. >> thank you, becky. >> we will get to all of that in just a moment. but first, joe and andrew are back at cnbc headquarters. republican old wolf will join us from the weather channel with the latest in just a moment, but andrew, back over to. >> thank you, becky. on the market, the october jobs report. the release due at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. the reports polled saying the economy likely added 120,000 jobs last month. that's the estimate and the baseline to play against. the employment rate is seen ticking higher to 7.4% and the numbers expected to show the government shutdown delayed hiring and forced some workers, of course, to stay home.

we're going to go back to becky. >> becky's back in lincoln center. becky. >> that's right, guys. thank you. when we come back, that delayed jobs report is less than 20 minutes away. we'll find out the impact the government shutdown will have on the employment numbers. >>> also, twitter, those shares soaring in the company's trading debut. we spoke to john steinberg yesterday before the ipo. up next, his reaction to twitter's first day of trading. "squawk box" will be right back. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. customer erin swenson ordebut they didn't fit.line customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. m

>> it will try not to, becky. the fed cannot get to its economic objectives without going through the asset markets. so the fed feels obliged to continue to support the asset markets, not in itself, but as a means to an end. and that is the economy. now, there's two things we would stress. one is willingness doesn't always translate into effectiveness. and secondly, remember that we are now entering a more differentiated stage of the qe trade. >> wait a second. okay. again, i understand why they have been the best friend. i understand why they don't want to yank the rug out from under the markets, but steve liesman just said the fed has a problem. do they? >> oh, yeah. where i disagree with steve. he said i wouldn't recommend anybody reading the fed minutes, i think the other view, read the fed minutes. because the fed minutes have this enormous contrast. on the one hand, the economic discussion is really boring. it's all about how muted things are, how modest things are and basically they've done the same thing t

when everything is up and running, yeah. >> thank you, becky. >> thanks, becky. >>> we're going to turn, now, to one of hollywood's hottest up-and-coming young actors. you know what i'm talking about. dane dehaan is breaking out in a new way. he's being compared to leonardo dicaprio. and one of the greatest screen legends of all-time. abc's abbie boudreau has spent some time with him. >> reporter: he's taking hollywood by storm. 27-year-old dane dehaan. do you look at yourself and think, i can't believe it's happening? >> that's what i'm constantly doing. all of this is what i never expected to happen. >> reporter: next year, you'll see him in "the amazing spider-man 2." but its his role along daniel radcliffe, in this small, independent film, that's generating big buzz. "kill your darlings" which was shot in just 24 days, is based on a true story. it's about new york's literary scene in the 1940s. dehaan stars as a muse of student poets who later become famous writers. >> as serious as a film as it looks, there's just as many light moments. the beat poets had a lot of fun in college. y

there are no other becky quicks, are there? >> oh, there are a bunch of them. >> not that matter. >> no, i actually look -- i followed some of them. there's one in ohio and some other places. >> really? >> yeah. >> another rebecca quick. that's amazing. >> i couldn't believe that. we're following it. it's big news over here, joe and becky, as well. and equities, you can see a bit more green behind me than red at the moment. advancers current i outpacing decliners by around 7 to 2 and we're near the best levels of the day. we just got a bit of a boost, actually, as well for german industrial orders. better than expected up 3.3 the% on the month. more buying of big ticket items. they were expected to only rise 0.5%. so that's up a little bit, as well. that's helped the euro, up to a better level of the day. take a look at the individual prices on the indices. the ftse 1 is 00 is fairly flat this morning. it was only down 16 yesterday. we had more good data out of the uk today. industrial production and manufacturing coming in bet

