we will resume or as anticipated to resume at 3:25 p.m. eastern time this afternoon. so again, bill, mal lem maria, is big deal. but everyone has their eye on 3:10 when quoting starts and 3:25 when trading supposedly begins, guys. >> looks like trading on atlantic american has begun. but we are watching carefully to see this test stock and how it is doing. it seems to be trading right now, maria. >> this is one of three upsets in trading that happened just in the last two weeks. remember the major upset in hong kong in terms after trading glitch. then remember the trading glitch with goldman sachs. because that would cost them a hundred million dollars. this all comes back to market structure and the fact that this market is so fractured, bill. i just hung up with an exchange source and they all agree that market is so fractured, different pools to trade in rather than one consolidated pool, that's one of the issues here, nasdaq of course, we've been calling nasdaq for a statement. we want to see what they have to say about all of this. bertha coombs, what are you hea

we're hearing right now that partial trading has resumed. and so therefore we're just going to sit here and watch to see if this line. but it's still absolutely flat. >> we're doing a great disservice by suggesting trading in nasdaq stocks. there is no trading. they are trading. they are trading off of the nasdaq exchange. you cannot trade these stocks on the nasdaq exchange. apple, facebook, they can trade other places. so let's just be clear. this is and nasdaq listed stock. cannot trade on the nasdaq. that is a whole other can of worms. we have a market structure. 40,000. maybe 40 exchanges out there which compete with each other to trade. that means a kind of don't know what pressure digging. the other side of the story is the cyber security story. they thwart almost every day an attempt to break into their system. so this is a huge story. if a hacker was successful in shutting down one of the primary markets and the united states. liz: i'm looking at intel. it's not moving. >> where you getting that? liz: i'm looking at nasdaq. >> you a

they will resume active search around 8:00. there is still a police presence here at the command center. we have seen officers out and about and again they will pick up that active search at 8:00 a.m.. oakland police detectives called for the search of the fairgrounds last night around 6:00 as they look for 50-year- old sandra coke. coke a federal investigator was last seen sunday evening. recently she had been tracking down leads to find her dog that had been stolen. coke's car, cell phone, and credit cards have been located but no sign of the missing mother. >> boundaries with i-80 on one side and the city of vallejo on the other side. it's quite a large search area. >> reporter: oakland police do have 56-year-old randy alana in dutschke. he has prior convictions for kidnap and rape. he's being held on parole violations. coke's friends say she dated alana some time ago. at this point police are calling alana a person of interest and have not said if he pointed them to the current search area. there is also several lakes nearb

trading time is expected to resume within the next 20 minutes.says it stands to reopen trading with a 15-minute quote period. they initially said five-minute. that 15-minute quote period will begin at 2:30 with trading beginning at approximately 2:45. so it looks like here in the next eight minutes, they'll start taking quotes. a number of traders had been saying they were seeing individual halts reported on the nasdaq trader sites of individual stocks. i don't know how you do that on 5,000 stocks, but at this point they are looking to resume taking those quotes starting at 2:30 to 2:45. what's interesting is this is a bit controversial among traders themselves. i had some traders who say they really do immediate to reopen before the close today and others who think that maybe there is more downside risk to reopening here because now you have all these market participants with pent-up demand trying to figure out what to do with the volume that we see here at an unusual time. there may be more downside risks to reopening. but again, at 2:30, the r

last month north korean officials proposed an interkorean meeting on resuming the negotiations. but the rendezvous did not take place. the two decided instead to focus on jointly reopening the kaesong industrial complex in the north. analysts say north korea will likely respond favorable to the south. the two sides agreed on wednesday to work together to reopen the industrial complex. >>> the united nations secretary general says he's deeply concerned about israel's plan to build new settlements in the occupied territories. ban ki-moon says the settlements could prevent the eventual establishment of a palestinian state. ban arrived in the west bank one day after israeli and palestinian negotiators resumed full-fledged talks. they hadn't sat down together in three years. ban held a joint news conference with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. he said the settlement activity could make a two-state solution impossible. >> i remain deeply troubled. settlement activity is deepening the palestinian people's mistrust and the seriousness of the israeli side towards achieving peace. >>

