. >> cerrÓ su tienda en huntington park sin entregarles los vestidos a decenas de diana salgado. >> me sentÍ triste mmm... yo ya no querÍa una quinceaÑera porque mis padres ya gastaron mil dÓlares en un vestido que ya no va a ver. >> la buena noticia que el modisto fue arrestado por la policÍa de los Ángeles, pero bajo diferentes cargos, por posesiÓn de narcoticos pero tambiÉn habÍa una orden de detenciÓn por parte de inmigraciÓn. >> ahora tras la denuncia puesta por esta familia el diseÑador tendrÁ que responder ante las autoridades de estados unidos. >> yo no mÁs quiero mi dinero. >> que no lo deporten hasta que se arregle esto. >> la policÍa de huntington park sigue recibiendo denuncias de nuevas vÍctimas. >> dimos mil dÓlares, y dimos el dinero y jamÁs se volviÓ a comunicar con nosotros. >> (en inglÉs). >> el teniente afirmÓ que recibieron quejas de que este hombre tambiÉn robÓ a mÁs familias en otra tienda en los Ángeles, y esas denuncias las estÁ procesando la policÍa de esa ciudad. >> mientras la policÍa investiga una comerciante dueÑa de otra tienda

. >> su nombre cientÍfico es enfermedad de huntington que es es el apellido del mÉdico norteamericano que lo describiÓ por primera vez en 1872. >> este es el barrio san luis en el estado fronterizo aquÍ la enfermedad llegÓ en tiempos de la colonia con un portador del gen que comenzÓ su avance incontenib incontenible. >> se as sentÓ en costas de lagos de mar wab tuvo varios hijos como esto pues es un pueblo de pescadores donde hay una comunidad cerrada, favorecÓo condiciones como para la enfermedad desde el puntaje nekt se propagan en esta zona. >> esta es la zona con mÁs casos diagnosticados en el mundo todas las familias tienen al menos un afectado, perdiÓ a su esposo y su hija, dos de sus otras hijas parecen estar condenadas al mismo destino. >> una de ellas es otilia. >> yo tengo tres hijos que son bellos. >>. >> en el caso de otilia el mal avanza y apenas la deja hablar es una tragedia que se repite una y otra vez en esta familia de 25 miembros que viven en una misma casa. >>. >> a lo largo de los aÑos, cientÍficos de diversas partes del mundo llegaron a esta comunidad,

they're kind of mixed outcomes of what we have seen when cities like honolulu and huntington beach have tried these restrictions so we want an understanding and the office is interested in this legislation and banning the aerial signs in the city but we want to go about it in a way that is effective and right. >> okay. and i want to -- supervisor, i want to thank you for taking a method cal approach because in addition to -- i'm not a real fan of these aerial advertising but in addition to the federal law issues i think anytime you're effectively banning an industry it's important to really take it a bit slow and really be thoughtful about it and i appreciate you and your office are doing that. president chiu. >> thank you. because this item is in front of us i want to echo supervisor wiener's comments and good to sit on it a week to deal with the federal rules and because of the similar thing with the america's cup and my understanding from the city attorney there is language we may want to substitute in tomorrow that is likely similar language for this measure to make sure that we dea

cheryl: what about huntington angles. >> i like huntington angles. it is the only pure play shipbuilding company. it is also the only turnaround company and the defense prime industry. they are closing down the shipyard, growing their margins by 50% over the next three years . i like what is going on. as we pivot away from, over the next five-ten years, as we pivot away from the middle east, we will need a stronger navy. they are positioned extremely well for that. we need a stronger army as you pivot. cheryl: that is a problem for general dynamics. are there other types of businesses where they can actually benefit? >> yes. they are the second largest ship builder. they will be stable they are on their shipbuilding. cheryl: i wanted to get that clarification and as well. brian, thank you very much. >> thank you. cheryl: closing bell will ring. we have 41 minutes to go. what does it mean for the possibility of a fed taper next month? what does that mean for your portfolio? we are getting more details on what caused the flash crash at the nasdaq. char

