ubs made the announcement as part of an offer for investors to exchange their shares for ubs group, whiche demands for separate legal entities. another company we are watching is air france. yearsrst strike in 40 begins to wind down, even though no permanent resolution has been reached between the pilots and the airlines. getting back to work? >> it will be getting back to work. as of tuesday things will start normalizing. you saw the government putting pressure on the company. you saw company management responding. use of them putting pressure on the pilot and the prime minister saying, i am not going to be a .ediator then after a variety of negotiations we saw the pilot saying, we are not going to come to any agreement but we will the to -- we will call off strike. >> where is it going to end or we will have another strike? >> i suppose the threat is always there. the samethey are in position they were before. the pilots want everyone to have the same contract. veryir france management much is pushing forward with plans to develop a low-cost unit and wants to speed that up. we will have

ube, i understand that you believe it we need to go into syria. >> absolutely.osed in syria. and the reason why, isis has a vulnerability in its position in syria is because it is facing local resistance by syrian communities that have suffered under its control, and because the free syrian army has launched a ground campaign against isis. so now is a real window of opportunity for the united states to launch crippling air strikes against isis command and control and its leadership as this terrorist army faces local resistance by the syrian freedom fighters. >> all right, general, what do you say to people who say, if we go in there and we bomb isis or try to take out isis, we are then on the side of syrian president assad as well as iran? >> well, that may be partially true. but the real facts are, if you help the free syrian army destroy isis and to give them strength that they can go put more forces against bashar all assad's forces then you have in fact enabled the free syrian army, which we know the right ones. and we're going to enable them to be very succ

we bring you a bloomberg exclusive with the ubs chairman.rnments establish his trust of corporations, trust of the people of europe into a sound fiscal and monetary operation of europe. >> welcome to "countdown." i am joined by caroline hyde. >> the polling booths have opened and voting in the independence referendum has begun and anna edwards is live. what is the process, laid out here for us. >> a rather murky thursday morning as the sun just comes up . voting as you say has started and the polls are opening in scotland at 7 a.m. this morning. anyone who is registered to vote over the age of 16 can go to the polls. anyone who is british or from the commonwealth of if they're living in scotland and they are registered are able to vote. embers of the scottish nationalist party will be voting at 7:30 a.m. be voting inwill aberdeen. the better together campaign also voting. we have live pictures for you of the polling stations just opening up. 14,000 people have applied. a number of people perhaps already having applied. a simple majority will

because ubs,ising one of its rivals is weighing in, saying earnings are set to improve.ss than 10% per year. they are expecting a u.s. settlement. they see cost cuts on the horizon. julius baer lifted by ubs and up more than 2%. on the downside, the london stock exchange. shares down by almost 3% because its biggest shareholder is selling a 3% stake. dubai. of course now $87 billion that european and middle eastern investors have cashed in in terms of selling stake this year. exchange fares rather badly on the back of that trade. >> caroline, thank you very much. here are your bloomberg headlines. economists are forecasting a rise of 230,000 in today's u.s. jobs report. it will be the seven consecutive monthly gross. the jobless rate is also inecast to fall to 6.1% august. the abe administration gave its clear signal of concern about the damage to the japanese economy. finance minister says that the will belan for stimulus declared. decideinister abe will by the end of the year whether to boost sales tax to 10% as planned. u.k. prime minister david cameron urged european

she is from ubs and joins us from a single thank you for joining us.disappointing data. how does it impact the markets? >> indeed, the set of data is not strong, basically we saw credit growth, even though better than july, the lowest pace since 2005 and if you look at retail sales and industrial production has all missed expectations. i think this is in line with our view that the momentum in china is quite mixed. we are less convinced you can see a further rally of the chinese market. at the same time, we do not think it will be a significant policy coming out even though the will be policy support. we are beginning to see payback downe strong market reader in and the summer months. in the next six months, and asia , with if you can see -- we see you can see some upside. ge letter, youst are sayingo bad news is good news. tell me more. overweight in risk assets. we are overweight in assets. , our favorites market is the u.s. where we see momentum. andof the economic recovery earnings continue to surprise on the upside. the good news and bad news angl

