the autonomy founder, michael lynch, says he suffered a significant amount of damage to his reputationnable to pursue business opportunities, lynch said. they agreed to a $10 billion merger in 2011, but hp wrote it down and accused of ptolemy -- autonomy of accounting fraud. hp sued him for more than $5 billion. microsoft and google have agreed to a monumental truth over patents -- they have been clashing over royalties related to patents. in a joint statement, microsoft and google say they anticipate working together in other areas in the future to benefit our customers. joining me now is patent reporter susan decker and david long. susan, you have been reporting on this today. this deal is significant for what it does cover and what does it not cover. lay it out for us -- what is included in here and what is not? reporter: first, they are dropping 20 lawsuits in germany and the u.s., a limiting all of -- eliminating all of the suits that google had inherited when it bought motorola mobility. they will also cooperate on patent issues. what it doesn't include is the android licensing p

michael lynch is here. we need to know are they a threat for the patriots? mike: not at all. those two wins are inflated since they were over cupcake teams. the dolphins are feeling much better about themselves than they were three weeks ago. two weeks ago, miami put 38 on the floor -- the board against t tennessee. the combined records of those twopponents -- three wins, nine losses. >> they' re playing great. they' ve got a lot of great players. every team, every time we played these guys, i mean, they have been a challenge. so, we started off last year and lost in the first game of the year. we battled back against them. and second half of last year, so, they' re riding high now. mike: tom brady saying all the right thing. more from him and the celtics on the eve of the season opener at 6:00. ed: we should take a picture of this. look at this traffic moving great on the right of your screen. the access roads are a little slow but all in all for the beginning of the week it does not look too bad. there is some red. drive times. mass avenue through route 3 25-ish. 128 the th

emily: but that' s not the only reason they' re getting a high 5 from michael lynch. it is tonight at 6:00. in the meantime, record your own wake up call. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. i know you said it was going to be tough this morning. i did not expect a monsoon. cindy: the rain is an issue and the leaves coming down and wind. a combination. sometimes the leaves are clogging the drain and creating flooding. southeastern massachusetts getting hit hardest. a flash flood warning. this is around a fall river-new bedford area for parts of southern and south senate bristol county until 7:30 this morning. typical you get the flooding with heavier downpours. rainfall over half an inch to an inch and a half per hour. the rain is torrential. coming in. hurricane and that is why we are seeing incredible rainfall. the other thing we' re starting to see is new lightning off the eastern tip of long island. this is shifting northward. you are under the gun in southeastern massachusetts for the next couple hours. mike i

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another bearish note, michael hartnett, chief investment americant at anglo merrill lynch.rating he likes regional banks over brokers going to the earnings season. he called it main street over wall street. we have a chart of how the groups have performed here today. he said you should favor main street over wall street. economic environment where you do have an improving job market but markets are turbulent , a big area of focus for jp morgan, goldman sachs, etc.. the regional banks have risen, even as we of seen the broker-dealer ball. this is the kbw index of regional banks versus index of brokers. interesting to see that activity. we will see if the similar trend holds up throughout the earnings season. david: julie hyman of the markets desk. intel set to report third-quarter earnings after the bell. shares down 11% so far. ?hat can we expect today cory johnson joins me from san francisco with the preview. what are you going to pay attention to? the big question is what is the revenue guidance going to be for the fourth quarter. intel tends to not massively surprised wh

michael finney. "7 on your side." >> interesting information. marshon lynch is teaming up with starbucks to help inner city kids. they are serving a special frappaccino called beast mode, which, as you know, is his nickname. >> it contains a punch of protein with raspberry drizzle and whipped cream. a portion goes to his charity called first family foundation. the drink is only available in the state of washington and in oakland. one more way to get your caffeine fix. >>> it's one of the most storied football rivalries last night. the soccer star is the first girl to play for the high school. audrey last night kicked a 30-yard field goal against arch rival bellerhan. they beat st. francis 28-26. but check out that kick. way to go, girl! >>> can only do one thing. >> if you have seen this preview of "the force a," -- force awakens" you probably aren't alone. it's been viewed 24 times. and 50 shades of bray trailer, which was one of the most watched in 2014, had just 93 million views the entire year. disney produced star wars and is the parent company of abc7. i have the feeling it's not the only record agoing to

. >> michael: they may have found who they will be this season. we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynch running like that, starting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around. bobby wagner middle linebacker was back, so is that defense. that defense, sacked

