like ross stores.t's how fedex is now actually trading slightly above where it was when it preannounced to the downside on september 4th. the real catalyst, though, fedex announced a major restructuring in its analyst day on october 10th. i pick it regularly at my charitable trust. think of fedex as the ultimate self-help story. in some ways fedex, it's a mess. fixing that mess is what the restructuring is about. the company decentralized two separate networks, one for slower ground shipping, one for faster express shipping. fedex is massively consolidating its ground and express segments to make them more competitive, more profitable on a per package basis. fedex ultimate goal, increase their income by $1.7 billion by the end of the 2016 fiscal year. i thought that was a huge number when i heard it. every $500 million increase in operating income translates to about $1 a share increase. so this plan could eventually boost the company's earnings power by roughly $3.40. most restructurings really don't

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to new york and speak with andrew ross of strike the debt rolling jubilee campaign andrew is a professor of social and cultural and alice's at n.y.u. he's a contributor to the new york times the nation newsweek and the village voice and the author of many books including nice work if you can get it in life and labor in precarious times andrew welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me on max all right andrew ross first tell us about the rolling jubilee how did it start what is the motive and who's debt is being strict in the rolling joe believes a very very simple idea we raise money we buy distressed debt on the debt market the secondary market and instead of collecting on the debt the way that collection agents through we simply abolish the debt and we write to the debtors in question and we tell them that they are off the hook it's been a phenomenally successful campaign so far in the last two weeks or so we've raised almost four hundred fifty thousand dollars and what that means is we can abolish nine million dolla

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this is not about -- this is not about ross. this is about every one of those women that has been assaulted over and over again and whether they're going to call for help. >> [speaker not understood]. >> one of the city attorneys has crafted as an ordinance that would basically prohibit any top law enforcement official in the city from overseeing programs any in the area where they have been convicted of a crime during the period which they are closely associated with that. >> i just want to add, i want to remind folks ross mirkarimi is [speaker not understood] in a 52-week batter prevention program. he is in treatment. can we expect someone who is in treatment to -- i just want to remind everyone that ross mirkarimi pled guilty. he's been sentenced to 52 weeks of batterers intervention program. he is currently in treatment. is it reasonable for anyone in treatment to be expected to step up and oversee these programs? that's one of the concerns that the commission on status of women has through our justice and [speaker not under

i am max cash or welcome back to the kaiser report time now to turn to ross asked draftee's the writer and director of the award winning documentary for horsemen ross also runs the website running economist dot com ross welcome to the kaiser report thank you very much like i mean first of all i want to play out people that if they buy this d.v.d. which i'm holding up the camera now you know it's my face is on the right sleeve this this kind of creature half banker half force so that's one reason to buy the d.v.d. right there and then as we put you on there because we knew so it would go through the roof right to have to balance out number jobs nama wages on for hours and hours and hours and then i punctuate with some pithy one liners thinking balance it out of a downer but let's talk about the four horsemen the what are the four horsemen first of all telephone book of revelation what we want to do is hang the story on a big story that's kind of impressed on the common consciousness in the common consciousness so for some today's fool who replaces financial system escalating organized o

hi, chapman. >> reporter: good morning, ross. well, yesterday afternoon, it seemed likely that we would see a cease fire into the evening, but as the evening began, it seemed not going to happen tonight. this was just unraveling as secretary of state hillary clinton arrived in israel. she met with prime minister netanyahu into the evening to try to come to terms with negotiations for a cease fire. then again today, she met with the palestinian authority in the west bank and we're told she's actually once again now meeting with netanyahu and other senior israeli officials, trying to broker some sort of peace deal. after this, she was planning to travel to egypt, which has been the center of negotiations, really. the u.n. secretary-general is also in the region. so we seem to have the power players of the diplomatic world in the region, trying to come together with some terms to stop this violence. but violence continues, even though it seemed like we're so close to a cease fire, the finer details are being worked out, the violence

drag on for the privatization of ross and of ross and after and wait wait and wait for better markets so i know i will be waiting and waiting and waiting thanks very much dade to clarify the situation for us. ok moving on russia and cuba could soon find connection between each other but countries of styles to talk to create a joint. it's also fun to set up a harbor a bonus pool that will dock flights from russia to other south american countries the connection points will help to improve both passenger and called a traffic as russia doesn't have direct transport legs with many of its partners in the region. or at last business for now but after a short break we discuss a freedom of speech has any real value at all today what julian assange case shows us. culture is that so much as i know in which of course his wife wanted to dance with you america's political marathon has finally come to an end but was there really a choice to what degree was this campaign season only about. zip zip good laboratory to mccurry was able to build a most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't

