. >> in tandem there. >> they had to pull themselves to the last couple of feet. >> fun for their guests, for themselves obviously. they did a great job of that. congratulations to them. >> look at her crying. i will say i have seen -- we did a story on this show. >> wasn't there some kind of zip line mishap it. >> was. >> i remember is something. >> i feel like this wasn't in tandem. everyone was on the same zip line is the story we did and they crashed in to each other and it you not cute. >> of course you had to do that at 'the end. >> always have to pull yourself in. zip lining one of the adventurous thingsly do. very fun. >> i would do that, too. >> plus i have a helmet and i'm tied in. >>> what katy perry says about her broken heart. >>> and cars of the past never driven bmpl you are watching "world news

joining me is tandem and sam stein. sam, reid has said he's delaying the vote. it looked like the senate was going to vote on wednesday. it now looks like they're delaying that vote. how do we understand that decision to delay? >> well, first of all, are we sure there haven't been any major developments on syria since you started? >> it's entirely possible! >> i think you have to interpret the delay as the most logical answer is probably the right one here, which is that they just don't know if they have the votes at this point. that said, i do think this russia gambit actually has caused a lot of senators to say, okay, let's seek this out, let's see what happens here. i spoke to joe manchin, conservative democrat from west virginia who's on the armed services committee. he is so opposed to intervening in syria. this gave him the opportunity to say, listen, let's put the pause button for a little bit. he has a resolution out saying let's have 45 days, let's see if syria will sign on to the chemical weapons convention, let's see if they will give up their stockpi

. >> in tandem there.ol. >> they had to pull themselves to the last couple of feet. >> fun for their guests, for themselves obviously. they did a great job of that. congratulations to them. look at her crying. i will say i have seen -- we did a story on this show. >> wasn't there some kind of zip line mishap? >> it was a mishap. >> i remember something. yes. >> i feel like this wasn't in tandem. everyone was on the same zip line is the story we did and they crashed rate into each other, and it was not cute. >> yes. although, of course, you had to do that at the end, right? >> always have to pull yourself in. zip lining one of the adventurous things i will do. very fun. >> i would do that, too. >> plus i have a helmet and i'm tied in. >> yes, bungee jumping not so much. >>> coming up, an unthinkable reaction it a celebrity breakup. what katy perry says about her broken heart. >>> and cars of the past never driven before. the treasure trove of classic chevrolets up for sale. you are watching "world news now.

commission has to between the department and user there has to be a boarder conversation that is in tandem with the public east and we're at that pointing point so far as i'm concerned. >> it's time to take a step back. they're not stopping those maintains their coming at us every week and my concern is on a great old building that congressman's the facade of that. the golf street side you've got a deck up there and on the roof would be a better place. that might be impossible >> commissioners there's a motion to continue this matter to october 3rdrd. on that motion (calling names) so moved commissioners that passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item 16. at 5 9z 7 monterey billboard question for authorization >> planning department. sprint takes approval to modify an existing facility. the project mass a mixed use the site is commercial and located on the intersection of forester street and it houses 3 antenna open the roof and instead plaza larger antenna with three vent pipes. they'll rise 6 feet above the roof and it would remain in the back. staff supports the facility harass

this is tandem black lining. have two guys on one line doing pretty good tricks and they're using each other's weight and momentum to get the tricks going. that's jan and felix. this is showcasing the video black line. >> you have to have a real connection with the person you're doing this with. if one of you goes down, you both go down. >> i never knew it was a team sport. >> come on, he did black lining and landed on his feet? >> is this a new olympic sport? >> instead of synchronized swimming, synchronized black lining. >> okay, ladies, all three of you close your eyes. don't peek. i'm going to play a bit of a song for you. tell me if you can figure out who this is. ♪ red light, stop light >> william shatner? >> no. >> it's brad pitt. >> is it chris pine? >> it's actually eddie murphy. >> he's sung before. >> yeah, he has. ♪ i want to party all the time, party all the time ♪ ♪ party all the time >> a reference to the 1985 hit "party all the time." this is eddie murphy's song o"rd light" featuring snoop lion. i

