nassau, bahamas. that's me, elizabeth.jennifer veal are out exploring the beautiful bahamas with me. we're making discoveries. there it is uncurled. hanging out with the wildlife. muah! and checking out the history. look at the cannon, everyone. this is definitely paradise, and you're coming with us. so come on, it all happens right now. put these ones on. switching around. whoa! they're the ones. welcome to elizabeth stanton's great big world from nassau. hi, i'm elizabeth stanton, and i'm here in nassau, bahamas

how many jobs in nassau are you expecting? >> close to 2000, it is an arena just the same.tuation in particular -- employment situation is good. >> as we wait for the president to speak. government shut down, you, as a major be owner, a guy who depends on a healthy consumer who would you say to congress? >> this is a disaster, you cannot let it happen, you cannot telemarkets we're such a volatile country that we shut down that is terrible. even talking about it is terrible. even the threat is terrible, let alone it happening, markets very fragile for a bunch of reasons, so, this is about the worst time you could do it we're just getting back. liz: bruce ratner, forest city ratner, one year happy birthday to the barclay center, we'll be right back president obama is expected to speak in just moments, we got it look at dow down 77, s&p 1690 we're watching markets and your money. life's an adventure when you're with her. and i. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you

instructs labella to phone susan and say he's passing her off to a professional hitman, an actual nassau right choice because i don't think a susan williams would speak as readily to someone who looked like, you know, a drug addict from the street. she wanted somebody who had a little more class. >> detectives listen in to the phone conversation. >> hey. what are you doing? >> i'm going to pick up my son. i'm taking him to choir practice. >> doesn't that sound like fun? >> you know, we try to be good little catholics. >> she's making a joke about taking her kids to choir practice and we're good catholics but yet she's plotting a murder. the murder of the father of her children. >> you still want to move forward? >> yeah. >> all right. very good. i have a buddy of mine that i reached out to that -- old school guy, very good. >> you can hear my voice and, like, i'm talking like we going to do this. don't worry about it. we'll take care of it. we've done this before. he's [ bleep ] crazy. >> during the prior conversation, labella has told susan there are two choices. murder or a less pricey

. >> this is a water spout that turned into a tornado right off the international airport in nassau iner spout over the lake that's nearby but then it moved a little bit, touched ground for a tiny little bit. but people really freaked out. >> i can see the concern. heavy winds around an airplane. >> it so strange they are concerned verbally. they're vocal about it but nobody seems to take cover. they're standing there having the conversation

. >> this is a water spout that turned into a tornado right off the international airport in nassau in the bahamas. it formed as a water spout over the lake that's nearby but then it moved a little bit, touched ground for a tiny little bit. but people really freaked out. >> i can see the concern. heavy winds around an airplane. >> it so strange they are concerned verbally. they're vocal about it but nobody seems to take cover. they're standing there having the conversation film being the sucker. >> they got really good video. they panned up and showed us the water spout. but there is another video that does show people in the same location running for cover. >> whoa! >> you see a lot of people running back into what looks look a terminal or a building. i can't really tell from the jittery camera but as they're running in, you do see the spout form ing in the sky. >> it did look like it had picked up a plane and dropped it all catilawompus. >> oh, you're right. >> fortunately nobody was injured except the seaplane. >> dang! >> it's not unusual to have eighth grade boys fighting in schoo

california-based space x that was founded by elan musk has been delivering cargo for more than a year under a nassau contract. and away it goes. >>> a former oakland raider is picking up the pieces after his home was trashed by teen agers. hundreds of kids showed up after someone posted the party on twitter. holloway, a lineman for the raiders in the 1980s owned the home for 30 years and it has been vacant for the last two. he is using the twitter postings to reveal their names and he hopes that will teachers and them a lesson and possibly change their lives for the better. >> i would feel sick if i had an opportunity to do something and participate in helping save their child's life and i did nothing. >> holloway estimates the damage to the house is about $20,000. >>> one ticket matched all six powerball numbers winning the huge powerball jackpot. it was sold in south carolina. two tickets with every number except the powerball were sold here in california. one in riverside and the other in los angeles. those tickets are each worth a little more than $873,000. and while powerball is getting all of

