my thanks to tamara mellon. up next, a look at the news this upcoming week that will have an impact on your money. norman rock well was a prolific artist of the 20th century. if you have one o of his paintings, keep an eye on it. what happens when art gets lost in transit, up next. >>> for more on our show check out the website. i hope you'll follow me on twitter and google plus. let's look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may move the markets. we're in for a heavy week of earnings. they will report their third quarter. as will bank of america and citi. we'll hear from google and ebay. monday is columbus day. the bond markets and the banks will be closed. the beige book will be released. >>> finally, have you seen this man? police in new york are asking for the public's help in solving the disappearance of this normal rockwell pantsing. it appeared oen the post in 1939 and sold for a million dollars at auction. the pantsing, one of the 300 some covers rockwell did was about to be shipped to the ne

contÉstame, contestame, tamara, contÉstame, tamara, ¿por quÉ te fuiste a ver con ese tipo?as gracias. >> al fin, ¿y cÓmo estÁ mi ahijado consentido, eh? >> bien y tÚ. >> oye, pues yo estoy un poco triste, eh, porque me tienes abandonado Últimamente. >> eso no es cierto, padrino, ¿verdad que eso no es cierto, papi? >> no, tu padrino es una facha. >> ¿estÁs bien, papi? ¿no estÁs llorando, papi? >> no, campeÓn, lo que pasa es que se me metiÓ una basurita en el ojo. >> ah. >> ah. >> bueno, ya cumplÍ con traer a tu papi sano y salvo, asÍ es que ya me voy, pero me tienes que prometer que el fin de semana vamos a ir a echarnos una cascadita. >> prometido. >> con usted, bueno. >> cualquier cosa que necesites ya sabes que lo Único que tienes que hacer es llamarme y ahÍ estoy. >> lo sÉ. >> gracias. >> bye, chaparro, hasta luego, lola. buenos dÍas. >> hasta luego, seÑor, ¿no se va a quedar a cenar? >> no, ya es un poco tarde, ya me tengo que ir. >> bueno, hasta luego. >> bye, bye. >> chao. >> usted no va a cenar, seÑor. ¿quiere que le prepare algo? >> no, lola, gracias. buenas noches.

designer tamara mellon talks me for a walk in her shoes. >>> welcome back.tish designer tamara mellon may not be a household name, but the luxury shoe brand she created certainly is. that would be jimmy choo which was privately sold for some $800 million in 20116789 now she's launching a new fashion business promising to give female consumers what they want when they want it. >> i believe the consumer is far ahead of the way the fashion industry works. we sell clothes in season. you have to buy your clothes in the wrong season. you have to buy a coat in july. nobody wants to shop like that anymore. you want to buy a coat and you want to wear it tomorrow. >> her new line does include coats and bags and, of course, shoes, stamped with her own name, not of the luxury power brand she founded, jimmy choo. >> we've given it the name secret place. >> why secret place? >> i thought let's have some more fun with it. >> monthly deliveries of fashion concepts. it's a buy now, wear now system. it's much more in line with what consumers are thinking. >> that built mellon

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with tamara mellon, called tamara mellon, her old company is called jimmy choo, her new book is called "in my shoes" when you were at jimmy choo, what was the driving idea? >> it was, for me, it was two things. it was about my freedom, my independence, and really vying my freedom from a crazy family. i was motivated by fear. but then i was also so incredibly passionate about creating a product. >> rose: the possibility of a global financial crisis because of the government shutdown in washington, graydon carter on vanity fair, and tamara mellon when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. >> rose: additional funding provided by these funders. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> from our studios in new york c captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> i have made clear for months and months that the idea of default is wrong. and we shouldn't get anywhere close to it. >> the u.s. government shutdown is two we

