>> simon: they're resigned to it. they just...?elieve that people in the city have lived with it this way for so long that maybe they don't understand that this isn't how it's supposed to be. >> simon: schools are supposed to be safe places, but this one is abandoned, and camille rhymes says it has become a safe house for criminals. she lives across the street with her children, and wasn't surprised when, after spotting intruders in her yard and calling the cops, she waited... and called again... and waited. and how long is it between your first call and the cops arrival here? >> camille rhymes: anywhere between two and three hours. >> simon: you say that very calmly as if... >> rhymes: i mean, because that's normal. i've called the cops and it took them up to six hours to come. so, i think if you not screaming that you dying and somebody killing you right then and there, they not going to rush to get to you. >> simon: and even if they did, detroit is huge-- 139 square miles, enough space to contain boston, san francisco and manhat

>> simon: if you blow it? >> lucic: if you blow it, you're done.the past german soprano diana damrau is a working mom, nursing a two month old baby and a cold. she has a lot to contend with. >> simon: you were quite sick last week? >> diana damrau: yes. i'm still a bit. but i tried not to sing all the time, and reduce a little bit. >> simon: just a little bit, i mean you were belting it out. >> damrau: oh, no, only at the end. ♪ ♪ >> simon: "rigoletto" is far from the only thing going on here today. there can be as many as ten operas in production at once. right now the met stage is being set up for a new version of richard wagner's "parsifal," a sacred opera that's never been done like this before. dozens of raven-haired maidens sloshing around in a river of blood. 1,600 gallons of the stuff, heated so the singers don't get cold. overseeing all this is that worried-looking man, peter gelb, the met's general manager. he says opera is a blood sport. >> gelb: i go in every day to the met knowing that this is... there is a battle to be... to be waged

>> listening to simone is a chore. i'm o-u-t. out. >> hello, simone. [ chuckles ] how are you? >> well, i'm fat, cranky, tired, hungry, moody. >> i was just being polite. >> oh. well, i just came over here because it's always so quiet. [ glass breaks ] >> i didn't break the lamp next to brianna's diary! >> what?! >> but sasha might be interested in june 6th. >> joaquin! do something about joaquin! >> i will talk to him, brie. >> don't talk to him! beat him! >> while you're at it, can you talk to josh, too? >> your baby's father. >> yeah. >> hmm. and what's wrong with him? >> well, at first, he didn't want to have anything to do with the baby, but now he's always at the house, and my mother has us practically married. >> sometimes when i feel overwhelmed, i like to get away so i can think. [ doorbell rings ] hold that thought. okay? >> hey, everybody. >> hi, josh. >> josh, what are you doing here?! >> simone, did you forget? your mom's taking us to get our family portraits. here. i brought your sweater. >> thanks. >> you better hurry up. she said afterwards, she's going to get u

simÓn se ha esmerado para que su hija estÉ mÁs que satisfecha. ¿no?ero muerto que baÑado en sangre! >>a ver, kike y amalia trabajan, josÉ antonio. y tÚ... >>¡y yo estudio medicina! >>pues sÍ, ¡estudias mucho! te esfuerzas, pero todavÍa estÁs ¡muy lejos de ser un famoso rujano plÁstico! y la vida de estudiante es ¡muy sacrificada! >>sÍ, pe no tiene que serlo cuando la madre del estudiante es multimillonaria. >>hum... escucha bien... esta charla no va a ningÚn lado. >>¡ay, mamÁ, r favor! sabes mubien que en esta ciudad, sin auto, ¡es imposible! >>¡te equivocas! hay mucha gente que utiliza ¡el bus! ¿hum? y el transporte pÚblico. y yo no quiero seguir perdiendo mi tiempo porque estoy muy ocupada. >>mamÁ, por favor... >>¡ay, no vamos a seguir! !se acabÓ la plÁtica! ¿entendiste? ¡se acabÓ! [♪] [recuerda] ella: como ya me dieron el alta, lo que quiero es irme a mi casa. ¿puedes llevarme, por favor? >>claro, pos a eso vine, ¿no? >>y... como mi bebÉ y yo estas perfectamente, pues. lo que quiero, es irme. permiso. gabriel: por favor. ella: no sÉ cÓmo agradecert

