. >> triathlete wellington won the world championship in 2011, and in the competition, she used her prize to by a cannon dale price. this tweeted a imagine this it was stolen from an office building in london and all caught on video that she shared on social media hoping she's led back to the bike. ? mad that he stole it, but a disgrace he rode it. it's not a bike to ride around town. >> i hope he does where somebody who is really a biking enthusiast says, that guy does not match that bike. >> she agrees with everything you guys are saying. she's incredibly heard broken because this bike, not just the monetary value, but what it means to her because of the accomplishments having used this bike. it's more emotional than anything else, real. and some guy probably has no idea the value of what he stole. >>> cat is a yogurt hog. ♪ >>> most of us are familiar with the rules of the road, but what about the rules of the bike path and running path? what do you think in this video? whoops, looks like the guy up ahead checks the shoulder. i think that alerts the biker to say, well, okay, this guy k

know what else, the vine was not here. 36 million shares, but in the stock, fidelity trading and wellingtonig players, no volume today. they've plunged a week or so it was 19 million. there was no endorsement here. >> the point you have to make is people can't help themselves him when they think a big name is ahead of it. you don't want to buy after it. really, this is the only way to do it. to dan's point, the probability is very low. you will be risking less. >> we did call bed, bath and beyond for a comment. they did not return our phone calls. by the way, a quick programing note. tune into cnbc wednesday all day long. we will be delivering live from alpha. i'm going to be sitting down for a live around exclusive intervow. we will talk about family dollar. we will talk about other potential activist targets as well. who know was he will say. we hope all of you will tune in. >>> up next, which high growth stock will be the next to fall? we'll discuss when options action returns ♪ when the world moves, futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily l

and they'll sell a spam wellington doughnut. it was created by an international culinary student. it has a mushroom spread topped with sesame seeds. >> the show i'll see, the doughnut, forget it. bearclaw for me. >> no, chocolate cover ed sprinkles. >>> it's always nice to get a refund, except in one case. >> what one woman says the dealership gave her for her broken car. >>> all right. so a florida woman says a car dealership gave her two bags full of coins and $1 bills, because they were ordered to give her a refund. >> how petty. she purchased a 2003 saab from the jackson dealer in january. the car, though, had transmission problems. she says the dealer repaired the vehicle for 300 bucks and sold her a warrant, but then the transmission went out again in june. so she says the cost came out to be $400 and she was told the warranty did not cover labor. she filed a complaint with the dmv, which investigated and told the dealer to give her a refund, so when she went to the dealer to pick up her refund, she was given two bags full of coins and some dollar bills. the ownership of the

. >> in the stock where fidelity's trading and wellington and big players, no volume, 6 million.ed a week or so ago. there's no endorsement here. >> the point you have to make here is that people can't help themselves. when they think somebody's going to get involved, a big name, they think they can get ahead of it, you don't want to buy it after they get, in we saw what happened. this is the only way to do it. to dan's point, the probability of success on these trades is very low but at least you're going to be risking less when you make those bets. >> we did call bed, bath and beyond for a comment, they did not return our phone calls. by the way, a quick programming note. tune in wednesday all day long, we'll be live from delivering alpha, the conference inside new york city's pierre hotel. i'm sitting down for a live interview with carl icahn. we'll talk about family dollar and other potential activist targets as well. who knows what he's going to say. we can't wait for that hope you'll tune in. >>> which high-growth stock will be the next to fall? one name attracting some att

pork wellington. we named it because it resembling wellington goose.a great herb. and big pile of glazed carrots because your producers wanted something colorful, but the most fun part did bring a cocktail because after all it is 8:30 in the morning. >> that's the best part of the show. >> that's basically when we wake up. >> it's a tequila sour and it's finished with liquid smoke. most of the drinks i have on a saturday morn somebody's put a cigarette out in. this is like that but so polite. >> it's so wonderful to see that you exactly what you should be like. >> you're the first woman that said this to me. holy smokes. this is working out. >> how did you get involved. >> i heard at one point you were directing commercials and someone said -- >> no, no. food was already interesting. it was food tv shows that weren't interesting at the time. this is late '80s early '90s. i was cooking as a hobby, directing tv commercials and working as a sin a maing to gra fehr and i was watching food shows and going, wow, this is dull and i'm not learning anything. i