don't give me that look, tamara. she's rolling her eyes.he president promised. $634 million of your dollars spent already to get that up and running. this is what the president said how great it would be on day one. >> i want to be clear. we are ready to go on october 1? >> most of the stories you will hear about how obama care can't work isn't based on facts. every time they have predicted something not working, it's worked. >> what is absolutely true is that on october 1, everyone will be able to enroll. >> one way or another. >> one way or another. >> so get covered at health care.gov and spread the word. the marketplaces will be open for business on tuesday, no matter what. >> red tady to go? it was a disaster. kathleen sebelius said health care.gov would be user friendly. watch what she said. >> it's health care.gov. health care.gov. the spanish version is quidadod, salud.gov. anybody can ak sesds ccess it t. it is designed to be friendly and easy to access. to get ready for the marketplaces on october 1 visit health care.gov. i have g

don't give me that look, tamara. she's rolling her eyes.promised. $634 million of your dollars spent already to get that up and running. this is what the president said how great it would be on day one. >> i want to be clear. we are ready to go on october 1? >> most of the stories you will hear about how obama care can't work isn't based on facts. every time they have predicted something not working, it's worked. >> what is absolutely true is that on october 1, everyone will be able to enroll. >> one way or another. >> one way or another. >> so get covered at health care.gov and spread the word. the marketplaces will be open for business on tuesday, no matter what. >> red tady to go? it was a disaster. kathleen sebelius said health care.gov would be user friendly. watch what she said. >> it's health care.gov. health care.gov. the spanish version is quidadod, salud.gov. anybody can ak sesds ccess it t. it is designed to be friendly and easy to access. to get ready for the marketplaces on october 1 visit health care.gov. i have good news for

(telÉfono). >> bueno. >> ¿tamara? >> ¿quÉ quieres? >> ¿quiÉn es? aÑos? >> no sÉ. bueno pero ya no pienses en benjamÍn. hoy es el cumpleaÑos de tu hija y lo Único que importa es que se la pase muy bien. >> sÍ, tienes toda la razÓn. bueno, voy a ver cÓmo estÁ sofÍa. >> si quieres te acompaÑo. >> vamos, vamos. sÍ. >> vamos. ♪. >> este es tu premio. toma, te portaste muy bien. >> gracias. >> por nada, por nada princesita. (tocan). >> adelante. >> perdÓn por la interrupcion pero ya llegaron todos los amiguitos de sofÍa. >> no, no, no. al contrario, discÚlpenme a mÍ por la demora. lo que pasa es que tuvimos algunos problemitas con el flash, eh. ¿verdad, princesita? >> es que se siente muy feo en los ojos. >> pobrecita. ah, pero se portÓ muy bien. muy bien. al final creo que las fotos quedaron preciosas. >> quÉ bueno. >> sÍ, si, sÍ. >> mi amor, todos tus amiguitos te estÁn esperando alla afuera. >> anda, a jugar sofÍa. este es tu dÍa. hoy te conviertes en reina. >> cÓrrele, ve a jugar con los amigos, mi amor. muchas gracias. >> no, no tiene nada quÉ agrad

and tamara mcleod, an athletic trainer who works with schools and researches concussions. she's with a.t. still university in arizona and was a reviewer of today's report. robert graham, i want to start with you and pick up on just this question of what is and isn't known. we know that concussions are important events. what do we know about the long-term effects, especially, when it comes to young people? >> well, i think to pick up on the doctor's comment as we came into this conversation, you might say we know an increasing amount about the numerator. we know more and more about the incidents of how many concussions are reported in different sports and different agents. what we don't snow the denominator. we don't know whether or not we're getting all of the reports and specifically research needs to be taken on a longitudinal basis. if something happens to somebody at the age of seven, what are the implications at the age of ten? at the age 2061? we don't have any of that. >> this ha s because there hasn't been attention paid to children at this age? >> i think what we'

share your thoughts or write tamara @tamara holder. ow. countdown of lawmakers who fought on behalf of you. number three, florida senator marco rubio. >> millions of people feel they are running in place like this is no longer a country where through hard work everyone can get ahead. >> we are talking about millions of people starting early next year will be directly impacted by this law and will realize, hold on. this is not free health insurance. >> we have been warning people for years about this. we have done everything we can to keep this harm from reach ing our people. >> i don't know of anyone who wants to shut down the government. with want to shut down obama care. the reason is because of the harm it's doing to the american middle class. this fight isn't over. it's only just begun. flu go grab life by the gills. go take a road trip to a place with no roads. go to bass pro shops for great deals like redhead waffle henleys for under $18. plus, bring the kids this weekend, for a free photo in the pumpkin patch. mmm! this is delicious

