the truth but still piper talks to some of his other neighbors.gate clearer picture. >> this guy, he said he cannot go to gp for some apparent reason, you know, and that he's going to do whatever he has to do to stay in here. >> all right, man. all right. >> correctional staff soon conclude that miera was not involved in the incident and take no further action against him. once schrieber's cell is finally cleaned, piper and fox escort him back in but schrieber is not happy with the results. >> oh, damn, still smells like a barnyard in here. what the [ bleep ]? look at this wall. it's still got [ bleep ] on it. it's still got [ bleep ] on it. hey, man. come and get it. you smell that? i'm not [ bleep ]. this poor half [ bleep ] job. piss poor half ass job. >>> next -- >> you know the guy that flashes little kids at pools, that's a piece of [ bleep ]. >> timothy schreiber is on the move and still pressing buttons. >> this one offender, he is the ultimate test down while you can maintain your professionalism. >> you're not going to manipulate the sys

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moore who brought in an article today from the chronicle, and it announces the good news that the piper painting is going, and the maxwell and the famous painting is going back behind the bar at the pied piper bar at august 22, at 6 p.m. and so i think that a lot of the credit has to do with the public's out cry when it was initially taken down and they said that it was going to be sold and that changed to it is going to be touched up and brought back and i think that was very good news. i have a question regarding projects on piers 30 1k 32. i think that we are supposed to be seeing the draft eir in january and that is what i have heard. there was an article discussing the timing moving forward and i never heard that anything has been declayed as far as the eir was concerned, and it seemed like it has been the date that i fully served that we were supposed to be considering it and so i am not sure what else he may be speaking to in the article. >> i am not sure. but we do have that calendared at least for now. >> commissioner antonini, sorry to interrupt you, could you lower your micro

. >> you came in saying at some point, you pay the piper? >> but we are not paying the piper today. someday you have to but the money isn't free. all of the money coming into the system it's moving your 401(k) higher. at some point, bernanke has to undo that but the economy is not ready for it yet. >> news so big it's literally taken christine romans's voice away. thank you for being with us. >> you're welcome. >>> the growing stalemate in washington over government spending as christine just mentioned. both sides have 11 days to keep the federal government operating and pass a plan. the current issue is the fight over obamacare. house republicans will only approve a spending plan the rest of the year, if it defunds the health care overhaul. the government says no way. >> should be no conversation shutting the government down. that's not the goal here. our goal here is to cut spending and to protect the american people from obamacare. it's as simple as that. >> you can't be held hostage. you can't have someone put a gun tour head and say we're going to do horrible, ridiculous things

there was music from a piper, a long time friend that appeared at the annual celebration of irish music just last month. he played a song heard on the wind of sea by a fiddler in the blasted islands. a meditation of a source of inspiration. >> so whether she calls his spirit, music or not, i don't care. off k it out of wind midatlantic, still he maintains from nowhere. it comes off of the bow gracefully, rephases itself into the air. >> he began writing as a farmer's son, reflected on northern ireland's trouble and ended a nobel winner and the orld's most famous poet. a e remember the beauty as bard of course. and today in particular in his being. >> his son revealed his last words in his beloved latin in a text to his wife minutes before he tied. > don't be afraid. >> after the service his body was taken north for burial in his hometown. crowds followed the man whose work spoke to all on the divided island of ireland. that brings today's broadcast to a close. you can continue watching bbc world news for constant updates from around the world on the 24 hour news network. check the local

from piper jeffrey. >> you got it. >> you got it. >> piper jaffray notes a favorable outlook for thepartnership. target finish line increased to 21, the problem is the stock is 22. target a buck below where they are right now. still finish line friday. >> upgrade, not really an upgrade. >> is that a good way to end the segment. tell us why again. >> we got to the finish line. our next guest says energy infrastructure plays safe. he likes emerge energy services, linn and innergy. is this where you should be investing your money. let's ask cofunder and manager of york and fellow person from the commonwealth, great to have you with us again. >> pleasure to be back. >> explain why you think these energy plays are safe. >> safe energy plays. because they're not tied to commodity prices. watched oil go from 90 to 110 or in the financial crisis dropped from 140 to 40, most investors can't handle that type of volatility in their portfolio. these are partnerships. u.s. energy infrastructure or u.s. energy assets structured so they're not tied to commodity prices which is brilliant. produce a

