a market of not so great expectati expectations. when the expectations are not so great, stocks can really rally, as they did today in a glorious overall win for the bulls, with the dow roaring 188 points. and the nasdaq skyrocketing 1.75%. of course, dickens has it right in both directions. those stocks, where there were, in fact, great expectations, a la the stephen king of the victorian era, and the company failed to deliver, or if the stock has run up but didn't beat the numbers handily, well, those got taken into the wood shed. yes, during earnings season when stocks are flying all over the place and you're trying to figure out what's going on, you need to know what people are expecting, because the expectations themselves, not the numbers, often decide the direction of a company's stock. we need to drill down on this, in part because the stock market is not inherently rational on a moment-to-moment basis. yes, the market can be stupid on a given day. but it does tend to come to its senses. let me give you examples starting wit

the greate expectations at 12:00 noon and at 5:30. for those of you in sydney, that is 3:00 and 8:00 tonight will stop >> the japanese prime minister accepted the resignation of his trade minister. ministers, and go and this was one of the few women. it is a blow to the administration's stated goal of putting more women in the administration. what exactly happened? five femalely members was entangled in the political funding scandal. she resides today and said that a will appoint a new successor. the supervision of expenditures was not enough and she will continue to investigate the allegations for ms. usage of political funds. >> she's not the only female cabinet minister. fire russia mark >> right now, the justice minister said that ava might replace or because of illegal campaigning. we have other women in the cabinet and they are under fire because they were with a former japanese leader. that is a big scandal right there. sevenpanese cabinet is percentage points down compared to september. >> we will show you the latest on the ob

. >> we have great faith in the giants and expected this them to sleep in the four games and asking people to come in could say is tombs i'm coming with charles dickens we fingered proposition thirty now working without a contract it is the worst of times this leetsdz to the entire tale of two cities that's been going on in the city we had great expectations but like tiff under the toll linkage of the lady we thought we were looking at a bleak house now we don't want our children turned into the students like oliver deficit but provide for our children and get this over before some of us ended up singing christmas carols and hope we'll have the support of the district in reaching a settlement we're very pleased that in breaking away from mitigation and sitting down together with the district we've made some motion towards the kinds of things we need to do for settlement when you hear the superintendent revoke the rebound we need to see that in the proposals from the district if you licensed to the people outside chanting you heard them talking about 3 percent won't pay my rent that's the k

we have great expectations and worked hard. with a good attitude we'll prevail to the end. >> this boy never dreamed he could play a part in the tournament. he has downsipped roam, but is one of the -- downsipped roam but is one of a few representing kids disprim nated against or homeless youth. >> we see kids with problems. in 2012 we took several to the world cup in mexico. one was a canning member, another came from a dangerous neighbourhood. >> reporter: but they are motivated. the peruvian team scored big in mexico. they con the world cup, beating whales. more than -- wales. more than 60 countries participate, and most do not have resources. it takes the team a 3-day bus trip to reach chile. his mother says that she will encourage him to do anything to continue, because it has been a life-changing experience. >> translation: he's not insecure like before, nor disciplined. he gets things done. he's more mature. his character has changed. athletes can only participate once, and are not the best players. they are selected amo

we have great expectations and have worked very hard. with a good attitude, we will prevail until the end. >> he has down syndrome but is one of the few chosen to represent peru in this competition, designed for homeless minors, kids discriminated against or youths at risk. >> we see kids that have many problems. in 2012, we took several to the world cup play in mexico. one was a gang member, another had drug addiction problems. another came from a dangerous neighborhood. >> they are motivated. the team scored big in mexico. they won the world cup leading wails. more than 60 countries participate and most players don't have resources. >> it will take the team a three day bus trip to reach chili. his mother will encourage him to continue, because it has been a life-changing experience. >> he's not insecure like before, more disciplined. he gets things done. he's more mature. his character has changed and this will help him in his future profession. >> athletes can only participate once and they're not the best players. they're selected fr

