>> reporter: raymond is a christian, who lives in one of the most muslim towns of mindanao.alking through the streets of his muslim town gives you a feel of uncertainty, especially if you're a christian, because here christians are being targeted by kidnappers. former abu saad member is now an informer for the philippine military. he says islam and money motivate the muslim terrorist group. >> they are very angry with the christians. if you don't pay the ransom, they will kill you. they want to islamize the whole island, but this is impossible. because here the christians and the muslims, they live together. >> reporter: raymond became weary after more than a month of jungle captivity. prayer and an encounter with god sustained him. >> i said, lord, if you're really here, give me a sign. let it rain. it was very sunny during that day, but after i prayed, it suddenly rained so hard. i was happy, and that strenthened me again because i knew god was with me in the jungle. i made a commitment, if i got out, i would serve the lord, no matter what it costs. >> reporter: today raym

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raymond ibrahim, thank you. the book is "crucified again."hank you for joining us. >> thank you, gary. take care. >> george: our facebook followers can watch a special session with raymond, find it at our c.w.n. facebook page. >> wendy: 1400 children gathered in the egyptian desert recently, asking god to change them and their nation. the first ever "one thing" kids festival. the event was held in an historic desert center for christian prayer. children as young as eight attended. organizers say god will bless egypt because of the faithful intercession of the children. this week marks 60 years since the fighting ended on the korean peninsula. for the south, it meant economic, political and religious freedom. for the communist north, the exact opposite. >> george: today christians in the north face terrible persecution, but it wasn't always like that. in the early 1900s, north korea witnessed a christian revival. the city of pyeongchang was even called the jerusalem of the east side. pyeongchang, january 14th, 1907. a group of korean christian

>> raymond eacrit. >> where you going? >> home. >> parolee? >> yes. >> coming back? >> no. >> sure?the same old thing that did you, you'll be back. you got a job waiting for you when you go back? >> yes, you do. >> you got a good chance to make it. you have been rehabilitated? paid your debt to society? >> yes. >> this is not raymond's first time in prison but after successfully staying clean from drugs and out of trouble in corcoran, he's certain it will be his last. >> i'm really excited about this release. i feel really confident i'm going to make it this time. >> escort. >> i got several safe, good places to stay. i got a lot of family support. >> where you paroling to. >> humboldt county. >> how you getting there? family picking you up? >> yes. >> step there. >> i'm hoping this is the last time i'll ever be behind bars. hopefully this the last cage i get locked in. i'm ready to get out and start over. >> so, what are your chances you coming back and seeing us again? >> no, i'm done. >> you're done? you got -- >> i got a job. >> hooked up, everything? >> i got a lot of family su

one raymond james put them on a buy list. they also have this i-watch.haven't heard -- liz: i-watch is certainly something. david: we don't know exactly why but it is definitely benefiting from all this stuff. go ahead, nicole. >> apple's i-watch. you also have positive comments from raymond james about apple with a $600 price target. two things combined really helped the stock today. liz: okay. onyx pharmaceuticals, we'll be talking pharma at least for the second half today, soaring as it reject ad takeover bid which is fascinating to see because the m&a activity is really heating up in this space. >> when you talk about onyx, onyx obviously has a cancer drug which is a big deal for them and the possibility of takeovers. look wha is gogn. 51%. amge w loing t ste in at $1. pele are talngbout 0-doar teove vid: pdoraup abo%. thook prey gd. ws %. the is qui a plbac why e puback on pandora >> obviously you're seeing a lot of volatility on pandora. big picture, analysts out there are touting the fact they will get the radio ad dollars for sure because they ar

. >> it went higher and not 1,000, but this raymond james, and google would be obviously, if they don't blow the number out this is going to be the disappointment of the earning season, and keep an eye on it,

according to police, the man has a gun pointed to his back is a deli worker, 23-year-old raymond willy. he was outside on a smoke break. the masked gunman gets this worker behind the register, he forces him to open a cash register, and that man takes an undisclosed amount of cash and the masked gunman run as way. >> looks like he didn't hurt anybody. >> no one was injured. police released this video hoping someone could help them find this masked man. the dottie's deli worker was in on this. this was all a setup according to police and raymond willy has been arrested on theft charges and willy's roommate, a 29-year-old, also arrested on theft charges for contributing to this plan. >> i was wondering, the robber had to know this place was empty, this was the right time to go in. you never know, if there were customers, they could jump in and stop it. >> the masked man with the gun has not yet been identified and not yet been arrested. >> i thought the roommate was the guy with the mask? >> no. a third person involved in this that police are still looking for. >>> the tragic path of a ru