lewis and huntington were came out of came out. ology of the seventy's which came through the carter white house through brzezinski in particular is foreign to his national security adviser zbigniew brzezinski. actively sought the war with the soviet union through inciting them to invade afghanistan and he admitted as much saying that we provoked the soviet invasion of afghanistan we basically created their vietnam because their afghan war lasted what eight nine years it was a horrible defeat for them and so he their their policy from the seventy's was let's create a clash of civilizations along this fault line against the soviet union because the soviet union at the time clear all these muslim states you know and you see it this day in the chechen war for example so the idea of clash of civilizations was it was a war that they created against the soviets to break up the soviet empire and ultimately you know some people say it backfired and led to the invasion led to the attacks against america but ultimately i look at it as very m

these in the west yeah i mean we saw that very much in the ninety's i remember the literature and sam huntington take on clash of civilizations and frankly you know people remember the history that bernard lewis and huntington were came out of came out of. the seventy's which came through the carter. white house through brzezinski in particular is foreign to his national security adviser zbigniew brzezinski. actively sought the war with the soviet union through inciting them to invade afghanistan and he admitted as much saying that we provoked the soviet invasion of afghanistan we basically created their vietnam because their afghan war lasted what eight nine years it was a horrible defeat for them and so he their their policy from the seventy's was let's create a clash of civilizations along this fault line against the soviet union because the soviet union at the time included all these muslim states you know and you see it this day in the chechen war for example so the idea of clash of civilizations was was was a war that they created against the soviets to break up the soviet empire and ultim

these in the west yeah i mean we saw that very much in the ninety's i remember the literature and sam huntington take on clash of civilizations and frankly you know people remember the history that bernard lewis and huntington were came out of came out of. the seventy's which came through the carter carter white house through brzezinski in particular is foreign to his national security adviser zbigniew brzezinski. actively sought the war with the soviet union through inciting them to invade afghanistan and he admitted as much saying that we provoked the soviet invasion of afghanistan we basically created their vietnam because their afghan war last. but eight nine years was a horrible defeat for them and so he their their policy from the seventy's was let's create a clash of civilizations along this fault line against the soviet union because the soviet union at the time include all these muslim states you know and you see it this day in the chechen war for example so the idea of clash of civilizations was was was a war that they created against the soviets to break up the soviet empire and ultim

east in the west yeah i mean we saw that very much in the ninety's i remember the literature and sam huntington take on clash of civilizations and frankly you know people remember the history that bernard lewis and huntington were came out of came out of. the seventy's which came through the carter carter white house through brzezinski in particular is foreign to national security adviser zbigniew brzezinski. actively sought the war with the soviet union through inciting them to invade afghanistan and he admitted as much saying that we provoked the soviet invasion of afghanistan we basically created their vietnam because their afghan war lasted what eight nine years it was a horrible defeat for them and so he their their policy from the seventy's was let's create a clash of civilizations along this fault line of islam against the soviet union because the soviet union at the time included all these muslim states you know and you see it is they in the chechen war for example so the idea of clash of civilizations was it was it was a war that they created against the soviets to break up the soviet

conocido como el mal de san vi to' porque es el que santo a que le rezan su nombre es enfermedad de huntington, el apellido de quien lo descubriÓ por primera vez. >> el barrio de san luis aquÍ la enfermedad llegÓ en tiempos de la colonia con algÚn portador del gen que comenzÓ su avance in koe contenible. >> se as sentÓ en la costa de mar wacaibo y como es una comunidad cerrada favoreciÓ para que la enfermedad de punto de vista genÉtico se propagara en esta zona. >> es la zona con mÁs casos diagnosticados en el mundo, prÁcticamente todas las familias tienen al menos un afectado, perdiÓ a su esposo y su hija, dos de sus otras hijas parecen estar condenadas al mismo destino. >> una de ellas es otilia. >> yo tengo tres hijos que son bellos y.y.... >> en el caso de otilia el mal avanza y apenas la deja hablar, es una tragedia que se repite una y otra vez en esta familia de 25 miembros que viven en una misma casa. >> a lo largo de los aÑos cientÍficos de diversas partes del mundo llegaron a esta castigada comunidad para tratar de encontrar el origen y la posible cura de la enfermedad. >

