yes the delta queen like the delta king is historic and like the delta king, the delta queen is a fire trap. would ought not be passing this law. and we ought to be following regular orders and we ought to be listening to the coast guard that says, don't do this. don't do this. that's what the u.s. coast guard says. because it is not safe. now this boat can operate, it can operate with 179 people or more on day trips. can tie up to a warf and you can have 49 people onboard going up or down the river or even more they can go to a hotel as they have more many years. it's a still a viable operation. but under no circumstance should this body, 435 of us say, not to worry about fire safety. it's not going to be an issue. after all, somebody's watching 24 hours a day. as required on every vessel. and let's keep in mind that the fire suppression system that was mentioned by our colleague in support of this legislation does not work and is not in the public spaces. the state rooms where people are sleeping, the dining rooms, the other rooms onboard will not have fire suppression, that is sprin

turns out it's not from delta but an independent travel company. online complaint sites say you have to attend a seminar where they will try to sell you some expensive travel packages. delta said they have not given permission for this and it is unauthorized use ofs it logo. remeer, airline seats are expensive these days. no one will contact you to say

more consolidation would be good news for delta but even if they end up quashing the deal, delta would be worth owning. thanks to the competition it looks like 2013 will be one of delta's most profitable arias ever. within the industry, delta is among the strongest players. it is among the highest levels of satisfaction in the business and they also consistently generate more revenue than their peers. plus they've been able to dramatically cut fuel costs. even though fuel was up, remember. in fact, delta even bought an oil refinery to help lower its jet fuel costs. fuel is a huge expense for the airlines. sometimes it can be up as much as 40%. the company is now taking 8% to 10%. they'll allow them to retire gas guzzling planes. perhaps most important of all, delta's aggressively paying down diet. in 2009 they had an astounding $17 billion down on the debt. by the end of the year it's plan to get down to $10 billion. it's a clean story. the interest rates can keep on going. delta rates is eight times next year's earnings. they don't like the airlines. next up is pitney bowles. come on.

more consolidation would be good news for delta but even if they end up quashing the deal, delta will still be worth owning. thanks to the reduced competition it looks like 2013 will be one of delta's most profitable year ever. within the industry, delta is among the strongest players. it is among the highest levels of customer satisfaction in the business and they also consistently generate more revenue than their peers. plus delta has been able to dramatically cut fuel costs. even though fuel was up, remember. in fact, delta even bought an oil refinery to help lower its jet fuel costs. this is a big deal. fuel is a huge expense for the airlines. sometimes it can be as much as 40%. the company is now taking eight to ten new aircraft a month. they'll allow them to retire gas guzzling planes. perhaps most important of all, delta's aggressively paying down debt. in 2009 they had an astounding $17 billion on the balance sheet. by the end of the year its plan to get down to $10 billion. it's a clean story. the interest rates can keep on going. delta rates is eight times next year's earnin

we're in the delta national forest. it's the same place where over the last ten days, mississippi's alligator hunting season, three teams captured massive monsters. >> giant gators which seems rather redundant. that is is a dinosaur. >> this massive gator tips the scale at 741.5 pounds. how did they get so big? >> meet beth trammel. her son, husband, and brother in law caught this 723 pounder last weekend. and just an hour later, dustin and his team wrangled this one. four pounds heavier. on saturday, lee turner's team picked up the record setter, a 741 pound beast. so we hit the pitch black swamps of mississippi with that ordinary suburban family turned reptile wranglers. >> paralegal by day and alligator hunter by night? >> alligator queen. >> the alligator queen? >> the alligator queen family capturing that giant gator on their first hunt ever. >> that was my second night. >> it sounds like you were ready for it? >> yeah. it looked like it. it looked like a monster. >> were you ever scared? >> yes. very scared. he wa

