. >> well, it's just that sometimes -- we yak like crazy, but we've been yakking like crazy and theret of material. it's like, out of material that can be so nice. right? when it's not forced. just comfortable enough to be together and not talk, and i enjoy your presence, enjoy your energy and we're just hanging out together. >> is that a -- >> i love that. >> two small children. >> i know. a 5-year-old and 4-year-old. a little quiet in the house is a lovely thing. >> wait until they go off to college, and then you're left with -- >> what do we talk about something other than the children and grandchildren? silence is golden and magnificent, it's wonderful. one of the problems, when you think you really don't have anything to say to this person, number one, they're not interested. you're not interested in their opinion or you feel like you have a conversation in your head. >> and to have the conversation -- >> before i know what she's going say. >> and about everything, she knows what i'm going to say. we don't want that. >> explain the tide to me again. >> we can tell the difference

>> yes yaks, the people are very happy and hope to see sanctions for a sin. i think that will be the case. iran is guilty regarding the nuclear issue. on this side we have to discuss. it is very good news that they are back in the picture. >> the crisis in syria dominated talks in new york. they wanted tough action against syria as the wrangling continues. obama told world leaders that they were ready to use all elements of power. meanwhile, the united nations weapons inspectors have returned on wednesday to pursue their investigations. three days of national mourning have begun in kenya for the vic m's of one of the countries worst ever massacres. 67 civilians were killed when militants claiming to be from al shabaab stormed a shopping complex on saturday. as the siege has come to an end, there are fears that more victims will be discovered. >> after four days, it is over the westgate siege took a heavy toll. scores of civilians and security officers lost their lives hundreds were wounded. >> our head is bloodied, but unbowed. the criminals found us unafraid

why apple co-founder steve wos knee yak is not out there with them. >> a lot getting into the magic.robably enjoying cooler temperatures, a live look outside at your bay bridge. you made it. the finish line is here. it is friday september 20th, this is "today in the bay."

it's significant because it's where jobs and apple cocreator steve woz knees yak started apple.he first smofd into the house on 1968. he met wozniak when they both attended high school in cupertino. >>> thousands of people took to the streets in san francisco to raise money and awareness for alzheimer's disease. they hoendz the event will raise more than a million dollars to help pay for and care and support of those affected by the disease. in the city of san francisco alone were more than 17,000 people have alzheimer's. nearly everyone participating today had a personal story as well. >> it was a long road with having a family member with alzheimer alzheimer's. it can feel very lonely. >> i have early onset early stage alzheimer's and i'm here because i want to thank everyone for all of the things that they do for us. >> a new study out this week found people with alzheimer's are seven times more likely to need full-time care within two years of diagnosis than people who are diagnosed with cancer or another chronic health problem. >>> a school celebrated a major milestone toda

it was never agreed that boss knee yaks, serbs and croats would live together after the war.e were forced to, so the international community shouldn't wonder that bosnia has such problems. >> and that there is a lot of frustration. frustration that's evident, even on a special holiday like this one. >> it's hard to live here. if only we could celebrate like this every day. >> we have lots of problems. our economy is a disaster. corruption is everywhere. we see that croatia is an e.u. member and serbia are beginning talks, but what will become of bosnia? >> he says he's not so interested in political questions. >> i hope everything that is in the frame of europe needs to be europe somehow. it is europe. so the question of this formality is left to the politicians. i don't know. >> he says he sees himself as an artist providing music and films to a grateful audience, along with entire towns and cultures, he is trying to create his vision of the world, in doing so, he, too, is playing politics. ♪ >> and that report wraps up this edition of "european journal." do join us again at

why apple co-founder steve wos knee yak is not out there with them. >> a lot getting into the magic. probably enjoying cooler temperatures, a live look outside at your bay bridge. you made it. the finish line is here. it is friday, september 20th, this is "today in the bay." >>> clarify it's the finish line for some. for most. some other people hey, it's not my friday. what are you talking about. good luck with that. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda. i think it is your wednesday. >> or tuesday maybe. saturday, sunday, monday work ahead. 40s and 50s outside, cool start to the morning. you saw in san francisco we have fog across the bay, stronger sea breeze, that's going to drop our temperatures. 60s and 70s for most of the bay area. i think mike inouye appreciates the fact our seven-day forecast brings in the showers tomorrow morning so this commute fine, a little patchy fog, though, in spots. >> better for saturday which has less of a commute. we're looking here toward the maze, that's a smooth drive. ov

