long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. l

stories their burbank is finalized the acquisition of turkeys the nice bank and gas from a sealed a twenty year contract with india to supply liquefied natural gas. that's all we have for now business will be back in around fifty five minutes time as for now we ask why some critics are saying israeli democracy is a contradiction in terms interviews next. what we have who is the former head of the world zionist organization and also the former head of the israeli parliament so i thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. israel defines itself as a jewish and democratic state does this definition hold or is there a contradiction between the two marketing wise souls from plastic to the price of one i mean not only it's a democracy it's a jewish democracy and many people maybe most of the people are very satisfied with it because they don't really think about the built in oxymoron or paradox which means the suitable for repeat of the democratic component is the human being it's you and me and him and her we are the source of authority of ourselves the eventually the source or thirt

i think around two percent now outstanding again as well as burbank and the gas problem now is burbank finalize this deal to turkey's dinies bank and gazprom the sealed the deal to deliver liquefied natural gas to india over the next twenty. two i have for you at this hour more business news of course on our web site arts you don't come forward slash business coming up next on artsy we are asking why some critics are saying that israeli democracy is a contradiction in terms of the interview is next. i have who is the former head of the world zionist organization and also the former head of the israeli parliament so i thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. israel defines itself as a jewish and democratic state does this definition hold or is there a contradiction between the two marketing wise it sounds from plastic to the price of one i mean not only it's a democracy it's a jewish democracy and many people maybe most of the people are very satisfied with it because they don't really think about the built in oxymoron or paradox which means the suitable for three of the democrat

and to gazprom burbank has finalized this deal to purchase turkey's denice bank and gas from a security twenty year deal to supply liquefied natural gas to india so we have time for today but tomorrow morning eight twenty am of course the business will be here we'll look at who is going to get b.p.'s fifty percent stake in the third largest oil company which for a bit amounts to more than twenty two things or so much surely much closer time just a couple of minutes away paid to labelling is guess cross-talk whether we're going to see an air of winter. download the official ati up location so for choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's now t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device watch r.t. any time. there are those who desperately need it to survive. misspoken is that on give money to on the lookout. for gold in the fish. and the suppresses the prize the rights or the food for. those who don't get their share of the traits. good by downloading got to god according to race and you know dollars but not the one not us th

let's let's talk to the chief strategist of this burbank investment research that i got my thought out chris good to see you so what did you think when you found out like everybody else very surprised to hear to the price of you know words of the you. you know it seems like they got the prize more because there hasn't been any war in europe for many decades rather than having done anything specific but you know when you look at it this is a year when there are very few you know we see of any normal candidates so i guess it was a bit of a struggle for the norwegians to find somebody to give to this year anyway but definitely a strange choice all right well we've just calculated that if the e.u. keeps winning the peace prize for the next three and a half million years that will be enough basically to cover for all the losses what it needs to do to get out of the crisis do you think that in a couple of years we'll still have the euro at least. i'm sorry do you think in the next couple years we will still have the euro in the world ok i think that the largest change over the last couple of

from here in burbank that's a little under an hour drive at this time of the morning so -- >> reporter: how do you make ends meet with this? >> can i get back to you on that? i don't know. this is going to be tough. this is going to be a tough one. >> reporter: good luck to you. have a safe drive. rick has quite a haul here. as you saw, he spent $60 alone this morning. a lot of factors here, carol. california hit by what some people are calling that perfect storm. we had refinery shutdowns, a pipeline issue, power outages. of course, california, a lot of people forget this, but california has extremely high gasoline tax. it's almost 70 cents a gallon. all of it at play right here. and a lot of it laser folk youed on california, carol. >> is it likely those problems will spread across the country or will this be limited to california? >> reporter: no. they figure that this is pretty much limited to california based on, you know, what's happened here in this state. and as i said before, it's compounded because california has such a high gas tax as well. and that's why you're seeing these

