morgan's death was a stressful time for the reid's marriage. >> we did have stress when morgan died. any couple will go through stress when there's a death in the family, a child death, and we did stay together through all that. >> one month later paramedics were called to the reid's home once again. tanya successfully resuscitated michael before he was taken to the hospital. >> numerous medical workups had been done to try to find a cause of this, including a number of pediatric specialists and pediatric subspecialists and nothing had been found. >> doctors were mystified. what was wrong with michael. narrator: these are the tennis shoes skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? >>> doctors at iowa methodist medical center couldn't find the cause of the sei

and one of julia morgan's employees over heard hearst walk in is to her and announce, miss morgan, i've grown tired of camping at the ranch in san simeon, no more tents. i'm getting a little old for that. i'm thinking of building a little something. well, that same employee recounted that story said, and within a month, they were going on the grand scale. actually the only scale to which william randoph hearst was accustomed. he was thinking about a california simple house. it soon evolved into this idea into a group of buildings. they had had sleeping in separate dining tents in the days he had camped in san simeon. and so julia morgan started drawing up schemes like mediterranean hill towns where these three out buildings encircled the main house. very early on they decided to use not the styles of the san diego world's fair or san francisco's world's fair. but the styles of buildings of the spanish and italian renaissance. there on the right you see a presentation drawing of the middle size guest house with 18 rooms on three stories. formally named casa del sol for the view of the se

at the moment morgan stanley trades at 12.5 times earnings and the tangible value.company gets closer to the return on goals and inproofs capital which is already quite strong, i can see the stock trading up to 14 or 15 times earnings and multiply that power down the road and that's how you get to the $45 price target. makes sense. here is the bottom line. all the banks got slammed this week but morgan stanley got hit hard in the data breach the company announced on monday. as we've seen with target and home depot, the pull backs created are an opportunity to buy, not sell as both stocks quickly came back and you know what? i think morgan stanley will be no different. "mad money" is back after a the break. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently

morgan jr. j.p. morgan, jr.argely, england, and walter nikolai and von ritlin they want to stop this. and the way to stop these loans which are funding the allied war is to get rid of j.p. morgan, jr. so that brings them to find the perfect person to do this which turns out to be a man by the name of eric munter. in 1906, eric munter is a professor at harvard. he's teaching german there. and he is also expecting his second child but his wife is having a difficult pregnancy. he leaves his harvard office every day goes home to see her and he spoon feeds her every night this special broth that he's made to help her through this difficult pregnancy, and he's a very solicitous husband. the neighbors talk about how much he cares about his wife. their nurses are brought in. they say professor munter he cares so much about her, and despite her illness she is able to give birth seems okay but then four days afterwards she dies. and munter is filled with grief and he decides that he will bring the baby, the newborn baby a

a lot more annuity like revenues at morgan stanley. of course fixed income trading down for morgan stanley and the industry by over one third just in the third quarter to the fourth quarter. you can never fully get your arms around that. i think it's a lot more contained compared to where it was in the past, and the balance sheets are a lot more resilient. this is not precrisis when we were worried about credit quality and lack of capital. a little bit more of a protection if things don't go your way. you know what, i'll take morgan stanley missing on revenues any day of the week as opposed to one big credit blowup or big hole in their balance sheet. >> you know, goldman sachs adds bank of america to its conviction buy list today. you a sell still on that stock, correct? >> absolutely. >> why are they getting it wrong? >> well, first, i would say, we would rather own morgan stanley. we like merrill lynch, that part of bank of america is great but if you want a merrill lynch proxy own morgan stanley and you don't get the rest of the bur

morgan stanley shares off 3%.as going to say, for the backdrop as it to why the stakes are high, you have morgan stanley against, for example, merrill lynch in the effort to be the wealth management unit of the future. now perhaps it's not a zero sum game but there's a reason why something like this becomes a reputational risk when that moment that piece of the business is frankly for a lot of people the future. >> such a land grab for advisors. a lot of the advisory shops are franchises that are associated with morgan stanley, smith barney or wells fargo, trying to gross its advisory unit as well as merrill lynch. as they are fighting with people making resolutions to get their financial house in order this could potentially have a reputational impact on morgan stanley, though we should note it does sound like it was a lower-level employee but the fact that a lower-level employee would have access to that information is a sensitive issue. >> cyber security thing into the new year is such a massive issue. we were'