dot com ross welcome to the kaiser report thank you very much like i'm the first i want to play out to people that if they buy this d.v.d. which i'm holding up the camera now you know this my face is on the right sleeve this this kind of creature half banker half force so that's one reason to buy the d.v.d. right that we put you on that because we knew so it would go through the roof right i have to balance out number chomsky nama wages on for hours and hours and hours and then i punctuate with some pithy one liners thinking balance it out of it down to let's talk about the four horsemen that what are the four horsemen first of all telephone book of revelation what we want to do is hang the story on a big story that's kind of impressed on the coming consciousness in the coming consciousness so for some today's fool who replaces financial system isolating organized bonds because terrorism's tonight. really defined. not true resources being depleted depletion of us natural capital and poverty for the bottom billions which is famine and there converging those mega trends are converging

of the award winning documentary for horsemen ross also runs the website running economist at. ross welcome to the kaiser report thank you very much like i would first of all want to play out people that if they buy this d.v.d. which i'm holding up the camera now you know this my face is on the right sleeve this this kind of creature have banker have force so that's one reason to buy the d.v.d. right there we put you on that because we knew cells would go through the roof right i have to balance out noam chomsky no more when designing for hours and hours and hours and then i punctuate with some pithy one liners thinking balance it out of it down a list of what the four horsemen that what are the four horsemen first of all telephone book of revelation what we want to do is hang the story on a big story that's kind of impressed on the common consciousness in the comic which is so fools from today's fool who replaces financial system escalating organized violence because terrorism is too narrowly defined. not true resources being to. the to pollution of us natural capital and pove

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addressing the needs of the american public samp to what extent i mean in the ninety two election ross perot got about twenty percent of the vote on one issue which was international trade or so-called free trade it really cracked open a conversation that basically got shut down during the clinton presidency because both parties both bill clinton and george herbert walker bush agreed that we should be joining nafta and become part of the deputy oh and that whole thing why isn't that an example of how an outside and you could argue that ross perot wasn't even a political party was just a billionaire who created a logo and you know but brought this issue in and yet it still died i mean is it a given that. how big a slog is it for the soul of these individual issues to be carried forward by anybody other than the two major parties or maybe another way of saying that is to it to what extent do we have to operate outside the party system to what extent do we have to operate inside the party system to produce these kinds of changes that are necessary well i get i get two parts of the answer

of ross telecom and the largest minority shareholder of the company a constantino affair of now specifically there in connection to this two hundred twenty five million dollar embezzlement scam what happened is back in two thousand and seven a fund called the marshall fund basically invested in this company called agro prom and they were going to purchase these milk dairy facilities that produce. formula for children and what happened is to secure that loan from. the bank they took the collateral and they under took under-valued collateral and they grossly overvalued it and used it to secure this loan well in two thousand and seven that company went bankrupt or they defaulted on their loan and it's believed that. that basically this this fund was on both sides of the transaction thus the embezzlement side of things now the t.b.'s said that they're going to do everything they can to get their. money back this two hundred twenty five million dollars they went to court in the u.k. and they secured ten percent of the marshall fund assets so that they could freeze that and try and get some of tha

i fought for ross mirkarimi. i know that his neighbor is harassing him.at are you going to do about that. maybe i should call the police and have them go over to protect ross' family. and again, prideful body language, this is my time to speak. i'm going to have a recall on our da. i didn't vote for him. i can do that as9@nkt well. i have rights. people for that. so anybody picking on my sheriff, just know that i'm going to get real committed because i'm disappointed, what i see in city hall. i can't speak about nudity. wow. i grew up in it, in chico. we just had the naked people on the opposite side. we got to see them but no one was harmed. i'm 3ü9qjez the prideful ways of our government and i'm not going to name names but just know body language reveals everything. >> president chiu: thank you. next5%(

