my sex stock exchange in moscow.time now have a look at the markets in the arts yes the most exposed all around half of the senate so far minus all the main gain is with that one point five percent that all major is in the news with suggestions the russian government may sell car to state trade is that with or looking through two world six second quarter results in europe markets have turned negative in early trading glaxo smith kline's pulling all reports is interested in buying biotechnology for genzyme the pharmaceutical giant is the top loser on the footsie down almost two percent. now in other news the european bank of reconstruction development is in talks about a ten percent stake in the russian r.t.s. stock market is buying a stake from kit finance the bank which was an early victim of the financial crisis e.b. r.d. plans to make the purchase with an undisclosed russian state bank the stakes estimated to be worth eighty million dollars if the ologies says it aims to improve standards in russia's stock market

you can see the new york stock exchange. miami heat dream team to celebrate. ock futures fell today after another disappointing report called into the question of recovery. durable goods dropped 1% last month and largest drop since 2009. we'll go live there about 15 minutes. >> arizona's law targeting illegal immigrants goes into effect tomorrow. they made signs for a protest today outside the office of house speaker nancy pelosi. other rallies will take place all across the u.s.. john hendron has more. >> it's a modern day exodus. >> i don't wants to be separated by from my family. >> they are going to decide whether to block the toughest immigration law. >> my family. >> the law requires police in arizona to question anyone that have a reasonable suspicion may be illegal. many undocumented workers are not waiting for the ruling. >> like this right here. now i have to go back to mexico. >> apartment building owner is feeling it. >> we lost 25% of our business. potentially it could have cost us our whole busy. >> that is the point of law that to make it hostile

live report from the new york stock exchange. here is a live look at the big board.dow is up 118 points. >> it's a big box store, target's big plan for the big city and why it won't look like any other target store. and is it really a great white shark? the toothless look alike that is causing a scare. >> here is something you don't hear every day, bart has millions of dollars in surplus money. >>> i'm meteorologist kristine hanson. welcome back. i don't know about you, it's summer and we are supposed to see a bit more sun. here is the statewide forecast, 93 in sacramento and 98 in fresno. sierras, temperatures will be 80s and hot in southern california desert. warmer temperatures over the weekend for us. >>> this morning, a former official with the department of agriculture who was fired what was thought to be racist remarks is calling for a meeting with president obama. yesterday, the white house apologized to shirley sherrod and offered a new job to her. she was fired after excerpts of a speech she made was posted on tea party conservative blog. her remarks were t

you feel about the economy. >> an about-face by facebook, bloomberg's joins us live with the stock exchangegood morning, courtney. >> good morning. women are more upbeat about outlook than men. of you% of women are optimistic about financial situation compared to 62% for men. but optimism has been dropping. they say the economy is still long way from hitting bottom. economic growth, government report out this morning, showing second quarter growth lower than forecast. that is definitely putting a dent on trading. dow and s&p 500 and nasdaq is all down. bloomberg silicon index also lower along with the market. on facebook, they are going to sell stocks to the public for two years. it will be publicly traded company next year. so it will be the same facebook but growing the company without all the extra scrutiny that comes with a publicly traded company. that is business news, bloomberg news. >> it is now 6:46. this morning, ninth district court of appeals will expedite a hearing to lift a ban on controversial immigration law. while officials wait, hundreds of people turned out for rallies bo

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. >>> we now turn to money and some special guests at the new york stock exchange. nbc bay area's business and tech reporter, scott bud man is here with that story. >> reporter: wall street can be a place of harsh reality. so who better to ring in the new trading day than starless of a reality tv show. ringing the bell that help to make new york famous, some of the people making new jersey famous. that's the cast of "jersey shore" showing off their tans at the new york stock exchange. their appearance worked well. they have lots of confidence, but consumer confidence is down because of job concerns. that kept stocks in a narrow range today. dow up, nasdaq lower. a big deal going down linking silicon valley to the happiest place on earth and disney said it will buy the social gaming startup said to be woirt $563 million puts disney smack in the video game industry. >> scott, thanks. >>> a question that's been pondered for generations. what's the secret to living a long life? new research says the answer may lie in the company you keep. erika edwards has the story. >>

rush is my sex stock exchange has confirmed to hold an i.p.o. after two thousand and eleven to show if she would cut the central bank's stake from forty percent to around ten as part of the preparations the duma is considering a bill that would scrap rules preventing investors from owning more than twenty percent of myself. loan rates in russia growing for the first time since the beginning of the year russia's central bank says rates reached eleven and a half percent in june experts say banks hiked rates after endings on corporate lending began to dip banks had competed to cut rates in the first half of the year but in june the head of spy bank warned that rates were too low given the risks in the economy. and that's all the business use for now but of course you can always find more stories on our website that's r.t. dot com slash business. back to la la. la. la. la. la. la to be soon much brighter. sung from funds to pressure. starts atiq don't come. first. so of course not at night here in moscow good to have you company this hour if you jus

