simple don't-block-the-box signs aren't doing the job. au automated cameras would catch and fine you at a busy intersection. cameras would target vehicles that ignore crosswalks. among the first in the nation, cameras would click on vehicles that don't stop at stop signs. council member mary chuny says tougher enforcement is feeded and police can't be everywhere. >> people blow through stop signs, and it's very dangerous. we're an urban jurisdiction. there are lots of things going on at intersections. you need to stop. red light running, i don't care where they're from. we don't want anybody running red lights in the district of columbia. >> reporter: the good news for drivers, the d.c. council is considering lowering the fines which are far higher than other jurisdictions, admitting that fines were used to raise revenue. >> that was plainly a matter for revenue raising. and that's what has gotten people really angry. >> reporter: d.c. police assistant chief patrick burke says speed and traffic light cameras do calm down traffic, and the

. >> it's a fairly simple strategy. we should open up the play book to review the struggle. a higher strike call. you want it to go the high strike. that's also if you profits are capped. why don't you go ahead and lay out the trade for us. >> i'm looking at a $1 call spread. i'm going to spend 30 cents to buy those october calls and sell the other ones against it. that's basically going to be a 25 cent debit to me. this talk is going to announce earnings on the 17th. >> what we have seen is index volatility. it has dropped much more precipitously than as it on single names. >> the stock is up by more than 150%. the top reformer. at this point would you be more inclirned to actually do what mike said you should not do and that is short or effectively short the stock. >> it is a classic beta trade and you see investors pile into the stock and the options. the stock went up 30 cents yesterday and today. he is suggesting a call spread that cost 35 cents. >> one thing real quick. i do a completely different trade. bullish in bank of america because the stock's below $10 you have

not really simple.pretty orate. >> he also engaged their friends and family -- she got one flower for every single day they'd been together. >> wow. >> look! they've got 3 1/2 kids, that's a lot of days. >> i thought you said this cass simple? >> i think she has a feeling about what's coming. they finally go outside where there's another surprise for her. >> is that a cheerleading squad? >> that is a cheerleading squad, and there is her man with a beautiful message of love. >> oh. this is my favorite one. i love that we are best friends, with the benefits. >> ooh-ooh -- >> and finally, he comes over with the ring -- ♪ >> the proposal was beautifully set to a cover of "marry me" by bruno mars. >> and then cheerleaders. >> not exactly the toros from "bring it on." >> i love it i love it, you're everything i'm not! >> great job by this guy. i stead before, i'll say it again. fellas of the world, scale it back. turn a down a notch for the rest of us so we can just go to a nice dinner and flowers and candy a

and if they can follow simple commands they pass. if i say "look at me" and they're not looking at me and "tell me your name" and they don't do anything "give me your hand" and they do something else they fail and tag them red and to the next patient and thi is the one of the hardest thing to grasp is how to triage and green, anybody that walks and blad and dead an -- dead and bl twice and red if you fail and either of the three parts of th rule. thirty-two can do. we're going to try this right now. okay we will stop here because think we get the point. who are the first patients you came into contact with? and you were tagged yellow. and you tagged yellow because? >> (inaudible). >> and she was breathing less than third 30? follow commands and tagged yellow and it was tagged corre correctly. what was your deal? >> (inaudible). >> and you tagged her red. >> i caught up in the fact she was bleeding profusely. >> and walking and would you talk her? >> green this is the weird one and i should have gotten to you last and she is green bec

for everyone who thinks options are tricky, this is as simple as it can get. let's open that play book once again for those. who might be new to the show and options trading. this is a bullish strategy. when you buy a call you want the stock to rise above by more than the cost of the trade. that is all it takes. easy-peasy. anything below that level you will see losses by expiration. that's the tricky part. mike, walk us through this trade. >> so very simply i am looking to buy the january 36 calls. cost about a buck at the time i looked. this is a simple trade because if you buy these things you only need to run through that strike by the amount of premium you are paying. the other thing is i indicated some concern about the economic data we have been getting. much of it has not been that good. we have been talking about how good it has been for stock prices but not for the results of the companies. we're going to hear that this earnings season. >> dan, what do you think of the trade? >> i don't mind it. i look at crude in the weakness as a proxy for global g