that appeal has triggered great expectations of his presidency and won't make the job of governing anyt find a way to revive an economy growing at its lowest pace in five years and tropical like the costly fuel subsidies. despite the daunting challenges, remarkably remains calm. he insists he can achieve 7% growth in three years and will wean people off the fuel subsidies they've enjoyed for years. it depends on the approach. if it is good in the reasons are explained, i'm sure it will be accepted by the people. faces toughdo opponents. he won july's intervention -- election and he holds the powerful position of the speaker in the upper and lower houses. he seems unconcerned pointing to his experience gained as governor of jakarta. party only have 38 percent in the assembly and jakarta only 11%. there was never any problem. >> he was a success as mayor and governor. indonesian now waits to see if president joko widodo can make it three out of three. haslinda amin, bloomberg. guest is the indonesian specialist at the low we institute for international policy. aaron connelly joining us f

betty, there were great expectations for this unveiling, especially after he tweets unveiling the d.his is going to be some sort of updated version of the model s. i saw one headline that says d is for disappointing. is it? [laughter] >> i thought about that, too. there are people out there on the twittersphere who are saying this is less than they expected. i think internet disappointed itself. they got a lot right. there was so much speculation ahead of time. they got it right it would be an all-wheel-drive and some autonomous features. they got it right there would he a faster car did everything they expected came true. that may be why you are seeing some disappointment. it wasn't the blowout people were expecting. it had gone done almost 8%. as you recall, elon musk thought the stock price was too high. this might be another excuse for investors to sell into this news. >> cory, are you d for disappointed? >> i thought the car was really cool. i got an audi. at about the same price, an amazing car with a heads-up display. all kinds of electronics that i didn't know luxury cars are

har hermella. >>> straight ahead, critics say we can't have and don't want a great commander in chief. >> do americans expect too much from our presidents? history is littered with the unrealized promises of great hope and change for the future. >> now there are some who question the scale of our ambitions . who insist that our system cannot tolerate big plans. the scale no longer apply. >> many historians argue that there have been very few great presidents but does that mean we should stop hoping for another one? joining us from washington, d.c. is aaron david miller, the vice president of new initiatives at the woodrow wilson center, he has served for democrat and republican heads of state and author of a new book the end of greatness why america can't have and doesn't want another great president. aaron great to have you with us. the two main points in your title, first why can't we have a great president? you talk about the three cs necessary for one, that they come to the presidency in a time of big crisis, that they need to have the character and then the capacity to deal with that crisis. you don't s

we have great expectations, and have worked hard with a good attitude we'll prevail to the end. they never dreamed they could play a part in a tournament. this boy has down syndrome but is one of a few to represent in the competition, homeless teenagers or kids discriminated against. >> we saw kids with problems. in 2012 we wept to the world cup in mexico one was a gang member, another from a dangerous neighbourhood. >> but they are motivated. the pur ooufian team scored big, winning the world cup beating whales. more than 60 countries participated. most players don't have resources. it will take the team a 3-day bus trip to reach chilly. his mother says that she will encourage him to do anything to continue, because it has been a life-changing experience. >> she's not insecure, more disciplined. he gets things down. he's more mature, his character has changed. >> athletes can only participate once, and they are not the best players, they are selected from among those that showed discipline. it's a one-time chance to play at an international tournament. many may have won the lif

we have great expectations and worked hard.with a good attitude we'll prevail for the end. >> this boy never dreamed he could play a part in the tournament. he has down syndrome, but is one of a few chosen to represent peru in this competing. kids who are discriminated against or united at rick. >> we see kids with problems. one was a gang member. another had drug addiction problems, and another from a dangerous province. >> reporter: they are motivated. they beat wales. more than 60 countries participate, and most do not have resources. >> it will take him and his team a 3-day bus trip to reach chile. his mother says that she will encourage him to do anything to continue, because it has been a life-changing experience. >> translation: he's not insecure like before, nor disciplined. he gets things done. he's more mature, his character changed and this will help him. athletes can only participate once, and they are not the best players, selected from among those that show discipline and want to improve their lives, for the kids

