mckee.ll him the designated brain chaser, like that's his job, to go out and get the brains. >> narrator: nowinski made the hard calls, asking families to donate the brain of a deceased loved one. >> at the beginning, when i first kind of got up the nerve to do it, i wrote down a script and i prepared and i practiced, mentally preparing myself for wandering into someone's life like this. >> narrator: almost right away, nowinski secured a portion of the brain of a 45-year-old former tampa bay buccaneer, tom mchale. >> tom mchale was a brilliant guy, went to cornell, had been playing football since a kid. his brilliance intellectually was matched by being an incredible athlete. >> narrator: tom and lisa mchale had three sons. once his career was over, mchale ran a successful chain of restaurants. but then, uncharacteristically, trouble. >> restlessness, irritability and discontent describe tom to a t today, but no way is it anywhere near the man i had known and the man i had been married to fo

this happened at 8:00 last night at 33rd and mckee road. the woman was at the crosswalk at that time. bob redell is joining us live at that intersection this morning. people in the neighborhood have been concerned about this area for a while. >> reporter: they have and they fought to get this traffic signal for the pedestrians up stalled. it's been installed for a year and a half and thought that would do the trick. clearly it didn't. at 8:00, there was a woman on that side of mckee making the cross over and she did have right of way and did activate the pedestrian crosswalk. when she was on this side, more than halfway across mckee, cars were stopping except for one. according to witnesses, it was an suv speeding along mckee westbound going above the posted speed limit and ran over this woman. that driver continued on, stopped the next flight, paused and went on from there never to be seen again. the woman did survive the impact. >> we saw the cars, there's no respect. the people cruise it free. this is a big problem in this area. >> repor

we'll focus on san jose northbound 101 where an earlier crash near mckee. you will see it jam up near 80 with the traffic slowly starting to recover after the crash. it's been on the center divide and is still enough of a distraction at the very crystal point of the san jose commute. folks are distracted with the lights but keep it moving on. we do not need more crashes. >>> one place people will be is at the ballpark. >> more than 40,000 fans will pack at&t park to watch the giants square off against the cardinals in game three of the nlcs. >> now first pitch is not until 1:00 this afternoon, but our own stephanie truang snuck in early today. a clubhouse veteran has clever words for the giants rookies. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both. it is interesting being here, so quiet and dark here. it will be very different come 1:00 this afternoon. but you have people working on cleaning the seats and you have the lovely postseason here on the field. three games here at at&t park. the giants could clench the nlcs here at home, but they do have ho

james bullard. >> mike mckee's interview with james bullard.here's another side going on with jim bullard and what the u.s. fed should do as far as putting qe on hold, as far as being more dovish. you have the kind of response like him a weird response out of the austrian national bank novotny, awald voting member on the ecb and he is saying that the markets have overdone. qe, that it will start in december at the earliest. >> remember everyone got comfortable because they said there will be a big bond buying program. we never heard news that it was happening and not to have somebody who is this much of an insider say well, the expectations are exaggerated. what power does the ecb have? what action are they taking? it feels like nothing. that is why so many people are super negative on europe. >> we were talking to mark kiesel, and i said it is what is happening yesterday and today be enough of a banking that wolfgang sits down and let's mario draghi pull out his bazooka, and he said he thinks that is the case, but now you have someone sitting

hong kong, michael mckee prepares for a discussion with mr. tirole. scuffles breaking at in the central business district. masked men charging protesters. an escalation. we want more perspective from andrew davis. what do we know about a man trying to break through the barricades and attacking protesters? are they cap and truck drivers asare they hired thugs, students alleged? >> probably a mixture of both. againstre cab drivers the processors, who want to open the barricades so they can drive routes more easily. there were some guys with knives theazor blades to cut ties students used to put barricades those guys are pretty scary looking and the police were quick to wrestle them to the ground. just people that are really becoming more and more annoyed with the student presence on the streets. it is disrupting traffic and causing long rush hours, disrupting transport. t drive from one side of the city to the other. three weeks now. >> give us an update on the deadlines in place. eung has said he will not step down. almost zero chance china will change

