. they won't receive money for the death benefits for the funeral because of the government shutdown. the bodies of four patriots will arrive at dover air force base today and the families want to meet the plane and they have to pay their own way to delaware. senate majority leader harry reed addressed the matter with the senate colleagues tuesday saying the actions against the grieving families is unacceptable. >> america could be a part of the families. appalling. frightening. shouldn't we be embarrassed about this? shouldn't we be ashamed. >> that was followed up by john mccain of arizona. and the pentagon already has the auth

even an 83% jump in underlying profit of lloyd's fell to uk stock.he uk lender falls to the bottom of the ftse 100 as increasing provisions missed selling insurance products. >>> bp provides cheer. the biggest gainer in europe after hikes of dividend and profits beat forecasts. we're going to be bringing you a live interview and exclusive interview with ford's giant at 10:00 cet. >>> and while michelin is the latest company to face currency head whippeds, they cut targets sending shares to the bottom of the paris market. we've seen a sharp sell-off in ubs shares as litigation risks weigh on thebacking giant. >> it's a couple factors. it's the additional provisions for litigation. an extra provisions is what the bab bank set aside in the third quarter. on top of that, you have new capital demands outlined by the regulator here in switzerland. they require an additional 50% for any unknown litigation and compliance factors that could hit the bank in the future. some would argue this is extremely punitive, this is punishing for the bank and it doesn't r

right now so much uncertainty, lloyd blankfein touched the point, we don't know. as the process goes on, uncertainty will happen. the markets are not panicking by any means. we saw the russell 2,000, all-time highs yesterday. >> so far. but do bshs -- we all remember august 11, 2011, when we had the first debate going on and the market saw unprecedented volatility. why aren't we doing that yet or is that still to come. >> i think that's still to come and if we see his demeanor change today that's a reason to get long. we like getting long the etf, spy, qqqs. if he comes out with the hard nose resiliency, you can see the market come off and short those markets via the etfs, rwm, the russell 2000. looking forward to harwood. all traders will have their eyes glued on that interview. >> that's coming up at 4:00 on cnbc. obama care is up and running as of yesterday. sort of. lot of glitches. the government website saw an overload. how big are the problems and are they being worked out? bertha coombs will be here with the latest coming up next on "power lunch." stay tun

eye for delight this is a massachusetts and an internet technology project and it's brochure doing lloyd consulting proclaims a record to smooth implementations of complex technology projects but in courts school systems and government agencies. in several states the rollout of computer systems built by the global consulting firm has proved to be anything but smooth so they said from california to florida to pennsylvania to massachusetts time after time all of their programs are coming in way over budget or actually not even delivering anything that's actually even usable right while the accounting firms are splitting themselves into two so instead of having a full service accounting firm like arthur andersen involving the enron scandal where they had to go after and say well your accounting business of what you do was committing fraud so we're going to have to shut you down they say they outsource their fraud to a consulting firm of which they have an intimate relationship with and then they have the consulting firm commit all the fraud but this the effect is the same for the law isn't

prosecutors say that ortiz was with hernandez on the night that odin lloyd was shot to death. >>> also a group of world war ii veterans from san diego headed to the nation's capitol today to visit the memorial there. it is finally officially open to the public. remember this, veterans moved barricades and stormed in when the government had shut it down. >> i feel sad that these self-serving politicians have disregard for most americans, they're only interested in their own political career or whatever. >> that is norman maxwell. it will be his first trip to the memorial. he is 88 years old. have a great trip. i'll see you all in a bit. >> thank you very much. shear a man who liked her shoes. geraldo rivera. >> what is your take now that the government shutdown is up and running and everything seems to be now people are getting paid back and the furloughs are ending? what is your take on the fact

. >> attorney dean lloyd suffers from retinites pigment toes sa. it destroys photo receptor cells. >> maybe i could ascertain daytime from nighttime. >> reporter: now a device 20 years in the making that would soon be commercially available in the u.s. is helping patients like lloyd. it was fda approved earlier this year. patients are are being screened at the 12 major u.s. hospitals showsen as implant centers. the device includes a chip implanted on the retina and glasses with a video camera that wirelessly transmits images. >> it converts that video into a 60 pixels image that delivers electronic impulses to the 60 electrodes in the chips that then stimulate the retina to generate a perception or message the brain can interpret or understand. >> the device doesn't restore vision but patients can detect light and dark. >> i can see where the grass comes up to a sidewalk. >> it is not going to enable them to drive a car or read fine print in news -- in newspapers, but it might help them enjoy a quality of life. >> making some take a second look at

