in one of his letters to yvonne, his wife, he was in aden at the time of -- operate in the midst of this aborted before getting assassinated in the streets, and his cia station chief told him he had to take his pistol. and he just disobeyed the order and wrote to yvonne, you know, if i'm going to be shot, i'm going to be shot from behind. i will never see the boat coming, there will never be an opportunity to use this so the pistol anyway so i am not carrying it around. anyway, he was a very empathetic man, and that is why he was a good spot, why he was good at his work. i don't want to go on too long. anyway, after seeing mustafa zein in amman, i didn't have to spend about 10 days, two weeks in israel trying to track down

opener given to him by as sister yvonne and it was engraved in the gothic letters in this is the forepaw of his recently deceased cat to bob and the story has it that dickens had trained bob to put out the candle with his paws so that could be the same pot. >> host: not to be crass but how much is this worth? >> guest: we don't like to discuss prices. is invaluable because they are priceless it cannot be duplicated i suppose the manuscripts are you could find another letter opener. >> host: all insured? >> guest: the library is injured. this is the first volume of

.) >> good evening, commissioners president fewer and superintendent carranza my name is yvonne and i'mhe president of the local i'm here on behalf of the my members vernon has been a good employee that worked for a number of years for the san francisco unified school district does not have a blemish in his evaluations he's placed by the rules he was simply told he was going to be laid off because he didn't fit in the restructuring of the plan for human resources given to him lift ev'ry voice and sing by his director in human resources you see when the restructuring was coming about she should have invited the union so if this situation was a coup we could have worked with her to make sure our member was going to be place somewhere not 40 to be kicked out of the strict and set on the curve this is a veteran we have enough veterans outs otsz on the street nothing but their hands out it is only fair to be restated into the skfth giving given his job back until we're finished going through the grievance process we're at step two not even a chance to finish with the grievance step this is a

this is the ivory letter opener given to him by as sister yvonne and it was engraved in the gothic letters in this is the forepaw of his recently deceased cat to bob and the story has it that dickens had trained bob to put out the candle with his paws so that could be the same pot. >> host: not to be crass but how much is this worth? >> guest: we don't like to discuss prices. is invaluable because they are priceless it cannot be duplicated i suppose the manuscripts are you could find another letter opener. >> host: all insured? >> guest: the library is injured. this is the first volume of virginia woolf of the lighthouse in virginia woolf was one of the great pioneers this novel was published in 1927 but she would find her own books she could do that kind of thing with the press that she ran with her husband but here you could see those that don't appear and the published version she always struck of blue crayon line to write a little nose to herself. but in this particular case she has a couple of diary entries. for march 9th she writes i observe today from my other books but instead will

yvonne joins us now. good morning, rish. a pretty big blow releasing the statement yesterday saying no start eight or timeline yet on when the shanghai-hong kong connect will be open -- no start date. some are saying that this could be signaling china showing just how displeased they are that the hong kong government could not put an end to these protests now entering into the fifth week. this will give them never before access to china's $4 trillion stock market which has been very tightly restricted in the past. it gives mainland investors a chance to buy stocks listed in hong kong. they are adding more pressure on the government to restore order and bring the city back to normal again. isthis on top of what else going on has to be a concern for investors, hasn't it? you're talking about six months of preparation and shares have fallen for the fifth day already. the shanghai composite posting the biggest weekly loss in four months partly because of these concerns over the launch. estimated 250 thousand dollars that has bee

yvonne, there is still a lot of tension on the street. you're seeing a face-off between the police and protesters still, accusing foreign intervention by see why long. is there an expectation that something will come out of it? i think the students are saying that there may not be a whole lot coming out of this, that it may be just informal meetings from both sides at this point. we will see what happens tomorrow. to talk aboutg broadening the spectrum in terms of the nominating process, so there will be more candidates for 2017. that is something we might look forward to with the talk starting tomorrow afternoon, angie. >> yvonne live for us in the middle of the hong kong district loon.ality -- kowoo we are seeing what that has meant for hong kong markets, raising up. >> the hang seng today, there got above. i will show you the today chart -- two-day chart. they are flat for the week. as you can see, the protests and damage. let's get a market subsidy chart as well. the protesters have some damage, they may damage the overall, most analy

and those are the top corporate headlines at this hour, i am yvonne man.ths we have seen recalls for over 8 million vehicles in the united states. we hear there is more to come. craig, why is this warning been issued here? angie, it is in part to do with the fact that that 8 million figure which you just mentioned which is a pretty big number just has to deal with one issue, and that is an airbag that comes from a japanese supplier, who provides airbags to a large portion of the automobile market hearing at states. he has reason to think that this is the way forward for the industry. we need this amount of scrutiny within the industry and the companies themselves, and all of these issues the any of these customers are reporting with a sort of heightened sense of urgency and that is in part to , inith the fact that addition to looking at themselves, they have the regulators looking over their shoulders. let us be honest, at this point, they must be embarrassed that they have not been able to catch in time problems with these , with gm'ses ignition switches,

