that's to longer necessary as vail has bought out the folks who own the bottom of the mountain.nd powder is saying as part of that agreement, pcmr will, all pcmr employees will able to keep their jobs, vail must maintain them in their current roles. now vail is saying, you should see the stock sup, it intends to connect pcmr, along with the canyons resort it's rented next door for the 2015-16 ski season to create the largest single ski resort in the united states. 182.5 million in cash, the story is apparently over. carl. back to you. >> some would argue that even that is a bargain. quite a high-profile buy for vail and certainly one that is moving the needle for investors today. >>> when we come back, already a "jeopardy" champion, find out why ibm's super computer watson is setting its sights on education. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone c

i'll take the 8 point gain in vail. vail stocks do not deserve to go higher using free money.eserves has nothing to do with it as we learn from the movie unforgiven. who cares? i'm not mad they have access to the capital i would only be angry if they didn't use the free money. second missing piece of the puzzle the fed is supposed to be worried about job creation and economic growth in addition to fretting about inflation. we just got a sub par last friday and another weak number today. what's the fed supposed to do to please the hedge fund guys. say you know what that data is good even though it looks bad all because a bunch of super smart hedge fund managers think they're not worried enough? the data isn't all that good. they can't just claim sit good and make it harder for business to hire. that would be idiocy. as for inflation, where is it? oil is plummeting. everyone uses oil. the fed wants price stability but when it comes to oil the fed wants it lower. it creates nothing for this country or it's people. how about food. the food price index has been crashing back to lev

most importantly it provides for the special tax to be calculated to be 55 percent of the property vail. the formation also addresses and units a compliance with the sequa and also provides that the in no circumstances that requires supplemental eir associated with the district. the formations has been updated to reflect the fact that the cf d includes the private properties to construct the tiements to join and the publicly owned property where they intend to transfer the property and the property will be obligated to pay the tax in the district >> so those are the motions before us i will make the motion. >> supervisor kim has made a motion to amend seconded by supervisor wiener we'll take that without objection. we'll pass those amendments supervisor kim. the court: thank you. again want to give thanks to all the parties we were able to get into the final structure that works with all parties that remains the dollars on the $860 million we are projected where from the special taxes to fund those improvement i want to make f that clear that the mayor's office asked for the additional

the camera will show you downtown san francisco and the vail overhead and much of the tonight over thend they will prevail by the afternoon and talk about showers arriving mid-week. they will show you not one, but two systems. we have an upper level low responsible for the cloud cover over the weekend pushing out to the east and leaving us. we see them prevailing not just for minute, but attention turns to a cold front that is sliding to the east. that will surprise the shower chances and relies on the doorstep and lingers into thursday. the forecast animation throughout monday morning will start off with morning along the coast, but the marine layer shrinks throughout the afternoon. sunshine will be in effect throughout the bay area for monday. we look week ahead and the area of low pressure that will enter the pacific northwest. by wednesday morning, light showers and the rain will push in through the bay area late wednesday. the best chance of the higher amounts of rain will be in northern california and the north bay, but there is a likelihood that san francisco could pick up from

obviously vail is the most popular resort in the country. obviously people although there is the same day price that is high people feel like it is a good value. >> okay. enough okay. thank you very much, jane, rob and brian's two cent's worth, as well. >>> fracking boom may be responsible for keeping the bills from moving to toronto. >> yes. an we're gong to explain that story. >>> plus, each week on fridays, mandy and myself, reveal our stand-out stocks of the week. the mystery you have been waiting for all day. >> all day. literally. >> unveiled in a couple of minutes. (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built powerful technology to alert you to your next opportunity. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. with the top speedou compare of comcast the top speed of business dsl from the internet... phone company well, there's really