louis in huntington. were came out of came out of. the seventy's which came through the carter carter white house through brzezinski in particular is foreign to national security adviser zbigniew brzezinski. actively sought the war with the soviet union through inciting them to invade afghanistan and he admitted as much saying that we provoked the soviet invasion of afghanistan we basically created their vietnam because their afghan war lasted what eight nine years it was a horrible defeat for them and so he their their policy from the seventy's was let's create a clash of civilizations along this fault line against the soviet union because the soviet union at the time included all these muslim states you know and you see it this day in the chechen war for example so the idea of clash of civilizations was it was a war that they created against the soviets to break up the soviet empire and ultimately you know some people say it backfired and led to the invasion that led to the attacks against america but ultimately i look at it as very

edgewood to easton and huntington. clouds in towsons patchy fog this spots as well. a little bit of change. it comes with sunshine, mixing with the clouds. we have potential for thunderstorms out there as well as well showers. the tide waters see the susquehanna. we see clouds and a little bit many of the brightening of the skies this morning. don't forget the rain gore. this is satellite and radar, picking up on showers and thunderstorms across michigan across the central planes. dealing with flooding issues. we will see more changes as we go toward wednesday. we have the stationary front and disturbances. the most accurate future trend picks up on scattered showers. towards tomorrow afternoon and evening. we are looking at high pressure building in for the middle of the week. down lode the storm shield weather app. temperature by this afternoon, 86 degrees, nice and seasonable. high pressure will continue through friday and by sunday the potential for shower and thunderstorms in the fob. >>> top stories, sink hole caused a resort to collapse while another section o

. >>> finally agraffiti artist on huntington beach gets busted because he liked his own photo. the police station put up a photo asking for public assistance. he started bragging about it on facebook and he gets busted. why would you do that? >> we all love dumb crimes stories. >> this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. because "way too early" starts right now. >>> ♪ >>> for us to sit by and watch this happen, thiss a violation of everything that we stood for and when we threaten something as we did that we could cut off aid, as the administration did, and then not do it, then you lose your credibility and influence. >> heightening the rhetoric on egypt. american politicians talked tough while more deaths are reported and a key ally gets less stable by the day. we'll have a live report zblrjts meanwhile in idaho, wildfires destroy miles and miles of countryside with thousands of homes potentially threatened. i guess you shouldn't threaten a-rod. major, major drama in boston. a-rod. wild pitches. empty dugouts and a major comeback.

. >>> finally agraffiti artist on huntington beach gets busted because he liked his own photo. the police station put up a photo asking for public assistance. he started bragging about it on facebook and he gets busted. why would you do that? >> we all love dumb crimes stories. >> this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. because "way too early" starts right now. >>> ♪ >>> for us to sit by and watch this happen, thiss a violation of everything that we stood for and when we threaten something as we did that we could cut off aid, as the administration did, and then not do it, then you lose your credibility and influence. >> heightening the rhetoric on egypt. american politicians talked tough while more deaths are reported and a key ally gets less stable by the day. we'll have a live report zblrjts meanwhile in idaho, wildfires destroy miles and miles of countryside with thousands of homes potentially threatened. i guess you shouldn't threaten a-rod. major, major drama in boston. a-rod. wild pitches. empty dugouts and a major comeback. good stuff. this is "way too early." >>> a