however, he went a step further in his comments to michael mckee.ten in. >> i think a reasonable response from the fed in the situation would be to invoke the cause on the tape or that says the tape was data dependent and we can go apposite on the taper at this juncture. >> and other words, the winding down of quantitative easing, maybe the fed could posit that. analyst whog to an pointed out there is not much more of tapering ends on the date of easing. one other caveat is he is not a voting member of the fed at this point in time. nonetheless, the market did seem to take it as a signal of what policymakers are thinking. of a slow climb rather than a sharp rebound in response to the comments. if you look at what it's gaining the most, energy stocks have come back. more or less since the s&p 500 record since september 18. materials coming back, industrials coming back as well. reversal in the treasury market. yesterday we saw a lot of volatility there as traders were trying to figure out what was the appropriate level. today there has been some leve

michael mckee looks at why oil prices have plunged and why it matters to you. we begin with peter cook and questions over the first documented case of ebola in the u.s. peter, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. we have learned more about the patient at the center of this case in texas, dallas, texas, and whether members of the community may have been exposed to the virus. the patient himself is in condition atstable texas health presbyterian hospital. they are treating him in an isolation ward at that hospital. he showed up there on the 28th. separately we have learned from texas officials and local health officials five children may have been exposed to the ebola virus by being in his presence over the weekend. peoplee five of 12 to 18 who may have been exposed to the patient at the time he started to show symptoms. those children are being asked to stay away from school. as you can imagine, the local community has raised alarms, certainly concerns on the part of parents worried about the health of their own children. officials alll say this can't be contained

michael mckee was reminding us 100,000 americans stopped looking for work.ushed the labor force for dissipation rate down to 62.7. it hasn't been at that number since jimmy carter was in the white house. does this fly in the face of the strength that we saw today? >> there is a part of that. the best thing to see from a market side -- he can comment on the policy side. but the best thing to see would be a falling unemployment rate and a rising participation rate. get to that, and you have a climbing unemployment rate, and a rising participation rate, you are taking steps that will lead to a falling unemployment rate, which is believable. now you open it -- now you have a falling unemployment rate, and a falling participation rate. we don't know what the equilibrium participation rate is. if you look at history, it was climbing right up through the mid-1970's. it was a very healthy, high we talked about. women coming into the labor market. now we have a structural issue. baby boomers are leaving. there are huge structural issues. we don't know what the equili

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it thanked last -- it happened last night before 8:00 near mckee road and north 33rd street. when officers arrived, they found the woman lying in the road. she was taken to the hospital where she died. the speed limit where she was hit is 25 miles per hour but neighbors say drivers often speed in that area. investigators say a light- colored suv was seen leaving the scene traveling westbound on mckee road. >>> concord police are investigating the suspicious death of a man who was found dead inside his home. the man's caretaker found his body in the house on the 3400 block of stanford street. that's in north concord. investigators are not saying how he was killed or why they believe the death is suspicious. the man's identity has not yet been released. police say it's being withheld pending the notification of next of kin. >>> a campbell woman is in the hospital after being rescued off mount hamilton this morning. she had been struck overnight in a ravine after her car went down an embankment. janine de la vega was there for the dramatic rescue operation and explains how crews

it happened at 8:00 tonight at 33rd and mckee. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live at the scene with the very latest for us. cheryl. >> reporter: well, this road is still blocked off. you can see there are traffic investigators here trying to gather all the information that they can. but the woman involved in this fatal crash was in the crosswalk here at 33rd and mckee. witnesses tell police that there's no question that the pedestrian had the right of way because at this intersection when you press a button the lights start flashing. now, a number of cars stopped to let the woman go by. but a driver heading westbound did not stop. he was traveling at a high rate of speed. the woman was thrown about 40 or 50 feet. when the paramedics arrived, they say she had a faint heartbeat but she was taken to a local hospital, where she died. >> right now what we're looking for is either chevy tahoe or suburban. it was light in color. we don't know if it's silver, light brown, but we did get some good information from our witness. and right no