great expectation that he is going to find a way to do qe. i doubt that strongly.hink there will be disappointment there and non-farm payroll on friday. we had a level in the s&p of 1853. that was the exponential moving average. >> a very wise man once said a small stepback was a big stepback. that was you. this small setback that we had, what is the chance of it becoming a big setback like 10% correction? >> if you ask most traders if they were expecting a correction they would have said yes and sometime probably in the next couple of months. i would say right now the likelihood that we hit that probably a little greater than 50% at this point. i'm not saying it will happen today or tomorrow but this market feels like it is running out of steam a bit and would not be surprising with the confluence of events taking place that the market could drop a little farther. >> it will sound weird but do you find solace in the fact that for the first time in a long time bad news appears to be bad news rather than bad news be good news because it puts the fed into play. >> th

however, there's a great expectation that it will come up. if so, it would be the prime minister's first statements publicly about this crisis and that's going on right now. now, another part of this story is that the dog of the couple -- that's the nurse's assistant who has the virus, and her husband, who is also in the hospital on suspicion he might develop it. authorities are saying they want to euthanize the dog out of extreme precaution, because they say the dog may be carrying the fluids from its owners, the man and the woman, the married couple. and the husband has been trying to mount a social media campaign to quarantine the dog, but not kill it. so that's a whole separate, related angle to this story. but basically the key issue here is the concern among the health care workers that they didn't get the information, or possibly the equipment, and kind of a lack of answers publicly from government officials who have so far said everything was done right. we'll take a look and try to figure out what went wrong. >> and we totally unders

however, that of appeal has triggered great expectations of makeresidency and will not the job any easierust find a way to revive an economy growing at its lowest pace in five years and tackle tricky lyrical issues like indonesians constantly zero subsidies. despite the daunting challenges, remains -- joko widodo remains remarkably calm. >> it depends on the approach. i am sure it will be accepted by the people. faces toughdo opponents. won the election but the other party holds a majority in parliament. seems unconcerned and points to his experience as the bayer and governor -- mayor and governor. >> my party only had 38% and the jakarta, only 11%. there was never any problem. -- he hadassessed success as mayor and governor. haslinda, bloomberg. over to jakarta it now. to put it mildly, a big day for indonesia today. >> hey, rish. it is expected to be a day of celebration. at 11:00, local time, when joko widodo will be sworn in. he will make his first speech to the upper house. it is not known if his presidential arrival -- there and the coalition for him today. [indiscernible] after the

i would not be surprised to see them bring down their great expectations for 2015 from the 1 3/8 to 75len knows after the inflationng expectations came down considerably. that is something she's trying to avoid. she is going to calm in with a dovish message. >> does this have more to do with what is happening in the u.s. or the fed bank looking around the globe, they are cognizant of the risks in europe? global growth looks like it is decelerating in the emerging markets. dead.ne growth is they want to make sure the financial system is more relaxed. there's been a tremendous amount of volatility. policy has been a sedative to the financial system. in the u.s., the economy is at a three and out. you have a earnings growth that has been robust. 6%. topline growth between 3.5% and 4% for this quarter. that bodes well long term for the markets. the fed is keeping an eye on the eurozone. >> you guys are overrate in areties -- you guys overweight in equities at the moment. what areas are attractive? >> we like health care companies. a new position is added lives -- a new position as abbott l

there are no great expectations of going into the trenches. no one naively look at the war and thought this is going to be a good time. when they got there, it was pretty terrible. then he gives us this striking, striking statement of how this doesn't fit in with what hemingway was saying. he says the greater the haorror of battle, the nobler of the man who is not morally ruined by it. if i was a minister and i said that from a pulpit, you would be scared. right? natalie. >> i kind of have a little bit of a problem with the second quote. in the sense that i think that that is a very disenchanted way of looking back on soldiers and war experiences, because i think that a lot of soldiers did go into the war maybe not thinking oh, this sh going to be so much fun but certainly thinking, like, let's go do this. i've looked a lot at prisoners of war and how they engage with their war and what i saw was that those -- especially those who were captured at the beginning of the conflict before they got into the trefnch syste, when they hadn't engaged to