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this one is at burbank. it hasn't been touched. fire stations all over the place. and police stations and armories. this is the police stables in golden gate park and public libraries. and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinics and sanitary. as well as polio people did get tuberculosis. remember that counties were strapped

people like don of burbank, california. his little backyard is crawling with meat eaters and plant eaters. you ever get freaked out coming out here at night? >> no, no, i usually come here to read. i'll sit and it's not ambience, nice atmosphere. >> reporter: he invites lady friend oefrs to model and make movies. like "dinosaur valley girls" "beauties and the beasts." no wonder he likes his privacy. >> not too many people know what i have. >> reporter: your neighbors don't know they have "jurassic park" next door? >> that's true. >> reporter: it took a while for the business to start but now it's boomg. >> the world doesn't team in armed garden gnomes, turns out after the world found out about them they do. >> reporter: anyone who tries to liberate these little guys getter be prepared for a fight. i'm david wright for "nightline" in petaluma, california. >> must have the zombie gnomes eating the flamingo. thank you, david and thank you for watching abc news. tomorrow night, please join us for kickoff of the special coverage

. >> just minutes after take-off from burbank, california, the crew of jetblue flight 229 discoveres a problem and prepares for an emergency landing. >> brace, brace, brace! >> a terrified passenger films the entire ordeal and records what could be his final good-byes. >> just thought i would leave a message just in case, that i love you. >> normally dave is a light-hearted guy, a comedian from southern california. >> you are filling the gas tank, you would never leave. >> but on september 21, 2005, he is in no mood for a long cross-country flight to new york. >> i woke up tired because my girlfriend and i had been in a big argument the night before. >> i dropped him off at the airport at 2:30 and i was very angry. and i said, see ya! >> dave tries to sleep as his plane lifts off but he is interrupted by commotion in the cabin. >> i was agitated and the fellow came own and said, we believe that we have a malfunction with our landing gear. >> malfunction, not the kind of word a passenger likes to hear. dave snaps to attention and turns tont v in the seat back in front of him. >> the j

. >> he flew to denver after that and goes to burbank, california next for a tape aid eastern on "the tonight show" and continues with a campaign event in las vegas. tomorrow he stops in florida, virginia and ohio where he plans to vote in chicago. and mitt romney is also pushing his campaign into overdrive. >> what you are seeing from the obama campaign is an incredibly shrinking campaign. the president is out of ideas. he's out of excuses and in november you are gonna make sure he's out of office. [ cheers ] >> after a rally in red rock, colorado last night, mitt romney is taking stops in nevada, iowa and ohio today. we have these live pictures right now of mitt romney. polls show the two candidates are neck-and-neck with some key king swing states, favoring mitt romney -- key swing states favoring mitt romney, others are favoring president obama. p. >>> as we mentioned -- >>> as we mentioned steve paulson is keeping an eye on the all-important forecast for the world series. wo 6x >>> the board of supervisors in san mateo county has unanimously approved a ban on plastic bags in stor

nbc's diana alfier joins us live from burbank, california. thank you for being here. why has this price shot up so quickly? >> reporter: milissa, that is indeed the question on everyone's minds around here. check out what the price is at this station in burbank, $4.69 per gallon for regular. now, experts tell me the reason for all of this happens to be a perfect storm of events. right now stations are changing over from their summer blend to their winter blend, which means that inventories are naturally running low. add to that a power outage and a fire at a refinery and you've got yourself these sky-high prices. >> -- in the country? >> reporter: now, if you're wondering how long this is going to last, when prices are falling everywhere across the country, well, not that long. experts are telling me they're expecting things to get back online. they really feel that the prices have peaked and they feel that drivers may be feeling some relief at the pump within the next five days. >> thank you very much for joining us, diana. >>> six in ten asian american voters voted