i cannot tell you that was our correspondent outside the my six stock exchange in moscow let's have alook at the markets now they are six or edging up in the afternoon the country's top oil producer rose nifty is around one point seven percent higher forces after the russian government repeated plans to sell part of its stake also favorites russian joint venture which is rumored to be under the hammer. blow into the black in the last hour but smith kline is fooling reports it wants to. genzyme the former joint is a top loser on the foot almost two percent u.s. stock futures are also down suggesting wall street will open lower next hour. european bank of reconstruction and development is in talks to buy a ten percent stake in the russian stock market is buying the state from kit finance which was an early victim of the financial crisis plans to make the purchase with disclosed versions. state bank estimates it to be worth eighty million dollars this says it aims to improve standards for most of the market the finance ministry is planning russia's biggest asset sale since the early nine

there believe it or not she rang the opening bell and this is the first time at the new york stock exchange the guest passes were completely sold out everyone hand them out to their friends is that i think the a little uncomfortable. it disturbs me yes but at the same time i mean we're in a really not such a great situation with the economy we're nearing one point seven trillion dollars and in terms of the federal deficit so i can understand why some of these guys on wall street might want to be entertained by a girl with the bump but you know interesting take fitting clothes i mean we can show you need to get cheered up when we can show just how entertaining she is we have a little clip of play. like you know always down to party but this is a really serious matter for me i went to school to be a vet tech yes animals have always been my passion i only have one semester last until i was a license that tax and the oil spill it's really really affecting these animals and i feel like nobody realizes that you know is it true. all right so yes very deep words coming from snooki and yet she sold

at the new york stock exchange. california company there, celebrating a bit. we also can celebrate a couple of god earnings reports. caterpillar and eli lilly, two big stocks there could see a much higher opening. numbers will appear momentarily. feeling good after some losses yesterday. >>> we made it to thursday, july 22, i'm dave clarke. >> i'm pam cook. time now, 6:30. >> arson investigation happening this hour at sfo. fire destroyed 7 cars there overnight. we're out there and have the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: good morning, dave. tow truck crews making quick work of this. they are in the process of towing away the fourth of 7 cars, arson investigators have spent hours out here and have targeted their focus the the damage is significant. we don't know what started it, but we know parking attendant spotted the fire after midnight, called 911, but six cars suffered heavy damage and others suffered minor damage. right now, the airport is trying 20 get ahold of the owners of these cars. they are doing it by getting license plates and running th

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more on their numbers later, but here is a wrap-up of trading action from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the world waited for new numbers from goldman sachs, and they have been disappointing, the weakest since 2008. this shows there are still problems ahead for the banking section, and especially here in germany. goldman sachs has not been the only disappointment so far. ibm and texas instruments have been under expectation, so this all soured the mood here on the floor, and stocks went down under 6000 points. >> let's get a look at how stock markets ended the tuesday session. similar for the euro index. new york and wall street, the dow in late trading, 10,230 right now and our currency versus the euro down just a tad, 28.86 u.s. cents. not making the grade. sources say germany has failed europe's bank stress test. tuesday, reports emerged that the real estate company owned by the german government is not healthy enough to withstand another crisis. >> germany's real estate company invested nearly 8 billion euros in greek bonds, and they say that is why it will not pass the eu stress

quest for a wrap up of today's -- >> 4 rap up of today's talks stock exchange -- >> another topic will important this trading week. second quarter earnings reports season is only about to start here in germany. smaller in with relatively good figures, like companies from the german engineering sector. also commercial tv stations came inetr anxpected. but tuesday will bring these d firstax- the first dax companies and that is what they're looking forward to appearin. >> dathe dax at 2734. the dow jones is currently at 35. the euro is trading at $1.29. germany's second-biggest airline is joiningthonwod alliance. it has reached a basic agreement with british awa tjo the alliance. more details are expected tuesday. companpls oer customers more destinations in the u.s. and around the globe. t one world alliance is one of the top world airline alliances dinud 11 members, including american airlines, caayacicand qantas. almost 70 million vehicles have been produced this year and that is 2orth lt ar it is mainly thank you to the chinese mke. nely 6 million cars were sd there from january to ma

at the new york stock exchange at the new york stock exchange. >> you may have noticed trips to the gastion are a little less painful. gas prices are down nationwide. a gallon averaged 2.72. california drivers pay 3.13 a gallon. gz gulf coast has lowest prices at 2.55. it's usually high in the summer season but analysts say americans are holding on to their quash. >> california health officials say the state is in the midst of a whooping cough epidemic and they are urging children to be vaccinated. there has been 1500 confirmed cases so far. that is the most since the 1950s and five have been fatal. infants are most vulnerable and they recommend vaccinations at two months, four months and six months and a booster at about three and a half years of age. >> they cough and cough and they basically suffocate and sometimes they stop breathing. >> contra costa health services department will hold a free clinic in concord on this thursday. clinic will take place from 4:00 to 9:00 at the music and market event. >> they are reporting a major breakthrough in the fight against aids. scientists say