new details of a morgan stanley broker, who did just. that ripping off details of 350,000 clients posting it online an inside job. meet the new congress. republicans take control of both chambers on capitol hill for the first time in almost a decade. >> as speaker all i ask and frankly expect, that we disagree without being disagreeable. >> we look what the new congress wants to do first and what happens to the obama agenda. >>> petco and petsmart, stop selling pet treat made in china. the treats could make your pet sick and or even kill it. makes you wonder about all the chinese food about super market shelves for us. we'll ask tough questions. >>> we're live at the consumer electronics expo in las vegas with a preview of all latest high-tech gadgets. panasonic is showing off the tv of the future. what makes it so special? we're going to find out. how much does your boss know about you? we're digging into background checks becoming more and more intrusive. it is all ahead on "the willis report" where consumers are our business. gerri: w

morgan spurlock "inside man" starts now. >>> robots. they've been promised to us for generations, autonomousautonomo. we might be on the cusp of the new age of artificial intelligence we've had for so long. the question is, are we ready for them and are they ready for us? give me a call, i just want to catch up on two shows. it's time to work on a new episode of "inside man." this week is about the world of robots and intelligence. i'm excited to hit the road and start filming. >> what's happening today? >> lizzy and vinny. >> my life is getting in the way. we've got projects in development. >> moving things along with the church deal. episodes of inside man we're editing. how far inside the episode are you? >> time to have a web presence. >> and meetings upon meetings upon meetings. i'm always taking on a lot, but this time, i may have gone too far. >> how am i going to get everything done and shoot this episode?how am i going to get everything done and shoot this episodhow am i going to get everything done and shoot this episodhow am

morgan down 23%. now, executives blame volatility on sliding oil prices interest rates, as well as volatility in currencies like the euro the yen, the strengthening dollar and the declining russian ruble. it's a particular change though from a tone they used to take where they said volatility on the whole is good because sharp moves in either direction for securities would cause fee paying clients to decide whether to buy or sell rather than hold. bank of america's bruce thompson said that may have helped equities but not other parts of the market. goldman sachs has long been the leader in this fixed income space which has investors on edge because that is the next bank to report earnings and it could be more of the same. now, traditionally, the biggest worry for u.s. banks is what giant legal charge they're going to have to take in the quarter. bank of america surprised investors by having relatively muted legal costs, but charges did mar the overall earnings of citigroup and j.p. morgan which took c

many gross does trades, he does those through morgan stanley, morgan stanley gets a commission x somegoes to the brokers he works with at morgan stanley. do you see what i'm saying? cheryl: it's almost -- >> it's called double dipping. >> you president me on the back -- you pat me on the back -- >> it's called a conflict of interest. are the brokers telling their clients, listen, we think bill gross is the best, therefore, move your money to janus, or is there an undisclosed conflictover interest where they're -- conflict of interest in we get commission dollars from mr. gross and from janus in addition to them being the best? now, that is the issue. we don't know if they're disclosing that. i will tell you this, if they were disclosing that, i would put a morgan stanley spokeswoman or spokesman would tell us. they are not telling us whether they are making that disclosure to their clients when they're advocating moving their money. and that, to me, could be a huge problem. i don't know if that's illegal. i kind of think it might be, might be a gray area. cheryl: doesn't rook good, pu

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morgan jr. j.p. morgan, jr. is now heading a consortium of banks that are lending over $900 million to the allies, to russia france and@#h largely, england, and walter nikolai and von ritlin they want to stop this. and the way to stop these loans which are funding the allied war is to get rid of j.p. morgan, jr. so that brings them to find the perfect person to do this which turns out to be a man by the name of eric munter. in 1906, eric munter is a professor at harvard. he's teaching german there. and he is also expecting his second child but his wife is having a difficult pregnancy. he leaves his harvard office every day goes home to see her and he spoon feeds her every night this special broth that he's made to help her through this difficult pregnancy, and he's a very solicitous husband. the neighbors talk about how much he cares about his wife. their nurses are brought in. they say professor munter he cares so much about her, and despite her illness she is able to give birth seems okay but then four days af