>> no, i don't, becky. they have been dropping largely because there really has been a reduction in demand in most of the developed world. the developing world is slow to bit and so there's a temporary surplus. but remember, if it drops too far, opec steps in. opec sets their state's budget based upon oil price and as long as we are dependent on foreign oil, we're at the mercy of opec's pricing strategy. >> i thought a lot of the reason that it was coming down is because we had discovered so much more here in the united states with fracking. >> that helps. that helps. but putting it in perspective, we're up from five million barrels a day in 2007 to up to 8 million barrels a day but still using around 18. >> but there's so much more in the reserves than we ever thought here. >> there is. it's vast. what many people don't understand is how huge it is and how long it could last but here's the rub, shale formations also have a high decline rate. and so from an economic standpoint it's wonderful because you hav

becky, back to you. >> thank you. a perfect storm of factors made mexico one of the most attractive places to invest in the world to locate a new plant, why nissan is making the move. our phil lebeau is live in mexico with more on this. phil, good morning. >> good morning, becky, here at the new nissan plant, the second in this city this shows the kind of growth we are seeing in mexico when it comes to auto production, mainly for exports. take a look at the growth. not long ago, seen a million vehicles born in export out of next, who do year, 3 million. by 2017 it will be 4 million vehicles. mexico is now the eighth largest auto manufacturer, as far as a country, in the world, and quickly moving up the list, it will be in the top four by the end of this decade. this country is seeing an investment of $10 billion in new plants here coming in from mazda, honda, nissan, where we are at, audi and all because of the central location, low wages and perfect setup for exporting cars. >> mexico is really the crossroads of trad

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what time, becky? 1:00? >> yes. >> 1:00. >> we're looking at an early close with many of these markets, we're going to continue to check this. we have been talking about how the markets have extended the record run ahead of the holidays. also the digital currency, bitcoin breaking through the $1,000 barrier. >> crazy. >> raising all kinds of questions about whether or not bubbles are brewing. joining us now is marc faber, he is the publisher of the gloom, boom and doom report. he's also one of our "squawk" masters. and marc, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> we have been talking with you lately and i think the last time you were on, you talked about how you think we're in worse shape potentially than we were in 2008. my guess is you haven't gotten any more positive on the market since that time, correct? >> well, actually, i've been quite positive for equities after 2009 when they became very cheap. but recently, you have to say that we are again in a massive financial bubble in bonds,

becky cohen vargas who is director of not in our schools san francisco. >> i am actually director of not in our schools which is part of not in our town. here in the bay area we have one because sometimes we think these things don't happen here, but they do. transgender student killed, gwen arejo, we have a short film. we are a move president and we are about youth taking a move to stop bullying but also intolerance with the statement not in our school, not in our town. . >> based on the idea that students can lead the way in creating a better school. >> people can do something right and you all have a chance to make a difference in a person's life. >> we're excited about the not in our school web site because it's a wonderful way for teachers and students to come together on issues of empowerment so they can learn from each other. >> if you say the word, that is so gay, is it necessary that you say something about it. >> it is a peer to peer story-sharing site. >> whenever you are able to take where someone is coming from and gives you a place to find common ground. >> (inaudible).

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becky worley will be in house with us. >>> we're going to start with the breaking news out of utah. a speedy verdict in the trial of a doctor accused of murdering his beauty queen wife in the bathtub of their suburban family home. all to make room, allegedly, for his young mistress. the jury came back in the middle of the night with a verdict. guilty. in a moment, we'll hear from our chief legal analyst, dan abrams. first, here's abc's aditi roy. aditi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it was a late night for jurors. the verdict was read in the middle of the night. the jury found martin macneill guilty of murder and obstruction of justice, after deliberating for 11 hours. >> we, the jury, having reviewed the evidence in the case, find the defendant, to count one, murder in the first-degree. >> reporter: morton mackneel's daughters sobbing, while they're father remained expressionless. family members smoke about the crusade. >> we're so happy he can't hurt anyone else. >> we can finally take a deep breath and put it behind us. >> reporter: the jury found macneill guilty

becky worley will be in-house with us to talk about this. looking forward to that. >> looking forward to that. >>> we're going to start with the breaking news out of utah. a speedy verdict in the trial of a doctor accused of murdering his beauty queen wife in the bathtub of their suburban family home. all to make room, allegedly, for his young mistress. just hours after getting the case, the jury came back in the middle of the night with a verdict. in a moment, we'll hear from our chief legal analyst, dan abrams. first, here's abc's aditi roy. aditi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it was a late night for jurors. the verdict was read in the middle of the night. the jury found martin macneill guilty of murder and obstruction of justice, after deliberating for 11 hours. >> we, the jury, having reviewed the evidence in the case, find the defendant, as to count one, murder, guilty. >> reporter: the shrieks of joy came the instant the guilty verdict was read. martin macneill's daughters sobbing, while their father remained expressio