lloyd blankfein, brian moynihan, jamie dimon, are being used as props in this spectacle. say what you want about either side of this. support the republicans, on their side, shutting down the government, the president wants, i don't care. the this is a huge story and in a sense these guys are suffering from stockholm syndrome. i'm surprised lloyd blankfein didn't start blinking in morse code torture. >> let's take a look at that. >> should the president negotiate on the debt ceiling? >> i would love to see resolution solutions that are good for america and good for jobs and growth. i think everyone in this group would say the same thing. >> should we negotiate? >> you can call what it you want. i'm not a politician. i just want to see american grow so that people have jobs. >> these guys are more politically circumspect than the candidates. >> i like jamie dimon. i tell him this. i can tell you this. jamie dimon called dodd-frank idiotic. >> that was the nail in his coffin. >> talk about a 180. you got right there. that's the most politically correct jamie dimon. >> remem

i tell lloyd the story. he says, "call her." i couldn't do it then. i got to get into a mental state like karate guys before they break the brks. sohen lloyd calls me wuss. wuss? yeah. anyway, he shamed me into it. so you called? right. so i started eating an apple. if they hear you chewing on the phone, makes you sound casual. yeah, like a farm boy. so i call her. she gives me an enthusiastic "hi!" oh, enthusiastic hi. that's beautiful. i don't get the enthusiastic hi, i'm gone. you got your enthusiastic hi. go ahead. so we're talking. i want to get it over with. i just blurt out, hat are you doing saturday night?" and? she bought. great day in the morning. i hung up ght away. it's like robbing a bank. you ma your hit and get out. it's amazi. we both have dates the same night. i can't stand doing laundry, so i have 40 pairs of underwear. i just keep buying underwear.

adam: a risky bet for lloyd blankfein. an exclusive on what's the bank chief is quietly doing behind-the-scenes. adam: we are in rallying. lori: this head to the floor of the stock exchange to see what is cooking with nicole petallides. we have the s&p 500 hitting another record right now. >> if you are a bull out there, hoping for better and better return, the dow jones industrials up 93 points, covering 50 points away from all time highs, the nasdaq has turned back into the green and the s&p 500 another record day on wall street. traders as high as 1770 looking away from that. and it looks good. pfizer third quarter profit cutting costs doing well, approved cancer medicines most improved as well. >> and the did they did recover at 12:00 eastern time. nasdaq officials telling fox business it continues to investigate the issue and we should note, no equity exchange operations have been impacted. >> comprises soared in the 20 largest cities in august posting strongest annual gains in seven years. should we be worried about

thomas lloyd is president of georgetown's gay pride. >> by recognizing pride, georgetown has become more true to its jesuit values. commitments to social justice are some of the most important and historically grounded parts of catholic doctrine. >> but what is sanctioned at one catholic university is anathema at another -- florida's ave maria university. >> this is a university that's founded on biblical truth, on scripture, and on the sacramental richness of the catholic church. >> at ave maria, 90% of the 1,000-member student body are catholic. professors pledge to uphold catholic beliefs. there are worship sites in every dorm, and mass is held three times a day. its president, jim towey, who worked for the bush administration as director of its faith-based and community initiatives office, also served as legal advisor for the late mother teresa. ave maria is determined to stay a course from which its president says other catholic institutions have strayed. >> in an age where modernity has attacked the whole idea of objective truth and the whole relativism that you see that's pervasiv

stock in lloyd's in the last years down 24%. we have seen a recovery in the last two years from the lows. joining us for more, good to see you both. >> what does it have to offer today at this price? >> great signs. the prices are out today. we've seen the recovery. we've seen the improvements in the business models and specifically in the balance sheets of the banks. they've been selling down assets. today is another prime example in lloyd's and another further disposal very much anticipated. but they're improving the businesses, they're reshaping them, they're refocusing them and becoming more of a kind of pure lay. uk bank now rather than the overly large trying to expand too quickly. we've had seen a lot of improvements recently and that's what's been driving the share price. >> and the big news has been how they're getting on with the barclay's and the skin. >> those two banks were the first two to put up their hands. both lloyd's and rbs because we have the reports coming out later this month about whether to split rbs int

lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtr

only the reigning queen of a lot of pop gloria estefan staying in the spotlight but out of the job lloyd we speak very loudly so if anybody just looked at as you might think we're arguing but you know the cubans were very passionate sounding all the little all of that it's great that our country has built in protections so you can't just come in and change everything but at the same time oh my lord it's so hard to get anything passed plus he was on the phone with his brother in miami was reading the front page of the herald that said glory and i mean your stepson have the world in their hands and as he's saying these words boom explosion all next on larry king.

