>> i do, maria.k, i think when the fed started this, the federal reserve deficit was a whole lot bigger, meaning the net issuance by the treasury was a lot bigger than it is today. so technically, to have the same impact, they need to reduce that amount. and unless we have really bad economic number, i think we'll go there. we got 1.7 for real gdp recently, the economic activity since then suggests that number's probably going to be revised up. so you're right. we're not singing on all eight cylinders, but things are okay, enough for them to do that. you're right, it has nothing to do with raising rates. >> so what do we need to see from the economy to have that hold true in the next 30 days? >> you know, so i think if we just get kind of two out of three economic statistics being okay, they'll go forward and begin that tapering process. and reinforce lots of different ways that rates are still essentially zero, and will be for the foreseeable future. the line i've tried to use is say the fed has bee

maria? >> exactly. i actually have the four tools right here. >> o.k. >> and i do, i want to show you. you know, first, your blow dryer and your round brush. every time you go to the salon, i know we tell you, "oh, just round brush it, just blow dry and round brush it," but do you know how difficult that is? >> oh, it is. >> i mean, even for myself. look at how high i have to go with her hair. how i have two hands and two instruments. >> mm-hmm. >> that's difficult, right? >> well, and it takes forever too. i don't know about anybody else out there, but with a head of hair like mine and veronica and louann, that could take upwards of 30 to 45 minutes. >> exactly. now watch how i get that with the perfecter. all i have to do is bring it in and bring it out and get that bend and lift right into the hair-- the same body that you're going to get from that cumbersome blow dryer. same exact volume. >> how easy is that? >> with the perfecter, you have two hands, one instrument. it can't get any easier than tha

maria. >> all right. you so much. >>> woody allen's new flick has gotten stellar reviews from critics. not everybody is pleased with the film. one high-end jeweller is not happy with one scene involving cate blanchett's character. the movie studio would not provide us that clip, but this is what she says after falling on hard times as the wife of a bernie madoff type character. okay, here, we are quoting. mad type character. you know, i sold what jewels and furs i could hide from uncle sam. oh, god, i'd hate to tell you about that rude awakening, that your jewelry is to priceless when you buy it until you're desperate for money, forced to sell, then it seems you cannot give it away. the ceo is with me right now. we did call woody allen, but he declined to comment. great to have you. i want to talk a lot about what's going on in your business, but first, let's talk about this movie. you took issue with the fact your company's name was mentioned of a decline in value of jewelry. >> look, the movie is great

synthetic biology, maria. companies trying to assist them in the development of artificial life forms that can you build from the ground up. from scratch from the dna. might be able to do things like create an organism that will eat oil spills. or extrude hydrogen as an energy source. i'm being a little fantastic. i know it is crazy. but the future is there and this is one of the companies working on it. fascinating stuff. maria? >> i love it. you know how i feel about the marriage of healthcare and technology. thanks very much for this. >>> we've got breaking news. lionsgate earnings are out. over to you, josh. >> yeah, maria. numbers just out. let me get them to you. 10 cent gap, bead of 2 cent on the bottom line. top line, nice bead, 570 versus 523 the street was expecting. stock rising about 2% in after hours. now up more than a hundred percent so far this year. maria, back to you. >> thank you so much. breaking news on sac capital. kate, what can you tell us? >> maria, we just received word that an admini

>> maria enjoys this. all this. >> one and -- >> a little premature there, maria. bennett favors the look in the eye. the prodigy is dead. >> and so is bob. [ bell rings ] >> michael bennett! >> michael bennett. what has maria been putting in the mind of that uber talented individual? she's got that contract in hand. they've been prepping ring of honor for weeks now. >> there's always negotiations in contracts. this is getting ridiculous now. >> he's going to sign a contract? >> thae they've got a pen already. >> michael bennett is signing a contract. he is now part of the long-term plan of ring of honor. >> wait a minute, cheese burger? what's he doing there? >> oh, no, that poor kid! >> he should not have been there. what was he thinking? >> brutal bob evans came to cheeseburger, and i guess cheeseburger was repaying the favor, but he just got brutalized, he just got savagely pounced by michael bennett who has just signed a contract, and he's part of ring of honor. >> they won, kevin. you proved your point. now get to the bank, all right the? >> you can't feel to