simon with us as well., how are your customers feeling, feeling the effect not only of the government shutdown but of this impending debt ceiling issue? >> we are a business bank. i'll tell you who specific examples. one is a customer of ours, ready to make an investment. in a small community, 28 jobs is very good. he said the reason they were holding off was uncertainties on health care. well, he was hoping that uncertainties in health care would go away. right now, he has turned off the spig spigot, not making the investment because he's saying i have no idea what's happening to america. another client of ours was making a purchase overseas. he's put everything on hold. and ourselves as a bank, we are a large small business administration lender. we are unable it to get those loans approved. we are unable to get the credit out to the small and medium sized businesses we are serving so we are directly affecting local business on main street. >> we have heard many an it tech dotes just to your point and it

professor simon, let me ask a follow-up. i want to get an idea of what a system you are advocating would look like. let's say you have arraignment for somebody in a case alleging violence. maybe an armed robbery or sexual assault of some kind. are you comfortable with someone having a right to be released on their own recognizant under the theory that the police should do their work and make sure that person doesn't commit other offenses? and that it's not legitimate to make that consideration at the time of a bail assessment? >> i think that is my view, i think through slow steps we accumulated a system that has a ton of minor offenders and not able to accused in that way. and the right of the constitution and the rights we have made up for the mistakes made. we have to toss out the low-level crimes not just in the city but many parts of the state. and with that bandwidth of focus, we focus on the areas and a activity and crime and less on locking people up. in either case we are punishing the people ahead of their trial. a

simon is my partner today down at the nyse. hi, simon. >> hello, sue. we have a moving situation on the floor here at the new york stock exchange. we were down about 180 points on the dow. we're rapidly coming back now. apparently on a "new york times" report that suggests that house speaker boehner is willing now to go back into negotiations with the white house, with obama, in order to end that threat, yk, that we have not just on the debt of the united states, the debt ceiling, but clearly day three now of the government shutdown. most major assets are in negative territory. the one standout are treasuries which you might say perhaps ironically are rallying, and therefore the yield on the ten-year has come down to 2.6%, more or less, 2.6%. gold is down. oil is down. as you can see. the big reason for that, obviously, are these two deadlines, the debt ceiling and the government shutdown. let's bring in steve liesman for more on that. steve. >> thank you, simon. i want to separate what's known, what we think is possible, and what is likely here. let's

happy to be joined by simon at the nyse. hi, simon. >> hello, tyler. day 14 of the government shutdown and three days and counting until america maxes out its debt limit. negotiations breaking down as you know over the weekend. president obama to meet congressional leaders now importantly, in two hours. will a deal be done in time? eamon javers here with the latest. that's the big question. >> it is a big question but senate majority leader harry reid says they are getting closer to a deal. he just emerged from mitch mcconnell his republican counterpart's office, walked down the halway to his own office telling reporters he thinks they're getting closer, he would like to have something to present to the president at the meeting at the white house at 3:00 p.m. you could see congressional leaders and the president coming together on something importantly, joe biden the vice president, who's played a key deal making role in the past, will be in this meeting at 3:00 at the white house today. but one of the big questions is whether the senate and the house

it's you and demi lavato, simon cowel. what is going on with simon? >> you tell me.e but simon is the biggest diva. you know the nice little powder light area? simon has more stuff on his little trays and -- like lotions, mint, hair spray, jell, the perfect push up machine. i'm like excuse me. >> is that why his nipples are so very erect all the time. >> maybe. i think he's always cold. or he is just doing this or something. >> have you ever caught him making his v deeper? i imagine he gets those shirts and he's like not nearly deep enough for me. >> i wouldn't be surprised. >> those undershirts are like the ones my dad would refuse to part with. they just get saggier or droopier. >> this man has too much money. somebody please get him a shirt. >> maybe a sweater would be good. a turtle neck. >> he still might cut it into a v. >> when you were coming up in the music business did you ever think about being on a competition show? did they have that? >> they had star search. do you remember star search? we had star search. ed mcmahon was the host. >> wait a minute. what

simon have we transformed sports into the gladiator arena? >> maybe. it probably was as well before we were thinking about performance-enhancing drugs. fans are very aware of the incredibly damaging nature of the game and the significance of the injuries, and just how much suffering some of the athletes go through while they are playing and later in their careers, so i think it's indisputable that that game particularly is extremely violent, but i don't think it necessarily has much to do with performance-enhancing drugs, and i want to back up to the question of whether fans expect or are particularly entertained by players who are doping or using some kind of enhancement. and to some degree yes, but on the other hand i think there are athletes who gain greater admiration as a result of not taking performance-enhancing drugs. i think of pedro martinez who was an incredible pitcher for the red sox for years, and that was during, you know, baseball's -- the height of baseball's performance enhancing drug era, and his e.r.a.s were 2, 2.0 or even less. whi

