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one final thing, anderson, she's come out with a statement, marissa alexander.er lawyers said she's ecstatic, thankful and wants to get back to her family. >> gary appreciate it. >>> coming up human remains discovered among the wreckage at the costa concordia 20 months after that ship hit rocks, capsized killing 32 people. also ahead, scary notion. hundreds of passengers aboard an airliner at 30,000 feet with at least one of the pilots asleep in the cockpit. new details about an incident on an airbus when we continue. we got the ball rolling. in cities across the country, coca-cola joined with communities and local leaders to roll out a summer filled with activity. from atlanta to l.a., people all over found that getting moving can be fun. in fact, it can be a day at the beach! all in all, we inspired three million people to rediscover the joy of being active. now, let's keep it going all year long and make a difference... together. [ male announcer ] now, taking care of things at home is just a tap away. ♪ introducing at&t digital life... ♪ ...personalized home

marissa mayer about to give that fire chat. we await marissa mayer. see you tomorrow, everybody. good night. >> life at the nasdaq site in new york's time square, this is "fast money." real returns in real estate. it's probably twrour biggest investment. will rising rates kill the housing rally? citigroup's real estate joins us with tough investment ychltdz bubble or boom? facebook? yahoo, groupon? oh my the high flying internet stocks can't be stopped. we will tell you whether you should follow suit and diplomacy trade, syria is the wild card shaping up the commodity markets. we have a special guest trade tore make sense of it all. i'm mellissa lee. we are trading tonight with karen finerman, dana than. let's get rate is to the big story "fast" is following tonight. the september rally the dow and s&p on track for their biggest weekly gains in more than six months. so should you stick with what's working or is this bull running out of steam. we are also awaiting marissa mayer to take the stage at the tech crunch concert. as soon as she does, we will bring you there live. in the

marissa anderson has been sentenced to 20 years behind bars.s defending herself, standing her ground from a husband who had been arrested before on charges of abusing her. >> he was arrested for doing what to you? >> he choked me. he pushed me forcefully into the tub. he push med so hard into the closet that i hit my head against the wall and i kind of passed out for a second. >> her husband received probation after that incident. months later alexander says she was in the bathroom at their home here in jacksonville, started pounding on the door. she said he was in a jealous rage over text messages on her cell phone. >> he managed to get the door open and that's when he strangled me. he put his hands miernld neck. >> reporter: alexander got away from her husband and made a fateful decision. she can could have run out the froonlt door and escaped. instead she ran into the garage and didn't have her car keys. instead she grabbed her gun. what did you think you were going do with it. >> i thought i was going protect myself. >> reporter: did you th

faith gay is a lawyer representing marissa alexander.he took over after an appeal and did not represent marissa during the george nal trial. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> a florida appeals judge has ruled that the jury received bad instructions and now she gets a new trial. what's her reaction to this? >> she is so excited that the system has worked for her. she was grateful for everyone who has supported her during the almost two years she's been in jail and she hopes to see her children. >> now, this case got a lot of attention in the wake of the george zimmerman murder trial because of what some of the people saw as parallels here. do you think that that public outcry and pressure played a role in the appeal judge's decision here? >> i think it was easy for the appellate court to follow the law. actually in the trial the burden of proof was flipped and marissa had to prove her innocence. now what has always been the case in america, which is the government brings charges, the government has to prove them. the gove

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there's a great development tonight for marissa alexander. coming up. >>> but first i want to the share the three awesomest things on the internet today. we begin a long time ago when the "star wars" movies were actually good. star trek director j.j. abrams is set to direct the next installment of "star wars." the latest attempt to bring balance to the force is an animated open letter, outlining four simple rules to make "star wars" great. number one, the setting is the frontier, not the imperial senate or the halls of parliament. >> amidst smugglers and bounty hunters, "star wars" is a western. and it's set in the frontier. >> other rules from the superfan named prescott harvey, keep the future dirty, don't try to overexplain mystical platforms like the force. but the biggest new rule for abrams is this, "star wars" isn't cute. it's a rough and tumble universe out there. >> it's never cute or silly. it's not childproof. it's freaking "star wars"! and han always shoots first. >> thanks, prescott harvey. if the movie is good, a grateful galaxy

ceo marissa mayer.nied to speak at this year's tech crunch disrupt conference in san francisco. we'll take you there live. also coming up -- >> my thing was, they said we're going to raise some money. i said, i'm going to be jamie foxx and raise money or be mike tyson, boxing champ, i need the money, or bill cosby, i'm going to give jello pudding. >> celebrities doing their part to raise money for cantor fitzgerald's annual charity day to commemorate the cantor employees lost in the 9/11 attacks. olders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >>> another big day for stocks. bob pisani recapping. >> i'm just having a piece of your birthday cake. it was another great day. we've added another component to our rally. lower interest rates moving the market. tak