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick. joe's out today, but brian sullivan joining us at the table this morning. take a look at futures to see how things are setting up this monday morning. we do have green arrows, dow looks like it opens up about 55 points higher. s&p 500 up close to five points, as well. let's get you through the morning headlines. oil prices are falling on news of a weekend nuclear deal with iran. the deal limits iran's nuclear activity for -- activity in return for relief against sanctions and we'll have more on that big story in a moment. >>> also boeing warning that airlines operating the dreamliner and the newest version of the 747 jet to avoid high altitude thunderstorms. the issue is this, there are general -- it's general electric engines can experience icing problems under certain conditions. and there have been six issues, apparently, involving this problem, though all the jets in question did land safely. ge says a fix has been developed. a power retailer jones group is in advanced talks with

i'm bill along with becky and andr andrew. making headlines, chicago's credit rating has been lower. three steps on $8 million of debt. fitch is the one we're talking about cites the city's growing unfunded pension liability. the agency cut the rating on $8 billion of chicago's go, general obligation bond from a minus to double a minus. that's the city after detroit, there's differences obviously, but one big city that they kind of talk about in the same breath. and markets are getting a boost from a batch of strong economic data including that jobs report that we saw. we're also looking ahead to janet yellen's fed confirmation hearing later this week. joining us on the markets, jeff mortimer. bmi. >> we're going to start saying bmi. they don't say bmo. it's bmo. we've got to keep this straight. i think he thinks that's hilarious. john ylanski is on the set from moodies, not m-o-o-d-y-s? >> yes. >> do you expect the revisions were good, too, so it looks like we got too negative on the shutdown and on the general back drop. is

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and there is only one place to begin this morning's conversation. that is with the markets. the dow turning positive for the week yesterday, posting a triple-digit gain and closing above 16,000 for the first time. financials leading the way for the s&p as the index halted its longest running streak -- losing streak in two months. of course, this is three days that were down and i think gained back everything it had lost over the last three days just yesterday. as for that so-called fear gauge, the vix dropped below 13. with only a little more than a month left in 2013, why don't we look at this year's returns? the dow is up more than 22% at this point. the s&p is up nearly 26%. and the nasdaq is up by nearly 31%. by the way, if those numbers aren't big enough for you, check out how far stocks have come from their march 2009 lows. the dow over that time period gaining nearly 145%, the s&p 165%, and the nasdaq nearly 213%. yeah. march 2009 lows, what a long way we've come. as you take a

so becky, give us the details as far as you know? >> well, we have an update from the official just in the last couple of hours. we know that in the initial aftermath of this clash, 32 people were taken to hospital. we're told that 18 of them were treated. they've now left hospital but we're told 14 still in a serious condition. we're not being told very much more than that except that we know that their injuries are mainly head injuries, spinal injuries, and fractures. so as you say, eight people confirmed dead. but also, the authorities this evening saying that until that helicopter is moved from inside that pub, they can't confirm how many people possibly bodies may still be inside. so there's really a tragic day for the people of glasgow. around this hospital tonight, where i am, a real sort of somber mood. and that's the mood across the city. i've seen people just walking around in tears, as the news that eight people were dead confirmed. you have to remember, of course, the investigation is being led by police scotland, the maj

i'm becky with andrew and joe. you'll see dow up 35 points above fair value, nasdaq up 7 after closing above 4,000 first time in 13 years. s&p 500 up 3 1/2. in our headlines we have a heavy dose of economic numbers coming from investors today. ahead of tomorrow's holiday we'll see the latest data on jobless claims and durable goods. those are coming at 8:30 eastern time. we'll get the michigan consumer index and leading economic indicators too. we're watching shares of former dow component hewlett packard. hp reported better than expected earnings for the latest quarter, driven by strong growth in the enterprise business. stocks up by 7%. morgan stanley and city group among the financial firms under scrutiny for their hiring practice. this follows jp morgan chase disclosure in august the government was looking into its hiring practices in china. the issue is whether there's violations of the foreign corrupt practices act. we have the major winter storm moving up the east coast this morning. look out if you're on yo

