we now bring you charlie's interviews with lionel barber of the financial times, astro teller of google x and comedian ricky gervais. >> rose: welcome to the program we begin this evening with lionel barber the editor of the financial times. >> they worry about debt in china, they worry about the fact that the chinese leadership will not be able to affect the transformation of the economic model from an export dependent model to more domestic consumption, and i think, you know, there is a lot of interest in the trial and i happened to be in china that week, and when you see the degree of dissent within the top ranks and also tales of corruption, very interesting although the chinese broadcasting almost in real-time what was going on in the trial, there was some bits we didn't hear about. >> rose: we continue with astro teller, of google x. >> if we are dedicated to the idea of killing most of our projects very early on and being mentally flexible about these projects so that we can turn them into the best version of themselves they can be, early on in each project's life cycle we can't

hike still had the gun out and pointing it at the teller's face. officer simmons noticed that hike start to shake erratically with the gun in his hand. and was concerned of his safety and the safety of the approximately 50 people in the bank. officer simmons drew his firearm but reholsterred because he was in fear of hurting someone in the bank or creating a hostage situation. after holsterring his firearm he got as close to the suspect to take action. he observed mr. hike turn his focus to the money being placed in the bag. at that point officer simmons knowing that he couldn't wait for back-up and not wanting to make the situation worse pounced on mr. hike very quickly. with total disregard for his own safety, he engaged in a violent struggle with an armed suspect. until he was finally taken in custody and the gun went sliding across the bank. officer simmons displayed outstanding bravery in the face of danger and finally his back-up arrived. his quick actions foiled a robbery that could result in the loss of his life and those inside and out of

a big push by some big banks to charge for the privilege of speaking with a teller. >> reporter: talk ain't cheap. that's news to bank customers in search of a no-fee checking account as deposits go digital and bill pay means point and click, some banks say talking to a real live person comes at a premium. customers with a virtual account could be surprise in december when five years after the account launched a monthly fee of $7 will be tacked on. to avoid it, keep a minimum balance, be a student or do everything online. only a few banks are experimenting with this approach, meaning customers, for now, have a choice. >> i don't mind doing some things online but sometimes it's better in person to discuss issues or situations. depends on the other banks charging the same, i would stick with mine but if this was the only bank charging, i would switch. >> reporter: editor of the american banker says it's one way banks are searching for revenue in an envier wmt low rates and heavy regulation. >> the question for the banks are what are consumers going to be willing to pay for and think is

hike still had the gun out and pointing it at the teller's face. officer simmons noticed that hike start to shake erratically with the gun in his hand. and was concerned of his safety and the safety of the approximately 50 people in the bank. officer simmons drew his firearm but reholsterred because he was in fear of hurting someone in the bank or creating a hostage situation. after holsterring his firearm he got as close to the suspect to take action. he observed mr. hike turn his focus to the money being placed in the bag. at that point officer simmons knowing that he couldn't wait for back-up and not wanting to make the situation worse

police say two of the women handed the teller a note implying they had a bomb. the teller turned over the money and the women drove off ....only to be stopped by police shortly thereafter. one of the women has also been charged with a bank robbery that happened the previous day and investigators are looking into the possiblity that the trio may be linked to other robberies in the area. a florida woman is making it her mission to warn others about the dangers of a particular predator. she believes a type of lizard ate her cat. this is called a "nile monitor"... they're native to africa, but have taken up home in the cape coral area of florida. experts say full grown ones can get to be six to nine feet long. angie newman says a lizard similar to that one killed her beloved cat, boo-boo. "we woke up and found kitty hair all over my driveway and ditch and then later i found the rest of my kitty on my neighbors yard, or what was left of him." "these animals will use those claws to dig into a carcass that's three times their size and they'll just go to eating the insi

