we spoke with spike lee over the summer and it was a little awkward.ake a look. >> do the right thing is what many are saying that spike lee is. they call him the famed director to end his kick start a campaign. we are going to go there. >> why do we open like that? a we will let you answer in second. we are all about controversy here. >> how would you open like that? kick starter uses crowd sourcing. you upload a video and it is mostly for up-and-coming novices. what is an oscar-nominated director like spike lee doing on this set? without we would ask him in person. >> i would like to refute the opening. you've got a lot of money. why would you go to kick starter -- >> first of all, you don't know how much money i have. you have never seen me before in your life. for you to assume what my financial state is is wrong. i am an independent filmmaker so plm appealing to my base to edge as little as five dollars to help me get my new film made. >> $1.25 million. >> we are going to make it. much to your chagrin. we will make it, people. >> it was a fair que

the thing is spiked.ill come in and there will be opportunities for sales and opportunities to play this thing but not right now, buying options will be really hard to get things right. >> indeed it can if pros like you can get it off. obviously it's hard for a regular guy. i know you like to tweet. just because you tweet, not necessarily bullish on the stock. how would you play this? >> dan is right. you don't want to be long options in these type of situations. we know implied volatility will come down. these are speculative businesses. wait for your opportunity. you'll get a better one than have you right now? >> why is regis, the nicest man in show business, hating on "options action" the reason could make you money after this break. stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male annou

he said spike, i can't do it. >> that's right.s a time in the 60s before he was finally tried and sentenced where he was with his fellow activists in saying, should we maybe be more violent? have we been doing the right thing here? and after he came out of prison, foreswore that and said, throw away your knives. >> one of most interesting things he said to me was this idea of nonviolence. remember we compare him to gandhi, we compare him to martin luther king. he said i was not like them. for them nonviolence was a principle. for me it was a tactic. and when the tactic wasn't working i reversed it and started his way. that's a very important difference. >> i want to bring in robin purnow in johannesburg in terms of what is happening now, we've seen folks in soweto there out at 5:00 in the morning celebrating his life, remembering his life, singing the songs of the struggle, songs of mandela and his life. what happens today, what happens in the days to come? >> reporter: well, just picture this. a lot of south africans will only be

i don't see interest rates spiking.s the economy improves with a slow gradual rise in rates, which reduces affordability and takes the edge off the market. spike higher, maybe gradually increase, but at the end of the day, it is historically low. what is really going on? why aren't people pulling the trigger? >> i think people have been pulling the trigger this year. that is why we have seen -- >> but there has been a slowdown recently. >> recently, but i think we had activity, an unnatural amount of activity caused by the spike in rates were people rushed in that were on the fence to take advantage of it. i think now we have exhausted that and we are getting back to where we would have been if we did not have that burst. i think 2014 is going to be -- we're going to see improvement in housing, but nothing like -- >> boring. >> you are wrong last year, maybe you will be wrong this year. jonathan, thank you. we appreciate your perspective. we get a ton of mail nationwide when you are on. even though it is like new york a

that's one of the reasons you had a spike in business? >> jim, i think we were prepared right along. we had insurance proujts u products. we also have the hr outsourcing team and our peo business that deal a lot with total hr. we were prepared. we had them trained up. we have a great compliance project that trains our folks. i think we were able to get in front of a lot of clients, helped them. >> that increased our sales a bit in the second quarter. >> let's talk about flow. there is a guy, j.p. morgan hasn't really liked the stock. he has been wrong, frankly. since floating no longer, float income is flat ahead of our 7.9 estimate on higher balances, is this the beginning of that inflexion point, too? >> i think it really is. we are kind of at 10 million a quarter in float. we really think we are at the bottom of the trough now where things turn as the timing changes for us. we have seen the estimates. i think interest rates will go up slowly overtime. i think it will be good for the economy and for us. i think that has nowhere to go bu

