when i was at t. rowe, i had the insight that you could not be a successful public investor without knowing what was going on in the private. fidelity is doing the same thing. bringing amounts of money you cannot bring anywhere else. in some ways, this is a healthy development. $18 billion for a company that is not only private but still very small. money orhey are losing not, a reservation system, i don't care what you are it four, is hard to grow to an $18 billion valuation. is to roll up car-based transportation. a taxi or a black card to come pick you up, that's way more interesting if they own all the cars. >> you think because of their ability to raise money, do something they would not do and they should buy a fleet of cars? >> their target should be to own 10% of all the cars in the marketplace operate in so that they have the equivalent of zipcar, uber, lyft. >> 10% of all of the cars driving on the street? >> google is talking about driverless cars. thinking about these cars being on the street i

when i was at t. rowend the 1980's, had this inset -- insight that you could not be private markethe without knowing what was going on in the public market. your threats always came up from below. t. rowe price have followed that ever since. obviously, the ability is doing the same thing. they bring a lot of value to these tuitions because they can bring amounts of money you cannot get anywhere else. -- to these situations because they bring amounts of money you cannot get anywhere else. i'm not trying to defend the valuations. in my mind, $18 billion for a company that is not only private, but still very small -- >> and probably losing money. >> whether they were losing money or not, a reservation system -- i don't care what you are making reservations for -- it's hard to grow to an $18 billion valuation. i opportunity for uber, think, is to roll up the car-based transportation. yes, you want a taxi or you want a black car to pick you up. it is way more interesting if they own all the cars. they take thei

jpmorgan, t. rowe price. >> market leader in jpmorgan. they're putting their problems behind them.lance sheet. good dividend yield while you wait. david: gotcha. >> meantime asset managers doing very well as the market stays elevated. t. rowe price is leading pure play. david: gotcha. david joy, ameriprise. thanks very much, david. good to see you. liz. liz: joy over at nike, coming in with numbers that beat both the top and bottom line. let's take a look. nike, 78 cents per share, three cents better than estimates. as we look at revenue, 7.46 billion. the expectation was for 7.34 billion. everybody talks about nike as far as the world cup is concerned. they say and look that their future orders are up 12%. david: whoo. liz: good headlines out of here, causing the stock to jump consistently higher by more than 2% at the moment. now it is 2.% following results. quarterly worldwide futures orders up 11%. inventories for nike, 3.9 billion. up 13% from may 31st of 2013. good numbers for nike. david: 3% right now. they're going up. liz: a medical technology company with a breakthrough h

the way i understand it, and correct me if i'm wrong, is let's say, if i'm with t. rowe price and i'm putting in an order for 100,000 shares -- maybe that is a lot. say00 shares of ibm, let's post-up and the best price available is 1000 shares posted by some high-frequency trader. if i try to execute at that price, i have exposed myself because i did not subsequently have additional orders to fill out my 10,000 shares. i might be better served if i could just buy 10,000 shares at a slightly higher price. is that more or less --? >> let's make it even simpler. if you've got to online account and you want to trade 10 shares and you can buy them a penny cheaper from broker one then you whatrom broker two, then is the best execution echo the one with -- the best execution? the one with the lowest fees and highest return. on a seems to be focusing small investor issue and taking into account the true explicit cost of one particular trade. when you are trading 100,000 intos, that is broken up orders. what does the broker do with that hundred thousand shares as it is routed int

taro's and now they're going to be offered four hundred billion from these t l t r rows and we don't think that the banks will be taking that much of it my own personal guess would be about half of that will be taken up probably more by southern banks peripheral banks rather than core banks like germany or finland or the netherlands so are these if these actions going to weaken the euro. i think the e.c.b. wishes they would but you know when the week that the e.c. made the announcement the euro got down about one thirty five we haven't taken out that level the low for the year with said earlier this year in february at about one thirty four seventy five or so we're not at those levels i that's i think the e.c.b. the bit frustrated with how resilient the euro has been but partly i'd say this is the way predictable in a sense that we too are looking for a firm euro after the e.c.b. announcement for a couple reasons one is that markets are incredible because of the anticipatory nature since may drag hinted they would do something in june the markets had been discounting that in addition