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there is an interesting callout from michael hartnett from bank of america merrill lynch, and it redirects a call from earlier this year. he prefers mainstreet over wall street. look at the regional banks versus the brokers. that is what we have seen happen. the white line is the kbw regional banking index. the traditional brokers. they have fallen more than 8% this year while regional banks have risen more than 5%, although a lot of that game has happened recently. interesting, going into earnings season, something to keep in mind, as we hear from the regional banks as well as the big, diversified banks. scarlet: thank you. jpmorgan is reporting of or :00 p.m. -- 4:00 p.m. intel will also be reporting after the close. alix:p.m. we want to get a checn the bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has an update. mark: vladimir putin fires back. haveys some countries oatmeal in their heads when it comes to their military intervention. do notnt putin says they understand russia wants to help the world fight terrorism. a new report says that e-mail server hillary clinton used as secretary of st

for more, we're joined by michael hanson at bank of america merrill lynch and kevin karen market strantegistn, this isn't show a serious deterioration and i think that's the kind of stud thattitude tha are approaching it with. >> yeah, it's not a serious deterioration, but the composite picture for us, this has been a relatively soft year. in fact we have to go back to 2006, 2007, 2008 to find a weaker year. so we'll just be surprised if we get to the imf expected growth rate of over 3%. we don't think the global economy is growing that fast and consequently are a bit cautious on portfolios at this point. >> let's come back to that in a moment. michael, you're the economist here. how much confidence do you have in the figures? on the one happened the drag for lower manufacturing and exports of course being eased by services which apparently in china accelerated at 8.4% despite the fact that stock market was melting down at the time. >> yeah, i think the direction of data is right. who knows for sure exactly where the levels are. there is a lot of skepticism that the numbers may be in fact lo

michael: they may have found what they were and who they are. who they will be this season. we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynch running like that, starting with him then you tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? bobby wagner middle linebacker was back, so is that defense. that defense, sacke

michael: they may have found what they were and who they are. who they will be this season. we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynch running like that, starting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around. bobby wagner middle

michael: they may have found what they were and who they are. who they will be this season. we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynchat, starting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around. bobby wagner middle linebacker was

michael: they may have found what they were and who they are. who they will be this season. we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynchrting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett the guy we had on game changer small guy 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around. bobby wagner middle linebacker was back so is

lynch, beast mode, going into a new business. how he's hoping people get their mornings off and running. >>> i'm michael finney.head. i'm still taking your questions. search for michael finney. i'll answer questions here live a little later. >>> i'm spencer christian. powerful hurricane patricia, category 5 hurricane, continues to push on shore on the western mexico coast. the storm is expected to produce catastrophic damage. we'll continue reporting on this and a look at our local forecast coming up in just a moment as abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. >>> at 4:35, we want to take a look at your traffic. this is i-80 through berkeley. that is brutal. it's not really moving in either direction. your eastbound traffic is on the >>> sumo wrestlers are not known for spripter speed. but three of them squared off on a 40-yard sprint. this is crisis video there. they're taking a break from the national video in japan. >> slow-mo will be great. >> the guy on the right here might have won by a belly. >> by a belly. >> he's being tested by gravity and a lot of motion. i think we ended that video at the right moment. >> on t

michael finney looked at the latest devices for all parents to consider. >> deborah pral at that lives in san francisco with both her sons who have autism. in 2013 their classmate mike kayla lynchdered off on mother's day, the nine-year-old had autism and was later found dead. >> i couldn't believe it happened to someone we know and love. so they found her three days later in a body of water. we needed to make sure that that wasn't going to happen to our children. >> reporter: after much research deborah found this, it's called angel's sent and it's attached to clothes by a magnet. it is only be released through a customized key. the gps enabled tracker is $59 with a monthly service charge of sooib 39. parents can monitor their children through an app on their phone. >> when you get to find a device that would help keep our children safe and give us peace of mind. >> reporter: another option is watch light devices made just for kids, verizon and at&t carry different brands. richard and joanne en oichlt use it for their three older children. we were with them when they bought one for their youngest daughter. they know the watch works, they had to use it recently on vacation when

lynch in d.c. discussing the recent rices in violent crime across the country and discussing the so-called ferguson effect, the theory an uptick in violence in the months following the police killing of michaellted from protests against police misconduct and that police as a result backed off and then used less aggressive policing which has emboldened criminals. here's the problem with the so-called ferguson effect. this report from the sentencing project details the lack of credible and conclusive evidence about the ferguson effect. this chart shows that homicides and violent crimes had already begun to increase before michael brown was killed in august of 2014 and homicide an rates had begun climbing in june and violent crimes started escalating in may. richard rosenfeld, a professor at the university of st. louis missouri wrote this brief and found events in ferguson were not responsible for the rise in homicide in st. louis. today this report from st. louis shows that crime there is on the decline. crime declined from july to august and also declined again in september. but new na three-hour meeting last week between top law enforcement officials, politicians and attorney general loretta