a cash foot to the extent possible this is not only a one of the considerations it's a fundamental vail fundamental value of how we do this in a village sound way. >> i also think that infrastructure you know for california now, it's also going to be the water infrastructure that we need to really think and fund that's a current debate in sacramento but i agree whooeld r wholeheartedly with leader pelosi position and the manufacturing for the future the green house gas emissions we ought to give more consideration to that product. (inaudible) >> by 200 r 2018 (inaudible). >> for those how didn't hear bits about equality. those union jobs i know that mike knows that better than everyone else here our middle-class jobs for workers that want to earner their way forward the more projects that are infrastructure related and transportation related and water is from related for good paying jobs that i expect tesla to pay are all part of reestablishing and making sure we don't lose the middle-class that is the whole purpose of buy the american bonds act it is reestablishing what we have for the

new wealth the property sexually assaulting value and air banishing as he b is losing your property vail please don't have any part of this until it's vested properly. >> thank you very much. next speaker. . hi i jean in a i've been blessed to say i've lived in this beautiful city for 17 years i hope never to leave. i bought my home in north beach 13 years ago and put a lot of money into it uvenl i had to leave when i had my second child in order to get more space and not move to more and more run we have to pay a higher rate than with we could afford to make this work is to get into the air b and b business for the property we own. if you take that away from us on a year-round base it will do nothing. nothing for the people in our situation who have to use air b and b to stay in san francisco we'll building priced out of san francisco and have to sell our house and move the rents have been rising for years and to blame the high cost of renting on homeowners that are finding ways to stay in the city is unfair, short-sighted and doesn't solve the recommendation problem. doesn't solve the

sunny vail, 89. union city, 86. 100 in brentwood and livermore. 73 in san francisco. san rafael, 87. cloverdale, 98. we stay warm through the weekend. we stay sunny next week. temperatures drop back down near 60s near the bay. it is september, we could get warm and we are warm. >> all right. >> thank you. >> as expected. thank you paul. >>> well imagine seeing these guys outside your house. a mama bear and her cubs take over a california neighborhood. that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, california neighborhood. >> a mama bear and her cub decided to visit a quiet southern california neighborhood. >> i love this. crystal cruz shows us neighbors couldment get enough of them. >> reporter: first came baby bear moving slowly down the tree. then came mama bear with those beady eyes, unsure of her next move, the bear pair spotted in front of a home in monrovia. >> they saw the avocados and started eating them. >> reporter: people armed with cameras and curiosity couldn't get enough of the wild animals. some snapping tough money shots getting way too close for comfort. >> she

rupert murdoch, what starts is a probe into british tabloids owned by the news corporation lifts the vail. the cozy relationship between successive prime minister's at 10 downing street and a media skill that will are acquiring assets, skill and political power. i sat down with nick davis to discuss the story, the power of fear and the future of the murdoch media empire which lies disgraced but by know means defeated. nick davis, thanks for joining us at the listening post today in your epilogi you write we need to shake ourselves free of this illusion, "stop the machinations occurring in truth." when have journalists on book tours been so modest? >> that's the reality is that you write about a bad thing, the bad thing will stop. whereas actually what happens and this is a class classic example, the phone hacking scandal, the people get angry and do a lot of running around shouting and carry on. so, in this particular case, we probably stopped the hacking of phones. i would think that criminal activity in british national newspaper offices has fallen from rather a high level to zero. but

sunny vail, 89. union city, 86. 100 in brentwood and livermore. 73 in san francisco.an rafael, 87. cloverdale, 98. we stay warm through the weekend. we stay sunny next week. temperatures drop back down near 60s near the bay. it is september, we could get warm and we are warm. >> all right. >> thank you. >> as expected. thank you paul. >>> well imagine seeing these guys outside your house. a mama bear and her cubs take a mama bear and her cubs take over ,,,, so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." oh no, we have a dress code here, and it's not see through. next! whoa, this is a lunchbox, not a halloween bag. so sorry - this lunchbox is already at capacity. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mi