row at the penitentiary of new many exco. >> i am in for four counts of murder and currently serving 33 live sentences. >> reporter: today, frye is a regular at a prison bible study t. inmates, all death row and maximum security are confined to their cells. >> i apologize about this filming, this is about me, showing about prison fellowship in christ is doing for us. >> reporter: frye's crimes were both numerous and gruesome. >> i was very angry, very confused. >> reporter: frye received a death sentence for bludgeoning and stabbing to death a 36-year-old mother of five in 2000. >> you best show yourf lor god by the way you show your love for your fellow man. >> reporter: he has three other murder kwon 56s as well. frye beat one man with a shovel and threw him off a cliff. another victim was nearly beheaded. but when he sat down with us, frye told our producer he was confident of one thing. >> i believe i'm going to be with my lord. when i die, i go to my maker with a clear conscience because i have send him as my savior and i have asked for forgive inside of my sins. >> do you feel your god loves you. >> he's your god, too. god loves everyone regardless. >> report

with barry bonds front row at at&t giants offense laid an egg tonight against the padres.barry on hand when the giants honor the late tony gwynn he could hit too. the season continues for matt. 2 men on. right center scale the wall. forget it. for the rae view fan reached over caught it with the hat no. home run. credited with. angry man get out of here next batter. san jose double off and sandoval now 3 nothing padres. san diego tell making the first major league contrary start 7 shut out innings 4 hit allowed rollover tyler before the double play in the eighth the single toll right. one run scores and pens trying to gun him did you know at third. giants shut out 6 nothing. contains 7 and third. 6 earned runs. he takes the loss. now 1 and 6 t.to advance the knock out stage of the world cup for sixth straight time mexico needed only a draw against croasia today. the game played out that way for 72 minutes. anyone looking for the world cup trophy here it is. i got it. >> gift up. >> 16 minute. mexico on the attack. hector lightning off the crossbar. scoreless in the 72 minu

row. very little ven the water, nhind t start with. this is a live view from pocono mountains.m thorpe, light fog in th valleys but starting to see which is about te minutes away coming up this moing.ç 15 minutes actually. the days areetti shorter now. we pse the solstice. we'll see pf sshine. tomorrow we'll see another sunny one withwarmer, more coming in to play midweek, a posity l storms. you can see them lin u from wiscn through illinois into the deep south. the southern plains, parts of oklahoma, text text getting pounded with heavy weather right now. we'll see plenty of sunshine today. you'll need your sunglasses. bright sunshine, a few thin clouds will be clearing, 80s this afternoon. through the day today, the humidity stays low but it stas to increase tomorrow. temperature up to 85de y. n the muggineor tuesday night and wednesday, showers and thunderstorms are likely. high of 87 degrees on wednesday. then there's still a chance of a shower for thursday, friday and saturday. but drying out for sunday with partlyi skies. war . >>do you save for rainy day? g americans ha

returned looking good as he tries to take down a mets team that has actually won five games in a row here at at&tif your nickname is the horse, then you want to be out there no matter if you've got one leg, two legs, four legs. so, so it's important for him. and it's important for the team to see him back out there. >> okay. cain, as i said, comes in to tonight's game trying to stop a winning streak. jon miller and mike krukow have tonight's call and joins now with a preview. >> it's a beautiful night on the shores of san francisco bay. the giants are home from a road trip and have the best record in major league baseball. yet, mike crkrukow, you see a little rhine to be concerned about this giants ball club. >> right now, they're bringing in the best record in baseball, so everybody's gunning for them. if i'm terry collins, i'm going, listen, boy, we can gain some confidence. mets are going to come after the giants. they've had problems scoring runs, but they look upon this series as a way to get confidence and get back into this thing in the national league east. >> so, right now almost every t

for four years in a row t administration has sent congress budgets that hide the full effect of their defense cuts by including a number of proposals that they know nooitd the house nor the senate, neither republicans nor democrats will agree to. defense spending this year is 17% of the federal budget. lowest it's been since world war two. does congress bare some of the responsibility? absolutely. both parties and both housings bear some of that responsibility. although i have to say i do think mr. putin has helped enlighten some of our republican colleagues about the reasons that we always put national security first. but what we see over and over again however is that there is never any substitute for presidential leadership on matters of national security. and when it is lacking, american security suffers. so where are we headed with the budget? well, if we don't find a way to replace the budget caps with something more reasonable, we are headed towards the smallest army since world war ii, the smallest navy since 1931, and the smallest air force we've ever had. we have already arr

t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> do you know anyone who wants to pay higher gas prices? a row posal is getting traction there might be a bumpy road ahead. abc7 news reporter has the story from the south way bay. a gallon of gas costs $4.29 across the street it's just $3.91 a $0.38 difference. next year all drivers could be paying more. democrat chris murphy and republican bob corker proposed an increase for next year then, again in 2016. gas is expensive enough. >> yes we pay more taxes to get roads fixed you know? quit complaining about high gas prices we use the roads. >> the federal highway trust fund gives money to states but has been under funded for years. i don't know where else money would come from. if you're going to drive you have to pay for it somehow. >> triple a calling it a common sense and responsible plan provided money goes towards projects that ease congestion and improve safety. the association says drivers are supportive of a proposal like this. 68% said the federal government should invest more. and 52% said they're willing to pay higher taxes for better