lowest it's been since july of 2008 at @ start of the -- of the great -- the start of the great recession. analysts expect it to move closer to 5.5% soon. >>> new concerns today over security at financial institutions. jp morgan chase says a cyber attack over the summer affected 83 million customers. names addresses, and phone numbers and e-mails were stolen. but no account or social security numbers. >>> general motors is recalling 117,000 vehicles from 2013 and 2014. the recall is related to a problem which could cause the vehicles to stall or not even start. the recall involves the tahoe, traverse, exsuppress and silverado, the cts and escalade and escalade esv. the yukon, yukon xl, acadia and the buick enclave. no crashes or injuries are connected with this latest recall. >>> up next -- back with his forecast with howard. we can't wait to hear about it. >> yeah, big changes coming for the weekend. we've been waiting the wear the it -- to wear the sweaters, hey you're going to be in luck. allergy update is coming and that's got some good news as well. the mold spores are in the high category and everyt

expectations congress will do what they said they are going to do. i think it is optimistic. i think, yeah, we have a problem. samuelsson is reflecting a great concern. >> the expectations of congress, functions as it is supposed to, are over drown -- >> they have to project what congress is going to do -- >> we have had five years, connective years in which growth has been 2.1 pest. that is the lowest -- 2.1%. that is the lowest since the depression. we are under tremendous economic pressure and political pressure. we will have to have a level of leadership we have not had in a long time. >> spangler was right -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> in this environment mclaughlin is right. i think we need a third party and i think you are our man. the mclaughlin group has its own website and you can watch this program on the web on www.mclaughlin.com. www.mclaughlin.com ballot battle. >> election day, november 4, is not just politicians who will get yea or nay vote. so will ballot initiatives, economic and social issues decided by voters who pertain to their individual state. often these issues have been neglected or stalled that fe

>> we expect great things out of guthrie. efully, he can go six or seven like we expect him to do and like he has been doing the whole month of september and october. so we expect big things out of him and then after that our bull pen can pick him up. we are staying positive and hopefully good things will work out. >> alex, thanks a lot. kevin, back to you. >> kenny, thanks very much. fans are ready to go. first pitch coming up in an hour and two minutes. royals and giants in a game seven. there you go. who is pitching this one? how about 39-year-old tim hudson pitching in the biggest game of his life tonight. we will get his perspective on the opportunity he has been waiting all this time for. plus, he has been the face of the royals franchise for decades. the star of the '85 world series, hall of famer george brett, he joins us live on the set when we come back on fox. game seven. >> game seven! ♪ ♪ i'll take you down come with me now ♪ ♪ i'll show you how come we me now ♪ ♪ come with me now >>> you guys have to cheer first.

great concern. >> the expectations of congress being the function that it's supposed to are overdrawn. >> they have to project what the congress has said it's going to do. when it doesn't do it -- >> we've had five years in which gdp growth has been about 2.1%. that's the lowest since the depression. the worst recession. it's not even a recession. we are under tremendous economic pressure and political pressure. we will have to a level of leadership in the next administration that we have not had in a long time. >> spangler was right. >> all of the people have been predicting that's wrong. >>> o.k. >> i think we need a third party. and i think you're our man. don't forget the mcloafen group has its own wbsz. you can watch this program or earlier programs on the web at any time from anywhere in the world. mclaughlin.com. when we come back, what you need to -- you nibbing initiatives will be on the state ballots in the upcoming midterm elections. >>> issue two. ballot battles. election day november 4th is not just politicians who will get yea or nah vote. economic and social issues decided by voters

there are no great expectations of going into the trenches. no one naively look at the war and thought this is going to be a good time. when they got there, it was pretty terrible. then he gives us this striking, striking statement of how this doesn't fit in with what hemingway was saying. he says the greater the haorror of battle, the nobler of the man who is not morally ruined by it. if i was a minister and i said that from a pulpit, you would be scared. right? natalie. >> i kind of have a little bit of a problem with the second quote. in the sense that i think that that is a very disenchanted way of looking back on soldiers and war experiences, because i think that a lot of soldiers did go into the war maybe not thinking oh, this sh going to be so much fun but certainly thinking, like, let's go do this. i've looked a lot at prisoners of war and how they engage with their war and what i saw was that those -- especially those who were captured at the beginning of the conflict before they got into the trefnch syste, when they hadn't engaged to