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was delayed turning what should have been a six hour trip into 11 hours then missed her connection to burbank. >> most of us missed our flight because it got here at 11. >> reporter: 150 flights, 75 departures and 75 arrivals in and out of sfo cancelled, leaving thousands of customers stranded since the cancellations began yesterday. >> what we are seeing today is a full cancellation of essentially all flying to and from the major east coast cities. this includes washington, d.c. airports, new york airports and boston as well. >> reporter: passengers are urged to check before coming to the airport. some who were proactive are still arriving to hear the bad news. >> i shouldn't be in this line and i'm upset because i wasn't notified via e-mail or text. i'm missing the event i was supposed to be at today in new orleans and they said no >> reporter: while thousands wait for days, some until thursday, friday, the million dollar question remain will the giants return home in time for the parade and celebration of their world series win? the answer i'm told, yes. >> they are coming in at 3:00 today

was delayed turning what should have been a six hour trip into 11 hours then missed her connection to burbank. >> most of us missed our flight because it got here at 11. >> reporter: 150 flights, 75 departures and 75 arrivals in and out of sfo cancelled, leaving thousands of customers stranded since the cancellations began yesterday. >> what we are seeing today is a full cancellation of essentially all flying to and from the major east coast cities. this includes washington, d.c. airports, new york airports and boston as well. >> reporter: passengers are urged to check before coming to the airport. some who were proactive are still arriving to hear the bad news. >> i shouldn't be in this line and i'm upset because i wasn't notified via e-mail or text. i'm missing the event i was supposed to be at today in new orleans and they said no >> reporter: while thousands wait for days, some until thursday, friday, the million dollar question remain will the giants return home in time for the parade and celebration of their world series win? the answer i'm told, yes. >> they are coming in at 3:00 today

. >> he was here from burbank and a pretty two different? >> and not by a paper ticket. and i'd buy these and los angeles of the time but it is kind of difficult. >> i came this morning i was at the box office. and i said do you have tickets. and he purchased them from a scalper. he looked like a regular guy. he just lost $500. >> i'm going to kill this guy. >> and this couple it was $2,000. when ticket was good and one ticket was bad. and somebody has already scanned it. however, there is a fairy tale ending. >> we can get a full return refund. but let us try this again at the will refund our tickets because of this mistake and they gave us our tickets back anyway. >> and they let them and for free. but i do not think that a skelter would have offered that. i cannot think a -- skelter would offer that service. a scalper would have not offered that. >>jacqueline: take a look at the radar. and the possibility of this, overnight. and as we take a look at the satellite and radar some showers really becoming isolated in the north bay. and we have seen the increase in called

before last night's rally in las vegas, he was in burbank sitting down with jay leno on "the tonight show" and asked about the political firestorm in indiana and remarks by richard muo muordock. >> i don't know how they come up with these ideas. let me make a simple proposition. rape is rape. it is a crime. and so these various distinctions and rape and -- don't make too much sense to me. don't make any sense to me. the second thing this underscores is, this is why you don't want a bunch of politicians, mostly male, making decisions about women's health care decisions. >> indiana's republican nominee for governor, congressman mike pence has urged mourdock to apologize. so far romney is declining to ask senate nominee to remove a campaign ad from the air featuring romney's endorsement of mourdock's senate bid. >>> earlier in the day the president sat down with brian william, part of exclusive behind the scenes access to president obama on the campaign trail, with just 12 days to go, brian asked the president if he surprised the race is so tight. >> after '08, power of incumbency, you

we start at the airport in burbank, california, where a private jet found up with its front wheels off the ground. the wheelie happened when three mechanics went to the back of the plane at the same time. they evens out the weight and the wheel went back down. nobody was hurt. >> that's remarkable. >> they were very slight mechanics. >>> from central ge military plane coming in for a rough landing came up a little short of the runway. then, bounced over a road, before finally stopping safely on the runway. things were okay in the end. let's hope the pilot, who is not a fighter pilot, does a little better. >> he wasn't just hot dogging? >> don't think so. >> keeping it interesting. >> if he gets another attempt. >>> week seven of the nfl kicks off tonight with a battle in the nfc west. the seattle seahawks taking on the 49ers in san francisco. >>> we get yesterday's highlights, now, from espn. >> good morning. i'm hakem dermish with your "sportscenter" update. we begin in st. louis for game three of the national league championship series. bottom three. cards, 1-0. carpenter, four for f