tamara banks, al jazerra, colorado. >> colorado's his toxic flood being affected 24 counties across theaused over $2 billion in damage. that will do it for this edition of al jazerra news, i am steffi sy. remember news at the top of every hour, we'll continue to following the understand of the bart strike in san francisco that is that story develops and you can always lag hog onto our website aljazerra.com for all the latest head lines, thanks for watching.

share your thoughts or write tamara @tamara holder. ow. we continue the countdown of lawmakers who fought on behalf of you. number three, florida senator marco rubio. >> millions of people feel they are running in place like this is no longer a country where through hard work everyone can get ahead. >> we are talking about millions of people starting early next year will be directly impacted by this law and will realize, hold on. this is not free health insurance. >> we have been warning people for years about this. we have done everything we can to keep this harm from reach ing our people. >> i don't know of anyone who wants to shut down the government. with want to shut down obama care. the reason is because of the harm it's doing to the american middle class. this fight isn't over. it's only just begun. flu [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the

tamara, what are you finding in new york? the numbers nationally, and in california where they're looking at the biggest rollout possible, they're expecting two million new subscribers by the end of 2014. and in the first day they had about 640,000 hits. now, of course, this caused service and technological issues which i think is reasonable and anticipated when you're starting something like this. bill: just to be clear, though, a hit doesn't necessarily represent a human being. that could be one person trying to hit the return key ten times. >> right, right. but i'm from an agricultural community in southeastern colorado. i was reading in the be pueblo chieftain about how they got 1300 new subscribers in that area. so it's not just people who are unemployed who are looking for insurance. these are people who don't have insurance through their employers, and they're signing up. they want insurance regardless of -- bill: okay. now, it'll be interesting, you know, the whole price, i mean, this is going to be with us now too, t

. >> gray on the -- >> tamara nell lon is here, she launched shoe line jimmy choo, it became synonymous with glamour and celebrity, mellon built a company into a billion-dollar brand for many she also emerged as a living embodiment of its stylish ethos, she looks back at her life and her career so far in her new book, it is called "in my shoes, i am pleased to have her here at this table. for the first time, welcome. >> thank you. >> when you were at jimmy choo what was the driving idea? >> it was for me, it was two things. it was about my dream, my independence, and really vying my freedom from a crazy family. i was motivated by fare. but then i was also so incredibly passionate about creating a product. >> rose: and -- but what did you want to do different about the product? >> what would i do different? >> rose: what did you want to do? you wanted to create a product that is different in what ways? a product that would stand for something special. what did you want it to stand for? >> i wanted it to stand for quality, innovation, luxury, a sense of fun. >> rose:. >> yes. and when you

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. >>> and back in london, we speak with a celebrated fashion designer tamara melon about her controversial claims that jimmy chu didn't design in the shoes. if you have any comments, any questions to our guests this morning, our guest host, he's waiting in the wings. feel free to send in your thoughts and your comments. the e-mail address is worldwide@cnbc.com. >>> to our top story this morning, president obama met with house democrats at the white house wednesday evening. he told them to be prepared for give-and-take in budget talks. the president will meet with house republicans later today. he had invited the whole gop caucus, but house speaker john boehner is sending 18 leaders and committee chairs. house republicans are considering a short increase to buy time for broader policy discussions on the budget. on wednesday, republican senator susan collins proposed a plan to reopen the u.s. government and raise the debt ceiling in return for killing the medical device tax. that, of course, is part of obama care. >>> treasury secretary jack lew testifies about the debt ceiling before the se