she was one of the tellers working that day. surveillance video shows the man at the counter police say he slipped the teller's note demanding money. as soon as he he left the police chief's wife went into action. >> she called me on my cell phone and they pushed the panic alarm and the call came through on my cell phone before the burglar alarm did. >> it tox minutes for the plies police chief to arrive. the burglar had fled the scene and is missing this morning. >>> one woman's name is so longsocial security says that the system cannot happenedel her name. so it's geneva caitlin william hidenrick she says no way i am not doing it even though social security says they only accept first and last names and don't consider middle names or any sort of sufficient fox to be part of a person's legal named but hendricks says she won't give it up until she gets her full name on a social security card she is fighting it. how do you fit the whole name on there. >> way to go i don't know. let's talk about the forecast because you may say wa

i thought you were gonna charm the teller. i--i tried.e: lee-anne... oh, my god, the two-names-in-one thing again? it's funny! no, it's not funny, honey. ok, if it was funny, we'd have $1,500 in cash right now. and i was really into this trip, too! why don't we just call these ron and marcia people and just have them write us another check? no, no. i can't do that. why not? because at our wedding, ron made a big deal about how we should call him and get together to hang out. that was 6 years ago! what am i supposed to do, call him up: "hey! cut me another check, would you, freaky?" you've done far worse just for a sandwich. look, i'm sorry, but of all the people in the world, i can't offend him. sure you can! carrie, he helped my dad get back on his feet! well, apparently he was tryin' to get us back on our feet, too! we just didn't let him. give the man a chance! no, i-- i can't do it! [sighs] ok. all right. ok, ok. how about this? we invite them over for dinner just to reestablish credibility, absolutely no mention of the check. mm-hmm.

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a man wearing medical scrubs walked in, gave a note to the teller.he teller handed over an undisclosed amount of cash. >>> we are watching that massive warehouse fire in the midwest. chris gordon has an update at the live desk. >>> this fire has been burning for the last couple hours in detroit, michigan. fire officials say they plan to let it keep burning. let's show you live pictures now. it's happening inside an abandoned factory on the west side. the good news is no injuries have been reported. detroit firefighters are getting help from firefighters in another town but since this building is abandoned, they say they will allow it to keep burning while containing the flames. our sister station in detroit says viewers are calling from 30 miles away saying they can see the smoke. again, the important thing, no injuries to report on the fire. at the live desk, i'm chris gordon. >>> the after math of a critical debate. did the candidates for the governor of virginia set out what they planned to do? julie carey was a panelist. they really went after ea

hike produced a handgun to a teller face and ordered her to put all the money in the paper bag as he held a gun to her face. officer simmons was inside the bank at which time he observed there was a robbery in process inside of the bank. officer simmons immediately notified communications and called for back-up. knowing that he was inside of the bank, officer simmons turned off his radio not to alert the suspect and knowing that dispatch acknowledged that he

. >> want to talk to a teller the next time you go to a bank?ht have you saying oh sherri? can calling 911 get you evicted? if you live in norris town, it has a three strikes law. renters, customers who don't just bank on-line or use an automated bank machine. bank of america says only 10% of its customers signed up for free checking without access to tellers. >> there are signals that the u.s. labor market is showing signs of growth. but with that comes signs of a weak work force. >> the u.s. unemployment rate as of july stands at 7.4 but that number could change the the u.s. recovered 6.7 million of the 8.8 million jobs lost as a result of the 18-month recession that ended in june of 2009. but despite the gains the labor force participation study suggests americans who can work are choosing not to. >> there is that whole culture of i get welfare, i get food stamps. why go to a job that doesn't pay that much? because right now wages are not increasing. >> financial experts say people choosing not to work will have a negative impact on the econo

hike produced a handgun to a teller face and ordered her to put all the money in the paper bag as he held a gun to her face. officer simmons was inside the bank at which time he observed there was a robbery in process inside of the bank. officer simmons immediately notified communications and