all along dellman manor lane in the burbank district. >>> gas prices in california are still high. but they are coming down a bit. here's a look at the current average for a gallon of regular in our local metro areas. it's $4.56 in san jose. $4.60 in oakland and the highest is in san francisco, $4.64. gasbuddy.com says these prices are six to 11 cents less than they were just a week ago. and to find the cheapest gas prices in your area, check out the pump patrol on our website. cbssf.com. >>> no matter where you fill up in california, it's going to cost you and a cbs 5 reporter anne makovec explains the courts may decide where prices go next. >> reporter: when it comes to the gas price roller coaster, california is always riding high. >> i just think it's a ripoff. >> reporter: in some experts warn it could get worse because of increased environmental regulations. the state's low carbon fuel standard forces fuel producers to lower the carbon intensity of their gas 10% by 2020. they can do so by adding biofuels like ethanol made from corn, grass or woody plants but supplies are tigh

with a major show in the face of the state can enjoy loons including from the largest banks like the burbank so i don't think there will experience a new cash flow shortage. and that's how. you say it in without see because a coming up all going off will be talking to sanjay the head of the line scape production company about the future of television that's coming up shortly. what will change when america picks its president amid muslim rage walking the tightrope pushing china and russia as occupy anger spreads the two parties still dictate their chance to a selection of clothes god called our team beginning a total of twenty second. and download the official t. application to choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch on t.v. any time. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought. i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. and the mission free cretaceo

. >> reporter: the governor was in burbank today. tomorrow he will be here in san francisco hoping that his personal campaigning will make the difference. and he may need it. there is a new multi-million dollar effort to defeat his cause. the nonprofit americans for responsible leadership from arizona has just donated $11 million. it's an effort to kill prop 30 and support prop 32, the initiative which prohibits payroll deductions for political purposes. >> the media has called on them to reveal the source of the money. >> reporter: california common cause is filing a complaint because the source of the massive campaign contribution is not clear. >> $11 million doesn't just drop out of the sky out of nowhere. it does not pass the test that suddenly this level of money appears in california from an organization with no track record here. >> reporter: so common cause says it has been digging into the background of that arizona nonprofit and they believe it was incorporated by a group associated with the billionaire oil baron charles an

in the face of this they can enjoy loans including from the largest banks like burbank so i don't think that will experience in any case. and that's how business looks the south course more on our web site r.t. dot com slash business coming up shortly here in artsy we discuss iran's nuclear ambitions and the real intentions with the dr austin long stay with us for the. what will change when america picks its president amid muslim rage walking the iran tightrope pushing china and russia as occupy anger spreads the two parties still dictate will their future to a selection of close god every day for our team beginning of july twenty second. download the official r.t. application to self choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from atsushi t.v. is not required to watch all its hear all you need is your mobile device to watch r.t. any time of. the gold fever. turnstiles hands into slaves. my father but also among other involved in the monsoon and since i started working in amman i stated i look at it in a film multi-nationals. a cash cow to be milked dry and if i think

drivers here in burbank are paying up to $5.89 a gallon and some oil experts believe prices could go up another 20 cents before finally coming down over the next week. david? >> brandi hitt tonight. thank you and welcome to the team. >>> we move on from rising prices of gas to the falling temperatures. a large part of the country seemed to go straight from summer to winter. temperatures were in the 30s when the minneapolis marathon kicked off today. many of f the runners there hado wear hats and gloves just to stay warm. abc meteorologist ginger zee who foes that part of the country very well, you forecasted there for year. >> right. >> this is even wider than just one part of the country. >> exactly then runners don't like it but the spectators are going, whoa, where did winter come from? that's what i want to start with all those shocking numbers. pierre, 19, a record, amarillo this weekend got down to 4, tulsa at the freezing mark. >> the big question, the monday morning commute for parents and kids off to school. what do they face. >> if they are going back, the holiday is in the

been a mixed set of reactions really but there's one interesting one from chris we've achieved just burbank investment research he says that basically this indicates that fears of the euro collapse are going away at least for the time being. in the spring i think there was much more of a risk of the eurozone breaking up of greece leaving but i think you know through the summer politicians of how do you you know more of a reality check can see the consequences are very dangerous of breaking up the euro of greece and now since then you know the effort is all torture to focus all towards keeping the euro zone intact keeping greece within it we probably will see bigger band-aid being put on the problem over the next couple of weeks or the next month or so but i still think that we're going to run into perhaps even a more severe phase of the eurozone crisis probably next spring all right let's go quickly frew the market starting with the united states where it's all come down to square one dowagers nasdaq mixed and flat so you can see that j.p. morgan is gaining however on the back of its unexpe