> members of the board of supervisors, ray hartz, director of san francisco open government and i would like to acknowledge and concur with the comments made by mr. chaffee. the lies cost more than the money. i'll be glad to tell you that the

this, the yellows this is the last frame indicate the more moderate rain towards bodega bay, fort ross, inverness and an lima here's the north bay, sprinkles from san rafael, cortamadera, richmond san rafael bridge, golden gate bridge and around san francisco a few light returns. going to be another hour or so before we get into the steadier rain bay area wide and the winds are a factor gusting to near 30 miles an hour at our coast. is it impacting the commute yet sue? >> not yet, no reports of major accidents. golden gate bridge live shot you can see no cars coming through at this time, difficult to tell if the road is wet now or not, certainly it will be in the future no problems getting into san francisco southbound on the golden gate bridge. eastbound 580 north flynn, car fire on the shoulder, westbound drive out of the central valley good, westbound 4 big rig caught fire on the shoulder traffic out of antioch looking good at this hour. >>> the rain and winds are starting to pick up north bay residents are in the middle or the start of what will be a ponding from the storm. -- will

the mayor and 38 don't want ross mirkarimi to handle his office is domestic violence related duties. ross mirkarimi is on probation after pleading " guilty " in march to misdemeanor false imprisonment for a new year's eve argument in which he bruised his wife's arm. >> the stormtracker has been heavy. with a san rafael getting busy with rainfall, and panel. of moving to the east and towards vallejo and fennel. >> and with the butt of a break for a pane for san francio but take a look at panpanel an.. our activity if at pinole. with santa rosa, nearly one half inch that is for the amounts have been the highest. san jose, hardly just traces. the center of the storm is now on top of oz. we are going to get the heaviest rainfall in the next hour is on top of lost- and it could lighten up towards the morning. by tomorrow, we will see a break after this first system. that great a late morning early afternoon but that the second system will ride. here is futurecast at midnight. noting it will arrive. -- by the north bay, is on its way out of but bought the dry weather on mid-day. that is on

so he said, "i'm going to tell you that i'm endorsing ross perot. i want you to keep a straight face and a straight voice. don't let on to anything." and he said, "we're going to set this person up if, in fact, there are wiretaps on my phone." so he flew to california, he called me, we went through this little episode, and then nothing ever came of it. so either his phones weren't tapped or nobody thought enough of it to leak it. but it was just one of his little experiments. c-span: hugh sidey came to visit on day, the former time magazine journalist. i -- maybe he's still -- i think he might still write for them sometimes. he had a column on the presidency. and what was the purpose of his visit? >> guest: well, nixon was very disappointed in bush's presidency for a number of reasons, and he sought out hugh sidey to sort of have these views either confirmed or denied by a true student of the presidency. and he liked hugh sidey. he admired him. he respected him as a very fair journalist and as a very fair commentator on his own political career and

is increasing its stake in ross nast as part of the whole ten k.v. peace sale deal but now is a first if it's a prime minister you're sure all of that sale of six percent of the b.p. is actually of that very privatisation they've spoken so much of our before. right so as far as the concern that they are speaking to that privatisation program well valve depends on who you are asking of course the government would say we are privatizing we are on track but analysts i've spoken to do not agree they say this is not privatization on the contrary they say the whole thing from hours of nationalization and look first. big stage giant rosner is buying out a large independent oil producer ten k. vehicle and that's obviously a further nationalization and sack and experts say the mine of the b.p. would pay for rosneft stake would not go into the state bar just as the would be the case with the real privatisation. rosneft smart for company. the state old ross there for gossip would be the one who would require all of the cash ok china so as far as i understand it

andrew ross sorkin, what do the markets want to see? they can't do tax reform, it's going to take quite a long time to get that in place but what kind of legally binding commitment from congress, if there's such a thing, do they want to see for the markets to see the certainty and business to start investing, start spending? >> i think they want to see a deal and they want to see a deal soon, not before january 1st at the last possible second, you know, at 11:59, there is an argument to be made that unto itself, this is already beginning to have an economic impact and is going to have a drag on the economy. the question becomes, you know, do we go over january 1st and what happens? some people are talking about what they call a fiscal bungee cord, go over for two or three weeks, some of this is getting negotiated and then a spring back. that's maybe not the worst outcome in the world but still going to have an impact and i have to tell you, i disagree with this idea that everyone is going to get together on these things at all. i think

