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melissa block. wealthy british style. market why not. come to.ind out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. listing constantly needs new sources of water. here in the state of maine a home team of hydrogen interests is searching for new springs for the company. mr knight requires water rights privately all purchases whole areas outright. which is what happened in the front a preacher. poland springs are nestle's would light up the tire area here and get all its mountain water and sell it all over the world for money regardless of what it does to the ecology they are very very astute in dealing with. changing regulations or working within regulations. to meet the demands and the goals that they have if there was no. resistance to them coming to town there would be no office with a good neighbor policy of giving away free coffee the funny part is they give away free water they're giving away a case of free water to the first fifty peopl

melissa: there is one on my block. i have never offered me anything like that. leveraging different offices. >> you can use resources at headquarters if you get involved. you can get involved. melissa: can you piggyback for free? i those jobs? what you get out of that? >> opportunities, say something is coming and the need someone to take care of it. basically form some type of synergy where you can help each other. you helped subway headquarters. you've come on top. melissa: is there an example of a problem that they were able to up highlight or help you fix? >> they help us avoid a the first one we opened, we were looking at going 247 and having discussions with the franchiser. with skill that back to 2014. because we were able to learn about some of the pitfalls. melissa: like what? >> you have big parts or you don't have any sales. are you really going to have sales at 3:00 a.m. on a wednesday at our location? those are the conversations that we had. probably not. 3:00 a.m. on a friday and saturday. melissa: that makes sense. you use the university of subway

blocks of money. they oug to be working into the hedge funds. melissa: that's more trouble than it's worth. ey're looking for people who are going to give them big blocks of money, millions of millions of millions. there are not that many. they managed. the kind of already knew those folks. stop by and had lunch with them. where is your advertised its a missive to the masses effectively over. define the publications, you find the web sites, maybe the tv shows, many decided to press reports if they know it is irrelevant. here is something missing out on you ought to be taking advantage melissa: i like this. what is your favorite at? >> well, in the end that suggests, of course here is a party that of the cool kids have been invited to the you did not get to get to. now all of a sudden is your shot. because we read in the paper all the time, a hedge fund has become a description for someone with a lot of money, buys a ferrari, on and on and on. melissa: sounds good. >> exactly. here is your chance. >> i mean, there could be a jingle. melissa: we are getting rich, how about you. you don't think

blocked. so be aware of that if you're planning on traveling 301 near the split for 5. i'm also tracking along with melissayou heard her report, about the earlier incident involving a fire. well, it was an empty ride-on bus fire and now you're seeing the 8500 block of river road shut down in both directions while police are investigating. now another live look. right now at least one side of the roadway is getting by so that is good news. now i'll send it over to tom. >>> we have the sky putting on a show the last couple of days and yesterday afternoon we had some dramatic high clouds passing over. this photo taken by bill mcknight posted to weather@nbcwashington.com. love it when you share your nature and weather photos. another sky show going on right now. a live view from the predawn on this thursday morning. 60 at reagan national. a northeast breeze, very light right now. and temperatures are generally in the 50s in the suburbs and rural areas. a disturbance spinning its way over southwestern west virginia and into southwestern virginia. it's heading off to the east. so any sprinkle should pass through

melissa: so many trends word there is one thing. i walked by a store on my blocklls only croissant's, this, that. yowonder how long these people the same business. do you have another plan? >> oh, yes. different flavors. plus, my goal is to make good run in and introduce good rahman . from what said make ramen burgers as well as just kaynine. melissa: what else did you make? >> dessert options. everyone keeps comparing as. melissa: i'm going to wait until the commercial tv because i understand it's very messy. thank you for coming on. appreciate your time. up next, who made -- today. he is raking in $10 million. it will probably be gone before he knows it. you can never have too much "money" for two months ramen. all right. that's it. ♪ we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retire

