>> when they tried to pull the nets into the boat, tinky's foot got stuck.lvin said he tried desperately to get tinky's foot out of the net, but he was unsuccessful. >> he said he wasn't going to make it. he had asked god to take care of his son. >> tinky told alvin to try to save himself. >> so i told him i was going to go try to get some help. that's when i started swimming. >> just moments after alvin jumped into the water, the boat slipped below the surface. >> like that, the boat was just gone down. >> alvin said he managed to grab hold of a piece of wood and swam for 14 hours until he was rescued. >> i was doing everything i could to try to catch my -- keep my head above the water. you know, it seemed like i was swimming forever. >> he's told his story. he tried to save his captain. it was tender. it was endearing. it could have happened to anyone. >> but alvin didn't want accolades. >> i don't see myself as -- i feel that what i was doing, i couldn't get no help to get him. >> several days later, the coast guard found tinky's body floating in the gulf

he wants to try cutting some of the net free.rvous. >> daddy's going to try to help it, galen. [ crying ] >> i'm scared. >> it's okay, honey. >> galen, it's okay. >> the camera is rolling as he approaches the 40,000 to 50,000-pound humpback. >> i got within roughly one foot of the eyeball of this humpback just trying to reassure i was there to help. very extraordinary to have that moment. >> fishbach is able to cut some of the net free from the animal's back. >> how's it working, michael? >> when he tries to continue cutting along the side of the whale, it becomes clear that's not the right choice. >> he's freaking out. i got his -- i got his dorsal fin free, that's it. his pecs and flukes are screwed. >> it's now safer to work on the net from on board the boat. fishbach hands over the knife to george who continues to cut where he can. >> you've got to cut everything you can. >> fishbach and the boat's captain, alberto, haul the excess net aboard, holding tight, and repositioning the boat with a paddle whenever the whale shifts i

that does look to be below the net level there, the net adjusted is 139 million.ed the estimates, but he gives us interesting guidance. they are rising before your production growth to over 7% versus their previous guidance of 5%. they are proposing an interim dividend in line with estimates at 0.4 percent. it was one of the first oil majors to increase dividends. one of the only ones to suggest they will not do that. despite the fact we have seen that 40% reduction. we are watching through all of this to look at the refining and marketing business to see how much they can compensate for weakness in the oil price. and the second quarter adjusting profit is coming at 105 million. stay with bloomberg, we will be taking a closer look at those numbers. eni ceo will be here at 10 past 9:00 u.k. time. let's go to caroline. caroline: we have breaking news. this is a government held french nuclear sector. saying it will buy 51% of the reactor units, 2.7 billion euros. this is a plan to help save them. a nuclear company within france needed recapitalization. this is someth

it demands more safety netting to protect fans and installed from one foul pole behind home plate and all the way out to the other foul pole. as baseball fans watched tonight's home run derby the conversation steered away from the bats towards their fellow fans in foul territory a. lawsuit filed today by an oakland a's fan gail payne says baseball has a duty to protect its fans from flying baseballs and bats and that current netting behind home played at ballpark is not enough. thee wants nets to cover fans from foul pole to foul pole. >> that's part of the excitement of going to the game. >> foul balls and bats are injuring spectators at an increasing rate. >> the lawsuit cites a recent case in boston where a woman wassers isly injured when part of a broken bat flew into the stands and hit her in the head. >> the league is situated to know the number of injures when the average fan is. armed with that knowledge they know they have a problem that fans can't appreciate it. >> reporter: the only park in america with the safety netting they seek is at florida state. some fans think the l

net income missed estimates.hrankincome in macau 36% in june, extending a slump caused by china's drive against corruption. -- saw an advance as net income climbed. garuda announced a plan earlier to buy 60 boeing planes. we will have more on the results chieforning with garuda's executive on asia edge at 11:30. coming up, the u.s. moves closer to a rate hike. but when? we asked a former fed governor. ♪ yvonne: checking headlines around the world, senior officials from 12 asia-pacific nation have launched talks to hammer out a trade deal that has been in the works for six years. u.s. trade representative michael froman said delegates had to confront tough political issues including patents and exports. ability ofted the the u.s. and japan to broker an accord. from afghanistan, reports say a leader of the taliban is dead, said to have died two years ago. 2001. the insurgency in isis not known why kabul releasing the information now. his death may complicate peace talks with the taliban. the hunter who helped an am