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. >> david: huntington bank shares incorporated. >> this is a regional bank. customer service oriented. they pay a bankable dividends. gobs of insider banking. >> david: regional banks have done well. >> because the fed has been supporting the housing market, too. they are well positioned for nat/gas industry. >> david: that's it for "forbes on fox." have a wonderful weekend. thank y watching. the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >> eric: forget big cities. now poverty is becoming a big problem in american suburbs and it's happening as the number of big government hand-outs like food stamps explode. so is it a coincidence or the cause? plus, we're blowing the roof off the biggest nsa scandal yet. now we're learning the agency broke privacy rules. thousands of times per year. folks, this is going to blow your mind. and then -- >> this happy, happy, happy -- [ applause ] >> eric: he should be happy. he just won the lotto. wait until you hear what a majority of americans say they would do if they won. this is going to shock

, i think it's probably go noles who writes am i diversified, starbucks, disney, holly frontier and huntington bank shar shares #madtweets. let's go to work. okay. disney diversified entertainment company getting whacked here, one of the worst performing stocks in the dow, huntington, oils are down, i like them, starbucks yet under $70, that's a bargain and ford. we've got auto, entertainment, bank, let's call it retail, all right, and we've got refining and that, my friends, is perfect. ♪ hallelujah >> brian in florida. brian? >> caller: big boo-yah, jim, from florida. >> say hello to my friend down there in the sbi. what's up? >> caller: my top five stocks are exxon, at&t, mcdonald's, johnson & johnson, general electric. cramer, am i diversified? >> i love a guy who likes big cap old names, let's go to work here. general electric, my charitable trust owns, at&t the yield's getting attractive, exxon, 20 out of 21 days it's gone down. j & j for my charitable trust, the level to buy, mcdonald's is a retailer, restaurant, restaurant, telco, oil and pharmaceutical, how about brett in pennsylvan

. >> david: huntington bank shares incorporated. >> this is a regional bank. customer service oriented. they pay a bankable dividends. gobs of insider banking. >> david: regional banks have done well. >> because the fed has been supporting the housing market, too. they are well positioned for nat/gas industry. >> david: that's it for "forbes on fox." have a wonderful weekend. thank you for watching. the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >> eric: forget big cities. now poverty is becoming a big problem in american suburbs and it's happening as the number of big government hand-outs like food stamps explode. so is it a coincidence or the cause? plus, we're blowing the roof off the biggest nsa scandal yet. now we're learning the agency broke privacy rules. thousands of times per year. folks, this is going to blow your mind. and then -- >> this happy, happy, happy -- [ applause ] >> eric: he should be happy. he just won the lotto. wait until you hear what a majority of americans say they would do if they won. this is going to

chlths huntington beach say they arrested three more people after a riot that broke out. damaged several businesses and city properties. one of the suspects led police through him through his facebook page. lewis rodriguez liked a photo of the riots and shared it with his friends. 7 others were arrested in the days right after those riots. >> samsung is giving us a smart phone on our wrists. the smart phone watch could look something like this. not too bad. let's you make phone calls, surf the web and check emails. will go head to head with sony's smart watch. and talk apple may release a watch this year. >>> verizon is upgrading smart phone fleet. launching a new range of droid smart phones. the droid max and droid ultra will be available. >> a new study shows it's doing a number on eye sight. talked to a doctor about the alarming findings. >> many smart phones are a necessity. >> probably maybe 3 hours or more a day. >> but british researchers say the cause and connection is causing vision problems. referring to a 35% increase in near sidedness since the launch of smart