ub a shabade, thank you for being with us. now for more stories around the world. we begin in algeria, where a terrorist group with links to al i.s.i.l, beheaded a french liker. wednesday the terrorists released a video entitled a message of blood to the french people. in his speech before the u.n, french president francois hollande condemned the beheading as a cruel and inhuman act and vowed that military operations would continue as long as necessary. >>> next to ferguson, missouri, protests broke out after a memorial for michael brown caught fire. the cause is under investigation. 200 people once again gathered in the streets. several were injured, shots reportedly fired. a beauty shop was vandalized and a custard shop was set on fire. >>> business world, good news on two fronts, 500,000 new homes were sold in august, a full 33% jump ore last year, wall street responded with a big rally after three consecutive down days. surging 154 points. we end in your pocket, if you are one of the people who were able to get their hands on the iphone, you might notice a curv

ubs was here this morning. middle of europe are the answer.that this morning. >> the tiny, dysfunctional market. >> please don't blow a bubble in the blackrock strategy movie ecb. >> carney reference this. it is not big enough. take actionou could within the markets and get leverage. you get a much bigger reaction then the money you put in. nevertheless, is that the answer? >> i'm not an economist nor a quantitative analyst in terms of the highest leverage within the small and medium enterprise market. you think about why focus on abs? according to mario draghi, they can be clean. see what you're buying. it is a healthy product. >> as long as it's -- >> look, could he do something around the financing rate? at least, showing us they are on the road to something bigger. could they do something with the price of money to the banks? that would all be action because to not take action -- i had a conversation at paribas -- would be solid. he has raised the hopes and expectations. look at the euro-dollar. tisovercrowded. it's overshorted. essence.he

. >> the constitution says only congress may declare war yet this president has in ub libya and this week in syria committed our sons and daughters to a war that is not authorized by congress. >> the white house says it does not need congressional approval. >> the world health organization says the death toll from the ebola outbreak is over 3,000. in liberia more than 150 people died in just two days. death versus been reported in nigeria and guinea. more than 6500 people are believed to be infected with the ebola virus a landmark will return in the when i will area. the store was destroyed by a fire more than a year ago. damage was so extensive there insurance won't cover it all. now road side development plans to purchase the dropt, rehab it and lease it back. that is good news to the retailers that has been doing business out of several temporary store fronts. >> one place, no more scavejerthount get your shopping list done. back home where we belong. >> road side will do all they can to preserve the building's facade. >> to the weather now, sunny and temperatures in the 80's. not

ubs ended up paying about $p 00 million -- 700 million in penalties, but $104 to rat out your firm, i going to work in the business again. charles: you don't need to. [laughter] >> sure, we need the se,. -- the sec. the more they can prosecute and it's not just insider trading, it's mortgage-backed securitieee faith there will be in the u.s. stock market, the more we will have investors x it's all about transparency. charles: when i started on wall street, every building down on wall street, there were maybe every floor had a different brokerage firm. there were hundreds and hundreds, and i watched the sec put them all out of business while there was a worldcom, an enron, a bernie madoff. they had no problem crushing little firms with two or three offices, but when it came to the big boys, they looked the other way. >> you are absolutely right, charles, but now in the past two years it's different. >> exactly. >> look at the list of -- [inaudible conversations] >> i agree with -- charles: i'm not impressed. hold on one second. >> they tried to change their ways. >> i agree with what m

that's the upside with limited and picking ubs.ack. >>> mcdonald's, jpmorgan raising, but does see potential going forward. >>> and starbucks plans to take full ownership of the japanese operations, and that will bring them more money and more stores, up 1.25%. . stuart: trouble for america's middle class, if you look purely at the top line numbers, unemployment is down, and the stock market's at record levels. however, most people just don't feel the benefits. according to the commerce department, median household income, 51.9 in 2013. that is down 8% since the recession. look at this. 108 million full-time jobs in 07 down to 105 million full-time jobs in 2013. here is grover norquist. hi, grover. let's suppose by a miracle we got lower corporate tax rates and lower individual tax rates, would that end quickly the shrinking of the middle class? >> i think it would be a big step in the right direction. when reagan did is exactly that. cut taxes, cut marginal tax rates. we saw strong economic growth about 20 million people got hired