and he just disobeyed the order and wrote to yvonne, you know, if i'm going to be shot, i'm going to be shot from behind. i will never see the boat coming, there will never be an opportunity to use this so the pistol anyway so i am not carrying it around. anyway, he was a very empathetic man, and that is why he was a good spot, why he was good at his work. i don't want to go on too long. anyway, after seeing mustafa zein in amman, i didn't have to spend about 10 days, two weeks in israel trying to track down some officers who may have known bob ames. and, indeed, i found 4, and they remembered him. they knew exactly who he was. they knew that he was a back channel. he had created this very secret back channel to the plo through ali hassan salameh, and that was a disturbing revelation to them in the 1970s. because henry kissinger had promised the israelis that we wouldn't have any dealings with this terrorist organization. but, of course, i learned from my cia officers that this is exactly what intelligence officers are supposed to do. they go where foreign service officers can't. and

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go back and skip 11 paragraphs into the story, and yvonne reid, she eventually gets a call from the glennlks after they posted their damming story and unfortunately she tells them, quote, people can bring in somebody else's ballot, there is no law against bringing in other ballots. but still, leave the story up. red arrow. the crime of legally participating in the normal voting process while appearing to be hispanic has blown up on the right this week like a bomb. your uncle is not going to pass you the marshmallow yams this year until he gets a straight answer from you about what happened in maricopa county because he saw the tape. so you should know that is part one of what they rolled out this week. but it's a week and a half before the national election and your paranoid conservative uncle's in box needs filling at this time, and it's not just the blogs, the fox news channel is doing its part as well. they decided to invent their own blood curleding tale. >> we are getting warnings a new law has opened the door to possible voter fraud in a critical senate race. it was 16 months ago wh

. >> reporter: detectives say burrell marvin meyers and yvonne syberg broke into this house and stole a flat screen tv last month. after the heist burrell unknowingly made that call to 911. >> we picked up the tv and got it out of the house. >> how do you accidentally pocket dial 911? >> how do you just break into somebody's house? >> more pocket details followed like, for instance, the details of the location of the house and how they were able to get away to 911 of all places. the burglary happened last month and the cops tracked down the accused crooks last week. that will teach them. >>> country singer erin lewis is apologizing tonight after altering the lyrics a bit to the national anthem before the world series today. ♪ what so proudly we hailed were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ ♪. >> people don't cut you much slack when you don't get that right. >> you can't get that wrong. >> it's such a heavy song to sing and lewis said all i can say is i'm sorry. i ask for the nation's forgiveness. his nerves got the best of him. i apologize. i ho that the fans can forgive me. he's not the fir

. >> burrell and a woman police say is his accomplice yvonne thyberg.uring the 45-minute call, he disclosed allegedly where the robbery took place and how they got away. police say they could hear the suspects rocking out to bon jovi's "wanted dead or alive." >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> do you make up your news? >> this is real and the advice the story commander says, when you burglar a home, turn off your cell phone. >> that's the takeaway. >> that's the takeaway. turn off the cell phone when you commit a crime allegedly. >> ron claiborne with news you can use this morning, ladies and gentlemen. >> did we just condone thievery? >> we apparently did. >> if you do, turn off your cell phone. >> thank you. >> but don't do it. >> making hypotheticals completely absolves you. >>> let's get the forecast now with hopefully something a little less incriminating. actually, no, we're going to do the forecast in a second. >> the halloween forecast. >> we don't want to -- >> don't skip me. >> i would never do that, sara haines has a big story this morning. >>

. >> yvonne lang, thank you so much for joining us.iercest air strikes yet, but are they working to hold isis at bay? we'll go to the front lines to find out. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, nisi e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> welcome back to "the lead." in other world news, they are adapting and somehow still advancing despite days of coalition air strikes in syria closing in on a key border town within sight of turkey and while it remains unclear whether the bombing campaign has done anything to accomplish the president's goal of degrading and destroying isis. there is a new toll that the campaign is taking on the innocent people who have already survived years of war from many different angles. today another jarring reminder of that civil war as 41 schoolchildren were reportedly killed in twin bombings in the city of homz controlled by the syrian government. our jim sciutto joins us now. >> i think today in these recent days you'

actually, i spoke to yvonne, my better half, and i said to her, i said quiet, don't say anything. the gentleman was at the bottom of the stairs, and i asked him to come up, and i said, what can you tell me about this painting? and he said, well, it's an 18th century, you know, italian holy painting. saint sebastian. >> right. >> and it's probably been cut down. you know, you see it's probably -- and i said really? you know what? you are probably right. and i said, you know, would you like to sell it? and he said yes, it will be in our sale in about two weeks from now. >> you cut a keel for what? $60,000? >> it came out to close to 70,000. yeah. >> and then you spent a little more money researching it? >> i did. >> and taking care of it? >> i actually brought in a partner because i was -- i was afraid that if someone else knew who this painting was done by that guerc i & o, the squinter, if someone else knew, then i would probably not be able to acquire it. >> did you have any idea how much money it might be worth? >> you know what? i knew what guerch i & o paintings were going for