. >> after we talked to john kerry on "fox news sunday" we talked to senators yak reed and james enhoffo top members of the senate armed services committee, congressman peter king of new york who says he thinks the president has abdicated his responsibility as commander in chief by throwing this over to congress, i will tell you that enhoff and king both say they think there's going to be a very tough vote. and if the vote were held today the president would lose. >> the president would lose if the vote was held today. okay. he's got nine day. but he's going off to sweden next week. he'll willbe in russia at the g at tend of the week. we'll see what happens when they all get back. with more of chris wallace's interview with secretary of state john kerry only there on "fox news sunday." obviously trying to make a pr press, speaking on all the morning shows this morning after the president's surprising reversal yesterday. so the case now, the new case from the administration, from the secretary of state. you can hear it yourself on "fox news sunday" today at 2:00 and later on at 6:00 p.m.

and gallegus, yak, when i was young and did a couple years. the precinct commander says, well, maybe, so your car mean that he was getting paid back. that report ended up not being taken. there's an example of a guy try to report a crime and it ended up just going into the circular file. another incident where the woman had had her cellphone rob on the subway. a commander responded again. children, what you want me to do about it? in the act and give back. your manager of your home? sub report also never got taken. you know, these are not homicide's. these are routine low-level incidents. but those of the kinds of incidents the cops response to most. if it's happening like that in one precinct its logical to guess that it is happening in other precincts. there is a roll call where the commander comes and cod is wonderful long speeches about how important it was to keep the numbers down. this time he's talking to school captain about his own numbers. in a meeting with china to pressure the school captain. adduces these numbers, the chief will g

of course just watching isn't enough so off i went in a bright shiny yak fifty two with irina at thecontrols and a leisurely two hundred kilometer per hour cruising speed it was clear that for the pilots it's more about finesse than g. force lindsey france r.t. moscow. and our online team got some of the best moments of the skies you can see the photos on our website right now in visual section. up next from contemplating suicide to becoming a renowned professor of psychology we take a look at the path of one extraordinary man after a short break stay with us. sometimes it seems like in the face of giant corporations people are just sort of helpless i could be pretty pessimistic myself about what a few individuals with no real money or power can really do against the system but you never dull in fact if you remember tour discussion about ammonia doused pink slime being used across america and frozen fast foods well shift jamie oliver has actually managed to shame mcdonald's enough on t.v. to get them to back down and stop using this ultra processed form of quote meat at their establi

melissa: it's all sort of yak and i don't like that song. it feels like she is women.er, which we may be sad about, but she gets so much publicity. >> i would say that they youtube its she is probably getting far exceed the sales, regardless of how popular it is. i would say that miley cyrus is winning. >> and she will get of the magazine covers like maxim, as a champ, more along the lines. melissa: it will be interesting to see how well that cover cells. up next, who made "money" today. $70 million by flying the white flag. the answer right after this. you could never have too much . i think you can have too much miley cyrus, but that is just me. ♪ ♪ melissa: whether it's on wall street or main street, here is to mate kaj five today. carl icahn is a rendering his 6-month battle to stop tell from going private. now expected to win. but still making a pretty penny. despite admitting defeat he reportedly made $70 million from his investment. not bad for essex month timeframe. also making "money," everyone who owns a delta air lines. officially began trading on the s&p 50

guys that come out of nowhere and yak, yak, yak, to the extreme degree and never held accountable otherhan he's an outside agitator, speaks his mind. >> do you mean like barack obama who came out of nowhere and a couple years later people elected him president of the united states? is that what you mean? >> exactly what i mean. >> yeah. that's the problem. people come out of nowhere, mika. >> okay. >> barack obama was against the war. they sold him like he was a bag of potato chips, marketed him. he becomes president of the united states and everybody thinks he can be elected to the -- >> are we making this parallel. >> we are. i can tell you this. barack obama has proven over the past five years he wasn't ready to be president of the united states. he proves it still today. >> they both came out of nowhere but i think there is a difference between a guy votinging against the war which a lot of smart people did and in hindsight seemed to be the right decision. >> he didn't vote against the war. >> he didn't vote against it. donny deutsch, he gave a speech in a district -- a state senate

there is a small part that has the sill yak disease and can't eat gluten at all.s say i don't eat gluten. there is no health reason. it is all in their head. >> everyone has a gluten reaction. my kids' schools are nut free. you can't bring in anything, you can't bring -- remember the great cookies that looked like a peanut? you could get suspended. >> i have a half swedish daughter named gluten. >> does this make you not wpt to children -- not want to have children because they are pains? >> they would be spartan children and they would be fine. >> i think half the problem is it is too quake to make people to the doctor. my mother never took me to the doctor. i have the immune system of a tank. i had swine flu and didn't need prescription medicine. they tested me and quarantined me in college. >> you did get swine flu. >> that was the only thing in years. >> i would say that mine is better. i never had swine flu. >> both of your i will legitimate daughters have food allergies. >> have you two daughters and they suffer from the dread condition. >> as it turns out i