the assassination plot on jp o&qk morgan jr. jp morgan jr.a consortium of banks that are lending over $900 million to the allies, to russia, france, and largely england. and walter nicoli and van ritalin are going to stop this. and the way to stop these loans, which are funding the allied war is to get rid of jp morgan jr. but that brings them to find the perfect person to do this, which turns out to be a man by the name of eric munter. in 1906 eric munter is a professor at harvard. he is teaching german there and is also expecting his second child. but his wife is having a difficult pregnancy. he leaves his harvard office everyday, he goes home to see her and he spoon feeds her every night this special broth that he's made to help her through this difficult pregnancy and/+ he's a very solicitous husband. the neighbors talk about how much he cares about his wife. the nurses report him. oh, professor munter, he cares so much about her. and despite her illness, she is able to give birth and everything seems okay but then four days afterwards sh

it is sort of the same thing we have seen with morgan stanley? fixed income trading has been a thorn in their side? >> and this quarter was no exception. it was a bit of a messy quarter. once you adjust things, they came in at about $599 million which is below every analyst estimate we saw. that's the story on wall street this quarter. fixed income trading is not in good shape. >> worthy analyst too optimistic? >> yes, by as much as $50 million-hundreds of millions of dollars. >> what factored into that? >> across wall street, the credit is miss in the fourth quarter did not do well. morgan stanley has some strength there. it did not do well for them in the fourth quarter. they did get an offset. what they call their macro business, rates and currencies did do better in the fourth order so that helped the numbers. it hurt credit. >> what other parts -- what stuck out to you? >> for the first time this year they decided to value their derivatives differently. that changed their bond trading and move their revenues around a little bit. revenues cam

let's kick off with jp morgan. we'll be look for trading revenue, expenses and on going litigation issues. which are you going to be focussing on the most today? >> caller: i think you have put your thumb on it. it's about the trading revenue. the capital markets business for jp morgan represents 25 to 28% of total revenues. the company has indicated that trading revenues particularly the fixed income trading revenues are going to be down anywhere from 15 to 18% on a year over year basis. if they're worse than that the stock will trade lower. on the other hand if they're not as bad the stocks should trade higher. >> aside from the volatility we've seen in the last couple of months maybe giving it a short-term boost, places within the industry is that on a structural decline? >> we think it is. you might remember with the advent of the rule it makes it more difficult for these companies to be trading securities because there's no pro trading permitted and what sometimes can be interpreted as facilitating customer or

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morgan stanley believes this is a very serious breach.y believe something illegal happened here. they referred everything to the fbi and to various regulatory authorities. the gentleman in question, this broker has not been arrested yet. he apparently is cooperating. but the real question is: is your stuff -- your name -- >> can i trust my broker, my firm, my info -- charlie: no, you can't. i hate to raise this with everybody. raise the alarm bells. the obvious answer is: no. you're not totally safe. >> but what about changing your password all the time? charlie: no. no. they have it. they can do stuff like this. on the positive side, morgan stanley found this themselves. they found it without a major breach, where the stuff this guy put in this file sharing service was not the sort of information that could lead you to hack into someone's account and steal their money. the negative side, they clearly got some stuff. >> did morgan stanley alert those clients? charlie: yes. >> that's positive also. charlie: what i'm saying. nothing happene

morgan stanley earnings take center stage in the u.s. after the holiday weekend with investors honing in on fixed income and the banks commodities business and president obama heads to capitol hill for the state of the union address but republicans are already fighting back at a plan for tax reformful we're going to discuss that with politico's ben white. >> you're watching worldwide exchange bringing you business news from around the globe. >> all right we got the german survey. sentiment index reached the highest rating since february 2014. also reporting that january current conditions index came in at 22.4 points versus 10 in december. now what about economic conditions? well, economic conditions came in at 48.4 versus 34.9 which was a number we saw in november. so clearly better than expected and you can already see the euro strengthening against the u.s. dollar at 11606. the economic survey compiling 350 financial experts. the indicator reflects the difference between the share of analysts that are optimistic and pessimistic for th