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melissa: charlie i hope you say something nice. >> did he say he worked at merrill lynch and ubs?sa: yes. >> that explains a lot. melissa: no compliments. i know you're looking putting these in airports as well which makes a lot of sense. thanks so much for joining us. charlie, thanks i think for being somewhat after good sport. he got in there but a little insulting. what will you do. >>> more people are employed but are they working the right kind of job? for once the west is bracing for wet weather as the drought drones on. they could be breathing a sigh of relief. "piles of money" -- i'm breathing a sigh of relief that segment is over. i was worried about charlie out there. weren't you? "piles of money" coming up. [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ i have $40,ney do you have in your pocket r

shares of fireeye popping after a ubs put a buy on the cybersecurity firm. brent hill is the analyst behind that call. brent, great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you know you believe that sentiment has become unduly bearish. i'm just wondering, perhaps there is a reason for that bearishness, given the amount of revenue growth deceleration that we're going to see going to calendar year '15-'16. when you point out we're going to 40% range down from 165% or so, in the previous year? >> yeah, absolutely. our upgrades predicated on the stock is under massive pressure this year. we think cyberlandscape is very robust, and we think fireeye is a leader. clearly with the revenue growth will decelerate given the acquisition which helped the revenue growth this yee. so they'll have an unfair comp next year. but when you look what is going on, no one wants to be the ceo of target again. when you look at fireeye's perspective on the cyberlandscape, they are an absolute leader, there is no question. we spoke to numerous customers that are using the tech

>> he is mortified, he is mystified, really one of the more challenging questions here is what is ub doing to regulate their drivers? what kind of checks are they doing? what kind of background screening are they going to do? and as far as i can tell, they are completely unregulated at this point. that should be a concern for everybody. >> reporter: in a statement, uber said they have suspended the driver's account and that they are assisting authorities in the investigation. the driver faces two felony charges in this hammer attack. i'm joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> an uber driver was also arrested in florida this week for allegedly groping a woman. >>> tonight, we have new information about a woman who was beheaded. not in the middle east, but right here in the united states. by the time police arrived on the scene at this food processing plant in moore, oklahoma, one woman was dead, her head had been severed, another person stabbed, and the suspect seriously injured. police say alton nolan had just been fired from his job. >> it did appear random. he wasn't targeting anyone. wasn't goin

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. >> ub 0wouldn't go on camera but september an e-mail about the experience saying rider safety is no1 priority and policy to immediately suspend a driver account following any serious allegations. which we have done. that is not good enough for her frn. >> as a woman i don't feel safe to go out and try to take these rides home because i don't know what is going to happen to me. >> district attorney george released a statement about uber side car lift today we value innovation however we need to make sure the safety and well-being of cop assume remembers adequately protected in the process. da joint investigation found melt pel legal infractions by the company. they have until monday to respond. if san francisco, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >> then this harrowing tale that involves los angeles woma woman. after man broke into her home and followed her 92 on to the roof as she tried to run away from him she said she was in bed when 29-year-old christian hicks broke into her house near convenient is in beach. called 911 on the cell phone as she climbed on to the roof and hid under the ev

ubs says they are disappointed and will appeal the ruling and fight the underlying investigation.and cut 1700 jobs. they are selling off assets. almost 200 shops have been bought by vodafone. will take 2000 staff members. in ukrainest at risk and russia predicted losses. bad debt charges are rising because of the crisis in the region. it will rise 1.7 billion euros. >> let's go to investment strategy despite heightened volatility. of money managers failed to outperform their benchmarks. themore, let's welcome chief strategist. let's talk about the emerging markets in data that beat estimates. the emerging market index is lower today and has been on a since september. before then, of 20% from february to september. what is going on with emerging market equities? why the recent dip? >> let me just say that it is significant and the main reason is the valuation that is depressed. everybody -- this is one of the main reasons we have seen this in emerging markets. we have seen weakness in chinese data. lastis the story of the few weeks. i think the investors are becoming more cautious

director of the floor operations with the ubs.t we should look to for support. that was a while ago. >> that went in a flash and we took out the 50 day moving average. so rumor mongers are out and about. so the viewers should be careful. but it is clearly rather heavy selling to. simon's point about the rally being narrow there is nothing narrow about this selloff. and also speculations that some might have had to get in the position of lick dating. i haven't had to assess yet. but it's very broad selling. >> the bottom of the s&p 500, it's clotted with stocks that have done really well. apple, delta airlines, green mountain. a lot of high momentum names suffering the worse losses potential to the point you are making. >> instant gratification for the sell on ra shah shauna going very well so far. but i don't think that is the entire cause. >> we had a conversation earlier about some of the risk in the high yield market. we've now see both the hyg and the jnk approaching the lows hit this year, earlier in august. richard fisher at