why should people care about his net worth? why should this be an issue?: i don't know that it is his net worth as much as it is what he does with this. and has become a seminal possibly destructive moment in the presidential race and within the gop. i don't know that he is a serious candidate. i think that he loves being in the limelight. i think the you have serious candidates in the gop, like john kasich and others who have announced. i think that donald is here because he loves being the center of attention. the quotethe way, that you mentioned in your piece, "the figure goes up and down with the markets, even feelings, my own feelings affect my value to myself go tim: -- myself." tim: we all have feelings. ofx: of course, -- scarlet: course, lindsey graham had some harsh words for him, calling him "a jack asked." we just got a tweet from lindsey graham saying he would get a new phone after donald trump retweeted it and called him a lightweight. scarlet: still ahead on "market day"? alix: setting our sights on the middle east, we will tell you about on

right now, a matter net drone can carry 2.2 pounds, and fly 30 to 40 minutes.chnology constantly evolving, those numbers will undoubtably change. >> we need to create a transportation system that fits the 21st century, that sits the current state of the world. >> we want everything on demand. >> reporter: even before the swiss partnership, the startup has been to haiti, a country in the himalayas, and papua, new guinea. transferring items to rural clinics. how soon these drones will be used regularly depends on the regulations of each individual company. they hope to return next year to put the drones in full use. but matter net acknowledges that the swiss companies don't expect widespread use of the drone for another 5 to 10 years. >> it's more than excitement, it's a level where you see that a vision you had a couple of years ago is materializing. >> reporter: matter net says its mission is to transport urgent items quickly, whether it be in congested inner cities, or remote areas. >> those drones are starting to change the world, amber, thank you. >>> safety

net profit came in slightly lower than last year. the firm is in a fitting from the refinery business. peugeot citroen's attempt to turn around it pays. the french carmaker says the net profit rose to 500 of anyone million euros -- 571 million. they are shaking often turns about china and russia. blaster the company reported a loss during the first half. investors were impressed i barclays latest quarterly earnings. net income rose sevenfold. earnings got a boost from investment banking. the executive president pledged speed up cost-cutting. corporate earnings help european market get higher. some solid looking gains. the ftse 100 powering ahead. berklee shares ended at 1.8% higher. the pharmaceutical sector was also in focus after glaxosmithkline came out with better than expected earnings. we are seeing american shares heading higher. the dow jones industrial average is up. goodyear is in the spotlight after better than expected earnings. investors are reacting to a rate setting meeting that wrapped up a little earlier. the u.s. ce

. >> does yelp have any position on net neutrality? as an internet company? >> absolutely. so yelp as an internet company came out in support of title ii reclassification. we actually wrote a letter on a blog post and made it public a few days before the fcc had their vote on it back in february. so we are supportive of it, and you know, at the end of the day we obviously understand congress' role on this issue in particular and if congress decides to legislate on net neutrality, we just want them to really put forward the best solution that protects internet, the internet as a whole and in particular both users consumers and vibrant disruptive and growing internet companies like yelp. >> host: now, you have quite a bit of experience on capitol hill, don't you? former chief of staff to darrell issa? >> guest: well, that's right. i was legislative director by i was on hill for 11 years. i also worked with the majority whip's office when roy blunt was the whip and with the republican conference when j.c. watts was the conference chair. so this is like being back home for me.

but here a total net worth of at -- eight billion -- net worth, not assets, not liabilities, a net worthll debt, after all expenses, the greatest assets -- trump tower, 1290 avenue of the americas, bank of america building in san francisco 40 wall street -- sometimes referred to as the trump building right opposite the new york -- many other places, all over the world. so the total is $8,737,540,000. [applause] mr. trump: now, i'm not doing that to brag because i don't have to, believe it or not. i'm doing that to say that that is the kind of thinking our country needs. we need that thinking. we have the opposite thinking. we have losers. we have losers. we have people that don't have it. we have people that are morally corrupt. we have people that are selling this country down the drain. i put together this statement and the only reason i am telling you about it today is because we really do have to get going because if we have another three or four years -- we are at a $18 trillion now. we'll soon be at $20 trillion. according to the economists who i am not big believers in, they say $