. >> david: huntington bank shares incorporated. >> this is a regional bank. customer service oriend. they pay a bankable dividends. gobs of insider banking. >> david: regional banks have done well. >> because the fed has been supporting the housing market, too. they are well positioned for nat/gas industry. >> david: that's it for "forbes on fox." have a wonderful weekend. thank y watching. the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >> eric: forget big cities. now poverty is becoming a big problem in american suburbs and it's happening as the number of big government hand-outs like food stamps explode. so is it a coincidence or the cause? plus, we're blowing the roof off the biggest nsa scandal yet. now wee learning the agency broke privacy rules. thousands of times per year. folks, this is going to blow your mind. and then -- >> this happy, happy, happy -- [ applause ] >> eric: he should be happy. he just won the lotto. wait uil you hear what a majority of americans say they would do if they won. this is going to shock you. "

sunday night riots broke out, they broke windows and looted stores in downtown huntington beach. >>> here is unfortunate irony. a tech blogger saying his google glasses were band from an event hosted by the company who sold him the glass in the first place. russell holly, a blogger from geek.com says he was at google's media event for the brand new moto x yesterday. when a google rep told him to take his glasses off, telling him he would not be able to record during the presentation. he said he's been to bars and even to public restrooms wearing the glasses before. but this was the very first time anybody told him he could not wear his google glass. >> speaking of tech, scott mcgrew is here with a way to clean glass and has the latest job numbers. >> i hear it beeping. >> it is beeping. nothing more annoying than your gadget beeping. we want to talk about jobs first. these numbers really not where we wanted to be. the american economy adding 162,000 jobs last month. you compare that with 195,000 in july. the unemployment rate did fall significant significantly to 7.4%. that 162 is wh

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wo

. >>> huntington beach police say that they have arrested three more people after a riot that broke out on the surfing competition. one of the suspects arrested lead police to him on facebook. lewis rodriguez posted a picture and then he shared it with his friends. seven others were arrested in the days right after the riots. >>> not your average church service today in san francisco. today mayor ed lee joined a massive crowd in celebration of 50 years of glide. the event featured a church service with the glide ensemble, the street performers, guest speakers, ending with a special presentation in honor of chief williams. the two founded church on the corner of ellis and taylor beck in 1963. they transformed the area by performing meals and transportation to those in need. >> the most important thing to do for people and with people for people is not to worry about what we think we can do. let us go and do what we know we can do. we are brothers, we are sisters, and we can walk in the streets of san francisco. >> mayor lee ended up by surprising williams with a sign reading reverend's w

, i think it's probably go noles who writes am i diversified, starbucks, disney, holly frontier and huntington bank shares #madtweets. let's go to work. okay. disney diversified entertainment company getting whacked here, one of the worst performing stocks in the dow, huntington, oils are down, i like them, starbucks yet under $70, that's a bargain and ford. we've got auto, entertainment, bank, let's call it retail, all right, and we've got refining and that, my friends, is perfect. ♪ hallelujah >> brian in florida. brian? >> caller: big boo-yah, jim, from florida. >> say hello to my friend down there in the sbi. what's up? >> caller: my top five stocks are exxon, at&t, mcdonald's, johnson & johnson, general electric. cramer, am i diversified? >> i love a guy who likes big cap old names, let's go to work here. general electric, my charitable trust owns, at&t the yield's getting attractive, exxon, 20 out of 21 days it's gone down. j & j for my charitable trust, the level to buy, mcdonald's is a retailer, restaurant, restaurant, telco, oil and pharmaceutical, how about brett in pennsylvania. b

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under arrest in southern california and its his facebook likes that followed a popular surf counting in huntington beach last month. 18-year-old lewis enrique rodriguez wrote obscenities on the side of police cars that night. listen to this. he was identified after liking pictures of those damaged patrol cars that were posted on the police department's facebook page. police say they then received a series of tips that led to rodriguez arrest. >>> asthma in rescission, the factor that may play a ro children outgrowing the disease. >>> and dealing with violence and trauma. we take a look at the lasting impact rising violence has on bay area youth. >>> and efforts to oust the california politician amongst sexual harassment allegations picking up steam. the new effort to recall san diego's mayor. >> new information now on the shooting in oakland that we first told you about last night. the mother of a 5-year-old boy was killed while her young son road in the car with her. around 10:00 p.m. last night a gunman on foot approached a vehicle. that's right near the eastmont police station. the woman's boyf