blocks from lincoln center. here. ellen welpton. she took classes saturday afternoon, three days before she disappeared. well, melissaared, she bought cds from a store on columbus. and janet mcbride. she bought a movie ticket at lincoln plaza on a sunday afternoon. so four victims were in the same area of columbus avenue on a weekend afternoon before they disappeared. no restaurant or bar charges. they might have met him on the street. well, he would have needed time to talk to them, to gain their trust. columbus avenue, there are street vendors. mrs. kelly. um, what's in that tube? uh, a sketch of marla. i found it on her desk. two of the victims sent similar sketches to their parents. another one had hers out to be framed. these portraits, they take up to half an hour. that's plenty of time to chat up the victims, find out if they're single, live alone. and once he had one on the hook, he got in touch with heltman, set up a play date? two days later, the women disappeared. latent and forensics have a look at these yet? still looking, but they're all done by the same guy. you can tell by the eyes, the pie-shaped sli

melissa: tesla on a marathon hot streak, the stock is skyrocketing evon musk is the new steve jobs, but one auto expert sd there are massive road blocks ahead, and tesla is racing toward implosion. lauren, great to see you, you see that institutional money has flooded? >> from what i'm reading. i am not a financial expert, but said all institutions have pulled away, what is left is tech laters and i did trader, right now they boosted price over $2 a share, if it were me, i'd be selling, but i am not a financial expert i can tell you about the carfaxes. melissa: it advertises it cost $ 600,000 a month to own a tes lark you say it costs more? >> it says 58-dollar a month, average person says that is -- i can afford 580 a month. most people pay arow around that price ar a car, what is going on, state of california, and dealership group, they are unhappy they are not allowed to, like it they are saying with all gas savings and maintenance savings, you get $7500 federal tax credit. you will get $1500 from state, you could get municipalities, you could bring the price down less. but only 20% of americans can get that discount, if you take y

block style and walk in and we'll give you good advice. >> private sector solving a problem. >> yes. thank you, melissand we'll watch for you tonight on the fox business network. it airs at 5 o'clock p.m. east other than time. don't miss it. >> and president making a major address on syria before the people of the united states and in a prime time address and congress set to vote tomorrow on a potential military strike and we know how that is looking, not to positive. and the situation on the ground there, meanwhile, what are they thinking? people who live in damascus and a leppo? we'll have a report from the region straight a head. and people, should they be willing to work for the food stamps that they get? details on one governor's plan to do just that, next. ♪ [voice] hu-rry up, is cold in here. [jelly bear] relax. we're checking the manual. [jelly animal] whoa,this minivan is loaded! ailable forward collision warning,pandora compatibility, available lane departure warning and what!?! [jelly animal] this sucks. [announcer] we understand life in a minivan. introducing the first minivan with an avail

blocking domestic energy production. the judge is here. what does he think of muslim head scarves? he'll tell us. melissag paper bank, about her mother, a tie rapt. melissa is here. there's "dancing with the stars," valerie harper, guts and ratings. this is not your average financial program now, is it? ♪ look at this, day two of the rally, the dow is up 88 points, and that's because no action is likely immediately or any time soon on sere why. by the way, we're going to have big changes for the dow jones industrial average starting september 23rd. goldman sachs, nike, visa, they go into the dow 30, all up. hp, bank of america, alcoa, the three stocks coming out of the dow 30. that news announced earlier this morning. president obama getting thrown a lifeline on syria, a diplomatic solution. if assad hands over weapons to international control, the u.s. will back away, probably, from any attack. congressman hastings joining the company now. sir, looks to us and to investors, this is a delay, maybe a total cancellation, of any attack. what's your reading? >> the first premise, of course, is you have to go

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block t acid with prilosec otc, and don't get heartburn in the first place. [ male announcer ] one pill each morning 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ ♪ >> with i'm melissah brief. new york's attorney general is calling on washington to crack down on high-speed traders who get early access to market-moving data and trade on it. eric. schneiderman says when high-speed traders get information early it creates something par for insidious than insider trading. consumer confidence slipped in september, that is a four-month low. the conference board found americans less optimistic about the jobs outlook. and coming up at 5 p.m. eastern on "money," spencer patton from field line investments. he says the fed has completely taken over the market at point, he is cautiously bullish, but why is that a good thing? that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ashley: home prices in july posting their biggest year-over-year gain in more than seven years according to the latest s&p case-shiller index. here to break down the numbers, david blitzer, chairman of the s&p index committee which he helps compile this report, so who better