>> maria, we are. i think the difference between us and maybe ralph and your other guests today is that we expect the magnitude of the sell-off to be a lot less severe, and short and shallow pullbacks make it difficult for most people outside of maybe if you're an algorithmic trader, who trades on five-minute blocks, to trade that effectively. our view is worst case scenario we could see another 3% down in the s&p 500 over the next month or two. but i think that kind of obscures the longer-term view in our opinion, which is, one, risk assets are still a lot more attractively valued than low-risk bonds on our long-term models, and then, even from a tactical perspective, if you're looking at don't fight the fed, don't fight the trend, and be where the crowd is, the three objecti axioms, we believe they're in traders' favor. we're trying not to get too cute. we do see much greater value outside the u.s. than we do within the u.s., however. >> where outside the u.s.? europe or emerging markets? >> it's def

this is a key change, maria. his company actually admit to multiple charges of wrongdoing and also -- he will be barred from the securities industry for five years, which is a longer penalty than what was proposed earlier this year, which was two years, and struck down by the commission. he's also going to pay $18 million in fines and penalties. so a very tough statement coming from the s.e.c., maria. and there's actually some commentary here from the co-head of enforcement saying falcone and harbinger engaged in serious misconduct that harmed investors. their admissions leave no doubt they violated the federal securities laws. you can see here, maria, mary jo white, as commissioner -- or chairman, rather, is trying to crack down wrongdoing in a public way. >> yeah, you know, it's interesting that he is admitting wrongdoing. what's your take on the fine, kate? $18 million doesn't sound like, you know, a significant level that a lot of people were expecting. what's your take on -- >> reporter: yeah, especially whe

marÍa elena.o, y es fundido, se vende aproximadamente en 25 centavos de dÓlar por libra. y te da una idea de cuanto necesitan los pobladores de la zonas aledaÑas a quien se seÑala han hecho estos hurtos. necesitan para poder hacer, un buen negocio. y si te parece, vamos a seguir en esta investigaciÓn. y haciendo preguntas que hacer, marÍa a >>> cosas que querÍa aclarar recordar a la gente, que hablamos de un tren de carga y que es utilizado por muchos migrantes. para llegar hacia los estados unidos para cruzar ilegalmente. y tengo tendido que habÍa cientos de inmigrantes la mayor de ellos eran centroamericanos. y aparte de eso. hÁblame un poco sobre las diferentes teorÍas. es la principal, el posible robo de partes de la vÍa fÉrrea. es una de las 2 principales, marÍa elena se maneja el robo de la vÍa ferria y el reblandecimiento del terreno, con mucha agua alrededor y fango so. si parece vamos a escuchar la posiciÓn de rubÉn figueroa, un activista proinmigrantes que ha estado de cerca siguiendo la

i want to make another point here maria. that is that the stock trading business is terrible these days. awful. there have been lay-offs all throughout the street. lay-off at nasdaq and at the new york stock exchange as well. remember, they are in a deal to be acquired right now. it is quite possible that staffing is thin here. you might need to have more people. the point is, you won't eliminate technological problems or issues but when you have systems here that are so complicated that you get frequent break downs you need some way to figure out how to upgrade the systems. >> michael crawford, would you address exchanges today? >> i was surprised that nasdaq didn't drop further than it did this afternoon. >> you mean the nasdaq composite. the composite of stocks. if you look the at overall parent company, nasdaq was down. >> didn't go down much is what i'm saying. didn't go down much, 3 to 4%. it should have had a much bigger effect on the stock. had the stock dropped more significantly, i would have bought it. but in fron

>> he didn't say anything about the fed, maria. he didn't indicate there's a compromise coming in the fall on the budget. two big things. he listened to the squawking from the u.s. allies and many democrats over government eavesdropping. the other thing that stood out to me was how passionate he was about his health reform bill. anybody who thinks obamacare may not start on october 1, i think, is mistaken. >> okay. amy walter, the political report, your thoughts? >> i think one of the big takeaways is going to be on healthcare. look, where democrats really struggled in 2010 and quite frankly in 2012 is they were on defense. they were on their heels when it came to defending the law. where the president has gone, though, he tried to talk a little about policy, but where he spent a lot of his time was on attacking republicans. it does seem like we're going to be back where we were in 2010 with both sides now -- instead of just the republicans -- both sides now demagoguing the other. the president at one point saying basically republi

look at that stock. >> maria, yeah. this is the first earnings report since 21st century fox spun off from news corp. and revenue came in better than expected at $7.12 billion. expectations were $7.12 billion. now, that's up 16% from a year ago. now, earnings per share are coming in less than expected. adjusted earnings per share for fox is 31 cents for the quarter. wall street had been looking for 34 cents. so that's three cents less than expected but the company gives the comparisons to the year-ago period, up from 27 cents a year ago. this is fox's fiscal fourth quarter and the company says that the 10% increase for annual revenues nearly three-quarters of this reflect s growth at cabe network programming and television. the real growth was ad cable network programming. and we saw an improvement in filmed entertainment and also improvement in direct and broadcast satellite television. so, maria, this is the company that's free of the newspaper assets and it seems to be making progress. back over to you. >> all right.