their services that largely migrated to the secretary of defense with the joint chiefs of as professor huntington of harvard to die just a few years ago observed the famous 1954 article in proceedings that military services that do not have a clear view of their strategic view become purposeless and wallow about conflicting and confusing goals and ultimately suffer both physical and moral d generation. " end quote. did we should move away from the political correctness from the military services. the legislation and encourage this and that president eisenhower divided military budget quite unevenly during the 1950's as he sought to improve the nation's long dash nation's nuclear deterrent that the army did not participate as extensively as the air force. i don't think i will surprise anybody here by saying i am pessimistic of the immediate future for our armed services and for the navy in particular. but in over the long run, i don't think americans have become isolationist. i don't believe our fellow citizens would like to have a military second to any in the world. the question is whether as a

huntington beach police had posted the photos trying to i.d. the teen for causing trouble at the u.s. open of surfing last month. and finally the ugly, a bet on ramen noodles sparked a riot a florida juvenile detention center. it took law enforcement officers four hours to regain control. >>> a fox news alert. blade runner oscar pistorius formally charged with the murder of his model girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. she would have been 30 years old today. sky news reporter is live in south africa with the details. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. yes. pistorius was formally indicted. this is a copy of the paper was served with. it outlines the state's case. they believe he was guilty of the murder of reeva steenkamp. they outline what they believe happened. they believe the two of them had a relationship. there were only two of them in the house at the time. reeva who was 29 at the time locked herself into a cubicle. the accused armed with a pistol and shot through the locked door, five straight. four shots at the deceased. the deceas

under arrest in southern california and its his facebook likes that followed a popular surf counting in huntington beach last month. 18-year-old lewis enrique rodriguez wrote obscenities on the side of police cars that night. listen to this. he was identified after liking pictures of those damaged patrol cars that were posted on the police department's facebook page. police say they then received a series of tips that led to rodriguez arrest. >>> asthma in rescission, the factor that may play a role in children outgrowing the disease. >>> and dealing with violence and trauma. we take a look at the lasting impact rising violence has on bay area youth. >>> and efforts ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 'cause over 40 general mills cereals are 130 calories or less per serving. just look for the g. boom! that's how nutrition is done, people. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® high fructose corn syrup from yoplait original and l

migrated to the office of the secretary of defense and the joint staff, joint chiefs, as professor samuel huntington of harvard, who died a few years ago observed in his famous 1954 article in proceedings, military services that do not have a clear view of their strategic raison d'etre become purposeless and wallow about amid a variety of conflicting and confusing goals and alternately suffer both physical and moral degeneration. we should also move away from the political correctness of providing the service of military services. in 1986 legislation encourage this but it was not always so. president eisenhower divided the military budget, and in the 1950s has sought to improve the nuclear deterrent. mission in which the army could not participate as extensively as the air force. i don't think it will surprise anybody by saying i am pessimistic about the immediate future for our services and for the navy in particular. over the long run, i don't think americans have become isolationist. i don't believe our fellow citizens would like to have a military that is second to anybody in the world. the ques

garrett huntington beach, california. played the race card and you fell for it the swiss story was not racist. how could you possibly know that, garrett? you weren't there. the clerk denies any racist intent but nobody knows what's in her heart. monthly lean cohen tell receive, israel. remember the scene in pretty woman where julia roberts was refused service by a snobby clerk. all of us are subject to this kind of thing. i'm a white man from from the mountains of tennessee. you should see the faces when my accent is on display. from palmdale, california, you are so right, o'reilly, we should all ignore troglodytes like you. thanks for advancing the dialogue, bill. the point is that minorities in america do have it tougher than whites. but everybody gets hit by stupidity. if you want to succeed, you go around the morons. unless you can right the wrong. which is rare because misguided people rarely admit their circumstance. oprah winfrey is a major role model for black americans. especially women. and she does a nice job w