various city services that are being providing support for a company of children that was a great report we expect to continue working with them and they'll be working with christen wong were p thank you very much ms. norton report from the commission. >> after conferring with complauf i'd like to postpone. >> that's absolutely great and dr. murase the report as a committee as a whole 2014 and one informational item update on the willie brown middle school and it's going to be a fantastic school we encourage our families to look at it as a option the information is available thank you very much commissioner improving is committee report. >> thank you president fewer as ms. norton said i will postpone my report until the next regular board meeting with the petitioners b will come before the entire bfks a brief update for the school quality improvement system the u.s. department of the education has approved our waiver to continue the implementation of the quality improvement all succulence were approved for a one year extension and sfusd staff continues their work in meeting the waiver requirements

directions, really, still headed southbound toward the city, moving along great, and still losing out that right-hand lane. we go expect it to get little hairy later on in the morning, though, the rest of the majors still looking great. 202 from route 30 the schuylkill expressway, headed northbound still 12 minute trip, and 422 moving nicely eastbound from oaks into 202 about seven minute trip there. and still that building fire, in north philly, dolphin street at ninth street, alternate to get around that just take diamond street. erika, back over to you. >> jess, thank you. developing right now, new concerns about the spread of ebola. health officials announce they have the first case of a person contracting the virus outside of west africa. travelers could be subject to additional passenger screenings as the us tries to stop the outbreak from spreading. cbs correspondent susan macinnis more on the story flu washington, d.c. >> health off initials spain tackling the first known case of ebola contracted outside west africa. crews transported an infected nurse to a hospital in madrid for treatment monday night. they be

like that our show appeals to so many different people because that's not what you would expe expect. >> greatrew of ladies including julie chen right here who wanted a selfie with our own ukee. you know he's made it now. don't forget you can catch ukee on the talk tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. it will be a great show on our sister station cbs-3. >>> um-hmm. the ladies love ukee. who doesn't? >> weather wise we're looking at a mostly cloudy night. down the shore you can see resorts all lit up in pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month. we're looking at conditions that are going to change rapidly. dry tonight down the shore it's not going to stay that way. temperatures around the region cooling down through the 50s and 60s. but highs today bare fairly impress with sunshine. lumberton the high was 72. girard college in philadelphia 71. dover at the international speedway 70 and hainesport at the township school 70 degrees. right now in philadelphia we're looking at 62. elsewhere cooling down outside the city in the 50s and the poconos checking in at 50 degrees. on storm scan3 you ca

. >> what can we expect today? >> great conditions. maybe a peek of sunshine. mostly cloudy. a few showers possible, nothing like yesterday. the skies begin to clear overnight. we are in for a pretty nice end to the work week and a much cooler end to the weekend. highs [dramatic music] ♪ >> yo! yo! [laughs] hey! hey! hey! i'm terry crews, and i can't wait to start giving some money away today on millionaire. [cheers and applause] for years, today's returning contestant has been envisioning the millionaire confetti raining down on him. now he's only four questions away from that becoming a reality. from oakland, california, please welcome dorian johnson! [cheers and applause] my man, my man. uh. >> thank you. >> dorian, here we are again.

great choice there. we expect to see pretty quiet conditions across much of the region. it is active across the southern plains. that's the system that produces snow across the northern and central rockies this weekend. that system is now well off to the east. high pressure in control throughout the southwest. north of that there is a new system coming in to sections of washington state and oregon as well. seattle and portland, cloudy. there will be showers in seattle, best chance for the wet weather in portland will be by monday night. l.a., cloudy, then sunshine in the afternoon. warm in l.a. today with a high this afternoon near 90 degrees. that's a look at your national 7 with showers. and rainy in portland by tonight. >>> and that's your monday columbus day forecast. things are quiet across much of the region. >> you look like a burst of sunshine this morning. >> thank you. perfect color for a morning show. >> you're right. >>> the bizarre story of clowns frightening residents. and a hay ride where one person lost her life. details in two minutes. >>> stories making

expect, a light volume around the bay this friday. as we look at the map, you see the maze and no drama, no problem. that's great news and expected for friday. we do have some slowing, additional slowing approaching a crash which has made its way to the shoulder. we are clear down to fremont as well. the rest of your bay looks nice and nothing unexpected. >> the truck scales just about as busy as the freeways. so for the anymore it's, week looking at nice job there as well as coming across the golden gate bridge without delay. >> thank you, mike. 6:22 on friday. the road to the world series iends up wf? >> right there. >> you quit it right back. monday at 58:00. >> they're looking for family members. i'm looking for stars. >> what? ! ! . looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. if you want to get involved, go to our facebook page and post a question you would like to see answered by the candidates. >> a showdown on the diamond. a live look at at&t park this morning. all quiet here because the giants are in our nation's capital, ready to take on the nationals of the nlds.