them, that i don't want anyone to imagine, imagine, imagining, that they can pierce the protective vail of the secret service period. because i firmly believe that the reputation is so very, very very, very important, and, you know, i just -- i just -- again, that culture thing is an issue. i'm sure others will question you about that, but i -- i -- i just -- i thank you for your testimony. i yield back. >> thank you, and i'll recognize myself. following up on ranking member cummings, i sent you a letter, director, specifically asking for details on the situation on 2011. i would ask unanimous consent to enter it into the record to all members can see it. hearing no objections so ordered. director, why is it -- why is it that when i look at this report, there isn't even a mention of officer carey johnson, and yet the "washington post" details about her calling into the secret service headquarters. why isn't her name even mentioned in the spot report? >> the spot report reflects the active investigation. i don't know what information that you have relative to officer's johnson's reportin

westbound 80 from albany all the way down to emery vail. various lanes -- emeryville. various lanes blocked. if you're coming out of the altamonte pass the drive time for now still looks great. as you can see no big issues in the livermore valley. on the drive time on westbound 580 and we are seeing the delays on 205 out of tracy. the commute is definitely beginning. it's starting to pick up some speed now right around mountain house. here's the live look at the nimitz 880 and oakland. taillights look good. southbound no delays so far and coming into hayward. and if you are crossing the san mateo bridge, this is the commute direction all the taillights heading out along the peninsula. no delay this up and over the high-rise. it should be about a 14 minute drive time in both directions right now. and mass transit also looking good. no delay for b.a.r.t., ferries, caltrain or ace. that's your latest kcbs drive to work. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg rumored to have spent some $66 million on his own little slice of paradise. >> pacific business news reports he bought a

i beg you to have a secret service where a person cannot imagine a person imagining breaking that vail. you have to have the reputation that goes with it. the reputation is, in large part, what stops people from doing these things. >> that is an excellent point. the reputation is, itself, a means of deterrence. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you, chris. >> according to another extensive washington post investigative piece, far more is now known about what happened at the white house. 21-year-old -- this is a remarkable story. 21-year-old oscar ortega hernandez stopped his black honda, armed with 180 rounds of ammunition and a semi-automatic rifle, opened fire. at least seven bullets struck the exterior of the white house on or near the truman balcony near the residence of the first family. officers heard 6-8 shots. officers were sitting on constitution avenue. they even smelled gun powder they were so close to the source of the gun powder. the white house had not been fired upon. it was probably a construction vehicle backfiring. the gunman had abandoned his car after a whil

in denver, heavy rain and snow fell in vail. there was even a tornado warning in the late afternoon. a crazy way to wrap up september. >> higher elevations will do all kinds of things to you. above sea level you get 5 -- 5 -- five -- >> do you need to turn your microphone on? >> we will figure that out. >> do you need minutes? >> i need to update my plan. >> we're going to show you a corn maze. we showed you pumpkins last time. kinds of fun things to celebrate fall. i can't quite see what it says. buy local. >> all right, that's always a good idea. there we go. let's talk about was happening around here right now. we have partly cloudy skies and a live look from our rooftop camera. temperatures in the 70's. 77 at reagan national. we have on our weather bug network. in alexandria, 76 at nationals park. the rain is still west and will stay in the west with heavier downpours coming our way over the next several hours or so. this extends all the way to the west of the metro area. the national weather service has just put out a sever

the governor says he believes afghan forces will per vail, but he is waiting for reinforcement and it'scult to get there. 400 reinforcements have been sent, but are running into trouble along the roads. we have seen this kind of fighting around afghanistan, a very difficult fighting season for the security forces, but this is considered particularly brutal with at least 70 people having been killed, the government waiting for reinforcements from outside, the local police holding their own against the taliban in yet another time here. in a sensitive time, afghanistan's new president is set to inaugurated on monday. afghans hope this will bring more stability to the country. this attack just the latest in a difficult fighting summer for afghan forces. >>> the u.n. general assembly continues in new york, the palestinian president is set to address the general assembly. he is expected to demand that israel withdraw to the pre1967 borders. they divided palestine into 1937. a green line was agreed in 1949. it is also known as the pre-1967 borders, and that's what abbas wants to return to. the