ross says part of the reason is because games like halo are not just games. there is a detailed story and characters, too, which is staff obsesses over down to the smallest detail. the visuals are stunning, at times more like a movie than a game. artists slave over every frame. there's even a lighting department, who art financially adds light and shadow. so, are you guys crazy perfectionists here or what? >> we are crazy perfection. some of the lighting, not unlike a movie is about focusing the eye on where you want the player to go. some of it is purely for sort of dramatic reasons. and some of it is to make it look real. >> reporter: sounds are all invented in-house. ice cubes reacting to hot water and amplified. even the sound of a game console's fan. >> unknown. >> reporter: stage actress jen taylor prays the voice of cortana. >> wake up, chief. >> reporter: a main character. >> i need you. >> reporter: she dons a suit, loaded with sensors and captured by a series of cameras to have her body digitally inserted into the game. is it weird playing a video g

cesar ---esto pese a que durante el aÑo pasado el tema ha tomado mas importancia a raiz del caso de ross... stop open roll open take 2 box jaime peluffo nos habla de un nuevo reporte que tiene a funcionarios preocupados.. jaime.. take jaime live cu - peluffo asi es, ste es un reporte preparado por la propia ciudad que muestra un incremento de violencia domstica justo durante el escndalo del alguacil ross mirkarimi.. :01 - :05 :06 - :15 :35 - :51 1:13 - :1:22 trt: 1:59 o.c. "sólo a las mamás." miriam guillen sobrevivi violencia domstica hace unos 5 aÑos.. s.o.t. miriam guillen/sobrevivió violencia doméstica 11:24:18 ahora estoy bien, ya sé de muchas ayudas, agarré terapia para mi, para mis niños, vengo aca al grupo de apoyo. ya, siento que ya estoy recuperada. pero segn un reporte de la ciudad de san francisco, los reportes de violencia domstica incrementaro n considerablem ente de mediados del 2010 al 2011, incluyendo un aumento de 47% de llamadas a centros de crisis.. la organizacin mujeres unidas y activas dice que ha notado el alza. s.o.t. maría hernández/mujeres unidas y activas 2:19

for "nightline," brian ross, abc news. >> our children. thanks to brian ross for that important investigation. >>> well, just ahead, we're going to turnpage. hollywood stars love them. millions of women swear by them. and it all thanks to one bright idea. you're going to meet the self-made billionaire behind spanx. okay, now here's our holiday gift list. aww, not the mall. well, i'll do the shopping... if you do the shipping. shipping's a hassle. i'll go to the mall. hey. hi. y'know, holiday shipping's easy with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. yeah, i know. oh, you're good. [ laughing ] good luck! [ male announcer ] priority mail flat rate boxes. online pricing starts at $5.15. only from the postal service. i had[ designer ]eeling enough of just covering up my moderate to severe online pricing starts at $5.15. plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel

ross mirkarimi did. we have a really horrible situation here. we have a high position, law enforcement officer, who committed a crime. then denied that a crime had been committed. then tried to mitigate his actions. then tried to blame others. and then put together a whole campaign to go after anybody that called it what it was, a crime. so, what is not being talked about here is the victims. the mayor indicated [speaker not understood]. we have had a surge in reports of domestic violence-related incidents. we've got women every day that are suffering in silence. we know how difficult it is for women to come forward. the reality is the majority never come forward. because they're afraid. and we're making it more difficult by playing games. so long as the district attorney in this county, i'm not going to play any game. this is not about politics. this is about public safety. and we're going to do the right thing. the mayor will do the right thing. and i'm going to let the mayor say a few words as well. (applause) >> if i may. thank you. thank yo

and "the huffington post" sam stein, all morning joe and me. >> the person who followed you, andrew ross sorkin is the guy that we accused of skipping prep school. >> did your parents vote today? >> my parents voted today, and i made it to school on time and i made it out early to be here. >> there's something about the magic of election day every four years especially, mr. mayor. willy was just telling me that lawrence who works with us in new york has been in line for how long? >> upper east side. two and a half hours now. proud to be there. >> two and a half hours? >> why is that happening? >> that could be her excuse. she could be at a spa. >> she could be getting a facial. >> there does seem to be a lot of excitement in this campaign, and -- >> this is about as close as it gets. you can look at the polls and you can look at the enthusiasm, and you can look at the democratic numbers in the polls and you can come into any interpretation you want as a result of this election. anybody that thinks they know the result right now i think is fooling themselves based on partisan interpretati