spike lee with mandela in this picture about malcolm x shared this picture on instagram.ee mandela wearing the "x" baseball cap there. >> anderson cooper said i remember soweto election day 1994. standing in line with elderly south african voters for the first time in their lives. >> mike tyson tweeted out a picture of himself and nelson mandela. tyson noted he heard about mandela's death while on african soil in algeria. tyson wrote sending prayers to nelson mandela's family. >>> charlize theron said, your impact on the world will live forever. adding there will never be words to say what i am feeling now. i'm saddened to the depths of my soul truly. >> obviously these go on and on. this from beyonce, who had an opportunity to meet mandela and she instagramed this picture of herself, her husband, jay-z and mandela's wife saying god bless. >> fergie sharing a picture of herself with nelson mandela. saying, "meeting nelson mandela at his house in johannesburg was a truly memorable moment in life for me. he was an angel." >>> and as we pay tribute to nelson mandela, a celeb

spike jonze directed this. and he wrote this as well. >> that's right.atching the movie and i go -- i think spike jonze must've gotten a headache writing this script. 'cause there's so many intricate things that he did. it's like -- you guys are going to be blown away. >> yeah, it's very detailed. he certainly got a headache from working with me. [ laughter ] i'm not -- >> jimmy: are you a headache -- you're not a headache to work with. >> well, you know, you saw me backstage. you were very unhappy. >> jimmy: yeah, i was a little unhappy. [ light laughter ] i just didn't like the way you were treating yourself and treating the people around you. >> i was just looking for a place to smoke. >> jimmy: this is unbelievable. this bothers me because i don't want you smoking. >> i don't want to smoke either but, you know. >> jimmy: what? >> well, it's hard to stop. >> jimmy: what kind of cigarettes do you smoke? let me guess. the natural -- the yellow ones. >> natural -- natural. >> jimmy: it comes from the earth man. >> super healthy -- >> jimmy: comes from th

blame spike. it is not my fault.ogize to the baby, too. maybe. >> yes. i want to apologize to everybody involved actually. the babies, parents. the people who had to watch it. they are so cute though. >> jimmy: they were cute babies. >> so cute. >> jimmy: pal, i wanna talk about -- you have a new creative outlet. you have a jewelry line coming out. explain this to me. what is it? >> fine by danni jones. i did a collaboration with danni jones. she just -- they are awesome. they're out of new york. we just did these little charms, i'm wearing a lot of the jewelry myself. >> jimmy: oh, look at that. i like that. look at this guy. it's like connected. >> little fine jewelry. >> jimmy: and your bracelet and a ring in one. >> do you want to wear some? >> jimmy: sure. yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm not a jewelry guy. >> i wasn't that convinced by your answer. >> jimmy: no, i'm not a jewelry guy. >> okay, but, maybe today is gonna change everything. >> jimmy: okay, i don't know. it could be me. [ light laught

spike lee offers "old boy," his remake of the korean classic with josh brolin as a man held hostage forars set free without explanation. lin plots revenge and gets it with style. nativity" mixes a contemporary story with langston hughes' holiday classic. whitaker plays a god- fearing preacher. on christmas eve, a family rift heels paralleling the christmas story itself. >> here is the weekend movie guide. four stars for "gravity." four stars for "nebraska." almost four for disney's new musical "frozen." -- "the hunger games" sequel three stars for spike lee's "old boy." for "all is lost." "thor" gets two and a half. "ne star for "last vegas. have a great holiday weekend. i am arch campbell, abc seven entertainment. >> season 17 of dancing with the stars is over with the winner making history. ,mber riley took him the trophy making her the first african- american woman to do so. she and her partner had perfect scores from the judges on their last three gases. rightly said that her victory is empowering for women of all sizes. >> this is the cherry on top of the sundae for me. accomplishi

the chinese banking system under pressure as interbank lending rates spike. asian equity markets largely shrug off fierce of a credit crunch. >>> the imf is striking a bull i shall tone on the u.s. economy. >> we see the fed having taken some very well communicated action concerning the tapering of a program and those are good signs. in addition to which we see some good numbers. >>> $1.9 billion and counting. the co-ceo of deutsche bank signals they may have to set aside more money for litigation as they settle u.s. mortgage claims. >>> after years of talking, apple clinches a deal with china mobile to sell iphones. it could increase their revenues by $10 billion. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange" bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> hello, everyone. it's almost christmas and ross westgate has already started his christmas vacation so that's great for him. i'm filling in for him this week. let's get back to one of our top stories. the imf is raising its forecast for u.s.gdp citing the budget talks to taper bond buying progra

