former imf chief domenique strauss-kahn?e is looking at aggravated charges in france but he has a new job. that is the news. then coming up on markets now. stocks are. how about oil? 774. we will be right back. connell: we are back on markets now. we love this story giving away the airlines. dagen: a horrible experience. connell: the flight delays covers the airline sector. let's bring back nicole petallides. nicole: there's a lot going on in the airline industry. let's forget the airlines and how they are tearing at the moment. dimension some issues with jetblue, obviously a problem there, they may experience some delays throughout the day but at the same time they reported traffic up 6%. and jetblue is up 1.5%, the merger between bell pc, u.s. airways and amr is getting good comments, and looking great. united continental, united airlines, selling tickets, $5 before shutting down the bookings that could be done on the web site. we were not taking reservations by phone. any immediate comments but mistakes have happened befo

that will be provided by adam strauss of strauss events. >> this is a discussion item only. >> welcome mr. strauss. >> thank you all for allowing me to come after the 9th annual san francisco business week. >> if you could speak in the microphone. >> thank you all for president adam and commissioners, director, for allowing me to come back and speak with you about san francisco's small business week, we just celebrated our 9th annual san francisco small business week, and our biggest yet, with more than 4,000 small businesses participating in a range of different events. and, we were really excited with a lot of the out comes and the involvement of the new sponsors and new workshops and the new opportunities that we were able to provide. as mark quin likes to say we were not only the largest san francisco small business week in the country which is a national sba program that happens throughout the country in small business is really a local program hosted by the local communities to celebrate small businesses and national sba also does the activities and really where the action is, an

in another scandal, former head of the imf, dominic strauss kahn, is embarking on a new career path as an investment banker at a firm in luxembourg. strauss kahn resigned as head of the international monetary fund in 20-11, after he was accused of sexual assault. those charges were later dropped, though he faces separate charges related to his alleged involvement in a prostitution ring. lawyers deny any wrongdoing. also from the eurozone, the high court has ruled that train operators must pay for delays. passengers will be reimbursed a quarter of the ticket price for delays up to 2 hours, and half the price for longer waits. the case came up after an austrian railway operator refused to compensate riders for delays caused by bad weather or striking workers. back in the u.s.-- the commissioner of the major league baseball is set to retire. bud selig will step down following the 2014 season according to cbs sports.com the m-l-b made financial strides under selig-- who implemented the wild card system, revenue sharing and interleague play. on the downside he was also in charge during the

msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are.

msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking

domenique strauss-kahn getting another chance with a new job. him to run its investment banking. the firm will even change its name to l f k, domenique strauss-kahn was behind the rescues of many debt-ridden countries at the imf but was forced to quit after sexual assault charges in 2011. those charges were later dropped. he is awaiting trial in france on pending charges from a separate incident. tracy: ridiculous. stay with us. "countdown to the closing bell" is next, the dow down 45 points. don't go anywhere. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. i'm, like, totally not down with change. but i had to change to bounce dryer bars. one bar freshens more loads than these two bottles. i am so

morgan by dean strauss and reading the holocaust. continue to watch book tv over the next several weeks for more from our last 15 years on there. >> watch our program on the first lady who officially change the name of the executive mansion to the white house and added the west wing, edith roosevelt. today at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. live next monday our series on first-place continues. >> when helen taft became first lady in 19091 of the first thing she did was to address having cherry trees planted around the tidal basin. the early 20th-century was a mess. the japanese heard about her interest and they decided to give 2,000 trees to the united states in her honor. everyone was shocked. the trees that were sent or older, very tall, and but-infested. it was decided that there would have to be burned. in fact, president taft and self-made decision that there would have to be burned. the japanese were very accommodating and understanding and decided to send 3,000 to trees which arrived in 1912, and we still have a few around the t

. >> those residences were owned by levi strauss heir and venture capitalist but atherton never got theey so the town considered a lien on the private properties, but tonight they caved. >> we fall on the shortened sword for that one. >> because it turns out the city failed to tell the party hosts they're liable for the costs of extra security when they sponsor an event. it's law in atherton. >> we can't go after the federal government. they have a supreme si to us. they don't have to pay us. but we can go after the residents and say you live here, you invited, you have the event, you owe us. >> we tried to ask one of the party hosts what they thought of the requirement. they declined comment. the city did personally ask the goldmans for payment. >> no thanks was the response. >> so it looks like atherton taxpayers are stuck with the $8,000 bill but atherton leaders say they learned an expensive lesson. from now on, anyone who throws an event that requires extra police services or any city services, that person will be stuck with the bill. they'll have to pay up. live in atherton, linda

