. >> stefan, you have taken your company public and you had vc and angel investors.is yourl reaction to what he did, one? and two, do you think that to kevin's points vcs or age euna lees should stay on a board and do we need to redo the rules? >> well, putting the rules aside for a moment, i think peter made a very long term investment. he's been in the facebook stock for seven-plus years so it's absolutely natural for him to want to take some risk off the table. as a board member, it might have been, you know, he should have maybe been more cautious and selling 80% of the holdings after the lock-up expires is sending a mixed signal to the market. i hope it's with a blind trust and reasonable to sell a certain amount but maybe a slower pace but he's an early stage investor and angel investors in general in it for the long haul and the public markets are a casino. people looking to buy, sell, make a quick buck and freaking out when there's any news up and down and people need to think long term. >> kevin, weigh in on that. it's interesting. he is on the board. so you

. >> i play water polo and i really like maggie stefans and so it was awesome to meet her. >> it was really great to hold a gold medal and see it live instead of on the tv. >> reporter: stevens returned to her quiet danville neighborhood this week, neighbors made sure that she and her teammate jessica got a first class welcome. >> it said congratulations jessica and maggie and it had all of our scores. >> she came home, couldibility wait to give her sister a hug. >> stevens is taking a break from training. >> it's going to be fun to go to stanford, be 19 years old, go to school, do home work. >> but until then, there are fans to meet, children to inspire and a chance to spread the good will of the games back home. >> so happy for maggie stefans and the entire water polo team. >>> good exercise there in the water. tri-valley was a good spot for it earlier today, we saw upper 80s to near 90. livermore 83 degrees, nice evening out there around 580 right now. 73 in san jose, things are actually fairly cool around the south bay today. we saw temperatures mostly in the 70s and quite cool n

. >> and remember stefan currie? let's go to stefan currie. that's him.s been battling with tendon and ankle injuries. last year, broke down a couple different times. 11 in 30 without him. he is now back in the warriors practice facility working out and says he is encouraged and he expects to be full strength by the start of the regular season. >> being patient with it and right now, a full court workout and not having any pain or soreness and tightness, it's very optimistic right now where i'm at and still have five weeks before training camp. so can only get better. >> a's in kansas city. royal highlights tonight at 10:00. >> let's hope the a's can get their mojo back. and stay tuned for the preseason matchup between the cincinnati bengals and the atlanta falcons. it's straight ahead. >>> our next newscast is at 7:00 on tv 36 and we're always here at ktvu.com. thank you for trusting ktvu. >>> america's biggest events are on fox sports.

. >>> stefan curry practicing in front of the media for the first time today since injuring his ankle, and he talked about the progress of his recovery. >> the -- being out since march, and having the surgery in april, in my last 2.5, three months of rehab, it's been a long process, being patience with it. and right now, being able to do a full-court workout, and not have any pain or soreness or tightness, i'm very optimistic right now. >> give the warriors credit. they're taking all the players available. there's a guy talking about an injury from a year ago, but the warriors are putting their best foot forward. >>> the new cal football stadium, they're showing it off. $321 million in renovation. last year, they had to play at the giants' home stadium. the bears will open at home september 1st science nevada -- against nevada. >> and usf unveiled a new logo and their athletic director said it's a bold and modern look. and that's it. a lot of stations wouldn't run it. - this is it, lemon. government, the true seat of american power. - this is all happening so fast. i mean, last week,

nice screen pass to kevin dorsey and he also has great target in stefan digs. recruits in the country. diggs scored three times today. maybe there's a little hope. >> everyone made me look good today. receivers catching every ball. linemen blocking and running backs running. everyone made me look good. >> terps open up against william and mary september 1. stay with us for a check of the weather. >> i made the mistake of going out to get dinner. >> almost didn't come back. >> oh, my goodness. beautiful day today. >> give us 24 hours, and we will see. tomorrow most of the day will be fine but towards the end of the day, towards sunset. rain chances begin to creep in a little bit. spike overnight noon monday. so we will see 80's for highs. rain chances trail off on tuesday. most of next week looks fine. tomorrow not a washout but there's a rain chance at the end of the day. >> beautiful. thank you for joining us. see you back here tomorrow. at 5:00 for 11 news sunday morning, "saturday night live" is next. have a great night, everybody. >>> and now a message from