. >> lieutenants piper and fox have decided to question laudone again., laudone asks to speak to piper alone. >> i'm feeling that nobody is on my side. i understand the predicament i put myself in. at the time i thought i did the right thing going to the officers and laying it all out there. >> and pointing out the shot caller? >> right. >> and the shot caller never put hands on you? >> no. >> and you thought that was correct? >> at the time, yes. i mean, because, you know -- >> you've got to know number, dude. you know that's never correct. especially if he didn't put hands on you. here's what we're going to do. we're going to go take a walk. we're going to go talk to lieutenant fox. >> okay. >> okay? >> he's going to be mad. >> you think? >> probably. >> how come? >> i don't know. maybe waste of his time. >> i'm not believing a word you have to say. i mean, nothing corroborates with cameras. nothing corroborates with the canteen. i pulled the canteen. you're talking about you're giving them guys a $25 sack every month. well, them guys order way more ca

this market according to piper jeffrey is worth $3 billion and growing and passengers know it -- notice> it's very similar to not having water on the plane. if you don't have bandwidth or connectivity it feels like not having water and passengers expect it. >> jetblue is not going to charge passengers to surf the internet on the first 30 planes it installs the service on. it will charge for streaming and then reassess that business model after that. bottom line, guys, how much do people want this? according to the honeywell survey, 13% said they would give up in-flight toilet access for faster wi-fi. i can open assume those were all men. >> and in a really short flight. imagine going to australia without toilet access. i like to be off-line and enjoy my flight. you're a busy man. >> hard to do. >> i work both ways, back and forth to california this week and i picked my flights, there wasn't a lot of flights left, based on little wi-fi signal on our travel system and i bag airlines that don't have them. you're right. jane, thank you. >> still ahead, mcdonald's takes super sized to a new

piper's six. sam's ten, and jenna, wow. sixteen. (goren) and she's from your first marriage. sam, my third. but jason's been a true father to both of them. he had a different reputation before you two were married. and he loves me for giving his life balance. your husband, uh... spends a lot of time working late hours in the city, huh? well, he was working long hours lately because we are starting a new business. a new company. jewelry? home design. sloane-raines style. jason told you? no, but we did hear that ashley was going to be doing your jewelry design. i'm the company's sole designer. can i offer you some more lemonade before you go? i am terribly sorry, but my pilates instructor is waiting. raines and kelly are starting up a design firm. somehow, ashley thought it would be her big break too. when i told kelly, she didn't even blink. this guy's lucky he's not dead. how's his alibi? shaky. he says he was in his condo. doorman says he might have been. a guy like this-- i doubt this is his first affair. why turn to murder now? maybe because she was threatening to out him.

. >> romantic with the florals, a lingerie feel to t >> jessica alba teaming up with piper lime as aditor to showcase her must-have picks for fall. >> a nice creamer, a motorcycle jacket and then, like, a fun little boot. holiday parties, nice to have a little spark until your life. >> she doesn't follow trend and relies on the help of her daughter, fashionista-in-training, honor. >>lways the one that i go to for, like, should i wear flats or wear a little heel? she is good for that. >> our fashioneek photo gallery up now at extratv.com. >>> lindsay lohan doing her own one-woman fashion show in new york, short black skirt during the day lbd at night. >> i got to say, she is looking really healthy now. >> she is. >> into toys see. a lot more on lindsay and the new guy she has been seen w. >> straight from our new mystery reporter, gossip girl. >> if you were a fan of the tv show, you remember she always had all the scoop but we never saw her face. >> it looks like she is about to make a run for it. >> now, she is working it for extra. see what gossip girl's got for us today. >> hey, i

the giants vice president stacy slaughter told comcast sports net the piper was demanding his 2012 world series ring from the team. slaughter says the team has tried over the last seven months to arrange a meeting with wilson, but their calls were not returned. >> trying to get some help getting that rubber band off his beard. >> well, hey, the win over the rams with the 49ers. this play, a lot of people wonder, what's going on here? at the end of the fist half the 9ers take a free kick. this one is just an obscure role that the coach decided i'll take advantage of that. here's the deal. the team catches the punt, which the 9ers did. they can then try for a free kick. the other team can't defend. if it goes through, it counts for three points. this one was about a 71-yard field goal attempt. no shock it didn't go through. they return it. they didn't score anyway. the 9ers, they attempted that big field goal. didn't get it done. no sweat. no worries. they head into the locker room with a 14-3 halftime lead before winning this by a final of 24 points. >> the announcers, they gave harbough