. >>> later tonight there's new hope for a woman named marissa alexander from florida sentenced to 20 years for firing a warning shot to scare her husband. the case got attention during the trayvon martin case, people asking why george zimmerman went free when marissa alexander got 20 years. she claimed stand your ground. the center of both cases, florida prosecutor angela corey who had this to say a few days after zimmerman's acquittal. >> i heard the other day that someone i think from the naacp was trashing us for prosecuting marissa alexander. she fired a shot through a wall on the other side of the wall were two young black boys, younger than i hav von martin. they're not victims? >> marissa alexander is getting a new trial, not on the basis of her stand your ground defense but because of what an appeals court deemed improper jury instructions. our panel is back in the fifth chair journalist alison stewart. mark geragos does this make any sense to you? >> no sense. angela corey i said it before when we were doing that zimmerman block is a menace? it shows you today she released a

. >>> later tonight there's new hope for a woman named marissa alexander from florida sentenced to 20ears for firing a warning shot to scare her husband. the case got attention during the trayvon martin case, people asking why george zimmerman went free when marissa alexander got 20 years. she claimed stand your ground. the center of both cases, florida prosecutor angly corey who had this to say a few days after zimmerman's acquittal. >> i heard the other day that someone i think from the naacp was trashing us for prosecuting marissa alexander. she fired a shot through a wall on the other side of the wall were two young black boys, younger than i hav von martin. they're not victims? >> marissa alexander is getting a new trial, not on the basis of her stand your ground defense but because of what an appeals court deemed improper jury instructions. our panel is back in the fifth chair journalist alison stewart. mark geragos does this make any sense to you? >> no sense. angela corey i said it before when we were doing that zimmerman block is a menace? it shows you today she released a st

case in point when yee's ceo marissa meyer told employees they couldn't teleconference blue jeans put this up on highway 101 in hours. a guest lecturer at horton school of business and one of the most glowing news report, bloom energy and bloom boxes on cbs show "60 minutes." you used to be with bloom energy. i'm not going to ask you about it other than to say that was the most clothing report of a technology company i've ever seen and my hat is off to you. >> thank you very much. >> lets talk about the first one, the billboard. how quickly did you get that turned around when meyer said no more teleconferencing at yahoo! >> from the time she first said that to the time we had the execution wheels rolling was about two to three hours. it was a team effort like any successful marketing team, ideas come from different places. it might germinate in one way and by the time you talk -- >> hu talked about anything else? >> all kinds of things. what we realized was we were very fortunate. a week before we put up a billboard by san francisco. >> you had the spaces. >> announcing blue jeans as

plus, a chance for justice in florida as marissa alexander gets a new trial. and the creator of the hit show "doc mcstuffins" is coming to nerdland. but first, "mhp" is on the air and i'm taking calls. >>> good morning. i'm melissa harris-perry and this is "wmhp," broadcasting live from nerdland. now, today, i am taking your calls about the affordable care act. now, late last night, house republicans took us another step closer to a government shutdown by voting for a one-year delay of the law. but that's not going to happen. the heart and soul of obama care launches this tuesday, october 1st. now, perhaps the gop just doesn't understand, after all, there is a lot that you need to know. so let's go to the phones. eric, who's our first caller? >> melissa, our first caller is jim from oklahoma. caller, you're on the air. >> caller: i think it's really important, and don't you agree, that people of this country have to know what this is really all about. this is socialized medicine. now, a lot of them didn't believe that. >> well, there is a reason a lot of them

among them, marissa mayer who talked about how yahoo! got its groove back and where the company goes from here. in a rare appearance, marissa mayer talked first about the growth. >> you have to get the right people there before you can build the right products and the products have to be good otherwise you don't actually use them and once you've got that usage you can use that especially in advertising business like what we run to actually attract advertisers and grow revenue. >> reporter: and how the once beaten down company will continue to grow. >> we now get 12,000 resumes a week. and the reason that's because we have 12,000 employees right now. for every job we have, we get a resume each week which is up dramatically by a five or a six. >> reporter: then, in front of the tech crunch disrupt crowd of startups and ceos, she answered the question, which company did she like better? yahoo! or google? >> and i would say i love google. i was there for 13 years. if you told me i would be as happy anywhere else, i would have probably doubte