stefan tull found the audio reel in his father's attic in chattanooga, tennessee. tull's father interviewed king in december of 1960 and four years before the civil rights act became law. he asked king about the progress of the movement. >> i am convinced that when the history books are written in future years historians will have to record this movement as one of the greatest epics of our heritage. but the thing that impresses me about the movement is the fact that they have followed means that grow out of the highest tradition of nonviolence and peaceful methods. >> pelley: dr. king was assassinated eight years later. tull plans to sell the newly discovered interview later this month. we'll be back in a moment. d ens. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! like a squirrel stash

here is stefan wolff as monday trading wrapped up in frankfurt. >> investors also a here in frankfurt are quite confident that most of the german companies have already written down at their assets and also their activities in greece, so there'll be no danger coming from there. and the euro debt crisis in greece is not the biggest issue here on the frankfurt floor. nevertheless, the euro debt crisis remains an issue because there is lots of uncertainty going on here, although investors are quite sure that angela merkel will not fulfil any wishes of the greek government to get more time or even for another debt cut. the dax ended up this first trading day of this week unchanged. >> let's take a closer look at some of those market figures now. the dax closed at 7033. the euro stoxx 50 down by 8.5%. the dow jones industrials currently at 13,264. the euro trading for $1.3345. argentina has filed a complaint against the eu at the world trade organization, objecting to a spanish law that limits imports of by a diesel fuel. spain has 60 days to show that its rules are not unfair, after which

makers were tipped to cut prices after russia joined the chair last week and cut imports global chief stefan jacobean told us new taxes are offsetting any gains. we face the challenge. the release which we have with the entry of the w three zero almost offset by a scrappage or utilisation i think this is the right approach to be very frank in that respect we should give the benefit supports the customers and not offset this for other duties or texas. today we'll have more stories for you nick absolutely don all thanks very much indeed and of course plenty more coming your way including the top stories which i'll bring you very shortly stay with us for that. the little. secret lab or a tory to mccurry was able to build a new its most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the dot com. culture is that so much of a given to a huge musician has the power to find titles of friends or it's revolts revolutions occupations and regime change ar

les contamos que esto es una noticia que a muchos le agrada es que la mÚsica de celia cruz, gloria stefanairo varela, familiares amigos y seguidores, el fundador del famoso grupo nitche, comenzÓ anoche el velorio en cali, 4 policÍas res warguardaresguarda fÉretro. el departamento en que vivÍa el mÚsico, se espera que maÑana sea trasladado al coliseo de cali y despuÉs sepultado. >> hoy dÍa es viernes y nos toca nuestro herido en su segmento semanal, Él se fue a washington, dc para cumplir una importante misiÓn, no sÉ cuÁl sera, pero es muy importante. >> compartiÓ con la comunidad salvadoreÑa, veamos que es lo que hizo esta vez. >> he venido hacer mechas californianas asÍ de descaro das, voy a encontrar una vÍctima y les harÉ unas mechas que estÁn de tendencia, hablar con el presidente es una cosa privada entre Él y yo que luego les cuento asÍ que sigueme. >> me harÉ unas mechas californ californ californianas. >> ¿que son mechas californianas o no? >> no. aquÍ estamos doÑa juanita doÑa juanita ¿estÁ o no? >> no estÁ doÑa juanita pero estamos nosotros, ¿en que podemos ayudarles? >> sÍ noso

new port ritchie police chief james stefan.come, chief. >> good evening. >> thank you for being with us. now i understand, chief, and this is crazy, but you actually bumped into this guy, what were the circumstances? >> this last may there was a memorial service for fallen soldiers at a cemetery. i was one of the invited guests representing the city and local law enforcement. lieutenant roy -- lieutenant commander roy an teeiti ga intrd himself to me. we escort family members of fallen heros. he made it clear he was a member of the united states coast guard as an officer. >> you find out he is not a member of the coast guard, correct? >> that is woshth. this past week we discovered he was an impersonator. >> why do you think he situated himself next to you and introduces himself by name, correct? >> by name and nobody around there had any was for alarm other than what he presented to them. we know now he has a 20-year head start on us with impersonating anything from feted rale l-- federal law enforcements and government offici

stefan paternot will join us. he's been trapped between the company and his shareholders. he'll join us and kevin ryan, ceo of the g ilt groupe will be here. tune in for that. >>> breaking news now. >> hey there, sue. i have some breaking news about i guess the end of a chapter for the aig bailout. the new york federal reserve announcing that it is made a total profit of $6.6 billion on what was known as maiden lane 3. part of the set-up of the fed and the treasury combined set up in order to allow aig to survive during the financial crisis. when you take that in tandem with the $2.8 billion that the new york fed made on maiden lane i i and interest and fees of a loan to aig, the new york fed made $17.7 billion on the aid provided to aig during the financial crisis. in a statement the president of the new york fed said that the new york fed was able to achieve the principled goal to protect the u.s. economy from the potentially devastating affects of aig's failure while demonstrating sound stewardship of taxpayers' money. keep in mind the treasury continues the hold the st