all i have to say is that this gentleman just wants an explanation of why we died miss teller at san francisco general hospital way back in 1999. the most silence and the more bad luck even the questioning we see had to go home they wouldn't stay that's a sign of bad luck. so all i have to say is continue to silence on joseph behalf and the board of supervisors and mayor's office will have bad luck. let's pray that the jazz among doesn't act up and collin is grateful that sideline tangible didn't sideline him. all i have to say is that the dead man's occurs is in effect it's been in effect for who knows how long and i have to say is don't mess with the new orleans very did you thank you >> next speaker and a like to put this up president chiu. >> sfgov would you, please turn on the projector. >> leukemia went to the great lengths to - this is my beloved son in whom i am well pleased. now the reason why this is important is that by knowing the 28, 29 was the is an bother year when they was baptd we can say when the 6 trumpet will sound it's what happened on 96. help me lord jesus to c

a woman walked into the bank, passed a note to the teller and demanded money. the teller handed over the money and she fled the scene. >>> reverend jesse jackson is in cuba today, trying to meet with an imprisoned montgomery county man, helping to broker a deal for alan gross' release, serving a 15-year sentence for spying, a crime he says he did not commit. he maintains he was nearly installing the internet for the jewish community on the island. jackson will also travel down to colombia, to try to negotiate the release of a soldier captured by a guerrilla group there. >>> this year's gun show hosted at the dulles expo center has seen a surge of people, especially from maryland. on tuesday maryland's new laws will ban 45 different kinds of assault rifles, 20-round magazines and enforce fingerprinting when trying to buy a gun. this show will be open from 10:00 this morning until 5:00 tonight. another gun show is scheduled for the end of november. >> mixed use project in tyson's corner, the area called tyson's west within walking distance where the spring hill s

. >> each village might have a story teller or sing. >>> exactly. mass media coming out people say wait, why don't we take the best musician and actor and story teller in whatever way and record it and you the put it out on radio and on records or whatever. i think in near arery that could have happened with education before. >> but it hasn't. even for basic math, multiplication tables i thought they would be using video games. why not. >> a huge bureaucracy which wants to say know to change the system. >> the blob people call it. >> it is. what is fun from our point of view is we are able to reach students outside of the blob. >> this california school district started using the videos in fifth grade classrooms. the teachers are skeptical but now are impressed with what it does for the kids. >> they are happy to walk in the door and they are excited about math. it is like oh, my gosh, we have math this morning, it's great. >> we assume that most people on their own don't want to do -- don't want to learn or get engaged in mathematics. >> yeah. >> i

people hiding behind the automated teller machine machines. wherever you're finished with a transaction people will walk away and you'll getty money taken out of your account. it's the asian blessing scamper that's subsided. the china media has done a lot of outreach. we sent some information out to the banks and we pass it out to the merchant in chinatown but it's a lot like someone said which someone is elderly they're ill lit and they don't watch tv but they carry the reusually bag. those are hot items. >> thank you very much. you're welcome >> captain tom it's clear you have our heart here but i wouldn't be able to end the night but by saying how proud you make me the respect you get here from the district attorney's office. it's clear our leadership is well served here. i'm very grateful >> thank you. thank you. >> everybody thank you very much for coming tonight. we've heard great stoerdz and great work by the police officers. and people who are served the city for 50 years >> and ms. rodriguez thank you. call the last item and a line it

he used a firearm to rob to banks in southern california, of threatening to shoot the tellers if they did not comply. gave no consideration to anyone who got in the way of his criminal ambition or effort to escape. as a direct result of his disregard for anyone who might come in to counter with his criminal endeavors, and as well as san francisco police officer lives were jeopardized. the suspect complete disregard for the public put a great risk any person who might inadvertently cross his path, should he escape from the park. searchers got ryan, rubin reyes recognize the danger. even when faced with serious bodily injury or death, these officers remain steadfast and determined to protect not only themselves and one another, but the public at large from the disregard of the fleeing fugitive. sir john ryan, officer lou andrelieu and reyes , when confd with a violent situation, they responded with no were the bravery and poise. they were fully responsible to the danger, but to the rapidly- devolving life-threatening circumstances that unfolded as a result of them trying to apprehend hi

