if there's any good news that this stock breaks out, 33% short interest in the name and that's why you like this and that's why you have gaps like this when there's good news. we talked about short interest. this is a well owned stock, meaning it's in very good trust. elon musk owns 23%. these shorts keep getting tripped up, they have to cover, that creates buying opportunities, new shorts coming in. new stocks come up? >> he has the muskeon touch. what i want to know, if you've got negative reports from the cars like edmonds and "consumer reports." if bad news like that doesn't knock this off its momentum, what is going to? >> here's one of the things that's interesting to me, there's large capital pools that own this thing. looking at the options market, the highest levels of open interest, they're all in strikes that are 50, 100, jan 15 that were put on long time ago. 10, $30,000 contracts. when you look at what's near the money, there's not a whole heck of a lot of options activity. one thing that says to me is that the stock is in such good hands, like i said before -- >> right. >

this is a good level if there is any good news, remember, this is 30% short interest in the name.e'll make another point here. we talked about the short interest. this is a very good stock. it's in good hands. elon music owns 23%. he is in a battle with the shorts. they get tripped up. they have to cover. new shorts come in. the stock goes up. they keep buying. >> he has the muskian touch, doesn't he? what i want to foe if you have sort of negative reportsic like edmonds and consumer reports, if bad fuse like that doesn't knock this off it's momentum? >> here's one of the things that's interesting to me. you look at the top holders. it's largely held. there are capital pulls. looking at the options market, the highest levels of open interest, they're all if stripes like 50, 100. things that were put on long ago, that were like 10, 30,000 contracts, when you look at the interest that are near money and near dated, there is not a lot of options activity. one thing that says to me is that the stock is in such good hands, like i said before, people are not nervous, they're kind of com

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if it's bullish news and people are short, they get squeezed out. people always attribute the news tommy the market rising. and it's really because everybody was short. if the market was long and that bullish news came out, the market wouldn't move. this with open interest is extremely low right now. the volatile numbers in gold is muted. right now it's the front two month and that's about it. >> thomas, it's tim seymour. what is bullish event for gold then? as guy was talking to you before, you think we have a lot of things lined up here that would be very bullish. the only thing working against gold is there really is no inflation. tell me what you want to see to take gold higher. >> well, geopolitical, i've never been a fan of the geopolitical story in gold. it's always short-lived. i've been here a long time. we had 9/11. we've had some really terrible things happen in the past 20 years. and basically, gold will have a knee-jerk reaction and then it's a selling opportunity. if the real fundamentals aren't there, which is real interest rates, whic

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iran says it has produced a new generation of short range missiles and aerial drones. according to the news agency t the missiles are designed to destroy marine targets. the drones can be used to map territory for military and civilian purposes. >>> israeli air strikes levelled an office building and damaged a shopping center this morning. the strike comes hours after israel bombed an apartment tower causing the building to collapse. nobody was killed, but 30 were hurt. this weekend the army warned gaza residents to stay away from buildings that harbor terrorists because those would be destroyed. >>> u.s. warplanes continue to strike at isis targets where the group's leadership is located. relatively little is known about the exact structure of the leadership of the terrorist group. u.s. officials tell nbc news that isis has gotten stronger. they don't think they're capable of pulling off an attack like 911. they think they could still try something on american soil. dozens are dead after bombings this weekend. officials say three bombs went off killing 31 iraqis and wo

impacting on the most of the farming business and the agricultural industry in europe and more news after this short break including new developments on our breaking news story to stay with us. on american financial their own. development and i'm. not going to get. the life. there's a leader so we leave the baby. by the sea motions to your. place your party is in. their shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics. to. choose your language. could make it with oh if you're going to kill innocent children are exactly the place of a sick child it's good to consider. the opinions that you the great. choose the stories that impact your. child's access to. welcome back this is r t international now there is a pessimism ad the pattern gone over the effectiveness of america's airstrikes against islamic state fighters its senior military officer believes they are unlikely to affect the jihadist overall abilities in syria and iraq saying the strikes would only have a temporary effect on a more comprehensive approach is needed for now though washington says it wil