what was his connection to maria? and his motive? his jailhouse interview with us right after this. >>> in the summer of 201154 years after the kidnapping and murder of maria ridulph, investigators tracked down john tessier in his seattle home. he was 71 years old, married and living under the name jack mccollough. he willingly went with police to answer questions about maria's disappearance but never went home. he was charged with her killing and extradited back to sycamore, illinois, to stand trial. seattle homicide detective mike czensenskey and he interrogated mccollough. john denied his role in maria's murder, but after your interrogation you had no doubt that john was the guy that eluded police for decades. why was that? >> during the investigation, or during my interview of jack, which lasted a couple hours, he was making some very telling signs during the interview. at one point when i showed him the montage that was shown to the little girl who was with maria, he was looking at each picture saying he didn't know one person i

maria, big, big news on home depot and lowe's. remember, a lot of people are hiding out in the home improvement story, expecting big numbers, appliances and cabinets, sales have been good. the stocks have gone straight up for a year and a half. this has been the home improvement play. any slowdown in the momentum will have a tough time for the stocks. the global markets for the week. we are lagging. remember we were outperform. it happied. germany up, even japan eked out a small gain. maria, have a good weekend. >> you too, bob, thank you so much. the stock market has turned two well-known bulls not into bears but cautious, definitely, for the near term. jack and ralph. jack, you're calling for a 10% correction, aren't you? >> i am. we hit an inflection note a couple of weeks ago. i sent out a note saying we've seen the top-line revenue growth start to contract and worse yet, something that is a warning signal for me, the notional value of the entire stock market has surpassed that of gdp. whether you get to those points, it's a b

so again, bill, mal lem maria, is big deal. but everyone has their eye on 3:10 when quoting starts and 3:25 when trading supposedly begins, guys. >> looks like trading on atlantic american has begun. but we are watching carefully to see this test stock and how it is doing. it seems to be trading right now, maria. >> this is one of three upsets in trading that happened just in the last two weeks. remember the major upset in hong kong in terms after trading glitch. then remember the trading glitch with goldman sachs. because that would cost them a hundred million dollars. this all comes back to market structure and the fact that this market is so fractured, bill. i just hung up with an exchange source and they all agree that market is so fractured, different pools to trade in rather than one consolidated pool, that's one of the issues here, nasdaq of course, we've been calling nasdaq for a statement. we want to see what they have to say about all of this. bertha coombs, what are you hearing from nasdaq? >> they have not issued a

he said, maria, it's august.he weakness in stocks today, yesterday, largely being pinned on talk from fed officials that they may ease up on the stimulus as early as next month. in fact, japan's nikkei overnight down 4% on that talk. >> but are investors and traders right to be pegging so much on what the fed may or may not do? with us now, greg, the u.s. economics de s editor for "the economist." and rick with us. rick, i know what your opinion on the fed is. >> and on taper. >> but do you think that the economy is ready, in part, to byron wean's point, that it's not to pull back the stimulus at this point? >> yeah, you know, i think it is time. but not necessarily for the reasons or lack of reasons of byron. i think that when i look at the economy, if my answer is, if the fed tapers or they shutter their programs that the economy is going to suffer, it's going to slow down, to me, the real issue isn't that. the issue is what is the normal, what is the sustainable growth rate of the economy, and how will that be

maria?> all right, thank you so much. >>> big, big moves out of jcpenney, as well as a number of other activist investors on other stocks. is this a good thing that activist investors are sort of being more aggressive lately? >> i'm not sure if it's a good thing or not, but when you look at jcpenney, you know, it had a significant move today to the upside of 6%. but let's not forget it's basically still a 52-week low. close to -- it's trading at $14, i think 52-week low is $12.50, somewhere in that neighborhood. so we're not up that much yet. i'm rooting for the jcpenneys of the world. i love to see them do well. they're good for competition. but you look at the montgomery wards, the others that have gone out of business -- >> yeah, a lot. >> -- kind of in the same ballpark as jcpenney, and yet jcpenney and sears have been able to hold on against the walmarts, targets, and other ones that have a scale where the jcpenneys don't have it. it's a difficult uphill climb, i believe, but i'm certai

i want to leave you with one thought, maria.tening to this man and my feelings on it are well known. but he's talking about he's for the little people. in the last five years when he left in disgrace chased from town, i know he was on television -- by the way, every one he had didn't do well but he made a lot of money. i don't recall anybody telling me about him as a volunteer at a charity or at a hospital or at a charter school or anyplace else. all this wonderful emotional passionate feeling he has for people. i'm there. stan drunken miller is there. paul jones, we're all there. i haven't seen elliott around. now of course he's saying, all of his ads, i'm for the little people. i hope new york redeems itself because i think it's going to be a terrible embarrassment in the rest of the country and around the world, the way he dis respected women and his family. >> you're talking about pros tugs but other people are looking at the potential abuse of power. >> he used it. it's well known. >> are you going to back scott stringer? >