for maggie and jessica stefans, the pool was their play pen. >> i just grew up all around the pool. we were all swimmers. my mom and my dad swam. my dad played water polo. >> reporter: fast forward 17 years and the pool is still their play pen, but now the world will be watching. >> good idea, mag, good idea. >> reporter: first came jessica and now kid sister maggie. a sister act for team usa water polo. >> to be walking through with my sister is going to be completely different and cool experience. how many people get to do that, together, you know, and then talk about it at the dinner table later. >> reporter: four years ago, maggie watched from the stands as jessica helped team usa capture the silver medal in beijing. managy was not only captivated, but inspired. her dad, a water polo star from cal in the 1970s, knew it was just the beginning. >> she was sitting right next to me. i looked at her, she looked at me. and i said now it's your turn to go get the gold. i was trying to test her. she said yes. >> watching her play was really a kick starter for me in my motivation. and so

stefan sat down with the ceo.ow confident was he, particular, of course, with all this expectation and speculation about what the ecb might do? >> first of all, regarding the bank performance, bnp paribas never gives proper guidance. they told us that the bank should maintain a high level of profitability for the second half of this year. he also believes that the cost of risk would be the flat compared to last year after a 37% decrease on the second quarter. i caught up with the head of it, and asked him if the second quarter was particularly challenging. >> well, the environment is challenging, but if you look at the overall results of the group, they're really stronger. we're very satisfied with this -- with those sets of results, especially in retail, but also with investment solutions and even if we were in capital markets, what to pass through those markets are quite challenging. we're in a position to run the situation in a very safe way. we kept -- i'm sorry. we fixed at relevant positions like being numbe

maggie stefans scored five goals to lock in the win. >> we turned it on.ew it was going to be a battle. we knew they were going to keep fighting until the last breath. >> in women's boxing, the claressa shields took the first u.s. medal, the 17-year-old high school student beat russia. back on the track, an incredible moment for american runner manteo mitchell, he broke his leg during the opening lap of the 4 x 400 preliminary. you can see him limping at the finish. he thought it was just a cramp. later doctors said he had broken his left fibula. that's a guy you want on your team. while mitchell's team ended up qualifying for tonight's final. the u.s. women's basketball team will also go for gold. they knocked off australia to advance to tomorrow's gold medal game against france. u.s. men play in the semifinals later today. checking the medal count, the u.s. leads now with 90 in all, 39 gold, 25 silver, 26 bronze. china has a total of 80 and russia in third with 56. matt. >> natalie, thank you very much. as you mentioned, the u.s. women's soccer team beat

that sound bite from his campaign spokesperson, stefan yi cutter -- stephanie cutter, seems to do exactly that, does it not? >> it does not. and we're both lawyers, so let's parse this out. she said what they filed with the sec said he was running bain. she says either he was lying to the sec -- which is a felony, which he didn't do -- or he's lying to the american people saying he had nothing to do with bain during that period of time, which he did do. he's not a felon, a liar. and, brad, there's nothing wrong with showing that he is lying to the american people about bain -- which he obviously was doing -- because he wouldn't have filed, they didn't file a misstatement with the sec claiming that he was -- >> he wasn't, he wasn't -- >> wait a second now. >> -- he wasn't doing a criminal act. >> he wasn't doing a criminal act -- >> so why did she allege it? >> well, because you put it in the context of he would not have done this criminal act of lying to the sec, so he must be lying to the american people when he said he had nothing to do with bain in 2001 when the sec filing says he's th

