i'm marian tupy. before we start, a quick housekeeping item. the person who was supposed to be a respond ent today was taken ill and as a consequence won't be participating in today's forum. instead, frans will talk for a little longer than we originally assumed, for roughly 35 to 40 minutes after which we will have a q & a and we expect to finish perhaps a little earlier maybe at 1:15 or so. with that, allow me to introduce

lower marian still an accident at haverford avenue. we'll check in with jersey coming up. >>> mid-sized suvs getting mixed safety results in the latest result of small overlap crash tests. the insurance institute tested 7 mid size suvs. the best overall performer is the redesigned nissan murano. it was designated a top safety pick. ford's flex earned an acceptable rating. dodge durango, hyundai santa fe earned marginal ratings. the worst performer was the dodge journey. it received a poor rating. >>> to put it into perspective, the department of transportation says 1 in every 50,000 passengers complained to the government. >>> a spirit airlines flight out of atlantic city international was delayed over the weekend. complaints about that. first because of bad weather but the second issue is what passengers found most frustrating. a gate agent told them there were no tsa agents on duty to process the pilots and let them onto the plane. the flight was supposed to leave at 5:00, passengers boarded at 8:00 and had to wait another hour for t

marian and i gladly take your questions. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, frans for that interesting presentation. i would like to point out that the marxist group in south africa are waiting, called economic freedom fighters. i want to be sure there's no connection between them and freedom fighters at the cato institute that stand for the exact opposite. before turning to the audience for questions could you explain in one or two sentences your beef with the unemployment regulations, for those people watching on tv or who are in the audience, what's the problem with unemployment regulations and agricultural property rights. >> i think the institute has maintained right from the time of the transition in 1994 that unduly heavy regulation of the south africa labor marked in the absence of skills revolution will conclude in the problem of structural unemployment and we've been proven right of course by the numbers that we see behind us. the fact of the matter, whether activists on the left in south africa like it or not,

it's a good thing marian is there doing the story and not us because boy. >> one thing i do want to points to let you know that if you come down here tomorrow and you don't find a good fit for a pet don't worry about it. they're going to give you a coupon for 50% off for the month of june. so 50% off of the adoption fee. the entire month of june. so if you don't find the right fit tomorrow there's still hope and you will still get some kind of discount. reporting live in san jose wave good-bye gumbo. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> terry, you have to take that dog. >> and he's a snazzy dresser. and he picks out his outfits himself. that's something i wanted to add. all right. well santa clara business celebrated a regrand opening today with the help of students from santa clara university. and san jose's center for employment training. sju students provided marketing and business expertise to the owners of la mejor taqueria. students from c.e.t. provided their construction skills to make over the restaurant. organizers say everyone wins from this collaboration. >> this truly is like

. >> reporter: the prime minister ma marian og lahoy. >> i would never expect the popular party to be the be head party, coalition gft or be able to govern in the minority. >> after just a few years it could be on the brink of holding the balance of power in spain. tim friend, al jazeera. >> poland's main opposition party is celebrating its first national election win in a decade. andre duda's law and justice party won sunday's vote with 52%, close to the catholic church considered less business-friendly and less pro-eu. former priessments prime minister ehud olmert. transaction said to have taken place while he was trade and industry minister. monday answer sentencing adds to a six year prison sentence he received last year, ohlert was forced to quit as prime minister in early 2009. >>> china's energy minister is touring latin america. daniel schwindler has the story. >> the first chinese mostly from taiwan arrived in buenos aires in the 1950s and 60s to a culture very different than their own. it's argentine economy that interests chinese. >> most chinese people think this is a good

nbc bay area marian favro. >> reporter: the fire actually started at the bottom of this hill. it only scorched four acres but it threatened 12 homes, all because of a wedder's torch. as flames engulf the top of the palm tree, they also climbed the steep hillside coming within yards of a dozen homes and the foot hills of san jose. >> it is kind of scary. >> reporter: the close call prompted him to spring into action. >> i went on top of the house. i hope this thing doesn't catch on fire. >> reporter: more than 65 san jose firefighters contain the fire in about an hour with engines standing guard. ready to defend homes. the cal fire helicopter made several water drops. firefighters say spark from a welder's torch started the fire. someone was using it at the bottom of the hill to weld a fence. crews faced several challenges. >> it's up on the hillside in the environment where you have residential homes mixed in with wild grass and such. the roads difficult, windy and narrow. you have homes inter'29 down small courts. >> it was right behind his house. >> reporter: david said the

