we have a tied game ott two. huntly at the plate. moore, oklahoma achado on second. lining one to center. machado scores the game-winning run. huntly will get what we all want when things -- >> oh, theres it is. >> banana flavored, he said. he kept licking all that whipped cream. >> it's safe to say we have a little bit of a lebron james hangover after waiting two weeks to find out where he was taking his talents. remember where you were on july 11 around 12:15 today. lebron announcing his return on sports illustrated's website. he said, when i left cleveland i was on a mission. i was seeking championships and we won two. my goal is still to win as many titles as possible, no question. what's most important for me is bringing one trophy back to east ohio. lots of anger there four years ago when lebron left for miami. dan gilbert wrote a letter to fans bashing lebron. tod miami heat's pat riley said, i'm disappointed by lebron's decision to leave miami. no one can fault another person for wanting to return home. he said lebron is a fantastic leader, athlete, teammate

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nton,otte horton -- thor we was one of the women featured, she would have contact with the 54th regimenthen they sailed to the charleston and buford area. taught many of the soldiers to read and a school that she set up in that area. she was actually the niece of for example, or, charles lennox raymond who was also a very prominent abolitionist in the 1850's and a noted speaker, someone who rivaled frederick douglass in the 1850's. here,ong these two walls we have pictures of some of the members of the 54th. we've begun with a picture of colonel robert gould shaw. the commission as colonel of the regiment by governor anders. that was one of the first things governor andrew did. he made sure he had for leadership of the 54th. at the time, military regulations stipulated that the soldiers could be african-americans but the officers had to be white. that was the rule. and governor andrew knew it was important to have the leadership from strongbe men abolitionist families, which shaw's family was. so he offered the leadership to shaw. shaw was initially hesitant about accepting it. seen the

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. >> virginia's former fist couple preparing for an intense day ott trial. bob and maureen mcdonnell walked out of the courtroom with a jury now seated. opening statements begin tuesday morning. eight men and four women will decide if they traded political influence in exchange for 165,000 in loans and gifts from a businessman. johnny williams is expected to testify for the prosecution as a star witness with immunity. lawyers for the mcdonnells say political courtesies like arranging meetings fall short of bribery. >> scandal and outrage could bring $17 billion to reform health care for our nation's veterans. congress found a bipartisan compromise to overhaul v.a. health programs after reports that some vets died waiting for care. $10 million will allow more to be seen by private medical provider. another $5 billion will expand clinics. $2 billion will fund the smaller programs. house and senate leaders say they can pass it before they go on vacation on friday. >> a local school board votes to cut up its own government-issued credit cards after an embarrassi

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. >> the warren commission appointed friday night will investigate and make a report ott murder as yetsaid nothing about how it will proceed or when. >> the time of day was about -- we're not very far from there. >> the lawyers and the commission took 39 adepositions and there were 94 witnesses that appeared before the commission. >> do you still think it was one man? >> i think we better not get into that area, you know? the report will cover all of that in great detail. >> it is now 15 seconds after 6:30 p.m. eastern daylight time, sunday september 22th. as of this moment, the report of the president's commission is public record. for the next half hour, we will search it for answers. first must come the answers to the two great overriding questions, who killed john f. kennedy? the commission answers unequivocally lee harvey oswald. was he acting alone or was he a member of a conspiracy? the commission answers, he acted alone. >> the media had all concluded that this was the most exhaustive investigation, case closed. oz warld did it alone. >> the commission concludes that three shot

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happens to be of ukrainian decent, she is a formal editor at the financial times and reuters, she is ottf russia's wild ride from communism to capitalism. you and i talked about this last week on the day of the crash, and you said that this really is going to bring things home for some of the europeans. exactly what phil suggested that they are going to be there with the dutch, now this is on their doorstep. this isn't some abstract. it's ukraine, we don't have too much to do with it, because we get gas there. >> i felt phil's report was very [ technical difficulties ] >> london is in some ways the elite. >> and the sanctions hit the rich. those that do business in london in many cases. >> and the thing to really remember about russia is this is a country who's elite doesn't actually live in russia. the wives and children of russia's rulers and russia's richest people don't live there. they mostly live in london, little bit new york, little bit south of france. so this is really a big economic connection for britain and particularly london. and i think the debate today was a real turning