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not often that you get them to work in tandem with each other. if itself is more than one, and at this point i don't think so, but if it is more than one, points toward terrorism. >> neil: shows coordination or two disgruntled former employees? what do you look for? >> what are the chances of that happening two disgruntled employees getting together and planning to come on this morning, monday morning to go to the navy yard and wreak havoc. >> neil: i mentioned -- you probably know this better than i -- this is the worst incident of military installation since ft. hood in 2009. once again, people are going to question, albeit too early, whether there are any similar terrorism fears there. another installation, proven exceptionally unusually vulnerable. what do you make of that? >> it's unfortunate, but if the bad guy wants to gain access, they are going to find a way to do it. where the officials at the navy yard re-evaluate their security procedures, i'm sure they will, and effective immediately they're going to be some new policies and procedur

sometimes they move in tandem, sometimes they do not. >> is that the source of confusion for people,dent that they're going to have job security? >> we're seeing the unemployment rate falling, we're seeing even the underemployment rate falling. but again, it's not for good reasons. it's basically negative factors that are driving this. and again, it's because so many people are just dropping out of the labor force. right now we have 4 million people who have been unemployed for more than six months. 11.5 million people are looking for work. that is not positive. >> so is there one category of worker that is affected more than another? >> yeah. it's young people who really have the worst time of it. their unemployment rate is 16%. and also lower wage earners get hit harder and may be more prone to layoffs. the other thing is that obamacare is going to kick in soon, and basically a lot of employers are saying, we don't want to pay for these health care benefits, so we're going to move full-time workers to part-time workers. >> and it seems like people get that part of it, and that's wh

today's hearing will focus on how the aca and our local health care security ordinance work in tandem to make health care and health insurance truly accessible to as many san franciscans as possible. you know, the thing about the health care security ordinance, it was really an example of how san franciscans can come together, you had labor, community activist and is the business community coming forward and passing an ordinance that set an example for how you can have universal health care for the rest of the country. in september of this year, i plan to hold a hearing on how to enroll for health insurance in california's exchange which is called the covered california. right now, i know that san franciscans are getting ready for enrolling in the aca which the enrollment begins on october 1 of this year for coverage that would then begin january 1, 2014. later on this year, and we're thinking around october, we plan to have a hearing that will focus on women's health and how women's health will be impacted by the implementation of the affordable care act. in the coming months, i look

initiated policy in the united states, a drop of ice detainers by over 60%, and i believe that works in tandem i think with the goals and philosophy of san francisco city leaders and laws that were passed that we arrive at a place where we keep public safety of paramount concern for all members of the local criminal justice system, city hall, and of course public, but be aware that civil immigration detainers really do not have a place in our municipal criminal justice system, and that we are not here to be able to effectively or thoroughly render opinion on the question of criminal -- on the criminal justice process that is commingled with ice civil detainers so we support the legislation. we welcome the institutional support that is being contemplated in advance by the board of supervisors, and believe that looking at the policies of santa clara county and cook county, chicago, and how their respective local governments were able then to work with their sheriff's department. we have been watching very carefully to see what the consequences of that legislative advance really has resulted into

french but the leading columnist solve the potential for america for the most part as working in tandem in partnership with the british but franklin as early as 1740 predicted america would have a greater population in the british isles within 100 years and he was almost exactly right that did occur in the early 1840's with president and karen. until relations broke down the hopes among the people including washington and jefferson and the hot heads it would be worked out instead of being subordinate the two jurisdictions are coequal but then relations broke down but that was the aspiration once independence was achieved if that was another matter the original articles of confederation and unsuccessful at the same time a committee led by jet thomas jefferson was instructed by the continental congress to prepare a declaration of independence and franklin was instructed to try to round up allies in europe for the revolutionary war that would begin. also a call for a confederation between the colonies but no such thing happened but washington and franklin convened the constitutional conven