. $5.7 billion in net income. we are just beating estimates by a little amount. 103 the estimate was 102. 2.97% margin, slightly better there. retirement night -- $602 million , the headlines coming out fast and we will bring you some of the figures as soon as we get them. erik: wells fargo is one of the more consistent performers on wall street, beating earnings per share would be the seventh time in the seventh quarter. they are managing analyst expectations. the big issue for wells fargo is about the net interest margin. the net interest margin is almost 3%. wells fargo among the biggest banks with the very best net interest margin. the difference affects the interest rates between the interest rate at which you lend and borrow. and it was of the vacation but more or less what it works out to. and the second bank of the day jpmorgan being the first where we see an increase in the interest margin. you're heading toward that fed rate hike whenever that happens and that will be good for banks but this gives us an

trump's net worth, why shouldn't be an issue?i don't know if it is his net is what hech as it does with his ability to self promote. this has become an impossibly destructive moment in the presidential race and within the gop. i don't know that he is a serious candidate. i think he loves being in the limelight. i think you have serious candidates in the gop like john kasich and others, who have announced. i think donald is here because he loves being the center of attention. by the way, that quotation you mentioned in your these, it goes up and done with markets and attitudes and even my own feelings. adding even my own feelings affect my value to myself. we all have feelings. mark: tim, thank you for being here. betty: i think i am worth $11 billion. mark: the bloomberg market day. continues in a moment. ♪ mom has always been one of those people who needs to keep busy. if she's not working in her garden, she's probably on one of her long walks with bailey. she was recently diagnosed with a heart condition. i know she's okay, but

each adding $4 billion. $8 billion added to these gentlemen's net worth.ear, their net worth has risen by $7 billion as we have seen google shares rise by 20%. other unusual moves include the move by etsy. this is almost a throwaway line. developers are seeing a boost in traffic as a result of deep linking. that comment alone is causing shares to search by 20%. you have to consider the short interests in tetsy. the stock has gone up a lot. 46 percent of the float is sold short. when you see a big surge, you have people who will start to cover the shorts and push the stock up even more. that is one of the reasons why we're seeing such an out size gain in etsy today. matt: thank you, julie. putting things in perspective. fine - about lloyd blank . mark: groupon is acquiring order up. the purchase of the mobile for marketplace signals it is ready to take on the likes of grub hub. side topes out metropolitan areas. the online forum will continue mentsen comments -- ban com with calls to violence. reddit fromreins or alan powell who resigned. people host to the

do you think that net assessment was most beneficial or utilized? >> you want to talk about harold?> well, aside from solicitor who were sort of joined at the have with marshall on these issues for probably harold brown was the secretary of defense who both understood what net assessment was as well as his long-term value as perhaps any of the secretaries of defense. i mean it was quite the carter administration. initially was the hope that we could do something even somewhat similar to what occurred in terms of clenching fists and extending hands to adversaries. but you know, if you talked to harold brown about this what he would emphasize was that andy always raised questions that pointed to a a broad strategic issues did not get mired down the small stuff, and in that sense he acquired a perspective that was just virtually nonexistent from the parts of the pentagon and military bureaucracy. you got a different perspective and talking to andy then you got from the staff for the service staff. his margin of trying to put our strengths and weaknesses and export them over time was re

this fan catch and to think the trout net. right in the trout net. unbelievable. you have to love it. that is the stuff that the dreams are made of. i caught it in the trout net. how do you feel about that? martinez is in action tonight as they will host the california dream 7:00 p.m. is that awesome. grand slam. awesome. way to go. doug: humid tonight. shower and storm activity over for the area. look at the forecast tomorrow. partly cloudy. warm humidity. isolated thunderstorm. 92. 94 on wednesday and thursday. hot and humid. better chance of the afternoon thunderstorms thursday with a frontal zone. steve rudin will update the seven-day outlook and look ahead to the weekend when he joins you at is 11:00. the storm was amazing, dropped the ranch. then gone. leon: glad they're gone and you were able to stick with us. stay tuned. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. we will be here at 11:00. see you then. >>> tonight, bracing for a major heat wave. temperatures feeling well above 100. plus the urgent effort to stop a massive wildfire burning at this

we want equal net neutral internet so everyone is in.ly: what is a realistic quantifiable legacy you plan to leave? guest: i think our goal is to institutionalize technical skills at the leadership table whether it is the addition of my role at the white house, technology policy, bringing data innovation and technology, insights and inspiration and instigation into the government. we will continue to do that with every agency. people have been very receptive. we do it as a pilot and then tried to scale it and make it permanent. the service will be an extraordinary resource for the government going forward. our founders were very technical, and i think president obama and the team are bringing the current set of americans in and up. that's what i'm excited about. emily: megan smith, united states cto. president obama will formally announced the rollout of the program later today from rants oklahoma at 5:30 p.m. eastern. coming up, the pioneers of mobile shopping. what makes the indian customer tick. the big change to google's search algor