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hill and a rite aid in morgan hill., where he spoke to police about the bomb threat that is making this case so unusual. paul? >> reporter: frank, that's the reason. because he says he has a bomb, police consider him very dangerous. they must get him off the streets. now, this walgreen's was just the first in several of those robberies. for more than a month, mountain view and morgan hill police departments have been looking for this man shown in this surveillance video. on december 12th of last year, investigators say the man came into this walgreen's on east el camino avenue in mountain view, demanding drugs and leaving a suspicious package behind. >> suspect entered the store, put on a black motorcycle helmet, approached the pharmacy, said that he had a bomb and a gun and got oxycodone. >> reporter: two weeks later, the robbery suspect struck again. but this time he walked in wearing a helmet when he robbed a morgan hill walgreen's. and on the 11th of january, he robbed this rite aid, also in morgan hill. >> he doesn

morgan stanley has 3.5 million brokerage clients.ccess to 10% of their clients, their names account numbers, not a lot of other information where he could steal it. he apparently put in this file that was put on a file sharing service. gerri: this is a file sharing service that's used by people that are selling information that's been illegal gotten. okay? >> he put 900 of those names on this thing. gerri: presumably. >> morgan stanley doesn't think he's looking to sell those names to another brokerage firm. most of those firms know the top 10% of the wealthy people are. he was going to sell it to a bucket shop or a bitcoin -- gerri: they actually have evidence that there was effort to sell this data. >> it doesn't matter what his motive was. you and i have been around a long time. this kid has not been around a long time. twenty-five years old or something. when i was at the wall street journal i wrote a story about these three knucklehead brokers got access to one of their top fund managers -- famous, ran the fund. had access to hi

i want to know jp morgan which was a disappointing number here.is now close to the october lows. that's a critical technical level to hold. particularly jp morgan. loofr the big names, same situation with bank of america. sdmri think the concern here typical going off into earnings season, we see that a lot, but, sue, the indications with the banks are having a tough time with the long energy trade as long as -- as well as with high yield. a lot of people are getting cuts in their bonuses for the year. i think that's an indication of tough times for the banks. >> it's been $109 a share. that's i one-week low, and that's one of the biggest drags in terms of the big cap. if you look at it sector by sector, the small caps today are relative outperformers even though for the year, year-to-date, they are the biggest losers so far. one of the areas that we're seeing of continued pain is in the small cap energy names, and that small cap etf continues to lose ground but we are seeing the biotechs continuing to gain ground today. seems to be the theme that

the second happened at another walgreens in morgan hill. the third.ace last sunday at a rite aid in morgan hill. police say, the man demanded oxycodone. and he told pharmacists he had a bomb. if you know who this man is. you are asked to contact mountain view police. oakland police are looking for the driver behind a suspected. deadly hit and run. it happened this morning at the intersection of 18th avenue and east 15th street. these pictures come from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. police say, a woman appeared to have been hit by a car as she crossed the steet. she was later pronounced dead at the hospital. authorities searched the area, but did not find any witnesses. if you have any information, you are asked to call oakland police. some of the finest wine in the world is coming back to california. the french laundry restaurant in yountville had about 300 thousand dollars of rare wine stolen on christmas day. now, 76 bottles have been recovered on the other side of the country. a wine collector in north carolina purchased the wine for as mu

morgan conference can be a big news maker with volatile health care stocks. companies release clinical trial data and announce deals at the summit. rec analyst michael yee said vertex are two important stocks to watch. >> there's a lot of wealth of data and smid caps as well but i think we come out of the conference with a bullish view and biostocks trading up on that. >> reporter: we'll let you know next week. for "nightly business report," i'm meg terrell. >> one of the most watched experimental drugs, and that is where we begin tonight's market focus. the therapy showed promise of being able to repair optic nerve damage and the hints that could help those suffering from multiple sclerosis. some results show it lacked clarity. the wholesale retailer costco saw its same store sales better in november. with the positive results from the holiday shopping beardperiod rose to $125.56. family dollar earnings report out. the fiscal first quarter profit weaker than expected as it stepped up discounting and more sales of lower mor gin items. shares fell to $78.51. >

again, morgan stanley in light of expectations.uity and debt in its fixed income commodities and currencies trading unit. back to you guys. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up cnbc's larry kudlow. i know he has an opinion about tonight's state of the union speech. i know you're going to want to hear it. and then it's not just a t-shirt but a lifestyle. the cofounder of life is good joins us to discuss their retail success and how they are giving back. and as we head to break, look at u.s. equity futures. to the upside. us librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. bec