. >> this is like spiking a touchdown after it happens.t happy after they successfully cooked a turkey. >> and that's a great analogy. >> no. >> you're kidding. >> they spike the turkey. >> no. not. [ laughter ] >> fine. pick it up. chop tuit up, you'll be fine. >> is this from 1998? >> it is not. in fact we reached out to these folks. this is thanksgiving last year. and it's getting a lot of attention. they in fact utilize the five second rule. they picked that turkey up and ate that sucker. >> of course you do. >> check out the beautiful message by cassie. >> hey, everybody, thank you for donating to st. vincent de paul. >> she's thanking everybody because she started a go fund me page to collect funds so she could buy gift during the is a christmastime for st. vincent de paul. she doesn't want anything for herself, she wants to give. that is because she suffers from a condition called ev. kids with this condition are known as butterfly kids. it's where a connective tissue defect causes their skin to break at the slightest touch and end

. >> american families could see mill begun prices spike to $7 a gallon if congress can't pass a farmill by the end of the year. >> jon: oh, no. my precious white gold. nooo! ooh, ahh. save you for a rainy day. [ laughter ] you know the best part of this bit is -- i don't have to clean up after the show. it's terrible. [laughter] it's magic. [ laughter ] you might wonder which political party bears more responsibility for nothing getting done. obviously each side is blaming the either. shire tip. party more responsible might be the one that defined its mission thusly. >> we should not be judges on how many new laws we create. we ought to be judged on how many laws we repeal. >> ask not what your country can do for your, ask what you can stop your country from doing! [laughter] but all right -- [cheers and applause] how did this legislative cluster (bleep) happen? what did we do to deserve the worst congress of all time? we sent jason jones to find out. >> the gridlock in congress exists largely because of one thing. jerry mannedderring has become a massive problem. >> congress doesn't

spike, would you mind coming up here? >> i will let you get by. >> okay. i first started thinking about lone wolf terrorism right after 9/11. i was the deputy counsel for the national security affairs at the fbi and we really didn't know a lot about al qaeda at that point in time that we began to look at it very quickly. among the things we learned was that there were a number of training camps being run by al qaeda in afghanistan. the more that we looked at it, the more that we realized that while al qaeda was trained in the camps in afghanistan, and all full of other people have gone through their not necessarily affiliated with al qaeda and not necessarily to intend going out on a terrorist plane but perhaps going for training to do something later on. so, we began to think about what would happen if one of those people began to decide to do something unattached, unaffiliated. the reason i made a difference is because the way that we looked at terrorists and spies and so forth in the united states was largely through the foreign intelligence surveillanc

stock immediately spiked.ore important, the company's payroll services division grew at a 5% clip. it's the fastest growth since before the recession. with the bulk of the increase coming from higher revenue per check and more checks per client. on top of that, the human resources business is benefitting from the rollout of obama care. paychex has rolled out 75% this year and up 13% since we last spoke to the ceo at the beginning of october. even up here, though, paychex supports a 3% yield. the stock could keep roaring in 2014. don't take it from me, let's check in with marty musey. welcome back to "mad money." >> hi, jim, thanks for having me. >> marty, it happened this quarter, didn't it? the breakout quarter we've been waiting for? >> i think so. we're really happy with the progress. obviously growth has accelerated as you mentioned. . service revenue up twice as much as it was in the first quarter. and the hrs revenue growth was 12%. really strong this quarter. >> were you surprised to see this? and where

when that spike comes, the markets will selloff. think they have done enough by the way of forward guidance this time around to reduce the threat of that in the first couple weeks of january. but at some stage, right at the bottom of its range in the last 20 years, at some point that will have to go up. when that goes up, the markets will selloff. >> what will prompt this volatility? >> that is the strange thing, i'm partly going to go something will happen -- and we don't know what it was. almost by definition will have to be a surprise. but somewhere along the line, investors will need to react to what is the official fed policy, which is in 2014 they want the equity market to go up in the bond market go down. sooner or later, bond market investors will get ahead of that and say, well if they wanted to go down, let's see how much they wanted to go down, and that is the sort of logic that gives you the spike in volatility. that might happen next year. improving data, the unemployment rate at seven percent, creeping closer to 6.5%,

