mike mccormick stayed through four tours. >> i don't think anyone ever gets over it.y intertwined into everything i am and everything i'm doing today. so it's part of me. >> the footnotes of 9/11 continues. up next, the footnotes who can't forget that face. >> eight months after i retired it started happening. the psychological problem. heart healthy, huh?! ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. surprisingly bold flavor so you can get out of your element. so you can explore a new frontier and a different discipline. get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can be inspired by great food once again. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. [ sneezes ] you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. ♪ >>

lori amy's robinson the vice president and branding am come quakes for mccormick. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> mccormick is a global company and trust is very important to you. tell me about that. >> trust is a huge part of our business. it has been our tag lean for many years and been a pillar of our company. you'll hear us talk about the taste you trust and we understand that's our brands are millions and millions of pantries. >> and mine. >> absolutely. around the world and we know that consumers trust us when they are having birthday parties or holiday celebrations and because of that, we go to great lengths to have the best quality ingredients to make them safe and bottle them and provide them to consumers. we're very good at it, but we're very proud of our record. >> we realize that we wouldn't be a global flavor company without the communities where we liver and operate. i think we have been successful for two reasons. our employees are engaged in the community. we volunteer a lot. we spend a lot of time in schools and with our local ch

we have shawn mccormick via skype from taiwan "right this minute."hawn, welcome to the show. >> hi, good morning. >> this is so beautiful that you've taken on all of these animals. did that have something to do with your eviction? >> um, no. eviction sounds mean. the landlady's been great to us, but our contract runs out at the end of this month and that's why we have to move. we have just been very fortunate enough to find an amazing property very nearby. we are going to be doing a kick-start campaign very soon. and also, we're looking for someone to help us to expand the organization. >> people have fallen in love with moppy. is she sort of your figurehead for this new campaign? >> she could be right now. but yeah, she wants to be the face of our campaign. i don't see why not. she's sitting next to me, if you'd like to meet her. >> yeah! >> yeah, can we see her? let her be the face of our show today. >> i don't think she's doing interviews. this is moppy. >> oh! >> look at her little legs! >> she's waving. >> aww. >> as you see, she's not really cu

jim mccormick. today's talk is fences and retaining walls. and one of the things i found most interesting is to show slides and talk about what we see in the slides as a way to trigger comments from our guests and your comments and questions as well. i think we have -- i have slides that i'm going to show you, basically three or four different pieces. the first piece is fences along the street. the second one is fence in people's back yards. the third part might be commercial fences. another part is retaining walls and maybe retaining walls that have fences on top. we have a lot of them in san francisco. and then retaining walls and issues related to retaining walls. we have a series of slides about that. and i will start by talking about this first slide, which is so atypical in san francisco. a white picket fence in san francisco. this is what we usually do not see. but there are very specific rules, and the rules say that where you have a fence on the front property line, you may not need a per knit. -- permit. you can build a fence withou

mccormick and ms. o'brien have created natural art installations in golden gate national recreation areas and the east bay regional parks and their sculptures have been on display at local museums such as the [speaker not understood] museum. the next event is by cameron hawkinson, and he intends to install temporary ground installations most likely little areas for people to sit. and he hopes that they will serve as an artful and interesting element to the park. the quigley house is an original idea from the arts coalition. according to local historian patrick quigley was the superintendent of construction in golden gate park from the early 1870s to 1912. patrick and his large family, they had at least seven children, lived in a house situated in kesar triangle. patrick lived in the house until he passed away in 1912. then the house stood empty and was considered haunted until it burned down in 1914. the idea behind this art project is to use 400 pieces of recycle ed brick to outline where the quigley

. ♪ >> this is how workdays start for greg mccormick, at 4:00 a .e ster, at the gang unit on the night shift. the gang unit knows the rifbs every time they head to the neighborhoods they patrol. but these cops think that the darkest corners of their city are worth saving and they are the ones born to do it. >> i originally grew up in hyde park, my father was a police officer, so i always new i wanted to become a cop. >> the gang unit officers wear plain clothes to blend in and the unmarked cars patrol in pairs. >> our shift is the most unpredictable shift. if you are going to conduct criminal activity as a gang member, you are going to do it in the hours of 4-midnight. >> summer is always when crime surges on the streets. and a long hot night still lies ahead. >> it's a beautiful day for fighting crime. >> please. >> jennifer penton and pat rogers have known each other for two years and only recently became partners. >> working pwith pat is like no working at all. i get to do what i love and do it with my best friend and it makes my job easier knowi

matt mccormick, thank you for joining us today. brian, back over to you, sir. >> yeah. i want to give an update here. we've been quiet a few minutes which for me is highly unusual but the word is elvis costello, the singer, is on stage playing a song. we don't know if it's the end of the event or do something after elvis costello gets off the stage. but guess what? here's what we know so far. iphone 5c, the new lower placed plastic rim version for emerging markets and for here as well. iphone 5s that's going to be highlighted with new speed, camera capabilities, improved siri, ios 7 will launch september 18th. the new operating system. itunes radio, here's the one thing we have not heard which every single analyst say is important is china mobile. china mobile not only the biggest mobile company in china, the biggest in the world by far. they have 740 million subscribers, more than double the entire population of the united states. right now apple has deals with china unicom and telecom which are big players. some people expected a big china mobile announcement. we have