peter: does yelp have any position aon net neutrality? laurent: we actually wrote a letter on a blog post and made it public a few days before the fcc had their vote on it back in february. we are supportive of it. at the end of the day we understand congress's role in this issue. if congress decides to go for net neutrality, we want to put for the best solution that protects the internet as a whole and users and consumers. peter: you have quite a bit of experience on capitol hill. former chief of staff to darrell issa. laurent: i was on the hill for 11 years. i will -- i worked with the majority whip when roy blunt was the whip. this is like being back home for me. i am wearing a new shirt up here for you i got rid of the button-down. it is like being back home. i think it is important that technology companies like yelp and others have people like myself or others who make that connection between the valley and capitol hill so that when policymakers are legislating they really have a good perspective on it. i think i am able to translat

microsoft reported its largest ever quarterly net loss. we will give you the reason that. -- give you the reason next. ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. shares are lower in the after-hours, the company reporting its largest ever quarterly net loss. it amounted to more than $3 billion, shares falling 5%. joe: above that, microsoft was hurt by a 7.5 legal right down after the purchase of note you 's handset unit. also joining us is emily chang. the big surprise this time was stronger sales in the computing and gaming area. numbers saw some strong coming out of surface. other than that, everything else was in line with everything they expected. pc sales were week, cloud sales were good. i would say a mixed bag at this point. alix: when you talk about gaming , i don't consider microsoft a gaming company anymore. is this what they want to see from their results? the xbox has been doing well for the last several quarters. it has been discussed a lot but i believe they want a device down in the living room. windows works and it's a

so how attractive is trump's net worth and business background to potential voters?ying it really means a lot. that the net worth is because of his ability to have success forgetting the fact he started with a quite rich family to begin with. >> a lot of people do forget that. it's kind of key isn't it? thank you so much bob. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, just when you thought the johnny depp dog smuggling was over it's back. >>> could this be the next beach trend? let's hope not. you're watching "first look." ♪meow, meow, meow, meow...♪ it's more than just a meal it's meow mix mealtime. with great taste and 100% complete nutrition, it's the only one cats ask for by name. great job! k.... now let's get ready for the ball. here it comes. here you go. good catch! perfect! lets see your pour. ooo....let's get those in the bowl these are way to good to waste right?! ohhhh......yeah let's go for it, around the bowl annnddd... share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes they'rrrr grreat! good catch, dad! and now try new kellogg's froste

first-quarter net loss was $112 million. it was trying to boost its ebitda in advance of the public offering. it is the biggest bet ever by kkr. the company's ceo since 2013 has been trying to boost profitability. it has been acquisitive, buying startups, partnering with companies like apple. first data is filing for this ipo. i'm looking at the various headlines coming out. the company's loss last year was $458,000. it is doing a placeholder amount now of $100 million. we will get more details on how big this could be at some point. joe: thank you for the news. david will be with us after the break. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. joe: i am joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" alix: remember those gold go-go days? >> with gold at an all-time high, now is the time to send your unwanted gold for cash, like these gold cufflinks. alix: gone are the days of the golden cufflinks. gold has lost nearly 70% of its value since its peak in 2007. now, the portfolio manager for westshore funds, a gold glover and believer. and david is also still

christian heart net has new information -- heart net has new information. >> reporter: he was arrested in south san jose at hours after being named a person of interest. one of the victims was a dr. in modesto. another victim was martinez's own daughter. he is behind bars, suspected of killing five in modesto. amanda crews was one of those victims. she was a dr. in stanislaus county. distraught relatives were escorted away from the crime scene saturday afternoon where the five bodies were found in a home in this suburban neighborhood.>> it's really scary. really scary.>> reporter: modesto police received a call saturday afternoon from a concerned person asking for a security check. when police showed up, they found the five bodies.>> we found that all the victims are female, all related. >> reporter: saturday night, police named martinez as a person of interest and released a picture of his red lincoln navigator. hours later, martinez's car was spotted 80 miles away from the crime scene on lucerne way in the east san jose. police say a family member lived there, police suspected he got

so net net i've only paid $1.90 here. my break even being 121.90.s up a buck or so, almost two bucks in the stock. i'm basically risking $2 to try to make $3 if the call spread goes to its full value and the stock gaps higher after earnings. otherwise all i risk at $2 here, the stock maybe goes down and i get an opportunity to actually purchase the stock and wait for a lower point. but playing a call spread's a definite way to play to the up side from this point. >> disney shares in today's session hit a new high. i feel like we're in the kind of market when stocks have big run-ups going into earnings it really has to deliver on every single metric. are you concerned at all when disney reports? >> certainly one of the things about disney is obviously the valuation is up toward the upper end and obviously the stock's performed very well. but one of the things i think is interesting here right now, pointing out that you've got the "star wars" movie coming out on the back end of the year, that's something where they really shine, when they can find the