this gave us an opportunity to completely cover the road with spike strips. pursuit was going to end at that point, but he continued going. it was easy to follow where he was going due to the gouges his rims were digging into the cement roadway surface. >> driving on its rims, the semi has slowed considerably. up the road, another officer is positioned, ready to fire. >> i could see him standing on the side of the road with an ar-15 rifle. as we went past, i saw him fire several rounds at the truck. shortly after, it pulled over to the side of the road and collins jumped out. >> he just bailed out of the car. i don't know if they shot him, but he went down. >> it surprised me that he did this. after everything he'd gone to to get away, he gave up without any resistance. >> rob collins pleads no contest to recklessly endangering safety and allueluding an officer and pleads no contest to second-degree of a child. the main reason police are pursuing him. he's sentenced to 15 years in prison. >> when i watch the video today, it reminds me we can go from a very qu

the reason that diet plays such a big difference in it is that if you can control the spikes in yourd sugar, you can control the destruction that's occurring from the increased blood sugar levels. that's why utilizing that blood sugar through exercise and maintaining a consistent blood sugar level is so important in diabetes. >> i have a question for you. you were talking about obesity in terms of diabetes. but my father-in-law is not obese but he suffers from type ii diabetes. so how is it people are saying you have to be fat to have diabetes. i'm wondering if that's the case. >> there's a whole host of factors that go into diabetes. obesity is one of them, but there's also a lot of hereditary traits. diabetes is something that you have risk factors for based on your genetic history. so you can be not obese and have diabetes. symptoms of diabetes are increased thirst, increased need to go to the bathroom, to urinate. you can have symptoms of decrease in your vision capability, decreases in your kidney's ability to properly filter your blood stream. and just feeling overall tired, an

macdonald >>> and a spike in the number of bicycle deaths in san jose has everybody puzzled.'m kiet do a live report coming up. >> a budget designed to avert repeated goverment shutdowns passed in the house. coming up infighting among the conservatives going public. >> partly cloudy skies, cold in some spots but warming up big time for the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up. >> the metering lights were turned on over at the bay bridge toll plaza, so starting to see delays and reports of icy patches in parts of marin county. more coming up. >>> good morning. it is friday, december 13th. friday the 13th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning to you. i'm juliette goodrich. michelle is off this morning. today is the last day nelson mandela's body will lie in state in the capital. tens of thousands of people waited hours to view the body of the former president and anti-apartheid icon. the government estimates some 50,000 people showed up. mandela will be buried in his hometown village on sunday. >>> a budget deal easily passed through the house floor and is now headed to the s

we may not see interest-rate spikes for the reason that jim just mentioned, but you have to say therenly so many numbers between 2.5 and zero. there is not a lot of room for further price improvement in bonds. emil investors have to look at that and say, i have a lot of duration risks, and if prices spike up, bond prices will be creamed. will decline every -- nine percent for every one percent in interest rates. but even more than that, traditionally these were the things that took volatility out of the stock market. if that is not going to be true anymore -- and i don't see how it can be -- what do you do to balance out that volatility? >> and you have spoken about how investors are basically desperate for yield, right? have been punished over the last several years. there is no place for them to get yield. they are being pushed into riskier and riskier bets by the fed. that is very intentional. riskier, theyaid meant riskier in the entrepreneurial sense, and that is not happening. >> what about risk with muniz? normally, that was supposed to be fairly safe as investments go, and the

for all we know there's a spike going on right now.that's because -- that simply is a scribal to nothing other than human nature, that we are compelled to take action when they get close to a deadline. i wouldn't is that we'll see another spike in mid-march before the deadline for the open road. road. road. expires. we've always insisted there will be spikes in the process. it would be more traffic and a greater rate of enrollment at certain periods than others. that's what's difficult to assess exactly what we are on pace for. what i can take no companies what i can say though, let me say one less thing which is because the improvements we made to the website we now have the bandwidth to accommodate about 800,000 or 1 million people a day to visit the website. that means they should be ample opportunity for people are interested to go check it out for themselves. >> just to be clear these figures put out today on the number of people have signed up, not actually involve? in other words, not message was sent in their checks of? >> my u

they sold at the 101 strike with the bonds, the etf, tlt trading 102.50, they sold at the 101 spike. maybe we see a very small blip but not a spike. >> what's the feeling on the floor. >> everyone is playing that game. just right. you don't want it to be above 200,000. somewhere between what they are looking for is just the right spot. >> listen, the whispers are getting up there. if you see the 250, the spx is down 20. i think it gets bought there but i think you will see a knee jerk reaction and that's when the bonds get nailed. >> this is something that we have all been talking about. it's 1750, let's call it. but every time, it feels like gloom and doom today. we're down 1% from the all time highs. so every time you feel like the sell off is really gaining traction, it's nothing. so you know what? even down to 1749, go. >> solar city and tesla, shares of both stocks getting a bump on this news. we will talk about his company's plan to offer tesla batteries to customers. plus the box office telling a different story than the stock market. hunger games catching fire cleaning up ove