short stories of chekhov. chekhov knows of his big plays like "cherry orchard," "seagull," et cetera. but it's probably just more difficult to adapt and to present something new in them. short stories, because they are so short, they allow directors like that to go in and interpret interior of the heroes, their personalities, like this byelikov. you know, we know very little about him. that he is -- not about his family, his education. he is teaching the rare languages, like ancient greek. and his behavior seems very conservative. and all this sociopolitical elements kind of hesitant in his behavior. and that allows the directors to go in and eliminate by the different mediums, like movement sound effects, video, et cetera, et cetera. i want to talk in a moment, mikhail, about the multimedia aspect of it. but let me back up for a second, and i think i know the answer. but for you, why chekhov? there are many who believe he is the best playwright ever, of course, but -- >> well, it just happened, you know, because we developed this in connecticut in hartford more than 100 years ago. and it's so relevant, because it's all about, as you say, universal kind of si

. >>> now to breaking news just a short time ago both pennsylvania and new jersey announced their first human cases of west nile virus this year, both of those sickened are from our area. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl is with us right now and what have you learn so far. >> reporter: we have more information, new information, 49 year-old resident of gloucester county new jersey was hospitalized and is now recovering from west nile virus. the the pennsylvania case here in philadelphia, was a man who was also hospitalized, and he has since recovered. it is height of the mosquito season and many are tested positive for west nile virus. >> the the number of infected mosquito pools that we have collected that are infected with west nile virus is actually rather high this year and it is continuing to increase. >> reporter: doctor caroline johnson with the philadelphia health department says risk of getting virus is expected to increase over the next few weeks, mainly because there are so many infect mosquitoes in the area. most people infected with west nile virus don't

news 4. >>> a lot of shorts today. a lot of flip-flops. it's like bon voyage to summer here and feeling it. >> the temperatures are feeling comfortable and refreshing. summer officially comes to a close this weekend, but we're actually talking about our fourth heat wave of the year. to start this weekend, wait until you see the seven-day. how many 90s, i think you'll be surprised. here on storm team 4 radar. no rain in the forecast for tonight. clear right now. pretty much everybody will be dry for saturday. now, as we widen out the image here, take a wider look at what's going on. as we work our way throughout the day saturday, there could be an afternoon thunderstorm firing up as this warm front lifts through the area, but that's going to be in the mountain areas only. this cold front tries to push through sunday and monday. that will bring the additional chance of some showers and thunderstorms to the region. temperature right now in washington at 82. that's our high so far today. elsewhere temperatures are in the 70s. 78 in camp spring

. >> rick, state officials in hawaii wrapped up a news conference a short time ago.e still concerned about flash flooding and the powerful winds. high winds, soaking rain and strong surf as tropical storm iselle made landfall this morning. explosions as downed power lines showered sparks in the darkness, leaving nearly 25,000 homes without powers. and downed trees blocked roads for drivers. the forecast, say tropical storm iselle and approaching hurricane julio are the biggest storms since 1992. >> we continue to watch julio. while that is probably north of the big island we can't guarantee it. >> traveller

a news conference was just held a short time ago talking about the response efforts of several agencies and what they're going to be doing later on today. >> with regard to my office who is conducting the inspections, we have had a large number of volunteers and state oes has sent us inspectors to go out into the field and canvas the remaining areas that hadn't been removed yesterday. we had 30 volunteers plus our own staff canvasing in the field those areas. so they are looking to identify damaged buildings and appropriately tag them and free up buildings that may appear to have damage but are okay to enter and occupy. >> reporter: again, that was from a news conference just a short time ago here in napa. here's what we know so far. we know a total of 49 buildings have been red tagged. and being red tagged, this means they are unsafe for anyone to go in. and city officials say the number of red tagged buildings is likely to increase. they have increased just from yesterday by 16 buildings. the fire chief says his department, other crews from the surrounding region, they responded to ab