again very good questions about where ub erer is in terms of jobs and i think it's something all of us would like to look into the future. >> any other comments. it's limited to two minutes 2 minutes in the interest of time. >> howard chad ner again. >> howard, if you can approach the microphone? >> can you hear me? i can't speak to the issue of blind people and deaf people and guide dogs, but it's 100 percent clear what mr. wrath bone said. you are basically decimating the cab industry and the san francisco enabled that. it maybe too late but we hope not. the fact is that it's been difficult to get the cab industry over decades to provide wheelchair accessible transportation. i think that until a few years ago they got better at it. but with the ride sharing companies, now you don't call of that anymore because sharing is like, hey, would you like some of my sandwich. sharing is not a commercial. just like facebook is defining the word friend downward. all of this called sharing economy is defining the word sharing downward. that is a bit of an aggression. what you are talking about i

. >> ub 0wouldn't go on camera but september an e-mail about the experience saying rider safety is no. 1 priority and policy to immediately suspend a driver account following any serious allegations. which we have done. that is not good enough for her frn. >> as a woman i don't feel safe to go out and try to take these rides home because i don't know what is going to happen to me. >> district attorney george released a statement about uber side car lift today we value innovation however we need to make sure the safety and well-being of cop assume remembers adequately protected in the process. da joint investigation found melt pel legal infractions by the company. they have until monday to respond. if san francisco, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >> then this harrowing tale that involves los angeles woma woman. after man broke into her home and followed her 92 on to the roof as she tried to run away from him she said she was in bed when 29-year-old christian hicks broke into her house near convenient is in beach. called 911 on the cell phone as she climbed on to the roof and hid under the

ub er is a technology to connect with people who need a ride. we do that through the app. as you know technology is really changing the way people move around the city. we are happy to be a part of that. like i said, uber is really evolving the way that the world moves and by connecting riders through our app we are able to provide more transportation alternatives and increase riders. we are very proud of the increased mobility that we've created for our users with disabilities across san francisco and the bay area. we are very excited about what technology can do to increase that mobility and there is still much more to come. uber's motion del is everyone's private driver. we hope to be that service for everyone. so, what uber does is provide a reliable, very fast access to safe and efficient transportation options. we compliment san francisco's existing transportation options like public transportation and taxis and other modes of transportation. we really amplify the ability for people to get around. on top of that we offer a flexible and convenient economic opportunity

. >> ub 0wouldn't go on camera but september an e-mail about the experience saying rider safety is no. 1 priority and policy to immediately suspend a driver account following any serious allegations. which we have done. that is not good enou for her frn. >> as a woman i don't feel safe to go out and try to take these rides home because i don't know what is going to happen to me. >> district attorney george released a statement about uber side car lift today we value innovation however we need to make sure the safety and well-being of cop assume remembers adequately protected in the process. da joint investigation found melt pel legal infractions by the company. they have until monday to respond. if san francisco, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >> then this harrowing tale that involves los angeles woma woman. after man broke into her home and followed her 92 on to the roof as she tried to run away from him she said she was in bed when 29-year-old christian hicks broke into her house near convenient is in beach. called 911 on the cell phone as she climbed on to the roof and hid under the ev

a great voice to listen to when you talk about the ecb is the chairman of ubs. why? because he could have been sitting in the chair. down him to tracked get a view of where we go next. let's listen to what he had to say. >> i think europe has stability risks and the central bank has to be careful on how they use their balance sheet. the central bank buys a broad set of assets and distorts all prices in the market in favor of prices for products that they buy in a targeted fashion. since credit risk is being deferred, that is a flirtation of risk. what is being made clear to governments and what has been debated is whether any potential are backed bycies government guarantee. >> is there a case of fiscal latitude? i do not think that there is. you only have it in a favorable starting position. the attitude at the moment is that governments are focusing on rather thansion consolidation. it is not the right approach. avernments need to establish trust of corporations and the people of europe into a sound fiscal and monetary operation of europe. i do not see that. we nee