. >>> rate watch, could today's decision cause mortgage rates to spike making it more expensetive to buy a house and throwing a wrench in the economic turn around? that and more for "nightly business report" for wednesday, december 18th. >>> good evening everyone. all those months of taper talk are done. the federal reserve said today it will begin winding down the landmark stimulus program, a process wall street dubbed the taper. starting in january, the central bank will cut back on the huge bond purchases by $10 billion a month. why now? speaking at his last press conference as fed chairman, ben bernanke said the economy is healthier and the job market is making progress. this marks the beginning of the end of the historic money program that lunched in 2008 to stabilize the economy during the deb tating financial crisis. the reaction was surprisingly positive. stocks skyrocketed and the dow and s&p 500 hit new record highs. the blue chip dow soared almost 300 points rebounding and closing well above the 16,000 level. the nasdaq jumped 46 and the s&p surged almost 30 points. over i

a spike in crime on the uc berkeley campus.ieves are -- stealing. >>> and we're looking at another cold night and spare the air alert. >> touchdown 49ers. >> the 49ers with a big win in tampa bay. we have reaction and post game from the 49ers on xfinity sports sunday. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer and thanks for joining us for this special edition of nbc bay area news. we are on right now because of sunday night football. we begin with new information from berkeley. police are stepping up patrols after a spike in robbery, four in less than a week. thieves are targeting students late at night and taking cell phones an other -- and other electronics, sometimes at gunpoint. and monty is live, i would guess many students are up studying. >> campus police are urging students not to walk alone but walk in groups. if you are alone, there are code blue phones all over campus, you press that blue button and you are immediately connected to campus police. >> with finals week at hand, students are burning the midnight oil and robbers

a bit of a spike up from what we saw. a spike up from what economists had expected.,000. i know mike has got more on jobs claims numbers. life this is particularly bad news. jobless claim is the highest since march. the fed said yesterday the labor market was getting better. this means it is the holiday season. it is very hard to estimate the seasonal effects on the claims numbers. the labor department itself came out and said, do not pay attention to the week to week numbers. look at this four-week moving average. it is not nearly as bad as week to week numbers. there is a specific number we want to start paying attention to. , they havehe people extended benefits because they cannot find a job. be kicked off the rolls starting in january. it will be a hard time for 1.2 million people. we will keep an eye on the number as we get closer to the end of the year. >> thank you. i know jobs is something you have been focused on. we have gone to washington. >> i am a little bit more optimistic for 2014. the green shoot that happened with a budget deal. it eliminates a smal

herbalife shares are spiking.. yesterday the stock rallied more than 2%. the stock is gaining on word an audit by pricewatershousecoopers found no material changes after checking accounting records for 2010, 2011 and 2012. nonetheless-- hedge fund manager bill ackman maintains the nutrional supplement company is an illegal pyramid scheme. google and hewlett-packard are recalling 145-thousand chromebook 11 laptop chargers because the units can overheat. the u-s consumer product safety commission says people should immediately stop using the chromebook 11 because of fire and burn hazards. the affected laptops were sold in october and november for about 3- hundred dollars. consumers should contact google for replacements. facebook is becoming more visual. the social network is preparing to launch video ads this week. you'll see them pop up, and automatically play on both the web and on the facebook smartphone app. its not clear how many companies will use the ads right off the bat...but the wall street journal says one of the first will be lionsgate to promot

