warren refused to comment.ecutors charged dwayne scheuermann and another officer with using unreasonable force in the beating of edward king and will tanner. scheuermann, who refused to comment on the glover incident, is also charged with setting fire to will tanner's car with henry glover's body in the back seat. and just as in danziger, the indictments allege a cover-up. >> in two instances, we've seen at least indicators of a cover- up. how far that goes, i honestly don't know. >> narrator: the indictments charge two officers from the fourth district station. they say the men knew that warren had shot glover; they knew glover had been taken to the habans school; they knew glover's body had been burned on the levee. prosecutors said the police knew all of this from the beginning; they just conspired to keep it hidden. >> how did you feel when, finally, somebody from law enforcement came to you and said, "we want to know what happened that day?" >> ooh, man, that day, this lady come knocking on the door, i sai

if warren doesn't win, i'm still on team warren. and you guys have to worry about it. okay.ble guy in television. now, what's your dish? >> it's mother's chicken and rice. i make it simple. >> that's a winner to me. >> red peppers, green peppers, onion. and i guess it's mother's love that brought me back to this recipe. that's my thing right there. >> scoring points. >> only problem i had when i called and asked for the recipe, she said, who's going to cook it? >> oh. that's right. who is going to make it for the show. that's really important. >> who is going to make it as good as she does? >> yeah. we hope we did a good job here. everybody has had a chance to make their case. warren, to me, yours was just -- i don't know how it can't happen. >> sam, you're not a judge. alexis has been nodding her head with every bite. but you have to decide who wins. >> the rice. >> the rice. there's one vote. the rice. >> bingo. >> i have to say the chicken, number one. >> the pistachio? >> pistachio chicken. >> we have a runoff here. you to break the tie. >> i say the chicken. the pistach

amity billionaires' were handpicked by this man, warren buffett. the investor who had already promised to give 99% of his wealth to charity. now over dinner, he explained he wanted others to do the same. carnegie hall is perhaps one of the better known monument to american deland derby, a tradition that extends back many years and across many of this country's super rich families. organizers of this new initiative hope in these economic hard times that it will inspire plenty of others to start giving away their cash. >> movie maker george lucas has pledged to give up at least $1.5 billion. media mogul ted turner promises around $900 million. new york mayor michael bloomberg, $9 billion. and what they have no reason to be worried about their future, and i think it is great that they are willing to do that. >> those charities that are going to be the beneficiaries or recipients of that money -- they do good work. >> many, of course, have given much to charity before, but this is a concerted effort and perhaps a recognition by some that they can help

still to come at 5:00, see the bay area big shots giving their fortunes away at warren but h e buffett's request. >> did a etdiabndes ae takisthinsue e diabetes and take the isine to his own mouth? those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come on and get on the plane. we're saving you money. now that's a plane full of happy. [ employees ] grab your bag. it's on. [ ding ] >>> aapartmently, when bill gates and warren buffett ask you to sign a pledge you sign it, but don't expect him to ask you unless you're worth a few billion. they've gotten about 40 billionaires to promise they will leave half of their fortunes to charity when they go to that great hedge fund in the sky. bay area billionaires larry ellison and star wars creator ge

warren, who?st: the names you hear most often are assistant secretary of the treasury michael barr, an architect of the financial reform plan, eugene kimmelman, who has been with the department of justice for a couple of years. the president has not indicated which one he is for. host: raleigh, north carolina, independent, welcome. caller: i would like you to comment on two questions. first of all, you are talking about the credit bureau. i think the government should start everybodyand out fresh and pick up the economy. no. 2, you mentioned automobiles awhile ago. when north carolina used car salesman can charge and do what ever they want to come our government lets them do whatever they want to do. i would like you to comment on that. guest: one of the things that was not in the consumer financial protection bureau's is caroductections dealers. but at the last minute congress gave the federal trade commission expanded authority to regulate car dealers. carl lenders will be under the new bureau,

matthew lee, warren strubele. i think you're going to start us off. >> thank. we have a busy week up ahead. i think the first thing on the agenda is president obama's speech to the american people at 8:00 p.m. on tuesday, nt change in the mission in iraq from combat to advise and assist. if i could, two questions. do you think we're pulling out too early? is the country ready to take security and other matters in its own hands? and as the military presence goes down, the state department is going to expand. i'm curious whether congress is ready to fund billions of dollars in civilian efforts in iraq. >> well, congress is probably not ready to fund the billions that are going to be asked for. i would just say that the president's speech comes, it seems to me, as a response to those in the democratty party who some time ago questioned why we were staying in iraq this long. i remember a meeting at the white house shortly after the president came into office, and he had people, bipartisan around, and announced that we would be leaving iraq in mid 2010. without nami