he seems like a genius but also a fortune teller. people are still infatuated with the same themes. are still having babies like they were having. i think baldwin was able to see the broad view of what was happening in the culture. i have always been one of those people who was trying to ask tom a why is this happening. -- trying to ask why is this happening. tavis: tell me about grace. grace is a character. it is semi-autobiographical. there is a palette of people in my life i use. my mother,st like who struggled with addiction from when i was 10 years old until my 20's. one thing i felt like was a turning point in the novel when i realized it was not just the thatory -- son's story, it was the son and the mother's story. glad you went there, because i wanted to ask, how is your mother handling the publishing of this? it is one thing for her son to write a book that is getting critical acclaim, but they character is in large measure based on her, and that is a difficult wing to come to terms with. how is your mom handling her business being put in the streets? helpful when i was wr

i'm not a fortune teller to tell you what is going to happen. anyone to tell you what is going to happen. it's an area where everything is on the brink of explosion. you have to expect everything. >> do you feel at this moment looking at everything that's possible that the american people should brace for retaliation? >> look, we take all precautions, but understand, assad's capabilities are not significant compared to ours. they are significant compared to an opposition that are not professional fighters. >> they have allies, iran, hezbollah. >> they are significant to 400 children that they gassed but not to us. iran is not going to war with the united states over the use of weapons that they themselves object to. but i think it is important for us to understand that if, in fact, the choice is between a world in which dictators and other countries start believing it's acceptable to use chemical weapons on civilians and children that will make it more dangerous for us. that means troops will all start having to wear gas masks because they don't

some banks even charge fees for talking to the teller.thursday a new 99 cents only store marked its grand opening by selling, listen to this, 40-inch flat screen tvs for 99 cents to the first nine customers in line. some people camped out to be in front for days, only nine, yeah, yeah. anyway, the people who got the tvs said it was worth the wait, and there's a hazard on one golf course that you've got to see to believe. if you play on this course in switzerland a fox is keeping his eye on the ball. runs out, grabs the ball and scampers away. the locals call him foxy, very clever. may be sly but not shy. run off with 100 golf balls. not sure what he's doing with the balls. willie, al and mel b. >> tamron. >> did i just hear that correctly? >> yes, you did. >> thank you, tamron. >> wow. >> coming up, are you really talking about holiday shop in the toys kids are putting on their wish list after their local news and weather. [fans cheering] ♪ ♪ take back the night! ♪ come on, use me up until there's nothing left. ♪ ♪ take back the night! ♪

i'm not a fortune teller to tell you what's going to happen. >> shepard: i'm not a fortune teller. but we should expect everything. jennifer griffin at the pentagon today. jennifer, what's the thinking about what he he meant by that? >> well, shepard, few at the pentagon thought that he was referring to russia. assad seemed to be hinting about a possible terrorist attack. his ally hezbollah in lebanon has 60,000 plus medium range rockets capable of hitting israel. an iraqi group said it has 23,000 fully trained and equipped martyrdom seeking forces who can blow the u.s. interests in iraq and the persian gulf at any time if the u.s. commits such a stupid act. >> it is our judgment that president assad and syria would have very little interest in picking a fight with the united states of america. >> but this white house never expected assad to use chemical weapons when it drew a red line a year ago. now, they say it -- he doesn't want to pick a fight. it seems he already has. >> i don't want to venture to guess what bashar al assad means when he says certain things. but clearly we kn

the man handed the note to a teller. he was wearing a mumu. witnesses say he ran away through a parking lot next door. >>> today, a federal judge refused halt the city of rich pond's plan to take over hundreds of -- richmond's eminent bank. the banks asked for an injunction, but the u.s. district court said that would be premature. the city wants to force the sale of 624 under water mortgages in richmond so it can refinance them at lower rates. city officials say nearly halfful city homeowners -- half of the city homeowners owe more than they're worth. >>> some are accusing the catholic church is the landlord of the business owners. they say the a rshgs krshgs hshgsrcdioces, say they're trying to higher mortgages. we want to preserve 24th street. that's what's made it popular. >> the spokesman told us no decisions have been made and talks continues with store owners. >> a former san francisco freeway ramp is about to become the site of affordable housing. the san francisco mayor broke ground this morning. the apartments will include 75 units,