me andael mckee joining toen standing with us discuss this news from janet yellen.ou both so much. as. retailers are finding change in perception that their industry does not pay well. ♪ >> the white house press briefing is underway at this hour we will monitor the comments from the press secretary on the ebola crisis. president obama will hold a meeting at 3:30 p.m. washington time. president canceled a campaign trip to new jersey and connecticut to focus on ebola after that second health care worker in dallas contracted the virus. stay with bloomberg television for the latest on the ebola story. the s&p 500 lost as much as 3% today. the index has a raised its gains for the year. stephanie ruhle joins me now you have been working phones, talking to hedge fund folks. >> when you have a day when the tenure goes from being 30 lower to 10 lower, it is pure volatility. we are seeing hedge funds get chopped up. some of the biggest hedge fund between 2-5%.own they have not even seen redemptions it. what types of products are they involved in? event driven. there is no liq

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michael mckee examines job creation versus falling wages.eter cook monitors developments come and hang greenberg's lawsuit against the u.s. government. we begin with willem marx, and the victory in the first round of result elections. you -- how are you? >> talk to us about what happened in the first round yesterday. what we saw was the president coming in first. but the candidate who came in second, that was a surprise to most political observers. >> the polls that suggested that he would not be the candidate. was nevest who took the second spot. trailed.ined -- there will be a runoff with those two candidates looking for majority. >> what happened to her campaign? all the polls leading up to that vote put her firmly in second place? >> as the president's campaign saw that she was beginning to threaten her lead, they started to attack her. they had a huge amount of television time -- almost five times as much. they use that to good effect. they put out commercials talking to giver, her desire the central bank autonomy. they said she was in

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it happened near mckee road and north 33rd street.y found the woman lying in the road. she was pronounced dead a short time later at a hospital. the speed limit where she was hit is 25 miles an hour but neighbors say drivers often speed. investigators describe the hit- and-run vehicle as a light- colored suv. they say it left the scene traveling westbound on mckee road. >>> 7:36. happening today, boy, it is gonna be a busy day in san francisco. two huge events attracting pig crowds. you've got the -- big crowds. you have the dream conference and then the giants' playoff game at at&t park. tara moriarty, live in san francisco now. i know the business owners love seeing the clouds but you should leave your car at home, right? >> reporter: yes. definitely take mass transit if you can. orange october is officially here and with it comes the traffic. in a couple of hours, we'll see 40,000 people fill the stadium here. it's a very pretty shot over the water. the area around the moscone center promises to be congested. that's because howard

this was an exclusive interview yesterday with michael mckee.w growth is still a threat. ,harles peabody, our guest correctly called the mortgage crisis of 2005. charles, through percent to to gdp,owth, is a -- 3% tangible benefit outside the bond market? mean depends on what you by buying bonds. our feeling is the spread whining trade will get more dramatic and be in three years. emerging market bonds relative to develop world bonds. it is going to be in job bonds relative to treasuries. if that becomes dislocated of, it can knock us off this fragile recovery. we could be talking some time in 2015 about a recession. >> in other words, you're saying the bond market needs the fed to continue buying bonds to provide stability for the financial sector as a whole? >> i would argue, quite honestly, this liquidity is going to get tighter and tighter and tighter. ,> looking at corporate bonds the spread widens out. tom lee, the money is, does the question is, visit fuld over into the s&p 500? -- does it fold over into the s&p 500? >> to generate a unit