nicole: i still like a good piper.et's talk about what we are seeing for the dow jones industrials, great week for the bulls seeing a lot of green, triple digit gains, the dow jones industrials up 51 points, that accounts for 1-third of 1%. tech is under pressure for the tech heavy nasdaq but on the dow jones industrial average a majority of components will into the green. intel had an upgrade today, overall we have gotten economic news, as good as anticipated but the trend to the upside continues, oil and gold falling back, gold down $13.5 at the moment. connell: all the big news is twitter announcing it is taking first steps toward becoming a public company and doing it with a single tweet. dagen: robert gray is in san francisco with more. >> taking notice obviously of the san francisco chronicle and this is twitter, social media that the social generation uses to chronicle the now-dated tweeted at it out, al else would denounce the idea. under the new jobs that they don't have to publicly declare because their reven

i think once kids see that you care, you can be like the pied piper. they'll do anything that you say. so i think it's just really caring. and if people do that, teachers do that, then it's easier to break the cycle. >> jill, let me ask you about your presence in the story. we were joking around since the very beginning of this about you, the well-meaning white lady, who ends up parachuting into east and west oakland to meet all these black kids into this universe that is very foreign i would imagine to your experiences in life. for people who feel that way, it can be very easy to both say, how do i get started, and to ask, well, why black kids? why not hispanic kids? there's plenty of asian kids in the bay area, why not start with them? why this group of students is they're not even a primary part of the population. african-americans, only 4% of the population or less in parts of the bay area. why black boys? why not start with hispanic kids or someone else? >> well, for the most part african-american memorandas are at the bottom of every statistic th

piper jaffrey is predicting they will sell two and a half million over the weekend. that will be significantly less than the 5 million sold last year. keep in mind this is speck hative, given that apple has not said how many phones were actually produced. >>> one more note about phone technology. blackberry will cut its work force by 40%. the hayoffs will run across all the departments and several thousand employees will likely lose their jobs. they're trying to reduce costs and still compete with competitors like samsung and the aforementioned apple. >>> the funny smell that drifted out of the a's dugout. crews clean up after another sewage problem. >>> also the america's cup drama stretches into another day. find out why what could have the final race today, why it was canceled. spencer christian is here with the werth. >>> we have interesting changes coming in weather. temperatures continue to rise tomorrow. they drop on friday and maybe a little rain in the forecast. i'll have the forecast for you in just a moment. >>> thanks. and how google is putti >>> oakland

. >>> a loen bag piper marked the anniversary of september 11th by playing amazing grace tweeting thought photo calling it a random act of respect and remembrance. >> new time lapse video showing construction of one world trade center out today. the video shows construction starting in october of 2004 all the way through today. you can seat rise of the building bringing 1 world trade center to 1776 feet. once completed next year, one world trade will be the tallest building in the western hemisphere and third tallest in the world. if you want to see more go to abc 7 news.com and click on see it on tv. >> prince william and harry today helping raise money in honor of victims of the september 11th attacks. the brothers became temporary stock traders taking to the phones for an hour to broker deals including a record contract valued at over $33 billion. they were invited to take part and 658 employees of that firm died in a to you qler it collapsed. >> in business news apple disappointment after the big announcement about iphones and pan dora's new leader. >> now that have the noon's after t

david piper live in the region, bangkok, thailand. how bad is the damage?r: hi, bill, yes, scenes of terrible devastation in the pakistani province of ba l.j. ustan in the southwest area of the country. we understand whole villages collapsed with the power of the quake. local officials are saying they're struggling to cope with the amount of people homeless and injured. hospitals are overwhelmed by number of people brought into them. this quake at the same time create ad new island off the coast. quite a large island, over 600 feet long and 6500 feet high. we understand many islands have been created in the past but disappeared quite soon after, bill. bill: what is being done to help the survivors, david? the death to is climbing by the hour. >> reporter: pakistan military is taking the lead. they have helicopters are going to the area. they're fighting an insurgency in baloo. martha: stan. they may well call on the u.s. for help. u.s. forces came in from afghanistan that time. perhaps this time the u.s. fleets that go to the gulf may be able to help, bill.