. >> guest: the saxaphone was something i discovered at burbank junior high school in 7th grade. my counselor enrolled me in band, and it was not something that i chose, but they put me there. it was an elective, which i didn't elect, but i was so lucky to have been put in that class because when i walked in there and the teacher said well which strewment do you want to play? at first, i thought i had to paid for them. i asked how much does it cost. he said it doesn't cost you anything. it was like the whole world opened up to me, and i got to choose whatever instrument i wanted, and i saw the saxaphone and it was beautiful and that's what i wanted. >> host: do you play it today? >> guest: i don't play anymore, and i have not since i graduated from pasadena city college because i never owned my own sax, and when i went to uc to study, they didn't have marching band so i didn't have anything to join, and then i discovered other things. you know, i got into dance, got into videos, got into, like, all of the other things that i was doing, and i missed the sax and missed playing. a t

including from largest banks likes burbank so i don't think the experiencing. and that's our business and looks the sour coming up shortly here on art see we discuss iran's nuclear ambitions and its real intentions well dr austin long stay tuned for that. wealthy british style. sometimes. markets finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on what will change when america picks its president amid muslim rage walking the iran tightrope pushing china and russia as occupy anger spreads the two parties still dictate will there be change to a selection of clothes guys every day for our team beginning of solar twenty second . the gold fever. turns thousands into slaves. my father but also among brotherhood involved in the monsoon and since i started working in amman i stated. to multinationals. to cash cow to be milked dry and if i think that in this country gold medal logie as an environmental cost which is unacceptable to local busines

major shill for in the face of the is the key and enjoy your loans including from largest banks like to burbank so i don't think the experiencing it just will sort. so as we're hearing they are meeting right now so i'll give you the latest update let's check out the markets in the meantime because wall street is posting a mixed performance right now that's after disappointing results for some massive tech companies including i.b.m. and intel but there was some good news because housing starts raise fifty percent. in september they chica european markets down because spain was given a little respite today from moody's investors service they chose not to drop spain's right junk status. in the exchange rate said because we'll be able to see the euro is still heading north now at its highest level against the us dollar and as for the ruble the spanish trading it was a mixed performance the russian x. the markets they draw the well today at last because the risk appetite has been ignited because of a potential spanish bailout coming up next hey on all t. we've got an interview with the us presidenti

declining one percent of the world prices burbank was the outstanding gainer among the most losers it's up half a percent at the close that's on the back of its announcement it will buy an insurance company next year. and now russia's main airline airflow it is suing its home and base airport shedded near to it now the carrier accuses the airport of ruining our floats reputation and wants the head of city mayor to be sacked everyone says an expected repay repair of the runway caused flight delays and cancellations problems are still going on. shouldn't were. used today once again we had so many flights delayed this is not our fault we were not warned about the repair of the runway and we had already sold tickets as a result we've had to cancel more than sixty flights to mid october there's a report capacity. creased because of the construction oriented i'm not even speaking about the recent blackout and showed a meteor but how can that ever happen in a police of such importance we have to be competitive and cannot afford such mistakes but you're group with an answer. and that's the busi

with a major shill pool in the face of the is the jury looms including from the largest banks like burbank so i don't think the experiencing history. moving on us stocks are down assaults and disappointing tech results from the lie of i.b.m. and intel as well offsetting a job and housing starts as well as the good news of bodies as far as a wall street is concerned european source is still managing to get a house off to moody's investor service kept its investment grade debt rating on spain avoiding dog status of fed now let's move on to the currencies will be able to see that the year is indeed continuing north as a result this is what the ruble looks set to. an issue like today we'll have the closing figures in the next hour same goes for the equities we're all looking at again and a lot of that is because oil prices are doing a rather well today adding a little bit of momentum giving some support to the mosque their markets so let's check out with my sex in the l.c.s. and see whats going on there now coming up next here on our team got an interview with the u.s. presidential candidate f