. >>> ayer criticamos a lourdes stefan por su actitud con las novelas. >>> es que de verdad mi mujersentar en algunas horas con un cliente importante, quiero un anÁlisis conciensudo de su parte. >>> es para la transportaciÓn Área? >>> sÍ, para que aerolineas de la costa firme con nosotros. y tengamos el apoyo de diego fonticoda. >>> pero que esperen. como dirÍa mi abuela, espÉrate. >>> espÉrate, hija... (risas) >>> rebecca no pierde oportunidad de ridiculizar a elena. pero todo se devuelve. >>> no se suponÍa que iba a venir? >>> quÉ pena contigo, no lo encontrÉ por ningÚn lado. >>> elena, pero no abuses de tus encantos. no vine aquÍ, sino eres lo profesional para atendernos no vamos a perder el tiempo. otra cosa hubiera sido que el proyecto te lo hubiera presentado yo. hasta pronto. >>> sabÍa que eras verde para un cliente asÍ. y como no, si eres una inÚtil, licenciada. (risas) >>> quÉ mala. >>> rebecca deberÍa llamarse rebuena. >>> estÁ mas buena que volverlo a decir. >>> hombre tenÍas que ser. >>> es una mujer envidiosa. pero no tiene nada que ver con lo bella que sea. >>> y esta n

para acÁ >>> asÍ es nuestra carla martÍnez estÁ de vacaciones nos acompaÑa nuestra querida lourdes stefanra por favor ruede el doe, esto cr hace lourdes. >>> denme mi dinero >>> abusadores lo pasamos tan bien en despierta, y lo que queremos transmitir es mucho. >>> y muchas cosas corazÓn, luis miguel fuimos al bar donde fue a bailar a los Ángeles, bailando salsa con una chica, sabemos lo que pasÓ >>> eso llamas bailar salsa >>> bueno compadre a su manera >>> Él hacÍa asi. >>> bueno compadre a su manera cada viene baila cÓmo quiere >>> bueno con media hora >>> tÚ sabes quiÉn fue la maestra de baile de luis michel >>> chiquinquirÁ >>> ojalÁ que no me estÉ oyendo la tenemos en lÍnea, estÁ dejando a su nena >>> raÚl estoy con carlota, saluda carlota hola dile raÚl. >>> hola >>> dile voy a la escuela >>> hola >>> hola >>> mi reina mala. princesa chiqui cÓmo estÁ ha cien se proces haskweenha haciendo este proceso. >>> ay! tÍdios mÍo hemos llego a la escuela y ya estamos agota agotados, >>> buen lonchera fue increÍble, la maestra el viernes hizo uno encuentro con los niÑos, y conocerÁ a la maest

>> brian: year 2006 we were children and stefan marbury released sneakers that cost $16 and they soldmillion of them. >> gretchen: great point. >> brian: i don't think it had support and if you had flat feet you wouldn't get the support. they became a hot item. they are going to sell lebron$1. >> gretchen: that's ridiculous for a pair of sneakers for kids . let us know what you think >> chris: a lot of groups get them, too. it is all about the free market no one will make them. buy both. >> gretchen: that's all you can afford. coming occupy -- up on "fox and friends", these comments outraged business owners. >> if you got a business. you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. >> gretchen: the next guest said the government is making things harder for him. he is the ceo of his own company. >> steve: one little boy visiting grandparents until airline swiped his wallet. wait until you hear this. junior crew member. road trip buddy. let's put some music on. [ woman ] welcome to learning spanish in the car. you've got to be kidding me. this is good. vamanos. vamanos. vamanos. g

jessica and maggie stefans. the two water poll low players also received the key to their hometown. >> really the medal is for america. you know. it's for danville. so it's really special to share it with them today. >> the best part of it is walking around town or doing things seeing younger kids and the smile on their face when they see the gold medal. >> the steffens sisters were key to winning the gold. including maggie's five goals. >>> you are looking at video row you will only see on 2 a series implication that led people on that train to call 911. >>> we are live in williams port for the little league world series. coming up what the hometown coaches have to say about this once in a lifetime experience. and the more more i have, the more i like having more. and that's exactly what i get at embassy suites. more post-meeting celebrations, more complimentary drinks, more for my money... mmm, more bar snacks... ♪ more olives. definitely. i want so much more it's more more than a mortal man can handle. now th

stefan writes, jpmorgan, i would ask them where the money is at.n rockefeller says about the oil industry. and howard hughes, can you get a flying boat to run on nat gas? and alfred k. stock, which would you ask, the chicken or the egg? a german chemist who did some pioneering research in mercury poisoning, things like that. our viewers are always marter than we are. >> the most essential of all elements. >> that's not bad either. a couple minutes left here, dan. you've been pretty stubbornly, i would say net bearish through the summer. has that been trying for you? >> i would say the threading of a needle -- and we thought the market would appreciate. our assumption was by the end of september you would be flat. where i'm going to be wrong is that september is not down. i think history suggests that. i think a letdown on the part of jackson hole. when you get to the fed meeting and other items that come into the middle of the month, there's ample room to take this policy back down into the mid-to upper 1300s at which point we'll reassess to the en