melissa: it's all sort of yak and i don't like that song. it feels like she is women.h we may be sad about, but she gets so much publicity. >> i would say that they youtube its she is probably getting far exceed the sales, regardless of how popular it is. i would say that miley cyrus is winning. >> and she will get of the magazine covers like maxim, as a champ, more along the lines. melissa: it will be interesting to see how well that cover cells. up next, who made "money" today. $70 million by flying the white flag. the answer right after this. you could never have too much . i think you can have too much miley cyrus, but that is just me. ♪ my mantra? always go the. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can resre t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as uneected

the home where jobs and co-founder steve was knee yak built the first apple computers in their garageapple shares because we know nobody cares about them, up a nice 8% thanks to blowout sales of the two new iphones. coming up another boost for the previously mentioned best buy. is this the comeback stock of the year? we've got an analyst who says it's going higher. >> and then later on, it's not quite halloween yet but we have scary stocks. our next guest says you might want to stay far far away from these three names. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> let's talk street talk. the first game that we have on our list. take a look at what's it's doing. >> it's been a name we've talked about before. it was initiated a new outpe

liz: we had cody yak oil and gas ceo said exactly that. i would like for is it to last forever but take it while you can get it. david: he is selling oil. liz: lance roberts and larry shover. we'll check in with a few minutes to see how the s&p futures close. david: top lawmakers holding a hearing to discuss any possible action against syria. we're live from the middle east and the white house with the very latest developments. we'll put it all into perspective for. >> syria, you heard it articulated by two previous guests. one of uncertainties that lie ahead for the u.s. along with the budget, the debt ceiling, the federal reserve. don't run and hide. one former governor from the midwest says there are plenty of reasons to be fully optimistic about america. he is breaking it down next. >>> we would love to hear from you on this topic. 130 billion, that is what verizon is paying for the vodafone deal, for the 45% of verizon it doesn't already own. do you think that's too much or on point? log on to facebook.com/afterthebell. we'll read you

speakers will include apple co- founder steve was any yak and pioneer john mcif i who by the -- mcphee who will give one of his first public interviews since he left belize. >>> we're two weeks away from the end of the cooling off period for bart. the proposal from one local lawmaker to prevent future bart strikes. >> also, addressing government surveillance today. why lawmakers trying to expand their spying program. >> so far so good on the morning commute as we look at some of these pictures. you can see westbound 24 traffic looks good heading up to the tunnel. >> well, some lows this morning in wind protected areas. the breeze is definitely showing itself. how windy and how much warmer. so what can i get you? we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ hey! must be the honey! we run errands.

you can vote for a wooly yak, a monkey, or a baby lion.survey time! let's see the results. what did you vote for? this bar shows me that seven of you voted for wooly yaks. twice as many, that's 14 of you, voted for monkeys. and 19 of you voted for baby lions. baby lions has the tallest bar, so that one wins. the result of the survey shows that you want jessica and marcus to act like baby lions...time! you think you're baby lions... you think you're baby lions. why would we think we're baby lions? (baby lion sounds) oh boy, francine! here little lion, you have to stop the reverse-a-balls. how am i gonna get you to move? ah-ha! very clever, marty. hey, there's a lever. time for my prankster planet prankster rules emergency button! good luck stopping the reverse-a-balls now. both: hey you guys! go to pbskidsgo.org and stop the reverse-a-balls. the electric company and the people of earth need you! we interrupt our regularly scheduled programming for a special electric company shout-out from prankster planet. today's honorary electric company

. >> yak yards. got to have that stuff.ame. i just play 'em. >> i do a lot of research before i get my team together. >> how did you do last year? >> not very well. i think i finished fourth. not bad. >> it's fun. >>> next time you have a marathon zombie watching session and i know you have many. >> of course. >> you can pass it off as homework i guess. >> yeah. only if you're student at one southern california university though. uc-irvine is offering a course this fall called society science survival lessons from amc's the walking dead. the school says the course will explore concepts like post- disaster nutrition and the foundations of human survival. in preparing for the course, professors got to meet and interview cast members. and i don't know, i'm a little scared. >> i think that's an easy "a." i could be wrong. >> i don't know. you could learn a lot there. >>> in the next half hour, neighbors in a residential area of richmond were woken up early this morning after a few loud bangs. how a home caught fire. >> and the