maria, you have a lot of earnings that could set the tone. most intriguing would be dell. >> we will see you tomorrow. there's the closing bell. >> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is in hi, everybody, welcome back to "the closing bell." they have their dig i biggest one-day decline, take a look at the damage t. dow jones industrial average down 225 points. that's 1.5% on the dow t. nasdaq gave up 63 points the low of the day, 1.75%. nasdaq technology taking a hit. s&p technology down 24 points. mid-august swoon on wall street t. dow posting the lowest decline since june. all time high set two weeks ago. bob, what did you make of today's sell-off, bob? >> well, it was the worgst in six weeks for the dow. worse than -- actually two months i believe for the dow. i'm still settling down here. the important thing is, look, bottom line, it was right across the board, risk reduction. we saw consumer stocks. everything was down 1.5 to 2%. look at the dow, after 10:00, we essentially flatlined around 10:00. we ended near th

here's a collage that illustrates maria's life. she is born in 1904 in an isolated village in eastern siberia when a -- as a simple peasant girl. her father was a simple farmer. when a rail spur was built, maria met her future husband, alexander, who was the engineer in charge of the work. they married and raised three children in a hard-working, well-educated family. alexander proved to be an outstanding engineer. he and maria lived in various locales along the transsiberian railroad, and he finally rose to the elevated position of chief engineer of the division of the trans-siberian. that's a very important job. they had enormous military significance, mining significance connected to the east. although maria had only an elementary education, she loved good books, and she imparted this fashion to her three children. they especially loved pushkin. they accumulated a small family library, and her children -- nadia, olga and yuri -- were all outstanding students at school. you can see she's rather fashionably dressed. she was rather

maria? >> exactly. the four tools right here. >> o.k. >> and i do, i want to show you. you know, first, your blow dryer and your round brush. every time you go to the salon, i know we tell you, "oh, just round brush it, just blow dry and round brush it," but do you know how difficult that is? >> oh, it is. >> i mean, even for myself. look at how high i have to go with her hair. how i have two hands and two instruments. >> mm-hmm. >> that's difficult, right? >> well, and it kes forever too. i don't know about anybody else out there, but with a head of ha like mine and veronica and louann, that could take upwards of 30 to 45 minutes. >> exactly. now watch how i get that with the perfecter. all i have to do is bring it in and bring it out and get that bend and lift right into the hair-- the same body that you're going to get from that cumbersome blow dryer. same exact volume. >> how easy is that? >> with the perfecter, you have two hands, one instrument. it can't get any easier than that. >> so good. so ne

maria, thank you for your question. first and foremost, maria, used contraceptives. but the first thing that she said, she talked about a provoked abortion. when performed by professionals, they don't give rise to inconvenionses unless there have been an extreme bleeding or a serious infection, no problems will be caused in her body. now let's see, 30 years later, maria still mentions that as prospect gram for her condition. so that means that the abortion cannot -- should not be performed because the pregnancy can be prevented. it's very difficult to say at the age of 45 they have used up [inaudible] so what you should do is to talk with your doctor about fertility and perhaps you may try artificial insemination. thank you maria. i would like to ask a question. >> what's your question? >> i can't hear. [inaudible] worried. i can't hear. i am worried -- i cannot hear. i have good eating habits. but -- >> one question. how old is your son right now? >> he's 40 years old. he's an adult. yes. but he doesn't want to eat healthly. no he doesn't. he -- i can't understand t

i'm maria bartiromo.s does the summer swoon for the stock market, the stocks are trying to hit break-even today. we are approaching the end of the week, bill. happy friday to you. >> happy friday, maria. yes, i'm bill griffeth here inside the new york stock exchange. the market isn't any better from this view, as well, although we are coming off the lows of the session right now. it looks like it's trying to go positive. i'll point out this is an expiration day. anything can happen during the last hour of trade on an expiration day. but before this, the dow is in jeopardy of having its worst week of the year. we're down about 2.1% going into the day. if we finish below 15,095, that would make us the worst week of the year. and we are -- well, we're above that right now. >> i've got to tell you, bill, it feels like the quietest expiration friday we've seen in a long time. >> it does. i said to art, what if they held an expiration and nobody came? but they -- >> and that's what happened. we've got a big lin

he said, maria, i'm a long-term bull. there have been nagging problems, for example, good economic news out of the euro zone and china did not result in a rally. is something he is noticing in the united states. he says the old addage, when the bad news wane take it with it wants, we got a triple digit decline down 210 points, close to the lowest as you heard on the dow the fax also showing a double digit decline, pretty sharp here, bill, technology definitely one of the big leaderships on the downside. >> cisco down about 7% today, huge decline. >> 7%. >> you had 4 uchlt, 5% of the work force cut on the earnings last night. they talked a lot about the emerging marnlths, they are seeing the weakness in the economy in the emerging market. that's hitting cisco hard. s&p down 11.33%. what's behind today, bob? over to you? >> two simple things, maria. it's earning growth concerns, walmart, cisco, the other retailers. the other thing, of course, what's the right interest rate? look at the ten year. nobody knows. that's a part