. >> parking and all that stuff it's a big deal great for the city. >> expect a traffic nightmare today in soma when hillary clinton delivers the keynote address at the "dreamforce" convention. howard street between 3rd and 4th will be closed until saturday afternoon. >> throwing -- and it's another touchdown! >> the 49ers finish strong after a slow start on monday night football. the 9ers trailed the rams 14-3 before a dominant second half. san francisco improves to 4-2 with a 31-17 win. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 5:01. big game for the giants and liz is decked out in orange and so is roberta! [ laughter ] >> it's so exciting because we can actually watch the game today. >> i know, 1:00. >> in the afternoon. and the good news with all of this, we have a cold front heading in here. but it will not dampen any of the spirits o

great number. better than expected first time jobless claims this morning. >> with all of that, you got what was expect. the momentum here has turned around and moved to the upside. we are approaching some of our record highs. after the bell today, we will be focusing on several names, including linkedin. linkedin, social media has been beaten down this week. you have facebook which that they would be spending. that is under pressure. go pro. revenue on the rise. a $24 ipo. watch for that as well. a nice wedding day here. eighteen quarters of facebook sales. >> we will see whether or not they can keep up that trend. liz: you know me. i love those cake pops. >> you know. liz: thank you so much. keep it here. linkedin. go pro. all of it. results after the bell. we will find out this talk reaction. these are great names that we have been watching very closely. how about watching some force racing this weekend. the best part, everybody's favorite. california chrome will be racing. 26 million. what do you think is your biggest driver for this business? >> everybody reports he is in great shape. also most of

expectations. >> oh, yes. >> jon: but the "gone girl" delivers. >> it's from a great book. marriage and relationships and it's dark and a lot of hot button stuff, and people have expectations on you definitely have to tread lightly but at the end of the day -- >> jon: it's excellent. it's in theaters friday. but batman and superman. i say this, holy (bleep) -- >> don't say anything else. >> jon: all right. but just, to me -- >> yep. >> jon: -- the transition from adam west to people that are in shape, like yourself -- (laughter) it really makes me wonder if the next it regulation of batman will just lose the entire utility vote. (laughter) makes me wonder, what do you need the grappling hook and smoke bomb if you can kick people's asses just normally. >> that rules me out, but, yes, i know what you mean. you have to, like you -- >> jon: stop. i think you made a mistake going up against superman. no matter how good you do, he can fly. >> yeah. you're in the middle of the fight with superman and you're like -- you know -- (laughter) and then superman is just like, mmmmm (blee

he died last week. >> parking and all that stuff it's a big deal great for the city. >> expect a trafficare today in soma when hillary clinton delivers the keynote address at the "dreamforce" convention. howard street between 3rd and 4th will be closed until saturday afternoon. >> throwing -- and it's another touchdown! >> the 49ers finish strong after a slow start on monday night football. the 9ers trailed the rams 14-3 before a dominant second half. san francisco improves to 4-2 with a 31-17 win. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

right away, the first show when cbs on "all in the familiy " " "expected a great reaction and hired telephonetors around the country. there were a relative handful of calls. you know, but -- somebody once said nobody ever lost money underestimating the intelligence of the american people. i think they had it all wrong. we may not be the best educated. this citizenry is wise of heart. and that's all it took to accept what we were doing. >> uh-huh. >> i mentioned at the top of this conversation your commitment -- that's who you are, i think that's your essence. your commitment to so many progressive causes. so it's one thing to put your neck out and, you know, have to threaten to back the truck up because of your artistic genius. it's another thing, though, to put yourself out politically for real world issues that might cost you work in a particular sector. why do that? >> you know, again, it's simple. >> it ain't that -- i keep laughing, you're making me laugh. it ain't that simple. if it were that simple, everybody would be doing it. >> i want to state -- it's not -- >> yeah? >> i'm going to