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and we are looking forward to spending some time with charles plosser this morning. that conversation will begin at 7:00 eastern time. first, though, let's get you up to speed on the morning's top stories. joe mentioned the markets and the bullish run we've had. the s&p closed at a record high seven times during the month of october. ending the month by about 4.5% up. if you look at the october 9th lows through yesterday's close, the u.s. markets are up almost 6% or greater. and with just two months left in 2013, check out the year-to-date returns. the dow is up almost 19%. the transports up by 31%. the s&p up more 23% and the nasdaq about 30%. pretty phenomenal year-to-date. if you take a look at the futures this morning, you're going to see some green arrows once again. dow futures up by 30 points. s&p up by just under 2 points. in global market headlines, china's manufacturing sector strengthened further. mixed signals in important areas, including export orders suggest that any re

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we're going to start things out with the markets this morning. we know that the dow and the s&p have been posting record numbers. but yesterday, it was the nasdaq stealing the show. the tech heavy index rising above 4,000 for the first time in 13 years before failing to close at that level. u.s. equity futures at this hour at least. if you want to take a look, you'll see that right now you see some modest advances. right. the dow futures are up by about 1 1.5 points above fair value. s&p futures up by 1.5 points. joe mentioned there are a few tests for the markets today, so why don't we take a look at the calendar on the economic side. we'll get the s&p case-shiller index-home prices for september at 9:00 eastern time. later, the consumer confidence number is released for september. we were originally speccing housing starts at 8:30 eastern today. permits will hit the tape, but the government is delaying the starts and completions again. they are still blaming the shutdown for this. t

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. kate kelly will join us from outside jpmorgan's headquarters with more on the story in just a moment. but first, we're going to start things out with the markets this morning. stocks retreating from record highs yesterday on bearish talkes from carl icahn. the activist investor said he had cautious on equities. he was speaking at a conference where he said he could see a big drop in stocks because earnings at many companies are driven more by low borrowing costs rather than strong management. the dow and the s&p 500 are both on track for their best year in a decade. the major indexes have soared by more than 140% since bottoming out over a year ago. in his third quarter letter to investors, jeremy grantham suggests we could see stocks explode higher than sink into a bear market. he wroes, my guest is that the u.s. market, especially the nonblue chips will work its way higher perhaps by 20% to 30% in the next year or more likely over two years with the rest of the world including emerg

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becky, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. are you prepared for the battle that is black friday? it should, you know, just be a fight to get a good deal. not to get the last x-box in aisle seven. so, retailers are changing things up this year. we have a look at what's new. and my top tips to maximize your markdown mastery. black friday can be a full-contact sport. but this year, instead of coming armed only with a rolled up newspaper to fend off the hordes, this year, come with knowledge and my secret strategy. strategy number one, as you know a ton of stores are opening on thanksgiving. and after extensive research, here's my opinion -- the discounts on big-screen l.e.d. tvs, ipads and laptops are impressive. target has a $22950-inch l.e.d. 229 bucks. ipads, walmart has the ipad mini for $299. but here's the kicker. they'll give you $100 walmart gift card. wow. but for other products, meh. the deals will still be there on friday, over the weekend, and online. for example, android phones, three or a penny all weekend long in-s