>> reporter: james, those new troops will try to stem the violence that is now spiking in the world's newest country. a top u.n. official on the ground in south sudan says thousands have been killed just in the last week. at least 80,000 people have fled their homes in south sudan to escape the fighting between troops loyal to the president, salva kiir, and rebel forces backing former vice president riak mashar. more than half are seeking protection in u.s. bases in south sudan. ethnic tensions are stoking this political rivalry into the bloody violence. the two men belong to different tribes. they both say they're ready to sit down and talk, although disputes about conditions are tangling up the possibility. last week, when u.s. troops arrived to help evacuate americans from the country, three u.s. aircraft were attacked and forced to turn back. four navy seals were wounded. late today, u.s. secretary of state john kerry reported that he telephoned both leaders, calling for mediated peace talks. but complicating the possibility of any such talks, james, the discovery by u.n. personne

the erroneous trade caused the spike and the spike was the highest level in eight months so highly unusual news so that trade will be eliminated, a 11:49 eastern time. dave: we will find out how many trades are adjusted in the end. it is the season for holiday movies. the industry is turning them out and big box office sales are expected but which ones will come out on top and which ones will flop. we will place our bets. liz: the big bond guru bill gross says we are living in a, quote, bitcoin age. our next guest is the blunders confusing digital currency. he will tell us what he thinks the value which has plummeted from $500 a month will rise. find out if not all is the time to get your hands on this virtual currency. . david: breaking news. we broke this a little bit earlier in the day. the first legal challenge to the volcker rule has emerged. the american bankers association filed for immediate stay on the volcker rule provision. rules provisions will cause substantial harm to community banks. so now the lawyers have got it. liz? liz: david, talk about volatility, in december alone th

. >> i was going to get my spike shoes and climb up the pole but they said they would arrest anybodyt attempts it. >> the police informed us that someone considered climbing our energized equipment to remove the cat. so when they happened, we decided the best course of action is to try and bring the cat down. >> tucson electric shuts down the power, leaving more than 2,000 people without electricity. still, there's residual charge left in those lines. enough to make the operation dangerous. for kim at cat and her rescuers as well. >> it got really, really tense. everybody was just nervous and there was a lot of tension in the air. >> it was scary, because the cat started getting scared. she was scared of the two men. for kim the cat, it is a big decision. should she stay or should she go? >> i didn't know what was going to happen. i kept thinking it was going to get shocked. >> one of the onlookers on-site, provides the play by play. >> oh, jesus, joseph, mary, please. oh, god, oh, bod, oh, my god, oh, my god. can you let the boys take you? let the boys take you. oh, no. >> suddenly

that would cause interest rates to spike, mortgage rates to spike.o spike, the dollar to go through the floor, the stock market to go into chaos. we would be in deep, deep, deep trouble. >> the nuclear option, financial nuclear option, is china's pulling all its money out of u.s. treasuries. >> philosophically, everything's possible in this world, but that's so unlikely that, you know, if we function on that thing, we just may as well go home and not doing anything. >> mr. gao isn't going home. since this story first aired, his fund has invested in real estate in the united states and in iconic american companies like coca-cola and apple. by the end of 2010, he was managing $300 billion invested around the world and then asked the chinese government for more. [ticking] when we return, the world's leaders come together in a very small village. >> there aren't enough tables in restaurants, there aren't enough hotel rooms. >> yeah, well, that's part of the thrill. it is the only place where these really powerful people are made to be very inconvenienced

. >> and spike lee very much, occupied this role that was another role that other people like the blackpital f. >> got a lot of different people now and we can be as good or bad. >> what about asians? and latinos? >> i know. every says the album dropped the same way everyone says it's a sweeping overhaul. >> we were just saying it was the time when they would say the album was released. >> first of all, the fact she made this album in total secrecy, the fact she shot videos with hundreds of people onset, thousands, no, it didn't leak. it came out. no one knew. no one at the record company knew. >> that's smart. >> the next head of the office of director of national intelligence should be beyonce because that is the seriously, that is some next level edward snowden like homeland spy craft. >> how did she get that to happen? people running into her at clubs, posting pictures of her on facebook and twitter. >> it's a testament to how much that industry has change. every time it leak, that's money that you know, there was this amazing stuff about how kanye had like a nuclear football. no, h

variables and factors and the sample size is so small that no one can say for sure why we're having this spike. it also comes at a time when san jose is actually installing even more traffic safety devices. now, this most recent crash happened last week and it worsened what was already the deadliest year in the past decade. 17-year-old anthony garcia was struck and killed by an suv as he crossed an intersection in south san jose. the case is still under investigation. but police say it was a six- gear bike also known as a 60. and it did not have brakes. his family allowed cameras into the memorial service in part to share their pain and prevent future tragedies. >> i canterbury him back. i cannot bring him back. and maybe somebody there in the future that can help me with this situation to make it better for san jose and for everybody else and parents and families. >> we are growing as a city. people continue to drive, often negligently or at a high rate of speed. and the only way to address that is with more comprehensive enforcement and with a much larger program of safety measures than this