morgan stanley it's a much smaller number morgan stanley has this trajectory with wealth asset managementalibrated in fixes income trading only areas where they think they can take money. so they're not there for all of the product categories just to support the client. there's a big difference here. >> on the subject of morgan stanley, as we go into that what do you think the tolerance is with investors for increasingly rewarding the staff this year? as has been promised with management and as is expected by many in the bonus? this is -- for many people that work at morgan stanley this is a water shed moment for the bankers up to the legal team if they don't get paid i hear simply aren't sticking around the ceo of morgan stanley references that. at the end of the day, 2015 it's going to be another good year like '14 for morgan stanley. and when we look at morgan stanley, you know i think they're executing on their five-year strategy and we're seeing improving margins and solid top line growth. that means we've got a target price of 45 at morgan stanley, it's a strong buy recommendation.

once in mountain view and twice in morgan hill. in all cases the so-called bomb turned out to be a dud. >> simply by having a bomb threat, in addition to actually seeing the device and having it there, is terrifying for the public, it's scary for the police department, it takes up a lot of resources and time and it's dangerous. >> witnesses say the man had a raspy voice and wrinkled skin. he was wearing all black and left on a black sport type motorcycle. >> right now there's a high surf advisory in effect for the bay area coastline where large tides, rip currents and sneaker waves. it could spell trouble as people flock to the beaches to enjoy the record january warmth. temperatures today in the 60s lisa. >> yeah. in fact, we are going to see low 70s in oakland today and more 70s tomorrow. we are just starting the warmup today. the first part of your weekend. 52 degrees in san francisco. going for a high today in the upper 60s. that the one of the cooler locations. we will talk about warmer and how long this weather system lasts.

the ceo of morgan stanley joining. the cofounder and ceo of salesforce.com, mark benioff joining us from davos. we are expecting the european central bank to make its most controversial move ever. a bond buying program aimed at fighting off relation. -- deflation. announcing other measures in half an hour. may total over $1.2 trillion. consumer prices are falling on an annual basis and they keep declining. not everybody is on board. some say the ecb is doing too little, too late. job cuts are on the way at ebay. they will cut 2400 jobs, 7% of the workforce. ebay is preparing to split from its paypal unit. american express will cut more than 4000 jobs part of a restructuring. google is raising the stakes for wireless wars are paring sell wireless service directly to consumers. google has reached a deal to use the networks of t-mobile and sprint. no word when the google service might start or what it will cost. an outbreak of measles linked to disneyland has now spread beyond california. seven people have been infected i

i'm morgan brennan. as oil prices stabilize at least for the time being, investors are getting back into some of the big integrated oil companies, conoco phillips chevron, hess anadarko all of those gaining today, up more than 2% apiece. exxon mobil trailing a bit. that's only up about 1%. but all of them higher today. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, morgan. >>> time for the "power house." we kick off a new year, home to the world's busiest airport. can you name that city? you know. it's atlanta! hartsfield. we are focusing on the suburb today of dunnwoody. with us from atlanta is realtor with berkshire hathaway homes services. good to have you back. i'm going to get some football thoughts on you later because i know you played in the big leagues. let's check out the atlanta market stats, shall we? according to the local mls service, median price about $446,000, just over four months of inventory, properties on the market for an average of about 80 days. our first listing is at 1705 redbo

the warmer spots on sunday could reach the upper 70s, down towards morgan hill. so a nice-looking weekend. no rain in this five-day. most likely no rain in the next five-day. january could go down as the driest january ever recorded in the bay area. >> wasn't it last january of last year-- >> yeah, really bad januaries. 2010, so five years of bad januaries. >> what about the whole year? >> this is the last year, really. >> thank you, bill. >>> a sea otter has given birth at uc santa cruz. in fact, it's the first time a sea otter pup conceived in the wild has been born in captivity. scientists have been watching over the pup since it was born in late november. it's set to be released into the wild this summer, after its weaned from its mother. southern sea otters have been listed as threatened since 1977. a count last year showed the population has reached about 3000. >>> warriors coach steve kerr and seth curry are representing their team in the all-star game, but what about the other splash brother? coming up, we'll hear from klay thompson. sports director mark