t. maryland. land of discovery. >>> for the the first time phillies have won two in a row. >> rick, we're getting greedy. >> sometimes you need to score ten runs in a game, sometimes you need one. in the phillies case against padres tonight that one run hard to come by. bases load, cole hamels on the mound goes upstairs on cameron maybin, strike out to end the inning. hamels is efficient, and he is solid. he goes eight innings, no runs, one walk and a season high 11 strike out. reid, zero for three with two strike outs. a three run home run to win the ballgame. the that is right two in a row for phillies. three to nothing the final here. >> to not have that go as a loss, so that is huge, the coal was outstanding. you don't want to waste an effort for that. for guys to rally there and pull it out, and have a couple wins in a row. it could be big for us. >> timing is everything, and in life and certainly in football. that is one of the many things eagles work on during ot a's, latest session is continuing this week. nick foles has a few new rookie receivers. he is gelling with jordan matthews, second round draft pick o

t park it will be cool. you can get two no-hitters in the row, and 60's at 7:15 dropping to 56 and sun will set at 8:56 and it will feel chilly. palo alto is at 60. san carlos is 59 and same in oakland headed if san francisco and 55 and concord and antioch and livermore and slow and los gatos along with mountain view of 61. drizzle is left over through the 7:00 or 8:00 hour and cold front moves law and showers are over and temperatures are milder with the 50's and low 60 and dry air moving in at noon. we will touch 70 inland and only top out in the mid-to-upper 70's cooler-than-average. 68 at 4:00 around the bay and 60 at the coast and check how cool it is in the evening, we are barely 70 and dropping fast upper 50's to low 60. grab a coat. you need it. >> we have 43 bart trains on time as we take it to the map we have a project with us until 6:00 this morning so if you travel out of san francisco to the east by across the bay bridge there will be multiple lanes blocked eastbound side the lower deck to the metering lights which can slow things down as the move progresses. to the east, eastbound highway 24, th

we may be looking at the fourth year in a row where 50 percent of cotton8)t abandoned and the real storyhat this is the lowest since 57 of a harvest. but this production is not just due to the drought. late-season freeze also took its toll. that is not do about what is new is the frequency. this is the third time in five years it has impacted the wheat crop. we have a problem clearly but what do we do about it? but my opinion is the soil to improve the soil help to mitigate and adapt to climate change is to between 60 and 80 percent of the organic matter initially because it feeds the microbe community under this sow will that is the best line of defense against climate change. it can triple above water retention that is an additional 25,000 gallons of water it also incorporates to increase the infiltration rage while reducing the amount of moisture loss due to evaporation and. and that the drought's are exacerbated by climate change will get a more moisture but then it and turn it makes more water available for dividend wildlife in reduce soil erosion and run off. for texas oil and redu

been coming down.ó0@r(t&ho 64 in philadelphia, 50s for trenton, pottstown, allentown and into the mountains. lower 60s for delaware and south jersey. that's the view of boat house row plenty of sunshine there. nice, sunny skies. the temperatures climb into the upper 70s this afternoon. jillian mele is watching traffic this morning. >> it's quiet on the majors, bill. starting 0 of in chester county, a live look at the route 30 bypass. this is at route 322. a few vehicles out there. as you can see, it's quiet. unfortunately in perkiomen township, montgomery county, we have a bit of a grab, graterford road bridge that was closed yesterday between gravel pike and poke yeoman creek road. it's unclear how long it will be closed. this is the first morning commute where traffic will be detoured over roads like plank road. if you typically travel the graterford road bridge, give yourself extra time this morning. in new jersey, route 73 at the base of the tacony-palmyra bridge. we are dealing with road work in vineland. route 55 northbound at the exit for south vineland, exit 29. the right lane is blocked there. >>> exclusive video fro10. two men are behind bars after this p

