embassy in mumbai. >> they went after americans in mumbai. >> at hotels. >> correct. and six americans were killed there. what you were talking to robin about, wolf, if been blessed and fortunate enough in my life to have a close family but also have circles of professional families, congress, 9/11 commission, ambassador family. it breaks all of our hearts to see what happened to chris. chris was a fine public servant. somebody who worked so hard to bring democracy and freedom to libya. i think lincoln once wrote to a mother that he thought had lost several sons in the civil war, this is too heavy a burden to hoist on the altar of freedom. chris really worked for that freedom for the people of libya, served us well. i think the president is doing the right thing. you just heard him say it's a time for grieving, for prayer. it's a time to make sure our people overseas are safe, an it's a time to seek justice. and i remind you, wolf, that when the president was doing the debates as a senate candidate in 2008, he was ridiculed for saying i'm going to get bin laden wherev

bangalor has been long a hub for the group blamed for today's plots as well as 2008 attack in mumbai,ia. mumbai was seen as a water shed because the terrorists used low-tech attacks to achieve devastating consequences over nearly four days operatives relied on cell phones for communications and automatic weapons to launch 11 coordinated strikes. 164 people were killed and more than 300 were injured. more than that the simple attacks paralyzed india's main commercial center. let is based in pakistan and was behind the mumbai attacks and is blamed for today's plot on india's nuclear energy plants. state department's assessment of terrorist groups maintains let remains strong. >> i have not seen any decrease in lack shar al tybe ba. seems to be a great concern and i spoke about the threat that lack lax shar. >> pakistan is accused providing shelter to let and this is the same pattern with haqqani network which uses the base in pakistan to launch attacks against u.s. and coalition forces in pakistan, jenna. jenna: to point out it was the pakistan see skret service that -- secret service t

consulates may have been a terrorist attack not the mumbai islands originally suspected. a memorial was held a short time ago but first-reporter elizabeth cook shows us how the attack winds down in to the political fallout. dirichlet's u.s. intelligence officials tell cbs news this was not an out of control demonstration. but a carefully planned attack by a gang of thugs armed with guns and rocket propelled grenades. united states thinks a terrorist took advantage of the demonstration last night on the anniversary of an 11. >>> in burned out building is all the remains of the u.s. consulate in benghazi. the of weight ambassador christopher stevens and another member in the main building when the attack was turned into a four hour gun battle began. the u.s. officials still do not know whether he was shot to death or suffocated in the smoke. it was just a year ago that the u.s. help to overthrow libyan dictator mama gaddafi ambassador stevens was but one of the people on the ground then. did waves be held deliberates in a city we helped save from destruction. there is no ju

this happened about 30 miles east of mumbai. at the live desk, i'm angie goff. >> the furor over replacement referees in the nfl is growing this morning after the league upheld the final play of monday's maddening game. officials said that seahawks receiver golden tate should have been called for pass interference, but since he wasn't and the ruling on the field was a simultaneous catch, the call could not be overturned. usually, soft-spoken quarterback aaron rodgers isn't buying it. >> when the players hit the ground in the end zone, the officials determined that both tate and jennings have possession of the ball. i call bull on that. the game is being tarnished by an nfl who obviously cares more about saving some money than having the integrity of the game diminished a little bit. >> some packers players say they have talked about going on strike or taking a knee on every play of the game until the referee issue is resolved. >>> fans around the country are also crying foul and literally letting their voices be heard. in the ho

supported change in egypt must come as a surprise to those who heard hillary clinton insist that mumbai a regime was stable and when it was clear to everyone that it was not it must come as a surprise that the u.s. backed its hated intelligence chief of the mouse two women who we proved the us knew was a torturer to take the realm it must come as a surprise to him about his egyptian who heard vice president joseph biden declare that hosni mubarak with the democrats and the jew in our sons was a high tech terrorist it is disrespectful to the dead and to the incarcerated of terrains uprising to claim that united states supported the forces for change that is indeed or that city who can say that it is not what else this is the president concerned to appear to look legally look back on this change the people's change and tries to call it his own and so we can take heart here too because it means that the white house has seen this progress is inevitable in this season of progress the president has saying which way the wind is blowing and he must now pretend that it is the administration who