. -- about our generation yak our generation yak nobody is regulating this and the cost of education- our generation? regulating this and the cost of education. host: what would restore your confidence? caller: they need to bring back some regulations. you cannot give these guys a free pass. to be on theave table. who is watching these people? they're free to charge whatever they want to charge and nobody is doing anything about it. a burdenrrying such that this is going to be a big problem, even bigger than the housing bubble. what's going to happen if my generation default on the loans? "the wall street journal" ,alks but consumer sentiment saying -- that is an "the wall street journal" this morning. coalation when it comes to plants, a story in the new york writing up on president obama's plan to address climate change. adam from houston texas, independent line, talking about the confidence level in the financial system. i would like to state my confidence level. i am optimistic long-term because i believe that more people will take an effort to become financial really -- financia

here she is with her rendition of jazz zinger billy holliday's classic "good morning heart yak.my sight ♪ good morning heartache thought we said good-bye last night ♪ ♪ i tossed and turned until it seemed that you were gone but here you are with the dawn ♪ which i spoke with you but you're here to say ♪ ♪ it seems i met you when my love went away ♪ ♪ now every day i start by singing to you good morning, heartache what's new ♪ ♪ stop haunting me now can't shake you no how ♪ ♪ just leave me alone i've got those monday blues those straight through sunday blues ♪ ♪ good morning, heartache here we go again ♪ ♪ good morning, heartache you're the one who knew me when ♪ ♪ i guess i might as well get used to you hanging around good morning, heartache sit down ♪ ♪ stop haunting me now can't shake you no how ♪ ♪ why don't you leave me alone i've got those monday blues those straight through sunday blues ♪ ♪ good morning, heartache here we go again ♪ ♪ good morning, heartache the one who knew me when ♪ ♪ i get i might as well get used to you hanging around good morning, heartache sit why do

. >> well, it's just that sometimes -- we yak like crazy, but we've been yakking like crazy and theregolden and magnificent, it's wonderful. one of the problems, when you think you really don't have anything to say to this person, number one, they're not interested. you're not interested in their opinion or you feel like you have a conversation in your head. >> and to have the conversation -- >> before i know what she's going say. >> and about everything, she knows what i'm going to say. we don't want that. >> we can tell the difference between good silence and bad silence. right? we can see it in body language, are we forcing it? a loud silence. a quiet and happy silence. >> a sweet silence. i'm not going to -- >> a man/woman thing, i think women may feel a little more uncomfortable when it comes to, like, honey, what are you thinking? what's going on? when a guy gets quiet, i think -- >> of course, that's true, and then the problem is sometimes you may just want to chatter and fill the space, and that turns a person off terribly. that's terrible. >> we're in nature, walking around o

musk ox and yak are tied for third longest! horses are second!eet, 5 inches long! (roaring) (gasping) he who breathes fire! that's what we've got to call him. he...who...breathes...fire. in the local swahili language that translates to... anai pumua moto. anai pumua moto. he who breathes fire. (roaring) martin: nobody is going to mess with the pride with he who breathes fire as the guardian. he must be 400 pounds and as big as a lion gets. yeah, anai pumua moto looks to be five years old and in his prime. and that's his job, to guard the lionesses anywhere from 2 to 20; plus his cubs, from danger! of the 36 species of wild cat, lions are the only ones that live in a big social group; a big old family. uh, then where's he going? all right! yeah! wahoo! he's going on patrol. every few nights or so he'll patrol the pride's territory to make sure there is no intruder; like other lions around. he doesn't wait for trouble to come; he goes out to stop it! yeah but what if trouble finds the pride while he's gone? well, the lioness' are tough but if troub

and there are, you know, apologies to doug schwartz from begin pee yak. -- quinnipiac the new york cityayor race is upon us in a great study. there are no robo poll. they largely stayed away, probably a large choice in new york. there is one standard i learned from poq over the years that says that a good poll is one that involves random digital dial sample. one for cell phone and one for landlines. and involves live interviewers, it's -- it started by calling all adults. weights them by demographic. .. pay attention to these, don't pay attention to those. depending who is doing the checklist some of those that are good produce results of the place and that can get you useful information that is as accurate as the ones. >> can i change the topic? >> you can do whatever you want. >> i want to go back. i have a suspicion that 20 years from now or 25 years from now we will look back on this conversation and it will seem very quaint like a discussion on the social cost of the disappearance of the pony express. the data about people's attitudes and the people's behavior is is exploding. the