>> i still don't like delta. i still wouldn't buy delta here. yes, the whole space has rallied. i believe that the merger, the american merger, is going to go through. i don't know how that's going to affect delta. i'm not -- i don't love the airline stock to begin with, but i wouldn't have bought delta 8.5% ago. i wouldn't buy delta here. >> weiss is giving you an open invitation. to critique. zwla he does that so often. look, here's what's going to happen once the merger happens, okay? it's going to be beneficial because you're taking e ining m capacity out of the system. they may benefit from the gates at reagan. >> you were long american. you were saying it was going to double digits. you got smoked. it got cut in half. zbl i'm long american again. >> we discussed this the other day. the ride from 7 to 2 wasn't fun. >> i wasn't there for all my position. i did get smoked for part of the approximation f position for sure, but not all of it, and now i'm wack into it, more so. i was beautiful going down. it was painful going down. >> my only point is the airlines are tough to c

check out delta airlines they're up 4 or 5% after hours? why? because at the close of business on tuesday, september 10th delta airlines will be included in the s&p 500 index to replace the mc software. so again, it will include delta airlines in place of the mc software, that could mean index fires, mellissa back over to you. >> certainly will. jim, you like the airlines here? >> i know there is a lot of people that will say, hey, this is adoll, it's always been a dog. i think the model is changed. these guys are making money from ancillary fees. they got people that know how to run this thing for a profit. here's the interesting thing, i didn't know delta was in the s&p 500. >> whose decision was it to keep the airlines out for the last five years? >> that's the next show. those options. >> stay tuned for that. in case you missed today's top moments on cnbc here's a rapid fire recap on tonight's executive edge. . >> there is some breaking news chicago fed president charlie evans is making some comments in greenville, south carolina. he says th

i think more than delta is the apple announcement. i'm very confident that apple news is going to be a potential selling event here. us traders here are really waiting for anything to come through and traditionally, if you look at the history of these announcements, you get a run-up. since carl icahn tweeted about his dinner or lunch that he was going to have when we saw it climb up, this is a, announcement tomorrow about the iphone might be an opportunity to take some off the table if we get a pop off and that might lead to a downturn into the futures. david: anton, let's get to your picks, one of which is a natural gas play, chenier energy, llg stock symbol for liquified natural gas. why do you like it? >> i think the energy sector is an exciting area to be in. we have such an opportunity to turn the global markets around with the discoveries we have, the job creation opportunities. i like them with the opportunities they can expand and utilize the infrastructure. we really have no way to get oil and gas from north, to south. we bui

this is delta. delta is going into the s&p 500. they are gathering orders right now. we're waiting to close it it. it isn't yet closed. the stock is trading up 4.5%, replacing bnc software delta, doing into the s&p 500. that hasn't changed yet. we haven't got a final print. they'll buy a lot of stock and they want the final print here. that number may or may not stand there. $22.61. let's move on here, the s&p 500, maria had it exactly right as she usually does. important thing here, six days in a row on the s&p 500. that's quite a move. why is it important? because september is usually a lousy month. yet we're up almost 3%. and we've been up since the beginning of may. a lot of the old wives stories about how the market should behave aren't necessarily working that well this year. let me give you a sense of why the markets are trying to think positive. one trader laughed. they're inhaling laughing gas down here, who was cynical about the markets. we have a number of issues, the syrian conflict, the chances of that are diminishing. we've seen notably stronger numbers

delta level response. shootings and stabs, will they be more of a priority in the future in alameda county? >> absolutely. there's no question. >> you're going to make changes because of the questions we've asked? >> yes. >> medic 2101. >> reporter: but our investigation has found more concerns. >> i don't feel we have enough ambulances available on the street to meet the demands of the country. >> although managers in the county say response times are met more than 90% of the time, paramedics point to regular pages like this one, alerting the crew that the system is on level 0. >> level 0, what's that mean? >> that is when there are no ambulances available to run calls in a specific area. >> how often does that happen? >> i don't know. >> and look closely at this. a level 0 page alerting paramedics a call has been holding for 20 minutes. >> if there are no ambulances to respond to calls, that would sound to a layman like a problem. >> and it's not a new problem. but it's a -- >> you don't know how many ti