now, he said it last time but again, there are some tandem things going on.an get around it that way. >> even if they work on a deal in terms of keeping the government operating after october 1st, they fund the government, there's no defunding of obama care, these issues are going to be huge by october 17th, when they have to raise the debt ceiling. otherwise the consequences for the u.s. economy, america's credit rating, it will be awful. >> well, if by the way, it could be awful for everybody politically. the republicans may feel they have the public with them more on the debt ceiling issue, but if you see the full faith and credit of the united states being put on the line, as you did by the way a couple years ago, when we went through this, the polls actually flipped because people were nervous. we got downgraded, right? and they don't want to go through that again. it's embarrassing. they think it's not working in washington and generally when voters think things aren't working in washington, they kind of blame everybody and the president's the leader. >

moccasin so what i believe seems to was that in tandem with the train into the formula one management and russia will sign and the we're living in a transition period we have to see with our own eyes in the form i want can't sleep or out to the country it works for me i want to kinky to business for me one can give to the media i miss the contagious very important for us so we are expecting. in the interest of formula one in a more just world generally will increase of the first five weeks such as. this is a boom time for russian sports after hosting the first ever world athletics championships in the summer the country's nonsense to host the winter olympics and expand beery as well as before the world cup in two farms nineteen formula one is determined not to be left behind and we're trying to create its own legacy of one hundred year weights richard i'm told me donte. and history was also made on the streets of the capital this weekend as thousands of runners full through the rain to take part in the first official moscow marathon and michael christian was the. the first ever marath

so we asked tonight in tandem with the notion that global growth is returning, where in the world should we be investing right now. what were you doing in 1977? >> that was a long time ago. >> i was 13 years old. i was in middle school. probably rocking out to some linda ron stat. >> your biggest since 1977. we got the china data. at this point, where in emerging markets would you be? >> here is is a place oto be. >> we have got to that tl. not that excited about that. when you look at something like the euro stock, you will find that it is really underperformed. if you want -- europe is acting like emerging markets. there is a lot of capital flowing in there. they will be subject to the capital flow both good and bad. >> mike where do you like to invest in the world? >> the multiples are kind of the safety net that catches you if you are interested in investing there. there is is a wide arare of companies in there. you have zap, you have daimler which is also going to be on the german indexes. so when you buy companies, that's a little bit of a safety net. there was a legitimate reason

two cars patrol the neighborhood in tandem. officers greg eunice and jean-louis up front.les lawton and greg mccormick right behind. >> i'm giving the baby a bath and the baby took a [ bleep ] in the water. >> that's just now happening? i pulled a rookie move today. i was changing a diaper, and i forgot to get the new diaper. i went and grabbed the diaper. so he wept like this. yo. this dude starting spraying pea all over. it was so nasty. and it stink. >> so babies take adult [ bleep ]. wow, it's funny. in the diaper it's all mushed up. >> well, it's in the diaper, greg. >> i dig that. but you would never know. you would think they just come out like clam chowder. >> units, we have shots fired. >> where? >> homestead. >> if one of us says 269, it's a firearm, that's whoa i'm telling you. >> when the call for shots fired comes in, you get that adrenaline feeling going through your body. your vision is a bit better. your hearing is a bit better. >> one down. >> a few blocks away, the rookies also respond to the call. >> as a patrol officer, you go wherever the radio call se

of this is the relation to treasury yields as they start rising, they should continue to move in tandemith higher yields, they have missed some of the runs. investor sentiment looking to improve, talks of the yield curve being a positive because eating pressures on revenues, policy guarantees and hedging costs. saying we love these insurers with the rising yield and treasury that is good news. 2.89%, back to you. liz: we have told, and you can see that gold has moved pretty precipitously today. oiled is also falling, but energy stocks are getting a very nice pop today following a buy recommendation. sandra smith on the picks of the cme. >> everybody is trying to see how you play this given something is likely to happen in syria but not as much as many had predicted. many analysts say because of the tight global supply market for oil were likely to remain at these elevated levels for quite some time. ubs sanctify them when it comes to energy stocks. they like exxon, chevron, this is chevron going to $105 per share. they blew the big oil companies are likely to benefit the most from those