have resumed between israel he and palestinian representatives for the first time in three years. we start in egypt, where a curfew is in force after day of clashes. it again when police stormed a protest group. there were claims and counterclaims over the number killed. numberve added to the 278 that there were 43 police .fficers who lost their lives the muslim brotherhood claimed 2600 of their numbers are dead. across thee spread country. >> as night falls bloodshed continues. the egyptian police have complete control over the biggest or just camp. the muslim brotherhood remained affiant, calling the crackdown a genocide. >> he is seeking to involve the egyptian army and people in the civil war. he is seeking to involve leadership. >> egyptian vice president has resigned in protest, saying he is not prepared to be held responsible for a single drop of blood and warns that violence will breed more violence. largest political party is calling for an end to violence. the government has declared a state of emergency and instituted a month-long curfew and attempts to contain the viol

they will resume the search at 8:00 a.m. this morning. that search may include dive teams to search the lakes. >>> sandra coke's sister tonya is pleading with the public to help find her. >> we are begging anybody with information about my sister's whereabouts or anyone with information who may have seen her in the last several days to please come forward immediately. >> family members have announced $100,000 reward for information that helps find sandra coke. tips can be called in anonymously to a hotline or e- mailed into oakland police. >>> happening now a peace group in oakland is at the coliseum parking lot for memorial remembering crime victims. the group make oakland better has held similar stop the violent tailgates ahead of raider football games. the situation in the city may be getting worse in light of recent homicides. >>> a stun gun caught on tape. a robber uses a stun gun during a hold up in campbell. coming up what the robber took for all that trouble. >>> the mother of a baby boy shot to death earlier this week is preparin

police and self-defense force personnel plan to resume search and rescue operations early saturday. >> caller: so much rain was falling. the landslide occurred in an instant. >> translator: it's terrifying. it's the first time we've seen this kind of thing. i don't know what else to say. i could never have imagined it. >> officials are urging thousands of people to evacuate their homes in case rivers burst their banks or more land gives way. forecasters say the rain may continue until saturday evening. >>> japan's crippled nuclear power plant is leaking hundreds of tons of contaminated water into the pacific ocean every day. fishermen nearby are worried. they were planning to take out their boats next month, but now they've canceled that plan because of the radiation. fishermen in fukushima have been casting their nets on a trial basis since june last year. they've been trying to gauge the reaction of consumers in an effort to restart full scale operations. the fishermen say levels of radioactive substances in their hu hauls are far below government limits. but they say news of the le

last month north korean officials proposed an inter-korean meeting on resuming the negotiations. but the rendezvous did not take place. negotiators from the two sides decided to focus on reopening the jointly operated kaesong industrial complex at the north. analysts say north korea will likely respond favorably to the south's call. the two sides agreed on wednesday to work together to reopen the industrial complex. >>> indian navy officials say rescuers have recovered the bodies of three sailors trapped inside a submarine. the vessel caught fire and sank yesterday in a naval dock yard in mumbai. the fire aboard the 3,000-ton submarine lasted several hours. it was accompanied by a massive explosion. 18 sailors are believed to have been trapped inside. a navy spokesperson says it's doubtful that any of the 15 remaining crew members survived. investigators have found that the torpedo compartment was badly damaged. they suspect a torpedo caught fire for unknown reasons triggering the huge explosion. india recently launched its first domestically built aircraft carrier. last week it

