. >> in a word vogel has called this witchcraft. he thinks that it's oversold, that it is basically repackaging of old conten content-- concepts such as value investing, are not counters that the problem with traditional market cap weighted indexes is that they overweight, overvalued stocks and that they underweight undervalued stocks. >> well, let's take a look at the tale of the tape and find out how the performance is comparing the flagship 500 mutual index fund which tracks the s&p 500 and the etf based on arnott strategy. clearly different differences where the power shares etf has outperformed year to three three year and five year compared to the index fund so how do you explain the difference? >> that's correct. and you know again, it's a short life span. this has been a certain type of market that the spo we are shares funds has performed in. hard to tell over the life span like we've seen with market cap weighted indexes. the market cap weighted index fan was argue that this-- that those returns come at the expense of high

vatican city vogel school any need just days after the g eight summit wrapped up in france so course the focus was mainly on the grants already achieved between the leaders like a common stance on the north africa and the middle east conflicts uprising again dmitri medvedev reiterated today russia's position russia supports a peaceful resolution of the conflicts in league and considers it the country's internal affairs also invited for talks today in rome was us vice president joe biden apart from libya and the middle east conflict they discussed the u.s. plans to deploy and to me sell system in europe you know russia expects more transparency more cooperation from the u.s. on that as this system is to be deployed so kudos to russia's borders from joe biden and to meet their presence in rome today were presided daves from some eighty countries as eataly held a major military parade in the center of rome today and these years parade is special because twenty eleven marks one hundred fifty years since each city was unique by as a country from a patchwork of city states so it was very s

let that one slide and in fact the only documented answer that we've seen came from politicos and vogel he got a letter not addressing whether the four requests to be adhered to or not but just stating that robert gates personal staff is going to be responding to it robert gates personal staff rather than a typical career for employees the ones that are meant to be nonpartisan and ones that are meant not to take into account any possible embarrassment but that release because they're just supposed to decide whether there's a legal basis for it or not but aside from that that's been it there's still no actual response there's definitely no release of the information or of those pictures and that is a blatant slap in the face not only to the first amendment to every single journalist in this country it's not like this administration has a problem arguing they believe in the importance of state secrets that are vital to our national security we've seen that you are of times already and that's another flip flop by the way from candidates to president obama but you just ignore the deadline l

alisyn: such a sad situation anita vogel, what is the latest this morning? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. this is a fire that has more than doubled in size since saturday, and it is still raging. zero percent containment on this so far. late last night, governor jan brewer declared a state of emergency for certain affected areas. we're talking about flames that have scorched close to 240,000 acres of eastern arizona. it is a sparsely populated pine forest with small towns gutted all throughout. so far, four buildings have burned, they could be homes or outhouses. right now authorities just don't know. three hundred fifty other structures are threatened. luckily no injuries, though, to this point. the plays has prompted more than 2000 people to evacuate, and with no end in sight, it is also sparking a lot of fear. >> we wanted to stay, but we ended up leaving, because it was getting worse and worse. >> we'll just keep going and we'll just stay here and just keep an eye on where the fire is going and just pray, pray, pray. >> reporter: and officials believ

ryan vogel song turned in a great performance last night. he allowed four hits and one run in seven innings, against the twins. the giants break a five-game losing streak by beating the twins 5-1. vogelsong spent the last five years trying to make a major league team, now he is 5-1 this season. great for him. >> the a's are going to try to win their series against the mets at 10:00 this morning. oakland lost a tough one in the big apple last night. bases loaded and richard brad ziegler hits the batter. a's lost that one, 3-2 in 13 innings. what about cal baseball? they are going to be back on the field. they play the virginia cavaliers in omaha. the bears lost their first game at the college world series so they have to win them all to win a national title. if the bears beat virginia they play south carolina tomorrow. certainly keep you posted. >> if baseball is not your thing, how about mutton busting. the contest broke out tuesday night. look at the little ones trying to hold on tight. like a mini bull riding session. a lot of fun. a lot o