. >> i want to bring in raymond santana.convicted of a brutal attack on a new york jogger in 1995. the public outcry at the time was enormous. the media used that term "wilding" they called it a wolfpack of young men in the park. raymond santana did not do it but served 13 years? >> 7 years. >> 7 years in jail and still has a civil case against the city. juror ronald gold held out for a while but voted to convict. he is also here. ronald, can you take me into that jury room? what was it like? did you feel the pressure at the time? >> for most of the time, there were 11 of them against me. so i had a lot of pressure. my total impression was, there is something wrong with these confessions. the facts -- the three kids are telling three different stories. none of them are the stories we know that actually happened to the jogger. so what is happening here? how did this happen? and i thought all the rest of the jury was going to have the same kind of doubts that i did. none of them. >> you've never met raymond? >> we met earlier.

raymond santana did not do it but he served 13 years? >> 7 years in jail and still has a civil case against the city. juror ronald gold held out for a while, ultimately voted to convict. he is here as well. thank you for being here. ronald, can you take me into that jury room? what was it like? did you feel the pressure at the time? >> for most of the time, there were 11 of them against me. so i had a lot of pressure. my total impression was, there is something wrong with these confessions. the facts don't -- the three kids are telling three different stories. none of them are the stories we know that actually happened to the jogger. so what is happening here? how did this happen? and i thought all the rest of the jury was going to have the same kind of doubts that i did. none of them. >> i understand, you've never actually met raymond who is sitting next to you. >> well, we met just in the green room there. >> what did you say to him? >> hello. [ laughter ] >> that's a good start. [ applause ] >> raymond, take us back to that time. beca

raymond santana served eight years in a central park jogger case before being cleared in 2002. welcome to you both. reverend peterson, you said contentious things about all this. what is your view about the verdict? >> well, first, this case was not about race at all and what happened, you have the race hustlers and poverty pills like jesse jackson and al sharpton and others who turned it into a race issue in order to gain power and wealth. and you also have barack obama jumping into it by saying that if he had a son, he would look just like trayvon martin. and i thought that was insane for him to ever that type of comment. he only did that because he wanted to insight the anger of black americans and others. i've -- this case is about overturning stand your ground laws and also about more gun control law, getting more gun control law passed and it's about al sharp ton and jesse jackson and naacp and others using black americans by dividing the races, intimidating white people in order to gather more power or get more power and wealth. it's not about -- >> let me ask you this,

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ff saut, chief investment strategist at raymond james joins us now. think people are struggling out there, i still think the consumer not fully back. >> i don't disagree with that. i make the argument though there are a lot of transactions taking place for cash that don't get recorded in the surface figures like credit cards do. tracy: ah. you have the underground economy has been built as many predicted based on tax rates going up, all the rules and regulations. so everything is under the table now? >> no, i won't say everything is under the table. i just make the suggestion that cash transactions are proliferating and that those are not recorded in the official figures. tracy: that's a fair point. let's talk about your outlook on the market which you're looking for meaningful pullback which is interesting because you don't think this last dip was the pullback we were looking for if. >> no, i have not. i've been very constructive on stocks since you got the 90% up volume days january 1st, january 2nd of this year. back on june 19 and 20, you had reci

i tell you, i like raymond james a lot.search, and, obviously, apple's benefiting. thanks a lot. i want to talk about the troubles who continue for lois lerner. she's hauled back to capitol hill, butment question remains, did she waive her 5th amendment right? her attorney says no. in fact, here's the quote. there was no voluntary about her statement protesting innocence, invoking your right not to answer questions which is what she did is not a waiver. legions of authority are on our side. all rise, because we've got the main authority. judge, legions, legions -- >> depends who you put that in front of. there's authority, and i was discussing this earlier, there's authority both ways meaning by authority. there are judicial opinions interpreting what constitutes a waiver, and some opinions say in support of lois lerner that i did nothing wrong is not a waiver, but anything articulated beyond i invoke my right to >> this is a gray area because i didn't do anything wrong took you 30 seconds, but she had a statement that was