he tied up his victims and shot each one ott head execution style. we are now hearing from the grandparents mourning the loss of four of their grandchildren. they have spoken to the lone survivor, a 15-year-old girl, the oldest daughter who was able to call police after pretending to be dead when she was shot. >> she is a strong spirit. she will be very good, she's going to have a tough time, but she knows her parents. she told me when i talked to her on the phone last night from the hospital, i said i was so sorry about everything that's happened, but i'm so thankful you are still here with us. but i said, she said my mom and dad are in a better place. >> just horrific. investigators say the gunman was looking for his ex-wife. there was a long history of reported domestic abuse. haskell is booked on multiple charges of capital murder. >> a horrible story. the fact she survived is a miracle. >>> hundreds of firefighters are battling a raging fire in washington. it's burned over 28 square miles since it began on tuesday. fire conditions improved on th

said, hamas has adopted gruesome tactics of using gaza's civilian human shields just today reuters put ott a third u.n. school had been discovered with hamas rockets in it, this is not an aberration, this is a deliberate policy to use schools, u.n. facilities, mosques, football stadiums, to use open areas to house their military machine. we are making a maximum effort to be as precise as we can, in a difficult combat situation. we have to stop those rockets. and we will protect ourselves. >> mark, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> my pleasure, thanks for having me. >>> joining me now with more, brit hume. brit, why do you think he was so reluctant to say what it was about this proposed deal that the israelis found so objectionable? >> the main reason, megyn is israel needs the united states, and the alliance with the united states. whenever there's tension and disagreement in the relationship and it happens with some regularity, both sides invariably try to smooth it over as fast as they can. in israel, it's a matter of survival, and in the united states, it's a matter of pol

the street looking for ibm numbers per share $4.29 in the second quarter, revenue ott $2137913 billionfox business for extends i coverage of those after the bell results. we also are getting micro advanced devices, that's a chip maker. we're not ignoring those pieces of information. they matter to our investor-viewers. in the meantime, as we talk about the breaking news that is affecting the markets, we're looking at the dow jones industrials now below 17,000. here are the s&p 500 and the nasdaq as well, the selloff has pushed the s&p 500 and the nasdaq into the red for the week. will today's news out of eastern ukraine rattle investors' confidence for a longer period of time and perhaps send markets into a deeper correction? because for now less than a percent or around a percent depending on which index we're looking at. joining me now, janny montgomery scott's chief investment analyst. right off the bat, news like today, does it change your strategy at all? >> not particularly, liz. certainly, the human toll is something that's incalculable, and the tragedy associated with this make

and when ott to robert -- otto goes back to working for his neighbor, that's where fission discovereds an incredible sensation among the emigres who are fleeing hitler. because in the united states especially all the sort of anglo american scientists are working they don't care about fission. they think this idea of making bombs and splitting atoms is just wacky. but everyone who's fleeing hitler is thinking to themselves, what if hitler gets the atomic bomb and we don't have it? so normally americans are told the story is of the making of atomic bomb as einstein and oppenheimer wrote some calculations on a board and poof, bombs. in fact, it took three of the most terrifying experiments in the history of science to make these bombs, and the first one happened in the middle of the city of chicago. enrique ferme was supposed to create the first reactor in the woods outside of chicago, but the people building that facility had a strike, and so the university of chicago president said, you know, we don't have football here anymore, is nobody's using our football stadium, so you could use

he could pick up the phone today, call the dod and direct them to have the 1,000 troops ott otter. >> in other words, governor you don't particularly support the bill and you're not encouraging your delegation to pass this. is that a fair assessment? >> i think you have distilled the correct answer. >> let me see if i can make another distillation. the laws on the books now seem to mean if one of these children from central america is ability to set foot on american soil, she's entitled to be taken into custody, given a notice, and then cared for by the federal government until their case can be disposed of by a judge. that being the case, doesn't the law have to be changed to stem the flow of these children coming into the country? >> yes, it does -- well, there are two things going on here. that law needs to be changed, partly because it was discriminatory, other than mexicans and individuals that come from mexico. i think members of congress understand it needs to be change, both democrats and republicans, but the other side is, to staunch this flow, you do not have to have a chang