simon says, "arms out to the side." simon says, "wiggle your fingers like this." like this." and we're going bump, da-dun, da-dun, da-dun, dun-dun, dun-dun, dun. and that's a swag surf. you got it. simon says, "swag surf." bow! alexis, you got it. >> [ chuckles ] >> booyah! >> ever wonder why circuses have rings? it's because the ring is the best way for riders to do tricks on cantering horses. why did you want to join the circus? >> well, i'm glad for the opportunity to showcase my country's talent and to do different stuff at the same time. >> so, you actually get to ride this elephant behind us? what's that like? >> yes, i do. it's different, because it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. it's a little challenging. the elephants have a mind of their own, but it's a great opportunity. this is my beautiful elephant. >> in addition to riding an elephant, she's also a caribbean dancer and showgirl. so, what does it take to be a showgirl? >> first you need one of these beautiful headpieces. >> wow. >> can i put it on you? >> i would love that. >> okay. >> wow. this

>>simÓn, ella es mi amiga ellen; ellen, Él es simÓn, trabaja para miapÁ. >>mucho gusto. >> placer.r una vuelta conmigo? >>¿en tu moto? >>sÍ, claro. tengo un par de horas libres antes de regresar a trabajar vamos, mÓntate. >>ok. chao, ellen. [♪] [♪] >>¿vamos? [♪] >>estÁ demasiado claro que ese >>ya, relÁjate, hombre,patricia! no es para tanto. >>¿cÓmo que no, daniel? no lo vi bien, pero voy a averiguar quiÉn es y le voy a partir la cara. >>¡ay, antonio! por favor, deja de hacer estudeces por una sola vez en tu vida, hore. ¿no te das cuenta de que Ú ya no tienes nada, pero nada que ver con patricia? >>no... cÁlmate, respira y calmate, porque yo voy a volver con patricia. >>ok, me encanta que seas tan positivo. >>sÍ. >>pero mientras eso sucede, vas a tener que aguantarte, si no, patricia no va a querer verte ni en pintura, ¿no te das cuenta? [ruido de la moto] patricia: es mavilloso. me encanta ee paseo, simÓn, gracias. >>¿te gusta el ambiente? >>nunca habÍa estado en un lugar asÍ. >>siempre hay una primera vepara todo. >>ay, no, clichÉs no, por favor. >>aquÍ tenemos todo lo que neces

i know you like simon. i like simon sometimes. >> she's lovely.ome think that she's pregnant and. >> it's a miracle. >> it's a miracle. >> but he still thinks he can do everything. so he's asking me about breast-feeding. i breast fed my boy nine months. it's true. in mexico they said if you drink a lot of ber, will you have a lot of milk. so he is drinking a lot of beer. so he said, you can do it all. we're just wting for the due date and for him to start. >> simon is still simon i see. it was very nice paulina. you can check her out on "x factor" which airs wednesday and thursday night 8:00 on fox. up next,

so good to see you again. >> thanks for having me. >> simon, you heard what president obama said that this whole crisis set our economy back. do you agree with that, and if so, what will it take? how long will it take for the economy to bounce back? >> unfortunately, i agree completely. the amount of uncertainty created will turn out to depress growth, reduce job creation not just this quarter but i fear for the first quarter of next year. >> simon, let me talk about the international response michelle was talking about, china being one but only one player in the world of international finance. last night mohammed of pimco said if we keep doing this kind of lurching from crisis to crisis, eventually, other countries, other players will build pipes around us. do you agree with that? >> i certainly agree with moe h mohammed investors are looking with shock over our behavior and it's in the interest of china to develop a large, reburst market and the british said they would be happy to help the chinese do that in london. to be sure, we should expect to diverse pie a way from the dollar i

so good to see you again. >> thanks for having me. >> simon, you heard what president obama said that this whole crisis set our economy back. do you agree with that, and if so, what will it take? how long will it take for the economy to bounce back? >> unfortunately, i agree completely. the amount of uncertainty created will turn out to depress growth, reduce job creation not just this quarter but i fear for the first quarter of next year. >> simon, let me talk about the international response michelle was talking about, china being one but only one player in the world of international finance. last night mohammed of pimco said if we keep doing this kind of lurching from crisis to crisis, eventually, other countries, other players will build pipes around us. do you agree with that? >> i certainly agree with moe h mohammed investors are looking with shock over our behavior and it's in the interest of china to develop a large, reburst market and the british said they would be happy to help the chinese do that in london. to be sure, we should expect to diverse pie a way from the dollar i