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it happened just before 8-o- clock this evening in the area of mckee road and north 33rd street in east san jose. when officers arrived on scene. they found a woman lying in the middle of the street, suffering from major injuries. the unidentified victim later died at the hospital. the suspect's car was described as a light colored s-u-v. no other description is available at this time. police are still searching for the driver. a developing story. the dallas nurse who tested positive for ebola. has been given a plasma transfusion from a doctor, who beat the disease. nina pham received a transfusion. with ebola- fighting antibodies this afternoon. the 26-year-old was among about 70 dallas hospital workers who cared for thomas duncan, who died from the disease last week. officials say, the plasma came from dr. kent brantly. he is the texas doctor who survived ebola. brantly contracted the virus while working in liberia san francisco general hospital is one of the bay area hospitals. taking extra steps to prepare staff for any possible ebola patient. today. hospital staff underwent several

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a woman was in a crosswalk at mckee road and north 33rd when she was struck. she was thrown about 50 feet and died at the hospital. investigators only have a vague description of the suv. they say it could have been a light blue, light brown or perhaps silver chevy suburban. >>> new this morning, police have arrested nearly 50 protestors engaging in civil disobedience in st. louis. this follows an officer's fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen in nearby ferguson in august. some occupied st. louis city yesterday and called for officers to wear body cameras. they want a civilian review board. officials say they are listening. >> at some point we have to have a rational discussion but everybody has to be involved for it to be legitimate. >> we all have to work to dismantle the system, that unfairly privileges some people over other people. no matter what the injustice is. >> other protestors shut down a walmart. they hope a show of unity will bring about change they want. >>> 6:10. north korea has released photos of kim jong-un to end rumors about his failing

the two officers tailed the bike riders until the mckee exit. where most of the riders sped off. wreckless and disrespectful drivers that chp spokesperson ross lee says may be difficult to prosecute. >>"none of the riders were cited or arrested at the scene. we will look at the video and determine if there are any indicators on the video that assist in identifying any of the riders and if there is and we're able to conduct an investigation, anything that comes from that will be pending the results of the investigation." >> philippe djegal either way, the chp says the initial officer involved acted appropriately, while keep his safety and safety of the public in mind. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>pam moore a disappointing 7-to-2 loss for the giants in game- two of the world series. now the giants and the kansas city royals have one win a piece. game 3 is set for friday at a- t-&-t park. preparations around the city and at the park are underway. our sports director gary radnich joins me in studio tonight with the highlights from tonight's game. >>gary radnich any

means, mikewhat it mckee and peter cook. mike, let's start with you. an interesting and strange report. >> it is strange, good news on the top line. the unemployment rate falls below 6%. the fed forecast for full employment is somewhere around 5.5. we are getting close. janet yellen should be thrilled. wall street should move up the date of a fed tightening. the metric that she keeps harping on unchanged -- a 2% increase. we are not getting raises and in that suggests the labor market is not tightening and she does not want to raise interest rates. how do she explained that to the market and the american people? >> had is the president explain that? we heard him outlining all of the major improvements in the economy and yet americans continue to feel not any better than they were a few years ago. that is the top issue for them going into midterm elections. >> his dashboard is looking like janet yellen's dashboard. this report and compasses the president said yesterday at northwestern university. by almost every possible measure, the u.s. economy is doi

this happened 8:00 last night at 33rd and mckee road. the woman was coming from the neighborhood and may have been heading to the store. bob redell is live at the intersection with the very latest on this search. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. fortunately and unfortunately, no arrests as of yet, but police have spoken to witnesses and do have a description of the suspect's suv that i'll tell you about in a few moments. but based on what those people told police, they say this woman clearly had the right of way. she was coming from over there in that neighborhood as you mentioned crossing the center section at 34th and mckey. she had the pedestrian light activated with the lights there flashing. again, this is according to the witnesses. other cars stopped to let her cross except for one. she was across the median more than half to the other side when the driver of an suv came speeding along above the posted speed limit and ran her over. that driver did reportedly stop briefly at the next light but then contin