if you look at an ott environment with on-demand -- >> over the top. >> correct. availability, sports is a key player here. as are the unique premieres of the actual motion pictures and so forth. and original content. that is something time warner and hbo and the turner networks bring to the table. >> this deal makes a much sense on paper. a will and time warner made sense on paper, too. what are the potential pitfalls? this is an opportunistic move by murdoch. that is correct. fox is going to try to position this as the deal they want to do , not that they want to do any deal. david talked about price. certainly the fox camp is going to suggest that they don't have to jump back in and pay anything to get this done right now. maybe that is in part because of the landscape and a couple of other potential bidders being tied up. as for what fox really thinks it can do with these assets, i have gotten a sense that the cable networks, the once we talk less about under turner broadcasting, are the ones where they think they can be better operators going forward. comeis

cybersecurity experts said for ott hacker this is easy, the equivalent of writing your social securityber on a postcard and dropping it in the mail. you hope it gets to its destination but you don't know. stuart: always good stuff. thank you very much indeed. get ready for a big summer cool down. polar for tax is coming back, much cooler temperatures next week, 50s, 60s in new york. a co-founder of greenpeace on the climate hysterias that this new polar for tax will surely stir up. our 2 in two minutes. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov ♪ stuart: it has been a rough week for america and a rotten week for the president. taxpa

it's got pro-buy ott ticks, it's lower in sugar than regular yogurt so it's just a good energy boostinge noticed something a little strange about the whole food product. >> reporter: whole foods, 365 plain fat-free greek yogurt says on the label it has two grams of sugar per serving. but all other brands of the same type have 6 to 12 grams of sugar. tastes the same as all the other plain nonfat greek yogurts. none of these are any sweeter than the whole foods brand. >> to have two grams of sugar in a cup of yogurt is a little unusual even though it's a plain yogurt. >> reporter: so "consumer reports" sent six different samples to an independent lab that conducted industry standard tests to determine the sugar content. instead of two grams of sugar like the label listed, "consumer reports" says the lab found the average sugar content was 11.4 grams. more than five times the listed amount. a big deal to some. >> consumers like a diabetic would be looking at that nutrition label making decisions for their daily life and intake and if they're counting sugar grams every gram counts for them.

as governor haslam shared, i'm a partner ott mckinsey and company probably better nope for our work -- known for our work in the private sector, but we also do quite a bit of work with governors and with states across education, economic development, technology, etc. and working with a number of states on health care, health care payment innovation, medicaid performance improvement, technology, etc. so today my perspectives will be both from our research as a firm as well as my personal experience working in both the public and the private sector. i should also clarify that we're not a political organization, we're pretty much nerds. [laughter] and we come at things from an organizational and operational and technical standpoint but not from the political one, so none of my comments today will be referencing any specific policies or legislation including the affordable care act. what i'd like to do is take a step back and actually make a bit of a case for the kind of nichives going on in tennessee and vermont. and there's really four things i'd like to share with you today. one is i t

revenue comes in about 1100 shy of expect ages, but aus point ott, due to shrinking net, ending investmentuicker, which is a stated goal and it's good for the company. so that's why the shares aren't performing poorly this morning after this release. which is only in line. >> yeah. >> and it's basically 2651 bid, 2670 ask and, you know, if we look at the year estimate, jack, it's $1.700 for 14, 2015, $1.83. so figure out what the growth rate is. the next year, $1.96. 2014 of $1.70 with the stock at 26.60. so you can see it's not at -- it's not at 20 times earnings. so jeff immelt for his tenure has been dealing with trying to figure out how to get a stock up to trading since you came on board. and it deserves pretty maybe above a market multiple because of its quality and its stability and because of its yield, which is now back to 3.3%. but right now it's not -- it's not cheap, jack, based on market multiples. probably above the average market multiple. did you do the -- what's the math? i'll do it. the 26.50 divided by 1.70. go ahead. >> the s&p is trading about 16 1/2 times -- >> 16. >>

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