if that resonates with a physique that's more like teller than penn.t to pull back the curtains to show you how a professional looks for stocks to buy and knows what stocks to sell. there's no magic. there's no hidden talent. just a bunch of discipline. disciplines that can make you mad money if you master them. don't have to be a genius. you don't have to be that smart to be completely honest. you just need to know what you're doing and put in the homework. that's where cramer comes in. maybe less of a sad clown and more of the fool from king lear, something to think about. nothing of that. let's move on to more important things like how to find stock that are great buys. earlier i was talking about picking off stocks that have pulled back from the new high list because you get a cheaper entry point in a stock that's a proven winner. you don't want to buy names off the new high list because you're paying too much for them. you can get a better deal if you're patient and wait for some weakness. given how volatile and crazy the market has become, there

he handed the teller a note but did not use a weapon. she gave him cash but police won't say how much. he was last seen running through a parking lot next door. >>> now to the morgan fire burning on mt. diablo. it's been burning near morgan territory and marsh creek roads since it broke out sunday afternoon. firefighters have made huge gains on a fire that's almost completely out. they are putting out smoldering embers and flareups. according to calfire, the fire is 90% contained. full containment is expected tomorrow. just over 3200 acres burned. all evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted. however, mt. diablo state park remains closed. it could remain by monday. the focus now will be on preventing erosion and mudslides during the rainy season in the burned areas of mt. diablo. the state park service will rehabilitate the mountain and repair trails and replace veg takes destroyed by the fire -- vegetation destroyed by the fire to help prevent erosion. >> we have to re-seed the soil. the vegetation's cut off. what was not bu

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the woman handed the teller a note implying they had a bomb, then drove off with the money. but they were stopped a short distance away. the women are being held on $350,000 bail. >>> a purple parade. a 2,000 walkers march the inner harbor to end lupus. our own chris gillette owe was there it had. the lupus foundation of america helps 35,000 paints in the maryland-virginia area. and walkers today raised money to support free services for lupus patients. proceeds also went to the largest patient education program in the country at johns hopkins university. >>> it's a great weekend for baltimore. every hotel booked, thousands of visitors in town and stores seeing a big boost. as gigi barnett explains conventions, sporting events and street fairs are raking in the cash. >> reporter: this weekend the baltimore convention center is packed as the national product expo east, one of the city's largest trade shows, is in town. it draws thousands of visitors from across the country every year. >> i have met a couple of people that registered late and couldn't get a hotel room. >> repo

. >> host: where is the united states with regard to those seven tellers? >> guest: we are well under way. our constitution towards socialism but it has been so ignored and abused and changed and altered by the supreme court there is now culture in our nation by college thinking like a socialist. that is what they want us to do the first reaction should be how can the government solve it for me? government's role is verybut tos reversed we don't how the control over our senators that we should. >> host: what do you mean? >> guest: the 17th amendment is what got in the way the way it was originally set up i have a tremendous rent howard stephen is a state senator in utah. a good friend we even go to church together he is my state senator. i can go to howard and say our senator just voted for t.a.r.p. and he is voting to increase government he is out of control. i don't like that and how word goes to the legislature and talks to the others they say we hear the same thing. they get on the phone and say you are fired. they take the senator home and send a repla