jenna: david piper, thank you.quake hitting with such force the earth apparently moved to create a small island visible off the coast all of a sudden. the head of pakistan's geological survey confirming the mass was created by the earthquake and scientists were trying to determine exactly how it happened. quake experts say such masses are sometimes created by a movement of gases locked in the earth, and under the sea, pushing mud and earth up to the surface in something like a mud volcano when an earthquake happens. there you go. a mud volcano and instant island. jon: we'll see if it stays. jenna: we'll see. jon: yesterday we showed you this photo or photos. the object on the left looking a lot like hans solo, remember, in the "star wars" movie, when he was frozen in carbonite. what it is and where it was taken. the far-out story, next. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow

we've got to pay the piper sometime and put those cuts out there, instead of putting out the straw horseare. i know you quit the moral victory of going against it, but you know politically your view cannot pass. why go for those other spending cuts? >> i know the president and democrats like to say they're repercussions for an election. let's go back to the 2010 election. that was right after obamacare passed. when nancy pelosi said we have to fas to find out what's in it. in 2011 we had sweeping changes in the house of representatives. some say let's go for majority rule. three time, i'm anticipating that this bill will pass when we vote on it in the next hour, that three times the house will affirmatively pass a provision that keeps government open and makes some small adjustments. i think a small adjustment in delaying the individual mandate which they've already done for businesses, let's do it for individuals as well and make sure members of congress don't get some special exemption, that is not a heavy lift. >> you're talking about special treatment. are you willing to give up your

some pipers were needed along the golden gate bridge. dense fog golden gate bridge. 63 oakland.. higher elevations retaining the warmth. we look for the fog to pull back from some of our beaches. from mt. tam you notice the marine layer is out there, but not everywhere. mid-70s in antioch. 66 in concord and 70 right now in livermore. it's just 9:00. so we are looking at a more comfortable day here, if you like those 81s downtown san francisco, you probably have to wait in the year or so for that because we are back to the 70s. still above average by a couple degrees downtown, but not often we see the 80s. 100-degree heat continues inland with a cooler pattern beginning by tuesday. the low clouds and fog not making much of an impact. it's the upper level high, the strong ridge of high pressure, influencing much of northern california with a down-sloping wind, compressional heating, and the light offshore flow bringing the big time heat from our east bay across most of the bay again today. in fact, it's influencing the valley, as well, with 99 in sacramento. 102 in fresno. that's

the respectful novice and the new york times and was excerpted in the chicago tribune republican piper's priest it. in pennsylvania it was proclaimed the most powerful book of this century. he drew on rumors that had been floating through reagan republican circles for years. after lincoln was elected, well before he appears several supporters of the incoming president sent letters warning in to watch out for the plotters who had killed two of his predecessors. general harrison left but a short time after he was installed in office. in general taylor lived but a short time after he took his seat. be careful that the king's table would be entering key date. another letter informed lincoln that i have often heard it stated that the last to wade president's came to their sudden and lamentable and by federal poison administered an effort at the white house. after lincoln died at least two prominent ministers were to the supposed murders of harrison and taylor in to their sermons. henry ward beecher not only invoke their alleged assassinations but added the anti secessionist democrat writing t

we visited this in the 90s and one party does pay the piper in a case of a shut down. >> this is pollingn our favor. no one advocates cutting the government but they are unified in obama care. no question about it. >> it is a realistic possibility that the government would be shut down. people are passionate and have strong views on both sides. >> there are no republicans looking, plotting and planning to shut the government down. >> i don't think there are democrats plotting. there is a deep divide. >> i'm sure democrats would love the government to be shut down. they can try to blame us. there is nobody on the republican side of the aisle that wants to shut down the government. we want to save the country from obama care, cut spending, get debt under control. there are a lot of things we'll work hard to do. we presented budget after budget that cut the ten-year debt window to the democrats. they are the ones that haven't passed a budget since obama has been president. >> this is washington, d.c., home of the redskins. they are playing in lambeau field sunday. who wins? >> after last we