raymond carver with a short story writer -- was a short story writer.these brilliant and truthful stories about america. .e died in 1988 yet it's more choice and difficult life. i'll collect. wrote about it quite a bit. he got sober and was productive in the last years of his life. stories, hist is fairness of the language is haunting. it seems very ordinary. there's something strange strange about it. what he evokes is -- in this. that he was writing -- he is projecting a loneliness and isolation of his characters. they are not connected to anything. there are no institutions. politics does not exist. form countries do not exist. apropos ofness is the way americans live today. most of the characters live alone. but this is a small item that i read -- >> this is a small item , why was the chapter about andrew breitbart missing? >> i ran out of gas. i was racing to make my deadline . i was sick. it was hard to finish this book. i found this book difficult to complete. i could not get breitbart done. i knew he had to be in there. if i'm writing about the

another one is 172 raymond avenue and the last is 379 bee street >> thank you, colleagues would we have a motion to accept the report without objection it will be amended. i want to recognize the deputy city attorney. >> so the d b i staff has indicated if there's additional properties on top of the 7 they would remove those from the list. i have drafted some language to get that read into the record >> why don't you read that into the record. >> so you'd be adding a resolve clause that the department review the code in the office of the board of supervisors file number to be filed my to remove any units without permit. and the building inspectors should provided a report and it's the intent of the board the city will not impose liens added without comment. is there a motion to amend the resolution we have a motion and a second. can we take that without objection. unless there's any further discussion what we take a roll call vote on item 53 to adopt this motion as amended (calling names) >> many resolution is adopted as amended. >> thank you very much supervisors. >> why don't we go ba

ideal hygiene, many inmates do all they can to make their cells as sanitary as possible, especially raymond diaz. >> you would be surprised that probably 75% of the people and their hygiene habits. you imagine the opposite. it is not. >> diaz, who is awaiting trial and has plead not guilty to charges of theft, burglary and cocaine possession says cleanliness or the lack of it can lead to consequences. >> it's a big part of being locked up there. is people who get dropped, beat up because they don't keep things clean. >> diaz's cellmate, marcelo who is waiting to be transferred to begin a six-year sentence is happy to indulge him. >> he jokes that i have an op saysive compulsive disorder. >> which is fine for me, all right. >> i'm not a germophobe, but being in prison might make some people anal. >> the shirt to keep the dust out. when people walk by, it blows dust and air. for all the people who think we live in filth on the contrary, we probably have a cleaner cell that most people's houses. >> while the jail lets most inmates use cleaning supplies, others, like erica haywood are only give

we've had a hurt of retirements and we're going to honor one in particular raymond coats, jeff kollin, john, and park supervisor, devita and carlene rock wood. and ty. cota and veterinarian gail, they're off to enjoy the pleasures of not working. and we wish them all the best and we're thankful to them and their careers. we're please today have one retiry. and thank you for his 26 years of service. he has been instrumental in the successful outside lands festival in golden gate park. there has been discussions about naming it the germet. i'm not sure it's going to happen but we're trying. i've had just a great pleasure of knowing hue over the last four years and i like to say, hey you and he laughs at my dumb jokes and we go there. hue has been one of recreation and parks finest. he's devoted to land stewart ship, but he has understood the complexity of managing golden gate park. there's a lot of demands on the park and the responsibility of balancing its echo logical stewart ship with the public quest for activities and fund events is a tricky one for a gardener and hue, you have don

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>> thank you president fong and commissioners, i'm raymond, manager of sur l.a. table for the last eight years. i hope you let us come to the table at union street. we offer a unique shopping experience in our stores. we have cooking demos, product testing before you buy. we do recommendations for staff and soeshths and associates and customers in our stores. we welcome all to our table from sur l.a. table to cook for the professional chef, homemaker, we are open to all. we welcome everyone and even though we are as one say we are a large company, we feel we are very family oriented, we have a small staff and we have a great working relationship. i hope you let us come into union street and be a member of that family. i welcome you all to our table and we hope you will welcome us. >> thank you. next, speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president fong, commissioners, my name is john murdock. i'm a shipping receiver at the ferry building. i'm a foodie. obviously everyday all day i love to talk about food and cooking and whether it cooks who work in the ferry billio