why do we get first of all to what is happening with delta. it was actually an upgrade put out by jp and just today good timing saying delta will have increasing margins since it's one of your picks you agree. >> yeah. absolutely. talk about great timing. i love coming on when things have been upgraded. look at that chart and see delta up 96%. is this done? we think not. delta and the airlines in general we think are the cheapest stocks in the market right now. let me tell you what's changed in the airline industry because a lot of people believe that things haven't changed. gone from 10 major airlines to really four. management for the first time in the history of the industry are acting irrationally and cutting capacity. delta will earn $3 a share, stock at 23 or so, less than eight times earnings, still another 50% upside potentially here, generates a lot of cash, initiated dividends, starting a buyback. i'm not saying this is a great environment for flyers because people are more on the airlines, paying for bags, everything, involving airl

thank you. >>> my name is dianne olek and i have a question about something not covered by delta. [speaker not understood]. the academy of sleep dentistry recommends you be seen once a year to make sure the oral appliance isn't moving your jaw or teeth in any way because that can be a side effect of the oral appliance. kaiser will cover you for a three-month follow-up, but after that you're on your own. and i don't understand since the issue is aden tal issue why if i have money left on my delta dental plan why they will not cover that. ~ and i'd like the board to discuss that or find out from delta dental why. >> [speaker not understood]. >> i'm sorry, we'll be happy to look into that. >>> thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? no public comment. no other public comment. item number 12. >> item 12, discussion item, opportunity to place items on future agendas. >> we always have a full agenda. commissioner scott. >> madam president, i want to go back and reinforce the opportunity now that i'm serving as chair of this rates and benefits committee. i think that we all we

-- >> i like delta. i like you nighted. >> what do you see that they have that others in the industry don't? >> well, i think delta and united are the two best. they are the largest. and i just think they have got a lot of advantages on their route system. i think they have been very adept at knowing when to raise prices and how to price. and they just to me they are well managed and good airlines. >> of late, shippers have been hot. there seems to be a shortage for very large shares. how far along are we for this cycle? >> i think we're -- i think we're in the initial stages of a turn around. having said that i do view them as pecklative and ris di i can. we bought some of the shippers lately. so far they are doing well. >> which particular nearby are you in? >> we have speculated on dry ships. and that appears to be turning around. >> can i extend your like for a lot of these names? in a name like that, can i extend that to steel or coal? are you looking global demand getting better now or is this just

. >>> my name is dianne olek and i have a question about something not covered by delta. [speaker not understood]. the academy of sleep dentistry recommends you be seen once a year to make sure the oral appliance isn't moving your jaw or teeth in any way because that can be a side effect of the oral appliance. kaiser will cover you for a three-month follow-up, but after that you're on your own. and i don't understand since the issue is aden tal issue why if i have money left on my delta dental plan why they will not cover that. ~ and i'd like the board to discuss that or find out from delta dental why. >> [speaker not understood]. >> i'm sorry, we'll be happy to look into that. >>> thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? no public comment. no other public comment. item number 12. >> item 12, discussion item, opportunity to place items on future agendas. >> we always have a full agenda. commissioner scott. >> madam president, i want to go back and reinforce the opportunity now that i'm serving as chair of this rates and benefits committee. i think that we all we

. >> any report of a shooting would be at least a delta or echo response. >> delta and echo are the highest priorities. we analyzed 15 months of emergency calls. 87% of all shootings, stabbings and penetrating traumas were dispatched as bravo calls the second lowest priority. they can be diverted for higher priority emergencies, the same record show 100% of callers reporting they were clammy received a delta level response. >> shootings and stabbings will they be a higher level priority? >> absolutely. no question. >> you are going to make changes? >> yes. >> but we have found more concerns. >> we don't have enough ambulances on the street to meet the demands of the county. >> although response times are met more than 90% of the time, paramedics point to pages like this one alerting the crew that is system is on level zero. >> what is level zero? >> that is when there are no ambulances available to run calls in a specific area. >> how often does that happen? >> i don't know. >> and look at this, a level zero page alerting paramedics alerting that there is a call holding for 20 minutes. if t