people wearing blackoutfits with faces covered with black vails entered.hey assured us they are not going to harm us. they took all of our belongings and told us to leave and go into the streets. >> escorted by the prime minister, the group arrived in the capitol a saturday. >> today is not only a celebration day for you and your families. it is a very significant day for the whole nation. i wish from god that all of our days in the future would be as good as this one and we will never experience such a sadness ever begin. again. >> no ransom was paid. there was no armed confrontation with isil. >> translator: yesterday, at 11:30 at night, the rescue operation that had been going on for days had finally, reached its final stage. we reached so hard for months to reach the outcome today. i want to thank the members of the turkish service who worked with all kinds of sacrifices. >> more than 30 turkish were captured in mosul in june. they were frieda month later. when the second group of hostages were not set free as well, questions were raised as to what was

a little bit warmer than today. 88 gilroy. 81 san jose. 79 sunny vail. los gatos mid 80's peninsula. 79 in redwood city. 68 on the coast in pacifica. downtown san francisco coming up couple of degrees. 70 there. 66 upset district and north bay 60's along the coast. very little change in santa rosa up to 80 degrees. 82 nap a.hazy san rafael. 83 out towards the east bay. mid 70's berkeley oakland continue. land spots you are on the warm side warmer than today by kim of degrees but also dealing with some of the smoke. 87 livermore i 84 in cop cord. 7 day forecast hazy sky for the weekend and as we head towards monday autumn officially arrives at 7:29 p.m. and just in case you keep tab temperatures will be sliding. we good down each every day by few degrees to make it feel a little bit like a change of seasons. chance of showers middle of the week but as you both know the october can be very warm month and oftentimes our coast gets really warm weather if october going into november. we still have summer coming. >> all right thank you. >> more to bring you he

vladimir putin reportedly responded with a vailed threat to conquer kiev. recent days have been calmer in ukraine, and russia's seaming tacit acceptance of the u.s. assault against i.s.i.l. may be the sign of a somehow. the u.s. has begun what it says will be years of fighting to destroy i.s.i.l. >> we'll do what is necessary to take the fight to the terrorist group. >> a group whose tactics added to an enormous refugees crisis. >> we feel we have lost everything. we have been humiliated, tortured. i.s.i.l. kidnapped our women. >> military official say the first salvo was successful, scattering forces, damaging the infrastructure. president obama made sure to mention that arab nations are joining the fight. >> the strength of the coalition makes it clear that it is not america's fight alone. >> what is not clear is how the new level in the messy and drawn out civil war will be received on the home front. how it will affect america's view of president obama's leadership, with midterm elections around the corner. >> where do the voters stand when it comes to

people wearing blackoutfits with faces covered with black vails entered. they assured us they were not going to harm us. they took all of our belongings and told us to leave and go into the street. the group arrived at the capitol. >> today is not only a celebration day for you and your families. it is a very significant day. all of our days in future, we hope they will be as good as this one. we will never experience such a sadness ever again. >> the no ransom was paid and it is reported there was no armed confrontation with isil. it yesterday, the rescue operation that has been going on for days reached its final stage. for months. the turkish intelligence and sacrifices. thirty others were freed and release add month later. when the second round were not released as well. questions were asked as to what a ankara was doing to does your their release. until some analyst thinks it won't change even though the hostages are safe. >> i think turkey will continue to be a very reluctant and it it's been cobbled by the united states. turkey has indicated the air