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[suena el celular] simÓn, ¿algÚn problema?r la casa, trÁtalo lo mejor posible, yno puedo ir allÁ. >>estÁ bien, no te preocupes, yo me hago cargo. >>bueno. >>¿mirÓ, mi amor? >>justo ho >>¿el crÍtico gastronÓmico? >>el mismo, mi amor, el mismo. pero no te preocupes, voy a dejar sola. tranquila. >>no... mi amor, de ninguna manera, ¿estÁs loco? si mirÓ dice algo de "gourmet palmer", quebramos. vete, mi amor, ya nuestro abogado estÁ aquÍ y y por manuel no te preocupes,ve. yo lo llamo para que me venga a buscar en otro coche. >>por supuesto que no voy a hacer eso. me quedo aquÍ. >>claro que lo vas a hacer. sÍ, lo vas a hacer y ya. >>reinaldo, si tienes que ir al restaurante, no te preocupes, yo me quedo con teresa cristina hasta que venga el chofer. >>muchas gracias. ¿estÁs segura? >>sÍ, mi amor, si no te vas ya, me desmayo de nuevo. >>no... no hagas eso. estÁ bien... me voy, mi amor. tranquila, ¿sÍ? >>bien, mi amor. >>con mucha paciencia. nos vemos en casa, ¿bueno? con permiso. muchas gracias. >>gracias. ¿que pasÓ en ese asalto, sa

>> simÓn asegura que lo dejo resguardado en un lugar protegido del agua, pero cuando regresaron ya no ] [ mujer ] cariño, ¿esa no es la toalla del perro? [ jadeo y gruñido ] [ gemidos ] [ locutor ] ey, mi toalla, su toalla. gain con lift & lock limpia increíblemente bien, para que tu ropa huela increíblemente bien. obtén el aroma que te encanta en suavizante de ropa e intensificador de aroma. su estado es muy delicado. habrÁ que estar muy pendientes del niÑo. >> sÍ. >> pero lo que no me explico es por quÉ andaba solo a estas horas. >> no lo sÉ, seguramente le paÓo lo mismo que a mÍ. empecÉ a caminar y no me di cuenta a quÉ hora me perdÍ, luego encontrÉ un refugio y aÍi estuve varias horas, pero no podÍa estar ahi toda la noche, empecÉ a caminar otra vez. >> mira carlos, contigo lo entiendo, pero lo que no entiendo es por quÉ felipÍn andaba solo. >> no lo sÉ. >> bueno, lo primero es sacar al niÑo adelante. >> sÍ. >> bueno, doctor, ahora sÍ me voy, maÑana me voy a dar una vuelta para ver como sigue el pequeÑo, ¿sÍ? >> pues otra vez muchas gracias. >> te acompaÑo. >> gracias a nombre de

craig: simon helberg, everybody! [applause] welcome, simon. you look nice. >> thank you.raig: you have got your sweater on. are you cold? >> no. this is why i'm wearing a sweater. craig: it is nice. you look great. and you have got your shoes. >> is that abnormal? craig: no. a lot of people have -- when is the last time you shaved? >> this morning. craig: do you have hair all over? >> wow. i do have some hair in some unusual places, which is -- i have like a reverse happy trail, you know? they call -- a sad trail. craig: some kind of spinal hair? >> yes. because the happy trail is there because supposedly it leads to a happy place. craig: it depends on your point of view there, i guess. >> it does. i was in college, i was in a class where we -- i took my shirt off. i was in acting school. craig: you took your clowes off in front of people is what you're saying. an "acting" class. a >> a girl came um and said i didn't know you had a tattoo. i felt some fuzz, the day fuzz becomes hair is the day -- craig: you become a man. yeah. >> i think that is in the bible somewhere. cr

simon? >> the age of enlightenment. ahead, the tesla model s, now the most popular car in one country, but can you guess which one it is? it's not this one. we'll tell you the answer when we come back. ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three... unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. [ male announcer ] don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while

simon dixon the u.k. has introduced new legislation dealing with crowd funding and peer to peer lending tell us what we need to know about these breaking developments so the u.k. was the founder of equity crowdfunding and crowdfunding and so with the f.c.a. a currently in consultation with all the platforms and all interested parties to put together of the rules in the regulation for crowd funding moving forward the important things is the very insistent that we keep the crowd in crowd funding because at the moment for existing rules for the financial conduct the authority they're trying to make it a game for the rich and just sophisticated investors ok so there's basically three types of crowdfunding there is the rewards based crowdfunding people are putting pledges of money they get maybe a t. shirt or their name on a credit we had george galloway on the show recently he raised one hundred sixty thousand pounds for a film that's a rewards based crowd fund then there's peer to peer lending which is anoth