. >> are hi marian. a significant substantial number of people on the streets throughout the day very hot conditions here, thousand a hard core of them have stayed on. you can make out behind me somewhat of a party going on and tents have been erected. i can call it kind of an occupy movement where they have vowed to stay on until the prime minister leaves. now the age are really has intensified, due to those phone-tapping revelations in recent weeks which first of all showed that twri,000 macedonian sentence were under surveillance. but those same wiretappings which the opposition got hold of showed top government officials and the prime minister himself talk going all kinds of nefarious activities, if those tapes are true, genuine anything from corruption to all cierchth of political scandals. the priementsthe prime minister has accepted resignations from three of his official but insists these wiretappings were faked somehow and threaten to destabilize macedonia. >> given the intensity how people feel

and brandon saad kicks it to marian hossa, with an unbelievable play. hossa takes the shot.ws gets the rebound. and puts it in for a 2-1 hawks lead. >> at this point, joel quenneville going toews versus kesler. and toews wins the battle. great patience there. under the glove of andersen. >> with 12:22 left to play brandon saad gets his third point of the night. because brent seabrook with the slap shot makes it a two-goal lead for the hawks. >> you'll notice that toews is on the ice. and there's no kesler. that may be the first time all night that's happened. hawks take advantage. but not so fast. because kesler goes on the ice without toews on the ensuing shift. and, bang it's in the back of the net. who gets the goal? kesler. >> great pass to. >> four seconds later. you can neutralize them. 23 seconds after that, matt beleskey gets his sixth of the playoffs. that tied the game at 3-3. >> one of boudreau's moves. he moves beleskey to the fourth line. juggled things. a goal by beleskey. we have a 3-3 game and time-out for joel quenneville. >> joel quenneville, not happy. and

and brandon saad kicks it to marian hossa, with an unbelievable play. hossa takes the shot.oews gets the rebound. and puts it in for a 2-1 hawks lead. >> at this point, joel quenneville going toews versus kesler. and toews wins the battle. great patience there. under the glove of andersen. >> with 12:22 left to play brandon saad gets his third point of the night. because brent seabrook with the slap shot makes it a two-goal lead for the hawks. >> you'll notice that toews is on the ice. and there's no kesler. that may be the first time all night that's happened. hawks take advantage. but not so fast. because kesler goes on the ice without toews on the ensuing shift. and, bang it's in the back of the net. who gets the goal? kesler. >> great pass to. >> four seconds later. you can neutralize them. 23 seconds after that, matt beleskey gets his sixth of the playoffs. that tied the game at 3-3. >> one of boudreau's moves. he moves beleskey to the fourth line. juggled things. a goal by beleskey. we have a 3-3 game and time-out for joel quenneville. >> joel quenneville, not happy. a

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why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor? because jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪ >> knollton mansion was setting for khom late party benefiting alzheimer's association. it created western themed treats for event and music and silent auction to add to fun. >> you can put chocolate on a shoe it would taste good. >> well he's got it bad. >> chock hol

marian sanchez went to visit the farmers working to restore the centuries old canals. >> ancient peruvians knew how to store water. it is their main source of water. >> we are cleaning the way from rocks so the water runs and doesn't overflow. >> up 4,000 meters above sea level ancient residents led this water through the ground is a sponge. the technique is known as mamentao. the bottom is porous, that allows the water to filter into the ground. that same water will resurface weeks or months later in springs down the mountain. a spring still centuries old reservoirs during the rainy season. nongovernmental agency has helped restore the canals in the area. >> the investment is peanuts compared to the large investment in the reservoir at the base of the mountain. it is a win win situation. >> helps the water to end up in the river one of only three rivers that provide water to the capital. largest city in the desert, experts say water is guaranteed until 2025. but if these canals could be replicated throughout the andes lima and the whole cost could benefit. >> if we compare the capacity to