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middle eastern peace talks are set to resume after three years of stalemate but i mean israel announcing plans for thousands of new settlements on palestinian land. been brother eavesdropping tranch in the central london sparking new surveillance cameras. hello and welcome to all t twenty following news life from moscow and start with this a vigorous police squad down on they sit in supporting egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi have turned to cairo into a battlefield in terms of gunfire puddles of blood snipers on rooftops and lofty barricades have been seen in the egyptian capital today the health ministry approves the current death toll at fifteen but the muslim brotherhood claims more than five hundred lost their lives the fighting escalated after security forces began that operation to crunch two major pro morsi comes early in the morning violence quickly spread to egypt's other main cities where street battles and attacks and transfers have also been reported authorities have stopped all trains around cairo to provide. people from mobilizing international efforts have failed to

negotiations wrapped up at around 9 last night and they are set to resume this morning at 11. the three unions in negotiations with bart announced the strike notice last night. this means workers could walk off the job for the second time this summer if a new contract isn't reached by midnight on sunday. union members say the two sides have not made much progress on salaries, pension, and medical contributions since talks were extended for 30-days. the unions say resuming the strike is a last resort and that they're running out of options. bart says they are bargaining in good faith and that calling for a strike only stalls and delays important decisions that need to be made. bart's chief negotiator tom hock says the tone in meetings has been respectful and he is confident a deal will be reached by sunday. commuters are now anxious about what to do on monday for transportation if a bart strike does happen. many riders feel that negotiations were going better. also some give and take has to happen on both the sides of the management and the unions. but most riders say both side

but negotiations will resume at 10 a-m this morning. now there is only one day left for bart and the unions to agree on a new contract. the current extension expires sunday at midnight. if that happens workers have promised to resume their strike. last night union leaders say both sides left the bargaining table before eight o'clock with not much progress made. but bart's chief negotiator, thomas hock, says the two sides did exchange proposals. deal yet, he's not losing hope. >> everyone is working hard to get it together. the unions are to appear in state aid the look negotiator thomas h o c h. >> >". progress made." both sides are scheduled to return to the bargaining table this morning at 10 a- m at the caltrans headquarters in downtown oakland. bart riders who normally bracing for a strike monday. considering several options. many will once again take a bus to west oakland, and then another bus across the bay to san francisco, if need be. be providing extra service. and many say, they will drive. no doubt making already heavy much w

north korean workers will return to resume operations. authorities withdrew 52,000 in april. they are protesting against joint military exercises involving u.s. and south korean troops. the north korean statement proposed holding talks on august 14th, regarding the resumption of operations at kaesong. a pokes spokesperson welcomed the relation. >> translator: trying to solve discord over kaesong. they will consider north korea's offer to resume talks on the zone. >>> a major fire has closed down kenya's main international airport, in the busiest hub in north africa. government officials say no casualties have been reported. the blaze started early on wednesday at the international airport. officials say it broke out at the immigration section of the arrival hall and burned down a major part of the terminal building. hundreds of airport staff and passengers were evacuated and stranded outside. >> what we are doing now at the moment is to make sure that we completely extinguish the fire and then investigations are going to start as to the cause of the fire. >> the fire broke ou

. >> reporter: classes resume at san jose city college in two weeks. she had plans to be -- plans to be part of the school year. it appears she was a former student in 2009 and on campus yesterday to resume cams. but she -- campus. but she died as she walked pass a construction site. >> i ran into students that know her, said she was dedicated to studies. the feeling on campus is sump that we have lost someone. >> reporter: many students felt the construction site can't hazardous. >> we just walked by there. you know, that same spot. it could have been us. there was no tape blocking off the area till that happened. >> reporter: the pathway is also a fire lane so it can't be blocked off. the front loader has loud reversal arms. the rop iter is off work -- the operator is off work and devastated. >> grief counselors are talking to him. and then all day today. >> reporter: they are setting up a fund for the family and will reach out to them. the police say the investigation is continuing. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a 10-year-

military says it will resume flight training for the craft. the helicopter went down in the compound of the u.s. marine corps camp hanson on august 5th leaving one crew member dead. the military has told the prefecture and relevant municipalities it will resume flight training on friday for six hh-60 helicopters deployed. the model has been grounded since the accident. the military showed the helicopter to the media and confirmed the safety of the aircraft but did not explain what was behind last week's accident. camp hanson is located partly within the town limits of the village. the mayor of the village criticized the resumption of the deployment. >> translator: we cannot agree to the resumption of training for the helicopters. without the cause of the accident being clarified. >> japan's defense ministry called on the u.s. military to take thorough steps to ensure the safety of its flight training. >>> a play depicting a sad chep ter in american history made its debut in hiroshima. japanese american actors have performed the play for nearly