turns out it's not from delta but an independent travel company. online complaint sites say you have to attend a seminar where they will try to sell you some expensive travel packages. delta said they have not given permission for this and it is unauthorized use ofs it logo. remeer, airline seats are expensive these days. no one will contact you to say you've won tickets on any airline. so be careful before you call. click the money tab up top so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc2. >>> we're going to stay in havre de grace. we're starting to see the sun setting. the sun set before 7:00. in one month it will be setting basically at this hour. 72 right now. easterly wind coming in at nine. if you're heading out this evening, we're looking good. moon lit skies, a mixture of clouds. 57 for your overnight low. a pair of sixes by lunchtime, low 70s by tomorrow. it's a northeasterly wind right off the bay. that is bringing in some clouds. out toward cecil county and ocean city, we are covered and smothered with clouds. notice to the east,

delta will be going in after the close of trading tomorrow. delta will only be the second airline in the s&p 500. also, southwest airlines in there. money managers are buying it up today. stuart: 6% in a few minutes. you do not often see that. thank you very much, nicole petallides. congressman, thank you very much for being with us on a very big, important day. you were in the meeting with vice president biden on friday. was he convincing? >> first of all, this situation in syria is of major importance to the united states and it is truly a sad thing that these chemical weapons were used. i am not convinced that the use of a very targeted strike can be done with efficacy and utility in the long run. i have not seen evidence that the administration has long-term evidence in syria and the middle east. to go in and use military force without taking into account the consequences of all of this really is a problem to me. i will attend a briefing later today. stuart: throughout the weekend we have seen a full-court press from the president and his

delta, u.s. airways, both getting a boost from an upgrade. that's over at jpmorgan. there's delta. you can see it's basically flat. but u.s. airways is getting a nice lift there, dr. j. >> and, yeah, it has more ramp, if you will, pardon the pun. i believe you'll see u.s. airways and american airlines merger happen. we already know that the justice has decided to hear this case in november, rather than what people had -- or the people that had opposed it wanted it to be heard in perhaps march of next year. i think the merger happening is part of what's behind the delta upgrade, as well, because i do believe that's going to happ happen -- the merger between u.s. air and american -- i think that's good for delta, as well, and i think it's a less volatile issue. but like i say, less upside than the lcc play. >> all right. it's not just stocks and bonds hanging on the fed decision. gold traders are also anxiously awaiting tomorrow's big news. for more on that, let's go to mandy drury at the futures desk. >> it's been a rough month for gold so far, right? the metal is down about 6% in s

delta will replace bmc software, and stocks often move higher when they're added to major indices, delta rose 9%. >>> and some big health care changes coming to some big companies very soon. time warner and ibm, both announcing plans to move their retirees to private insurance exchanges, bertha coombs has more. >> reporter: big blue is making changes in how it pays for retiree health coverage. >> we projected health care costs in the current ibm plan will triple in the next few years, largely impacting your premiums and out of pocket costs. >> reporter: instead of offering a medicare supplement itself, ibm will give the retirees money in a health account that they can use in a private exchange to buy supplement health care coverage, dental and benefit plans. >> it is really about one thing, that is sustainability, predictability, they want to know not just what our health care costs are this year, next year, what might they are in three, five, ten years. >> reporter: rather than one group plan, the retirees compete in the plans and the competition can mean lower costs on both sides. >> i

the other thing is big picture about the delta story. it is only other, other than southwest airlines the only other airline in the s&p 500. obviously came out of bankruptcy. reduced debt. restarted the dividend payments and is back into the index, s&p 500 index. it was actually dropped in august of 2005 ahead of its bankruptcy filing weeks later. this is a big deal and a milestone. back to you. adam: adam: nicole petallides, thank you. the markets may be moving higher but labor force participation is moving lower. it hit a 35-year low. our next guest says the federal miss reserve can't mistake the drop in the unemployment rate as improvement. nariman behravesh, chief economist at ihs. you see the fed pushing back on taper talk. others say no, we'll get some form of taper in september. you think they're wrong. why? >> if you look at the unemployment numbers and the employment numbers there's a lot of weakness there as you know the numbers for june and july were revised down. in the case of july quite substantially. as you were just sayin