send it to morgan were enen for an update. morgan?, bath and beyond just came out with earnings after the bell and the stock is falling on those third quarter reports, mixed earnings the real story comp sales, 1.7% weaker than the 2.9% the street was expecting, seeing that stock trade down about 5% in after hours trading. another one to watch, specialty retailer five below, also falling, after it issued a fourth quarter earnings and revenue warning. five me low trading down about 13% in the after hours the. back to you. a human move for that one. morgan for now, thank you very much. >>> it's day two of the search for the terrorists responsible for the deadly shootings a at satirical newspaper in paris. cnpc's headily gamble with the latest. any update on the manhunt? >> reporter: essentially, what we are watching is 88,000 security personnel scouring france for these two men, two suspects, most wanted men in france. we understand they have tracked them to a forest in the north of france about an hour and a half outside of paris. that

morgan couldn't be here i was scheduled to be on a business trip to new york state cancelling a deposition so a continuance is the first request he's had his own request for continuance and the architect should be here the project needs to be modified thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon madam chair i live on and on in the eery think this is the first time i've come to my meeting a proponent is asking for a continuance the project sponsors architect is not there i understand if their architect was not there or someone was not able to tell their story i appreciate their concern for the project sponsors but this is as the gentleman said just a tactic for a delay i'm not an attorney like the gentleman spoke i'm a neighbor who lives here i know we're working in good faith please hear this today there's enough resources to tell the story outline and a they want to do a telephone tare story. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners thanks for the moment i'm a neighbor in the sf richmond district and want this meeting to have it took place this evening. >> is there

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stanley that were longer than the morgan stanley beyond.he big story on the table right now is a fed interest rate hike on this year or are they off? >> we have competentists making this morgan stanley call on "closing bell." >> she will be here, and she can defend that call. i think that is the latest of any of the major wall street houses. >> absolutely. that is true. >> yes. >> and there's an e-mail chain. >> you called it the outliar, which i like. it's the yacht allow among outlaws. steve liesman. >> you have something else to plug here. >> it's very important. >> we have a big fed decision right here on street signs tomorrow. nobody is expecting a fed rate hike. you never know. one of these days the federal reserve is going to shock the world like ali. tomorrow 2:00 p.m. eastern time. all kinds of good stuff. just watch this network for 124 straight hours. >> let's bring in diane because housing and the federal reserve do go together like peanut butter and chocolate. you pointed out something that does have us a little confused. what

looking ahead, morgan has continued strong u.s.rowth benefitting wealth mrgt systems which accounts for just about a little under half of its revenue, and also sees other key foreign markets benefitting from actions from the central bank they are expected to take. >> mary thompson reporting. zimplgt let's take a look at the other financial goldman saks beating the streets. shardz for the quarter down about 1 3erz. wells fargo in line with analyst expectations. its shares up 5% for the quarter. shares of both have fallen about 5%. shares of jp morgan dropping 1%. simon. >> okay. thank you. >>> gold prices are closing about now, and we put on a seventh day of consecutive gains. up about 7% in that period. it's the strongest seven-day run for about eight years. >> the intraday high we have not seen since august the 28th. let's get to don from market flash for the dow. now down 80 points. gold corp. all moving higher in the session. just trying to get our arms around some of the other moving stories, but for the gold side of things tha

economist at morgan stanley.ad of consensus, looking for march of 2016. >> effectors a good deal. core goods prices in the u.s. have collapsed in the last two months. this year, if we look at the monthly pattern of core pc pricese prices, pretty far from the feds 2% goal. by our measures, it will continue to move further away from goal and will not bottom until october of this year. that will be difficult for the fed. to communicate to markets that it is appropriate to raise rates around the year. we talked earlier that wages will -- we don't think the pickup and wage growth will be enough to trump the dollar card. their rhetoric has to change soon. probably at the semiannual testimony in february where she has to back off this idea that a may 2015 rate hike is appropriate. >> we talk so much about divergence. >> this is an international market. financial conditions are affected internationally and immediately. this is why it was so pres sing to bring fisher on. >> are they suggesting euro parity? >> we have a be