before her last trial, marissa alexander tried to use florida's "stand your ground law" to argue she was immune from prosecution... but a judge rejected it saying her decision to go back into the house to confront her husband was not consistent with someone who feared for her safety. she won't get a new chance at immunity, but alexander's lawyer bruce zimet says his client will get a chance to be heard. "she's ecstatic; she can't wait to get back with her family and to be vindicated." i'm ed payne reporting. the office of the florida state attorney for duval county says alexander's conviction "was reversed on a legal technicality." "do you want fries with that" won't be your only option at mcdonalds next year. the restaurant chain will start to offer side salads at no additional cost in value meals in 2014. it's part of a partnership between the fast food giant and the clinton foundation. they will also make water, milk and juice the beverage that comes with a happy meal. mcdonald's says these new changes will happen in 20 major markets around the world and will be fully implemented

marissa alexander is serving 20 years for a warning shot. she said her husband who had a history of domestic violence was assaulting her and fired a shot that hit the ceiling. no one was hurt, but she was sent to prison for 20 years. for trying to defend herself. how is this justice in america? but today a florida appeals court is ordering a new trial. joining me now is marissa alexander's attorney faith gaye and florida congresswoman colleen brown who's been fighting to get her a second chance. can thank you both for being here. let me start with you, faith. first of all, what was marissa's reaction when she got the news today? >> she was ecstatic as we all were. she was grateful to all of her supporters and she's looking forward to seeing her family and three children again soon. >> three children. she was sentenced to 20 years and not allowed to use stand your ground which we all know and have dealt with a lot here on this show with the zimmerman case. but this was not the reason she got a new trial. why was she given a new trial? >> beca

marissa alexander has been sentenced to 20 years behind bars, convicted of aggravated assault with adly weapon. she says she was defending herself, standing her ground, from a husband who had been arrested before on charges of abusing her. >> he was arrested for doing what to you? >> he choked me, he pushed me forcefully into the tub, he pushed me so hard into the closet that i hit my head against the wall and i kind of passed out for a second. >> reporter: her husband received probation after that incident. months later, alexander says she was in the bathroom at their home here in jacksonville, florida, when her husband started pounding on the door. she says he was in a jealous rage over text messages on her cell phone. >> he managed to get the door open and that's when he strangled me. he put his hands around my neck. >> reporter: alexander got away from her husband and then made a fateful decision. she could have run out the front door and escaped. instead, she went into the garage but says she did not have her car keys and the garage door was stuck. so instead, she grabbed her gu

. >> reporter: and at 8:30.yahoo ceo marissa mayer opens up about this sexy shot on the cover of vogueshe was convinced to stike that pose.and why she goes against one fashion trend that most women cannot believe. >> pam: tonight, new details. and video. emerging about the shooter. and what made him go on the september 16th rampage that killed 12 people. karin caifa reports. >> reporter:investigators in the case of the mass shooting at the washington navy yard have released new information about the shooting incident and the shooter himself. >> reporter: wednesday the fbi spoke specifically about-aaron alexis' mental health and his apparent motive. >>at this point i can confirm that there are multiple indicators that alexis held a delusional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency electromagnetic waves. >> reporter: surveillance video of the incident. >> reporter:in the video you can clearly see the shooter running up and down hallways and a stairwell of building 197 --brandishing a shotgun. according to police. alexis altered the shotgun by sawing

marissa mayer was a hot ticket at tech crunch if san francisco yesterday. people packed the floors to hear about the new logo and the company plans no -- for the future. she talked about her photo shop. >>the of frommer said, obviously the article is about leadership being unconventional so this is too conventional would you please move upside down so i said, sure. >> well, marissa mayer likes the new i don't go and is proud they did not spend millions on it. she ones to invest in people and work on smartphones. >> in boulder county, colorado, a water rescue team has uprighted the car which is in flood waters. we know that there is a been inside. this gentleman -- there it goes. he handed him a life jacket which he put on but the car has gone back down on its roof again and there must be air pockets because we saw the car in this position before and the gentleman need was okay. we believe this to be the situation new. that guy hopefully can climb out but they are checking right now. >> as we watch the developing news story, mike, maybe you can talk about th