california-based space x that was founded by elan musk has been delivering cargo for more than a year under a nassau former oakland raider is picking up the pieces after his home was trashed by teen agers. hundreds of kids showed up after someone posted the party on twitter. holloway, a lineman for the raiders in the 1980s owned the home for 30 years and it has been vacant for the last two. he is using the twitter postings to reveal their names and he hopes that will teachers and them a lesson and possibly change their lives for the better. >> i would feel sick if i had an opportunity to do something and participate in helping save their child's life and i did nothing. >> holloway estimates the damage to the house is about $20,000. >>> one ticket matched all six powerball numbers winning the huge powerball jackpot. it was sold in south carolina. two tickets with every number except the powerball were sold here in california. one in riverside and the other in los angeles. those tickets are each worth a little more than $873,000. and while powerball is getting all of the attention with its huge jackpo

california-based space x that was founded by elan musk has been delivering cargo for more than a year under a nassau >>> a former oakland raider is picking up the pieces after his home was trashed by teen agers. hundreds of kids showed up after someone posted the party on twitter. holloway, a lineman for the raiders in the 1980s owned the home for 30 years and it has been vacant for the last two. he is using the twitter postings to reveal their names and he hopes that will teachers and them a lesson and possibly change their lives for the better. >> i would feel sick if i had an opportunity to do something and participate in helping save their child's life and i did nothing. >> holloway estimates the damage to the house is about $20,000. >>> one ticket matched all six powerball numbers winning the huge powerball jackpot. it was sold in south carolina. two tickets with every number except the powerball were sold here in california. one in riverside and the other in los angeles. those tickets are each worth a little more than $873,000. and while powerball is getting all of the attention with its huge

. >> our lisa guerrero hit the streets with police officers in nassau county, long island and with troopers from the new york state police. >> we will not tolerate you talking on your cell phone. or texting and we will enforce the law. >> troopers are getting creative. using special suvs that some are calling spy vehicles. they blend in with cars on the road. they're just a little bit higher up and that allows the clear view to catch drivers in the act. [ sirens ] we quickly found out how widespread the problem was. almost everyone was doing it. >> i don't have to explain to you how dangerous that is. and obviously with your granddaughter in the car you know that. >> calm down. you are not public enemy number one. >> sir you were texting while you were drying right next to me. >> the trooper said this doctor was messaging with his office. he was given a ticket. >> his eyes were completely off of the road. >> this guy was texting and barely paying attention to the road according to the trooper. >> sir -- i want you to pull to the right side of the road. >> he was given three tickets. >> you

the typical book i looked at the books that was out there in nassau favor with fax in figures and how to meet fundraising reports or meeting deadlines or wonderful books about community organizing which we could talk more about which is a requisite step the what i did not see is why not me? the truce tallying inspiration all primer for women who want to be public leaders or the elected officials or appointed officials and i thought why not forge ahead? leer at a point in history we have had a lot of experience we have been at this for decades in there is a lot of great wisdom to be shared in stories to be told and the encouragement to be given to our sisters and brothers who want to help. i decided on this inspirational book i thought what are that attributes? the number of things came to mind. but for me to share with you i cave in to the conclusion that the stories it would tell a ended the advice it would share would reflect. the book skinny bitch was a whole different john rath with the cliche they say just doing. if you don't want to be fat then don't eat cupcakes. i can understa

. >> scientists from nassau imaging say they have found a new grand can yeah in green land. it was hidden under a massive sheet of ice. they say it's 460 miles long, and that's almost 200 miles longer than the grand canyon. but the megacanyon is not nearly as deep. researchers think it's been hidden for 4 million years. >>> coming up next, the new fees that kick in today for some cal taken riders. also a live look from our yerba buena island camera coming up. bay bridge closer and how its affecting events all over the bay area. and a new way to get around the bay. the pilot program to get more >> welcome back, everyone. let's start this half-hour with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. >> mid-50s here but we are in the low to mid-60s from antioch to livermore. 53 mountain view. partly cloudy skies this morning. the rest of the day we will have mid-level clouds. there's a system offshore that could provide enough lift works some subtropical moisture from the south, to squeeze out maybe a few sprinkles, a light shower. so for the rest of the day we are calling it pa