twenty-six-year-old estrella carrerra was found dead in the bathtub of her apartment in burbank in may. she was still wearing her wedding dress. her new husband, arnoldo jimenez, is charged with killing her. last week, federal investigators found a bloodstained maserati in jimenez's brother's garage. they have not confirmed if it is carrera's blood in the car. he pleaded for probation but got prison instead. former blagojevich fundraiser william cellini was convicted of conspiracy to commit extortion in november. prosecutors say he attempted to shakedown a hollywood producer for campaign cash for rod blagojevich. cellini has had several health issues since his conviction. the judge considered that, when he sentenced him to one year and one day. cellni is due in prison on january 4-th. >>for the second time in a week, a coyote attack on a domestic dog was reported. both attacks took place near the western suburb of wheaton. in the latest attack a housesitter reported seeing a coyote with the home's bichon frise in its mouth. the coyote released the dog when it couldn't fit her through t

stimulate the russian market one of the few stocks which is bucking the trend is russia's largest banks burbank gives up a point seven percent as it's announced that it's moving towards buying a company in the insurance business so it's expanding and basically it's a few of the for. buses third largest oil company d.m.k. b.p. is looking to get out of the hoon in six crude block in venezuela the world view is being developed by a group of companies led by ross neff to twenty percent stake is on the table which is worth about two hundred million dollars another russian company so good never to guys quit the project lost. and the russian government has been putting in a lot of effort to attract foreign carmakers to produce in russia now this is mostly been done fruit preferential taxes but now that russia has joined the world trade organization it seems that this could undo some of that work now our business editor nick paul caught up with an automotive expert stanley roots to discuss this exact age. it's really over to the out of africa the beauty session is going to be positive for the industry

seeing go to my sixty priest by around one percent now some of the most interesting stocks were his burbank which he is talking about that positions in turkey and gazprom assigned a twenty year looks by natural gas delivery contract to india. and that's what we have for you this hour barbie back around fifty five in a sign with an object tara thanks for the update and. shortly here in our tease interview we ask why some critics are saying israeli democracy is a contradiction in terms. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged welcome to the big picture. there are those who desperately need it to survive i am misspoken is the time give money to look i'll choose the old gold when the fish out of the suppresses the prize the rights of the good for. those who don't judge their share of the cage. good by god's. grace and you know don't last but not the one not us that people need to know about it i mean not look

alpha already reaching fifty eight billion dollars one of the few stocks which is bucking the trend is burbank it's up half a percent as it's said it wants to move into the insurance business and buy a a ready business so by the end of two thousand but now russia's largest airline air flight is suing its home and base airports. now the area accuses the airport of running of ruining rather reputation once the head of city made sure to be sacked airflow says an unexpected repair of the runway caused flight delays and cancellations and the problems are still continuing. shouldn't. use today once again we had so many flights delayed this is not our fault we were not warned about the repair of the runway and we had already sold tickets as a result we've had to cancel more than sixty flights till mid october there's a report capacity decreased because of the construction or i'm not even speaking about the recent blackout and showed how can that ever happen in a police of such importance we have to be competitive and cannot afford such mistakes. from this edition of the business news on ours it will

been awarded the nobel peace prize though the reaction has been mixed to it but chris we thought from burbank investment research says basically this means that the fears of the euro zone crash are going away at least for the time being. in the spring i think there was much more of a risk of the eurozone breaking up of greece leaving but i think you know through the summer politicians of how do you more of a reality check can see that the consequences are very dangerous of breaking up the euro of greece and now since then you know the effort is all towards or the focus is all towards keeping the euro zone intact keeping greece within it we probably will see a bigger band-aid being put on the problem over the next couple of weeks or the next month or so but i still think that we're going to run into perhaps even a more severe phase of the eurozone crisis probably next spring. or i very quickly with a time level secular growth happening in the markets the dow jones and nasdaq are still showing a negative dynamic however j.p. morgan is up on better than expected results and in russia the session