police tell us she was in a well lit crosswalk on mckee road near north 31st street when an suv hit her. she was thrown 50 feet. >> several vehicles yielded for her in the crosswalk, but the suspect vehicle did not. >> the woman's belongings were scattered across the area. the suv again, it may be a chevy suburban, is light brown or silver. ocean --- 170 miles t of san salvador, >>> major earthquake tonight in central america. usgs says it was a magnitude 7.4 centered in the pacific ocean 170 miles southeast of san salvador el salvador. the week was widely felt, but we have not heard of any major damage. -- the quake was widely felt but we have not heard of any major damage. >>> an american airlines flight from sfo had to make a quick turn-around and this is why. the panels started separating. insulation was popping out. what happened? american tells us there was an air duct malfunction. the plane's fuselage was never compromised they say and the cabin did not lose pressure. the plane headed for dallas circled back, made an emergency landing at sfo2:15 this afternoon. american will put

a home mckees port was fully engulfed. the fire left keith with burns over half his body.is wife, wheelchair bound father and four children killed in this fire. relatives say he tried to save his family. >> the kids were in i guess the back bedroom and they couldn't get to them involved inn time. >> i wish somebody would say it was a nightmare and wake me up. obviously it's not. >> investigators are working to try to determine the cause of this deadly fire. >>> and this is not the wakeup call that hotel guests had in mind. a car crashed right into a guest room at the country inn and suites in wisconsin. two people were inside at the time but they were not hurt. the driver also escaped with serious injuries. other hotel guests had to be evacuated and moved to other rooms. the police believe the driver fell asleep at the wheel. >>> and this is not for the faint at heart. hundreds of base jumpers, they took part in the 35th annual west virginia bridge day festival. the jumpers plunged off the 876-foot tall new briefer gorge bridge, one of the longest single span arch bridges

. >>> a girl is recovering from serious injuries after she was hit by a car near mckee road and checkers drive near independence high school in east san jose. police had to close the area for several hours while they investigated this crash. the driver did stop and cooperate with police. no word yet if he'll face any charges. the girl is expected to survive. >>> another mountain lion sighting on the peninsula. the big cat was spotted this morning near the green hills golf course in millbrae. that's wa few blocks from 280. the santa cruz puma project has found the drought is driving mountain lions closer to populated areas. you see the video here, researchers trained some captive cats to walk on treadmills for motion studies. special collars also track and measure how the animals move. all the data creates profiles which shed light on how and where local mountain lions interact with humans. >>> test of thousands of people are gathered in golden gate park right now for the kickoff of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. ♪ the festival has a reputation for good weather but temperatures t

michael mckee with a look ahead and earnings. another stock we have our eyes on this morning's jcpenney. holding their first wall street analyst meeting in almost three years. thanks so much. and you are looking at what's going on with jcpenney, the company has been on this long turnaround under what was supposed to be an interim int after ron johnson. all of today has been emphasizing the turnaround of the company. he was speaking earlier and he will be speaking again shortly. the meeting is on a break right now. the first analyst meeting for jcpenney since 2012. he talked about expansion in , which heese stores touted as being quite successful. he talked about having high single-digit percentage gains. the up for a in-store -- stores and thee disney shops in stores. they will expand that to 680. ,e mentioned the magical world frozen, when talking about disney. the company should get a boost from that. he talked about salons in the stores. the company will upgrade salons in 900 of its stores. he joked about not getting your hair

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thanks also to mike mckee. still ahead, hockey's analytics awakening.mbracing big data and it could transform the game as we know it. here in new york, we genuinely care. ♪ , beginningfaces off at season today. hockey is the latest sport to move to big data. decades after bill james shook , the nhl is experiencing its own analytics awakening. scarlet fu has more on this. >> hiring these wonky numbers guys. the hard a professional poker player -- hired a professional poker player. -- other clubs have done the same thing. this is not always in concert with the coaches who are opposed to this data-driven approach. >> of course not. and just like moneyball. they have all brought in jonah hill and they are shaking things up. need -- what's important for big data in hockey? >> you will hear new buzzwords come up. instead of goals and assists, the corsi rating measures total shot attempts. the on-base percentage of hockey. you'll hear about the fenwick rating. these are not new ideas. their correlating with time on the ice. what it means for line choices, spec