nassau hall the tallest building in british american when it's built. these colleges dominate the environment. one of the things that i also found fascinating about "ebony and ivy" you talk about the slaves who build the campuses and waited on the faculty and students was the -- the curriculum. this white supreme sincerity that wasser. strait -- perpetrated. you are a professor of history at m.i.t. i don't know how you maintain your intellectual sanity -- and you obviously knew it before, though, if you have it supported in the actual research of these quote, unquote, what we now consider liberal institutions. teaching white supreme supreme sincerity i'm not trying to sound as if i'm surprised. if you said that now about yale or harvard, you know, people would think, my goodness, when did this start? how did it get started? you sort of explain in because of the people who started these universities. >> guest: it's built in the origin. it's in the source of the funding, and the continued -- remember, as the american revolution approaches, and the tension

>> they don't do you to the period my and best knows sea monsters on nassau geographic.45 minutes of work that i did in two years schoolteaching. >> 45 minutes of work? >> it went national. got my car, took my tapes around and got a johnny mathis session. sang backup and ever heard singer's talking about the jackson to work. >> what is the moment you would relive it i have the power to let you live a moment in your career? what is the one you would choose? >> may be just my first grammys. i was so out of body and i had such a strong character work ethic that i could not embrace or on the fact that i had achieved something. i think part of what propels me is the feeling of dissatisfaction with myself. i am always just shy of greatness. >> i could say you have the best six you can have in your life or that moment, which one would take? >> i am not asking you to name the guy. >> i have not been married so i am still technically a virgin. >> you take the grammy, we knew? >> i would take the grammy. >> sheryl crow, a delight to meet you. the kind of album i can imagine on the

i could start seeing the smoke from nassau county.getting up right before the queens midtown tunnel. my car was smoking, i was doing as fast as this thing could go. now i knew something was really bad. looking over the side from the queens midtown tunnel where you could see the trade center and they were both on fire at this point. i heard the second one hit because i had 10-10 on the news. i got stopped at the tunnel in traffic. i had clothes on going to court. i had dress clothes on. i remember i had a fire department shirt in the back seat. through this thing on quick and hoping somebody would notice i'm not cutting along the curb because people are beeping and trying to cut me off. i'm on my way somewhere. eventually everybody was doing this. got stopped at the tunnel and they let us through, only fire men and cops were coming through. >> i know this story is incredibly tough to talk about. you're so courageous, all of us at one point or another have thought what if that were me in that building? what if i were one of the firefigh

the on the barclays center, they just got the nassau coliseum. he is trying to expand his business.le government shut down. now that we are just less than eight hours away, let's hear from a billionaire investor on how the shutdown might impact the markets and your portfolio and where, perhaps, to put your money. joining us now, first on fox business, w. l. roth chairman and ceo of pbs you just heard what he said. please don't, don't shut down the government. in our last hour, kleinfeld of alcoa said extend the debt ceiling and then fight about the other stuff later, but do not hold it hostage. birdies and? >> well, i don't think that not holding something hostage will work. so if the republicans are going to get some concessions from the president, we need something to trade with. and if they do not have anything to trade with, why would you give them concessions? he has been taking a very strong position even with these threats looming. it seems that we now are playing the blame game. you is really to blame, what will the public opinion polls say? but i do not think at the end of

nassau has not admitted to any of the crimes. the judge will have the final say.g will be held at the supreme court and rep county on friday. >>darya: taking a look at gas prices this morning at the national average right now sitting at 351 a gallon. that's down 5¢ from a week ago. the state average right now sitting at 402. here in the bay area and san francisco, scene it averages of 409. in oakland matching the state average at $4.20. with the south bay just a few pennies more at 4 044 average for a gallon of gas. >>darya: kron4's will tran i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my f

here, again, professor nassau has departed from the standard approach.nstead of taking typical path of the academic ladder of writing about minor figures whom everybody has thought of writing about before, he tackles the big boys. andrew carnegie, william raldolf hurst, joseph kennedy, what he brings to these outside subject is research cupeled with narrative. hurst, for example was the press lord par excellence. and nasaw succeeds in capturing the man's drive and gusto and his fullness in the american tradition. the kennedy biography was authorized for the family but he refused to undertake with without assurance he would have complete access to the archive and wouldn't be second guessed. the result is a biography of a man who a lot of awards, figuratively speaking. among professor nasaw awards are the ban kroft prize in history. his books have appeared regularly on the years' best list compiled by various newspapers including my own, "the washington post. please welcome david nasaw. [applause] [applause] thank you. last time i had a captaineddive audie