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police say the 21-year-old raymond rodriguez was shot in the head. homicide detectives are looking for a suspect that they have issued an arrest warrant for. police say everyone involved in the shooting knew each other and that rodriguez's death is not believed to be retaliation. >>> also in east baltimore this weekend, a 15-year-old boy was shot. it happened -- this happened in the 2000 block of robb street. he is expected to survive. >>> the baltimore orioles join the all-star break ten games over .500. chris davis will be taking part in a home run derby at 8:00 on espn. he has 37 on the year. that was number 37 yesterday. he ties the american league record for the most homers ever before the all-star break. 1969 that record was set by reggie jackson. adams jones also went deep on the day. he gets it just over the outstretched glove the colby. the all-star game is tomorrow night. the o's return to action friday on the road in texas. the home run derby tonight at 8:00 on espn. online books have chris davis as the odds on favorite to win. >> looking

. >>> 21-year-old ramone rodriguez who was shot -- raymond rodriguez did not survive. police say everyone involved in the shooting knew each other and rodriguez' death is not believed to be that of retaliation. >>> despite the string of shootings in baltimore, the cdc said the murder rate for young people is declining. the homicide rate for children, teen and young adults hit a 30- year low in 2010. murders still consistently ranked in the top three causes of death for those 18 to 24. most of the killings involved the use of firearms. [indiscernible] family members say it's a miracle how the two men progressed. they even spoke in short sentences over the weekend. they were trying to tether their boat to the severn river last week when they were hit by lightning. >>> let's talk about what's going on right now on the satellite and radar. we'll not be dealing with too many storms. we'll be dealing with lots of heat. as we head towards the southwest, definitely dealing with plenty of rain across texas thong. this -- this morning. this is going to continue through the day.

i want to get your feedback on that. >> well, i don't think -- i think raymond james is a great outfitfic outfit. a lot of people have used them. i'm not buying the 10% correction but i do like the stock. let's go to robert in florida. robert. >> caller: ba-ba-ba-boo-yah, dr. cramer. >> thank you. thank you for that promotion. >> caller: mr. cramer. alr. alear. seems to be a lot of infighting due to the upcoming nominee for the board. what are your thoughts? hold them, fold them or go ahead and stack them? >> got a nice, nice run there. you know, i like diagnostics. i don't want you to sell the stock. i think the stock can go higher. it does very well. very well in affordable care. let's go to tim in california. >> caller: hey, jim. wondering about susq, susquehanna bank shares. buy, hold, or sell? >> you know, i know that area. i see this stock at a 52-week high, but i don't know what its book value is. so therefore, i have to make some calls. i've got to do the homework because that's how i'm valuing regional banks. i'm not ready to give you an answer. let's go to michael in new jers

joining us is bud, an analyst at raymond james, and upgraded it to outperform two weeks ago. reason was pretty much it had underperformed in the valuation, come back into an area where we thought for portfolio managers who have walmart in their benchmark, it was a time to overweight the shares. >> do you think it's a bit of a run-and-hide trade while we're looking more volatile in the markets today, it might be a defensive play? >> yeah. for most of 2013, the market's been seeking kind of a risk-on trade, and that's changing now with some of the situations we're seeing around the world. so walmart represents a pretty good place to park your money for a while. it's got a 2.5% yield, the valuation looks a bit more attractive, and we think that's a trade that makes sense. we did call it a run-and-hide trade. >> do you think it's the achilles heel, the international segment? i know the area needs improvement. when do you think we'll visibly see the improvement on that front? >> probably not in the second quarter. that's one of the things we think has held the stock back this year

if all five members are raymond felton, jimmy black, kendall marshall, i'm naming point guards, they could be the best players but they won't be the best team. research shows more diverse teams not only outperforms on most metric, undiversed team, they outperform more capable teams. what i would say as we look at the research, i think it stands that we would have had a more prosperous economy. >> ladies and gentlemen please thank sally krawcheck and alexa von tobel. i should add my colleague elizabeth baker. in our group, we've got 25 women and one other guy. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> they had a tremendous role. she was talking about martha the things she gave george. that going to camp every winter was huge. it wasn't just valley ford, it was every winter of the ability long years of the revolutionary war. she hated it. it was dangerous. the roads were dangerous. she was a prime object of hostage taking. she was key to troop morale. he felt that very strongly. she would organize the other officers wives and they would have -- they would cook for soldier, they will nurse