short. >> we're going to sweden tomorrow. we're leaving the hotel. >> reporter: derek ward, news4. >>> now some news overseas where ukraine is working an all-out war against russia. they stopped short of imposing new sanctions against russia. instead they ordered officials to draw up those sanctions and see what happens on the ground. nato ordered more than 1,000 troops into ukraine with more than 20,000 positioned on the border. ukraine's president says moscow has also moved hundredsf tanks into the country. he says russia's aggression is pushing the conflict closer to the point of no return. >>> back here, doctors have found the first human case of west nile virus. officials also detected the virus in a horse from the same area and in mosquitos in montgomery and prince georges counties. last year doctors had treated three people with west nile. most people who contract the virus show no symptoms, but those who do usually get aches and swollen glands within a week or two of being bitten. >>> let's check this with storm team 4. a lot of folks still trying to head outside this weekend. we'll keep an eye on some things that cou

also the mystics fell short to the new york liberty. tough loss for them. >> a heck of a defense. sam will have a tough time making that team. >> it's going to be tough. >> all of those they got. >> all of those they got. that's our news for ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios! go, go, go! go power oats! go! cheerios! go power! go...power! yayyyy! >> you're watching c-span. at 4:00, it's "biden's 10 best april fools' pranks." but first, we go to the congressional hearing for the general motors ignition-switch recall, where the c.e.o. of gm, mary barra, is concluding her opening remarks. >> and, finally, i would just like to apologize to everyone who has been affected by this recall.

. >> rick, state officials in hawaii wrapped up a news conference a short time ago. they are still concerned about flash flooding and the powerful winds. high winds, soaking rain and strong surf as tropical storm iselle made landfall this morning. explosions as downed power lines showered sparks in the darkness, leaving nearly 25,000 homes without powers. and downed trees blocked roads for drivers. the forecast, say tropical storm iselle and approaching hurricane julio are the biggest storms since 1992. >> we continue to watch julio. while that is probably north of the big island we can't guarantee it. >> travellers returning to lax relieving that they beat the storm. >> definitely. a little tension. >> dozens of flights canceled or delayed in honolulu forced the search for a last-minute flight. >> people trying to scramble for their life. >> and weather alerts across the hawaiian islands, closures of schools and officials not taking chances. >> everybody knows that a rough time is coming. we hope that it is minute ma'am -- minimal as it can be. >> some are not conce

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disrupt entertainment companies and finance world i kind of like it if they disrupt fox news that's just me. short term rentals have been around forever they're not allowed under the code but they've been around and people have testified they've rented out ramps and houses for short time purposes and there hasn't been a big to do about enforcement but the disrupter has shoved it into the city's face and essence enhancing the ability to break the law that's why we're here today. i also think that supervisor chiu has done a tremendous amount of work and the planning staff i think there are things that are missing especially in terms of the kind of information wife been given to try to make some sense of the current situation. most of what we've been told about the situation a anecdotal a lot of personal stories today and lots of e-mail communications might be the motive amount of e-mail i've received since on the commission before both sides but none of that has told me much in terms of hard data collection. we have overall numbers but not where the wrenlz are concentrated it would be nice to have a

according to a new study short men make better partners. the research was conducted by the greg gutfeld institution. it was actually done by sews y'all gists at -- sociologists at nyu who looked at how a man's height affects their relationships. they do more housework and earn a greater household income and less likely to get divorced and it is probably due to their abnormally large member -- ship in clubs. joe app, did you ever -- joanne, did you ever date a short man, and don't count martin short. >> i am 5 foot 6, 5 foot 7 which is in the short range. i don't like really tall. 6 foot 2 and taller it freaks me out. i think some has to do with the woman's father. as awful as that sounds, if you have a tall father, you are probably going to be on the taller side, but you won't want to date someone super short. you are looking for someone like your father. >> why do you think shorter men are better than tall people like you? >> greg, it is interesting. this study spawned a lot of stories. they had the same title. the study said women prefer