. >>> the weather channel's chris warren is here with a check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning to both of you. once again, we're talking about the heat. it is hot again. taking a look at the south, we are going to see these temperature soar into the 90s. you addadd in that humidity, th going to feel like triple digits. you know it's hot when we have heat watches, advisories and warnings for the south. we're going to hang good sunday morning, patchy low clouds and cool temperatures as we head towards lunch time, we'll see more mild temperatures today. 80s inland, upper 70s san jose. oakland with mild weather through the next seven days into the start of the workweek. north dakota even around 90 degrees. that's your forecast. now here's lester. >> chris, thanks. now to politics. it was a tough week for house democrats with two of their own under scrutiny for ethics violations. for more of that and the rest of the political landscape we want to turn to david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." good to see you. >> good morning. >> a week ago we wer

the of the spread to her join warren buffett, and bill gates, before, after they die.nd with new york city mayor, mayor blumberg, stork george lucas, and ted turner-- star wars creator. and how to donate their 1/2 would be donated to a matter to charity. and how much are we talking about? they estimate that this could be a $600 billion in charitable donations. and that is almost double the amount of total charitable contributions. and businesses, and 2009. since launching this in june, his wife has look pledged 20% of the richest americans to making this commitment does 20%, and now, they're even asking in china. and reporting from york. >> of meg whitman will not be joining and ahead with her gop candidate for governor says scott she and her husband have already made substantial contributions to their own charitable foundations. she is worth $1.3 billion. and six time eating championship, is out of the clear after being arrested last month. he says it will drop the charges. he was obtained on july 4th term in a tensduring te nathan's eating contest. and we will be rig

and with johnson and johnson, warren buffett is pushing not and i'm now going to provide you free advice but perhaps people are not saving enough. >> and they need to start thinking long-term. >> and we will be back with the e-mail, please stay tuned with a lot more news coming up. we will be right back. ♪ they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg has a plan to create jobs. fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >> the man accused of a series of attacks, burglaries at the regency apartment was arraigned this afternoon. kron 4 says that new details revealed during the family. >> video cameras were not allowed because the three women victim's wallet further identification of antonio mouto keep hoped his and of his holding cell and shed a tear when this bill was still at 12.5 up million dollars. reporters sa

. >> and educate yourself accumulate wealth in this city people who made money like warren buffett don't study people who say i can get you rich quickly. people were saying pay for class seminar those are flags that you're about to be ripped off. >> to rob black you can send an e-mail at rob@robblack.com and is always waiting for questions. stay with us. live from the bay area's new station this is kron 4 news @ 4:30 p.m. sunday is the deadline for people to choose whether they want overdraft protection for their atm and debit cards. as cross christine conley its

and warren buffett's berkshire hathaway is out with tough second quarter results. profits were down 40%. the company blames unreallized losses on derivatives for the loss. berkshire earned $1195 per share, which is down sharply from last year's results, and less than analysts had expected. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: google is jumping into the world of social networking. today it agreed to buy app-maker slide for an undisclosed amount. slide used to have the most popular application on facebook, but its following has declined in the past two years. today's deal will help google keep pace with facebook and twitter. both of those services are attracting a growing number of online avertisers, threatening to steal away google's main source of revenue. >> jeff: here is what we're watching for next week, our friday "market monitor" guest is doug criggot. and monday a new study finds genetics may be the single biggest factor for investors risk taking. >> susie: things at ford motors are looking up so much so, that bill ford is once again able to collect

we have not had our health commission make a determination about warren's law -- laura's law. we also have prop 63, which provides dollars for mental health services. we have a county plan for how we will be using and accessing prop 63 dollars, but our current plan does not talk about enacting laur'aa's law, so there are many reasons why i believe we are not ready to look at this. i do not think it would be a good process for us to say that we do. president chiu: supervisor campos? supervisor campos: can you. i am glad that we are looking back at this item. things a been expressed by a number of my colleagues. but i personally have issues with the involuntary treatment. i think we can have a debate about this. i think if we're talking about that issue, it is important for us to know the efficacy or the effectiveness of what is proposed, so through the chair, i the question for the director of public health, whether, in your opinion as a health-care professional, do you believe that this law would be effected in terms of accomplishing the objectives that are underlined the law?