used unfair and inconsistent hiring guidelines that led to qualified applicants being rejected for tellerentry level positions. >>> the shaq-amento era has begun. >> the new name of the town is shaq-amento. >> the kings' owner formally introduced shaquille o'neal this morning as a minority owner of the team. the kings have declined to say how much of a stake o'neill bought -- o'neal bought. since his retirement he's mentored demarcus cousins and voiced for support for the team to stay in sacramento when it nearly moved to seattle. >> looking forward to the challenge of donating the money to revitalize downtown sacramento. look forward to having the best arena in the world. look forward to making the kings the global brand. >> shaq also apologized to kings' funs for dub the team the queens when he played for the lakers. he said it was nothing person. he was trying to market the game. >>> the giants are trying to raise money for bryan stow at tonight's gail. mystery giveaway bags will be sold and it contains items from past events. $10 from each other bag goes to his fund. he was beaten ope

stage, but the human dynamic, the things that we wrestle with with regard to fear and to being truth tellers i mean, tell me more about how you process putting that on the page through this character. >> it is a great dream. you hope your whole life as an artist in any capacity that if you have a vision that you feel can make the smallest possible know, difference, you that you're going to have that opportunity, so to go to hbo and if this outrageously complicated ranger is the only person that is going to have a voice these days, and can we go to town, and can we look at an american corporation, perhaps like a, b, or c, and will you let us party and explore this and give us carte blanche at that? that is an incredible gift and a blast. this is a strange subject to raise, and i went to be careful, and i am not drawing any comparisons, and i want to be clear on that, as we talked about whistleblowers. we all know that famously and infamously that whistleblowers get treated a certain way. i think the country in the coming days is going to come to anotherth having conversation about this allege

i'm not a fortune teller, to tell you what is going to happen martha: wish somebody was a fortune telleration at this point. retired army general robert scales is a fox military analyst and has a lost experience dealing with this situation and welcome, general. >> hi, martha. martha: assad was careful to say, that you know, yes, if the rebels, have chemical weapons because he had said earlier in this interview that he was not responsible for the chemical attacks that happened at the end of august -- >> right. martha: he said once you basically unleashed the dogs of war, anything, and everything, could happen. do you think he is right? >> well he is absolutely right. i mean it is, it's a convention of war that if you commit an act of war against an enemy, then he has every right to strike back. i mean, you know there is old adage in the military, martha, if you want to kill a snake you cut off its head and knot its tail. if he keeps his head he can strike back. that is not to say syria will attack america or american interests abroad, he has surrogates. he has iran. hezbollah. he has othe

and we have an early prediction of who will win the cute and furry fortune teller for you coming up.n is finally here. the defending super bowl champs, the baltimore ravens, are in the mile high city to face peyton manning and his denver broncos. game time is 5:30. you can watch kickoff here on nbc bay area. there are a lot of people í predict i predicting who will win tonight's game including these puppies -- oh, on jimmy fallon; in a very nonscientific survey early this morning the puppies deci decided the broncos are going to win tonight's showdown. those are absolutely adorable. because of tonight's game we have some scheduling changes. our next forecast is at 4:00 instead of 5:00of followed by "football night in america" and kickoff at 5:30 and then your local news immediately following the game. >>> fans get excited for the football season, they'recwa als digging deeper into their wallets this] year. san fr san francisco boasted the biggest spike in average ticket prices up 85% from this time the average price for a ticket is $229. the single most expensive game this season i

he passes a note to the teller cool as a cucumber and collects his cash. no weapon was seen.one was hurt. the suspect nicknamed the cotton ball bandit is wanted in six other robberies. he also wears a brown knit hat with ear flaps and a cotton ball on the top. he is a white guy 40 to 45 years old. if you know him, call police. >>> also, tonight a couple wealthy homeowners on the peninsula are off the hook but the taxpayers are not. linda yee tells us the people of the city of atherton are paying part of the bill for a couple swanky parties most of them never attended. >> the president collected more than $3 million for the democratic party when he breezed through atherton last spring. two private fundraisers at two private homes, but it cost the town $8,000 for the extra police service, and atherton wanted someone to pay that bill. >> we sent invoices to the white house, the secret service, to the dnc and to the residences. >> those residences were owned by levi strauss heir and venture capitalist but atherton never got the money so the town considered a lien on the private p