cnn's jake tapper broke the news a short time ago. he's in jerusalem, also joining us, reza sayah from cairo, egypt. jake, i want to start with you and the teal. tell us more. >> reporter: the state department sent the small team to the cairo negotiations. they are led by acting special envoy frank lowenstein, a long time aid to secretary of state john kerry. the group will be a strictly supportive advisory and monitoring capacity. they are not there to mediate or get involved directly in the talks. lowenstein and his team are scheduled to arrive in cairo this evening. we know what some of the sticking points could be in the cease-fire talks. israel wants the demilitarization of gaza. the palestinians want what they call the siege of gaza lifted. those are the short term issues not even touching the things that made long-term peace seemingly impossible, the settlements, final status of jerusalem, israel security needs among others. >> is it unusual john kerry himself is not part of that t m team? >> i don't think so. the group is serv

philadelphia's school children got some good news in the short-term. governor corbett says he will authorize an advance of $265 million in state funding money paid up front to the district instead of being dispersed throughout the school year. >> the goal of this action is to allow the doors to open on day one and avoid layoffs. >> reporter: $2 a pack philadelphia only tax on cigarettes would generate on-going revenue an estimated 40 million bucks in the first partial year. but the bill allowing the city to levee the tax stalled in the legislature. so the governor is asking lawmakers yet again to return to harrisburg and finish the job. >> at city hall some of those lawmakers local, state democrat heard mayor nutter say passage of the cigarette tax at the least the legislature can do to help fund philly schools. >>> last your was inadequate. next year without these dollars will be a next year with the dollars is the maintenance of inn adequacy. >> governor corbett notice the cigarette tax were phil half the budget hole. wants the rest to be filled by p

. >> reporter: abc news obtained this short video from inside the plane on one of the long trips home. those are zip ties holding up a plastic barrier. that's the containment pod. inside it a healthcare worker in a protective suit looking after one of the patients. the situation in west frick is getting worse. today international health authorities report more than 900 dead. the cdc reporting its highest response. we were on the ground in liberia where we saw a field of makeshift grave markers, so many families robbed by the disease. healthcare workers trying to walk into homes with six family members are meeting resistance. they're scared, sometimes refusing to be hospitalized. the missionaries say there is one positive to all of this. ebola has been an issue for africans for decades. but for the first time it's capturing the attention of americans. david? >> steve osunsami on this story all week. thank you. >>> it was last night here we reported on that two-star american general killed in afghanistan. tonight a family honoring him. major general harold greene killed by an afghan sol

paul was the first to volunteer to try a new device intended to short circuit the headache. the small wire runs from the stimulater to the nerves associated with cluster headaches. when a headache begins, paul simply turns the stimulater on. >> up to their cheek with this device like are you talking on a cellular phone. >> it's reversible, are you not destroying or cutting or chemcly burning the structure. it's still intact. >> researchers believe that this device will work and right now they are in the early testing stage, the ohio state medical university was the first to use the device but other hospitals will also do trials, no word if any local hospitals will have it. >> and also today, an effort to make sure that some middle and high school students are getting physically fit in education class is sparking debate. you see the yellow circles under their name. every time you hit the zone you earn a badge now students in dubuque, iowa, they will have to wear the badge and they will be posted on a board, teachers are testing them out and school officials say they will acco

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to stay with us all have details of the latest violence from ukraine and plenty more news after this short break. we're all talking about language as well but i will only react to such right i have read the reports from. pollution and no i will leave that to state park to comment on your latter point. to say it is their k.l.a. car is on a dog. no god. no more weasel words when you have a direct question be prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a battle freedom of speech and a little down to freedom to crush. choose your language. make it with zero if. you know places choose to use the consensus get a. chance to defend against the to. choose the stories that impact your life choose be access to your office. welcome back a photo correspondent working for the russian real novice the agency has reportedly been detained by ukraine's national guard the agency says that under a stand in who disappeared in the east of the country three days ago is now in the hands of the security service or kiev denies that stand in was last heard from on tuesday when he sent photos from the re

i'll be back with more news after this short break do you stay with us. different leader in syria now many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months. that we choose to call it well you can. still be against syria is going to be. facing the abyss ukraine is running out of options as winter approaches with a crashing economy the regime in kiev it may be looking to end the civil war but that trade may have already left the station. to international up to insisting moscow is not doing enough to ease tensions in ukraine washington is threatening russia with a new wave of sanctions the sentimental was echoed by german chancellor angela merkel who said the e.u. is also considering stepping up its economic restrictions however the german opposition is not supporting the move. especially as it does us different sanctions and a trade war i know means improving the situation on the country we have a spear all of us glacial that hurts the german and european economy it's my experience that many people rejected the sanctions right