the police and the military were working in tandem to retake the building. as i understand it, the police had it from the ground floor and kenyan military troops landed on the roof and were trying to flush out the building that way. as i mentioned earlier, the gunmen are still inside and there are still hostages inside. >> martin cuddihy, keep us posted as you get more information. terrible situation still on-going at the shopping mall in nairobi, kenya. hostages still held. atlas count, 11 people killed. >>> back in this country, chicago experiences a second night of las count, 11 people k >>> back in this country, chicago experiences a second night t count, 11 people killed. >>> back in this country, chicago experiences a second night of intense gun violence. nine shootings result in five being hilt. thursday, 13 people were shot at a park on the south side, including a three-year-old boy. shootings overnight police say do not appear to be connected to the thursday incident. >>> and that's driving rain from the strongest storm ever. called super typhoon us

and i think what you have seen is two different things moving in tandem. one is getting used to government intrusion. becoming more electronic society, where people are gathering information about us. one in the private marketplace, one on the government side, americans have grown confidentble. throughout the morning as question have our extended coverage of the september 11th anniversar y, our coverage begins at 8:30. and still to this day, hopefully, people won't forget. people come together as a mays. >> a lot is happening on this september 11th as the word pauses to remember that day. and egypt a car bomb has killed at least six soldiers and sinai, egyptian state television reported the bomb exploded near an intelligence facility, in a separate incident an explosion rocking an army check point, egyptian army launched an offensive against the militants in north sinai this week. also it is going to be very very hot, and something happened that hasn't all year, we had a hurricane, here is our meteorology. >> and we just missed setting a record. you kind o

. >> let's bring in nera tandem and former senior adviser to the obama administration on the health care. and rick tyler is a republican strategist for the strategy group company and a former gingrich spokesman. the most recent kaiser poll finds 42% of americans have an unfavorable view and 20% more don't even know. how does bill clinton convince doubters and basically clarify for everybody? >> well, look. he has been called secretary of explaining stuff. i think we have seen that really there is few people alive who can -- who are better spokes people for issues than president clinton. i think he is going to talk today about how the health care law is already working. we have seen record low costs for health care. health care inflation is at a 50-year low. he is also going to talk about how important it is for people to get covered october 1st is when exchanges really open up and arkansas is a fantastic state because it's a southern state that is actually taking advantage of the law. so i think he is going to really communicate to americans about what the values of this law are. >> i th

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that has not up in tandem. shifting family composition, we are seeing some of the same patterns that are describing women are describing men as well. the traditional attitudes are still very prevalent. you can see certain aspects of relationships. most couples have a man who is few years older, who earns more, who was taller. there are traditional attitudes the present. -- attitudes that persists. where wagesples can be a source of stress. guest: you had a chart earlier showing that the shares of married couples have declined. family delayed is not necessarily a family for gone. this is just a snapshot in time. we do not necessarily know what many of these young adults are going to go on to do. it is not that they are experiencing marriage, at all. it atay be experiencing they later point of time -- at a later point in life. here are the census bureau stats on this. in 1890, men were averaging 26 years old, women 22 years old. in 1950 men were down to 23, women were down to 21. and today, you can see the chart