. >> reporter: those residences were owned by levi strauss heir and another resident. atherton considered a lien. they caved. >> we fall on the sword. >> reporter: because it turns out the city failed to tell the party hosts they are liable for the costs of extra security when they sponsor an event. it's law in atherton. >> we can't go after the federal government. they have a supremacy to us. they don't have to pay us. but we can go off the resident and say you live here, you invited, you have the event, you owe us for the costs. >> reporter: we tried to ask one of the party hosts. this is linda yee from channel 5. they declined comment. the city did personally ask the goldmans and the other resident for payments. >> no response. >> reporter: atherton taxpayers are stuck with the $8,000 bill. but atherton leaders say they have learned an expensive lesson. from now on, anyone who throws an event that requires extra police services or any city services, that person will be stuck with the bill. they will have to pay up. in atherton, linda yee, kpix 5. >> the federal gove

and he was the democrat for congress in michigan and kevin strauss who was an army ranger in iraq andistan and spent six years in the ciowa a intergaegz. it is an interesting set of candidates that they have rekrauted and shoes how desperate they are to take back congress. >> simon it sounds like the democrats have to ask like republicans to get elected. >> i have been on the show with mark and i have never been happier with mark than today. mark is making the case that democrats are desperate and smart and strategic and effective. and i want to say that i think that the republican look on the house and i don't think the republicans have a lock in the house. we have seen big swings back and forth in the recent elections and i don't think that the republicans are governing that well and not convincing the american people they are doing a good job. if the democrats put a good field in place they can win it back and according to mark, it looks to be an effective one. >> i will let the bro mans stop right there. and we'll stop on a note of the unitty. simon and mark, thank you so much. >>

levi strauss, tommy hilfiger, burberry, or perry ellis?i'm going to say levi. >> yeah, smart girl. levi. >> 1872. can you believe that? i know. it's nuts. it's nuts. he was a german immigrant. came over to america as a dry goods salesman and made a pair of jeans and killed it. >> genius. still killing it. back across to kath. >> lovely lady from illinois. which of the following supermodels is the top paid model of 2013 according to the forbes list? kate upton, kate moss, gisele bundchen, or miranda kerr? >> i'm going to say a, kate moss. >> a was kate upton. you were wrong twice. give her two cds. >> the correct answer -- gisele bundchen. >> seven years in a row now. okay. reportedly. >> let's hear it. >> $42 million. no big deal. >> are you serious? >> tom brady apparently got 38. so they're doing okay. >> disgusting. all right. back across to kathie. >> all righty. from ohio. what happened in the "sex and the city" episode when carrie bradshaw was asked to model in a fashion show? did she get sick on the stage? did she -- did her top rip

biggest scoop, john solomon, was the interview you got with the hotel maid who accused dominique strauss-kahnassault. >> i think you saw the best and sometimes the troubling side of tina in that story. when they realized that we had gotten the maid to do an interview, we didn't have an edition, we were in summer recess and tina whipped up a special edition and i admired that and it was great. behind the scenes there was all this meddling going on. i was having conversations with a lawyer and she was having separate conversations that i was blindsided by. and then maybe we could put the maid up in a nice hotel for a month and that pay for play attitude for journalism, which was a bother to me. i went to tina and said, hey, tina, i don't want anything about this interview to be anything but pure journalism. but you saw the ambition. and the appreciation that it was a scoop and put it on the cover and create a magazine. former obama aides were hired as commentators or the daily beast website. does that hurt a brand of independence or is there a place any more for a magazine that tries to be stra

one of the nation's top law firms, which was headed by our former democratic national chairman bob strauss, and for whom walking castro workedquin in that same law firm also. [applause] then became senior vice president for one of our largest manufacturers, united technologies corporation. through it all, a great mom and wonderful grandmom. remember one time some years ago, our oldest daughter amy -- she was studying french in high school. that stucka phrase with us ever since when she described her mother. la petite general . [laughter] [applause] those of you who don't know, it's the ltitle -- little general. [applause] a very warm welcome to joe biden. [applause] >> i have a norma's respect for the office of vice president. i refer to him and address him as mr. vice president -- a norma's respect for the office of vice president. respect for the office of vice president. president, no disrespect. to all of us here in iowa, you are our friend joe. [applause] [inaudible] have it any other way, i can tell you that. thank you all for putting up with the extra security today. [laughter] in a

the president attended two fundraisers back in april at private homes owned by levi strauss heir johndman and venture capitalist mark highing. yesterday the city council looked at ways to get them to pay the $8,000 for extra police service. >> they can't go after the federal government. but the residents who live here owe us the extra money. >> turns out the city failed to tell the hosts they were liable for extra security costs. so according to atherton law, the city cannot force them to pay. >>> day 3 of the bay bridge, i wonder how we're faring right now? >> i don't know. let's check in with elizabeth and find out. >> it looks good right now no big delays at all getting across the span with the new more graceful curves. the "s" curve is ancient history right now. so green on our sensors on 80. if you are continuing farther south along the peninsula this is a live look closer to candlestick. northbound and southbound 101 moving at the limit this morning all the way down towards san bruno. check the rest of the bay area, we had a lot of overnight roadwork on northbound and southbound

and the head of the -- atomic energy louis strauss and between them grew suspicious of oppenheimer and actually they ended up hating him. as did many of the most important people in the military including people in the air force and so on. the result of which was the famous 1954 hearing in which open. heimer a few years earlier was the most celebrated scientist in the united states had his past scrutinized in great details, and his character and the hearing concluded that he was not a fit man to be the barer of military secrets. he had his security clarence taken away from him. and after that, he was a broken man. he kept his , i mean, prin ton to the credit refused pressure to get rid of him. he staid at princeton as director. and fairly quickly a process of reconciliation between him and the american people began. but first and perhaps most important element of which was appearance on the television program that i mentioned ed mauro the famous american journalist decided to make a program actually about the whole institute here. on his way back to new york, he realized that the only