a free kick in the back of the net. u.s. came out firing in the second half. jamaican goalie out of the net. bradley got the goal. 2-1. this one the closest shot off his chest. off the post. jamaica wins 2-1 denying the u.s. a 6th straight trip trip to the finals. the a's tonight host toronto. see you at 10:00 p.m. >> see you then. >> thank you. >>> coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news continuing coverage of today's tragedy in hayward, the death of sergeant scott lunger, killed during a traffic stop early this morning. also what we are learning about the gunman, his age, injury and where he is being held. all that and more tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. see you then. >> thank you for m aking ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pe

overall we saw a net improvement during the past 6 months of roughly 2.4 percent. what is provided here is a overall summary of those percentages that i recited earlier and showing of trends lines. you see the running trend line for professional services is roughly studied at about 58 percent. that slight becrease of 1.5 percent staff isn't concerned because of the nature of the contract awards. in terms of the construction and spline supplies, we showed a marked improvement. overall average was about 35 percent. looking adding the contracts and total aggregation it is about 37 or 38 percent. this attributed to i believe hard work on the part of staff, not myself in particular, but staff in terms of concentrateing on construction and construction activities. we heard the commission loud and clear in terms of particular areas and hopeful the trend line will continue to improve, however that is yet to be determined. of course, there are areas that are of particular concern. we had conversations with trade groups, with contractors, the percentage of san francisco base

its net loss reached more than $3 billion. company officials site sluggish sales of its shrinking operating system. and also two massive layoffs in the handset division they bought from nokia. microsoft hopes to turn around its performance with the launch of windows 10 later this month. although apple reported strong earnings, investors were disappointed that the iphone shipment numbers fell short of analyst estimates. this led stocks in japan to snap their six-day winning streak. our business reporter gives us more details from the tokyo stock exchange. >> the nikkei 225 has risen by more than 5% over the last six trading sessions. it was about time to lock in profits. that coincided with some negative headlines during the u.s. earnings season and this is what we have for today. the nikkei has fallen from its four-week high ending at 20,593. about 1.2% lower. the topixs was down for the first time and fell about 1.1%. many focused on apple. revenue from apple contributes to profits for its parts suppliers. so the iphone shipm

and the net result is that people have learnt to live with it. they work around the sanctions. today we drove through the city, the streets of tehran, and found that you can buy almost everything you want to buy the same way you could in an american city. the difference is are you making enough money, is it worth enough to make things viable. i'm carrying in my pocket in excess of a million units of their currency. that may be good to get my team dipper. that's the issue -- dinner. that's the issue facing iranians. yes a deal of optimism. >> economic sanctions of the united states and its partners have in the nuclear chest match, sanctions are credited with forcing iran back to the negotiating table in 2013, after 34 years of hostilities dating back to the hostage crisis, and putting an end to the sanction assist a top priority of the president, elected in 2013. after taking office, hassan rouhani went on a campaign to end iran's economic isolation, saying nuclear weapon had no place in iran's future, and calling western sanctions a form of violence. the sanctions we are talkin

. >>> safety nets. will social security and medicare be there when you need it? all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, july 22nd. >> good evening, everyone. i'm sharon in for sue herera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. home are officially being bought and sold at their highest prices ever. and those rising prices aren't holding buyers back. they've come out in droves this spring and summer selling season pushing the pace of sales to their highest lel since before the financial crisis. the national association of realtors says sales rose 3.2% in june helped by steady job growth and an improving economy. that report helped send shares of home builders higher even as the broader market fell today. and while it may seem like the housing recovery is firing on all cylinders, diana tells us there is something not quite right. >> reporter: the number for the spring market are in and strong. home sale rose more than 3% for may and are now up nearly 10% for the year. that's the highest monthly pace in over three years but the sales came at a high