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counting things seems so simple. children do it intuitively, connecting a thing with fingers to say how many. it's the way we organize the stuff of our lives, from bugs to errands. and finding efficient and interesting ways to organize things and information is what the field of mathematics known as combinatorics is all about. >> children: [ in unison ] as i was going to st. ives, i met a man with seven wives. each wife had seven sacks -- >> hey, hey. hold on, kids. going somewhere are you? >> all: yeah. >> all right, well, make sure you return, okay? >> all: okay. as i was going to st. ives, i met a man with seven wives. each wife had seven sacks... >> even with the fairly simple system of colored buttons, we've already organized information in a relatively sophisticated way. and we started with a common, intuitive form of organization: the act of counting, or enumeration...enumerating, or listing, the children and then encoding that enumeration with these buttons. but there are lots of ways in which we could have a

>> reporter: what zingle does is simple.created a texting technology that allows people to message their orders into restaurants and let garages know they're ready to pick up their car. the companies then print the text and have everything ready and waiting once the customer arrives. easy, right? well, the way the marketing material described it, it seemed anything but. this was the first piece of material you had in subway, right? >> correct. >> it's confusing. i don't even read -- that font is so small. who would get to that point? >> i look at it now, and it's somewhat embarrassing. >> reporter: that was one of the first flyers he put in restaurants to get people to use zingle. the one he used to entice companies to install the zingle in the first place was even more confusing. >> i put so much time into all this wording that's underneath each one of these bullet points that i was so excited that they were going to sit here and read it. like a sidney sheldon novel, is and they didn't. >> reporter: ford made the mistake so

this is a simple trade because if you buy these things you only need to run through that strike by the amount of premium you are paying. the other thing is i indicated some concern about the economic data we have been getting. much of it has been that good. we have been talking about how good it has been for stock prices but not for the results of the companies. >> what do you think of the trade? >> i don't mind it. i look at crude in the weakness as a proxy for global growth. i think if you are going to play the beta trade i think you buy the calls. they are cheap. >> he is buying a longer data call. >> one more time. want to buy halliburton with the smoothing mechanism 100 shares will cost you more than 3,3$3,3 got a question send us an e-mail. we'll answer it in the one-on-one web action right after the show. you have trade updates there as well as options blogs. we want you to check it ut. [ male announcer ] the markets keep moving. make sure the news keeps coming with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. use the news links breaking stories with possible breakout stocks, options with pote

but, you know, when i speak of it it seems like it's simple. it was not simple.nth of thinking about things. this is times of writing things down and thinking it doesn't work. and i'm incredibly fortunate i have a writer's group i have written with and shown my work to for the last. we are trying to figure it out on the way over. i brought some of the audience with me. this is what you do when you are a writer. you never know who will come who read a book in 1985 so you bring audience with you. when did we get together? then we thought, how old are we? we can't be that old. we have been together pushing 20 years, is it? something like that. they have seen things from the very beginning of my career. and they have told me thing in which i could just kill them for. down the line it's like water off my back. not that i don't listen:the difference is everything they tell me i know it for my own good like a member of your family like your mother or brother would tell you or somebody who loves you a lot tells you. you may not like it but you take it. so many of the boo