. >> any report of a shooting fi was making the policy would come in as at least a delta level response if not an echo. >> delta and echo emergencies receive the highest priorities and the shortest required response times. we analyzed 15 recent months of emergency calls. 87% of all shootings, stabbings and penetrated traumas in alamea alameda county were dispatched as bravo calls. they can be diverted for higher priority services. the same records show that 100% of callers claiming they're claimy received a high priority, delta level response. >> shooting and stabbings, will they be more of a priority in the future in alameda county in. >> absolutely. there's no question. >> you're going to make changes because of the questions we have asked? >> yes. >> medic 2101 -- >> but your investigation has found more concerns. >> i don't feel we have enough ambulances available on the street to meet the demands of the county. >> although managers in the county say response times are met more than 90% of the time, paramedics point to regular pages like this one, alerting the crew that the system i

- delta. - delta, that's right. so i'm gonna write that from now on as f multiplied by t equals change in. get it? delta mv. this is what we're gonna talk about today. so this delta mv, that's delta momentum. we have a name for force times time. what's the name of the force of an object multiplied by the duration of time in which that force acts? we have a name for that. it's not so common a name as this one, but see if you sit next to someone who knows what is the name of force multiplied by the time during which that force acts. go. talk it up. what is it, gang? impulse. what's the name of this? what? - impulse. - impulse. all right. impulse. okay. so we write. impulse equals change in momentum, that's what we're gonna talk about today. you wanna change the momentum of something then you have to apply an impulse. what's an impulse? that's hitting it over some time interval. down here i have a-- see that golf ball on a tee. see this golf club right here? what's the momentum of the golf ball right now? - zero. - zer

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gio benitez, abc news, the mississippi delta. >> you can see the full story later on "nightline." we thank you for watching tonight. we're always there at abcnews.com and from washington d.c. i'm diane sawyer. we'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. >> we have team coverage on the fire tonight. and we've heard from people who have had to evacuate their homes. >> and where we've learned no criminal charges will be filed. a neighborhood rebuilding after three years. >> sacramento democrats end their feud over how to make more room in prisons but now putting inmates back out on the streets. >> a dramatic shot from sky 7. smoke and flames from the so called morgan fire approached historic stone lookout tower at the summit of mount diablo. officials say they're confident they can get this fire contained in the next few days. good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> the morlg -- morgan fire has grown too large for local agencies to handle so cal fire has stepped in and taken over management of the efforts. here is what it looked like from our east bay hills camera. we

delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. neil: now we know that the world is fair game. the nsa pretty much confirming that if they need to, they can well get their hands on an e-mail and phone call and text anytime. and it's just that sweeping power that has the author of the patriot asking if they can be a redo. only now is an aclu lawyer. alex, what is the gist of this suit? >> thank you for having me on the show. this is really about whether the national security agency should be allowed to track every single american phone call. for how long they talk every single day. when he authored the patriot act from he did not intend to give the sweeping authority to the nsa to trap innocent american. neil: and he didn't give them the time to what could be your point, years. >> that is exactly right, the nsa has misled the public about its authority and the fact that it is listening to americans com

