criminal defense attorney, remy spencer. and he is tooling around the internet, sitting right here the host of the anthony kumia show. okay, let's start the show. >> donald trump went on the radio show and was tested on his world knowledge. the billionaire businessman held his own. >> are you familiar with general sulamani? >> yes. >> nailed it. next question. >> sulamani runs the forces, do you expect the deal will change with iran. >> okay, two for two. >> i'm looking for the next commander in chief to know who zawhari are, and abu al-baghdadi, do you know the players without a score card yet? >> yes. >> looking to asia, if china were to either accidentally or intentionally sink a philippines ship, what would donald trump do in response? >> yes. >> all right, we obviously had a little fun with that audio. that is the magic of ediding. let's listen to the responses. >> are you familiar with general sul sulamani? >> yes. >> go ahead, give me a little detail. >> he runs the -- >> i think they have been -- >> no, not the kurds

hundreds were sickened, remy.le -- that's a different situation. >> you're right. jenna: but it is an executive that knew something was wrong and allowed it to happen anyway. so do you agree with lis that, you know, we could see a top executive at volkswagen go to prison? >> i do think so. this may be the test case. there are a number of complicating factors, not just the lack of injuries. fortunately, unlike the peanut case, we don't have death or serious bodily injury. however, we have high-level executives who purposely, not just knowingly, but they purposely defrauded the consumer to hide something that was dangerous and unlawful in order to sell their products. >> exactly. they did a cost benefit analysis. jenna: you think that's what motivated it? >> remember way back in the day with the pintos, right? the executives in that case said, hey, you know, we're going to make a cost benefit analysis. people will die because their cars will explode, but we will pay those people off, and we'll make more money on sel

remi, is this man a hero or a hero? >> he got the kids out first. nobody was hurt and i can appreciate it. 2* was crazy and reckless. did you see that rack of ribs? what would you do for the rack of ribs? >> i have to go for bevis, my cat. >> it did look like it was worth risking your life over. >> what do you grab if your house is on fire? >> kids first like him? >> absolutely. and if i had a rack of ribs looking like that i would go back for the ribs. i would find a man in every one of those cities that would do the same. >> if you went back in and would you wait for the camera crew? >> he really does. it has a nice smoke going on. >> this is an ideal situation. pretty soon he will get sponsors by like barbecue companies. they will want him to be the face of their sauce and of their rub. they ran up to them and wanted to tell a story. good for him. >> fantastic. he didn't cause a fire. it was his neighbor's house that caused the fire. special thanks to joanne nosuchunsky. that does it for me. i'm fume shillue. see you next time. here tomorrow. hap

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remy: we next go to futures in focus. went up since september 19, 2014. $16 per share. 35% in its first day of trade enclosed above $93. it changed quite a bit since then. do not look at -- do not look now but shares are poised to open below this morning following in the premarket. the stock could fall another 50% looking atvels area analyst actions right now, we will head over for a round of three stocks. let's take a closer look at alibaba. at least another 50% as volume growth. consumer spending is falling, which is hurting the company. alibaba should be valued closer to ebay. one interesting thing to note, 45 of 52 analysts rate alibaba $98 .20 two cents. plan could's iphone boost shares by 50%. the shares could be valued at 11 times earnings value. interesting notes crossing the bloomberg terminal right now. apple is doing with the iphone 6 s, turns out online demand is beating the company's preorder forecast. the iphone success they say is seeing online demand exceptionally strong. from comments are coming spokeswom

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remy mill guard joins us from the business desk. how are company officials dealing with the situation? >> a big focus on this. and a lot of focus on what the officials are going to be doing. the impact is of course expanding. volkswagen's top executive has stepped down after admitting the automaker cheated on u.s. emissions test. he will take responsibility for the irregularities found in the diesel engines but insists he was not personally involved had wrongdoing. company officials said they will discuss a replacement for the post on friday. the fall out from the scandal is spreading as more and more countries launch investigations. german officials say officials in canada, switzerland and other countries will be inquiring. u.s. authorities are subjecting volkswagen to criminal investigation. they allege the firm rigged tests. volkswagen says about 11 million vehicles are carrying it wordwide. the german chancellor has also addressed the matter. >> translator: what concerns vw and its physical situation, we need to have full transp