bill gates and warren buffet launched it six weeks ago and have contacted 80 of the richest people on the list. those who have agreed are from 13 states with participants from california and new york including larry ellison. >> wonderful. >> yes. >> love it. >> sandhya patel with a look at the weather. >> cooling. >> it's cooler today and we're going to continue to deal with the summer that wasn't. >> it's okay. >> get used to this cool weather we're dealing with tomorrow, temperatures going to fall more. outside, as if it wasn't cool enough. it's sunny, 72 degrees and pleasant here just not were you should be. take a look at high pictures from emeryville camera. notice the layer of clouds that is deepening. that is going to signal the change in the weather. there is temperatures falling and there is a a lovely view here, temperatures at the coast. there is towards antioch. there is some 80s there. wide spread low clouds tonight. there is some damp pavement and further cooling expected inland towards tomorrow. so this after the noorng you probably saw sun around the bay. noticing temp

someone making $251,000 a year is very different than warren buffe buffett.be sensitive to that. two, provide for certainty around a regulatory structure, broadband and power grids are built out. big companies with big chunks of cash need to know. the president ought to adopt some of the recommendations from his deficit reduction commission. i heerd leader boehner. some things have to be put in the table. the american people expect it and continue to watch a washington that is broken. i think it will hurt my party in the fall if we don't begin to do something. >> congressman pence, this is the tension i got out with leader boehner. republicans want more tax cuts, they acknowledge that they are not paid for, and yet at the same time they want tax cuts but they're so worried about the deaf at this time. how do you resolve that tension? >> you focus on jobs. in muncie, indiana people are asking the question, where are the jobs? we have more than 14 million americans unemployed, national unemployment is 9.5%. clearly the economic policies of this administration,

billionaires are joining a philanthropic campaign organized by warren buffett and bill gates to giveast half their fortunes to charity. that means at least $150 billion could be given away. that's based on "forbes" magazine's estimates of the billionaires' wealth. among those taking the pledge, "star wars" moviemaker george lucas and new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >>> and yesterday, president obama requested that a controversial vietnam-era air force commander have his rank posthumously restored to that of general, the highest in the armed forces. john lavelle was demoted to major general and forced to retire after being accused of ordering unauthorized bombing raids on north vietnam. it was later revealed that he was acting on orders from then president richard nixon. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,680 after gaining 44 points. the s&p was up 6, and the nasdaq added 20. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei rose 164, while in hong kong, the hang seng nudged up one point. >>> hopeful

a contra costa sheriff steve warren laid out the charges. >> he's currently being held in custody at the martinez detention facility. on numerous charges. one charge of rape, two charges of attempted rape, and can three separate charges of burglary. his bail is currently set at $12 million 450,000. >> investigatorses say it took them a couple of days to confirm they had the right man. they were waiting for dna results. i just called the apartments a few minutes ago and they say they are elited that this arrest has been made. we're live in martinez, bay area news. >>> we're following developing story in the sierra where investigators say two people are dead after a small plane crash. the plane went down near the community of immigrant gap which is about 70 miles northeast of sacramento. the faa believes the plane departed from auburn. it is unclear where the plane was headed. a hiker, apparently, found the wreckage. the plane was registered to monterey bay aviation in watsonville. the investigators are expected to arrive at the crash sight tomorrow morning. >>> san francisco police se