>> this is a really simple question. go to a set of users.hem what they would be willing to pay. don't give them any indication of what you are thinking. ask them what would you be willing to pay for a service like this? it is already better to start low. don't have someone spend a lot of money as you are still figuring things out. make it less expensive. as the product gets better, you can add bells and whistles and features and raise the price. >> my thought would be to start with something capped and then for the people that are hitting their cap, go to them and see if this is a service that they have an appetite for. >> finally, here is a question about thinking and acting big. >> small business is all the buzz. how do you have the cache of a small business and provide the confidence of a large or larger entity? >> in some ways, i feel like that's not even an issue anymore. so many people like working with small businesses. >> i think that for most people that have been frustrated working with a small business, it can really be traced bac

we very seldom -- in fact, i know for a fact we've not criminalized simple possession drugs. there's a lot of other vehicles we use to deal with juveniles before it ever gets to a prosecution for possession of drugs. and i think that there's some good reasons for that. i think that when we're talking about juveniles, we should explore every possibility that we can to decriminalize juvenile behavior in order to provide them with an opportunity to correct their behavior and move on so they can get education and get employment and they can become a productive member of society. and generally the juveniles, again, that we deal with are not any different than the adults we deal with. these are juveniles that often come from homes where supervision of the home is either not there or is very lacking. there's really a significant lack of role model support so there are a lot of problems already. the juveniles that generally come to our attention already bring with themselves. the problem is there's still not enough funding, there is not enough vehicles to provide the services that ar

but could those simple changes really increase their appraisal? >> cost is not value. because you paid "x" number of dollars and put $200,000 of upgrades into your home does not mean the market will reimburse you for those expenses. >> reporter: a day later they were ready to find out if the market would reimburse them for their upgrade. remember the last appraisal was $190,000. the new appraisal? >> that's good. >> reporter: $214,000. a $24,000 increase. for "nightline" i'm share win alfonsi in hackettestown, new jersey. >>> that worked. thanks for sharyn. next up. single, mormon and looking for lasting love while the cameras roll. meet the contestants of the mormon bachelor. that's next. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we'

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he's buying a call for novice investors this is about as simple as it gets but let's hit that playbook again for those new to the show. this is a bullish strategy where you buy the call you want the price to rise above the cost of the call. that's where you see the profits. however, anything below that level you see loss by expiration. with that said what's the trade? >> i want to buy the 75 strike call. it cost about a buck and a quarter. this is a little bit out of the money. why are you doing? the reason is this is a relatively low volatility stock but entering a high volatility period. september things move around a lot. i think i could see the market move around. i wanted to take advantage and lever that trade a little bit. that's why i am looking at an outright call purchase. the other thing here is, risking a relatively small amount of money. this is a way i could look to spread and i'm not risking a great drop. i may also sell puts. >> that's what we want. less risk more reward. dan? >> you can't argue with a call purchase especially as we enter september and people are thinkin

.-1506 which would redefine the crime of simple possession of a drug from felony to misdemeanor. there are 13 other states, and the federal government which already do this and in the 13 other states, we have the data that shows that we get better results, better outcomes, meaning safer communities, and surprisingly the states include not only the large eastern states of pennsylvania and new york, but also states like mississippi, south carolina, west virginia, wyoming, iowa, all of which use this mid deem charge rather than felony. and what we find in these 13 other states is that there are higher rates of drug treatment participation, lower rates of drug use, and even slightly lower rates of violent and property crime. so again, we can prove we can have safer communities. and then of course there are the unintended consequences of a felony conviction. consequences that really can cause great damage to a young life for many decades out. the very three things that can keep someone successfully in his or her recovery, access to housing, education and employment are put farther out

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i actually have a relatively simple solution for this.ould like us to look at -- it would be nice if you could ask apple to disable their phones. they now able to erase your information, but they will not disable your phone or at&t. unfortunately i'm afraid government is going to have to step in and say you must do this or we will sue you. there is lots of police time and energy and worse, there are many, many citizens who are getting really badly hurt for their iphones and their ipads. >> thank you, mr. resignato. >> i'm going to go back to transit issues. i think we need to double down on being a transit-first city, which means improving muni, so it's a viable transit option for everybody. i agree with increasing bike access and even experting with sunday streets, which is closing off a lot of your streets to car traffic. i think it's a great model, but i also think we have to do the simple things like fix the roads and sidewalks. there are a lot of places in district 5 where the sidewalks are in disrepair. i have had several friends wh