people in colorado mountains southwest got yesterday, the storm dropped heavy snow in tell ride and vailweather situation, no snow here but a little bit of everything today. as we take a live look at the center city skyline from center city hd, we may see wet weather ahead in the accuweather forecast. for more on that is karen rogers, in for david at the big board. >> reporter: hi rick, beautiful afternoon. 76 degrees in philadelphia. 71 in allentown and 73 in reading and 72 in wilmington and 73 in millville and on the boards in a.c., 72 degrees, so temperatures doing pretty good. there is an image of satellite 6 along with action radar, and now you can see that they have moved out of here across the coastline and they are dry in the region strks mostly sunny skies in philadelphia and more cloud cover in allentown and north of atlantic city, can you see cloud cover hugging the coastline at this point. we'll see sunshine mixed with clouds through the afternoon and things look better for us and we have the slight chance for a shower popping up in places and more so this afternoon and night

the first to have 4g wifi in their cars to demonstrate what you can do with that, we enlisted jack vailarched social media profiles of people nearby -- >> jimmy: pedestrians. random people. >> that's right. learned all about them, caught up to them on hollywood boulevard and freaked them out. >> jimmy: so, they have no idea that you know something about them. you found them, who, just, but how, just by checking their -- >> hash tags, instagram stuff, twitter. >> jimmy: you have to be careful. here's what they did. >> all right, guys, we're going to connect to the 4g wifi. we're going to find people in the area. >> and i can eat here. >> can we find people first? >> hey, jack, i got one. she just took a selfie. her name is shelby. >> that's her. i see her. >> she has a white dog named cody. >> the name cody flashed in my head. cody. >> that's my childhood dog, yeah. >> shut up. >> you shut up. >> your name's shelby. >> yes, my name is shelby. >> that's right. shel shelby. >> and your last name starts with an s. but i don't -- i don't see that but i know it starts with an s. >> who are yo

tong vail it's global strategy, finally will be here in the next couple of minutes. stay with us. >> as us forces prepare to pull out of afghanistan after twelve long years, al jazeera's fault lines travelled there.

sell 123 million of the shares with rest being offered by the company early investors including sunny vailhoo that sell 23 percent stake. >> well now to story that is about california departmental association holding conference in san francisco this weekend. now typically we send our reporter jonathan bloom to convention about technology but as it turns out, that is exactly what this is. >> in convention hall usually filled with president obamaers and engineer you faint the bi biggest tooth brush you have ever seen. giant banner for colgate and crest. don't have to drill down far to realize you are at a dental conference. but one that is awfully high tech. >> this is a digital impression did he vase. >>reporter: this little wand could spell the end of biting down on mouthful of goop. >> some patient's gag. difficult to breathe. they have to sit still for 3 minutes. >>reporter: inform longer now dentist can take a 3d picture inside your mouth and print out copies of your teeth l. >> when off tooth prepared putting a temporary like a band-aid this. >>reporter: milling machine makes a crown f

it may be good to promote pompeii, but it draws a vail of violence over the real issues here.ration works aren't being performed in the time given by the european union. >> reporter: a performance will take place here on saturday. if the shows are successful, this will become a regular feature of the summer months. but for once culture rather than criticism took center stage in pompeii. >>> that's it from the news hour team, but i'll be back in just a couple of minutes. thanks for watching. ♪ >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> on the stream, >> america's veterans are dying at an alarming rates of accidental overdoses of prescription drugs, given to them by the military. candid conversation on the stream... >> the stream, on al jazeera america >> a firsthand look at the ongoing battle against the isil threat. >> bombs are

we have a vail over our eyes that it's not that bad. we are going to imagine it better than it is. still in that denial needs to watch the video as awful as it is so we can wake up for women in america. >> i agree with you and i think too often this is the case and what we need to do is use this as an example as to how we move forward. i grew up on the phrase that all that is required for the triumph of evil that good men remain silent and do nothing. >> and good women. because i love the women's voices. i love the women's voices that have been out there that you read on twitter. i think women are awakening and taking charge of the story if there is a silver lining, that would be it. >> thank you for not being silent on this. appreciate it. >> you too, thank you. >> up next, a lighter subject. the pomp and the circumstance of apple. a big announcement happening right now. we are going to talk to the big name in the tech industry about how significant that is. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple ameri