kraft was one of the day's few losers after news that warren buffett's berkshire hathaway fund has been reducing its stake in the food maker. reports this morning say bhp plans to bypass potash corp's board and take its $39 billion takeover bid directly to shareholders. potash corp shot up 27% yesterday after the world's largest fertilizer company shot down bhp's, quote, grossly inadequate unsolicited offer. >>> more corporate maneuvering saw the maker of hefty trash bags agree to be purchased by the reynolds group in a $6 billion deal. >>> general motors has recalled 250,000 crossover vehicles over potentially defective seat belts. meanwhile mazda is recalling 215,000 vehicles with potential power steering problems. >>> and, finally, the result of this year's mindset survey may be troubling or just make you feel old. the study compiled by two researchers out to prove that cultural references have a short shelf life found that most college-bound american kids can't write in cursive, think there have always been reality tv shows, and that beethoven is a dog. frightening. >>> well, the ya

their pledges follow a campaign launched in june by bill gates and warren buffett, who are still hoping to persuade ndreds of blionaires' around the worlto giv ay substantial portions of their fortunes during their lifetime or as part of their last will and testament. the soccer world cup meant good business for german sports equipment and apparel maker adidas. second quarter sales of profit surged, prompting the company to raise its earnings outlook from just under 500 million euros to at least 520 million. adidas, no. 2 behind nike, enjoyed and not standing first half year, driven by the world cup in south africa and the resurgence of its reebok brand in north america. it rose in late trading after a boost from stronger than expected employment data out of the united states. this summary of the wednesday trading session in frankfurte >> strong earnings reports from many companies were received on the stock trading floor, news that pushed the dax to highest level since 2008. growth came from the united states economy and the american services sector. volumes from the stock market in ge

and when warren kane say is that the other prisons in america are taking notice that's what they're noticing is this dramatic change in the behavior of the inmates toward each other. angola has changed. in the seventy's it was implements for the rapes beatings mud isn't riots taking place behind its rays a while. today the level of violence has dropped and the prison seems to be calm. i have a chance many times to go with churches in different places all over the place and tell the story of angola open the gentry and what god is doing in this place and i want to tell you something as i tell that story what you hear is becoming evidence to people literally all over the world that where ever jesus he is there is all. the bible college graduation. once they have their degree they're assigned to one of the six angola camps to minister to the other inmates and to become missionaries in other prisons in louisiana. we're going to go out in every corner of this prison and and institutions in louisiana we're going to leave men we believe men and worship and prayer and we're going to preach the gospel

they have joined warren buffett and bill gates in a campaign to give their wealth away.mong the donors, michael bloomberg, t. boone pickens and media bigwig ted turner. >>> health news and a warning for pregnant women. don't gain too much weight. a new study shows women who gain more than 50 pounds during pregnancy gave birth to heavier babies who were themselves more likely to end up overweight and face other health problems. >>> when we come back, a young man making a difference with every step he takes. >>> finally tonight, our making a difference report. zack bonner is just 12 years old and he's decided to make a cross country trek. with every step he's making, a difference. nbc's lee cowan tonight with a tale of a boy and his wagon on a mission. >> reporter: dawn over the desert, before the mercury sizzles past 100. inside, zack bonner is fueling up and lacing up. he's off on his morning walk, determined to get through a lonely patch of scruff outside mesa, arizona. the beginning of another rough day. >> it is rough, but it is what i have to do every day. >> reporte

they're answering a call by warren buffett and bill and melinda gates to pledge the majority of their fortunes to charity. so far, 40 billionaires have taken "the giving pledge." ellison's fortune is estimated at $28 billion. he was already giving millions to charity privately. i bet a lot of people would like to make that same pledge. >> jeff: t.boon pickin's said i like making money more, but giving it away is a close second. that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, august 4th. this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> support that makes programs like "nightly business report" possible. >> jeff: thank you for joining us, and don't forget to support your public television station. good night, everyone, good night, suzanne. >> suzanne: good night, jeff. i'm suzanne pratt, and we'll see all of you again tomorrow evening. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.