basically the guy is setting up his tamara with a long exposure and he has a light in his hand and he'shing that skeleton through the air with his light. >> so it's kind of like you can write your name with a sparkler. >> very cool. >> and very talented because that's a really good skeleton and it consistently good. >> here's a tiny witch hat. ♪ ♪ >> ladies this one is entitled -- >> on the whole internet or all of it? >> i'm a ghost. a type of a ghost i would know. starts pretty standard. mom reading a bedtime story to her daughter. daughter's going to bed. mom accidentally kicks that ball into the bed. mom tux little girl under. >> that's sweet. >> just as soon as she walks out of door -- consider been me. >> this is the ask a -- ah! >> what's under there? under the bed! >> no, it's still beat being. it almost stopped, though. [ screaming ] >> i actually think it's appropriately titled creepiest video on the internet. they made this for a recent monday challenge. i'll tell you what. >> it's brilliant. it's so well done! >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." than

tamara, tell me, why does she have a case? absolutely? >> well, what happens procedurally was that the lower court dismissed and it the appeals court actually said that she possibly had a case or that southwest had a case because they -- the reasonable person may see southwest airlines in unfavorable light, and it wasn't necessarily defamation of character but there is probable future harm or there gee future harm to southwest airlines because of her multiple attacksment wasn't just one you read to the audience. she went off. she was would anans. >> well, it- -- bananas. >> didn't sound to me like bananas. >> just goes to show you, anybodying sue anybody for anything itch can almost assure you this worm didn't make a move until she realized who the person was who was doing the tweeting. somebody has some money, doesn't want any harm to her reputation. but let me ask. how do we know who this person is? that tweet doesn't identify this person. >> absolutely it does. 200,000 followers -- >> fit name, jennifer. >> she asked everybody who is r

tamara and lisa, great to see you. >>> come together or just come on? why starbucks' latest pitch in the d.c. mess i brewing controversy. the last thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pih, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on selling than their clients. that's why i stopped working at my old brokerage and became a financial coultant with charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. dad! dad! katy perry is coming to town. can we get tickets, tickets? hmm, sure. how many? well, there's hannah, maddie, jen, sara m., sara b., sa -- whoa, whoa. hold on. (under his breath) here it comes... we can't forget about your older sister! thank you, thank you, thank you! seriously? what? i get 2x the thankyou points on each ticket. can i come? yep. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on entertainment and dining out, with no annual fee. to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards >>> how ab

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i had visits because i was close. >> reporter: tamara is trying to keep her family together juggling own daughter and her sister's kids. every day she dreads getting a phone call from stacey saying her next visit will be much more than an hour away. al jazeera, danbury, connecticut. >> michael eaves is here with a day in sports. will you catch us up on the baseball, please. >> reporter: there is one game that starts later tonight. we'll talk about that as the evening progresses. right now it's a national league and after four games, the dodgers found themselves with one loss, and the pitching match up was a repeat of game one. the cardinals won game one but right now the dodgers lead game five. it was tied at 2-2 until three separate home runs by the dodgers gave them that advantage. game six will be back in st. louis. well, in the nhl one of the best goalies of all time got off to an historical start with head coach. patrick roy with in his hall of fame season. roy shares the record with trembley in 1995 when roy was the team's starting goalie. now to the nfl, just lost another one,

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(suena telÉfono). >> bueno, bueno. >> benjamÍn. >> ¿tamara?s asustando, eh. >> no, son los anÁlisis de la compaÑÍa. >> ¿la compaÑÍa te mandÓ a hacer anÁlisis? >> ajÁ, no, chaparrito. >> bueno pues, no me extraÑa, eh, porque Últimamente te ves bastante desmejorado. >> ya no digas tonterÍas y no seas tonto, soy el mÁs sano de la compaÑÍa y ademÁs como me ves, te verÁs. a todos les van a hacer anÁlisis y examenes mÉdicos. >> bueno y eso por quÉ. >> pues en quÉ mundo vives, a todos les van a mandar a hacer anÁlisis para lo del seguro de gasto mÉdico mayor, asÍ que yo que tu dejaba de beber un rato para que te den ese seguro. >> eso sÍ no me lo digas, eh. >> bueno, ya me tengo que ir, porque estoy ayudando a lalito a hacer la tarea, te encargo a los japoneses. >> oye, me la debes, eh. >> cuando quieras. >> bueno, salÚdame a mi ahijado. >> claro que sÍ, lo tengo aqui a un lado haciendo la tarea que no hizo anoche, asÍ que te voy a colgar. >> ok. >> por allÁ nos vemos mas tarde, sale. >> bueno, aquÍ nos vemos. >> dÉjame te ayudo, sino no vamos a lleg