s s why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor? kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >> the "action news" sports team nfl draft breakdown is next on channel 6 followed by "jimmy kimmel live" and "nightline". guests kim kardsahian and michael sheen and travis barker. "action news" continues at 4:30 for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" 22 wins can stake a head doch a certain amount of capital. >> he had a vision. >> you have to give something up to get something. >> you want to lose the -- or not. >> you have to give something up. >> trade somebody. >> i would hope demarco is here for a long time. >> chip kelly bet his house money boldly throughout the free agency period. >> we didn't bri

and brandon saad kicks it to marian hossa, with an unbelievable play. hossa takes the shot.oews gets the rebound. and puts it in for a 2-1 hawks lead. >> at this point, joel quenneville going toews versus kesler. and toews wins the battle. great patience there. under the glove of andersen. >> with 12:22 left to play brandon saad gets his third point of the night. because brent seabrook with the slap shot makes it a two-goal lead for the hawks. >> you'll notice that toews is on the ice. and there's no kesler. that may be the first time all night that's happened. hawks take advantage. but not so fast. because kesler goes on the ice without toews on the ensuing shift. and, bang it's in the back of the net. who gets the goal? kesler. >> great pass to. >> four seconds later. you can neutralize them. 23 seconds after that, matt beleskey gets his sixth of the playoffs. that tied the game at 3-3. >> one of boudreau's moves. he moves beleskey to the fourth line. juggled things. a goal by beleskey. we have a 3-3 game and time-out for joel quenneville. >> joel quenneville, not happy. a

i am looking at an accident on lower marian. i'll tell you where it is and how to get around it coming up. >> reporter: i'm matt delucia in south jersey where it's warm and muggy. a lack of rain is causing problems especially for farmers. how they're trying to save the food you want on your dinner table. coming up when "nbc 10 news" comes right back. >>> "nbc 10" breaking news. >>> four people are dead after a second earthquake hits nepal. we're monitoring the information and video coming in now to the "nbc 10 news" room. >>> nurgedging 90. we're tracking what could make this the hottest day of the year. we're already off to a pretty comfortable start. it's cloudy but when the sun comes up boy, things will be warming up a lot. >>> the heat and dry conditions can take a toll on local farms with little rain so far this season, we are talking to farmers about what we can expect from this year's harvest. it's 5:30. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. we will be harvesting warm temperatures. le

if marian will permit me i will take one more from the right. >> my name is samar, i'm on my own peril just to make that clear. now, since you've painted a very dismal picture of south africa and you keep saying with one or two person change it could get the leftist in why not pick the china model and start all over again, get their own mao and build through that and then they'll have ji shi ping and all that some through china miracle we see today. why not go through that model? >> that is my narrow right scenario. the reason -- it would leave south africa economically better off, but the basic rights and freedoms that the country struggled for for -- certainly through the apartheid era would disappear with it. there was a question. yes, you, sir. >> i'm kyle gibson, i'm with the u.s. chamber of commerce african apairs department and a former cato institute intern in the trade policy department. i want to touch briefly going back to the broad based economic empowerment codes. so you have the narrative of high unemployment rates. you have dropping commodity prices, and you have many af

why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor?s the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> the nba playoffs continue. one. favorites in the eastern conference the cavs facing chicago tonight. game one in cleveland. lebron james finishes an assist shy of a triple-double but it is not enough. derek rose team high 25 points. chicago steals one on the road 99-92. >>> curry won the nba award and voting not even close. winning 100 of the possible 130 votes. he averaged in the postseason better than 31 points