we've seen watershed global events like the war in afghanistan the war in iraq the bali madrid london mumbai terrorist attacks we tend to see a spike in these acts of hate but i think you know what really really caused this litany of an. mosque movements around the country was you know the famous ground zero mosque debate in lower manhattan of course we know that it was neither at ground zero nor was it a mosque but because this caused this international firestorm people around the country essentially took that to be you know they created copycats you know in their local communities there was a mosque in sheboygan wisconsin where during the city council meeting people were asking the mosque congregants if they were going to provide you know military style you know you know target range training for the kids i mean it's really reached such absurd proportions and you know for the most part it's gone on challenge because we have a black man in the white house and barack hussein obama perpetuated these these whisper campaigns of being some sort of crypto muslim manchurian candidate to the point

where ever he went he opened up the jewish ghettos and remove it was you you definitely are a fan of mumbai as well. but a lot of this comes from the serious study of a you have you got to realize i read an awful lot about well i'm sure i'm sure will but still i'm going to ask you my next question because there are big because we are more king these days that two hundred used since the historic russian campaign of the polio bonaparte to end here in this country the russians are convinced that first of all the code had lost this war definitely and that and that it was the russian campaign that actually was the beginning of the end of the pole you know as the emperor and it was the it was here that he's glory and arrogance that show and it's so is this a fact do you believe that really the russian campaign was the main cause of the put in the in the probably inflated probably disagree with the word arrogance and we could talk about that all night but but absolutely otherwise completely agree of course the russian campaign with. the single biggest reason why the polling ins critical you say si

growing up in mumbai, india, i saw my mom wearing these beautiful, colorful saris which made me decideo become a designer. after working eight years in the field, i decided the only way in 2004 to bring my unique idea to the world was to create my own line. i wanted to use my indian roots as a source of inspiration, as i was contemplating this idea. i walked past the stores in soho. they were showcasing tunic tops which helped me form late my idea. now we're in over 40 stores nationwide. had over 150,000 in sales. we've sold at scoop, at calypso in the caribbean islands, as well as in palm beach. we've had over 150,000 in sale. we're seeking $250,000 in investment for a 10% return which will be used for p.r. marketing, trade shows, as well as toward the product, geared toward helping women reconnect to their goddess essence that they are. you can view the line at sharon gill nyc. >> i'll give you a hint. you probably don't know this -- skpoop and calypso, very trendy. if you're in there, it's a big deal. >> i know that from my wife. >> good. you know. let's start with you. how do you t

going to happen by the end of next month new location will be in mumbai next to a hermes store. starbucks plans on opening 50 stores in the country by the end of the year. >>> or wall world brings in 50,000 to -- oracle world brings in 50,000 that -- the show expected to help pump 120 millions into the local economy and will coincide with america's cup racing world series -- a lot of people coming to town for that and what is going on, on the bay they will want nice weather. >>> it seems no matter what you got a breeze on that bay you are never going to let down a sailboater. >> the weekend will have a breeze will challenge them. right now a look at some of the cloud cover, fog creeping across san francisco as we look to the east from mount sutro. live doppler in search of patches of wet weather this morning, live doppler not seeing any of that wet weather because it is not there. fog made of mist hanging in the air not falling. let's talk about temperatures, dress for 40s north, still upper 40s santa rosa napa, latest temperatures around the rest of our neighborhoods 50 antioch

in london and madrid and mumbai and countless smaller cities in between. we often forget that because it is real and constant. it is all about making sure that we don't die when we travel. well, very good to have you, sir. thank you. you tell me over the years about every time we were stopping a bad guy, you reminded me, how did the bad guy get guy get that far into it on a plane with the shoe in the underwear? what happens? could you first tell me what the fixation is with airplanes still? >> first of all, looking at the historical evidence. why did the united states have another pearl harbor? we were fighting the battle. otherwise the japanese would have attacked in general and san diego. anything care for 9/11. neil: what you think of that? are we just emphasizing the wrong thing? >> the terrorists also look at our system of communication. we look at what is vulnerable. it will continue to be airplanes. that doesn't mean they won't target metros or trains or other types of transportation. we have seen that we have been trying to look at other airplanes.

if i was a cow, i'd move straight to mumbai. just back my bucket and let the worship begin.hey'll still have the happy meal. to be honest, for most people in india, any meal is a happy meal. but they will not serve beef. can you imagine if they tried to open a vegetarian mcdonald's here? people would go nuts. would would be the hamburger you'd steal? what about the grimace? if the grimace loses weight, he will not be a mascot suitable for a family restaurant anywhere. he'll be doing the weather in salt lake city. here's something for parents of students who just went back to school. if your kids come home and complain ago anything really. sit them down and show them this. in this chinese town, students have to bring their own desks to school. appare apparently, 2,000 students in the school, they have to bring their own desks. one kid carries a coffee table. i guess they haven't heard of clip boards. this is a grandmother carrying a desk. my thought is there is an able-bodied photographer taking pictures of this woman. luckily, they're going to make nice jobs it's easy to gra