president putin has went from the prince of darkness to the piper of peace.while and he can enjoy that bump in popularity but i doubt very much the russians will ever agree to a situation where the united states can use force, you know, with the support of the u.n. against syria, simply because of non-compliance. i don't think that will happen. the russians will say drop the preconditions of threatening force against syria, drop your support for the rebels, and then we can talk about an overall peace settlement. maybe that will involve secretary general has indicated that assad may be guilty of crimes against humanity, perhaps part of the deal within giving assad and his family asylum in russia with mr. snowden. >> do you think the quite would give up support of the rebels? the rebels have been saying all along you haven't been arming us the way we would like. there was a report from cnn and "the washington post" the cia begun to supply weapons to various rebel groups. >> i think our support for the remembers is minimal to be sure. on one hand we had almost a

president putin has gone from being the prince of darkness to the pied paper piper of peace. but i doubt very much whether the russians are ever going to agree to a situation where the united states can use force with the support of the u.n. against syria simply because of noncompliance. i think that's not going to happen. i think what the russians will do, will say drop your preconditions of threatening force against syria, drop your support for the rebels, and then we can talk about an overall peace settlement. and maybe that will involve, since secretary general has indicated that assad may be guilty of crimes against humanity, perhaps part of the deal will be giving assad and his family asylum in russia with mr. snowden. >> do you think the united states actually would give up its support of the rebels? the rebels have been saying all along you haven't been arming us the way we would like. there was a report from cnn and the "washington post" two days ago that now the cia has begun to supply weapons to various rebel groups. but do you think that's actually on the negotiat

we've not seen any real growth forever and you have to, at some point you have to pay the piper. right now this is all subsidy of the fed. the fed is becoming the world's largest hedge fund the way they're creating bubble in the market. i would hate to see people flow in here that hasn't been involved in the beginning. if you chase the market up here, look at the big picture we're only inside our range between 1700 and 1640. we really haven't fon any. where. it feels like we have not gone anywhere. i would hate to see the average retail investor getting involved. because i think they're buying into a bubble. david: let's talk about how big of a bubble it is todd. i want to stick for a second. do you think the magnitude of this bubble, if indeed it is one, equals the magnitude of the 2008-9 bubble? >> you know, i don't know if it will get there. i look at the market one level at a time. i'm looking for it to sell off in a slight bubble. could it get there? sure, it is possible we could see a repeat. remember history has repeated '87, '99 and 2008. we have seen this happen before.

piper cuts neutral. pacific crest drops their price target to 59, down to 50 bucks.own 7% month to date. >> we're going to be talking more about fries later in the show. in the men time, continental resources, which is a pretty under the radar name today. i don't believe that we've actually had this stock on "street signs" before. >> i think you're right. it's an oklahoma city based oil and gas company, works in the red river basins among others. goldman sachs initiating continental resource as a buy. target 130shgs the stock at 106, that's 26% upside, the stock is up 45% year to date. >> okay. >> and thus another street talk down the drain. interesting call on best buy. he raised his price target on the stock from 50 to 38. stock at 38.51, had an incredible run this year as mandy referenced in the previous segment, up more than 200% and alan joins us now from barclay's by phone. alan, you know, listen, it's been a great call you've had on best buy. the stock is absolutely soared. my issue, how does it squeeze another 11 and change of upside out of a name that's alre

gene munster of piper jaffray is still expecting to hear that, thinking that tim cook held that back for the announcement later. we'll see if that comes through, guys. >> there seems to be a leg down in the stock at this $549 unlocked 5c phone that wasn't as cheap as maybe some people had expected. though gene munster came outside on cnbc and said it was better for margins. it's pick whichever side you want to believe is better. >> reporter: as i said to you in the leadup to this, apple will get dinged no matter what. if they came out low priced, people would say they're sacrificing margin for market share. if they came out where they did, which is an option i laid out, then people will say, oh, my goodness, they're giving up market share but they get margins. the real proof in the pudding will be in the eating. china is a launch country for the phone on day one for the first time. if the consumers buy this, all of a sudden it will look like an act of genius from apple. >> that is for sure. john, thanks. >>> final stretch on wall street for the day, we have about 50 minutes before th