marian has partnered in the development, building asia's biggest jw marriott and ritz-carlton hotel.elops from gaming hub to world destination. , our customeray will move elsewhere. launch are expected to studio city later the seer with wind, sand and mgm -- wynn sand and mgm. the ritz-carlton says demand is already strong. as we have a new product, we will be displacing some business the next 12 months, we are looking at and 89-90 1% occupancy. occupancy. overnight, visitors and spend about five times more than daytrippers. it's part of the rationale behind the world's only all ritz-carlton. >> because you have the luxury customer, they stay a few more days. people like to stay 2-3 days. we are looking at a longer stay. we want to make sure they have all the comfort when they come to macau. interesting enough, these all of our facility. -- they use all of our facility. >> with billions of dollars invested, macau's casino industry is counting on it. scarlet: they are trying to appeal to families and tourists away from the big whales. mark: part of the strategy seems to be the non-cas

again, my favorite, i would advise any young woman who wishes to have an easy cry out life not to marian adams. so i knew whatever i did that the letters would be great but i still didn't know what the book was. so i started thinking about my own growing up here after world war ii and the effects of the war were very physically present the mullahs call bird with with what we call temporary buildings that had gone up in world war i and then more had been added. i remember asking my parents with temporary went because they didn't seem to be going anywhere and they were there for a long time. so you saw physically how the war had increased the government and made the city a bigger more important city. we knew the stories or at least learn the stories of rosie the riveter in the government girls who came into town in large numbers to staff the bureaucracy. and i knew because again i covered a hand had written about it but i haven't covered before these conventions but i had written about them after the war the movement really did come into focus and equal rights amendment was introduced in t

isis revelled in the destruction of sue marian strat us in mosul. dynamiting a 9th century palace. isis aren't the only group that have committed sins against world heritage in syria. in their battle for power, rebels and regime forces damaged the ancient bizarre in aleppo fought over the crusader castle. both rebels an black matt marketers looted and sold off other ancient treasures. but isis takes this destruction to an entirely new level. another piece of our collective history may be on the verge of being irrevocably lost. and senior international correspondent ivan watson joins us live from hong kong to bring us more perspective. i think it is interesting, ivan, all of the reporting you've done in the middle east and you actually went to palmyra as a tourist. that's interesting to me. i wanted to ask you, you said earlier on cnn, the significance that isis was able to take this significant city and significant for the region now that they have move need in syria. >> well, they've succeeded in capturing palmyra and at the same time moving in another direction which is to captur

. >> but the marian thing for us is to play good correct. >> tickets for friday's 2020 match have sold out. as the frans prepare to tear their seats for a historic game which it hoped will mark a change in the country. al jazeera. >> fluctuating porches kicked off between new england and new zealand. finishing up on 354 for seven. has sign add two year deal the 35-year-old has been with the spanish clip for 17 seasons and also the champions league three times. i want to keep playing football, i think qatar is the best place to prepare as a future coach or a sports director. i still don't know what i would like to do, what i do know is i want to come back, that is my goal. is again setting standards in practice hamilton three-quarters of a second quicker than his mercedes teammate hamilton aiming to win this race for the first time since 2008. the title leader, as commissioned got a bit worse eventually as the rain came down. roberto smashing and taking out a teddy bear. rainmaking. and that's the news hour, more news in a minute. >> >> as they make major gains in iraq, and syria. >> he

marian and i will gladly take your questions. thank you. [applause] >> thank you france, for a very interesting presentation. i would like to point out the marxist group and south africa's waiting in the wings difficult economic freedom fighters and want to make sure there's no connection between them and economic freedom fighters here at the cato institute the stanford exact opposite. before turning over to the audience for questions could you explain in just really want or two sentences your beef with the employment regulations? for those people are watching on tv or in the audience what's the problem with informer relations and also private property rights? >> i think the institute as maintain right from the start of the transition in 1994 that unduly heavy regulation of the south african labor market in the absence of the skills revolution will by necessity conclude in the problem of structural unemployment. and we have been proven right of course by the numbers that we see behind us. the fact of the matter, whether activists on the lef