three weeks ago, we nailed them out of the park with the regional banks, key and huntington banks. back in april, well, hey, promised to buy priceline $2328 and trip adviser 2626% gains respectively. does it get better than that? what exactly makes along so bullish about lululemon ? as lang points out, you see lululemon has been holding steady and actually has begun to move up following the big blasts lower when christine day dropped her resignation about two months ago. you can see, it was a quite frankly, it took people's breasts away. more importantly, look at the moving ampgs, okay. convergence, that itself the mac-d line at the bottom of the chart. this is a momentum indicator. we use it to detect changes in a stock os trajectory. right now the macd line is about to have a buy signal for lu liu, that's when the black line crosses over the red line. it's tremendous accuracy off the chart shows in the past. when you look at lululemon , it's the buy symbol think three times. look how ripe it has been, one, two, three, each time it has foreshadowed a massive really in the stock. l

but if you are spending your time before the huntington post to my was at the center for mac and i was working on a blog "think progress." it was a progressive blog. we would rebuff what politicians and pundits were saying and we didn't always make people happy. >> i looked at some of the advisors on family security matters. a lot of names i didn't recognize. your 10th on the list good to want to show you some video that was recorded a few months ago and longtime veteran reporter for cbs and 60 minutes, basically talking about old media versus new media and the meet your take on this. [video clip] citizen and journalism. you need to work within certain discipline. i think many of these others give the real thing a very bad name. because now everybody is on the internet. one of the problems i have with in terms of reading -- everything looks as valid as "the new york times," whether it is the typeface or the way it is , whether you are someone who believes aliens are out to get him or reading something from the opted pages of "the new york times," it all has the same look and makes the

. >> reporter: abc news, huntington beach, california. >>> still ahead, will the fifth time be the charm? diana niad's latest attempt and why this will be extra special. >>> and a look outside at san >>> welcome back, the caltrans update on the eastern span of the bridge has been done. let's listen in. >> they're hoping to wrap that work up tomorrow morning. but they believe they are far enough ahead to start bringing in some of those bike path sections overnight and start placing those tonight. so it's possible as early as tomorrow morning we'll see some of those temporary bike path sections already in place. here at the toll plaza. all paving on the westbound roadway is expected to be completed by midnight tonight. all paving on the eastbound roadway is expected to be completed by midnight tomorrow night and they intend to focus on striping, doing all the striping tomorrow on westbound and intend to do all the striping for eastbound by monday. and that is the construction update. any questions. >> what's the single most critical thing at this point you have to get done for sure? >> i w

. >> reporter: for "good morning america," aditi roy, abc news, huntington beach, california. >> up close and personal with those victims. >>> all right. well, he could be one of the most brazen criminals we cover. a suspected bank robber accused of a wild spree, attempting to hit three banks in a row. and using the same taxi cab to make his getaway. while he hasn't had a day in court yet, the suspected bank robber apologized as he was led to jail. tai hernandez has the story. >> are you sorry you did it? >> no. i'm sorry i got caught. >> reporter: that's luke radek, not sorry for attempting to rob 3 banks in 90 minutes. >> walked in, through a note, some money. he panicked and fled the bank. >> reporter: his getaway driver, an unwitting cabbie. the cab driver reported him while he was allegedly inside the third bank. >> he finally woke up and realized this guy was out robbing banks. >> reporter: this morning, radek is behind bars, held on $3 million bail because, sorry or not, he did get caught. and police say he didn't make it that hard. according to court papers, the note he left with