. >> i wasg with gene at piper jaffray, amazon is likely to destroy the mid range of the tablet marketow apple. folks like microsoft and nokia, others trying to get traction will have that much more trouble with amazon taking zero margin on the hardware. >> #awesome luck. for me i think it's like the awesome thing here, is the mayta, mayday button. up pops on your screen the live tech help person who can like walk you through whatever person you have. they can draw on your screen with their virtual pen and say, you know, here, you need to press this button. >> what is this. >> here to navigate to here. >> remotely access our tablet and see what we're surfing? that's a good thing. >> i'm sure they have privacy -- >> i'm sure. hold on. let me access -- >> do they not? >> i talked to him, one of the greatest talents is to deliver a feature and have it not seem creeppy. >> that's creeppy. >> hold on. >> no, no, no. backup, backup. hold on. let me access your screen. i'm going to now somehow go through your wi-fi network and draw on your -- >> make your tablet do things. i talked to him abo

piper jaffray cutting their price targets on those stocks and those are leading the nasdaq lower downoday. on the upside you have to think old school technology companies, microsoft getting the potential mulally ceo lift and yahoo! on the potential of alibaba going public. back to you. >> okay. thank you. >>> to the bond market we had data this morning, that took the dollar to the downside and also put some traders into the bond market. we had three kind of iffy auctions this week. wrap it up for us. >> no. the auctions were not spectacular and the dollar index might be marched into a drummer we established over the last two nonfarm numbers. a two-day chart says it all. once we traded under yesterday's lows and we have followed stocks down, it seems as though in the end of the quarter, is coming on monday, maybe there's a little bit of a jump. things that went down are going up. things that went up are going down. if you open the chart up we set the three days from august 12th to august 9th. we're proactive. look at an lqd it looks similar. the hyg doesn't because we're at a record mo

piper jaffray says the drug has blockbuster potential. a billion in sales. we don't know.her way very positive comments. it's already doubled in the past. so many of these little bioteches that have just absolutely nsp pharma, they've just rolled on over everybody. >> let's take a look at an under the radar stock of the day. it is marketo. >> what is a town in minnesota. either way. san mateo software company a couple reassurances, outperform at wells fargo. under the radar name. they do marketing. >> coming up, jetblue rolling out bigger seats and better food and its ceo is here with more about the company's new mint section. stay tuned. >> it's cool. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, planning, working one on one. to help you retire your way... with confidence. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. ameriprise financial. more within reach. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed

i've talked to lieutenant piper in intel. and we're not going to make that move. you're not going to be able to house with him. we're not going to keep jumping every time you want something done or threaten us. >> i haven't asked for anything. i've been up there 21 days and haven't asked for anything like that. >> i've received 12 kites from you to move with graham. >> not 12. >> lieutenant higden has received five letters from you. requesting about inmate graham. >> that's an exaggeration. >> i kept them all. >> there's no way there was 12. i sent you more like two or three. >> irregardless. basically, you've been trying to dictate everything since i've been here -- >> ma'am, i'm not trying to. you've got to remember i've never been to seg here, okay? i'm coming off eight years of antidepressants. i've received further bad news from the outside world. it's always something. so it's like it's been just a little tough for me. it's not something i'm used to doing here. >> you're not unique. this is basically said and done. >> this is not something i'm used to doing

piper jaffrey was still hoping out hoped we'd get a china mobile announcement it would come later inhe issued a mea culpa, brought down his target price to 1640. he's hoping a deal comes by the quarter. apple is now tanking this morning. there are two possible scenarios. one, the iphone 5c shocks everyone and gains share despite its high price. it will have to overtake the 5s as the most popular model. and androids continue to gain share in the market until and unless apple introduces something to compete in that market. everybody wanted an apple net book, they delivered an ipad. maybe they're hoping a iwatch will satisfy folks. maybe we'll get to see if that strategy works again, carl. >> interesting analysis, john. we'll come back to that certainly if it comes to pass. >> credit suisse, bank of america and ubs all downgrading apple this morning. we want to bring in the managing director of credit suisse. good to have you this morning. john says analysts are scratching their heads after the pricing strategy. are you scratching yours? >> not really. we were very disappointed apple ch