warren buffett did really well he pitched to convince really rich people to share their wealth. he's convinced 40 wealthy families to give at least half their money to charity. he launched the campaign aimed at fellow billionaire is about six weeks ago. buffett is bunched to give 99 percent and yankee star alex rodriquez hit home number run #600 happen as the yankees are playing the blue jays at home. was it to one shot at the bottom of the first to center field. rodriguez becomes the youngest player ever to achieve that milestone. they went on to win the game 5-1. >> of live look at cited traffic this is the golden gate bridge traffic heading into the city of san francisco not too bad this hour appeared on the right side heading north bound also moving in a pretty good clip but you can see fog beginning to roll in and that always slows things down. we'll be right back. rob black was elected your e- mail questions we have a couple to show you today. this question is where should i buy a disability insurance? >> yes everyone is familiar with social security disability where you g

crete and they accuse their government of turning its back on the critics say the european or rest warren system under which they have been transferred allows them to be sent for trial abroad with minimal evidence. up next debate not for the faint hearted peter lavelle's interview show cross talk coming your way here on r t. if you can. stay. alone and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle in one thousand nine hundred six the late samuel huntington suggested that post cold war conflicts would occur because of cultural rather than ideological differences is culture more powerful than ideology today with the rise of china the islamic world and emerging economies is the world prone to more clashes particularly with the west. particularly. to discuss of huntington's thesis stands today i'm joined by richard bullet in tel aviv and author and history professor at columbia university in washington we have shereen hunter she's a visiting professor at the center for muslim christian understanding at georgetown university in paris we go to john laughlin of the institute of democracy in cooperatio

. >> susie: and finally, today marks warren buffett's 80th birthday, but the oracle of omaha has no plans to retire as c.e.o. of berkshire hathaway. he's vowing to work past 100, buoyed on by his well-known love of hamburgers and cherry coke. buffett says he'll rely on berkshire board member and longtime friend bill gates to tell him if its time to step down. when it comes to investing, buffett has made billions by following these kinds of investment strategies: "be fearful when others are greedy. be greedy when others are fearful." tom, here's another good one: "you can't buy what's popular and do well." all i can say about buffet is that a few months ago when i saw him, he was playing ping-pong with a teenager, a very aggressive game, and he shows no signs of slowing down. >> tom: between the ping-pong, ukelele playing, happy birthday mr. buffet. that's nightly business report this monday evening, thank you for joining us. it's august 30th. i'm tom hudson. have a good night. >> susie: i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone. see you tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possi

on the track american jeremy warren i won the four hundred metres in the season best forty four point one three seconds he finished top of the diamond league standings in the event to secure his forty thousand dollars in prize money. another win of the diamond pot was american david all of us he maintained his unbeaten record in the one hundred ten metres hurdles to the time of twelve point nine three seconds and she had to make this point thomas and american one we'll see . how many said jeter was the overall we're now in the women's one hundred meters spot losing the final don the race to the want to get campbell brown she sat one four of the six athens and dominate this season. and american allyson felix back to her second dominique trophy following her victory in the two hundred meters in london last week she also claimed the four hundred meter crowd in zero eight pounds a comfortable room to the head of debbie down the final donoghue give vent to be held in brussels at the end of the month. elsewhere pole vault crania is seen by us as she's hungry for more success when she return

worth it and help round out your decision from your next professional, who might be the architect, as warren suggested, especially now, because architects are out looking for work. they are happy to spend a little time with you. they could give you ideas about potential problems are complexities with the ideas you have, or come up with new ideas. >> on the exterior, there are many talented painters in the city that not only paint -- the have a good eye. >> there are designers who are also stagers. it is not limited to the interior. it is the whole house. there are also landscape architects if you are thinking of the outside. there are stagers and designers that can do that. >> most of those professional people, architects and engineers, will sell their services by the hour. you do not have to buy the whole program. you do not have to hire them to do the whole building. you can say, "i would like to consult with you for an hour or two hours. that makes it very reasonable. you get a lot out of it when someone really knows what they're looking at. >> as long as you say up front -- some people w

the chief justice earl warren institute. the consulate general of mexico. the quality federation. -- equality federation. the national center for lesbian rights. san francisco chamber of commerce. the san francisco department of children, youth, and their families. san francisco department on the status of women. san francisco zero divided foundation. we would like to thank the city department heads that are here. the department of status of women. the human rights commission, and our own director, the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. you have an opportunity later in the meeting for public comment. please indicate if you would like to speak or write down your questions and return the cards to staff members. i would like to introduce an outstanding leader who has worked hard to bring the diverse segments of the san francisco community together to reach a common ground. since coming into office in january of 2009, he has brought thoughtful leadership to our city. we're pleased to welcome the president of the san francisco board of supervisors