and of course the stock exchange with the big flags on it there same buildings that would have been here most famously the morgan bank. and that really was and in some ways still is just the epicenter of american capitalism and government tell me what happened here at about twelve zero one away or strong way again exploded into the lunchtime crowd. they killed about forty people in the street and injured hundreds of people who is fairly sophisticated i mean whoever built this thing. knew what they're doing they knew what they were doing and of course the question immediately became who was that person or who were those people and the best theory is that it was a man named mario buda who was an italian an artist who was a lone operator and he was even within this circle. militant anarchists very committed revolutionaries he was the committed of the committed what did they want though i mean it was there anything that give us an idea what these guys wanted there was a flyer found in a mailbox nearby a couple blocks up that way that said free the political prisoners or it will be death to a

. >> a wrap up of what happened on the floor of the stock exchange in germany. et us go to our reporter, who begins with how the markets responded to those economic numbers. >> infinian's stocks were top gainers this wednesday. the stock has already gained nearly 48%. it has returned amongst? shares. it had not been listed on t? -- it had not been listed on the dax in a while. other companies did a lot of cost-cutting, which cost money at first but will pay off. crosscuting for detuche bahn means cutting people as well. >> will look at the market indexes in more detail. we began in frankfurt, where the dax clod at 61.78. the u.s. stock market closed slightly down. in new york, shares showed little room -- little reaction after a federal reserve report, the so-called beige book, which had several signs that the recovery has closed. the dow jones is at 10,497. the euro is trading at $1.29. airplane maker boeingis strugglingdespite thupbe mode profits fell to 605 million euros. the company delivered fewer planes. boeing management said the airplane maker remained we

and they are on the new york stock exchange is real id.y are celebrating public go -- going public there this morning. they-- they do 3-d technology. >> it is real. >> which is very popular, of course, doing well in the movie theaters that is for sure. so it looks like a pretty good day following a lot of losses last week so it looks like a rebound this morning. we will get you those numbers in just a moment. >> all right. and we will say good morning to you, thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news, i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. time now is 6:30. >> the chp just released new information about the firefight on interstate -- [ inaudible ] >> -- right to tara moriarty, so tara, what is the latest? what did you find out? >> reporter: well, fbi agents are interviewing the suspect soon. he is listed in serious but stable condition here at highland hospital. he suffered at least half a dozen gunshot wound and that figure actually would have been higher except he was wearing body armor at the time of the shooting.

a member of the san francisco stock exchange in the 18 70's and 1880's, he met and married lily hitchcock, that lovely lady. a century after howard coiment married lily hitchcock, my father moved here with huts wife, barbara wheeler, from dallas to san francisco. like his great-uncle, my father also was drown bit promise of business opportunity here. my parents nurtured the family's links to this great landmark, becoming mascots of sorts to the telegraph hill dwellers, attending the coit 50th anniversary in 1983 and the rededication of pioneer park in 2001. my father would be here talking to you today but he passed away four years ago. he was very proud of our family's link to this but very humbled as well. coit tower's 75th anniversary is important because it returns attention to this art deco landmark, a symbol for a progressive city then and now. from lily hitchcock coit's bequest to the muralists who covered coit tower's interior with diverse impressions of the city's politics and people, coit tower reflects a civic-minded people prone to bold action and provocative viewpoints. coit t

we have more on the action from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the share market rallied this thursday. the swedish truck maker reported results that were far above expectations. the coany maned tget t of the crisis faster than people thought. this gave a boost to car shares, especially those car makers that make trucks liked daimler and vw and man, whose shares soared, leading to a small rally on the backs, up 2.5%. -- a small rally on the dax, up 2.5%. leading indicators fell, jobless aimsose. is shows the u.s. economy is still facing some problems. >>> a quick look at how the markets finished the thursday session. in frankfurt, gains across the board. the dax was up 2.5% on the day. the euro stoxx 50, similar story. on wall street, investors were encouraged by reports from caterpillar, ups, to name a few. and on theurrey markets, the euro going for $1.2888. >>> corporate results, shares of credit suisse fell 2% thursday on a poor second quarter earnings report. the banks all their profit fall 22% from the first three months of the year. investment banking took a hit as revenue dropp