marian, you frighten me when you talk like that.nything. use anything i had to get it. why should men be so different? all they've got is their brains they're not afraid to use them. neither am i. the key to the star image is that it is only an image, and yet we know there is a real person and that knowledge that we have that there is a real person makes us believe in the image. you see, pictures have given me all the education i ever had since i never went beyond the fifth grade. no formal education whatsoever. i used to have to read scripts and then look up the words how to pronounce them and what they meant, before i could learn the lines. i left school when i was only twelve. never learned how to spell "regret." we'll be late. (richard dyer) she always managed to keep a fit between all the different parts of the image and that was always difficult for stars to keep a fit between what they were like off screen how they were sold what the pin-ups were like what roles they played. (man) the celebrities include joan crawford. here's

may is filling the seat of late marian berry, and she will take over at a ceremony at the wilson building. >>> and when is the pollen go ging to go away? at what point do the trees knock it off? >> well, we are waiting for the trees to knock it off and in fact starting to see the tree count decline, and now the grass count is going to be coming along and that is with us for quite some time and throughout at least june but the other thing is that we have cool air, and we are going to be seeing the summer returning just like that, and with the return of the higher humidity, it is poor air quality, too, but today, nice air quality, and nice and clean and refreshing for the start this morning with the temperatures today getting up to 70 degree and in fact right now shgs now, reagan international where it is 71, and the lower humidity and clear for the evening hours at 9:00 and drop 10 degree ss at 11:00 p.m. around 9:00 and as we have widened it out, this is where we are, and we are starting to see the high clouds making their way into the area right now, and the pe des trayian foretray ian -

. >>> the famed serial stow away marian hartman is at it once again. she was arrested at chicago's o'hare airport twice last month. she gained national attention after repeatedly attempting to sneak onto planes including ones she did successfully. hartman has now been arrested at sfo, lax, sky harbor international in phoenix, the jacksonville airport and twice at chicago o'hare. >>> over the years cinco de mayo has proved somewhat troublesome for san jose. >>> noefrhundreds of police officers overnight patrolled the streets downtown and beyond. >> celebration! >> sinko de mayo! >> it looks like all the patrolling worked. hundreds of people were cruising the streets holding street shows across the city. the revelers played a bit of a cat and mouse game with officers early in the evening hours. police say they don't want a problem with people gathering unless there are doughnuts and other maneuvers that make the parking lots unsafe. >> we're not anticipating anything but we have an obligation to ensure we have plenty officers on hand. >> so far no report

why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor?ecause jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >>> searchers in california say they're close to developing a vaccination that prevents hiv. scientists at uc-santa cruz have been working on a vaccine for nearly 30 years. they plan to perform clinical trials in southern africa which has the most hiv infections in the entire world. those trials are still a few years away. the cdc says there are a million people living with hiv in the united states. >>> and the impact of the bird flu outbreak in the midwest is being felt across the country. the country's largest food contributor says the virus will limit its supply of eggs and egg-laying chickens for up to 18 months

why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor? jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >> what stunning day. time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. let's get all the stat activity from meteorologist cecily tynan. >> some people complaining this is a little too warm too soon. a lot of people saying this is nice 85 degrees, loads of sunshine, low humidity that's 15 degrees above normal and the warmest day since september 28th when we hit 86 degrees. right now it's 84 in philadelphia allentown 84, wilmington 82 millville 82, trenton 82 and you think wow what a great beach day but with the winds out of the south off the ocean it's a lot cooler at the beaches close to 20 degrees cooler, sea isle ci

seen two very -- marian. i have seen two persistent hands at the back. gentleman on my left and the one somewhat in front of me. i will be available here. i will try and be available for half an hour after. let me just take those two who identified. marian will commit me i will take one more from the right. >> i am on my own peril, just to make that clear. since you painted a very dismal picture of south africa and keep saying with one or two person change could get the leftist in, why not pick the china model and start all over again, get their own and build through that, and come through china miracle we see today. why not go through that model. >> that's my narrow read scenario. it would leave south africa economically better off but the basic rights and freedoms that the country struggled for for the apartheid era would disappear with it. there was a question. yes, you sir. >> kyle gibson with the u.s. chamber of commerce for african affairs, former cato institute intern. i want to touch briefly back to broad based economic empowerment codes. so you