i think after you hear from the ub malibu folks and also the neighbors of club malibu it is under your jurisdiction to decide whether or not to add conditions to this permit or what course you would like to take. i did want to mention there are a couple other people here. we have an officer from the ingleside station and a representative from the mayor's office and economic development and this is within his corridor and he has support to offer the malibu club folks and of course we do have neighbors here that would like to speak as well so with they will turn it back over to you commissioner hyde. >> so would the people representing club malibu like to come up and present to the commission. >> hi. i -- >> will you make sure you speak into the -- >> hi. thank you for having us. i'm an cat for the club and representing here on the club and the views of those. >> >> who benefit from the club, not only the employees but many other objections that the club supports. now at this point and to speak frankly club malibu feels that it is being unjusticely targeted by some of the neighbors. club

of ubs. the chairman he could have been in mario draghi's chair but decided not to.nly wanted to, but he didn't. let's talk about one of the other big stories. the roadshow is over but the journey may have just begun for the chinese online retailer alibaba and its investors. the company will price its ipo later today and it is on track to be one of the biggest in history. ryan, you were on the roadshow yesterday, in terms of the questions people are asking, what are they? >> we have been to nearly all the investor meetings over the last two weeks. one of the concerns you hear is the issue of corporate governance. it is twofold. people are concerned that it is just 30 partners that will determine the majority of the board. 2011, there was one incident when alibaba transferred alley pay -- ali pey to a company controlled by jack the founder of alibaba. they came to an agreement but it underlined -- underscored the issue that if you aren't on board with what the board is doing, you have to resort to legal recourse. that is not easy. the second issue is that this is one

and he got many calls from the ubs da to use this?u gotten many calls from the usda to use this? >> not yet. the actual metaphor a like to use for what we building is turbotax for food steps. the code andp of interface.mple we want the same thing for snap and footsteps. -- foodstamps. >> thank you so much for being here. people more information? >> significance labs, you can go to our website, and find more from jimmy as well. >> thank you, we're going to speak to the former master brewer of guinness to find out why he left to start a beer company. ,"ming up on "bloomberg west the upcoming ad fight. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. some late news today from ford. saying they will earn pretax profits of $6 billion this year, that misses its profit goals for the year. uto maker had set a goal of $8 million -- $8 billion. what went on after the news of the profit estimate that changed? >> you can see from a look at the stock chart. it plummeted and raised the gains for the year. mountain is looking at a negative y

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. >> what happens for ubs now? >> broadly we focus on the equity market space. the bull is pretty strong and i think we have seen it broadening out in the capital market space. it is not just ipos, we seen the blocks market up 50% year on year. and strong demand in the financial sector. >> talk to me about the pipeline. the story and the last five years is a huge pipeline of private equity firms who wanted an out. does that continue? as you say, where are the supplies coming from? write it equity has been a material component of the ipos coming to market and a material component of the blocked market. there are first generations coming through and we are seeing governments as well being a key factor behind that weather from the ipo perspective or actually standing down into it assisting positions. and corporate restructuring their balance sheet and using the liquidity in the equity market as a way of refinancing themselves. >> final question. we look at the tight sector -- heck sector. and big ipo sells papers, for ups where is the rapid line right now? where is

ramin nakisa joining us from ubs. samsung stole the show at the tech fair in berlin with the unveiling of two smartphones including one with a wraparound screen. nichols discovered, smartphones are the tip of the iceberg. anna, we will be taking you inside homes. samsung was the story, new smartphones, phablet's, you can make calls on the road, but inside the home the question on this connectivity, is how do you develop a common language so these devices can communicate? >> the problem that we do have is there is no industry standard. the appliances of different competitors cannot communicate. >> the other problem for these ,evices is how secure they are how are they able to guarantee that your home devices which know so much about you, won't be hacked. >> it is a topic. know, all of our telephones, our ipads, our are able to be hacked. air is always somebody who wants to look into it. there will always somebody who will help you prevent that. anna, you put me on the spot by asking me what my favorite household chore,

bloomberg, jumped er, even- ceo of ub though they are facing challenges around the world, you seem upke. but who would have predicted a taxicab company could beat is important. they just raged -- is raised their investment round and everyone in silicon valley from investors to consumers to pretty much everyone around, they are super excited. i think they are impressed by this robust response uber has wrought to the controversy. he is clearly a fighter and it showed. it has helped the company quite a bit. >> what is the biggest debate you had putting this list to gather where you guys were arguing about who should go >>re and why is china mark one thing that has been hanging over us is apple. jobse wake of steve passing, it has been hard to figure out where to put them. it seems like tim cook is coming into his own and although they did not move up the sheer, that's mostly because google was so strong and elon musk is so strong. interest -- --an side entrance. he's been at it for a long time. if you are seeing alibaba making a big impact with other companies. you have them investing in