tamara banks, al jazeera, mesa county, colorado. ♪ >>> and we are finally going to catch a break fromll of the feign we have been dealing with in texas and arkansas, the tail end of a frontal boundary finally getting a little bit more motion. so we will see the active starting to diminish for just a bit. but for now we still have a line of rain that continues to stretch down through texas. some areas will finally start to see a little bit relief from the wet weather. but for now the rain doeston, and the rain is still very saturated. we have flash flood watches from tyler, texas up to pine bluff, arkansas. as we take a look at the forecast here in dallas, we are going to see brighter skies on thursday. so one more day that you will have to take that umbrella with you. we'll only get into the low 60s and then finally the low 70s will return. the frontal boundary moves to the east but will it is and stall here across georgia. that will provide mostly scattered showers. it has been cool and damp in florida. and it's very cloudy here across the northeast. we have plenty of moisture in pla

. >> reporter: tamara banks, aljazeera, colorado. >> that historic flooding in colorado affected 24 counties across the state, causing $2 billion in damage. >>> well, face it, a lot of us are being tight fisted these days. there's a new report out where 72% of americans say they're holding back their spending. stagnant wages and a week economy and a desire to just save more. they that consumer spending makes up 70% of the economy and bad news for any future growth. >>> it seems that you see all them doing it. kohl's is opening their to on thanksgiving day. and they are going to go along with other stores, all of them trying to get a jump on the all-important holiday shopping season. >>> and the battle of the search engines, yahoo gets another win. more of us visited their website than google in september. and that's the third month in a row that happened. and though the visitors may be lower, google isn't. they're supposed to make $40 billion in ad revenue this year, and that's ten times more than yoo hoo >> >> most of us can't get through the day without a cup of joe, one, two cups, maybe a

so that's really vastly different from tia and tamara and lala vasquez. >> why watch "all my childrenyou can see "atlanta housewives" or "the bad girls club." reality shows are an overdramatized version of life. these things aren't real. but they're fun to watch. from "jersey shore" they're all trashy, tawdry and over the top. the further you can take that the bigger you brands can be. >> see, that's my thing. that's not really a brand. >> it is a brand. >> it's a brand. >> because no, a brand has staying power. a brand is proctor and gamble, mcdonald's, mac. >> or black enterprise. >> or black enterprise. >> exactly. but those are not brands. because those are chicken today, out tomorrow. this is called black enterprise. let's go back to the black reality store and you tell me about endorsement deals. >> you look at annie lee. she's had a book. >> she has an endorsement. >> i don't know if she has an endorsement deal. she's still making money and has a brand. it's not anything that will work for the next 30 years but it's working for now. >> they're on the style network. >> they're a

. >> reporter: it only took a few minutes for tamara's son to be poisoned by led.ut the brain damage caused will haunt him for his entire life. >> we used an open flame torch to burn the lead paint off of the exterior of our home. my kids were instantly poisoned. >> reporter: he was just 7-month-old at the time. he is highly intelligence but has severe learning disabilities, cannot read or attend school. behavior. >> reporter: doctors have known for years that shred a severe neur neuro toxin in young children. >> even the lowest level of led may have an impact. there is no question it has an effect on the developing brain in mostly what they call the judgment. >> reporter: his parents worry about his future. >> reporter: for avi we wonder is he going to be okay on his own? i don't know -- i hope he will be, but i don't know for sure. you look at the criminality link with led exposure and you definitely wonder about what is going to happen. >> reporter: the criminality link is an emerging and controversial body of work, indicating that children exposed to led as pre