preventing women from having vails. forcing people to comply with those sorts of rules, which then is generating all sorts of animosity locally. on the several trips i've made, those issues have always been there bubbling away. and seem to have been playing into these tensions that are growing. certainly there is some radicalization, too. but what we've seen now over 200 deaths this year, so a very, very serious problem for the chinese state. >>> from russia, the president vladimir putin has apparently discussed with his security council potential cooperation on fighting isis. that is according to the russian news agency quoting the kremlin spokesman saying that russia is looking at cooperating with other countries. they didn't say which other countries and which other partners on a plan to counter islamic state in the framework of international law. so, more on that as soon as we get it. >>> the problem of extremism affects so many countries, and kenya has been marking one year since the westgate shopping mall attack b

as the chairman has said, much of what deters people from trying to pierce the protective vail of theecret service is the reputation, and that reputation must be one of excellence and effectiveness. today's witness, ms. julie pearson was appointed as the director of the secret service last year to help restore the agency's standing. she has had a distinguished 30-year career with the agency, and to her credit she immediately ordered an internal review and agreed to testify. with respect to the most recent incident, i have see questions for the director that i know are shared by many people across the country. did the secret service have specific protocols for handling this type of perimeter breach? if so, were those protocols followed in this case? and if they were, do they need to be changed in light of what happened? if the protocols not followed, why were they not followed? and how can we have confidence that they will be followed in the future. i alsoing want to understand what happens prior to the incident. gonzales was arrested in virginia two months earlier on july 19th. mr. ch

delays from the 95 interchange out of belts vail past familiar -- beltsville, past new hampshire. a crash near georgia avenue had been cleared over to the left shoulder. fredricksburg e -- vre trains big delays with a switch problem problem. back to you. >> that is probably driving some people crazy so don't let the price of fillup drive us crazy as well. we're tea a look at gas prices in leesburg, virginia -- we're taking a look at gas prices in leesburg, virginia. the most expensive is going for $3.36 at -- $3.56 at the shell on rugby drive. >>> now our question of the day. only four states do not have one of these. is it a, state income tax, b, a billionaire, or c, colorful license plates? abdul jones said a but the answer is b. we had one viewer do i just hope she has good coffee. at least we're talking about it. i was kidding. i know just try to be serious in there, okay? okay, you're right. it's just going to be simple steps. that's all we need. yeah... just hope she doesn't tell us we have to work until we're 80. the it's time to talk about retirement conversation. wells fa

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check out the vail. see it there. this is on the cover of hello magazine.wings on it, and they were done by her six children and sewn on by the master tailor at versace. yeah, nonetheless. people magazine also had some wedding pictures, jolie's dress spaeskically made of course, but brad pitt, he wore a suit from his closet. it was probably nice. but he borrowed a tie from one of his sons because he forgot to pack one. big day. >> anybody draw on his suit? >> i guess not. >> both collections of their kids. it's a tight knit family, no pun intended. >> little bit there i think. >>> that's what's happening "today in the bay," we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> join us for at 11:00, until then, this have a great day. >>> good morning. breaking news overnight. the u.s. launches air strikes against a key militant leader with ties to al qaeda while pressure mounts on president obama to attack isis as he gets set for nato meetings overseas. >>> dangerous weather. powerful storms roll across the midwest producing tornadoes, hail and lightning.