. >> reporter: their home airport is the flying w in medford, new jersey, a short flight from their favorite> atlantic city just about 11 o'clock and 40 milessism this will be the sixth time these jersey pilots have represented at their hometown event, the atlantic city air show. >> it's always been my favorite air show. >> it's real nice to have the hometown crowd. >> raiders flex now. >> this is fyi's preview of the atlantic city 2014 air show. over and out. >> way to tag out there. >> 5:47. a couple of local teachers and students get a real education. >> thanks to a face-to-face meeting at the wells fargo center with pop star katy perry. david. >> all right, let's take a look as we've got karen in west chester, my twitter follower tweeting in 72 degrees this morning and it looks like it's pretty decent temperature-wise across the region. 72 in philadelphia. 67 in wilmington, 65 in allentown. humidity fairly low. high ♪ [ telephone rings ] how's the camping trip? well, the kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. ♪ the best part of wakin' up what are you doing? having coffee. ohh. ♪ is

i'll be back with more news after this short break don't go away. different leader in syria now many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months as. their former. president we choose stevie's time for him to go. to go. to syria you probably saw the stuff. on there and in the financial world. talk to serious development cannot stop it is a terrible only take the credit not good good. and life there are good and there are books. thank you for staying with us the international monetary fund says ukraine is safe on track to receive for the financial aid later today the i.m.f. will discuss the next one point four billion dollar handout i don't want to get the money g. coin ukraine was told to raise terrors for gas electricity and other utilities while at the same time freezing pensions and wages and raising taxes and there are now additional conditions there include slashing tags benefits will agree culture and allowing banks to repossess property but complying with the demands is hard for a country that's already in wh

for joining us this evening and indeed i do hope you'll stay with us i'll be back with more news after this short break. different leader in syria. many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months. to feel less. present. which is diddy's time for him to go. to be released to syria is really the stuff. we all told you my language as well but i would react to a comment on your latter point. secure yeah because i'm going to talk you know going to. jail no more weasel words. when you need a direct question are you prepared for a change when you know you should be ready for a. pretty speech. down the freedom to. welcome back nato is mulling counter moves to challenge what the head of the alliance called russia's reluctance to considers a partner in an interview to the european press on this photograph misson outline nato's latest plans for eastern europe that includes ensuring permanent international deployments on russia's doorstep nato already has a so-called response force but rasmussen believes it now needs to be spearheaded he also spoke of close atari's with yo

worry about the law of the land as laid down in the constitution and we're back with more news after this short break. they all told me my language as well but i will only react to situations i haven't read the reports so i'm likely to put the no i will leave them to the state department comment on your latter point to say. to carry out a car as i'm going to talk you know god i. think you know more weasel words when you made a direct question the prepared for a change when you when you should be ready for a. freedom of speech and down the freedom to question. do we speak your language. there's all these programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of his p.r. people interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. welcome back and creating an army is moving in on the largest cities in the country's east in an attempt to crush the anti-government resistance there and the officials say that they're ready and troops to fight in the streets have done yet. as part of the next phase to take back co

his family in new hampshire speaking a short time ago about the respect they have for their son. this is his father and mother now at their home in new hampshire. the president saying the cancer, referring to islamic terrorism, can not spread. meanwhile dozens of western reporters are still listed as missing in syria. one by the name of steven sotloff, another american. he is being held. his fate is not known. at the end of the video that shows foley es execution a picture of sotloff is shown on the video. the terrorists say they are waiting for the next decision by president obama. sotloff's family lives in pinecrest, florida. one can only know what anxiety they're feeling at moment. these moments are happening quick and stay tuned to this fox channel and this fox station for all the day's breaking news. we're online all the time at foxnews.com. i'm bill hemmer. in new york. >> this has been a fox news >> this has been a fox news special report.... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double, try it now for just $2 on mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. ♪ nom...nom...nom