this report on today's trading action from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> investors cheered results of companies worldwide, and they all woying abo the worwide economy. very good numbers came today from philips and delta airlines, and these numbers lifted shares and led to quite a nice start into the new week but after that, new economic data from the u.s. toward the mood, the housing market has been much weaker than people feared before and it shows that the u.s. economy has still got some problems on its way to recovery. al, the war rse about the euroan a theurorea -- worries about the european and the euro area after the downgrade of ireland and worries about the financial side wishing in hungary, dragging the year rose slightly down. >> let us get a quick look at the numbers for you and see how the numbers stood at the end of the. the dax ended the session by about a half a percent lower at 6009, euro stoxx 50 was also down by about half a percent. take itver to wl street, afteoon trading just before the osin bell, t dow up by half a percent at 10,001 of the 54 and the euro goin

satellite he cut short his vacation stock exchange shares took the shop down to exactly the russians have launched into space was totally unclear we couldn't even figure out what sputnik meant we kept referring to it as a bomb we were trying to write a headline right soviet union put a bomb in space they said oh no don't call it a bomb though we realized it was a scientific satellite. the world sputnik was soon to become familiar in the english language large numbers of people stayed away from work to try and hear the peeping sound from the satellite they gathered on rooftops in the hope of seeing a little spot of manmade light blinking up in the sky all they did was take this small extra payload on top of a long range ballistic missile and sent him into orbit and then someone had the idea to do the beat beat so you would hear it and that transformed the world as we know. women's hair styles changed for example had to strike this came into fashion and. only a handful of people at the sputnik being designed by sergei cut you off his name did not appear anywhere it was soviet leader ni

the appearance was so popular, the stock exchange had to turn away visitors. is bosh of the miami heat rings the bell this morning. >>> overseas stocks are rising this morning. tokyo's nikkei average surged 2.7% today. hong kong's hang seng is higher. in london, the ftse opened higher. on wall street, the dow rose 12 points yesterday for its fourth-straight gain. the nasdaq fell eight points. >>> the economy is showing signs of improvement. but most companies are still not hiring. although they certainly can afford to. according to numbers published in "usa today" nonfinancial companies had a record $837 billion in the first quarter. that's up 26% from a year ago. many experts say companies need to invest that money in new facilities and products in order to help create jobs. >>> and the housing market, showing some signs of improvement. but experts don't expect that to last too long. home prices in 20 of the nation's biggest cities rose 1.3% from april to may. it was the second-straight increase, thanks largely to federal tax credits. but many experts now fear

we are looking at live pictures from the new york stock exchange opening bell is going to ring. friday. banks could be hurt by new financial regulations. we'll go live to the new york stock exchange in 16 minutes. >> search is on in oakland in looking for a sniper that opened fire while police were trying to make an arrest. swat officers searched a building for several hours overnight. terry mcsweeney is live in oakland police headquarters. what did they find? >> reporter: the search did not turn up a suspect but it turn up evidence that it may have been planned well ahead of time. eighth and market streets 11:30 last night police are making a stop on a vehicle some kind of marijuana bust. certainly that became inconsequence consequential when somebody opened fire. lots of squad cars. police did not enter the individual apartment units. they weren't sure where the sniper was. officers thought they got a break when they found a surveillance room in the apartment building. >> this an effort to sea if there was any video that captured the shooting that is where we went to first. app

. >> suzanne: tom, another quite day here at the new york stock exchange. did everybody go to the beach early? it is only wednesday. >> tom: it's only wednesday, and there is plenty of earnings today and still lots more to come. let's get you updated in tonight's "market focus." only one major sector, telecommunications, was in the green on another day of fractional moves for the major indices. verizon led the way for telecom and was the biggest percentage gainer of the dow industrials, up just over 1%. this is a one-month high for the stock. sprint shares were among the most active after its earnings call. the carrier continued to lose money, but not as much as feared. for the first time in three years, it added more wireless customers than it lost, thanks mostly to its prepaid service. it was just a one penny gain for the stock, but volume was about four times normal. sprint also saw building demand for its newest 4g smartphone. speaking of smartphones, taking a page from the apple hype machine, research in motion has scheduled what it calls a special eve

up two and a half times and lending has increased by more than five times.syria also now has a stock exchange - albeit one with some cautious regulations on its activities. rateb shallah is also chairman of the new exchange. >>shallah: i would allow him to invest in whatever he likes provided he does not borrow to finance his purchase and he will not be allowed to sell short what he does not own. >>reporter: one factor, though, affecting the country's potential is that it remains under us sanctions - preventing a more complete integration into the global economy - although the governor of the central bank maintains their impact has been minimal. >>mayaleh: regardless of the pressure we've been under in the recent years, american pressure or any other pressure - from any direction - i would like to repeat that the syrian economy has remained strong and the syrian currency and its exchange rate has remained stable. >>reporter: you can see the new syria in the mixed use residential developments springing up outside damascus. fdi has risen from $400 million dollars in 2004 to $2.1 billion in 2008