and they went up a lot in tandem with the war. hey, so i followed a lot of those and a bunch of others. oh, look at that, conair, eastern, national rca, admiral. after a year, i decided this was about as cool of a game as imaginable. i wanted to introduce it to my fifth grade class, so i did, going show and tell, showing them my ledger, inviting everyone to play to see who could find stocks that went up most during the week. i have to admit not everyone was as into it as i was, but my dad's company at the time represented the 3m corporation. then the minnesota mining and manufacturing company in the philadelphia area selling tape and a fancy ribbon that bowed easily. satin ribbon, to make the bows. triple m as we called it was innovating, coming up with new product lines, which is one of the reasons i've always favored it. pop came home with a new line of 3m he was selling, games. that's right they got into what's known as 3m bookshelf games. he said perhaps i might want to learn more about how the stock market really worked and t

they've been moving in tandem, i.e.oughout the day, until today, we look at the chart of the 10-year treasury's yield over the past week, climbing to 3% overnight and dipping on the jobs report we had earlier this morning. this, in turn, has basically given a boost to a number of rate-sensitive groups that have been leaders today throughout the session -- reits, utility, consumer staples. for the week in total, they've been laggards. also seeing strength today in homebuilding stocks. the stocks, of course, hard-hit since may when bernanke made the comments about tapering. today, rebounding a little bit, in particular ryland group looking strong. and energy stocks have been a winner. that has to do with the pick up we've seen in crude oil prices, and energy also moving higher today. but losing some steam. as we head toward the close, the dow down 7 points. david, back to you. >> thank you very much, mary thompson. >>> what have we got? 10 minutes before the opening bell -- >> the opening? it's the closing bell! >> i sit

that our two countries could actually act in tandem. if putin fears a crushing u.s.ttack in syria, he may be willing to act. it's happened before. it happened in world war ii when we faced a common enemy. happened in the early 1960s when we faced nuclear armageddon. both pulled back. it comes done to interests. ours. theirs. as winston churchill said at the outbreak of world war ii, i cannot forecast to you the action of russia. it is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. perhaps there is a key. the key is russian national interests. tonight we will learn how seriously the president of our country takes the possibility that the interest of moscow suddenly agrees with ours. rachel. >> chris, i have so many times misquoted riddle wrapped in a mystery inside of an enigma, without clueing in that it was churchi churchill/russia. very helpful. thank you, chris. >> thank you. thank you. >> we will we be back. i want to bring in nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel covering the syrian civil war intensively who tonight is here the border in syria/turk

the marxist professor who sits in front of the class and plays guitar while these things communist tandems which actually happened when i was in geography class at ucla. there are a lot of ways to tackle that but i prefer market solutions to any sort of other solution. >> host: from "brainwashed: how universities indoctrinate america's youth," separate graduation ceremonies for black students, the university of michigan has ceremonies for black, latino, american indians and jewish students with the ceremony focusing on the customs of that group. ucla is the center for separate graduation ceremonies. the university holds graduation for homosexual students which they call the lavender graduation. at the commencement students wear rainbow tassels. errors graduation for latinos, blacks, filipinos, graduation for asian pacific islanders, graduation for iranians and graduation for american indians. the only ones who don't have their own graduation are straight white males but they will before long if only by process of elimination. >> guest: this is the polarization of american society that carr

and that -- the stock market has been moving in tandem. essentially buying assets from banks.ly give the bank's money. that is seen as a positive for stocks. it is leading the economy and a way to keep increasing the money supply. i will say this. think we are overplaying that because the bottom line is that they both have to deal with a very weak economy. to taper in a major way would be -- a lot of people think it would be suicidal. i think they're both doing the same thing. you know, a lot of times what is the -- what is the herd mentality, for the last sort of six months has been larry summers is bad for the market, janet yellen good for the market because it would taper faster. larry summers is out, janet yellen seems to be in command centers give the markets. this is a wall street consensus. talking to ceos and people of that caliber. the overwhelming consensus from them is that what they're hearing coming out of washington is that it is janet yellen is to lose. that does not mean that it will happen. this is a present it is not want to be forced into things. if you look