all the spikes aren't really all that dangerous the best designers as they just scary enough to ward away on wanted subway attention and to top it all off the entire device is made materials you could find easily your local hardware. stuart hall just like a wave as it was originally created just as a joke it's become so popular online and it's designers thinking of mass producing it i think is to say it's safe to say that she had a really sharp idea. but i have probably heard the news michigan governor rick snyder is now free to rob detroit workers of their hard earned pensions on tuesday morning judge stephen rhodes ruled that because federal law trumps state law michigan's constitutional protections for public employee pensions don't apply in federal court it's pretty much official now detroit is going bankrupt the death of a great american city is one of the biggest if not the biggest news stories of the week but the mainstream media has yet to tell the real story behind the motor city's decline i used to live there i know the city bankruptcy law is a complicated topic so the one

just this morning the weekly unemployment numbers came out a nine month hike spike. this is bad news, after big gains, we are going to be down in early trading. dow futures and down. >> facebook has 70 million shares. mark zuckerberg urged a shis going to sell some shares. they are down 2%. >> it is still breezy and spots. it looks like half moon bay is in a gust of 30 mi. per hour. this is nothing compared to what we will see later and by noon time we will continue to be breezy. by 3:00 p.m. it will get pretty gusty along the delta and we will continue with strong winds. by 6:00 p.m. that will be the sign of the time when the wind advisor will expire. the wind will crank up for the afternoon and i will have more details on the forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >> it is still a good ride or around the bay even though we have this accident there are no problems for the bay bridge. the accident is on a right-hand shoulder. it is having zero impact but the backup is starting at thin end of the east parking lot. the quick commute check shows lighter than usual traffic ar

all the spikes aren't really all that dangerous the best designers says that just scary enough to ward away unwanted subway attention and to top it all off the entire device is made to materials you could find easily your local hardware store just like the way best was originally created just as a joke it's become so popular online it's designers thinking of mass producing it i think is to say it's safe to say that she had a really sharp idea. but i you probably heard the news michigan governor rick snyder is no free to rob detroit workers of their hard earned pensions on tuesday morning judge steven rhodes ruled that because federal law trumps state law michigan's constitutional protections for public employee pensions don't apply in federal court it's pretty much official now detroit is going bankrupt the death of a great american city is one of the biggest if not the biggest news stories of the week. but the mainstream media has yet to tell the real story behind the motor city's decline i used to live there i know the city bankruptcy law is a complicated topic so the one thing of ma

he had quite the popularity throughout the year, but with his passing recently, there was a spike around tell us how you put this list together, because it is not the most popular, it is actually trending, and those are different things. >> there's a difference between what is most certain for, which is like weather and information quickly, versus what is trending. eggs bikes happening, those of the searches that give us a better insight into what is on people's minds. >> two actors, paul walker, cory monteith, died suddenly this year. is that something that can happen to comes to celebrities? >> it is a reflection of why people search. they look to get clarification but on other times they just look for breaking news. >> the iphone 5 as was number three, the samsung alec -- galaxy as for was number eight. devices, what kinds of trends do you see when it comes to devices? isn't only the sort of top down gets?d >> we break out a whole separate list for gadgets. anything new or exciting in technology always searched a lot. >> it is fun to look at this list, because it is interesting to see

. >> scene from new spike lee hbo "undisputed truth."ring mike tyson, also the author avenue book by the same name. quite a cover. >> great to meet you. congratulations, man. what a long strange trip it's been for those of us that grew up with you and, man -- >> just pretty strange. >> total domination. a dark period. now the other side -- a lot of great things come urge way. >> thank you. >> how did you get here? >> i don't know. >> how did you get through the pain to get here where you're back on your feet again? >> i don't know. when i first started to do this book two years ago, it evoked some nasty feelings. i don't want to do this any more. since then i got married. you need to do this. i needed money of course. so i this. and this is just what came out of it. >> yeah. >> it's one thing to be a fighter, and it's another thing to expose your pain. what's harder to do? >> definitely exposing my pain. from being a fighter, from being iron mike tyson, i can mask my pain. no one could know who i am and where the pain came from. but i ha