she's marissa alexander. here she is.n appellate court ordering this new trial, all on a technicality involving the original instructions to the jury. and in our gary tuchman's original reporting, marissa had said her husband choked her, pushed her in a tub, the naacp had been all over the case, previously writing a letter to the trial judge. it released a statement just a short time ago saying this, quote, this is a welcome development in a case that represents the double standards in our justice system. so jean casarez, cnn legal correspondent, joining me now. how often do you hear about this? a new trial, first of all, and on a technicality? >> it doesn't happen every day. no question. i've got the opinion right here. and the court says, and it was a jury instruction, because it's amazing, but they gave an instruction to the jury, and remember, this is florida. where they said that if you, the jury, believe that this woman's husband was about to perpetrate that aggravated battery, about to attack her, it's her burden t

marissa mayer can basically do no wrong.eek today that the chief operating officer could actually be kicked out near term because the ad sales aren't actually delivering. that is a far bigger issue, isn't it? >> absolutely. you know, they've got -- they have not hit the kinds of wins they want on the advertising side, and you know, many of the things that the new yahoo! is attempting to do have not yet born fruit. >> we're going to have to give her time and see what kind of successes they have. but in terms of making moves to change the company and redirect the company, i think you've got to give her high marks. >> all right. high marks, at least from bill this morning, bill harris. >> and investors who the stock has doubled. >> thank you for your time. >> not this morning. >>> breaking news on jcpenney with courtney reagan. >> hi, thanks, simon. we are standing outside one of the walmart protests in new york city. we did just have the first protester arrested. but as you mentioned, we do have some break news on jcpenney. we

and then marissa mayer is speaking out. it's thursday, august 12th, 2013 and "squawk box" begins now. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we're going to talk about the latest on syria and putin's op-ed this morning in just a few minutes. but first, let's set today's market agenda. first up, we have data points of note. weekly jobless claims and import price res going to be released at 8:30 eastern time. also this afternoon, the treasury will auction $13 billion in 30-year bonds. you have the record $49 billion debt offering by verizon. stocks, they have been on a nice rally. the dow posted a triple digit gain for the third straight session yesterday. the s&p 500 closing up for the on seventh day in a row and also worth noting today, the new york fed president william dudley will be speaking in paris a little later this morning. the topic, on the reform of overthe counter derivatives. and the fkk will be meeting at the exchange eggs o

grizzly belongs to marissa's 13-year-old son, juan, who got a little teary eyed when he talked aboutked. like why would you take my dog away from me? >> grizzly is a pit bull/shepherd mix. the family only had the dog for a few weeks. a missing puppy report was filed with the police department. >>> another stolen puppy, this time roscoe is his name, a 5-month-old french bull dog. roscoe may be with two girls who took a liking with him. a witness said that those girls were leading the dog away on foot. when questioned, they said they owned the dog. >>> president obama is back on american soil tonight and syria remains one of his top concerns. while in russia earlier, the president announced he will address the nation in primetime on tuesday with the goal of convincing americans to support military strikes in syria. members of congress have been getting a flood of calls from voters with the majority opposing any military intervention. the president wants to use limited air strikes against the syrian regime. the senate could vote on the matter as soon as wednesday. >>> there are serious

. >> a big turn around for yahoo marissa mayer says the internet company now has 800 million users a 20 percent increase since she was houred away from google 15 months ago. the stock has doubled since mire moisture claim -- since marissa mayer came on board mostly from the value of holdings in china rapidly growing group. despite the increased traffic yahoo is still struggling to beast -- to boost their ad revenue. >> the temperatures are mile. the south bay is no different. low-to-mid 60's in boast neighbors and 57 in los gatos, and all of our temperatures are in the low-to-mid 60's and alameda is 65, and cupertino is 64 and lafayette at 63 and san carlos and san ramon at 62 and san francisco 61 with 50's and calistoga and bodega bay at 59. coit tower, the day after, we are still using that as a remembrance of yesterday. the day planner shows the next 12 hours more drizzle this morning and temperatures stay in the low-to-mid 60's through 7:00 with sunshine quicker today and by noon we are sunny but for the coast, 62 to 74 and 59 4:00 we are 62 to 80 below average and cool to comfor

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ito marissa mayer says that the internet, and they now has 800 million worldwide users.hat is a 20% increase since she was lured away from google. the gain disclosed yesterday is the latest evidence of the progress that yahoo is making. she says said the figure for the 800 million users does not include the traffic that the company has picked up from its acquisitions. >> state lawmakers are sitting governor brown legislation that would expand california's biggest employers asking job canada's or employees for access to their social media accounts. the bill would add public employees a list of those were barred from asking potential employees for their facebook, twitter, our other passwords. >> we will be right back with more headlines. here's a live look outside. temperature why san jose is added as 64 degrees. they shall want to the upper seventies. >> welcome back. here is a live look outside. on the left is the golden gate bridge. on the right the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks a little bit shinier as your approach the bay bridge. >> the fog and mist