. >> reporter: warren buffett, together with bill gates, personally called their fellow billionaires,hosted private dinners, in hopes of convincing them to donate to charities of their choosing. is it surprising that, given the uncertain economic times we're in right now, 40 billionaires already pledged to give roughly half of their money away? >> remember, we have dire economic times. and rich guys usually aren't the guys that look really good in dire economic times. so, it's really good p.r. to align yourself with buffett and gates right now. >> reporter: among the donors, new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >> what we want to do is find those things that would really make a difference. >> reporter: in a st ent to abc news, donor pete peterson had this to say. "private philanthropy has a unique and urgent role to play in both helping the less fortunate and in educating, motivating and activating the american public." but not all billionaires are as eager to take the pledge. >> some billionaires are saying, you know what? i don't really need to be called out publicly whether i giv

on the track american jeremy warren who won the four hundred metres in a season best forty four point one three seconds he finished top of the diamond league standings in the event to secure his forty thousand dollars in prize money. never went out of the diamond pot was american david all over he maintained his record in the one hundred ten metres hurdles at the time of twelve point nine three seconds. to make this point thomas and american one will see. how many said jeter was the overall we're not in the women's one hundred meters spot losing the final race to the want to get tom bergeron he sell one four of the six after his indictment this season. and american allyson felix. back to second dominic tracy following her victory in the two hundred meters in london last week she also claimed the four hundred meter crowd in zero eight is a comfortable room to head to debbie downer the final donald event will be held in brussels at the end of the month. elsewhere pole vault queeny alaina isinbayeva says she's hungry for more success when she returns to the sport next year the world reco

out on the overall title and the long jump and pole vault respectively on the track american jeremy warren there produced one of the performances of this season winning the four hundred meters in forty four point one three seconds finishing top of the dominique standings in the event to secure his forty thousand dollars in prize money. another winner of the diamond lake port was american david all of it maintaining his unbeaten record in one hundred ten meter hurdles for the time of twelve point nine three seconds finishing ahead of jamaica is thomas an american ryan wilson. comedy suggests it was the overall winner in the women's hundred meters despite leads in the final on the right to run the kick on the ground jetta getting full range from six in the diamond league the season. elsewhere allyson felix by her second diamond league trophy winning the two hundred meter title in london last week she trained the four hundred meter crying during a comfortable going to see enough that we've done the final don league event will be held in brussels at the end of the month. make a lot of agenda h

and on the track american jeremy warren i won the four hundred meters in season best time of forty four point one three seconds he finished top of the diamond league standings in the event to secure his forty thousand dollars in prize money. and another winner of the diamond lead off his american david oliver he maintained his unbeaten record in one hundred ten metres hurdles at the time of twelve point nine three seconds finishing had to make a point thomas and american run wilson. and carmelita jeter was the overall we're now in the women's one hundred meters despite losing the final diamond league race to veronica campbell brown jeter won four of the six outings in the diamond week this season. and elsewhere american allyson felix backed her second on the trophy following her victory in the two hundred meters in london last week she also claims the four hundred meter crowd in zurich it was a comfortable way into ahead of debbie down the final dominique a vent for the held in brussels at the end of the month. pole vault queen yelena isinbayeva says she's hungry for more success when s

second-quarter earnings reports from dow companies kraft, pfizer and procter & gamble as well as warren buffett's berkshire hathaway. monday the institute for supply management's index report on the manufacturing sector of the economy. tuesday, total auto and truck sales for the month of july will be released and then the big one on friday, we get the monthly jobs report. the total number of jobs that the economy lost or gained in the month of july as well as the updated unemployment rate nationwide. finally today, guerilla art that takes the bull by the horn. the charging bull statue started its wall street residency as a 7,000 pound surprise in front of the new york stock exchange in 1989. police removed the bovine after just one day, but this symbol of economic optimism relocated to nearby bowling green where tourists rub it for luck. the bull is known the world over. in may a replica was unveiled in a new financial plaza in shanghai, china. the wish for a bull market can be understood in any language. that will do it for us for today. thanks so much for joining us. next week i hope

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