baby vail. savannah was so adorable and peaceful. that baby is a bundle of joy. jenna bush hager went. that was a terrible selfie. savannah just looked so joyful. i get teary eyed. >> that's great. we'll show more of that in a little while. our top story, though, this morning. >>> scandals rocking the nfl, nbc national correspondent peter alexander has more on this. good morning to you. >> matt, good morning to you. minnesota vikings are telling star running back adrian peterson to stay away from all team activities while the league's player association has officially appealed the suspension of ray rice. he is not the only one challenging how the nfl has handle this had domestic abuse scandal. the league's biggest sponsors are now also demanding answers and results. overnight the minnesota vikings reversed their decision for monday, reinstating adrian peterson and are now banning the football star from all team activities while allowing him to take care of his personal situation until all legal proceedings are resolved. the star, who admits he disciplined his son

on the earnings front, accenture, paychex, kb home and vail resorts. >>> citizens financial priced belowexpected range of $23 to 25. the offering range is about $3 billion for citizens, which is owned by rbs. valuing the u.s. retail bank at roughly $1 billion. it's the second largest ipo this year, but it's also the biggest banking deal since the financial crisis. bs shares are trading down about 1.4% today. >>> the s.e.c. is reportedly investigating whether pimco artificially inflated the returns on a popular etf aimed at small investors. "the wall street journal" says the probe has been under way for months. and whether investers were given an accurate information. it is a violation of the securities law to give false information. i'm not going to condone anything pinko did here. in a way, you shouldn't be too surprise that they are looking into how you're pricing this. what you have to say is that these bonds are very difficult to value. >> they're looking at the etfs, which have been very popular especially among the retail audience because it gives them ability to have exposure to s

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lebron up vailing the newest shoe this week, first new nike product since returning to the sal call ofstailing for $200, and brought in $300 million last year, only a small fraction of the company's $28 billion in sales, biggest apparel company in the world, and held of a name, peter, which we talked about, how important it is to have a good name. you like nike? >> it's -- well, it's a fantastic brand. >> become good over time. nike, nike, nike. >> a greek goddess. >> mythology, all these things work. there's a rule where the names you start companies with set the tone for the whole thing. facebook was a better name than my space. that sounded narcissistic, l.a. like, and facebook, more reading, and my space about writing, and reading dominated writing, or a bad name would have been napster, the music site. what do you nap? music? a kid? >> where are you between dr investor between uber and lyft? >> i'm bias. i'm an investor in lyft. i feel uber has -- i feel there's a negative ring because it sort of means you're above everybody, above the law, and -- >> and daring authority. >> lyft i

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weapons against their children, nor can they tolerate rule so brutal they have to go around fully vailed, people get hands chopped up, public behead,ings, et cetera, et cetera. >> i want to end on ebola. it's a global threat. yet here's what one worker for the world health organization in liberia said. i've worked in many crisis for more than 20 years, and it's the first time i see a situation that nobody mewants to come. people are afraid to come. that's it. talking to the counterparts at the u.n., are you confident they will send the people to the region to stop this outbreak? >> you put your finger on the issue. people want to check the box, we gave it the office, you wrote a check. we need doctors. we need nurses. we need engineers. president obama's leadership on this as with isil has been key. >> other countries following? >> last week we had a his toric emergency session, 134 co-sponsors of the resolution, and we are now calling on those 134 countries to cough up more than checking a box and cosponsors a resolution but a willingness to join us. the fact there's an american foothol

we've got somebody here who wants to have a play date with savannah's daughter, vail. who is this?u from? >> gross pointe, michigan. >> she is beautiful. >> thank you. >> how old? >> almost 5 months. >> that's great. thanks for bringing her down. >> thank you. >> i'll call savannah, see what we can do. let's check out your weather. the latest on odile. and it is still a tropical storm, making its way toward tucson, 190 miles away. if it stay s a tropical storm, 1997 since they've had a tropical storm move in. probably extended further east as we move along. look at all the rain we're talking about, anywhere from three to seven inches. could be up to nine inches of rain causing massive flooding. we are going to be watching that. wet >>> and we're about to see some changes to our forecast, as well, during the day today with partly cloudy skies right now, 80 south of san jose. 60s to low 70s around san francisco for the afternoon, and for the north bay, mostly cloudy skies, chance of showers late north of santa rosa temperatures today in the 70s and we'll see 70s towards the tri-valle