monica, rachel, ross and chandler.ne. >> that was a scene from the episode was called "the one with the prom video" and that's actually my favorite episode, out of all of them. high school. >> the dress back in the day. all right, back across to kath. >> orange county, california. all right. finish these lyrics to "i'll be there for you" please. ♪ i'll be there for you when the rain starts to fall ♪ ♪ i'll be there for you ♪ like i've been there before >> i have no idea. >> you have a lot of songs to learn on my cd. [ buzzer ] >> lyrics are i'll be there for you 'cause you're there for me too ♪ became a worm in the brain? when you worked there? >> they also left out the clap. and then that makes sense. that's burned in. >> burned in. back across to cath. >> nice lady from maine. all right. which couple got married in vegas with permanent marker on their faces? was it monica and chandler, was it phoebe and joey, rachel and ross or rachel and joey? >> rachel and joey? rachel and joey. [ buzzer ] >> no. no. no. >> people,

s are ross, back to you. >> take a quick look he at the ftse global 300. fractionally lower, but if you key in, you can see people are largely trying to keep positions on hold before we get the jobs report today. 0.2% down for the cac 40 and ibex lower, as well. >>> still to come, short seller positions will be unmasked today and new european rules go into effect. >> we'll take a look at the implications for investors. >> and what to expect from the last jobs report before the presidential election. >>> we have you're pea an is to bes, italian media company, span issuing bank, german telecom company, all the stocks down today. they also have something else in common. >> that's right. short sellers will be unmasked as new european rules go into effect. teams of lawyers are working in to the night to help banks, hedge fund and other investors comply which will require anyone with short positions of more than 2% as of midnight to report to regulators. and positions of more than 0.5% in any stock will be publicly releas released. disclosures could drive invest

with ross.explained it was justified. >> the puppeteer kevin clash has been accused of having a relationship with a 15 year- old man. he was accused of having another relationship with a under age man was got the man later recanted. >> port of oakland workers will be back to work after a daylong strike employes are upset about proposed salary and benefit cuts. the strike started monday at 9:00 p.m. and in a tuesday night oakland mayor jean quan brought the two sides together for additional talks there sa. those are few te stores were following things for watching the kron 4 news bay area channel. welcome back the time this 6:57. president obama will continue and and a tradition and pardoning to thanksgiving turkeys. this year the two birds come from a virginia farm. the public of all of faceboowill vote on fh turkey should be the one for is given dinner. >> the letter asked americans to forgo meet and go with a health care option by kato turkey or roasts. >>toa turkey. coming up on the kron 4 mo

i'm ross westgate. >> and i'm kelly evans. these are your headlines from around the world. >> transition of china's top brass is under way. >> coordination across the eu, but in the form of strikes. workers in spain, portugal, italy are set for the nation's first cross-border anti-austerity protest. >> italy is looking to raise $3.5 billion euros. >> cisco posted better than expected first quarter reports. john chambers sounds a cautious but optimistic note about the u.s. economy. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> hello. welcome to today's "worldwide exchange". >> 40 unions in 23 countries. that's the strikes that are planned across europe today. so if you thought there couldn't be any coordination, there is coordination. >> how are we going to be affected? >> you know, air travel, surprisingly, they have had to have a lot of cancelling due to strikes. >> we're fully at our jobs. there's two hours of it today. let's remind you exactly what's coming up. we'll have upd

when ross was the supervisor here you only making 33,000.ould me over 115 so that you could do the work -- to san francisco county. so we want you to do what we want you to do for the people. we know world aids day is coming up december 1 at the castro you know, it'sjlj?2 timeÑbpj t thanksgiving, think about what you have did for the people in this city. just think about that when you -- that naked bird. thank you. >> president chiu: thanks. next speaker. >> i'm peterú(Û warfield execue director of the users library association. two things, library decision-making and the open hours hearings that recently concluded, you may have heard very poor publicity. there's a great deal to be said about that. but i could certainly say that building in which a meeting was about to go on, or had gone on, or was goingeijpson, without hg the slightest idea from any kind of signage that there was a meeting happening. and there was nothing very -- there was nothing evident from the signs that were posted that these meetings were extraordinary meetings, o

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and