maria, back to you. >> thanks so much.anged the dynamic for when the federal reserve may make a move and slow down the stimulus. we bring in right now randy kroszner. he's from the university of chicago school of business. thanks for joining us. >> great. >> was it great? the jobs numbers today? >> not so great. so unfortunately this is like the worst-case scenario as far as the fed is concerned because there's some part s of the jobs report. jobs were created. that's a positive. but when you look at the payroll numbers, they were weaker than expected. it doesn't give you a clear direction as to whether they need to take a step down or not. i thank'ink they're on track, b there are real questions. >> you were in the room when policy makers were making the decision. is this the kind of idea they would slow down with the idea they want to begin tapering in september? >> that's why it's so difficult because it depends what you want to pick out of it. it was a mixed report. there were a number of things that were negative. >>

. >>> noticiero telemundo, josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste. >>> buenas tarde, marÍa celeste tiene elnzamos el noticiero en cleveland ohio. de la llamada casa del horror, esta tarde quedan escombros. la vivienda que por una dÉcada fue la cÁrcel de michelle. fue demolida, por orden de la ciudad y el consentimiento de las mismas vÍctimas. una de ellas fue a la avenida para presenciar el hecho. jeanette rodrÍguez. la casa que ocultaba el xaous es otro de una dÉcada de abusos, fue derrumbada ante la mirada de la distancia de una de la mÁs dres de la vÍctimas y asi se hizo escombros el escenario, donde se cometieron las atrocidades que se vivieron en su interior. michelle knight. . lanzÓ un ramillete y que no han sido encontrados. dice para ella es importante estar, porque nadie se preocupÓ por ella cuando estaba desaparecida. para muchos, aÚn es difÍcil comprender que hace apenas 3 meses, la casa de ariel castro, era una mÁs del vecindario. pero esa llamada al 911, el pasado 6 de mayo revelÓ que la vivienda estaba muy lejos de ser un hogar armonioso. esta vecina, que ayudÓ amanda berry a

estar cerca de la vidente porque ha estado cerca de marÍa. >> esta vidente es marÍa, una dama sencillablo de la antigua yugoslavia siendo aÚn niÑa asegura que viviÓ algo que cambio su vida y la vida de otros jÓvenes para siempre dice que la virgen marÍa se les presentÓ. >> en el momento en que pasÓ nos dimos cuenta que era la madre de jesÚs por el extraordinario parecido. >> desde entonces afirma que sigue viÉndola todos los dÍas a las 6: 40 de la tarde. >> para ella es como tocar el cielo con las manos. >> cada vez que se aparece es como si el paraÍso llega a la tierra. >> y en estas tres dÉcadas mÁs de 40 millones de personas en todo el mundo han llegado frente a esta visionaria esperando ser testigos de cuando la virgen se aparece. >> viajÓ en donde experimentoo en carne propia el milagro de la apariciÓn. >> cuando ella me puso sus manos sobre mi cabeza, que era una fuerza que emanoaba de esas manos extraordinaria con la oraciÓn que me hizo solo puede transmitir la virgen a travÉs de ella. >> ha habido muchos milagros, muchas cono versiones, muchos milagros fÍsicos y espirituales. >

maria? >> exactly.ols right here. >> o.k. >> and i do, i want to show you. you know, first, your blow dryer and your round brush. every time you go to the salon, i know we tell you, "oh, just round brush it, just blow dry and round brush it," but do you know how difficult that is? >> oh, it is. >> i mean, even for myself. look at how high i have to go with her hair. how i have two hands and two instruments. >> mm-hmm. >> that's difficult, right? >> well, and it takes forever too. i don't know about anybody else out there, but with a head of hair like mine and veronica and louann, that could take upwards of 30 to 45 minutes. >> exactly. now watch how i get that with the perfecter. all i have to do is bring it in and bring it out and get that bend and lift right into the hair-- the same body that you're going to get from that cumbersome blow dryer. same exact volume. >> how easy is that? >> with the perfecter, you have two hands, one instrument. it can't get any easier than that. >> so good. so next we mo

coming up with maria on the second hour of "closing bell." see you tomorrow. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi everybody, welcome back to the "closing bell." a big rally to kick off the day. new record highs tonight. take a lock at how we are finishing this record day on the street. up 125 points. new all-time high for the dow. 15,625. picked up a bit at the end of the day. nasdaq up about 50 point today. 1 1/3 points higher. about 13-year high on nasdaq. s&p 500 also at all-time high tonight of 1706. first time ever, up 21 point on standard and poor's. new mojo. bob pisani, what drove today's move? >> they were saying things would be better and at least right now, thanks really are. i want to reiterate what maria said, not just the dow, not just s&p, russell 2,000, transports and mid cap index at historic highs. we have done this despite the fact interest rates have moved up. account stock market handle higher interest rates? we are levels of july 8th. so far the market isn't dropping. have you noticed a