the 2022 supreme court committee member, spoke exclusively to al jazeera's lee wellington part one ofur interview. >> cat tar 22 is part of a very serious ethics committee investigation headed by michael garcia. mow worried are you about what he will find, what he has found? >> first of all it is an investigation into the bidding process 20. >> apart from that. >> so it is part of that, russia 18 is part of that, the whole process is part of that. it is unfortunate they single out katar every time they discuss it. we have held ourselves to the highest standards stem from our heart. we believe it, we are confident of it, and confident of how we have behaved. >> the people didn't single you out, and this is a point that i have made, that it is a overall investigation, but they do single you out. the crucial element is the relationship between your committee, and mr. ben ha man. what was that relationship? was there collusion between you? was he acting on your behalf. >> he was an executive committee member, like the rest of the 23 executive committee members that were present at the tim

he went to wellington, delaware to talk about infrastructure to hit republicans yet again for not fundingnfrastructure. he talk about 30 seconds talking about the terrible tragedy, and vowing to help in any way he could. president obama now in new york city for scheduled fundraisers for democrats after all this is an election year. he spoke with the prime minister of malaysia and petro poroshenko of ukraine. one thing that is emerging is this secure. this territory is in separatist controlled-ground land within eastern ukraine, the president stressing the need to keep that free of any interference amid reports that the black box has already absconded to russia, and the separatists dragging their feet on any promises, and vladimir putin himself blaming everything that has happened on the ukrainian government. and you reported that vice president biden himself on a trip to detroit was -- walked up to the edge of saying it was a russian missile or russian separatist missiles that brought down that plane, albeit by accident, ali. >> and the prime minister of malaysia asking to please not let

must visit because it is superb, restored and preserved, by 1864, we have an is, if the duke of wellington had been here, he would have said it was a damn close run thing. despite all of these fortifications, despite the thousands of public dollars expended on this system, it was the critical summer of 1864, a critical month of july. 10 critical days of which right now if we had been in the city i have not gotten there yet. give me a chance. [laughter] been there on july 10, 1864, we would be panicked, in the streets, without air conditioning or refrigeration because the rebels were close enough to be in rockville, gaithersburg, and on up. we are here today. this was the third confederate invasion of northern territory in the stalemated war. it was a critical reelection summer for the president of the united states and abraham lincoln was a man with the same problems as president obama has, a not so loyal opposition of his called the radicals that had sent to him a drastic reconstruction bill that would have been punitive and ofalatable to his scheme reconstruction. the wade davis bill. wa

for that special arrangement of the shaker tune "simple gifts" featuring master sergeant emily wellington for those of you in washington, if you are on the mall, you might see and probably already have seen, some of our many volunteers working together to give people information, get the word they need to go, direct them to the opening of our museum where you can go in. i want to recognize them for coming forward and helping us for this wonderful event. please give them a big hand. [applause] an easy way to find them as they laced --words in star version of the "star-spangled banner" on the front of their shirts. i would like to recognize the president john adams was also on the board of the national museum of history. let's give them a hand as well. [applause] here at the national museum of american history, we are the stewards of american history and also of the star-spangled banner flag, sometimes known as the great garrison flag. some of you are looking at me a little strange, but you did hear my words correctly. these flags that you sung about in "the star-spangled banner" is right i

sergeants for that special arrangement of the shaker tune simple gifts featuring master sergeant emily wellingtony need to go, direct them to the opening of our museum where you can go in. and i really want to recognize them for coming forward and helping us with this the wonderful event. can you please give them a big hand. [ applause ]. they have the words raise it up and the stylized version of the 15 star and striped flag on her shirts. that was done for us by the martin agency. i would like to recognize them as well and their president john adams, who is also a member of the board here at the national museum of american history. so let's give them a hand as well. [ applause ]. here at the national museum of american history, we are the stewards of america's history. and also of the star spangled banner flag, which is sometimes known as the great garrison flag. now some of you are looking at me strange. the the flag that is sung about in the star spangled banner is in this building behind me. there are people as we speak looking at it now in an exhibition. when we're done, you all can go insi