simÓn... ¡simÓn! >>si no los corro a la calle los estrangulaba aÍ mis a ese par de imbÉciles.a casa. >>ujÚ. despuÉs de lo que jeron, digestivo serÍa lo Óptimo, ¿no? >>no lo sÉ, pero creo que antes.hacer algo y cuanto >>sÍ. [palmadas] >>eh... perdÓn. quiero la atenciÓn de tos, por favor. >>ayun escÁndalo mas. >>yo solo quiero saber quÉ fue loue tu madrhizo para dejar Él ya estaba nervioso.amos, ofrecerles u disculpa por loro es una situaciÓn que se sal ustedes se prentarÁn quÉ fue lo que pasÓ y como yo acostumbro a decique aqui en "gourmet palm" no tenos clientes, sinoenos amigos, quier compartio con todos ustedes. esta pareja, que ustedes vieron salir, vinieron a chantajearme. ellodicen tener una foto mÍa, teÓricae comprometedora. >>¿que foto? >>yo no se nada. >>lo gente que no me conoce porque la gente que realmente me conoce sa perfectamente un chaaje.Ás cederÍa ante bueno, eso fue exactamente lo que pasÓ. nuevamente les ofrezco una discpa y, bueno, quiero que siga el buen ambiente. les voa ofrecer una co de champaÑa para que nos olvidemos del l momento. mi hombre de confian

whosuccessor is simon pater received 75% of the party vote. file -- raise our poor our profile. we need the support of the public. pater was one of coalition with angela merkel. she represents the parties new strategic, keeping all doors open. to find out more, we are joined from the green party congress. were badlygreens demoralized in september's election. get the the changes party back on track? >> ahead chosen a new leadership with many new faces. of course, they can take the party in new directions. the key thing they have done at this conference is given themselves new coalition options . of course, just in the last week, the greens decided that there was no basis for a coalition with angela merkel and conservatives at this time. future, provided they can find an october lap on policies. they have given themselves more room to maneuver and i could be very useful to them in opposition in the years ahead. >> what about content? what does germany actually stand for these days? >> it is the ecological agenda that has always been protecting you permit and taking the lead from t

>>¿quiÉn es simÓn? >>soy yo. ¿por qÉ?onald's que a todos les va ancantar. ♪ [♪ temmusical ] >>a ver, a ver, cÁlme, chacho, que estÁs muy alterado. >>no, no, yo solo me cmo cuando tÚ me asegures que no te vas a volver a acercar a patria. >>yo no te tengo q dar plicaciones a ti ni a nadie. >>mira, mesonero, yo soy el novio de patricia, ¿entendido? >>mira, tranquilÍzate, ¡tranquilÍzate! [♪] >>¿quÉ pasa uÍ? solo vine advertirle a este sujetoue no se meta entre patricia y yo. y si te vuelvo a ver rondando a patricia, no respondo. [♪] >>no creas que voy a seguir ignorandesa ta triste que traes desde que regresaste a lposada. >>paloma, hago lo posiblpor no apentar que estoy mal. >>no, pero estÁ bien, la tristeza es rte de la vida, es tan vÁlida como la alegrÍa; es la misma moneda, pero la otra cara. hay que aceptarla para dejarla ir. yo solo quro que sepas que no estÁs la, que yo estoy aquÍ para cuidarte. ¿te quieres tor un juguito para subir el Ánimo? >>sÍ. >>¿sÍ? >>la verdad, reinaldo, te pido un millÓn de disculpas por todo l

simone biles won the world all around championships in belgium.xt time we should also paint our skin black so then we can win too. not surprisingly that triggered an instant backlash and the parents called the comment out of line. her mother telling usa today, don't get roped into this and don't let those comments ruin this home for you. be proud of your performance and outcome. people are entitled to their opinion. kelly joins me now. i guess it's not unprecedented for race to be inflicted into spoorlgts. this is intriguing for many reasons because the federation, italian federation tried to blame the comments made by the athlete. >> and they -- by explaining it they made it worse. she apologized on twitter to simone and the italian federation came out with a confusing response to the whole thing. and since then the president of the u.s. gymnastics federation has spoken to the president of the italian federation and said the issue is behind us. the fact it even happened and became this issue just absurd. >> to your point, the athlete did apologiz