we've got a panda sighting and another solid effort from ryan vogel song.nts get the first lead of the game in the second inning. bottom three, the cardinals would tie the game at one. the giants take back the lead in the fifth. freddy sanchez with a single to center, bringing around torres to make it 2-1. they just added another and right now in the eighth it is 3-1, the giants leading. also some encouraging signs from the game. pablo sandoval taking early batting practice this afternoon. about 75 swings in the cage as he recovers from wrist surgery. any positive developments with regard to health right now is welcome for this giants team. sandoval is scheduled to get another round of batting practice tomorrow. then could start a rehab assignment that would get him perhaps 20 at-bats this weekend. so the return of the panda looks like it could be coming in the very near future. also the a's getting set to battle the yankees again tonight. comprehensive coverage of every bay area team is on sportsnet central on comcast sports bay area every night at 10:30.

european scale of the crisis, it has been found to provide financial aid by mobilizing 191 of the vogel, an organization of the market with exceptional community aid funding 100% by the community budget. so that will until compensation. compensation for certain categories of producers and products. in the case of the non-members, so that we can control, we have to monitor the quantity withdrawn from the market's and concluded contract with existing producers and compensation would be based on the producer organization. as for the fruits and vegetables sector come all community aid is channeled through producer organizations. as a reference period, the price of products covered by this , 2008, 2009, we have decided on the compensation level of 30% of the market price in that reference period. the market price then, the average, was higher than the price at present. we do not have exact details of prices on all community markets. following the discussion we have had this afternoon, where member states did justifications and asked for these figures to be revised upwards, i asked him -- i g

our own anita vogel has the very latest on those fires from our west coast newsroom.orter: well, hi there jon. it's not just that one town of grier, it's several small towns along eastern arizona. in fact late yesterday governor jan brewer had to declare a state of emergency for those affected areas. now, we're talking about flames that have scorched more than 240,000 acres so far. it is a sparsely populated picturesque fine forest -- pine forest with small towns gutted throughout. so far, four buildings have concerned, they could be barns or outhouses, authorities don't know. luckily no injuries at this point. the blaze has prompted more than 2000 people to evacuate and with no end in sight it's also sparking a lot of fear. >> this caused a lot of people a lot of hardship. i have nowhere else to go. >> we'll just keep going and we'll just stay here and keep an eye on where the fire is going and pray, pray, pray. >> reporter: the smoke is -- smoke is drifting all the way to the midwest, seen in new mexico, colorado, kansas , iowa, and in colorado, the state department

anita vogel is looking into this from our west coast newsroom. >> reporter: hi there martha.r nature is not helping this situation. weather conditions are hazardous now and they're expected to continue that way for the next couple of days. it was late yesterday that governor jan brewer declared a state of emergency for eastern parts of arizona. the flames have scorched close to 240,000 acres, making this one of the largest fires in arizona history. it's concentrated in a sparsely populated pine forest gutted by small pacific esp towns. so far, four buildings have burned. they could be homes or outhouses. right now, authorities just don't know. fortunately, no injuries have been reported, but the blaze has prompted more than 2000 people to evacuate. >> i don't have a lot of hope right now. i mean, that fire was heading right towards me and the wind is blowing right that way. it's just a bad situation. >> this has caused a lot of people a lot of hardship. i have nowhere else to go. >> reporter: 2500 fire personnel are on the fire lines from as far away as oregon and new york. n

vogel's leadership -- chairman tebow's leadership.have believed one we had our first hearing what has come true, which is that we have had 20 successful, major public and tell lies hearings. that is his. he built the machinery. mr. nasser, -- mr. ambassador, i have heard that resourced management is demanding repayment of a large sum from .inosaudinecorp it has been conducting police training from 2004. they went back and conducted an audit last year which showed the lack of proper support documentation. the sum i have heard is $518 million. but i would defer. i would just say that many years have been waiting period has state finally demanded repayment of a some certain from dinecorp? >> let me give you a two-part answer. we also picked up from bloomberg news service on friday this $518 million figure from supposedly cited to the bureau resource management for the state department. we queried every single senior official. we have no idea of where that figure has come from. none whatsoever. so we are continuing to pursue that. that is