. >> piper came out and talked about sirius 2.0. says they've got hispanic programming is going to take off and used cars sales. this is one of the great retail comebacks, malone. this is going to 5 and this is a stock -- >> really? going to 5? >> i think the fundamentals are rapidly improving. it is an overvalued stock on the basis cable. but in terms of the netflix factor, the tesla factor, this is also a well-loved product where people then go buy the stock. i'm saying they may none be so wrong. >> they believe they can do better in the used car market where people turn it off? >> do you even look at your bill? don't you pay it automatically? >> i don't actually subscribe to sirius. >> huow do you listen to cnbc - can i suggest you get the football package? >> i've been here 20 years. it's implanted in my head. >> i want that root canal. anyway, i think this is going higher and i think people are being rewarded by an excellent management team offering a plethora of programming. and the hispanic entrance, i don't know, sounds like

they said he was like a pied piper, the children would all follow him, they just loved him. that's where the bonding started. >> after a year on the island, muhammad takes his children and lee malvo back to the states in search of a job. their first stop is florida, where malvo's mother is living. >> when he came here, the bonding was cemented. so lee didn't want to go back to his mother. muhammad was resistant to the mother taking control of lee, but she was determined that she was going to be having her son. and so muhammad was forced to return to washington with his three children, leaving lee in florida. >> over the next several months, muhammad attempts to build a new life for his children in washington state. >> muhammad at that point had enrolled his children in school and was living at this homeless shelter. but he aroused the suspicion of the police, because in applying for government aid and getting his children in school, a very smart police officer put it together that, wow, this sounds like the man who took his children, kidnapped them a couple years ago and dis

we could be paying -- we may -- we will have to pay the piper, but it could two years from now, foure years from now. if you think yellen is as dovish as steve and others are suggesting. >> yep. yeah, so -- i don't know when it'll be. >> what do you therefore do? as a value investor, how do you live in the speculative bubble? >> well, we have some cash and then we -- when we look for stocks, we want something that's really cheap. so we want something where we can see ourselves making 50% over a couple of years. so i can -- so maybe we'll make zero or maybe we'll make 30 or be lucky and double our money, hopefully not lose any money rule number one. but we're really looking for the misperceived situation at eagle. >> what is a stock that fits into that? >> there aren't so many now. i think one area is refining. and i in particular phillips 66 which is a position of ours. and there you have a refining business but you have two other businesses that are really great businesses. there's a cp chemical business, great niche, high return on capital employed. and then they have a midstream b

i have never fallen into the pied piper syndrome.eople of virginia didn't vote for me because of that. it's not what happened in virginia. unfortunately, for them, it did happen. i'm saying to you that with the economy being what it is, with people looking for jobs, with the high price of education in colleges and tuition increases going up, people are concerned about where their dollars are going to go. where we are going to be with education. what is going to be the difference in terms of finding jobs. where are these jobs going to be coming from? and one of the things that terry speaks about quite frequently is the expansion of medicaid. that he'll fund a lot of these things through that. when you boil that down and itemize how much money you are speaking about, when that's coming, it doesn't spell out after my class that you spoke of, there were any numbers of discussions relative to the candidate's appearances and i can tell you that that class, i would measure the class to believe it's a majority democrat but there was not majo

piper does down grade it. i don't know what to say.ear from the company a little more. >> could it be a read into other parts or is it red hat? >> it's think it's red hat's problem, the way their model is set up. greenway did this deal this morning, that's another cloud play, that's an attractive model. we saw adobe move into cloud and people love that. let's find out more. people went went out of this because it is a momentum. >> watch the stock, listen for the call. >> chrysler we can't show you a stock chart now but we may be eventually be able to. that's not something that sergio marchionne wants to do but we can show you some cool videos of cars. he's in the position of trying to get the price down in one way so he can avoid going public, at the other he's going to have to actually promote an ipo. >> you tell me they have the rights unilaterally to be able to say we want to sell our stock to the public? >> they have the right if they can't agree on a price in which their stake in price would be purchased by fiat. >> we know the pu

these are not little cessnas and pipers.e president is here promoting a reading initiative on the second day of a two-day trip to florida. he just finished reading to some children at the emma booker elementary school. about the incident, he said he was aware of it and he would have something to say about it later. >> let's bring in david lee miller, our correspondent. he has an eyewitness with him. david lee, what can you tell us? >> good morning. a few blocks from the world trade center as you would expect, all the roadways are cut off. the only way to get near the buildings is on foot right now. the scene is absolutely a horrific one. you have people streaming out of the area. you got people literally in tears, in shock. people that just worked in the nearby buildings that cannot believe what has happened. still many of them remember the terrorist attack years ago on the world trade center and many of them, this is just an ugly reminder of that. all the details of what happened are not certain. as i was walking downtown i