we're seeing late-stage investors like wellington and black rocket and we're seeing private equity firmse tgp being especially active and companies like comcast, google, intel, corporate arms investing as well. i'm wondering, when you falk about venture capital are you talking about specific firms that have this as their sole purpose or all money chasing innovation at this point? >> we're talking all of the venture money that's chasing. you raise a great point. so much more activity now in court venture. we have the crowd funding and things just starting to emerge. you see the angel groups being organized. so, really, everything from the seed stage and the first investment to that exit is starting to be harder toe def d. we look at it, the firms that are specifically for investing in the entrepreneurial ecosystem and those entrepreneurs that they back. >> bobby, you know -- >> hey, bobby -- >> yes? >> bobby, i was on sand hill road yesterday trying to take vcs temperature how they were feeling after gopro, which went up quite a bit for a few days, given things seemed to cool off a few mo

psycho donuts will be selling, ready, spam wellington donuts.s created by a graduate from the culinary center. the donut features spam, we knew that, layered with mushroom spread and put inside a donut topped with sesame seed. little savory with your sweet. they'll be available august 31st, get in line, that's when spamalot runs. >> bit early for that. >> yeah. >> that's what's happening today in the bay, we'll be back at 7:25 with a live, local news update. >> have yourselves a great thursday. >>> good morning. breaking news, a passenger jet with 116 peel on board disappeared shortly after takeoff to africa. report in the past hour the plane has crashed. we'll be live with the latest. what went wrong? an execution in arizona goes on for two hours, some witnesses saying the inmate was gasping and snorting before finally dieing. the morning, the investigation under way. wild chase routine, a traffic stop in colorado turns into chaos the suspect running through the streets after breaking into a

present obama will be speaking at the port of wellington on infrastructure at 2:10, and angela merkel turning 60 today. the british open also begins. >> doesn't be president make his way to new york this evening as well? be a mess.t will do not go anywhere tonight in new york city. just stay in your apartment and hunker down. >> and on a thursday, this is a huge eel for the vast elite that watch "bloomberg surveillance." >> airspace is close from 3:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. >> i try to get the "surveillance" sikorsky and they just said no. >> we are not going to the hamptons. >> literally they shut down the airspace, didn't they? >> i was going to see the red sox, but you cannot do it. >> and what a shame because it will be a beautiful evening. you could have flown without any clouds. that is the morning brief. >> data check, we look at equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. s&p 500 down seven big points there, worth watching. 10-year yield at to $2.49, a lot different than two dollar$2.50. oil elevated. this is the first day we have seen oil pickup. our next screen, the vix a solid

the best concrete ad mixers in the world and we sell them as far as canada and as far as south wellington, new zealand. we may be small, but we think big. in this age where everything seems to be made someplace else, we're driving here in the u.s.a. and in no small part due to the services provided by ex-im bank. lastly, i'd like to read excerpts from mr. mike boyle of best in new hampshire. the c.e.o. and president of best is mr. michael boyle and he sent us a very good letter last week. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. waters: we will enter into the record these letters that we're not able to read this evening. i thank you and we'll yield ack the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has yielded back. the time has expired. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert, or 30 minutes. mr. schweikert: thank you, mr. speaker. one of my reasons for coming and taking some of this time this evening was around a frustration i've had and i think this may be for a lo

>> i believe it's wellington, dodge and cox, t.now i got close. >> and then you get to hedge funds and some of these other active players who will own significant stakes and their feelings are certainly going to be important here, what time warner's response is going to be to that shareholder base. if this ting does get hostile, i think it's what 15% by evening. there is no staggered board. it's not clear we will get that far. >> that being said you do have at least if they want to play tough defense the idea, andrew, of you are giving voting control to a family. >> right. >> and to the children of mr. murdock eventually whenever that day comes. do you want to do that? that certainly could be one effective weapon time warner refuses to use. in terms of the logics, strategically, i have not spoken to anybody who disagree there is is a combination that makes sense. >> okay. >> that was unbelievable. when you hearding didn't you go, oh, it was crazy? >> yep. >> big news. >>f haveing time warner again. >> i heard. >> as you can see, fo