marissa alexander is a 31-year-old mother of three and she tried unsuccessfully to use florida's standground defense which of course we are all now familiar with. now alexander made headlines after george zimmerman's acquittal in the death of trayvon martin. many want to know why this woman was sentenced to so much time while zimmerman walked free. david mattingly "outfront." he covered the zimmerman trial from zero all the way on. what are you learning about this new trial? >> well, erin, this case is at the central of debate over how the florida stand your ground law is applied. three years ago, marissa alexander said she was fearing for her life when she fired a shot at her abusive husband. that shot went into a wall. the man wasn't even wounded in this case. but alexander, an african-american woman, was arrested, convicted and sentenced to 20 years even though she argued self-defense. she was denied immunity under the state's stand your ground law. her case sparked protest and got a lot of attention during george zimmerman case. critics say this wouldn't have happened to her if she

>> marissa, right? >> yeah, that is right. >> marissa, you'll have to open the door.ave to force the door. >> it's jail too. >> you're not breaking my door. y'all are not doing this. >> this is a nice door. >> you're giving me attitude. >> i don't think i'm giving you attitude. if i am, i apologize. >> you are. you are. >> let's start over. i know you're going to try to protect your brother. that's normal. but you have no record, and you have never been involved with the police. >> i'm definitely cautious, but there are always going to be those people that we weren't ready for. >> boston police. wait on the porch there. >> i'm not waiting on no porch. you crazy? >> what the hell is wrong with you? >> boston police. wait on the porch! >> i'm not waiting on no porch. you crazy? >> what the hell is wrong with you? >> no, i did not. >> you hit me. >> resisting. they get in the doorway, and that is when she elbowed me, and that was it. >> come on. >> can you get my phone, please? >> family is going to protect each other, but i can't take any of that personal. >> it had not

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for marissa alexander it's another chance at freedom.er's lawyer told her about the new trial by phone. >> she's ecstatic, can't wait to get back with her family and to be vindicated. >> the the jacksonville mother of three was convicted offing avapted assault in march after 12 minutes of deliberations. she claimed self-defense saying she was attempted to flee her husband, ricoh gray, when she picked up a handgun. >> what did you think you were going to do with it? >> i thought i was going to have to protect himself. >> were you thinking you might have to shoot him? >> if it came to that. >> reporter: she fired the gun into a wall. nobody was hurt. her initial defense against her allegedly abusive husband, florida's stand your ground law, but that defense was turned down by a judge. the issue? alexander could have left through the front door after the altercation. instead, she went to the garage to get her car and leave, but she says she forgot her keys and went back inside the house with her weapon. she says she was terrified, became tr

the stock is up 80% since marissa mayer took over. jon is the bull, josh is the bear. 1:30 on the clock. >> josh, the most trafficked site isn't google, it is, indeed, yahoo!. and the fact that they've embraced mobile. you take a look at big noggins. the reason i knock this out there isn't because of your big noggin, it's because this is a fantasy sports site that yahoo! bought. it is the most popular sports app on the itunes store. i think that shows the commitment that yahoo! has to being on mobile. take alibaba, earnings there, ref ni venue up 71%. then you look at yahoo! japan hitting it out of the park and paid cliques up -- clicks up. >> why do you hate it? >> i don't hate it. i think it's a great company but i think when we're talking about the stock price, the trade has been made. stock has doubled on improvements that, frankly, are largely kos met irk. everybody at yahoo! feels better which is great and they have legitimized themselves, they've made some good acquisitions but they have to make them pay off. here is the proble

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and the remarkable turnaround of a special report on yahoo and ceo marissa mayer. >> welcome back to the much- hyped iphone rollout from apple in the states. it is met with much disappointment, shares plunging five percent in new york trading and in china where the company held a simultaneous rollout for the first time ever. the main issue is cost. many analysts predicted one of the new models, the 5c will cost $490, the retail cost $735, about the same as iphone 5. the 5s features faster hardware and a fingerprint reader. and it is even pricier, retailing $865. the talk of silicon valley, not often do audiences get to hear the chance to hear from marissa mayer directly. she took to the stage at the techcrunch conference to discuss personal strategies. >> named as the 14th most powerful businesswoman in america, she has been at the helm of yahoo for 14 months. the company's stock has doubled. >> we are seeing a lot of usage on home page, mail, search. my strategy has been to be focused on daily habits. >> and the issue of the logo. michael poke fun at the much- publicized 30 day camp