going more than two percent that's on the back of elsewhere around the world now outstanding game as burbank up one percent of finalize the acquisition of turkey's denise bank and gazprom up two percent of truth secured a twenty year contract to supply elegy said india has moved over to the united states where manufacturing has come in on with an increase in the first increase in four months of basically this is driving the markets forward over in europe despite the fact that euro zone unemployment is up at eighteen point two million people which is a record high we're seeing a very positive day with extracts it gave him more than three percent up to the mine accepted a merger deal with. four which is the trading company the deal could be worth thirty three billion dollars and now let's move over to spain the debt levels there will increase further next year despite the state's efforts to cut spending the nation's dead to expected to reach eighty five percent of spring's g.d.p. this year ninety one percent two thousand and thirteen that's a free fold increase since two thousand and eight exp

. >> guest: the saxophone was something i discovered when i was at burbank junior high school in seventh grade. my counselor and ruled me in band. it wasn't some nhs. they put me there. it was an elective, which i didn't elect. but i was so lucky to have been put in that class because when i walked in there and the teacher said, which instrument do you want play? at first i thought i had to pay for them. i said how much does it cost? and when he said it doesn't cost you any name, it just seemed like the whole world opened up to me. and i got to choose whichever instrument i wanted and i saw the saxophone and it was so beautiful and that was the one i wanted. >> host: do you still play today? >> guest: i don't play anymore, and i haven't played since it graduated from city college because i never owned my own facts. they didn't have marching band comes that didn't have anything to join and then i discovered a whole bunch of other things. you know, i got into dance, film and video, all these other things that i was doing. and i really missed the saxophone and i wanted to get back into play

. >> the saxophone was something i discovered when i was at burbank junior high school in seventh grade. my counselor enrolled me in band it was an elective, but i was so lucky to have been put in that class because when i walked in there and the teacher said what and g-men t. want to play? at first i thought i had to pay for them and i said how much does it cost? when he said it doesn't cost you anything, it just seemed like the whole world opened up to me. and i got to choose whichever instrument i wanted and i saw the saxophone. it was so beautiful and that was the one i wanted. >> do you still play today? >> i don't play anymore and i haven't played since i graduated from city college because i'm i never on plan on sax. when i went to study that didn't have a marching band so i didn't have anything to join. then i discovered a whole bunch of other things. i got into dance and film and video. i got into all these other things that i was doing and i really miss to the saxophone and i wanted to get back into playing. one of my teachers pulled me aside one day and she said you know you

which is buying out to also purchase its assets in venezuela the national through the import ratio and burbank the most liquid asset on the market is down thirty percent over in europe as i was mentioning antonis samaras the prime minister of greece has said that negotiations with the troika. of group they've done what they've done that's as the prime minister said the done everything they planned and apparently get these new budget regulations are approved and then europe then greece will stay in the euro zone and basically will be gradually coming out of crisis the dax is up more than one percent despite the fact that unemployment has spiked in germany to reach six point nine percent. and over on the currency markets the euro is gaining versus the dollar that. estimates still very as to what kind of damages psycho's sandy could be amounting to and that stands at around fifty five billion dollars for now at least twenty billion dollars more for customer i'm seeing right now of the russian ruble is. very much in line with the trend strongly to that although we could sit here. and russia's laun

as burbank's s.b.u. that international on the money r.t. . ok jim and i to go back here in washington we have the fiscal cliff approaching the united states at the turn of the year where's a good to go there is there is there enough political will in the united states to move back from what looks like the brink. just before we go back i would go back to agriculture and there are many ways to invest in agriculture and it's clothing opening bit there are many ways to invest in agriculture and including opening business in the agricultural areas because if i'm right the farmers are going to have the money in the future and it's not the stockbroker peter you should learn to drive a tractor you know you you might have a second job if you don't how to drive a car how to drive a tractor well i should maybe listen to your advice usually do pretty good you know as you go clip. you know i'll learn to drive one with you but i would be hopeless at it but as far as the fiscal cliff is going to end yes we have the facts are the law is this going to happen