here on mckee road in san jose, we've got gas now below $3 a gal left hand f gallon, a big savings just in time for your holiday shopping. we're still driving a lot. but we're paying less at the pump. according to the lundberg survey, 18 cents less over the last two weeks. gas, now hitting its lowest levels per gallon in almost four years. >> yeah, it's quite a bit of savings. especially since i drive a bmw. >> reporter: that savings is putting more money back into our pockets just in time for holiday shopping. >> people are not going to feel as bad about getting that new iphone or maybe being a little more liberal when they start doing their holiday shopping. >> reporter: over the last four months, oil supply has gone up while demand has dropped. that's brought the price of oil down and with it the price at the pump. $2.94 at san jose's gas and shop. $2.97 across the street at moe's. competition drivers are cheering for and lining up to take advantage of. >> compare to $4, definitely, of course. >> saving a little money? >> some money. >> what might you do with that money? >> drive aro

a woman was in a crosswalk at mckee road and north 33rd street when she was struck. she was thrown about 50 feet and was later pronounced dead at a hospital. >> several vehicles actually did yield for her while she was in the crosswalk for whatever reason this particular vehicle suspect vehicle did not yield for her. >> investigators only have a vague description of the suv. it was light blue, light brown or silver, possibly a chevy suburban. >>> an american airlines jet had to make an emergency landing at sfo. the boeing 757 had just left the airport for dallas yesterday morning when some paneling apparently separated from a wall. you see it there inside the plane. insulation was exposed. american airlines says it was caused by a blown air duct on the plane but the plane's fuselage was not compromised. another american flight is scheduled at 7:00 this morning for stranded passengers who could not find other flights. >>> dueling polls show much different results in a silicon valley congressional race that's gained national attention. a poll commissioned by the campai

michael mckee is in the newsroom. >> i will give you some good news, existing home sales come in betterhan forecast. we thought we would get a 1% gain, instead we get a 2.4% game. over the last 30 or 40 years, the average has been about 5,280,000. we are not significantly below that level. a significant rise in single-family homes up 2%. this was still driven by the move into apartments. the other thing we want to point out is that the inventory of homes for sale drops, 5.3 months. that is only about 6.8 months. not a lothat there's of inventory out there and that means prices are probably going to go higher. >> michael mckee with the word on existing home sales. >> the robin hood investor conference in midtown manhattan is where some of the world's biggest investors are gathering to present their best investment ideas. stephanie ruhle is standing by with one of those top managers. >> larry, let's start with why you're here. at a year like this where it is so tough to add a great idea, why walk in this room and share with hundreds of people? >> i am really proud of the work that robin h

michael mckee is in the newsroom. >> this is one of those reports that point to go down badly on wall street because we are stuck in a situation where the premiums this previous report was so high, there was almost nowhere to go but down. we go down to 5660. are lower than we had anticipated. the problem is the report in august was so strong, the new orders number this month falls six points. production at 64.6 is a bit higher. we are still hanging in there with very high numbers for production and orders. the inventory number falls. there is scope for additional movement in manufacturing. strong number. while wall street may read this as a bad number today in the context of everything else went on, it still pretty good. still on course for a good month. >> thank you. time for the newsfeed. the top business stories from around the world. one more sign the u.s. labor market is getting stronger. companies in this country hired 213,000 workers last month, beating estimates and topping 200,000 for the sixth straight month. this according to 80 p research. -- adp research . rejecting a law