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. >> reporter: for "good morning america," aditi roy, abc news, huntington beach, california. >> up close and personal with those victims. >>> all right. well, he could be one of the most brazen criminals we cover. a suspected bank robber accused of a wild spree, attempting to hit three banks in a row. and then, using the same taxi cab to make his getaway. while he hasn't had a day in court yet, the suspected bank robber apologized as he was led to jail. abc's tai hernandez has the story. >> are you sorry you did it? >> no. i'm sorry i got caught. >> reporter: that's 26-year-old luke radick, not sorry for attempting to rob 3 banks in 90 minutes. >> walk in and demanded, through a note, some money. he panicked and fled the bank. >> reporter: his getaway driver, an unwitting cabbie. the cab driver suspected he had a fe len felonious fare reported him while he was allegedly inside the third bank. >> he finally woke up and realized this guy was out robbing banks. >> reporter: this morning, radick is behind bars, held on $3 million bail because, sorry or not, he did get caught. and police say

three weeks ago, we knocked it out of the park with the regional banks, key and huntington banks. back in april, well, hey, told us to buy priceline $38 and trip adviser 66% gains respectively. does it get better than that? what exactly makes lang so bullish about lululemon? as lang points out, you see lululemon has been holding steady and actually has begun to move up following the big blasts lower when christine day dropped her resignation bomb two months ago. you can see, it was quite frankly, it took people's breaths away. more importantly, look at the moving averages, okay. convergence divergence line, that itself the mac-d line at the bottom of the chart. this is a momentum indicator. we use it to detect changes in a stock's trajectory. right now the macd line is about to flash a buy signal for lulu, that's when the black line crosses over the red line. it's tremendous accuracy off the chart shows in the past. when you look at lululemon, it's shown the buy symbol three times. look how ripe it has been, one, two, three. each time it has foreshadowed a massive really in the st

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[explosions and sirens wailing] >> on the night of october 29, 2003, the hayes lemmerz factory in huntington, indiana, exploded in a ball of fire. the plant made wheels for cars. and federal investigators said aluminum dust had piled up and detonated. 33-year-old shawn boone was a mechanic at the plant. his sister, tammy miser, got a call with word that her brother was seriously injured. >> shawn and a couple of his coworkers were in the furnace room. and there was an explosion. and then there was a second more intense blast. >> what happened to him? >> he laid on the building floor, and the aluminum dust actually continued to burn through his flesh. >> and how severe were those burns? >> he had third- and fourth-degree burns between 92% to 100% of his body. >> the doctors said what to you? >> they told us that there wasn't any hope, that his internal organs were burned beyond repair. they wouldn't even bandage him. they just--they said that the only solution we had was to take him off of life support. >> shawn boone was 1 of 15 people killed in dust explosions that year. it was a turning po

other than defense standouts include huntington, the shipbuilder, boeing, and lockheed martin which is the world's biggest defense contractor. but do the run-ups mean that the stocks are richly or fairly valued? is it time to take profits or is there a run up higher? >> that's the key question. >> anytime we've seen a group of stocks and i'll include commodities, oil, trade up on war, we've always seen them come back. or hurricanes in terms of commodities. so i think these stocks which caught everybody by surprise that sequester didn't really hurt them and they moved up aggressively. we're coming into washington budget talks again, and i believe that we've seen the best for the defense stocks for the year. >> dom, thanks so much. still ahead on "the half", these two traders are friends but when it comes to housing, they can't seem to get along. a big halftime debate on where that sector is heading and he's betting his $135 million portfolio on a huge bull run. next, why this strategist is calling for a big rally with only four months left in the year. there he is. we're going to talk t

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but if you are spending your time before the huntington post to my was at the center for mac and i was working on a blog "think progress." it was a progressive blog. we would rebuff what politicians and pundits were saying and we didn't always make people happy. >> i looked at some of the advisors on family security matters. a lot of names i didn't recognize. our 10th on the list good to want to show you some video that was recorded a few months ago and longtime veteran reporter for cbs "60 minutes." basically talking about old media versus new media and the meet your take on this. >> citizen and journalism. you need to work within certain iscipline. i think many of these others give the real thing a very bad ame. because now everybody is on the nternet. one of the problems i have with the internet in terms of reading - everything looks as valid as "the new york times," whether it is the typeface or the way it is et up, whether you are someone who believes aliens are out to get him or reading something from the opted pages of "the new york times," it all has the same look and makes the