>>simÓn dime una cosa.no É quizÁ como ya quiero verte asÍ en pare... [♪] >>pues voy a seguir tu consejo, pero la verdad te aseguro que con vanessa no serÁ. tal vez muy pronto. >>soy josÉalinas, a sus Órdenes. a sus Órdenes. [♪] >>¿es verdad que usted es marido de la nueva rica que vive enfrente de mi casa? >>la nueva ricque por mÁs que ella lo intente, jamÁs. Óigame bien, jamÁs, podra aspirar a su clase. y mucho menos a ese porte que usted tiene... >>humm-hum. >>pues retirarte, rosario? perdÓn, pero... >>desintÉgrate ahora. [♪] >>¿quÉ es lo que el seÑor quiere tratar conmigo? >>primero quisiera hacerle a pregunta. >>sea breve. >>¿a la madame... le gusta. el rÓbalo? [♪] >>¡me encanta! [♪] ro: noonfio en ese grandulÓn. Él se vino con una red de pescar invisible, ya vÁs, en una abrir y cerrar de ojos, mi sirenita cae en ella. >>¿quÉ senita? >>ay, quÉ estres. mi lagartona del nilo, mi reina del nilo, mi cleopatra, ¡ella! >>tiene una casauy bella, de muy bien gusto. agino que no vino a darme su opiniÓn sobre la

in august simon made a bearish call on letter x, u.s.> just on the output coming out of china, it will be sitting there a while at 17. >> well, that stock is up only 38%. >> that's the last time i'm going to get a stock pick idea from weiss on the show. fundamentally this stock is in trouble. listen, last quarter, earnings were down 187%. this quarter they're down 238%. if you told me the company stock was up 30% i would still take the bet. if i'm up 30% in the stock i would be running and i wouldn't be putting it into weiss' idea but certainly it was a bad call. >> usually your jokes are a little suspect. that one actually hit the mark. congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> we'll take a quick break and do final trades and let you know who won the debate as well and we'll continue to talk about this wild market that we have been watching for the better part of the last week. hoping for a deal in d.c. getting it. the market rising substantially since then. you've got nearly a hundred s&p points since early last week when we had paul r

we watch simon, back here, now, the vix jumping above 20, the dow off 80 points. >> and the dow down now 82. obviously, we're watching exactly what happens this afternoon. from our team, that's it for "squawk on the street." >> now time for "half." >>> guys, here's what we're following on "the half." the perfect storm. why one of our guests says the d.c. duel is good for investors. he'll tell you where the opportunities are. >>> twitter's true test. the professor is grading what the sought-after social stock is worth. >>> the top story is now the deadline at nine days, the shutdown saga drags on and our question is, are the markets too complacent about what potentially lies ahead? it is "halftime," so let's play the action. joe terranova, i'm going to you first. are we still too complacent about what could happen? >> well, i think if you're being complacent right now, then you're not in the right frame of mind. because what the market is doing right now, and i'm very respectful to my -- you know, those that are on the show with me over the last couple of weeks -- but many people keep

>> ¡ay, simÓn, hermana! y lo dejÉ cÓmo tarado. >> ¿mÁs? >> oh, sÍguele. >> ay, perdÓn, perdon.> pos no sÉ, pero hasta tÚ me lo has dicho carnala, que freddy no se fijarÍa en una niÑa cÓmo yo. >> a ver, yo no dije eso, yo dije que freddy es un chavo que no da paso sin huarache y que obviamente eso es lo que me hace sospechar. >> ¿bueno y quÉ tal que no? ¿quÉ tal que ese beso neta, neta conmoviÓ al freddy? ♪. >> dÍgale que pase, quetita. >> buenas tardes, seÑor presidente. buenas tardes >> hola, sandra. >> quÉ tal sandra, sientese, por favor. >> gracias, seÑor. >> estoy enterado de que iracheta la corriÓ. >> injustamente, seÑor. >> bueno, bueno, quiÉn sabe si injustamente, porque esas cosas pasan cuÁndo un chica cÓmo usted se mete con un hombre casado. bueno, bueno, su familia no tiene la culpa de sus cositas y sus papÁs no tienen por quÉ pagar los platos rotos. y cÓmo a mÍ no me gusta dejar a nadie sin chamba, hablÉ con rebe. a partir de ahora, usted va a ser la jefa de edecanes. ¿cÓmo la ve? >> ¿la jefa de edecanes? >> asÍ es, dijo el huevo. >> ay, gracias, seÑor lÓpez. es uste