a very nice name, his name is raymond and he saw the notice on our door and said that he was going to write a letter and i was going to read to you what he said and i also have provided the copies of the other folks in the neighborhood that signed the approval form. i grew up across the street, at 1855, 57 green wood street and i own and occupy at the same building, previously owned by my late family from the year 1937, i can tell you that 1855, 1857 green witch was originally built as a one dwelling house. i am delighted that the current owner wants to restore the building back to a one unit house and his plans are beautiful and a compliment to the neighborhood. and since and we have so many for the american dream and that is defined as owning your own american home. with all of the wars to protect the american dream, please allow this family to live in the cat castle by their own space. >> your time is up. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item. >> okay, seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini? >> thank you. >> i have some questions staff had

my name is raymond castillo and i also work at [inaudible] the community action network here at district 6. i am here to ask you to please support the full budget of the district 6 youth service stakeholder. just to follow up the passage of these propositions was a clear mandate for the city. we work hard collectively to generate more revenue so it could be shared equitably across the city's priorities particularly the areas that hit hard by the state and federal cuts. also according to the budget and legislativeanalyst and it's as was said the number of children were stated and i encourage you give the budget back for district 6. there is more than enough in the budget to meet all of the needs in the community, members and voters by the board of supervisors being diligent and thoughtful and responsible when approving the final budget so please invest equally all of san francisco and support district 6's budget. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good afternoon i am angela and currently attending san francisco state university. i am a product of the youth programs

. >>> davita healthcare was downgraded from out performed by raymond james after cutting pro vielder payments more than 9% next year. jp morgan notes says investors may mouse while the dialysis providers lobby to moderate. the shares were off 6% in the five times. they closed at $114 on the nose. >>> shares of creed the led lighting company touched a high as they touched $65 a share. just in time to see the shock go past that point at the open. cree did give back during the day but closed above at $66.64. that's the nearly 4% gain and one-year move there. >>> a third day in it's existence as publicly traded, noodles jumped again as the colorado based casual dining chain sets a source and investors lined up for seconds, thirds. noodles up 35%, just since friday. up more than 22% today to close at 4$46.20. >>> a set back for dennis today. a new york court rejected a request for a new hearing for the former ceo of tyco. he's accused of orchestrating a 100 million dollar fraud. he's best known for throwing a $2 billion birthday party for his wife and furnishing his apartment with a $6,00

. >> certainly r it is led by david raymond who spend 16 years as thei# phillie phanatic.ey learn not only how to work the c crowd but stay safe in costume handling, the power of fan loyalty came in clutch and performers came as far away as? montana to perfect their mascot skills. >> looks like a big he there shaking the junk, the right >> >> stanford tree knows how to shake that junk. >> lessons to live by, ladies and gentlemen. kids at home, take notes. thank you very much for joining us. our next newscast at 5:00. also always get the latest information all day long at nbcbayarea.com. christina, great to see >> great to see you. >> have a great day. see you tomorrow. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ [knocking] miss lemon! it's me, kenneth parcell, the page. you probably didn't recognize me in this new page uniform. i recognize you, kenneth. the old uniforms were timeless, practical, sexy. but, uh, th

raymond james has been trading down slightly in the wake of a downgrade.uld you bank on either of the stocks at this point? let's look at the charts and start talking numbers. on the technical side, abigail doolittle, and ennis is at risk reversal. welcome back to you. ennis, start with the fundamentals. do you like either of these banks at this point? >> i like the commercial -- the large commercial banks of which wells fargo is a leader. in fact, wells fargo is the mortgage banking giant in america. it's the largest originator of mortgages. the housing market, despite the back up in rates, is still relatively healthy, and on top of that, the valuation is consistent. on the other hand, jpmorgan a cheap valuation, but much more exposed to the capital markets side of the business, which includes the investment bank where international revenues are a big contributor. i think that could be a concern because of the increased volatility we've seen over the last month. i expect more earnings volatility and hence lower prices for jpmorgan. >> so you disagree with