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row. she was ceased after trying to board a plane in khartoum. she was sentenced to death last month for converting to christianity t from muslim. >>> british policerrest anyone who chooses to use the still hasn't khat which has been legal until now. lawrence lee reports from london on how the change in the law is affecting farmers in kenya. >> reporter: this is the last ever legal shipment of khat to arrive in the u.k. fresh off the plane from kenya and members of london's somalia community want to stock up. usually it sales for around $100 a box. the ban means it's been selling for two and a half times that. the police arrived to remind people come tuesday, even chewing on khat. let alone trading it, will be a criminal offense. evidently many here still find that w bewildering and unfair. the police say they'll try to apply the law gently, at least to begin with. >> it's very softly, softly approach at the moment. everything we are going to do is being proportioned out. that's why i am down here now advising pimas of tomorrow it will be illegal. we won't be arresting we will be warning much as we do with canopies. >> reporter: the criminalizatio

t. gilbert pearson called "birds of america," and i took it out three or four times in a row until mrs.d, you know, there are other books out there. so in that there's a story, i mean, there's an account of the pill john. and, you know -- pigeon. and, you know, it's funny, if i had the resources, i would have done a poll. most people probably don't know that story of the passenger pigeon. you know, a fair number of people do. some, if you live in wisconsin or michigan, you're more apt to than if you lived probably in chicago. but it appears in popular culture. the very first star trek episode made reference to passenger pigeons, because they went to a planet devoid of life, and somebody made a reference to the passenger pigeon. >> to it being extinct? >> exactly. >> really? >> it's out there in popular culture here and there. since 2010 there have been four books written about the passenger pigeon, one of whom by amy timberlake, and amy was here today at the festival. it was given a high award by the newberry for young adult readers and also won an edgar for mystery for juvenile readers

t. >>> now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> the sky was lighting up overnight as storms rolled through the area. they are gone and we're now seeing an improving view of boathouse row as the clouds are thinning out and the rain has moved offshore. but it's left behind a little bit of fog. we see areas of fog in new jersey, mt. holly. light fog. coatesville area, light fog and chester county. most of the area, fog not an issue for mt. pocono. allentown a light fog in pottstown. it's still damp, in cape may, but the heavy stuff is quickly tape everything off in the cape may area. but that's not the end of our threat of showers. these storms gone. the threat of severe weather looks like it will take a break. but more wet weather is on the way. and the possibility of thunderstorms. and we could see some heavy downpours this afternoon. this is moving through the ohio valley, eastern ohio and into northwestern pennsylvania. this is on the timetable for this afternoon for the philadelphia area. but before these clouds move in, we will get some breaks in the clouds. we'll get sunshine to warm things up. but the temperatures will be nowhere near as high as the last couple d

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in r t divide and rule the french government is pushing for a regional shake up but while some are unhappy with the immediate effect is there also are threats of the nation stepping up. death row prisoners in oklahoma sued the state to stop little injections but the authorities are reluctant to put the controversial executions on hold. activists are demanding the u.n. step in to help thousands of people left without water wherever those suffering are not in a remote african or asian village but in the u.s. city of detroit authorities are cutting water supplies to thousands of high so saying they're protecting the city's budget from on pay bills. un experts have called the actions a violation of human rights and close inspection reveals it's not just the hard up not paying their bills some corporations are tens of millions of dollars in the red as well but there's little pressure being put on them are making lopez has the details for us. it is one of the most essential elements of life. americans enjoy some of the cleanest and most abundant water in the world but what happens when the pipes are turned off and the tap runs dry how am i supposed to wash my child heilman i suppose

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. >> we're talking about skin infections that could t y.lo>> rep ht' team captured visible crumbs all over the floor in this rowin on our seat. it's enough to make veteran flight attendants cringe. >> it disgusts me but doesn't surprise he. >> reporter: she worked as a flight attendant for 23 years. she says you wouldn't believe what people do. >> changing the baby's diaper on the tray table. >> where we eat. >> yes. >> reporter: and that's where we found the highest levels of bacteria. the tray table papi -- a petri dish of germs. while the armrests didn't come up with anything harmful, buckle up. the seat belts were filthy. including this one that turned up something called human bacteroides. >> these are things that live in our gut and intestine. they cause serious infections. >> reporter: all from can touching one of those surfaces. >> absolutely. >> reporter: in all we took 13 samples. 9 of them came back positive for germs. most airlines say they wipe down every surface, every tray table between each flight. but insiders say that's impossible. the ground crews just don't have time. what can the airlines d

c-t-a officials say the gun was sitting on a seat and fell onto the floor of the bus. a man picked it up and the gun fired, hitting a vent below a row of seats. a bullet fragment grazed a woman's hip. the woman refused medical treatment and says she's o-k. the bullet hit the ground and went around the seat and hit her on the leg. the guy didn't do it intentionally. >> the woman refused medical treatment and said she is ok. police are reminding people that guns are still *not allowed on public transportation under the state's new concealed carry law. gun stores will soon be legal in chicago... but with limits. the city council passed an ordinance that requires a gun shop to record every sale on surveillance video. handgun buyers will face a 3-day waiting period. a person will be allowed to buy just one gun per month. and even legally purchased guns will be forbidden within 500 feet of a school or park. mayor emanuel believes a new lawsuit will *not derail the city's plan to open george lucas' new hollywood memorabilia museum on the lakefront. "friends of the park" and other open-space advocates will try to convince a judge that allow