que ayudo a que los nueve detenidos llevaran su misiÓn a ambos muchas gracias. >> gracias. >> doÑa marÍa reaccionÓ usted al saber que habÍan e liberado a su hija?. >> estaba trabajando y realmente me temblaban mis piernas, algo estaba pasando y recibÍ la noticia y me impactÓ muchÍsimo, no lo podÍa creer. >> porque es como usted lo dijo, un arduo trabajo. >> anuden otro de aÚn dentro d estaba hablando, por quÉ a ella la separaron del resto de la poblaciÓn?. >> porque ellos empezaron a repartir papelitos en el comedor como ayuda de asistencia legal gratis y pues se emocionÓ a muchas jÓvenes que pensaron que nunca iban a poder hacer nada por su proceso para salir de ahÍ. entonces se dieron cuenta los guardias y lo que hicieron que entraron a todas celdas y empezaron a sacar las cosas de las personas y quitaron los papelitos. >> fue que por eso separaron a marÍa y a mi hija de todo el grupo. las aislaron supuestamente por 15 dÍas. entonces eso me preocupÓ mÁs, mÁs porque realmente en ese momento me llamÓ mi hija y me dijo lo que estaba pasando. y entonces que las estaban incluso, las estaban

yo pude provecharme de ellas, y no lo hice porque no soy una mujer interesada en el dinero. >> marÍano debe ser por una cita de negocios. >> no podrÍa asegurÁrselo. >> ¿cree que regresen pronto? >> no lo sÉ, pero es una pena que el seÑor gobernador se haya olvidado de la cita que tenÍa con usted. ¿no piensa esperarlo, verdad? >> no, no puedo esperar mÁs, gracias. >> oiga, ¿quiere que le diga algo al seÑor gobernador? >> lo que tengo que decirle a Él se lo dirÉ personalmente. ay, y por favor a la dueÑa del casino sÍ digale que es muy peligroso para ella ponerse en evidencia con el gobernador. claro, yo entiendo, hombre al fin y de magnÍfica posiciÓn atrae a ciertas mujeres, aunque solo sea por interÉs, pero no deja de ser peligroso. >> no se preocupe, yo se lo dirÉ. >> gracias. >> que le vaya bien. >> ¿entonces vienes conmigo a mÉxico? >> no, gracias, tengo cosas que hacer aquÍ. voy a la oficina de la compaÑÍa a gestionar la semana de permiso que necesito. >> ¿y si no te lo dan? >> bueno, me lo tomarÁ fuerzas. >> cuida el trabajo octavio. todavÍa no te has casado con doris montenegro.

they sell for 26 times earnings. >> it's at 26 times, maria.t sells for a thousand approximately and they're going to earn 3950. 3950 into a thousand is 26 times and that's down from an earnings estimate at the beginning of this year of 50,000. >> do you like europe? >> we like europe and love japan. it was up 3% last night. night before, 2 1/2 percent. things seem to be clicking but the rubber meets the road whether he's going to agree to do that consumer sales tax increase. >> when is it time to take profits? when do we say enough is enough? it's time to take something off the table? >> it's time to rebalance. >> take your money out of bonds and put it where? >> it's the other way around. thing about that bond allocation. the second is reallocate globally. they for goat about europe, forgot about japan and other parts of the market and got stuck in the commodities in the end. that's been the other reallocation. they go toward things like david mentioned. >> so you're telling us to take my money out of equities, put it in bonds right now? >> k

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. >>> muy menos de una de cada, marÍa se convirtiÓ en una empresaria mÁs importantes de texas los bancosanera trabajaba en una empresa de basura, estudiaba triunfar parecÍa imposible, para ella los imposibles no existen. >>> tambiÉn ya nacieron los bebes, haciendo mi tarea a los 3 de la maÑana porque era cuando estaba el silencio y cuando era posible, siempre buscaba los momentos mi meta era terminar los estudios, siempre y es por eso que como decÍa el estudio ha sido parte de todos mis Éxitos y era lo que querÍa hacer y lo logrÉ gracias a dios. >>> tan pronto se graduÓ, busco abrir su propia empresa para aplicar la experiencia que tenÍa, con pocos ahorros el apoyo de su familia se le a brern los puertas del mundo de los negocios. >>> siempre fuerte, siempre motivada en todo y vamos hacerla y ¿por quÉ? no vamos a seguir adelante. >>> hoy su empresa es un orgullo para la comunidad hispana emplea a mÁs de 20 personas y presta servicios a pequeÑas y grandes industrias hace algunos aÑos la alcaldÍa de houston la invitÓ para asociarse a los pequeÑos negocio. >>> cuando pensamos en entretenimi

maria will join us in a few minutes. we have a very big show on tap for the next few hour, but we're watching the markets first and foremost. it's been a down day today. ibm had a downgrade. lots of fed speak. the most recent of which is atlanta fed president dennis lockhart, who said he's echoed what we've had before that the tapering of the quantitative easing by the fed is likely to start in september. that was the headline. then you read the whole story, and he says, or maybe it won't. so it's the same story you've been hearing, but the market chose to listen to that part of the story. in just a bit, maria's special interview with actor and technology investor ashton kutcher. he, of course, is portraying apple co-founder steve jobs in the major motion picture that opens next week. we'll get his take on jobs. it's truly fascinating. plus, we're going to talk about his very successful run as a technology investor. get this. it now totals about $100 million in start-ups. so you want to stay tuned for that interview with