. >> cases of measles are spiking in the u.s.his year according to cdc. they say the spike is due to a combination of infected travellers coming from places where measles is not under control and a rising number of children and adult who's aren't vaccinateed. so far there have been 175 confirmed cases with 20 people hospitalized. the u.s. has seen the largest outbreak. >>> a northern california woman asking to rent a family for christmas. jackie turner is a student at n.rockland near sacramento. the 26-year-old says she comes home, from a broken home just wants company for the holidays. the ad on craig's list says i want to rent a mom and dad and offers to pay $eight an hour. >> yes. >> just to sit and listen. just to cry with me. no strings beyond that. i've never felt the touch of my mom hugging me holteding me. i don't know what it's like to look into my dad's eyes and feel love instead of hate. >> the wonderful part is that dozens of family offered to take her in for the holidays for free. jackie heard from others in the same

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we'll have a spike. markets always overreact another way of saying they always get sloppy drunk, but we're not going to see the high highs we've seen in the last few years. and i think we'll see lower lows, particularly in the second half of the year. >> seeing more demand for motor fuel which is quite interesting because we were chatting during the break saying that youngsters these days, tend to go more for things like technology and gadgets as opposed to wanting a car. >> the demographics are working against fuel demand in this country. the largest age group that's growing is 55 and over and younger people aren't necessarily that enthusiastic about getting their cars. we will have cafe standards later this decade 36.5 miles per gallon. as much as you see the add for the trucks and the guy delivering a calf in new jersey we deliver veal, that's about it, but as much as you see that we're going to have much more sensible cars and use less and produce more. that's a great recipe. >> that's not even facto

it's not like a monster spike. i mean, what -- >> no, no -- >> -- yesterday, the same thing, at 2.86 yesterday, and today. >> exactly. that's my point. slow rise in rates is good. if we did get that whisper number, that 2.35 to 2.50 that was out there in the jobs report, you would have seen people sell it, and sell it rather hard. this is not exactly a goldilocks number, but it's a very good number. earnings are up about 2.3% year over year, steven. that's a good thing for the markets, and it means they'll be a little more cha-ching in people's pockets, although i don't think they're keeping up with real inflation with the 2.3% increase. >> simon baker, put all of this into perspective on how you approach this now for the remainder of this year and into next. >> well, you know, we're up 26% year to date. we're up 6.5% for the quarter, 15 trading days left. and you have to be prudent. i don't see the market going higher. now is when you look at your portfolio, take some of the winners off, see how you want to be pos

institute of california suggests a direct link since the statewide spike in property crimes and the early release of realignment. >> we've been suspecting it for a long time. there's no doubt the early release has caused an increase in crimes. we've seen it across the county and now it's clear it's happening across the state of california. >> the prison reduction plan was enacted to cut state spending but property crime is up 7% and nowhere was it higher than santa clara where shot up from 2011 to 2012. according to theppc, 18,000 offenders are on the street. having those offenders free played a role in the crime increase. [applause] >> san jose's new police chief who was sworn until this afternoon takes over a department where many of those same property crimes went uninvestigated due to the toughest part a lack of resources. they are important crimes to residents they intended to focus on with contact to completion. >> at a patrol level that can investigate those burglaries and eventually apprehend and arrest someone responsible. >> realignment is because it is federally mandated

but economists point out the numbers are generally spiking one way or the other around the holidays.pair of newborn african penguins making their debut. mom gave berth a month ago. these little ones are on display to the public in pittsburgh, p.a. we're back after this. >>> if technical difficulties kept you from signing up for insurance under the affordable care act ahead of the deadline, don't worry. you might still be able to get coverage starting january 1st. officials say those people who ran into trouble online can file appeals. visitors to healthcare.gov will notice this message urging them to contact the marketplace call center. officials say if you simply miss the deadline you can still sign up but have to wait another month for your coverage kick in. this comes after the administration moved the deadline twice after the rollout in october, and on top of that, several state exchanges reported similar trouble, including delays and outages for their web sites. we're live in honolulu. doug? >> reporter: don't let the beauty you see behind me of hawai'i fool you. this is state i