this is not nassau taking off from cape canaveral. they are taking off from virginia. should have seen charles sweating on that liftoff. charles: every time you see those, you get goosebumps. stuart: if you are on the eastern seaboard, new york, down to washington, you can probably see this taking off right now. that looks like a successful launch to me. i like this stuff. i like space. charles: need to. you can use this technology for other things. stuart: you are in luck, charles. you recommended the stock. connell, it is yours. connell: a live rocket launch to wrap up your show. that is great. walgreens setting the stage for big corporations to follow. we will talk about starbucks. they preferred you leave your guns at home. do not bring them in the store. we will talk about just how much johnny mandell is really worth. we hear a lot about quantitative easing. more than 70% of americans still do not understand it. we are here to help out with that and everything else. that is this hour on markets now. ♪ dagen: t

developing this hour, police in nasa -- nassau county, new york, are searching for a gunman believedned fire on two people the incident occurred near roots svelte field mall in garden city. the mall lockdown. the law enforcement officials did not have any word on the condition of the victims. >>> u.s. forensic teams are helping kenyan forces to search for bodies and evidence in the collapse mall where terrorists held hostage four days. the death toll is 72. the middle of the mall collapsed bringing down another level down to the ground floor. >>> hairy mitz, jr. was convicted of killing a neighbor and police officer responded to the shooting. he was the third excited this year in ohio. i'm arthel neville. get you back to lori. lori: appreciate the update, arthel. see you around. >>> alibaba group is the china's largest e-commerce company. our jo ling kent is all over the story. >> nasdaq and the new york stock exchange could be fighting once again this time over an ipo that would be far bigger than twitter. alibaba is basically the amazon and ebay of china combined. it is valued more

again, we stress that this is outside the mall, nassau county police are taking the lead us these picturesrom the wnyw chopper. a mall on long island. we'll bring it to you live. and in the meantime, terrorists killed at least 67 people inside that shopping mall in kenya. the number is expected to grow. we will take a look at the growing threats behind this attack. also an update on the final of the america's cup. a race filled with drama and intrigue and lots of surprises. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus frui

tv," your chance to talk to the authors including former senator kay bailey she letn, david nassau, meearly half german -- half million german heer w sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. pow's. million german >> the requested japanese cherry trees get planted along the tidal basin. watch our program on helen taft saturday at 7:00 p.m.. >> we're at prospect garden here in princeton, new jersey, the garden that ellen wilson designed when she was resident of prospect house. when she was in the white house, she brings the garden or backyard to this garden at prospect house and she says to the white house gardener, let's re-create the section of this garden at the white house. of course, this becomes the famous rose garden at the white house. ellen tragically does not live to see the rose garden completed. she dies in the summer of 1914 and she is wheeled out into the space outside in her wheelchair or she watches the garden work but she does not see the completion of this vision of roses blooming at the white house. >> meet the first and second wife of president woodrow wilson live at 9:00 p.m. e

your chance to talk to the authors, including scott berg, former senator kay bailey hutchison, david nassauon joseph p kennedy. brothers at war author, and pulitizer prize winner rick atkinson. many more live on c-span2, starting at 10:00 eastern and sunday at noon. on c-span3 american history tv, from converted horse tracks converted gyms, life for half million german p.o.w.'s detained in america during world war two. sunday afternoon at 1:00. >> this is it a garden that ellen wilson originally designed when she was a resident proves speck house. i will len wilson was in the white house, she brings the white house gardener back to the house at prospect house. she said to the gardener, recreate the rose section of this garden at the white house. this becomes the famous roads garden at the white house. ellen tragically doesn't live to see the rose garden completed. she dice in the summer of 1914. she is wheeled out into the space outside in her wheelchair and watches as the gardener work but she doesn't live to see the completion of this vision she had for roses blooming at white house. >> i