mcnair was killed, morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury. the details of the settlement are confidential, but an attorney said his children are pleased. >> high-level talks go on between u.s. and cuba. a delegation arrived yesterday for two days of negotiations. today's talks could be tricky, they will center on what it takes to reestablish embassy in havana and washington. >>> president obama announced moves to restore diplomatic ties with the communist country last month. >>> coming up next, we'll head to the big board to check out the friendly skies. a new study composes dangers when it comes to ecigarettes we'll tell you about it when we come right back. # hey, cal. snap out of it buddy. sorry. just day dreaming. about a classic truck with flames? yeah! custom chrome... right! and one more to complete the collection. (laughing) alright. how'd you know? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah. $1,000,000 super cash, with top prizes of $1 million. (male announcer) want to see your dreams come to life? you could

abc 7 news reporter chris winn tweeted out this picture saying vandals tagged morgan hill elementary school either last night or this a.m. more tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. chris will have a response from the school as well as a concerned neighbor. >>> today we got a first-hand look at the work that still needs to be done before a stretch of highway 1 in marin county can reopen. it's been closed since last month's storm. damaged an 80-foot section of roadway there. sky 7 hd shows crews reinforcing the hillside. they hope to wrap up their work early next month. >>> thousands gathered in the saudi arabian capital today to pay their last respects to king abdullah. a group of men carried the kings's shroud-covered body to a simple funeral service in riyadh. his burial was in line with islamic tradition that all people, even kings, are equal in death before god. abdullah died early yesterday after a battle with pneumonia. he was 90 years old. his 79-year-old brother salman succeeds him to the throne. today, salman spoke to saudis urging the need for unity and solidarity among followers of is

discretionary review were submitted and the dr request was maintained the dr requesters is sidney morgan and others located adjacent to the north of the subject property the dr requesters concerns are this the project will effect the air and privacy to their home it was revised following the discretionary review and found the following at the massing the proposed edition respects the massing of the neighboring building for the dr requesters the proposed height and depth relate to the north and no windows are proposed to the property line wall that is set back one foot it set back to the light and air to the south the project which includes a deck on the roof would not effect the privacy or light and air of the neighboring prospective the proposed rear deck will project 12 foot with 5 foot set back on each side the deck will not present any unusual effect on the defense lawyers property the revised project is not creating any extraordinary exceptional circumstances and the commission not take dr and approve the project as revised >> thank you dr requester your team has 5 minutes. >> hello

live in morgan hill, nannette miranda, "today in the bay." >> they are lucky.ery much, nannette. >>> at 6:54, despite looming tuition hikes a record number of students still want to go to uc schools. according to the "l.a. times," more than 193,000 students applied for at least one of uc's nine undergraduate campuses for this fall. that's a 5.8 increase over the, percent increase over the number of applicants from last fall. and for the first time, more than a third of those applicants are latino. more than 34% of the applicants were latino this year compared with 32% last year. >>> domestic job creation has been a feather in our cap but united airlines is considering outsourcing jobs to 28 different airports including one in the bay area. it's a cost-cutting effort that would impact nearly 2 tshlg,000 workers. jobs include baggage handlers and gate and customer service agents. while the list of airports san jose mine ta airport is on the list. it's unclear how much the airline will save through outsourcing. if it does happen, workers have the option to transfe

james gorman from morgan stanley will be here.orrow he gets here and morgan stanley reported earnings today. jamie dimon pro jpmorgan chase will be here thursday. and i hope, i just hope that they basically step up to the plate and kind of lead this in a different direction. this is very statist, european stuff. it is supposed to be for the world. they talk a lot about poor and hunger. they don't about what capitalism has done traditionally to address those in a very good way. melissa: charlie gasparino when you come back tomorrow i want a juicy piece of gossip that i can't get anywhere else. >> i will try to get it. melissa: something delicious we could possibly get in trouble for saying. this is what i want on this show tomorrow. >> i gave you, i gave you swiss miss. what else do you want? melissa: i am just saying. >> i gave you swiss miss. melissa: miss you. >> i gave you swiss miss. melissa: have a dripping for me. isis demanding $200 million to save the lives of two hose damages but will japan pay up? >>> they say one is the