the store will be in an upscale neighborhood in mumbai. it plans to have 50 outlets before the end of the year. >> ta ta. >>> 5:20. if you will be in san francisco this evening, watch out for the bikes. it's a special critical mass event. how you commute will be affected. >> and leaving the suburbs behind for a spot downtown. the reason more people are actually moving to the center of cities. >> make sure you get ktvu news to the ktvu app. it's free. click on the live icon. you can watch the news live on your smart phone. be connected anytime, anywhere. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. ...but add some ham and cheese ...roll them up in some crescent dough and tada,

suspects shall believed to be from the same group that launched a terror attacks in mumbai that left 164 people dead. >> activists in syria say government warplanes bombed a town near turkish border today killing 18 people. violence was reported in and around damascus. the envoy to syria ending the civil war there will be a difficult task. >> bret: still ahead, does it matter what is in the democratic party platform. we'll preview the convention with two men that have covered a total of 35 conventions, br >>. >> bret: convention hall and big screen putting different pictures around the country. let's talk about what we can expect and get some context. let's welcome brit hume and fox news sunday host chris wallace. what about the democrats, what does the president has to do in char slot lot? >> he has to get a full endorsement from bill clinton. that will be one of the most anticipated elements of this convention is to hear the man who headed the wing of the democratic party which has become defunct under barack obama. i'm talking about the democratic leadership council, the centrist

india blamed terror group based in pakistan for orchestrating the mumbai attacks and the arrest couldatchet up the tension between the to nations. and catherine is in washington, dc, this afternoon. what are we learning of the suspects and the targets in this case? >>reporter: the targets including the naval base in india, which is in the arabian sea offering support and maintenance for india and can be used as a base for the submarines of india. and another target was a nuclear plant 300 miles from the city of bangalore, the third largest nuclear facility. 18 suspects have been arrested including this man. we do not know the strength of the evidence beyond the cell phone and laptops and cash were confiscated by india authorities. >>shepard: what are we learning about the groups? >>guest: no official comment on the arrests here in washington, dc, but the state department's top counterterrorism advisor said the group remains a bad actor. i have not seen any decrease in this group. >> they are members of two pakistan terrorist groups including one who is such a threat he was droned by t

suspects shall believed to be from the same group that launched a terror attacks in mumbai that left 164 people dead. >> activists in syria say government warplanes bombed a town near turkish border today killing 18 people. violence was reported in and around damascus. the envoy to syria ending the civil war there will be a difficult task. >> bret: still ahead, does it matter what is in the democratic party platform. we'll preview the convention with two men that have covered a [ mother ] you can't leave the table till you finish your vegetables. [ clock ticking ] [ male announcer ] there's a better way... v8 v-fusion. vegetable nutrition they need, fruit taste they love. could've had a v8... for their "destination wedding." double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards... [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmaid. oh! "x" marks the spot she'll never sit. but i bought a dress! a toast... ...to the capital one venture card. fly any airline, any flight, anytime. double miles you can actually use. what a coincidence? what's in your wallet? [ all s

why do people live better in britain and germany and america than in rio they janeiro or jakarta or mumbai. and -- wealth is not earned. it is basically the result of piracy. in 1965 barack obama senior wrote an article on the east africa journal talking what does the country do when you have rich guys at the top and mentioned a bunch of solutions but one of them is very high tax rates. and theoretically nothing could stop the government from taxing 100% of income. 1 hundred% tax rates. anyone familiar with economics would know this is nuts. why would anyone propose it? but once you plug in the underlying anti colonial ideas actually makes sense. imagine if you came to my house and stole my furniture. and 100%. not your furniture. and there's nothing wrong with the government taking it back. you didn't build that. not you. it is society. .. >> that america is a source of exploitation. if you look at the door moon of obama's policy, domestic and foreign, they are kind of went. domestically, he is expanding the power at home, locally and she is reducing america's power in the world. why woul

mumbai standing with israel through thick and thin is just unbearable -- >> i want to turn to a clipf archbishop desmond tutu talking about apartheid, talking about south africa, and talking about israel. >> coming from south africa and looking at the checkpoints and the arrogance of those young soldiers, probably scared, may be covering up the apprehension -- there is no way [indiscernible] it reminds me of the kind of experiences that we underwent. i was bishop of johannesburg and would be driving from town to where we lived, and would be driving with my wife, and the fact of our having to have passes allowing us to move freely in the land of our birth. and now you have that extraordinary structure, the wall. i myself do not believe it has improved security. breaking up families, breaking the people who used to be able to walk from their homes to school -- children -- now have to take a detour. when you humiliate a people to the extent they are being, and, yes, one remembers the kind of experience we had when we were being humiliated, when you do that, you are not -- you are not co