. >> ay, ojalÁ el juan simÓn haya logrado llegar, a la hacienda, antes que apareciera esta lluvia. >> camino. >> yo creo que mejor me voy, porque me van a estar esperando en la hacienda. ♪. ♪ el niÑo que vino del mar . vi. ♪. >> ¡felipÍn! ¡estÁs vivo, felipÍn, estÁs vivo! felipÍn. ♪. >> ¿cÓmo me veo, tÚ? >> bien. >> ¿sigues nerviosa? a ver, dime ¿por quÉ te asustan tanto las tormentas? aquÍ seguido las tenemos. >> no sÉ, no se, pero cuando escucho caer el agua siento, siento algo aquÍ muy feo, que me angustia, que me hace sentir mal, me duele, seÑora, me duele. >> mira, ya mejor ni pienses, cÁlmate. yo creo que con esta lluvia carlos menos va a venir, asÍ que ni modo, vamos a cenar las tres solas, prepara la mesa y nos sentamos juntas, has de cuenta que viene carlos, total nos ponemos a platicar ¿te parece? >> sÍ. ♪. >> esta noche serÁs mi invitada, pero apÚrate, Ándale, andale, que adelita tiene mucha hambre, Ándale. ♪. >> estÁ helado, pero sÍ estÁ respirando. ♪. >> no creo que ese canijo muchacho haya poparos. >> no digas, entonces sÍ que se nos arma. >> ¿a mÍ? ¿y yo quÉ culpa tengo

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>>simÓn, allÁ teresa cristina con su conciencia.lmente piensas emper de cero otra vez >>ya lo hice una vez. >>sÍ, si, lo sÉ.. que puedo pero realmente no creo que deberÍas... >>a ver, a ver... sin embargo, no quiero que mis empleados vean perjudicados. por eso insisto, tÚ tienes que representarlos frente a teresa cristina yxirle que les pague haa el Último centavo. si yo lo hago, ella se va a negar solo para llevarmea contraria. con quÉ responderles. solo con mi propio dino. bien, vamos. >>por erto, ¿patricia sabes en la situaciÓn en que te encuentras? >>no... pero ni falta hace que patria lo sepa, no iero preocuparla. mÍrame a la cara, hombre. ¿ ves con mal aspecto, deprimido acaso? >>pu no, realmente n >>ah... porque estoy feliz. de hecho estoy mucho mÁs feliz de lo que me habÍa sentido en mucho tiempo. bueno, solo te quiero pediun favor, a cambio de mi estadÍa aquÍ, voy a ayudar a que actuicen su menÚ del restaurante. ¿le puedes pedir a matilde que paseor la posada de paloma para queraiga esas hierbas aromÁticas que siempre o? >>

simon. >> welcome back.gram, now that we had the big rally yesterday, what is the risk for your port knollio this weekend? and should you by jpm now? we'll look at wells fargo and with straits being failed, we'll look at how they're getting it right in connecticut. hour two of "squawk on the street" heading into the weekend. ♪ became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ [ baby fussing ] ido more with less with buless energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. >>> welcome back

gold, simon, had a nice rally. i talked to gold traders, we're back to basics, less tapering now, we'll see perhaps some inflationary issues emerging potentially down the road on some of the debt deals. finally look at the major sectors all of them are up. notice industrials not contributing much. some of the big multiindustrial names are on the downside. >> finally we'll get data and know what the economy is doing and have our taper tool. >> it will be interesting to know what happened on the jobs report last month because i'm not sure they collected the data at all. i'm not sure they made the phone calls. what are you going to do, call them and say do you remember if you had a job four weeks ago. >> market flash with dominic chu. >> talk about aerospace and defense here we're talking about boeing soaring to an all-time high. the stock got really floating near the session highs riding the wave of optimism over a debt deal in washington. despite the latest incident, though, involving a 787 dreamliner plane, this pl

so it all depends on what now the definition of insurance is, simon?ll, just to be clear, right, this is only going to affect -- i shouldn't say -- this is going to affect several million people. most americans, hundreds of millions of americans, their insurance isn't going to change. it doesn't affect them at all. we've got to be careful not to overstate what's going on here. this was a mistake. the administration made a mistake. they should have been more clear that there were a pool of americans that were going to be adversely affected by what would have happened. i think they blew it on this one and i think they should admit it. >> but simon -- >> yeah, yeah. >> simon, there are tens of millions of americans who are going to be affected. >> no. >> let's not talk only about the people who are going to lose coverage. let's talk about the people whose employers are now dropping. let's talk about the people who are full-time people who are now going to be part-time people -- >> brad, that's all exaggerated right-wing talking points. that's not true. no