if a deal is not reached, it appears the strike will resume. tonight, phillipe jegal is live in oakland where talks have been going on most of the day. >> reporter: john, we have been here most of the day. we have not seen many union members make themselves available to the media since 6:30 this even sog we will take that as good news. i just texted antonette bryant. she says they are still in negotiations and there is no timetable when the negotiations will stop. again, that is good news because this week, for most of the week, both sides have been walking away from the table by about 9:00 this evening. that was not the case tonight. we saw union members walking in with luggage earlier in the morning. they have been negotiating about 12 hours. we were told the sides have exchanged proposals on the major issues, wages, pension. but at this time, no deal has officially been reached. now, we don't know when talks are going to end tonight. and i also asked rick rice, the spokesperson for bart when negotiations will resume in the morning. he says h

talks are set to resume today at noon.fours mike pelton is live at the west oakland bart stations. good morning mike. >> if the workers walked off the job next week, the labor issue may issue a 72 hour-- here you can see the labor union and bart management was wrapping up negotiating after they met for about 10 hours. a union representative stated that no progress was made. the two sides remained in i it's about pay increase and pension increases. each side is pointing the fingers at the other stating that it doesn't add up. >> it was really hard for me because i was going to work late. >> i work every day of the week so i need to know how long they're going to be out. how many days? >> it is distressful. >> they should just try to compromise, please, for the people. we have nothing to do with this. we just need to get to and from work. please add compromise because we needed. >> negotiations are set to resume at noon. at 5:00 p.m. the bart workers will have a rally. by the end of the night we may get that 72 hour strike n

we don't have resumes for the individuals. the individuals were asked to submit applications and with questions regarding qualifications, regarding their involvement with the -- whether they had children in the school, their involvement with the school, they took a leadership role at the site, and whether they had financial experience. those were considered the main criteria for involvement in the oversight committee. >> pardon me, mr. ar men trout. yes, dr. [speaker not understood]. >> thank you very much. i had a question of the co-chairs about gender balance because of the five who are being recommended tonight, only one is a woman. can you give me a sense of gender balance of the existing members? ~ murase >> yes, co-chairs are michelle parker and jenny lam. forgive me, i'm forgetting the other members of the committee. those are our two other female members, but they are the co-chairs currently. >> so, can you clarify for me how many current members are there on the qtea and how many seats are there total? >> president no

and international flights were expected to resume thursday. talks we have put in place measures now so that we can accommodate the international flights after we have but everything in place. >> the fire broke out the 15th anniversary of the u.s. embassy bombings in nairobi. there will be among those investigating the cause of the fire. >> the team is in place and they have cordoned off the entire affected area for further investigation to establish the root cause of this problem. we continue to give the assurance that security has been heightened at the airport and various installations in the country to make sure that our country is safe. >> this is the busiest airport in east africa. its indefinite closure on not only affect kenya, but the entire region and the wider african continent. >> welcome back. you are watching cctv news. we are coming to you from beijing. the ceo upon tara says that all stocks are contaminated -- the ceo of phone tara -- the ceo of fonterra says that all stocks and contaminated dairy has been removed. >> another da

he is also very confident that things will resume soon, and they will build a new temporary one point 5 million passengers every day. >> some reports i read that -- suggested the sprinkler system was not effective and there was not even enough water for the fire service to use. has any of that been corroborated yet or are they still waiting for the initial investigation to report back? passengers who we spoke to yesterday and also today claimed that when the fire started, the firefighters came in a bit late. and also when they came in, some of them did not have enough water and they had to go back. but the transport secretary has been very categorical that the fire and emergency services were in full capacity and also received help on the military and also from a neighboring council here in the city. also, the minister has been categorical that there is no blame whatsoever for the kenya airport security -- authority staff. >> explain how these flights can resume when such a large area, presumably for the safe running of the airport, is closed? >> yes, indeed. the arrival area is compl