megan mccormick began our silk road journey in xi'an in china. now, join holly morris as she continues from the mountains of kyrgyzstan, central asia. [captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> in this episode of "globe trekker around the world," i'm traveling one of the most exotic highways in the world, the ancient silk road, all the way from china behind me, thousands of miles through central asia to the edge of europe. this is gointo bone unbeliable journey. ntral asia is a vast region of mountains, deserts, and plains, stretching from china all the way to the edge of europe. starting my journey in kyrgyzstan near osh, i travel to tashkent, in uzbekistan, and then by train to samarkand and bukhara. moving on to merv in turkmenistan, i fly to baku, in azerbaijan, before heading on to tbilisi, in georgia. flying to konya in turkey, i travel by camel caravan like the old silk road traders, before finally ending my trip in istanbul. hi. yeah, you guys ready for the festival? i'm holly, nice to meet you. hi. since time immemorial, kyrgyz noma

authority has given a thumbs-up on the design for the proposed glass wall depaul basketball arena at mccormickthe $7.2 billion contract was unanimously awarded to a connecticut-based company won of six architecture firms conceding focompeting fore deal. last week's powerful winter has come for but has little interest in a public celebration. the winner has chosen to remain anonymous. the man is from south carolina. he stopped into a convenience store hours before last week's drawing to get some hot dog buns. he did not find the bouns but he did by $20 for the power ball tickets including the winning ticket for $400 million. >> we have highlights of from the chicago bears taking on the pittsburgh steelers from last pittsburgh steelers from last night. whoa! sweet mother of softness. paws off, pal. [ female announcer ] new charmin ultra soft is so soft, you can actually see the softness with our new comfort cushions. plus you can use up to four times less. enjoy the go with new charmin ultra soft. [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food

the mookie case started on greg mccormick's day off. >> cover the rear, and the four sides.itch will go in the front. any suggestions? all right, so we will get ready and stack up and head out. >> the gang unit, it's all type-a personalities and so, when guys get away -- >> at 7:30 a.m., the gang unit in the boston police department sets out for mookie flannery's house. >> we are going after mookie, my friend, mookie. mookie is in big trouble. >> it can be a nice, easy, grab and cuff and lock him up even. but it could be messy. >> he has access to a gun at any time. he doesn't have no fear. even that day when he was being chased by the cop, even he let off a round, so, anything is possible. i mean, anything can happen anywhere. but you know, it's a different mind set when you are going after a major player. you are going after someone that just committed the same violence he just did. >> we've extra attitude. >> same here. >> there's a back door, there's a side door. [ knocking ] >> confirm magz on the target right now. we have the perimeter surrounded. >> hey! hey! someone

and then miles lawton and greg mccormick right behind. >> i'm giving the baby a bath and the baby took in the water. >> that's just now happening? i pulled a rookie move today. i was changing a diaper, and i forgot to get the new diaper. i went and grabbed the diaper. so he wept like this. yo. this dude starting spraying pea all over. it was so nasty. and it stink. >> so babies take adult [ bleep ]. wow, it's funny. in the diaper it's all mushed up. >> well, it's in the diaper, greg. >> i dig that. but you would never know. you would think they just come out like clam chowder. >> units, we have shots fired. >> where? >> homestead. >> if one of us says 269, it's a firearm, that's whoa i'm telling you. >> when the call for shots fired comes in, you get that adrenaline feeling going through your body. your vision is a bit better. your hearing is a bit better. >> one down. >> a few blocks away, the rookies also respond to the call. >> as a patrol officer, you go wherever the radio call sends you. and you go to that situation regardless of how dangerous it might be. >> controlling access to

ma marie mccormick is here with us. to have you here. >> thank you, sue, it's nice to be here. >> i grew up in california. i have family that live in the del mar area and i am always jealous of them. 22% tax up every year. it puts is at about 4 to $5 million. the average days on the market, 42, and that is down 47%. so ann marie, it does sound like you have a pretty hot market, and i would assume, a tight market. is that correct? >> yes. we still have very low inventory and the market is still moving, but we don't have a lot of inventory out here. >> let's take a look at our first listing and that is at 3535 keats street, unit 3. it originally sold at $380,000. $4,360 in taxes, two bedrooms, two bath and just over 1,000 square feet. what area of san diego is this in? this is in petlama. very nice balconies. beginner price range. it sold in a single open house with multiple offers and a cash buyer. >> do you see a lot of cash buyers? >> yeah. >> all right. >> a lot of cash buyers out here. >> let's go to the second listi