one of the nation's top law firms, which was headed by our former democratic national chairman bob strauss, and for whom joaquin castro worked in that same law firm also. [applause] and then ruth became senior vice president for one of our largest manufacturers, united technologies corporation. through it all, a great mom and wonderful grandmom. i remember one time some years ago, our oldest daughter amy -- she was studying french in high school. she coined a phrase that stuck with us ever since when she described her mother. she called her la petite general. [laughter] [applause] those of you who don't know, it's the little general. [applause] a very warm welcome to joe biden. [applause] >> i have enormous respect for the office of vice president. mr. vice president, no disrespect. to all of us here in iowa, you are our friend joe. [applause] [inaudible] he would not have it any other way, i can tell you that. thank you all for putting up with the extra security today. [laughter] in addition -- [applause] in addition to the secret service and everybody checking tickets and the secret serv

applause] >> and then a senor attorney with one of our nation's top law firm which was headed by ob straussastro worked in that same law firm also. and then ruth went into the private sector, became senior vice president for one of our largest manufacturers, united technologies corporation and through it all, a great mom to our two daughters and now a wonderful grand mom to our three grandchildren and i remember one time some years ago our oldest daughter amy coined -- she was studying french in high school. so she coined a phrase that has stuck with us ever since when she described her mother, ruth. la petit her general. [laughter] [applause] >> for those, that means the little general, you got it? a very special welcome to the vice president of the united states, joe biden. cheers and applause] >> now, folks, i got to tell you, i have enormous respect for the office of the vice president every time i see the vice president i refer to him and address him as mr. vice president. but having joe for so many years and knowing the down to earth type of guy he is, it's just hard not to call him j

applause] >> and then a senor attorney with one of our nation's top law firm which was headed by ob strauss and for whom both hulean castro and joaquin castro worked in that same law firm also. and then ruth went into the private sector, became senior vice president for one of our largest manufacturers, united technologies corporation and through it all, a great mom to our two daughters and now a wonderful grand mom to our three grandchildren and i remember one time some years ago our oldest daughter amy coined -- she was studying french in high school. so she coined a phrase that has stuck with us ever since when she described her mother, ruth. la petit her general. [laughter] [applause] >> for those, that means the little general, you got it? a very special welcome to the vice president of the united states, joe biden. cheers and applause] >> now, folks, i got to tell you, i have enormous respect for the office of the vice president every time i see the vice president i refer to him and address him as mr. vice president. but having joe for so many years and knowing the down to earth type

finally we have david strauss a distinguished service professor of law at the university of chicago law school and is also a former assistant to the solicitor general and also an attorney advisor at the office of legal counsel at the department of justice and special counsel to the senate judiciary committee. he has has written vary widely has written very widely unconstitutional law including his book the living constitution and he also is a member of the acs board of directors. i'm going to hand things over now and we will start with two big cases you might think a business structure government cases. noel canning on the presence recess appointment power and the treaty power of more specifically commerce's authority to enact legislation that implements treaties which again may sound a little bit dry but this is just the latest in a series of cases considering the power of the federal government as opposed to the state. i think this will actually be a pretty big case. david would you start us off? >> pam thank you very much and thanks to all of you for coming. thanks to caroline and al

. >>> nearly two years of resigning in disgrace, the former chairman of the imf, dominique strauss-kahnw post is expected on tuesday. he is still facing aggravated pimping charges in france. i'm not sure that's an actual charge. but it's not clear when he will face trial. >>> a dad in michigan fighting for his legal right to bear arms. kenneth herman went to pick up his daughter with his loaded gun strapped to his waist. he says he's done it before and michigan state law says that he can carry his gun. but school officials are now warning that they'll go on lockdown if he does this again. here is what some of you had to say about it. jeff from florida wrote in and said, it seems to me that the dad should go concealed carry and then everyone wins. that one no one would see it. and karen writes, dad should have left the gun in the car. thanks, everybody, for responding. >>> did you ever miss the 1980s? we've been talking about this story all morning long. one family living like it's 1986 by ditching technology that was invented after '86. the reason? to spend more time with their children

so far, obamacare has been a game of drawing strauss.a good deal for the i.r.s., and others have the ability to get exceptions for themselves. congress, a motley group and some unions and friends of the obama administration. the short straws are won by average americans, the overwhelming majority of seniors who are happy with their current planned and our children and grandchildren. the results of this rigged game are an invasion of privacy, increase in health care and insurance costs, loss of freedom, distortion of the free market and a host of changes americans never hoped for. jim sturgeos of the pioneer institute in massachusetts. the a.c.a. will stop the flow of innovation especially in the medical device field which faces hundreds of millions of dollars. the so-called cadillac tax to burden many massachusetts chevy drivers. over half of the citizens in the state by 2018 including union members and hundreds of thousands in the middle class. tim crockett, the center for the american experiment in minnesota. minnesota has one of the f