michael mckee will join us from bloomberg television and radio. our expert on the nobel prizes. we look for an announcement on the nobel prize this morning. it is always exciting. i never talk about who i think will win. it is sort of like in baseball, you never talk to the base -- pitcher during a no-hitter. we will get that this morning. >> we're looking forward to hearing that news. we need to know everything about this. do that for us later on. we have some great tv coming up. when exclusive interview with the lachman. one of his funds started training today -- trading today in amsterdam. him.nichols spoke to think the board has managed the process will. an offer.de then to sell that price. they have been unwilling to engage. there are some suggestions that the offer could be a material increase. they have asked for engagement with the company. there might be an opportunity for them to pay more. there has been truck -- talk about activists in the company. we could explore alternatives. you can only justify this value when a business is merged

it happened near mckees road and north 33rd street.here they found the woman on the road. she was later pronounced dead at a hospital short time after that. the speed limit is 25-mile-per- hour but drivers off speed through there. >> we should be waiting for the traffic area should be 35-mile- per-hour only but some people are driving fast. >> crosswalk was put into that intersection just last year. it was put in because cars were going to fast. they describe it is a long team. >>> still at the very serious crash at a highway in up inn knap -- indianapolis. a tour bus flipped over on to its side and injured more than a dozen people. it swerved to avoid a crash which happened ten minutes earlier. >>> passengers who were on that will then take off for texas. alex safe haven't spoke with passengers about those tense moments. she watched the cabin wall pap unless right next to her seat begin to split in a part. many passengers including joan were in a panic worried this plane was somehow coming apart. this plane shows crew members coming i

no wide shot on michael mckee's pants? down to getan the baby blues?'m going to break away from this and give the viewers the top 12 global business stories of the moment. amazon shares to the dive after the retail giant forecast fourth-quarter sales and profits that missed estimates. it proposed its worst yearly loss in a dozen years. jeff bezos has continued his spending spree on everything tom drones to phones original programming for amazon's prime service. shares of microsoft are rising. the world's biggest software estimates that beat estimates. he's trying to turn the company around and his efforts are grainy -- gaining traction. the analyst had another suggestion for how microsoft can remake itself. >> if they can create great apps , they can focus on more of what they are doing on the retail side. >> another analyst says he is encouraging -- they are encouraging investors but under-promising and over-delivering. that old trick. amc has agreed to buy almost half of bbc america. the price? $200 million. who" and " has "dr. top gear." the combina

.- let's go to what really matters. 2:00 p.m., janet yellen and company will announce, michael mckee, among others, saying it is not a big deal. here's the blowout. the fed being accommodated. this is a punch bowl going up, up, and away. into balanceg over sheet restriction. >> you can see the berlin consensus. this is berlin getting exactly what it wants. >> i would focus on the april 29 meeting. i will mention that later as well. april 20 9, 2015. >> that is the meeting i am focused on. >> win they make increase interest rates? >> more on this. crude beanie on at 8:00 a.m. with me and michael mckee on bloomberg radio. >> a surveillance correction because the kansas city giants game will be tonight. we were wrong. it will be taking place tonight in kansas city. >> and exclusive. >> for all of you rooted for the underdogs. works in the midst of a two-day university of southern california, professor of law and business there, and he looks at janet yellen and sees all sorts of challenges within the american system. i love the work you have done on fiscal policy. we have a better deficit

louis fed president bullard made to michael mckee yesterday? the market wase looking for? >> maybe it was enough to snap the streak. in my sense, i always thought the fed was that a defendant -- data-dependent. i am hoping we do not have to do asset purchases because that is not a good sign, of course. that. mixed feelings on if that is going up, maybe that is the sugar high, and i am not too interested in that, but maybe the snapping the psychology that nobody could help this thing was part of it. bill,l, you mentioned -- you mentioned europe, the ecb, saying it will start within the next days to purchase assets in a new program to support the economy. is this an example of another central bank stepping into quiet fears? >> i think -- they have been making -- talking about it for some time but i am sure it is part of the communication strategy. it felt to me and probably most people that most of the fear rested around europe. most would agree the u.s. -- you could disagree how strong it is, but you would not say we are on the precipice of falling apart. europe, i would no