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is it net a positive for you or restraint for you and your shareholders? >> right now we believe it's going to be a net positive and it's not going to be a value add. it's going to be a risk reduction. because what we're trying to do is avoid environmental risks, social risks that we think our industries are going to die because they're not adding value and we have long argued for over 25 years that good corporate governance adds value. in almost every case in every asset class i can make the argument that it's a risk but also an opportunity for gains. >> one of the points made earlier today was that in the world of big data the costs, the externalities will be easier to account for and a bigger risk. >> no question about it. let's take environmental risk. companies pay to dispose of their water waste, their physical waste, at some point we believe they'll be charged to dispose of their gaseous waste. you want to factor that in and it's going to effect earnings. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> california state teacher's retirement system has

net income fell, although this year's outlook was raised. joining us now for an exclusive interview is the companies cfo. also with us is ahead of market strategy who will be with us for the next hour -- peter thank you. let's come to you first off. you raised your outlook -- what gives you the confidence. the second company is raising -- so what gives you the confidence to make that move? >> we have seen the underlying growth up by eight point 4%, and that has been stronger than we expected at the beginning of the year. based on the results so far we are confident about our ability to continue growing. ryan: you have a big divestment program. where are you with that right now. jaap: we sold last year 2.4 billion with our shopping centers and this year we are looking to sell -- we have almost sold about 1.4 billion. we are well on track to meet the goal we set. obviously with the demand for property in the low interest rate environment, considering the quality property, we have seen very strong. anna: this is all about becoming more prime so

vago: they are paying $9 billion --steve: they are paying $9 billion normally, and the net price is $7.1 billion. the pa of it that i found interesting was when i listen to mr. hayesthe ceo of united technologies who in his earnings call said this is a business worth $5 billion or $5.5 billion, i felt go about netting $6 million. that is a gapindifferencen valuation by two important c ceos. that interests me. i would say this much -- relatively little attention has be given, it seems to me at whether lockheed martin can makee its mark to me that the $7.1 billion price, d it is one of the reasons utc got out of the business. a lot ofof programs in development and thatat is the risky stage of most of these programs. vago: let me ask you a remedy question -- are the e potential remedies and design team the sales agreement that means you to believe therere could be potential remedy? jeff: as a talked about off-camera, yes. therare potential remedies. it signals them. ckheed is required do one of two things here first, divest up to $650 million of its system, which you take over the susubsyst

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a new analysis shows his net worth is closer to $2.9 billion instead of $10 billion.ersonal financial disclosures, forms made public last week. most of that net worth derived from his various real estate holdings but this is significant, you may say why does it matter? it's significant according to "forbes" magazine which has called him out on that $10 million statement many times. he's touted his net worth as one of the main reasons he'd be a great leader for this country. bloomberg politics saying his net worth is $3 billion, much lower than the $10 billion he said he's worth. live in our breaking news center chris cato nbc 10 news. >>> a college student from the our area was honored at the white house for helping others who suffer from the same disability that he suffers from. the white house recognized nine people yesterday. among them brian mirsma. he's a sophomore at cornell who suffers from dyslexia. he started a blog to teach other dyslexic students how modern technology can help them as well. >> i think it's special that i have the disability and then share w

. >> 1.6 net revenues. they say net revenues and interest rate products significantly higher compared with a year ago quarter. this increased more by significantly lower net revenues and to a lessor extent mortgages and currencies. jpmorgan gets the gold star. the citi fexixed income was quite good. >> goldman's were double citi's gains. >> i like goldman. i think it is terrific. the citi numbers were good. people are going to say, only two good ones. i'm going to throw a monkey wrench in everything. i think bank of america and wells were the best. bank of america was extraordinary. the company is not projecting my estimate. i think the company has finally gotten that together. >> earnings for next year. >> next year. >> i think you can do it. i really do. i think it has that earnings power. i have been looking to figure out a normalized model for that. i'm sorry. they don't have a movie slate the way netflix has. it is hard to take up the price target. >> i want to see what david einhart thinks. >> i was l

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and then they had fishing boats with seine nets that would stretch across so none could leave and theny could just pick out the young ones. >> we were only after the little ones, and the little ones, you know, big animal still, but i was told because of shipping costs, that's why they only take the little ones. >> they had the young ones that they wanted in the corrals, so they dropped the seine nets and all the others could have left, but they stayed. >> we're there trying to get the young orca into the stretcher, and the whole fam-damly is out here 25 yards away maybe in a big line and they're communicating back and forth. well, you understand then what you're doing, you know. i lost it. i mean, i just started crying. i didn't stop working, but i, you know, just couldn't handle it. just like kidnapping a little kid away from a mother. everybody is watching, what can you do? but the worst thing i could think of, you know, i can't think of any worse than that. now, this really sounds bad, but when the whole hunt was over, there were three dead whales in the net, and so they had peter a