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. in studio with us this morning, we have gary kaminski. welcome back, gary. >> oh, yeah, that guy. >> unbelievable! memories, memories. great to be here, guys. ♪ memories >> now the vice-chairman at morgan stanley. we love having you here. >> good to be here, thank you. >> we'll get to gary in a moment. >>> but first, a look at the markets. >> the futures this morning are indicated slightly higher for both the dow and s&p. the s&p up by about 2.5% above fair value, and part of this may be coming from testimony from janet yellen, one of the top headlines this morning. she'll be testifying before -- there's a confirmation hearing that's not until later this morning, but the testimony released yesterday did help drive the market rally overseas. yellen says the fed has more work to do to help the economy and the labor market. that's taken to mean there's no quick end to the bond buying program. we'll have more in a moment. >>> also, morgan stanley's ceo james gorman is planning for the e

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the treasury department will release figures for september. speaking to cnbc asia earlier today, treasury secretary jack lew sounded optimistic. >> we obviously went through a period of economic difficulty. but what we learned is it did get to the 11th hour. but in the 11th hour, there was a broad bipartisan consensus in the united states to be where the united states has always been, that we stand by our obligations and the full faith and credit of the united states cannot be called into question. >> among the catalyst, there was expectation that the fed could taper sooner than expected. today, andre pinalto will speak at 8:45. fed chairman ben bernanke will appear tonight at 7:00 p.m. the treasury auction of $43 billion in ten-year notes could be a key thing to watch for the markets today. if you take a look, the yield on the ten-year, 2.76%. it has picked up steadily since friday's jobs reports. but that treasury auction is set for 1:00 p.m. we're watching oil prices and api will b

though becky told us she's glad her three children didn't make it to sfo in time. >> if they'd made their flight to visit their dad in l.a., they would have been in the midst of what was going on down there in terminal three. >> reporter: we ran into a number of travelers who said the shooting in lax terminal three made them grateful to have missed their scheduled flights. >> i was supposed to get into l.a. around 9:00 today. i just -- i didn't want to wake up that earlying and changed my flight. i'm not complaining about nothing. >> reporter: the shooting prompted san francisco police this morning to beef up sfo security. at least eight flights between l.a. and san francisco were canceled today. >> lax is our biggest market from san francisco. we have a total of about 50 flights going in both directions. a total of about 100 flights. >> reporter: virgin america, which operates outs of lax terminal three saw long lines at sfo. employees scrambled to put passengers in hotels or rebook flights. she'd have to fly to san diego and drive to l.a. she said the shooting did not make her worry abo

>> good morning, becky. again, it raises the question about safety in big public places like this if a deadly mall siege in africa a month and a half ago that left 67 people dead was a little bit too remote. this one hits closer to home. though, the human toll is thankfully a lot less. it happened just before closing time here at the garden state plaza in paramus, new jersey. a huge shopping mall, about 2 1/2 million square feet. a gunman dressed in black wearing a biker helmet walked in, he was carrying a -- apparently a rifle that was modified to look like an a.k.-47 and began shooting. shoppers who are sadly now attuned to the potential for gunfire in public places ran for their lives. >> we just be working inside the store and we hear -- i hear three shots. one next to the other one next to the other. and i opened the front doors for stores and i saw the security guard, all security guard, they start screaming and people get out, everybody out. everybody out. >> the mall locked down for much of the night

and when they ask me who is the president of u becky becky stan stan, you know i'm going to say you know, i don't know. do you know? >> i kind of think that's where this whole distraction idea came from. this is utterly amazing. but it also shows how desperate the right wing is, to develop any kind of narrative they can in the media, so people will pick it up and say, yeah, this iranian thing is all about obama care. i mean, it's outrageous. give me a break. obama care, i know it doesn't show it in the polls right now, but i think that the people are a little bit behind this one. obama care has been on a roll over the last couple weeks. nobody wants to report it. the federal exchange is working better on a day-to-day basis. day after day, it's getting better. the state exchanges are booming. the 14th state-based exchanges, oh-oh, bad news here. doubled enrollment in the first half of the month of november, jumping from 79,000 to 150,000 in just 14 days. how in the heck did they do that? let's face it. if that trend keeps up, representatives can say goodbye to their bogus talking points.