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we introduce legislation to close this loophole sx, the legislation that we introduced was a very simple reasonable piece of legislation that said that when the health and security ordinance says that you have to spend money on health care, the word spend or expenditure means spend expenditure, means making an expenditure, not collecting money and not spending that, and that was really the very simple legislative solution that we tried to come up with that is a solution that recognized that most of this area is covered by federal law and that we as a city cannot get into the business of micro managing how business -- individual businesses manage these accounts because if we were to do that, we would be in violation of federal law. as you may recall, at the time that this was introduced, what we thought was a very simple piece of legislation turned out to be one of the most controversial pieces of legislation for that year, that legislation was approved by the board of supervisors but much to our surprise and disappointment, the mayor vetoed that legislation in october of 2011 and then fo

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whether we can keep it simple and clear. after all the noise, leave voters understand that this election really comes down to. are you better off than you were four years ago. because that could make a compelling case. we will see next week in denver for the first day, october 3, we are back for each and everyone there every one there after we started, 8:00 p.m. eastern time. we are with you through midnight. i'm telling you folks that when we told you from the very beginning, the caucuses, primaries, a lot of people talk about this. it is your money and your life in your future. have a wonderful evening and terrific weekend. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the obama administration tonight is embroiled in a widening controversy with new questions asked of the president and white house of the murder of ambassador christopher stevens and three others. john kerry is rumored to be the president's choice to be hillary clinn'

. >> it's a fairly simple strategy. but we should open up the playbook just to review the structure. it is a bullish strategy in which you buy one call, sell a higher call against it to reduce the cost. how do you make money? you want the stock to go to that high strike. that's where you make the most money and also where your profits are kept. why don't you go ahead and lay out the trade for us. >> i'm looking at a $1 call spread, the october 9 call spread in bank of america. i'm going to spend 30 cents and then sell the other ones against it for a nickel. that's basically going to be a 25 cent debit to me which means that that $1 spread, i'm paying a quarter of the distance between the strikes. i think that's about where these options will be trading. this stock will announce earnings on the 17th. so you obviously have that catalyst built in. you know, this is a situation where if you've been in the stock, you've seen a heck of a rally. i think if you own the stock, you might want to consider selling some and putting

there's nothing that calls for more than a simple majority vote. so if and under roberts again, if you wanted to limit, it would take a two-thirds vote, in our case, three out of five so it's a 60% vote. we do say that in order to maintain a quorum that commissioners should not leave the meeting without permission of the chair. that's important. and that basically you vote unless you're excused by the commission. one thing where our life has changed. we now have a lot of electronic stuff. we have ipads and there's no use to restrict their use during the meeting. the board of supervisors have wrestled with this and decided not to impose a particular rule. it's something we need to be sensitive to. there are ways in which they can be abused and we need to be careful not to. i guess there are, if there's an incentive. there's a legal query. they can be discoverable if they were taking place during a meeting. so -- >> discoverable period. irrespective of a meeting or not. >> aren't they discoverable period? >> noreen ambrose, city attorney's office. if

the rules of the game are very simple.t's scavenger hunt, i'll ask you to find something or did do it. are you ready to play? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i might be bias. if there's a question i'll refer to judge guillermo. guillermo your ruling is final. >> all right. first up. bring back something you stole. something you've stolen. the more valuable, the better. seems like we're thinking about. don't worry, theolice never watch this show. okay. >> i've been wanting to out somebody as a felon on television. 5-mile-an-hour speed limit sign and chris and tim, i've got -- a beer funnel. all right. chris and tim, where did you steel that from? >> this is my 20th birthday, a kid left it -- i took it with college with me. >> jimmy: not stolen. d.j. and jake, where did you get that? >> i stole this from the parking lot next to my apartment. why do you need a speed limit sign for 5 miles per hour? >> jimmy: all right. that round goes to d.j. and jake. round two come back with the most stereo typical college food item that you have in you