marian barry and the man she beat, vincent gray, who's still being investigated for illegal campaignutions. the 42-year-old bowser has been involved in d.c. politics since she was 6 and used to go door to door with her dad who was a neighborhood commissioner. >> that's all i knew. that was a family outing for us. that was just our way of life. >> she says being mayor of her hometown has long been her dream. now she's putting together a team to boost every part of the city. >> i always look for a few things. are you smart in are you curious? are you going to call my constituents back? i've been in office just 120 days and i'm just excited every day about what's before us. >> bowser's sister used to call her j.b. jr. after her father because she used to love to tag along with her to all of his meetings. now they call her mayor bowser. that's it. have a great week. we'll see you next week. "fox news sunday." >> woman: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave precision induction cooktop, brought to you by the makers of the number-one-selling nuwave oven. >> announcer: when you

why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor?ecause jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >> tendon between the police and the public. new app says it is helping in the fight against police brutality. american civil liberties union released a app video on your smart phone but immediately sends a cope of the video to your newest aclu office. called the mobile justice app. >> reduces the blue wall of silence that we have seen, too many officers hide behind. >> the app also lays out your legal rights when recording and alerts other users if you are having an encounter with a officer. >> well, this doesn't happen often. a lava lake on hawaii volcano overflows giving visitors spectacular show. first time lava

asserted the flowering of the hsu marian civilization was occasioned by an outside entity. in another book he advances the theory that the texts detail the stories out aliens colonized the earth more than 400,000 years ago. so the ancient alien theory has gained currency in the popular culture, but to date the theory has not found acceptance in the scientific community. likewise skeptics reject claims of extraterrestrial ore greens contemporary ufos as well. be that as it may a number of seemingly credible eye witnesses have reported aerial anomalies suggesting an extraterrestrial origin. the contemporary ufo era began in 1927. a pilot reported seeing nine shiny objects flying past a mountain in washington state. not long thereafter the u.s. military had several encounters with ufos. for instance, on january 7 1948 an air force captain named thomas rantel pursued what he described as a metallic object high in the sky. after giving chase he plane crashed into the ground and he died. perhaps the most notable reported military case involving a ufo occurred in december 1980 at

marian montane. good to see you both. maryann you like verizon for a lot of reasons, don't you, including this deal with aol? >> yes, we do. we bought the stock for the 4% plus dividend yield at our income and growth portfolio but we think that this acquisition, you know at just 7.5 times ebitda is an attractive way to add to what they had already started in acquiring some small digital type of plays. digital marketing plays. >> kevin, maybe you can help explain to me what verizon is doing getting into the advertising business. >> well verizon's core mobile broadband access business is showing seens of a maturity and pressure caused by t-mobile and more recently sprint. we think that business goes ex-growth, verizon is trying to diversify into advertising, internet of things and other revenue streams to try to make up for the slowing growth in its core business. >> you're skeptical this is going to work right? >> you know look i think let's put in perspective, this is a small acquisition for verizon. it's a little over 1%

marian, welcome to the team. >>> the dow off 223 points today, having one of its worse sessions in a little over a month. much more ahead on today's sell-off. >> the traders again are watching the 50-day moving average for the dow and the s&p. 178,010 is the 50-day average level for the dow. 2,097 for the s&p. three points above that one. we'll keep an eye on that in the coming our here. i knew those numbers there. >> well done. >> china's shanghai composite more than doubling from a year ago. is this a bubble ready to burst? two top china market pros will hash that up coming up in a minute. >> billionaire john malone has been called the darth vader of the cable industry by al gore no less what does the buyout of time warner mean? the industry? that's coming up on the "closing bell." stay tuned. it's part adrenaline and part adventure. it's part geek and part chic. it's part relaxation and part exhilaration. it's part sports car and part suv. and the best part? the 2015 gla. it's 100% mercedes-benz. 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks a

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