mark: remy joins us with a look at some company news.sically a look at the most popular stories on social media. this is the top trending company. alcoa also trending here. you can see a little twitter icon. alcoa has said it will split into two public companies. interestingly, even if you look at the percent change you can see most of these are laggards in the red. looking at specific stocks, let's head into tech. memory circuit shares, those had been rising. they had fallen into the negative. investors not sure where to go here. cypress semi conductors say they may make a bet -- may make a better bid. also getting a boost from raymond james, which raises it to a strong by. let's go into tech and look into apple and facebook. they really did blow away estimates. 10 million units sold last year. and answer the question from the top, most of them bumped 2.5 million. apple is down 1.25%. facebook is down boy -- down by four .3%. this after angela merkel question the company's efforts that posts are racist. facebook shares have been down ju

eye," remi spencer and ethan berman. >>> back in the days before sexting the only way to accidentallyoss naked pictures of yourself was to clip them to your w-4. oh how times have changed. a man accidentally texted a photo of himself in the buff to his hr manager of a company that just offered him a job. and then he did it again two days later. the hr manager contacted the police and then only realized the job applicant was behind the sext when he called her for the follow-up. cops figured out it wasment for another person. as for the new job, the police chief said, quote, there was a conditional offer of employment made to this applicant. my understanding is they have rescinded their offer. tough break. our crack team here at "red eye." got uh hold of one -- got uh hold of one of the sexted photos. i want to warn viewers. this may be disturbing. joe does get around. he has to get his resume out there. anthony, innocent mistake? maybe the employer should reconsider. >> this is their per rag go tiff. what can i say? this is part of the vetting process. you are showing your judgment bef

in the meantime, let's take you to our stock options with remy. >> our options right now are at sessions. a report out of china over the weekend revealed industrial output missed expectations. is not too far behind, the nasdaq the biggest loser at about .5%. one interesting technical to note, for the ninth week in the row, the s&p has footfall addictions -- has flip-flopped predictions each week. --rney for options insight joining me for options insight, joe, thank you for joining me. you are looking at the financial services sector. all of the traders around about rates two,. they have been waiting a long time for rates to come up, for financials to finally have a leg to stand on to catch up to the market. i am more cautious on my trade. this trait is more for people who have put money on the sidelines any past two weeks who were unsure of the markets. this point in at seems iffy for a lot of people. there are a lot of question m arks for a lot of people. one way to take advantage of that is that instead of buying stock, you can sell a foot in the stock, cash covered, sell the sun numb

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have a look at the other shares on the stock 00 today because the biggest movers or the bear remi kwand throw the spirit company up 25% and for m & a watches, this was sort of the last big merger many thought could happen because charlesburg and mine ken are basically controlled by their families. so the two have been seen as an end game for global beer consolidation which soared in forcing ab imbev revenue with billions in excision. let's get to the chart of the day, possibly the chart of the week. the 11 billion pound five -minute spike, francine. francine: mark, the s&p gain 2-2%. a makeshift refugee camp is growing on the serbian side of the hungary boundary after the enclosed with barbed wire. angela merkel allowed refugees but reimposed border controls when the numbers became overwhelming and is calling for a e.u. summit to discuss the crisis. r me let's bring in ryan chilcoat. we're yet to know whether this e.u. leader emergency summit takes place next week? ryan: we're supposed to learn from the spokesman because he tweeted yesterday that he had received angela merkel's request

maybe we are looking at the term remy him and yield in the u.s. being pushed upward. real rates in the u.s., they are very high. the dollar is strong compared to so many other countries. high-yield credit spreads among a three-year high in the u.s. next line monetary policy have been tightened. anna: even if the fed -- one of the economies is very unfocused, the new zealand economy. i have a chart here. this is the chart that shows the drop more than 2%. another rate cut coming through from new zealand. they have their own the mystic issues. -- they have their own domestic issues. steven: a lead indicator to what is going to happen next. austria and new zealand are both key. this is reflecting what is happening in china and elsewhere. it would affect u.s. policy. i find it incredible that anyone would think the fed is not watching this. anna: we spoke to morgan stanley . he's a compared to 2008, this is a much more international fed then it was seven years ago. seven is go, they had to be. -- seven years ago, they had to be. now they are much more mindful of what is g

before the closing bell, over to remy.re off the lows of the session for the day. the selloff has taken its told oh. it has been diagnosed down there and are not scraping the session them,nd slightly off of this is now the fifth straight day of declines. not happen in all of 2014. the s&p 500, as well as the nasdaq, have not seen the lowest levels since late august. china's slow economic growth is the largest for a reason. it plunged 8.8% in august and that was the biggest drop in at least quarter years. it led to at least some of the read on the screen. come with me to my bloomberg terminal to check out the s&p sector performance. everything is in the red. health care is down the most by 3.4%. health care is lower for a seventh day, the lowest losing streak in the past watcher years. energy down because of the .atest china data what is happening with the commodities right now, like market, they are falling. at sessionearly lows, down 2.5%. in a month.lowest it touched a six-year low earlier in the session. down by more th