>> reporter: but for tamara mel lompb, the life behind that brand, life at times has been anything but calling a coke dealer, then realizing, oh my good, i got to be at work in three hours. >> after losing her job at british vogue at the age of 27, she entered rehab. but there was a silver lining to hitting rock bottom. there she began pursuing her dream of starting her own shoe business. >> when i came out of rehab, i said, this was the time to do it. >> do you think this business in some ways saved your life? >> absolutely. >> mellon reached out to a former colleague from her days at vogue, a shoe cobbler from london's east end named, you guessed it, jimmy choo. he made custom shoes for the rich and famous, including princess don't na and soon a partnership was born. >> the original idea was for jimmy to design the collection and i would run the operation of the business. it soon became very clear that jimmy's skill was in making shoes. he's a cobbler. >> so he really never designed? >> not one. >> collection. >> not one sketch did i get from him. not one. >> so she became a designer

. >> reporter: tamara is trying to keep her family together.r own doubter and his sister's kids. every day she dreads getting a phone call from stacy saying her next visit will be much more than an hour way. al jazerra, danbury, connecticut. >> indeed, most of the women from danbury are slated to be sent to a new 1800 bed facility in aliceville, alabama. a longstanding battle for native americans surfacing again. the role a nearly 200-year-old document is playing one tribe's fight for water. an army corporal awarded one of the nation's highest honors, he gives a surprise gesture to his commanding officer from a hospital bed. in colorado, they are trying to rebuild in the wake of massive flooding, how some are work to go restore precious memories for those who had their lives wa*fpd washewashedaway. my name's nicole deford and i'm what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. >>> for hundreds of years native americans have been fighting for th

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tamara banks, aljazeera, mesa county, colorado. >> well, darren haines is back with sports, and this is an important game to the city of detroit really. and sports is so important to detroit. >> reporter: with the series locked in at one apiece, things are big for game three. and while the boston red sox were full of energy after the walk off in the american league championship sheers, they came into game they and sucked out all of the energy out of the tigers, and the ballpark. this game was delayed for 17 minutes, and justin verlander was throwing gas. spectators just watching the game. and then the fifth strikeout, jarron with another strikeout. also, john lackey had a pretty good day. and strikeout, intro in the third. and then in the 7th, verander still in, but the first pro season home run. and now the red sox the, the bottom of the 9th. boston takes a two games to one lead in the alcs. 1-0 the final. >> well, as we have seen in the first three games, their starters have been outstanding. that game was unfolding as the first two have, and we don't get anything going through the

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gulf coast from the panhandle bracing for a tropical storm karen that could reach hurricane force by tamara and expected to be the first named storm to make landfall this year with the projections are coming up tonight. do you believe in big foot? a group of sasquatch researchers in kentucky do and now claim they have proof and not just the video on your screen but it is here tonight. to the story for barricades to protect the white house resulted in a high-speed chase to the capital in the already shut down government on emergency lot down this afternoon and that chase finished was what was described as a mentally unstable female dead. it began as the unidentified women tried to flee capitol police and secret service she circled around the capital before headed to is the capital building itself and as she approached the senate office building futurities opened fire and in doing so killed the driver. they found a child and injured in the car's back seat. witnesses described a frightening and chaotic scene. >> i heard seven or eight successive gunshots back to back-to-back. >> there is a car

david: do these numbers stick tamara? we need to wonder if that body will drop off.that happen? >> not tomorrow but 60 million long-term those are still good numbers. >> the problem for long-term is of a financially strong enough company to stay as the independent power house on its own? we'll have free cash for colleges left over after depreciation and deductions? $7 million. that's it. hbo is earning over $1 billion in profit every year and netflix is a far cry one day they may have to be acquired. liz: really? wait. is the acquisition in no way? >> not at any time soon there was those rumors when it was stock but it would be somebody -- it would be tough to make an acquisition at this point. david: today they say the stock is still holding its own close to $400 per share. it was under $100.12 months ago. >> was at 300, three julies ago. >>. [laughter] david: good stuff. but not this high. to. >> cloud base software companies are a dime a dozen on a roll after the ipo last week doing it differently in wait until you hear why the company chose to list on that "bulls