it was lloyd blankfein of coldman sacks making the point wall street does not want to see a u.s. debt default. here's what lloyd blankfein lad to say. >> represent every point on the political spectrum, but the one thing they have in common is, you can lit gait these policy issues, you can relitigate these policy issues in a political forum, but they shouldn't use the threat of causing the u.s. to fail on its obligations to repay its debt as a cudgel. i had an opportunity to talk to jamie dimon of jpmorgan just in washington last week negotiating with the department of justice, potentially huge settlement for alleged misdeeds by jpmorgan, as much as $11 billion as the figure out there. i asked was it awkward to be negotiating with the department of justice and then meeting with the president today. here's a little of that conversation. >> what do you make of this moment where you were here last week negotiating on a major stlts for jpmorgan and now here to talk to the president about a political matter? awkward timing? >> no. not for me. >> is it for the white house? >> i doubt i

when they came out, lloyd bank fein of goldman sachs said he wanted to make a distinction between thedown we've had over the past couple days and the seriousness of what a debt default would be in the middle of october. take a listen. >> there's precedent for government shutdown. there's no precedent for default. we're the most important economy in the world. we're the reserve currency of the world. payments have to go out to people. if money doesn't flow in, then money doesn't flow out. so, we really haven't seen this before. i'm not anxious to be a part of the process that witnesses it. >> guys, it was just an interesting moment here in the relationship between the white house and wall street, which has been so fraught over the past several years. you had jamie dimon here from jpmorgan, who's been negotiating an epic-sized settlement with the department of justice over alleged wrongdoing by jpmorgan. at same time he's here meeting with the president this week, talking about matters political. so, clearly a confluence of interests here today, anyway, between wall street and this part

dollar is now he's saying while until lloyd's they're saying well why the while the currency itself the future is not completely certain and they say for now though it's not the price of big queen we should be watching but the real case studies have economic value merging for those who choose to try it it's a money game after all. and regulatory hurdles aside the survival of bitcoin will ultimately be determined by the true economic value it offers so people can choose to use it it's not forced the state doesn't back at the state doesn't come to you and tell you pay your taxes in this transact in this use this you get to use it if you want there's a giant flourishing economy in kenya and china emerging around this you can use it or not and this is what they're saying is the economic value behind it well the trend is higher and we talk about price and price movements people always make the same mistakes they tend to so low and they tend to buy high and of course you need to discipline yourself to do the exact opposite buy low and then if we're going to sell sell high but when the price g

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he's accused of killing lloyd excuse style. he is pled not guilty to first degree murder. >> a minnesota woman dubbed the neighbor from hell sentenced to five years probation. lori chris yen son is accused of routinely harassing neighbors by videotaping them and hanging up offensive signs. the hoffmans say they just want peace. >> if she said it's over i tend to believe it's not over. >> christensen says she is anxious for her side of the story to come out. >> now time to brew on this. the high school student punished for doing the right thing. aaron cox, that's her name. she was straped as her title as captain of the volleyball team. she was suspended for five games after she picked up a friend at a party who was too drunk to drive home. >> she did what she thought was right and i am proud of her for that. if a kid asks for help from a friend you don't want that friend to say, sorry, i can't help you, i might end up in trouble at school. >> even though erin was not drinking and not in possession of alcohol school officials tol

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former patriots tight end aaron hernandez will appear in court today in the killing of his friend odin lloyd. he was dating the sister of hernandez's girlfriend. she's also facing charges along with three other people. >>> she set a record swimming from cuba to florida. this time diana nyad is back in the water for a good cause. nyad, a native new yorker is raising funds for super storm sandy. he's already raised more than $56,000. >>> if you're thinking about buying a new ipad you may want to hold off a bit. according to unnamed sources apple could release a new version of the gadget as soon as the 22nd of this months. they're rumored to be working on an ipad mini. apple's new fingerprint technology might make an appearance. since 2010 apple has been holding big media events in october to show off new products that will be out in time for the holidays. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a gloomy, cloudy day outside. is rain headed our way? your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> first let's take a look at,, >>> all right. welcome back to eyewitness news a

. >> but our top military commander in middle east, general lloyd austin tells "wall street journal"rt of the blame belongs in the iraqi government for stopping soon you sunni muslims. >> a senior administration official tells fox news israeli wawar plains struck a target inside of syria, joining us, general thoma mcnerney. your thoughts first on the report of the israeli strike within syria, presumably against russian missiles. >> i think this is true in that united states and israeli defense forces released word, they attacked at the port, a sa125 missile, which are low altitude missiles, surface-to-air, that israelis do not want they get into hezbollah hands, it would be dangerous for the israeli defense forces if they got into hezbollah hands. lou: is there an interpretation that they would be taken out by the israelis if they were preparing a strike on facilities, chemical weapons, or storage areas within syria. >> that is a secondary reason. clearly, that secondary reason is as important, but they would know beforehand if they were there. this way they were able to get them in