it was remy anyi ni like her saying her vote for iraq was a mistake the last time she ran for the presidencyyes my vote was a mistake but it kind of takes her a while to get there and i think that's because they didn't really understand the dimension of the problem and how it would go to the heart of the questions a lot of people have about hillary clinton and the question of whether she's trustworthy or honest. >> or a year ago when it came to her comments about being dead broke. it took her a few weeks to clean that you want. the lesson she took away from that she learned on her book tour she need to be quicker on cleaning these things up but she's learning this lesson all over again in this instance. >> on this transparency coordinator janice jacobs you report she's a career foreign diplomat. president bush named her as the ambassador to senegal. she gave $2,500 to the clinton campaign as recently as june. >> she maxed out at $2,500. that's a considerable political donation. when you look at it on its merits state department feels janice gentleman could bes is someone cut-out for this. sh

phillips school, remy everett, on behalf of supervisor breed, wiener, yee and tang, for ms.kara lee. >> is there any other business before us? >> this concludes our business. >> we are adjourned. we are celebrating the glorious grand opening of the chinese rec center. ♪ 1951, 60 years ago, our first kids began to play in the chinese wrecks center -- rec center. >> i was 10 years old at the time. i spent just about my whole life here. >> i came here to learn dancing. by we came -- >> we had a good time. made a lot of friends here. crisises part of the 2008 clean neighborhood park fund, and this is so important to our families. for many people who live in chinatown, this is their backyard. this is where many people come to congregate, and we are so happy to be able to deliver this project on time and under budget. >> a reason we all agreed to name this memorex center is because it is part of the history of i hear -- to name this rec center, is because it is part of the history of san francisco. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines tha

phillips school, remy everett, on behalf of supervisor breed, wiener, yee and tang, for ms.kara lee. >> is there any other business before us? >> this concludes our business. >> we are adjourned. . >> good afternoon thank you for joining us today at the presidio to celebrate this wonderful occasion i'll tom the principal of the middle school i want to warming warmly welcome you 80 all to our school we're thrilled to be hopefully the distinguished guests salesforce and marries to announce a perspire between salesforce and this san francisco unified school district to have stem education i want to acknowledge our board of education members emily murase, commissioner shamann walton. (clapping.) jill wynns (clapping.) hydra mendosa-mcdonnell. (clapping.) >> and sandra fewer. (clapping.) >> i'd like to take a hometown to thank supervisor mar for coming out today as well and i especially want to welcome and acknowledge that's right. i want to hand it off for our honorary guests two will be leading us in a few presidio cheers you guys. >> yeah. (clapping.) good afternoon sixth graders. >> y

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remi: yes. up by 1.2%.is the dow is up by nearly 1% at the nasdaq is the biggest gainer .s still seeing its worst quarterly drop since 2011. around the world, more than 11 trillion equities -- 11 join dollars in equities have been lost. that ns out consumer discretionary and technology are the biggest gainers. been a laggard recently. looking at commodities, gold is down right now. it really is at a two week low, down by more than 1%. you can see we scraped the automatic around 10:00 a.m. of that, butg off investors are playing at a safe havens as a signal that a rate highs may come sometime this year. over the past three months, it has fallen by nearly 5%. this will be its fifth quarterly loss in a row and its longest quarterly losing streak since 1999. also as investors are pushing margaret to do the grin, the vix is down by 5.7%. you can see where it is seeing the highs of the day right now in the noon hour. , itpast quarter of the vix is seeing its second quarterly gain in a row. of the see most volatility happened right here in august when it jumped 135%. this here is

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phillips school, remy everett, on behalf of supervisor breed, wiener, yee and tang, for ms.kara lee. >> is there any other business before us? >> this concludes our business. >> we are adjourned. >> thank you. >> good morning, everyone and welcome to the san francisco budget and finance committee for a wednesday, september 16, 2015, my name is mark farrell and i will be chairing this committee and i am joined by tang and we will be joined by eric mar and i want thank sfgtv no covering this meeting as well as the clerk miss linda woning, do you have any announcements? >> please, silence all cell phones and electronic device and completed speaker cards and the documents to be included as part of the files should be submitted to the clerk and the items acted upon today will be on the september, 22nd board of agenda unless otherwise stated. >> could you call item one? >> it is a hearing on the new, information, compiled for the 2015, point-in-time, homeless count. >> thank you, and so colleagues, today i asked for this hearing, to take place, to discuss our recently completed and release