class of 2012 senior client associate ubs financial. veronica mormando class of '95. chief operating officer ps finance. tamba aghailas. class of 2006. director, the voice of liberia from different walks of life many of our students exceed in different ways. yet their first step is exactly the same berkeley college. . captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: a second american journalist appears to have been executed by islamic state militants, who threatened more to come if the u.s. doesn't back off. good evening, i'm judy woodruff. gwen ifill is away. also ahead this tuesday, are health care workers losing the battle to stop the spread of ebola in west africa? we talk to the head of the u.s. centers for disease control who says the outbreak is "spiraling out of control." then, the cyber-theft of celebrities' private photos prompts questions over just how secure personal information is online. plus, a woman's mission to give china's abandoned and often neglected orphans a sense of

. >> the taj has workered to give ub their pension and health benefits, union president, don mcdefit says not a chance. >> he expects them to come out of bankruptcy with new owners and with some capital improvements and better manage. it will thrive once again. >> i believe that the trump organization is trying to capitalize on the fear of worker to get concessions that no other casino in the city has even considered. >> if this casino were to close, the employees would need 60 days notice and that hasn't happened yet. the new jersey department of labor says there will be a job fair here at the concvention center, more than 40 employers will be on hand, taking resumes and jobs can even be offered. i'm live in atlantic city, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> here at the big board today for the very first time, we are hearing from former ravens running back, ray rice's wife, she took to instagram with this long post. she called attention to that fight in the revel hotel. to make us relive a moment in our lives that we regret every day is a horrible thing, to tak

. >> wayne from ubs is joining us now.aleceo there is unsurprising on the outlook for iron ore. are we in a down turn, as well? we have mine supply growing at about 15%. we have steel in china growing around about the 2%, 3% to 4%. that clearly indicates that while the big miners continually push iron ore into china, we will continue to see weakness in the price. however, i do agree with him that the price may have found a bottom, at least in the near term. but nonetheless, next year we'll see it take another leg down. >> we saw rio tinto is going to have to reduce that a bit. vale is going to keep it up. >> i think there's a number of things interacting particularly for vale right now, relative to the australian miners. we have seen the real weaken off the u.s. dollar earlier than what we saw the australian weakening of against the u.s. dollar. clearly, there's a competitive edge there on the currency. the second thing is, vale begin to produce from a couple of their key development mines over the next couple of years. th

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the ub is -- u.n. is here to build on that so we can find peace and normality again. >> reporter: in bangui, the united nations peacekeeping force of thousands is preparing to head out to strategic locations across the country. it will have a strong mandate to protect civilians, and powers to arrest criminals. it will not be as mobile and well equipped as this french army. >> the soldiers have been working alongside peacekeepers, and start with drawing to remote areas, and back to banki, they -- bangui, they brought a sense of security, that many don't just want peace, they want justice. >> horrific crimes committed in the town have been repeated across the country. many are carrying deep psych logical wounds. for now, clarice is not interested in reconciliation. she wants revenge for the children she'll never hold again. >>> in its weekly radio address, pope francis added a voice to its calls for an end to the violence and central african republic. >> i grant the commitment and prayer of the catholic

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. >> ubs takes it to a buy. price target, 65.y're upping their numbers for '15, '16, '17, '18. >> when i see these upgrades, i'm looking to see if the numbers are up. that's significant, well above everybody. i like that. >> there's the opening bell. the s&p at the top of your screen. at the big board this morning, wbi celebrating the recent launch of ten exchange traded funds. over at the nasdaq, aluminum, maker of life science tools, doing the honors. the netflix call we mentioned, by the way, initiating with a buy as well. >> suntrust was neutral, basically saying we love it but the stock is too expensive. you rarely read that someone says, i don't like a stock because it's too expensive. but we had a mobile downgrade. deutsch bank saying it's too expensive. >> having upgraded it in late august, which got the whole rally under way. >> we're seeing great research today. away from apple. meaningful research. >> speaking of which, i'm trying to think, there are some upgrades of apple, right? >> some price target bumps, yeah. look