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. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >>> quÉ tal, buenas nocheso con un anuncio sorpresivo del secretario de justicia, holder, dijo que el gobierno federal, dejarÁ de exigir condenas carcelarias mÍnimas para con delitos de drogas. se busca aliviar el hacinamiento, y reducir el costo de operarlas, como dice jaime garcÍa, se espera que afecte a hispanos y afroamericanos procesados por drogas. >>> enfrentando una saturaciÓn de presos en cÁrceles federales, el creciente costo de la encarcelaciÓn. holder, dijo que llegÓ el momento de implementar acciones prÁcticas, dijo que los fiscales federales, no pedirÁn que a convictos por delitos menores, relacionados con drogas, se le imponga sentencias mandatorias mÍnimas, fue bienvenidos por abogados de derechos civiles. >>> esas ley de sentencia mandatoria mÍnima, le quitan a jueces la discreciÓn de decidir esta persona que estÁ frente a mÍ, cuÁnto le doy de sentencia. >>> no son grandes narcos encarcelados, sino que tenÍan una mÍnima cantidad de drogas, las leyes federales tan duras, le dan castigos de diez

. >>> noticiero telemundo con joÉe dÍaz-balart y maria celeste arrarÁs. >>> buenas tardes la ciudad deedÓ hoy totalmente estrangulada, paralizada por una mega marcha de maestros contra la reforma educativa, protestas que han pro fecha cada caos en las principales avenidas de la capital. y que han hecho que cientos de miles de automovilistas se queden varados y muchos ne grgocios reportan pÉrdidas econÓmicas. >>> >>> mÁs de un millÓn y medio de estudiantes estÁn sin maestros, y como explica raÚl torres, algunos padres estÁn teniendo que tomar cartas en el asunto >>> gritos, marchas y protestas. es la imagen diaria de la ciudad de mÉxico. al menos asÍ lo hacen ver la coordinarÁ nacional de trabajadores de la educaciÓn. asÍ lograran dicen, frenar la reforma educativa propuesta por el gobierno. >>> nos afecta a todos, padres de familia, y maestros. >>> realizaron lo que llamaron una mega marcha muchos aquÍ exigen que el gobierno de la capital, no permita mÁs manifestaciones, algunos aseguran, que estÁn a punto de perder su empleo. >>> toda la semana he llegado tarde a mi trabajo me iban a

i'm kelly evans in for maria bartiromo. here, though, with part two of her exclusive interview with mike duke in just a moment. bill griffeth will join me momentarily, as well. the trading week coming to a close. it maybe the dead of august, but this was not a slow week by any standard. here's how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow adding about 44 points or a third of one percent. similar gains for nasdaq, at 1,663. the nasdaq, bill, up half a percent. if you want to know why it's outperforming today, despite some of the stumbles this week, it has a lot to do with the perfnc

lulÚ y marÍa, ¿quÉ aprendieron en la cÁrcel?os a las muchachas con las que nos conectamos que deberÍan de pelear sus casos, que no dejaran que los guardias las intimidaran, que, este, las amenazaran con castigos, y Éste, pues estaban muy emocionadas y ellas estaban dispuestas a seguir luchando desde adentro, de movilizarse por dentro y Éste, marÍa y yo estuvimos encerradas en aislamiento ocho dÍas y nada mÁs fuimos liberadas un dÍa antes de que este los nueve fuÉramos sacados >> marÍa, ¿quÉ aprendiste tÚ? >> para mÍ aparte de, pues de estar encerrada en aislamiento, tuve la gran oportunidad de conocer a unas mujeres increÍbles, unas mujeres que me han llenado de fuerza, que me han llenado de orgullo y que me muero por volverlas abrazar, pero ya afuera, aquÍ en este paÍs. me hizo crecer mucho como mujer, como personas, y me hizo valorar todo lo que pues he tenido la oportunidad de poder disfrutar. >> ok, les quiero preguntar sobre el caso concreto que ustedes estÁn enfrentando actualmente en los estados unidos. estÁn solicitando

i'm maria bartiromo. coming to you today from outside the new york stock exchange a massive glitch brings trading to a halt for hours at the nasdaq. what went wrong and what does it mean to your money. >>> a rare interview with the ceo of the world's largest retailer and the company that employs more people than anybody else. we'll talk jobs, the economy, and the consumer with walmart ceo mike duke. >>> and why lobster mann men are feeling the pinch this year but you're still paying full price for that tasty crew station. we'll crack open the case on the lobster. "on the money" begins right now. >>> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now, maria bartiromo. >> here's a look what's making news as we head into a new week. abrupt halt to trade at the nasdaq on thursday. the entire exchange shut down for about three hours due to an unidentified software glitch. there's no word yet on exactly what caused the problem but securities could not be priced at all. and there was no res