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trading resumed. other exchanges that are members of the sip to investigate the issues of the day and will acknowledge the platform. they acknowledge that they seem to have figured out what was causing it but they don't tell us. >> two things came out of that to me. number one, they never said what happened. >> they said glitch. >> listen to this the market was effectively shut down from 12:20 to 3:20. three hours. the nasdaq says in the first 30 minutes technical issues with the sip were resolved. for the remaining period of time the nasdaq other exchanges coordinated with each other. from what we can gather, the problem was 30 minutes. so what? the discussion on how to resolve it was two and a half hours? >> they're ruling out hacking, any kind of terror. they're saying something. they're saying it's a glitch. >> they're not ruling it out actually. they're saying they resolved the problem. they aren't saying what the problem was. >> they said the word glitch. they didn't say anything other than that

homes in the west bank and east jerusalem negotiations between israel and the palestinians are set to resume for a second round in jerusalem but expectations. the two sides have been brought. i gather for the first time since twenty ten but the settlements issue has been around for decades the battle over ten thousand square miles of territory between the jewish community and the palestinian started back in one thousand nine hundred seventeen when the establishment of jewish of a jewish homeland was approved decades later the arab israeli war ended with israel in control of most of the territory the gaza strip was controlled by egypt and the west bank was occupied by jordan while jerusalem was divided following the six day war nine hundred sixty seven israel captured the sinai peninsula from egypt and the golan heights from syria and although the israeli army didn't annex the west bank from jordan it started to occupy the area and after decades of fighting israel share of the land has grown from three percent to almost eighty percent in israel's plans for more settlements may derail the peac

no word yet on exactly what time talks are resume this morning.t the two groups are meeting beforehand. about 2600 union workers say they will go on strike if they don't have a deal. yesterday, bart and union leaders spent more than 13

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also this solid middle eastern peace talks are set to resume after three years of stalemate amid israeli airstrikes in gaza and announcement of thousands of new settlements on palestinian land. and then brought up as eavesdropping trash cans in central london spark a new surveillance count all the. news from russia under wrong the world this is she was me your national. a vigorous police crackdown on this citizens supporting egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi have turned tire cairo into a battlefield in terms gunfire puddles of blood snipers on rooftops and love to barricades have been seen in the egyptian capital today health and security official are so far talking of dozens of confirmed casualties although the muslim brotherhood claims five hundred lines have been lost the fighting escalated after security forces began their operation to crush two major pro more succumbs early in the morning violence quickly spread to egypt's other main cities where street battles and attacks on churches have also been reported a little get more live from parties about troops who was inside one of

full trading to resume at 310 eastern time.e will keep an eye on that and see what updates we get. trying to get back on track. to your point, dennis, earlier about high-frequency trading and the mass of the permission that comes in. that's the way the system works. that enables the system to function as such a high level. >> some say it provides more volatility. others say it provides some much extra liquidity. i just got a text from a wealth management types of watches the markets allow west. high-frequency trader, trading affects basically 28 percent of all the stocks traded on this. the nasdaq ask all the other exchanges not to trade them. the high-frequency guys you have not been able to trade. they're loading up and getting ready for the resumption of trading. what will that do to the volatility? this will be a test case. it might turn out there is less impact. one other point, i love that we are beginning to up look broader, debate whether we need to give market makers back in there. we're so far passed that point. the g

maybe least in peace talks are set to resume after three years of stalemate and meet israeli airstrikes on gaza and an announcement of thousand new settlements on palestinian land. and then as eavesdropping cans in central london sparking new surveillance camera. this is coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the. a vigorous police crackdown on the sections supporting egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi have turned cairo into a battlefield and turns gunfire puddles of blood snipers on rooftops and lofty barricades have been seen in the egyptian capital today health and security officials are so far only talking of dozens of confirmed casualties although the muslim brotherhood claims more than five hundred have been killed and let's get more live from r.t. is about truth who was inside one of the protest camps where it was being attacked . you are literally in the midst of the band. the very latest you've been seeing there right now. with the very latest we've heard is that the egyptian president he has now announced a one month state of emergency across the country in th