t i want the truth out. i want them to know. i want everybody to know what those people have done to me in harris county. >> inmate max has resided on death rowr 33 years. he was convicted with his own confession for a murder at a houston bowling alley. it was a confession that didn't match the facts. a confession he long ago recanted. a trial where the loan surviving witness was not called to testify. >> he has a terrifically low iq. when he had confessed to mass murder, it is on the record that he turned to the detective and he said can i go home now. he had no clue what was going on. >> steve is so far pro bono investigator. >> i have investigated seven, 800 homicides, death claims, all over the world. there is no question this guy's innocent. there is no witnesses, no forensic, everything that the police have dug up show that it is in fact another killer. >> if there is a place in america that believes in an eye for an eye, then it is texas. the state carries out a thirds of the nation's execution. jim willits, former warden at the huntsville prison, oversaw 89 executions in just three years. retired, he now runs the nearby prison museum.

t fee and then they address it and bounce to the next one. so we are -- we have lost our way from my perspective when it comes to our row as being a country that has created good faith and trust around the globe with our people who historically have been our allies. when you look at canada and mexico and those central american countries by and large, they should be our allies. >> todd? >> to try to develop this a little bit. hurricane katrina and the possibility of catastrophic weather events and energy policy. job creation in texas which has a lot to do with texas' blessings in oil and gas. i'm wondering what your views are on climate can change and what the role is of human activity in that and how particularly, given your love of the tenth amendment, i problem like that with doesn't really lend itself to a state by state solution, doesn't it require a national policy to try to address climate change? >> let me try to clarify one thing that you've said, that you've intimated that i want to make sure that you and i may not necessarily agree completely upon. i don't know what you're intimating but you intimated that texas is economically stron

t you know,h a veteran seeking cam is in some ways a liability to d the va system, or to those in ad the administration. we talked about that. dr. rowe talked about it. and we really need to have incentives for quality, and incentives for proficiency.y, we need to -- when private u can practice, a no-show is a h liability. a huge liability.. you can't keep your doors open b if you have no-shows. and there needs to be not a to reward for this.ce there needs to be a reward for coming up with ideas of increasing access. which a private practice will do. how can i seeh more patients, gt the patient in with the doctor in a more timely fashion. the other thing i'm concerned m about iset with the consults. there's obviously sometimes with consults, a level of urgency, u depending upon, as you mentioned before, the acuity of the problem. and if i'm referring a patient o an acuteb problem, that needs t be addressed right away, i will get on the phone and talk to s i that person i'm referring to, tn say, can you get them in. will you get them in.ou this is something that we do in private practice. we want to make sure the patiene is taken care

t. gilbert pearson called "birds of america," and i took it out three or four times in a row until mrs.ow, there are other books out there. so in that there's a story, i mean, there's an account of the pill john. and, you know -- pigeon. and, you know, it's funny, if i had the resources, i would have done a poll. most people probably don't know that story of the passenger pigeon. you know, a fair number of people do. some, if you live in wisconsin or michigan, you're more apt to than if you lived probably in chicago. but it appears in popular culture. the very first star trek episode made reference to passenger pigeons, because they went to a planet devoid of life, and somebody made a reference to the passenger pigeon. >> to it being extinct? >> exactly. >> really? >> it's out there in popular culture here and there. since 2010 there have been four books written about the passenger pigeon, one of whom by amy timberlake, and amy was here today at the festival. it was given a high award by the newberry for young adult readers and also won an edgar for mystery for juvenile readers. so, you

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row home here in the 7900 block of marsdon. w.a.t. in a little while ago, searched the entire home. they say he was not inside. they say his car is missing. su jumped in t left. thll started at 2: this morning when the police say he was inside hisho hh exgirlfriend and demanded sex at gunpoint. theyç van oran out of the hous called police. police say he has a long criminal history, arrested the last time in 2010 for illegal possession of a firearm. they have searched the home, police say he is not there. i'll try to get more infmation from neighbors. some neighbors say he has been a troublesome neighbor since he moved into this area back in february of this year. live in the homesburg section of philadelphia, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:34. also new from overnight, a water main break in northeast philadelphia leaves some streets closed in that section of the city. the break is along summerdale avenue just behind northeast high school. workers have stopped the flo but summerdale avenue is expected to be closed until a new crew gets there to make fixes. we're told everyone has water but may have low pressure. >>> lawrsn tscar pistorius trial are argui