we need the economy to re-engage in tandem with housing if we expect housing starts and constructionate. tracy: we're not seeing any wage growth either. we see that in all the payroll numbers. let's talk about some of your picks though. lennar, kb homes came out, blew out the numbers but you're staying away from those. >> lennar is best-of-breed. that is the gold standard in terms of gross margin performance, terrific management team, best land portfolio. great stock to own for the next three to five years. kb homes is a company which chased growth which is now intensely focused on profitability under the ceo, ken metzger. they have done a take fan fast tick job takeing a low margin business to make it to high margin business. by focusing on move-up buyer. great stock next three years. next six months, are home stocks going to be the place to be? probably not. tracy: fortune brand and securities, they are brands of fox, been on here, masco and mohawk industry. you're playing from a different angle. >> that's right. home prices are up. consumers have confidence to begin reinvesting in

it's serious and significant, but obviously, what the administration needs to do in tandem with u.n. is determine whether it's sincere. >> joining me now are foreign affairs correspondent joe daugherty live in mascow and cnn international's hala gorani. let's start with the report from the russians. my goodness, that was fast. what's in it? >> well, we don't know entirely. i mean, we can surmize what its it. we certainly know it's details of this plan that the russians have presented. and how this initiative would be carried out. we also know from the white house briefing that there are about three steps that they want to take those weapons, get them into one place. they want to make sure they're out of the hands of the syrian regime. and then eventually, they want to destroy them. now, how to do that, you need experts, and at that meeting, which actually will take place in geneva, switzerland. kerry coming from washington, mr. lavrov coming -- he's actually in kazakhstan, flying together, meeting in geneva for at least two days. they are a team of experts from both sides, and they w

it's serious and significant but obviously what the administration needs to do in tandem with the u.n. is determine whether it's sincere. i will just conclude and finally say this: i think it is very important for americans, for the citizens, for members of congress to understand we should make no mistake about this, the diplomatic offer that is on table wasn't on the table until america demonstrated that it was prepared to stand up for the proposition that chemical weapons cannot be used. i have no doubt that had we not taken the action in congress last week in the foreign relations committee, if no one else in the world is resolved to do something, at least we would be resolved to do something, had we not taken that action russia would not suddenly have taken their position. they've been blocking action after action in the security council and come forward with this serious recommendation. and had we not taken that action, a sasg to use with impuy these weapons against civilians, this had they not been frightened what america might do syria would not have come forward, either. and s

>> that's me on the bike with josh behind and allhe way in the back is my husband with luke on a tandemssed you guys. >> wre going to get al back. >> it's been a long time since we have all been together. >> until al gets back dylan dreyer is her with us. >> not a bad day to be here, florida georgia line, nelly, and these girls here too. >> what did you think of the concert? >> it was good. >> best seats you've ever had. >> what time did you get here? >> half an hou ago. >> oh, and you got great seats. we'll see theeat continue a little longer. it's not the heat as much as the humidity. ahead of the cold front we're seeing scattered showers and storms. in new england we have seen heavier rain come down and also down into the southeast. atlanta dealing with heavier downpours. same goes for dallas where you have the thunderstorms producing heavy rain. we'll keep an eye out for off and on showers throughout the day today. back behind the front it's gorgeous. high pressure in control. temperatures will be in the0s and much lower humidity which >>> we are seeing high humidity around the bay

they were in tandem, and then republicans realized that they could not get the debt ceiling raised no matter how much baggage they attached to that engine. the full faith and credit of the united states of america is not something that should be tied to closing down government. the closer it gets, the more unreasonable it gets, the more irresponsible it gets. i would hope that the scenario described is not one that we come to, because it is two different subjects. yes, they are all about budget, but one is the full faith and credit of the united states of america and the other is a priority debate on spending and saving and growth. we all should be about growth. everything the republicans are talking about, whether it is not lifting the debt ceiling or making the cuts they want to make without making the investments that we should be making, it is about slowing growth and we are losing a million jobs as it is with that sequester number. we will lose a million jobs. some say 1.6 million. i will be my usual conservative self and say one million on that subject, most defensible subject.