joining me now is sister simone campbell. she is the leader of nuns on the bus.rg. >> i didn't think i would see this point at which the "wall street journal" editors are bothered by faith-based governing. >> it is surprised me. but what shocked me was that never once did they refer to the fact that 275,000 people in ohio do not have health care and will get health care through medicaid expansion. it was shocking to me that they were trying to act so sanctimonious and define what faith is and they seemed to think that faith is only the republican approach. >> and ari, it was politically fascinating to watch how close they came to mocking religious faith and christianity within a "wall street journal" editorial. >> this is the other big split in the party. we talked about the tea party radicals and the wall street consensus. you have the religious conservatives who do want to do things either for the poor, as we heard, or just logical policies if you have a governor you have to answer for. this is the eighth republican governor that have opted in. and if you don't

and murdered your husband, simon.ll: that's roughly, we figure, about $5,000 worth right there. that's an awful lot of valuable stuff to forget to report, don't you think? (sighs) listen, we know that you... you bought this watch for simon for your... your anniversary, right? but you did not buy this bracelet for him. someone else did. another woman. brody: we traced the purchase back to a... tiana lee. oh, come on, kristi, we understand. i mean... you're working two jobs, right? and you're still in debt because simon spends the money as fast as you can make it. what happened? you came back from work one night, he wasn't there. he was out again. then he shows up. maybe he's drunk. and you ask him, "where were you? what were you doing?" maybe he hits you. maybe he does that a lot. and then, one day, someone, a friend, suggests a solution. and all you can think about is getting rid of that pain, all that sadness. look, kristi... we know that, in your heart, you are not a killer. and that you... you feel guilty about all

for simon to exit the people, put himself into a dangerous situation. >> as for simon, he has seconds about his actions that day. >> it's probably something i should have just let go and just keep driving because it wasn't worth all the hassle. it wasn't worth what it was. >> it's not good to lose your cool with another driver. and you really should take a deep breath before you scream at a police officer. >> are you [ bleep ] crazy? i wasn't speeding, you [ bleep ] fool. >> july 16th, 1992, lincoln, maine. state trooper lincoln murray is patrolling a busy expressway when a red suv zips by. >> checked his speed and saw he was going 30 miles over the posted speed limit. the vehicle was coming at me at 75 miles per hour. >> murray stops the speeding vehicle. the police dashcam shows the officer walking toward the suv when the driver erupts into a shrieking fit of rage. >> i'll have to plead guilty. i have to work. i can't afford to take the day off. you damn, [ bleep ]. >> i knew almost immediately this wasn't going to be your typical traffic stop. when i approached the vehicle, he was

we have blake zeff, michael steele, and mark simone. okay.st want to review some of the bidding here. one of the geniuses in the obama operation says we're winning, okay, we're wing. it doesn't matter how long the shutdown lasts as long as we're winning. michael steele, you were the head of the republican national committee. what kind of attitude is that and where is that going to lead? >> well, i think it leads to a very dark place. and i think a lot of -- a lot of people, whether they're votering or not, just american citizens who hear something like that, who have been furloughed or who know that their paycheck is only going to have four hours' worth of pay in it next friday are going to be very, very concerned about the seriousness with which they're taking this problem. and, you know, that attitude that, you know, we're winning, well, what are you winning? how you winning? >> right. >> if you're not negotiating, if you're not in the room sitting down trying to work out the problem -- >> people are getting laid off, furloughed, whatever.

. >> so simon, answer the headlines that work would like to see right now. how could they manage the millions of people going on the government dole for health reform? >> remember, these are private insurance plans that everybody is getting. these are plans that are going to make it easier for people to find these in different states. there is no question that there is a bump in the read here. we are going to know in the next couple of months. it is too early to tell. some of the federal health exchange is not working as well. but we are seeing people sign up and i think things are going okay. >> simon i think that was a fantastic spin but i have to give mark some props. come on. this system has not worked as it? >> the federal hasn't worked. >> go ahead, i wish simon would be as candid about the implosion about obama care as i have been about the implosion of the republican party. one half of one percent have signed up. people have given up trying to sign up for obama care on this. they need to get seven million people to sign up for the law to survive. if