it in the embassy bombings in kenya, in tanzania in 1998, and the "uss cole" bombing in 2000 and mumbai bombings in india in 2008 and now the fbi is investigating in libya or at least we're told they are on their way. the fbi being dispatched to libya is yet another reminder what happened in libya appears to be a different kettle of fish than what is happening at all the other embassies and u.s. sites around the world today. the attack that killed the u.s. ambassador appears to be a coordinated military assault by well-armed men who arrived at the scene quite separately from any civilian protest. given the militant groups known to operate in the area of benghazi and the types of attacks for which those groups have claimed credit in the past, intelligence officials tell the "washington post" the fbi's tentative conclusion, their working hypothesis about what happened in libya is that that assault that killed our ambassador there, quote, was carried out by a group aligned with al qaeda. and that is in contrast to the angry mobs of irate civilians who are menacing u.s. embassies around the

the young people in the schools of mumbai whose eyes shine with promise. these men, women and children of every race and every faith remind me that for every angry mob that gets shown on television, there are billions around the world who share similar hopes and dreams. they tell us that there is a common heartbeat to humanity. so much attention in our world turns to what divides us. that's what we see on the news. that's what consumes our political debates. but when you strip it all away, people everywhere long for the freedom to determine their destiny. the dignity that comes with work. the comfort that comes with faith. and the justice that exists when governments serve their people and not the other way around. the united states of america will always stand up for these aspirations, for our own people and for people all across the world. that was our founding purpose. that is what our history shows. that is what chris stevens worked for throughout his life. and i promise you this. long after the killers are brought to justice, chris stevens' legacy wil

it in the embassy bombings in kenya, in tanzania in 1998, and the "uss cole" bombing in 2000 and mumbai bombings in india in 2008 and now the fbi is investigating in libya or at least we're told they are on their way. the fbi being dispatched to libya is yet another reminder what happened in libya appears to be a different kettle of fish than what is happening at all the other embassies and u.s. sites around the world today. the attack that killed the u.s. ambassador appears to be a coordinated military assault by well-armed men who arrived at the scene quite separately from any civilian protest. given the militant groups known to operate in the area of benghazi and the types of attacks for which those groups have claimed credit in the past, intelligence officials tell the "washington post" the fbi's tentative conclusion, their working hypothesis about what happened in libya is that that assault that killed our ambassador there, quote, was carried out by a group aligned with al qaeda. and that is in contrast to the angry mobs of irate civilians who are menacing u.s. embassies around the

the suspect are believed to be from the same group that launched terror attacks in mumbai in 2008 that164 people dead. activists in syria say government warplanes bombed town never the turkish border today. killing at least 18 people. violence was also reported in and around damascus. meanwhile, the new-up envoy to syria says ending the civil war there will be a very difficult task. still ahead -- does it matter what is in the democratic party platform? first, we will preview the convention with two men who have covered a total of 35 conventions. brit hume and chris wallace next. many of my patients still clean their dentures with toothpaste. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident is designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.9% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why i recommend using polident. [ male announcer ] pol

why do people live better in britain and germany and america than real vision narrow or jakarta or mumbai? the west invaded and occupied those countries. wealth is not earned. it is the results of piracy. barack obama senior wrote an article talking about what does the country do with all these rich guys at the top? he mentions a bunch of solutions. one of them is high tax rates. there is nothing to stop the government from taxing 100% of income. 1 hundred% tax rates. you might say anyone familiar with economics would know this is nuts. why would anyone propose it? but once you plug in the underlying anti colonial idea it makes sense. imagine if you came to my house and stole my furniture. what is the proper tax rate for you? 100% because it is not your furniture. if wealth is seen as appropriated there's nothing wrong with the government using all its power to take it back. let's fast forward to obama's recent comments to business guys, you didn't build that. not you. it is society. society created the wealth. you are swooping in and skimming off the top. it doesn't belong to you. this i