know why people a goal he claims that adnan nonpartisan and one point the person but to have fallen becky was pretty much involved with ms on the stump boxing. that is adding to it and only jam up the seventies of the summit was to me because of what it is that the piece nar be tempted to their devotional or above. i got to come to the end of the traditional musics off a ship when the doc next week with more new is the use of analysis of the sub continent we want to keep ducking into us at the end of the ses in my inbox call. this is out of watching signing off on behalf of the entire production team of music's off a about. rule. he said judges like this the united nations development programme in judging a sign to make the venture is still a good start. honesty of the fossil and dance though it did in the turkish occupied cyprus peninsula. the site has been described as one of the most symbolic religious monuments in seconds. this bishop christopher r us said the judge to sixteen teams with the outcome. he noted that it showed that he can take is that this can cooperate adding that he ho

. >> becky is tired after spending hours at the airport waiting for a flight to texas, a six-hour delay means missing a wedding rehearsal dinner. >> i was supposed to go with my sister who i never met. >> she is looking on the bright side. her kids missed their flight to l.a. that would have put them in the center of the chaos at lax. >> they were supposed to be on the flight and then the second flight was canceled and we realized that's the time they would have arrived all by themselves in l.a. we were suddenly grateful they didn't make the flight. >> a spokesperson said he expects things to return to normal here tomorrow. a spokesperson for virgin america said the terminal three at lax, they kept make promises. if you are flying i it's best to call ahead and make sure you have a flight to catch. nbc bay area news. >> coverage of the l.a. shooting continues on line at nbcbayarea.com. you can hear more from travelers and get around the clock updates. >> now a follow-up. we obtained the 911 calls from the care home in castro valley. a cook and janitor called and they were left to care fo

becky for being here. of cq rolln ferguson >> this week the house senate farm bill to go shooters held their first session. is the white house -- let me what backup a little bit, the treasury secretary said it was important to have a farm bill. is the white house going to intervene on the negotiations, to help settle that issue? the senator has repeatedly said he wants the house to help solve hat issue. >> is important to not focus on numbers, which in washington dc, we focus on and try to figure out what is the right number, i think that is the wrong question. i think the right question is what is the right policy? the usda will be engaged to the extent that the committees need us to be engaged to try and make sure that the policy is right. there's obviously some concern on the part of some about the work requirements in snap and whether they need to be more stringent or more strict. i think it is important for folks to recognize we have work requirements in the snap program, and those really only apply t

ron, thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you, becky. >> we will get to all of that in just a moment. but first, joe and andrew are back at cnbc headquarters. republican old wolf will join us from the weather channel with the latest in just a moment, but andrew, back over to. >> thank you, becky. on the market, the october jobs report. the release due at 8:30

you can make millions buying in at an ipo - but - well let's talk with becky yerak, a business reporter for the chicago tribune. but you can also lose your shirt... > > yes kind of the worst case scenario is you're the earliest investors in these ipos and then they fall below that price. but so far this year these ipos are doing even better than the s &p 500 and the s &p 500 has been hitting record levels. but if you buy them after the first trading day, you're still up but you're not doing as well. so it's important to get in really early, but that's really tough for the average investor to do. > > the so-called friends and family group that get in early on, and if you buy it even a day later you might have missed the boat. > > yes, even though these stocks are doing better than the s &p this year, if you bought at the first day's closing price you're not doing as well as the s &p 500, but you're lucky you're even doing better because a lot of these ipos, they don't even trade above the offering price after a while. > > you know, it's all in paper work they have to file with the govern

i becky. i mean thanks alot for that update for me maliki's from the tokyo stock exchange and with that. that is all for months here at the business team. alito to tackle some other markets. it is the tools and conservative politician is preparing to move ahead with plans to meet one of the last most violent stations in the two officials in grungy rest of the classic one on monday and i miss the winamp sunday's presidential vote. as representative of the national conti officials say he won twenty six percent of ballots that one and eighteen percent accountant they see the leftist opposition candidates shall not cost a one twenty nine percent. the school can't eat it all conti stew respected his own singing. fernandez told and even sensible be custer is calling it an actual court she said data from her own exit poll shows he's the winner. topping their highest response to john came on as an insurance the central american country has the world's highest in the ranks. the president says he suppor