. >> anna maria lopez. >> yana macon. it took me all semester to get it right. >> richard may, >> angie mcketers. >> next, we have maria macoso. >> next we have jessy nelson. >> walter ramos. >> mr. ron red head. >> lily beth rogilio. >> mr. john steel. >> i was calling him james all semester. i want to mention miss caludia stella she is actually working at tyson management and she could not make it in but she is working. >> next up is austin ming sue. [ applause ] >> last but not least mr. bang, king wo. >> now for the catb scholarships. all right. >> before i pass those out, i wanted to thank the construction industry advisory council, which consists of employers, educators and city partners, necessary to keep the program content current, comprehensive and competitive. these employers are fantastic to work with and especially for their role in providing internship opportunities as a gateway to long term employment within the industry. our scholarship donors for this cycle came from kathleen carroll of heroro contractors

. >> noticiero telemundo con joe d diaz balart y marÍa celesste. >> buenas tardes marÍa celeste g tienelibre. >> hoy regresaron los 9 soÑad soÑadores detenidos cuando in n intentaroncruzar la frontera, o hoy estÁn libres y anunciaron que pasos seguirÁn para la ab l batalla que inician desde aden r adentro, vamos con lo dlletalle. >> (mÚsica( . >> apenas un dÍa despuÉs de q quedar en libertad los 9 soÑa soÑadores , regresaron a lamisma garita doÓnde fueron detenidoall tratar de ingrewar asar a eesta unidos. >> todas las puertas no estÁn e cerradas y nosotros junto pod m podremos abrir la puerta. >> estos niÑos crecieron en e u estados unidos y aseguran que s estÁn dispuestos a todos por tantas deportaciones. >> tra mÁs ds mÁs de dos sema n encierro , marÍa peniche denu denuncia que la puesieron en un celda de aislamiento. >> al saslir claudia amaro co corriÓ a los brazos de su mamÁ. >> muichcha alegrÍa y mucho goze estar en casa. >> adriana gil hoy se despidiÓ d de su mamÁ aÚn del lado mexic o mexicano. >> los 9 estÁn ahora libres bajo palabra tras pedir una peticiÓn de asilo. >> serÁ di

. >> and cara santa maria is on the show. we're going to get into a guy, very complicated person, corey stoll. >> it was like, we're the rolling stones. it was incredible. we would go into a bar and people lost their minds. >> imagine if you stopped at a stop light and you were rapping to lil wayne, we couldn't see that happen. that's coming up on "stroumboulopoulos." >>> let us begin with the snoop dog. what a transformation he's had. one wouldn't normally think transforming from a dog to a lion would make you for peaceful, but that is what happened to snoop dog. growing up really poor in long beach, california, his name was calvin. got the nickname snoop because he looked like snoopy. raised by his mother and stepfather, snoop really never knew his bad. even as a kid, he was singing and playing piano for his baptist church choir. times were tough and he found a way to dealing drugs. by the time he was 19, he had already spent a year and a half in high school. 1992 comes along and the trio collaborate with dr. dre. the next

. >>> noticiero telemundo con joÉe dÍaz-balart y maria celeste >>> muy buenas tardes, comenzamos el noticieroan polÉmica para la agencia nacional de seguridad de estados unidos. si que segÚn un importante diario, la n sa pudo incurrir en mÁs de 2000 violaciones de privacidad de ciudadanos. >>> es una informaciÓn inquietante que contrasta muchÍsimo con la informaciÓn reciente del presidente obama lori montenegro amplia. segÚn el diario washington post que cita como fuente una auditorÍa interna una agencia de seguridad nacional. que fue entregado por edward snowden. >>> segÚn este periodista del diario, encontraron que la agencia nacional de seguridad, no le reportÓ a nadie, incluso cuando encontrÓ violaciones que eran bastante significativas. segÚn los documentos obtenidos por el washington post, una auditorÍa del n ci realizado en el 201. hubo mÁs de 12.000 violaciones. violaciones en los ciudadanos que la agencia dice que no eran intencional. ejemplos llamadas efectuadas de la capital. cuando un error de programaciÓn confundiÓ el codigo telefÓnico de washington dc con el 20, el internacional

yo soy marÍa alejandra mendoza. >> entonces, eres su hermana gemela. >> mire,es