. >> yvonne live for us in mong kok on occupy hong kong.ia will have a new president later today after a moment of political history. wave of optimism and expectations are high. haslinda amin is in jakarta and we have a remarkable day for indonesia here. for the first time ever in its history, and elect the leader is handing over power to unelected successor. who is the man taking over? a complete break from the past. not a political elite, not from military either. seventh president of indonesia, a country of 250 million people, an archipelago of 17,000 islands, some people calling it unbelievable. you can imagine the sense of hope and excitement. he faces tremendous challenges -- politically, economically, socially. he inherits an economy growing at the slowest days in five years, a parliament so divided, so challenging for him to put a cabinet in place. that is his top priority upon getting inaugurated. i asked him in an exclusive interview if he could put a technocrat in place as promised. this is what he had to say. 55%-60% of the cabi

. >> all right, thank you so much, avon man -- yvonne man. >> i think of robert were mats, expect theted, here is the unexpected in china. how does it impact the greater chinese spirit? >> it is difficult to detach and talk economics after a video like that, but we will try. of september, you just saw double-digit growth in gross exports from china. there is a big gulf between china and hong kong. kong -- we went through this period of great concern over the summer months that there was a massive uncontrolled slowdown and i do not think it is actually they are. i think people do underestimate growth targets overtime will come down but stability is there. >> this is what you do so well, synthesize in the currenceies, the chinese currency is at new strength for whatever reason. it is a signal that it is not as grim as we think it is that not as big asr, germany, but surplus country which adjusted not have vulnerabilities in the currency to a really great extent. not that it is so incredibly undervalued as it was before, but north asia was the place where you were going to see some benef

yvonne is joining us from the street protests. what we know so far. -- what do we know so far?s the hong kong exchange chief executive released a statement saying that no start date yet on the shanghai hong kong stock and it, saying that technical preparations are done and what is missing is the final approval from regulators and chinese authorities. some are signaling that this may be the chinese way of showing how displeased they are at how hong kong cannot put men to these occupy protests. they say they have been going on for too long. it is starting to show an impact. the chinese state council of italy holds the key to when the stock and it starts. the program will give international investors never before granted access to buy on china's stock market, which has been tightly restricted in the past. it also gives mainland investors chances to buy stock listed in hong kong. this is adding pressure to the hong kong government to restore order and get the city back to normal. to be a concern. a lot of people have a vested interest in this, it has to be a concern for them. you'r

. >> i think we have lost yvonne man. >> let's be sure that the video that we are seeing there is from admiralty. >> right near the government buildings next to the central business district, and it is not the area that the high court has issued injunctions to clear out. >> it is like the public discussion they held on c-span for the affordable care act four years ago. >> not a lot of political theater? >> yes, there are just two sides airing their grievances. you are hearing sort of standard autocrat language. thin,"ience is wearing "i cannot be responsible for what other people do to the protesters." >> it would be good to speak to someone with an important book out on china to continue the discusses -- with the discussion. we will get to that and also to ukraine as well. the energy surge. to touch on china. you have such a great book on this. how would you write the book today versus two years ago? >> when we were wrapping up the book two years ago, a friend read it and said this is a great study of the consequences of a rapidly growing china on the global resource change, but you h

we're getting questions yvonne twitter. the hash tag is what now cc, i think we will start with the twitter question and move to the audience. those that are tweeting, we will combine a few tweets because i am seeing a lot of them in the same area, might not read your tweet exactly. those of you that are joining us if you haven't been to end a i education event before we generally have two rules for questionnaires. the first is the we ask that you identify yourself, have folks with microphones to help you. the second is we ask the u.s. actually ask the question. we are trying to go on soliloquy, high on questions. i see from the twitter engine and smattering of handle lot of people want to ask questions. i want to get to as many as possible. some quick questions, think tweets, 140 characters. the first question i have seen, different variations of, maybe we will start with katharine. a lot of people have been asking about the effect of the common corn on non tested subjects. people are asking about the arts and a lot of oth

yvonne a democratic caller. liesr: i am tired of their and i don't know who to believe. i'm going to vote for snyder which is a republican but the rest i'm going to vote democrat. echo -- that?hat >> he has are a been there and i still have my food stamps which i desperately need and everything else, he has been doing. i am afraid of showers because of this cap and trade. that will be more money and my social security and all i hear from the republicans is cut social security, cut medicare and all that before they start cutting what the american people need, they need to start cutting what they are giving to all these other countries for their infrastructure. host: rick from louisville, ohio. caller: every time i call it is the same thing, we live in a military states. host: where listening. caller: we live in a military state, we have war criminals, we live in a police state we see what happens in ferguson. cnbc promotes class warfare. the definition of class warfare is mainstream versus wall street -- so now you have to ask yourself, how do we start fixing this problem