in tea i've ever means you've been monitoring the dollar all weekend we finally see a breakout above becky one hundred yen level. what can we expect next. yes actually tells a crucial level was in a tie and doubtless have a look at some levels that today i hundred point one seven one nine began actually weakened after japan's finance minister title bustle of city pension battling excessive moves he began that includes of course currency intervention which led investors to sell the data however words from ghana gallant about keeping it easy on a few calls to place actually brought the color lol we're just a touch the euro is also trading higher against the yen hundred and thirty four point six nine to seventy five. it was a little bit of ground after sluggish eurozone gdp data. now we're going to keep up on a string of course some movements based on us monetary policy and mass death and of course are affecting global markets are both here in japan and also the asia pacific region as well. but for now forty strong gains for the nikkei and the topics we'll see how that weaker yen also affects

allman becky element was staten island yes or great will leave them out in her eyes how old were you. sixteen sixteen and i was about six they believe we were if you'll ever know what have a mare oh she's a sweet ran into a few years ago she was our favorite sports team rowing up yankees and the were i cried my eyes out when they lost to the big red machine in seventy six. in the eighty one world series when i knew reggie jackson was going to leave via free agency to be traded away again it was devastating to me they were to lose a kid reggie reggie jackson if you were in a sports protest what would you be i never really gave you stand up comic me do i did that in college super bowl predictions i'm going to go with my preseason because they're still in the running i'm going to go with denver and san francisco you know the cincinnati and seattle walk tell you what that's not looking too shabby at all cincinnati is getting stronger in seattle in my mind is the best team in football right now and b.b. candidates m.v.p. candidate peyton manning i mean it's the end of the story you take a

. >> thanks, becky, unfortunately that is in in terms of questions because i hate to be the person to stand between you and lunch. we will take about a 20-minute break, you should all be back in your seats by about 12.20, if you can all join me in thanking our fantastic panelists. (lunch break) i have the distinct privilege of introducing my friend ed lee. mayor lae was elected on november 8, 2011, after serving with distinction as the interim mayor filling the vacancy created by mayor newsom's ascension to lieutenant governor. as mayor he has been a champion of fiscal responsibility during challenging economic times. his focus on steadfast on balancing the budget, reforming city pensions and working hard on economic development and job retention. he is making city government more responsive and efficient and making public safety a top priority. mayor lee is a long time public servant. prior to becoming mayor, he served as city administrator where he focused on government efficiency and measures and reforms that reduced the size and cost of government. mayor lee first began working fo

i want to thank becky and eric garrettson for having me here today, and i want to thank each and every single one of you for coming here. it's great to be in a room so full of patriots. [cheers and applause] we're here at a crucial time in american history, because the truth is that we are in the fight of our lives. >> that's right. >> america today is weaker than it has ever been. and as a result, the world is a much more dangerous place. individualism, patriotism, liberty, the unique properties of american life and culture are all at diminished levels. for the first time any of us can remember, america appears to be becoming irrelevant this world affairs -- in world affairs. but this is america. it's time to stop the pity parties and start the -- [cheers and applause] it's time to fight back. it's time to save america. it's time to believe in breakthroughs and turn arounds and miracles. ladies and gentlemen, for as long as i can remember i've wanted to change the world. one heart at a time. i want to change history. i want to leave a lasting legacy. i want to keep america number one.

idf intelligence agency denies that the man is one of its agents while some christian groups that becky is the missionary base in china. the government set up a taskforce last week to handle the issue. an official at the deputation ministry said that if the north continues to reject souls that passed the maintenance and through a third party such as an international organization. meanwhile the ministry said that the north has accepted a proposal to hold working level talks friday. i'm listing regulations for the past it's putting the patient then passed and at the cannes some industrial complex. then he had the team held for more than she did not fabricate the last but not all the fight in north at the last minute. the two koreas have held a number of working level meetings to improve the management at the till in fact rebuilt after it be opened in september following five months of closure. if friday's discussions go well they could lead to the introduction haven't tried since then he is the passage of south korean workers to defend his time as well as the usage of mobile phones and th