bart negotiations resume this morning as we are learning that the two sides are 100 millions dollars apart, meaning another the corner. >> and we're following the latest on the oakland police department's efforts to combat crime after a young father and his one year old son are shot and killed in their sleep. >> a raging wildfire in a southern california has burned 15-hundred acres and >> let's start with our check with weather. >> a another round of clouds and coastal drizzle but at least the temperatures are in the upper 60s. 58 degrees for downtown san francisco. we will see slope clearing but sunshine is expected. the highs will climb into the upper 50s. 60's inside the bay in mid to upper 70's for the warmest inland spots. i will have a full detail what to expect coming up. >> the time is 6:01 a.m.. bart negotiations will continue in just a few hours from now, and both sides seem very far apart. meaning that come monday, we could see another bart strike. kron 4's mike pelton is live in oakland with the latest, >> negotiations are to resume and the two sides hoped to make progres

contract talks resume this morning. union members will hold a press conference in san francisco's mission district. key sticking points in the negotiation, worker safety, pensions, and health care costs. yesterday bart workers stormed bart's board meeting demanding the chief negotiator be replaced. they shut down for four days. political leaders are going public with urgent efforts to bring about a settlement. over 28 days of a contract extension there have been accusations of both sides of little progress in negotiations. the state labor secretary says he's disappointed. >> they haven't reached an agreement yet. that's my concern. there's been mediation, there's been involvement of officials all over the state. closer isn't good enough. they have to reach a deal. >>> governor brown sent in top mediators. he does have the power to order a cooling off period. san francisco mayor ed lee says if bart shut town on monday it would be a hardship for the 200,000 round trip commuters. where do nearly half a million bart riders

middle east of peace talks are set to resume after three years of stalemate and that israeli airstrikes in gaza and an announcement of functions of new settlements on palestinian land. plus been brought by eavesdropping counties in central london spotting use of violence candles. this is all t. coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program a vigorous police squad down on the city and supporting egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi have turned to cairo into a battlefield in turns gunfire bundles of blood snipers on rooftops and lofty barricades have all been seen in the egyptian capital today health and security officials are so far only talking of about one hundred confirmed casualties or the muslim brotherhood claims it's many times that figure all his bell true was inside one of the protest camps while it was being at target. the egyptian president he has now announced a one month state of emergency across the country in the growing violence the interim president adly mansour to hold on the army to support the ministry of interior and its police force in this now i

. >>> jurors have resumed deliberations in the sentencing of nidal hand -- hasan.eidi security has been into the courtroom to be an observer, only 12 members of the media are selected daily. the rest of us have to watch this from a video feed. we have someone i'm sure you will let us know just as soon as we have a verdict. change you so much. >>> closing argument expected today in the case of sergeant bales. wednesday he took the stand and apologized for the attack. now a jury must decide whether his life sentence should also include the chance of parole. allen he apologized. any -- any sense of whether or not that willd bales a cold blooded killer. he said in a few hours he wiped out generations. he said there is only one appropriate sentence for something like that, and that's the sentence reserved for the worst crimes and worst criminals. he also said that robert bales's two kids are still alive, and in doing what he did in afghanistan he directly impacted the lives of 48 children, so he drew that distinction. the defense was just beginning their presentation wh

talks are set to resume today at noon.urs mike pelton is live at the west oakland bart stations. good morning mike. good morning marc. commuter's just want to know how long did they both half- hour to have alternate routes. bart and its labor unions wrapped up a day of negotiations late last night. last night we spoke with a union representative who said no progress was made on the key financial issues. but they reached agreements on several supplemental issues in regards to work rules. the two sides remain at odds over pay increases, health care costs and pension contribution. each side is pointed the finger at the other claiming their contract offer does not add up. we spoke with one rider this morning will have to call out of work on the last bart strike and says he's afraid he'll have to do that again. >>: i how proud i can drive- as i don't have a car that i can drive. >>: how much of an inconvenience is this for you? a big. >>darya: on a story you will only see on kron 4, bart station agents take us behind the scenes