>> troy mccormick and mac spainhour are hosts of a adventure and recreation show. >> welcome to indianatures. >> if you haven't caught it on air, it's a weekly regional tv series about two local guys having a blast doing what they love to do. the show is filmed all over indiana and during one particularly lively episode, troy and mac discover that they don't need any rods or tackle to attract fish. >> oh! >> they duck for cover as fish come to them. diving into the boat one after the other. >> here we go! >> it's like popcorn. they're popping everywhere. they're coming straight up. they're behind us on side of us. >> this fish story begins on a september morning in 2010. mac gets a call that something unusual is happening on the river. >> some of my buddies that were on the river said you got to come over here. >> mac calls troy and they set out on a fishing expedition they will never forget. >> all of a sudden that first fish comes flying out of nowhere. passes between us, bouncing off parts of the boat. >> there's one! >> a single jumping fish is unusual. but it's not enough to shock

the other top three stock picks of matt mccormick, matt, it's always great to have you on the show andof interesting, i'm going to pick tupperware. my mom used to go to tupperware parties when i was a kid and here they are still going strong. what's their secret and why do you like them? >> mandy, i think when you look at tupperware it's play on tep is economic growth. there's 2.7 direct sellers. go to parties and sell to friends and people that want to be more choosey on consumption habits, find way to make money and great worldwide play. it's up strong in emerging markets. turkey up over 34%. india up 24%. strong in developed markets where france had 10% year over year sales, north america 12% year over year sales. for people that want to try to make a living, save food and also something that we -- the products are very long-lasting and by the way, they have a near 3% dividend yield as well. >> we teased maple leafs. another one of your picks, bell canada, bce. really? why this name? boring canadian telecom? >> i know, brian. it's under the radar and it's one of the few telecom stoc

mccormick falling as well after lowering its guidance. its various spices is down 2 2/3%. ty? >>> the power house, we're going to travel to a top real estate market in america today. guess where that is. beautiful portland, oregon. find out how much house your money buys in the city of roses. >>> plus, after his spectacular america's cup win, oracle ceo larry ellison's multimillion-dollar paycheck getting some investors angry. we will explain. americans take care of business. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, planning, working one on one. to help you retire your way... with confidence. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. ameriprise financial. more within reach. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." i'm diana olick. home prices may be rising, but there's still sweet spot for investors. call them hidden housing gems. realty track. topping the list, wichita count

[laughter] so thank you so much and brian mccormick and all the of co-host because i will forget all 30 of you that were willing to support this that were out front we thank you so much for doing that. we had an incredible turn out we had sponsors with the waiting list i was just told we were prepared you can still order the book the book plates are nice and big and beautiful you cayenne take these and they will be here. the books are selling out like crazy. we're so proud of you eric you are great to mr. bush and mrs. bush in the support of us as well for eight years. [applause] and especially those if you were waiting outside. [laughter] we have wonderful sponsors with so why an a and the beer and thank you for making that possible. [applause] first of all, i want to think david for hosting the event it is overwhelming to see everyone here. most of all to you for responding. i am so glad i got that message from you. [laughter] it was so nice of you to do this for me. i never thought that something like this could happen to something -- like somebody like me as an ordinary guy but t

volumes were low at the airport so that is to the downside and mccormick after their quarterly reporty ensure everything from ships to the voice of bruce springsteen to the tune of $6 million. lloyd's of london is out with midyear earnings and i spoke with john nelson and asked him why profits were lower for the first half of this year. >> the first half, the business is in, the high risk end of specialist insurance. we had a relatively benign first task and very few catastrophe claims. underwriting profits were up 26%. that was counterbalanced by the investment returns being significantly down. the return in the first six months from 1.2% to 1.5%, that was caused by market conditions. in general, the late's market where we hold assets to pay claims and they have to be cash, credit, relatively short corporate bonds and sovereign bonds and because of the site, up the first half of the year on mark to market basis they were sharing marked downs investment returns but for the insurance industry and for lloyd's in particular, it would be helpful if we saw a slight increase in interest rat

. >>> plaintiff richard mccormick thought the defendant was his good friend, but he now realizes thaton. richard claims the defendant lied about having romantic feelings for him as part of the setup. and he's suing her today for loans and truck repairs. defendant tonya gatston says she's heartbroken to be in court today being sued by her good friend, but she truly believes richard is severely addicted to painkillers. tanya insists she has repaid richard for everything he's suing for in court today. >> start with you. >> well, they say hindsight is 20/20. i found out the hard way. the defendant, who i thought was my good friend, was actually for the past seven months basically just setting me up for a con. we used to have lunch together and we used to -- i would listen to stories of her marriage and her abuse stories about her abusive husband and health issues. she did have health issues. and she even told me that she had feelings stronger than friendship which the friendship was strictly platonic. and that, to me, was just part of the reason, part of the con she was setting me up with

megan mccormick began our silk road journey in xi'an in china.