thousand dollars and billions in pension payments are still to be paid to war veterans more news after this shortbreak. well not talking about language at all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports so i'm likely to put the no i will leave them to stay current to comment on your latter point save lives or carry out a car is all you're talking no player oh thank you no more weasel words. when you have a direct question be prepared for a change when you when you should be ready for a. critical speech and a little down the freedom to. choose your language. because we can without a federal constitutional such place for such treatments that the consent you. choose to give us the great. chance to storage could impact the. chance to access to. those also with us here on r t international a ten year old palestinian boy was reportedly before as a victim of israel's a renewed strike on gaza in response to hamas missile attacks the conflict restarted just a cease fire between the two sides expired the month long conflict has claimed almost one thousand five hundred lives the majority of

the news broke after a short-lived cease-fire between both sides. hamas and israel are accusing each other of violating the truce. those officials say at least 35 palestinians were killed in morning fighting. another 200 were injured. two israeli soldiers were killed. john kerry issued a statement in the last hour condemning hamas for violating the cease-fire and kidnapping the israeli soldier. this afternoon, the palestinian american teenager beaten while he was in israel will be on capitol hill. ir live in florida but still has family in maryland. he was part of a riot israeli police were trying to break up. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, two americans set to come home to become the first cases of the u.s. treated in later, using social media to tattletale on your neighbors. but first, people start heading home after several gas explosions shake streets. here -- grab the umbrella if you had out tonight. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. the 12,000 people forced to evacuate after a series of gas explosions in taiwan are back i

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news". >>> well, short distance from ferguson, st. louis police shot and killed a man who came at them with the knife. eyewitnesses say that man was acting erratically just before the police were called. they don't believe this case is connected to the ferguson shooting or the protests there. >>> pope frances is said to be deeply pained following the the deaths of three family members in a car crash tonight. the crash happened overnight in argentina in the side i of cordo va. the car driven by pope's nephew hit a truck. that nephew's two young sons and wife were killed. he is now in critical condition. >>> hometown kids are just one win away from the world series finals in williamsport. taney dragons take to the field tomorrow night but the talk of the town today is about their star pitcher going somewhere no little leaguer, has ever been before. pretty good. here's our pat ciarrocchi. >> wonderful. >> reporter: le keisha maclean is nearly speechless. >> she was at front cover, right. >> reporter: yes, her cover the taney dragons phen

is a debate i'll never know, you know, we don't talk about drowning polar bears but new york was hit with super short term sandy it was the largest and when it hit new jersey but spit despite it was the second most it's truthful storm in history trailing katrina sandy caused more than $68 billion in damage and it happened in new york state it happened in the real estate to our bridges and tunnels and roads all things were flooded with significant damage. the energy infrastructure was seriously damaged being e merged in seawater. thank fully we've landowner a lot sandy's 14 foot storm surge we talk about this is a storm surge of 14 feet 2 feet higher than any in the history. that's why the electrical system was flooded and the brooklyn tunnel was flood and lower manhattan and queens were completely underwater we took away many, many lessons i have to give and the gentleman is going to be surprised i want to thank governor cuomo i said it he really, really jumped 0 into action and not only responded to the storm in a significant way but afterward looked at our energy infrastructure and made some critic

the new research that points out where california is falling short and what could be done to save more lives. >> back after the break, checking on a warm up as we move towards the bay area weekend. which day will be the warmest. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> the aunt of a little girl killed by a hit-and-run driver pleaded not guilty in court today to child endangerment. the 25-year-old cried in court and asked the judge to release her to grieve but he set bail at $50,000. she is accused of walking her niece into the middle of the street and left her. the driver hit and killed the girl. he said the case should have