we need help." "7 delta we need help." which is really at that point the first alert to the rest of the staff that there's trouble in 7 delta. >> deputy lori garcia hears the distress call as she's going about her daily routine. >> it was transmission that was unlike what a deputy would transmit over the radio. so we knew that something wasn't right. we knew it had to have been an inmate. >> less than a minute later, deputy garcia and a group of officers reach pod 7 delta. >> your adrenaline is flowing and you walk in or run in, basically, and you don't know what you're going to see. >> they see a pod of utter confusion and commotion. inmates are scattered with some behind the deputy's desk. >> there were inmates, which is unusual. why would inmates be behind the desk like that? >> while carswell restrains burden, deputies handcuff him and thank the inmate. >> tapped me on the back and told me good work. you all right, carswell? are you okay? >> the jail's medical unit treats deputy moon. he has a few bumps and scratches a

liz: the second name is delta. i could not believe it. two different social events having nothing to do with the airlines. people at talking about adults the right now feels like the best airline not necessarily in which to invest, but on which to fly which means people spending money. so if that is the case, doesn't that mean that the consumer is of little bit healthier from the point of view of the economist? >> we have to be careful because we talk about the consumer spending. if we look at the consumer spending, they are increasingly changing what is in the basket of goods. one month consumers may be out of as army electronics and apparel. the next month they may cut back on those exact categories in lieu of making those airline ticket purchases. if the consumer was clearly strong musial of those categories increasing at the same time. unfortunately this time consumers are picking up pockets of different discretionary good that they want to spend the money on. liz: they're not going all and every single month. in the and we have washi

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delta air lines. that pop as well. also taking a look. this is after there has been some fda approval which may open up and they're to treat asthma. generics may be able to get on this name. the mosaic, the whole pot action industry jumping. today we were talking about upgrades and analysts particularly over at credit suisse talk now about the fact that they have upside potential. and that hit a new high. we certainly have some great performers this week on wall street. back to you. lori: thank you, as always. the government just released its scorecard on housing for august, and it shows progress across several indicators. home prices, the sale of new and existing homes continued to show strong gains. the report cautions the overall recovery remains that -- fragile. another report shows key drivers in the housing market are pointing to a big shift in dynamics. what exactly does that mean? could it be a turning point? lets talk about this with steve berkowitz, ceo of move incorporated. good to have you on the show. you are seeing signs tha

delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. cheryl: neiman marcus is being sold. joining me now is capital advisors ceo and chief equity strategist. gentlemen, it is good to see you both. first, your reaction, you like this one? >> what is neiman marcus? they have no growth, they will have to grow within, opening up new shops. since the financial crisis of 2006, one mall has opened up. a trophy asset and good cash opportunity. cheryl: i guess you have that much money to throw around. you look at tpg, you have to wonder what was their thinking muc.or are the canadians so much smarter. what do you think? >> that is a great point. tpg has a great track record of success with retail. i am less familiar with the buyers track record. they mentioned consumer base deals, but as brian pointed out, even if you wanted to grow, there is not the real estate to do so. as you pointed out people say the only way

we was start to see some 70's at the land along the delta. we will continue to see the seven days very few if any 80s. although it will be a summit afternoon the temperatures will be 5 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. the winds will pick up into the afternoon. in fact by 8:00 p.m. the temperature for the most part will be back in the '60s. i do one more break down afternoon highs. we was start things out in the south bay. santa clara will have a high of 74 degrees. for the most part we will see 70's and east bay as well. it looks like 77 degrees is common for both pittsburg and fairfield. downtown sampras's go check in as 67 degrees yesterday. you can expect a wide range of seven dates for the area. >> today will be cool and tomorrow will be even cooler. if you like warmer weather that touch of summer will come back as we head into the weekend. the troubled forecasts shows active weather in miami. they have showers for seattle. if you are getting on a plan today to new york city, that would have a high of 71 degrees. mid-70s for washingto

delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. >> big headline. larry summers pulling himself out of the running for fed chief. some say a contentious confirmation process wouldn't be good for him or the country. and the letter to the president, i've reluctantly concluded any process would be acrimonious and would not serve the federal reserve, or ultimately the interest of the nation's ongoing economic recovery. he has a contentious personality. linked to the deregulation of banks and the women's vote was against him so he's walked away. janet yellen now the clear front runner to be the next fed chair. she would likely keep the easy money policy going and the printing presses running. the markets could not be happier about that news. stocks will soar right from the get-go today. the markets love janet yellen and so, by the way, does the left. and wait a second, there's a lot more going on. 30 second

delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. gerri: with obamacare the affordable may be doubtful with a study by the manhattan institute shows the effect of the premium cost of 13 states and mexico sees the highest increase of 130 percent with more on this we have the center for health center policy at the heritage foundation. chris, to be share it shows nine states will have increased, five will have a decrease it depends on your cost right now but are you surprised estate like mexico will see an increase like this? >> unfortunately no. candidate obama when writing promised his plan would cut premium by $2,500 instead the average employer plan has gone up over $3,000 since 2009 when he was elected so we continue to see these increases in unfortunately those mandates will increase costs for those who buy their own insurance. gerri: and those are the most price sensitive because they don't have cov

delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. neil: good at not just acu to new jersey? pulling out of the state health care and for lots of folks in the garden garden state, not a lot of time to switch insurance. adding to that, more hospital layouts because one big employer says that it doesn't have the cash on access as we have a health care disaster unfolding and adam lashinsky says we have another bump in the road. what do you make of this? >> cigna and united are dropping out of markets. it is very similar to what happened with financial markets and they were dropping these practices and you see this come out of the market. you are losing competition because people are starting to drop out out of the business and the fallacy that you will get to keep your insurance is not going to be true. because certain entrances is dropping out of markets and i think that this is bad for the insurance and o

nicole: we are watching delta very closely. tomorrow after "the closing bell," delta airlines will be heading into the s&p 500. it is interesting that you see dealt the jumping 6.7% today. a big move for this particular name. if it is going to be one of the members, everybody has to buy it. that is exactly what they are doing today. dagen: thank you. secretary of state john kerry we asserting charges of chemical weapons used in syria. listen to this. >> we will be able to hold of saud accountable without engaging in troops on the ground or any other prolonged kind of effort in a very limited, very targeted very short term effort that their grades his capacity to deliver chemical weapons without assuming responsibility for serious civil war. that is exactly what we are talking about doing. dagen: limited target. general, it is great to see you. small, limited, it sounds very easy. is it understated what would and could happen. >> nobody knows. what we also know is that this is a vicious, a heartless, a bloody sectarian civil war

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delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from t best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're nosimply saluting history... we're making it. now back to forbes on fox. >> david: well, as the buddy yogi berra said, "it's dÉjÀ vu all over again." five years ago this weekend, financial meltdown hit when lehman brothers went bankrupt as the housing brother blew up. many blame the bubble on the federal reserve, keeping interest rates artificially too low for too long. the fed is at it again. keeping the stimulus rate low with stimulus plan on steroids. could it cause another bubble about to blow up. this time the stock market itself? >> i think we are at a risk for a bubble. but they don't know to bring it in real estate or the stock market. if you see the stock market closed 140 points up there is a ten depensy to jump in. there is a false sense of security with the business market today. you see neiman marcus being bought. and people think everything is okay but they don't think about the fact oba

. >> attack on delta one, the vehicle has been flipped onto its side. a biggest lotion, get out of the way, delta. explosion to the left of our vehicle. we are taking fire. we have returned fire. >> international aid workers are concerned about the withdrawal of foreign troops. many rely on their protection. a german ngo has a contingency plan to save staff in danger but they are careful to avoid politically charged issues. >> we work in villages and remote areas, so first we spent time building trust among the residents, drinking tea, introducing ourselves. >> other charities have more cause for alarm. hard-line muslims reject those that want to improve education for girls. aid workers received death threats. no women's organizations were giving interviews but all eight workers are familiar with the situations. >> this is a sensitive issue. they are the decision-makers and they have a bigger role and they have shown the reaction. >> international troops are set to and missions in afghanistan by late 2015 but some soldiers will stay behind to train and

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