expected. joining us is the senior analyst. great to have you with us. you had an underperformed rating on netflix for a long time. we're seeing this massive decline at this point. has your call finally looked like it's hitting it's stride. >> i think you can call me a blind squirrel and i found a nut. yes but who knows if this will last. >> so walk me through the netflix quarter because it looked like on every single metric whether domestic, it's content lieblt content liabilities, the forecasts were just disappointing. >> the stock really has traded on domestic subscriber editions and the bulls believed netflix was headed to 100 or 120 million subscribers which means 60 or so in the u.s. so slowing domestic subscriber additions is a problem. they were lower than the number last year. they were a million versus 1.3 million a year ago and below guidance and going forward it's also below last year's level. so the domestic sub numbers is guided to 480,000 below last year and well belocon census. so slowing domestic subscriber growth is the profiting stuff.

i he's run a great campaign. i expect him to win. >> can he win this race for you?e got to win this race on my own. >> that was nbc political correspondent casey hundredth. you saw her there. casey, we got to start with mark pryor on ebola. the rnc is out with a statement minutes after the interview aired who said isn't this the same guy who attacked his opponent on the same issue? what's up with pryor on that? as chuck and i were saying, he's with us, he just seemed rattled. >> he did. and it surprised me because his campaign was out airing thissed a criticizing congressman cotton on voting for a bill that would have cut funding to fight pandemics. he talked about how he and other arkansas congressmen want to see the president expand travel restrictions. >> kasie, i want to ask you quickly, if i can, about bill clinton right now. obviously we heard mark pryor said i have to win this on my own. but he's going to get some significant help. >> he is going to significant help. this is day two of having bill clinton on the trail here in alaska. he's almost twice as popu

this is a great cocktail. expectations are low in terms of european growth.man numbers set that pattern. , youthe next six months may need a microscope to do it, we will see marginally better economic trends in europe area we know that the housing firm in france picked up in the last month or two. temporary employment numbers are up in the zone. goods in belgium tend to be a lead factor. they've shown a bit of a pickup. this is not victory. but it is not a continuing defeat. priced in europe. we understand europe. is that right? i have said that things will improve a little bit. , the impact on the economy is minimal. we are focusing on the dollar. the euro and yen hardly changed. terribly it is not a price sensitive vein as far as currency goes. 129 is better than 139. cheering.rt, they are they are worried about every tick up. it is a market event. >> how should i worry about your? this is a bit of an old question. we understand the dynamics of what is going on. that there is a little bit of market reaction and it will be interesting to see ultimately if yi

our next guest expects the economy to grow less than the consensus of 0.7%. joining us now is eric moore. greato have you on the program. ghtlyre expecting it sli below estimates but the economy is still strong. >> if i had to call it, i would probably be on the downside. europe, wey that, have seen a slow down there. i think the biggest driver of gdp in the u.k. is consumption. company dataecent has been quite weak. the retailers have been pointing to a tough september. some of it is whether, some of it is slow down. side, thee housing u.k. consumer is very reliant on what is going on in the housing market. there seem to be some signs of slowdown there. foxton's, a very london-based business, that has beena n engine house -- been an engine house and that has slowed down. trading is good but not as good as it has been in the spring season. is that as good as it was ever going to be? --that was rogue recovery that was the recovery. moving on. over the last three years, it has been a bit choppy but if you take the bigger picture, the market is up 40% or so. anticipation of a recovery that as you

. >> thank you, john, for that great exercise in expectation management. i will not produce magic this morning and there will be no song-and-dance show, but i do appreciate the hospitality of csis and i acknowledge the work which it does not just on behalf of the united states but by all individuals around the world who take the disciplines of foreign policy, international relations, and strategic policy seriously. it is a first-class institute and it brings together first-class minds, which i presume is why all you folks are here this morning. secondly, you made reference, john, to it will harvard kennedy school. after i came second in the national elections in australia last september, which is a polite of saying that i lost, the harvard guys kindly picked up the telephone and asked me to go to the kennedy school to "think." having been in politics for 15 year, that's not really been my business for the last 15 years, but to "think," and to think about alternative futures for u.s./china relations. and in particular whether, in fact, there is a way throug

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