. >>> let's begin with breaking news. a shorte ago, two american f-18 fighter jets carried out an attack in northern iraq. president obama giving the go- ahead for targeted air strikes last night. the planes dropped 500-pound bones on artillery being used by islamic extremists in irbil. more strikes are likely to protect civilians stranded on a mountaintop. >>> kpix 5's kiet do is at mineta san jose airport right now where flights to hawaii are cancelled due to tropical storm iselle. >> reporter: good morning. we are hearing that at least 50 flights have been canceled too and from hawaii. here in the bay area we have been able to find one flight that's been canceled. that is from san jose to the airport in kauai. alaskan airlines agents say the 7 a.m. flight has no bookings which means that the passengers either have been refunded the fare or rebooked on to other flights. so out of san jose options are limited making it a challenge to get another flight, especially when everyone else that's trying to rebook at the same time. we t

the good news in the short term the interest rates are low.if those interest rates trend back to normal as we say or revert to normal, in fact, the cbo report points out the fastest growing component of the federal budget will be paying the interest on the bubble debt. that's a tax burden on the future generations. recently , i'm a grandfather for the first time. my grandson in the future will face having a tax applied to him to bear the burden of that high interest rate. >> which would be fine if that money was spent on investments and things that your grandchild is going to benefit from. but we can't get an agreement from members of congress to spend money on that. they'll just have the bill. >> that's right. the component of the bill, if it were seed, infrastructure, science, those areas have been squeezed. medicaid is growing at 15% this year. those are unsustainable into the future. those are the kind of politically very sensitive types of programs to address in terms of politics, but we're unwilling to take on them, and as a consequence

is a debate i'll never know, you know, we don't talk about drowning polar bears but new york was hit with super short term sandy it was the largest and when it hit new jersey but spit despite it was the second most it's truthful storm in history trailing katrina sandy caused more than $68 billion in damage and it happened in new york state it happened in the real estate to our bridges and tunnels and roads all things were flooded with significant damage. the energy infrastructure was seriously damaged being e merged in seawater. thank fully we've landowner a lot sandy's 14 foot storm surge we talk about this is a storm surge of 14 feet 2 feet higher than any in the history. that's why the electrical system was flooded and the brooklyn tunnel was flood and lower manhattan and queens were completely underwater we took

the people who work with 77 year-old doctor robert white say that the news came just a short time after an informal meeting with other township officials. >> he said he was going over to shop rite to do his shopping like he usually does and then went backup to my office and i got the call. i was just in shock. >> reporter: it all happened a bit before 12:30 this afternoon, doctor white was just leaving the supermarket when a woman described only as income her early 20's for some reason hit the gas in this pickup truck going in reverse. >> vehicle ran doctor white, sending him flying through the the store's front window. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead a short time later. west goshen township manager casey leland says this community has lost something special. >> he was just reelected to the fourth term here, so it is just a devastating loss for this township. he was intricately involved with our operations, budgeting, personnel it will be annex dream loss for this township. >> reporter: in fact doctor white worked as a public servant in 1980 when he was elected to the p

choosing out international seventy minutes past ten in the evening they'll be back with more news after a short break. i was. in december. more likely to be raped in college than in the real world. i didn't think that to each other when they knew each other i thought it was a stranger on the bus this. girl complaining about the son of an alumni. millions of dollars from the school why listen to somebody who's going to lose money at the school of schools that make money based decisions are much more common than they would ever admit publicly. do we speak your language or not a. news program seems documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little too much of angles to the stories. you hear. the spanish find out more visit. seems a dog days ahead for finland economists say the country is heading for years of recession the tit for tat sanctions with russia hitting the nordic countries and it could take a decade to recover his kind off looks next that how the trade war is being fought . for the past few months we've definitely been witnessing a rising tensions between russia and th

new regulations would ban short- term rentals.city officials say the move is in response to complaint abouts rowdy parties and overcrowding. critics say the measure huge losses in rental income during peak season. we'll have more on this and we'll >>> wikileaks founder julian assange is vowing to leave the embassy where he has been hold up for two years. british police say they'll arrest him if he steps one foot outside the compound. alfonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: wikileaks founder julian assange proved he can still draw the world's press by just hinting he'd leave his diplomatic hideout. >> i am leaving the embassy soon. >> reporter: but he can't walk out of ecuador's london embassy without british police arresting him. two years ago ecuador granted him asylum after britain ordered he be sent to sweden to face sex assault allegations. assange believes if he's deported to sweden, he could be handed over to america to face spy charges. his wikileaks week site leaked thousands of classified government documents four years