let's get straight over to mumbai. the key rate left unchanged, but they did look at the deposit rates. >> hi, thanks for that. it was definitely a big surprise for the markets as well as the bond markets oop i'll come to the reaction. but the rbi cut to 4.50% and that is above a little expectations, because expects rbi possibly going to hold going forward. so that's exactly why the markets were disappointed. so the nifty came off the day's high. yield rally back up to levels of 8.17. however the rrr expected to infuse around 7,000 into the system in terms of liquidity and that is something. inflation continues to be a concern is what the rbi said in it policy. back to you. >> and joining us today for the first half hour of the program, senior director of asia pacific. thanks very much indeed for joining us. clearly the rbe is worried about inflationary pressures. are those going to be more of a concern post qe-3? >> i think it's the domestic pressures that are a concern because now we've had the government make an imp

more live from mumbai. what is the story over there? >> thanks for that. it's definitely still growth which the pmi is still indicating in india. so there is a slight bit of a deceleration which is coming, but there's nothing really to be alarmed about. it is still indicating that it could be a growth. however, the growth is the weakest we've seen in the past nine months. but there's a lot of macro details we're receiving, so this is compared to the core sector data that came out after rounds of 1.8% for the month of july and that is basically 38% of the data which comes out on september 12th. and that indicates that maybe it could she a weak data that we could expect, as well. and this basically dives into the gdp data which came in at around 5.8% which is where it was weak on the manufacturing services which was the most worrying, in fact. but coming back to the pmi data, however, it came in around 3.28. let's see how that extrapolates into manufacturing. however, currently just about hanging on to the print in terms of ex pangz since it is the lowest we

. >>> let's go live to mumbai. are there signs of a u-turn? >> the rupee has fallen to its weakest level in more than one week. the key problems in the political front, we've seen a key ally of the congress pull out of the government. so as a result, the uk government is now in minority. one scenario is congress calls truce. two key demands. one is a roll back of the 51% and b is the roll back of the five rupee price hike. if the congress listens to this, it's not a great sign for the reforms. it's everything the government tried to do has been completely nullified. scenario number two is that the government calls the bluff, government still stays in power, continues to remain a minority government, but it gets working government support from other regional allies which means the government doesn't fall, but going forward because of pressure from the other regional parties while providing its support, going forward reforms are still circumspect. or the worse case is the government falls, there is a no confidence motion passed and foo forced to

it will be in a upscale neighborhood in mumbai. they aim to open 50 starbucks outlets in india.pening retail shops in india too. >> he is no joke. ashley: call it mr. tata. that's for sure. as we do every 15 minutes, let's check the tata markets now on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, well, talking of business, tough day for mcdonald's. >> i'm not going to say tata, right? fine. let's look at mcdonald's. dow component mcdonald's we're watching very closely. it has come under some pressure. that's because janney capital cut mcdonald's to a neutral. some concerns they had in the u.s. actually. the sales they say for first couple weeks of september happened to be when they looked at comp same-store sales why quite weak. it is weakest month of the year. janney and some other analysts are looking forward to future estimates saying you know what? we'll have to reduce those estimates. the other factor is a strong dollar which will affect them overall globe globally we're also taking a look at other fast-food companies, yum! brands. this goes into the china relp, right?

we have the details on this live from mumbai. a firmer read there? >> reporter: thanks for that. it is a built of a relief this time round for services pmi. this is the month of august i'm talking about. so it has been the fastest pace in terms of improvement in the past six months for services pmi data, indicating that above 50 is not a contraction, and that's the level it's been holding since november 2011. just to put things in perspective, it is above 50 since november 2011 and this is the highest level it's come at in the past couple of months. this actually compares to the manufacturing pmi, which came in just a few days ago. that came in at the nine-month low. but it was above 50, indicating that it is still expansion but definitely slowing down in the manufacturing sector. the composite in terms of pmi came in although 53.3 versus 54.4 dragged down by manufacturing pmi. what does this exactly mean? remember that the hsbc pmi is just an indicator along with other macros we work with, as well as most recently now the gdp that came out for q1 where we saw services data slump

> there is a lot surrounding the period that has nothing to do with the idea of him being born in mumbai or some other place. the documents are completely fabricated. he was born in honolulu on august 4th. but as he would tell the story later in his own memoir it wasn't until his father left for harvard that the family split up and even the reasons for that are not what he says in the book. but shortly after he was born on his mother went back to seattle and enrolled part-time in extension courses at the university of washington so they never really lived together and when i interviewed all of the people that knew barack senior before he graduated and left only one person could even remember ann. there was a mystery she wasn't even there. she was in seattle. >> how was she in seattle? >> about a year and a half as a single mother. she had babysitters and went to school part time, got herself back together. the semester had been difficult because she got pregnant so she had to sort of reading herself academically and she did that. after barack sr. had left, she came back. >> 1962 to 1967