the latest happened on mckee road. police say a woman was walking in the struck.sing the street on month ray road. the vebd vibd tim did stop and wait for police. san jose has seen a total. >> microclimate weather alerts a we take a live look outside across the bay area this morning. rain moving in, great news for the drought. not so great fuse must for some of the trick or treaters or the 1 million people or so heading to san francisco for one huge party celebrating our giants. >> here's a barning a will market. >> christina has a look at the forecast not only for the parade but it's halloween, trick or treaters. >> it's halloween. a lot of kids are not happy about this rainfall. but i work hard, especially on a day when you know you're going to be exposed to the elements. i do have a time when up can get out and it won't be that bad. 63s a i'm watching on the east camera. i guess we'll have to find out about that a little later on today. they're definitely prepared. s a we head throughout the day today, we're going to continue to see these showers intensify. we'

this happened 8:00 last night in the area of mckee road north 33rd street. this is where it happened an officer stopped there there was a woman lying in the middle the street with major injuries she later died at hospitals in the police are searching for the driver of the car that took off. clear signal about the cars that as a light-colored as stevie. <

michael mckee? >> he's insisting ferrari's value is undervalued. i still can't afford them anyway. blow to pimco, which has been trying to find redemption since bill gross left. pimco running a total of $6 billion for the firm. if the move has anything to do with gross's departure. the world series all coming down to a decisive game seven. kansas city royals scored seven runs in the second inning, went on to be the san francisco giants 10-0. it ties the series at three games each. tim seven tonight in kansas city. the royals have not won in footie nine years. who do you think america will be rooting for? >> i'm definitely voting for the kansas city royals. look at oldck and school kansas city royals baseball cards, there were no 1970's players with mustaches. >> you had those on your bicycle wheels, right? >> i did. we are approaching movember. got to honor the mustache. >> i have a soft spot for the royals. both deserve to win. giantscan only love one in your life, and that is get to be the new york giants. sorry, san francisco. end thisa may afternoon. the balance sheet approachi

it continues to slow down because of the volume from 680 up toward mckee.olden gate bridge, the fog is still a problem for visibility. can't make out the south tower. you'll have patchy, dense fog across the golden state bridge, as well as in patches for 101 coming down from santa rosa as well. >> sounds good. take a look at the surveillance photo. police on the peninsula say they need your help tracking down this man dubbed the i.t. poser. police say he's stealing from people while he's at work. >> reporter: police have dubbed this burglar the "i.t. poser" because he pretends to be an i.t. worker or construction worker trying to gain access into your office to fix internet lines. you can see the image from an office building here. according to police he has gained access to the east side of san mateo, palo alto, by flashing an i.d. on a lanyard. when no one is looking, he has stolen wallets and computers. police want to catch this man. he does have a pony tail. what you cannot see according to police is he has tattoos on his torso and his arms and they thi

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michael mckee has been keen to point this out. will distribute watching that language?ing for nuance? >> is very important when it comes to the time of the, specifically whether or not we will see these lower rates for the time being. if the language comes out and markets don't like it, we will see a reversal of what we are seeing right now and there'll be a little bit more period of volatility. >> all right, mia saini joining us from the breaking news desk. she will be tracking the market reaction following the 2:00 release. we will be talking about quantitative easing. this has been telegraphed for several months now, the fed says this last round of using would end at the end of this month. the markets are now down as we await the fed's decision. chief washington correspondent peter cook joins us on the phone with the latest. >> mark, quantitative easing has come to an end as expected. the fed cites substantial improvement in the labor market for that change. the fed is maintaining, however, forward guidance at the fed funds rate will remain at the current record low

right here on mckee road in san jose, we've got two gas stations across the street from each other. both charging less than $3 a gallon. and it's that competition putting money in your pocket. the lines at san jose's gas and shop were long all day. customers drawn in by the $2.94 a gallon price. >> the less money you spend on gas, you have more money to spend on other things. >> reporter: down, according to the lundberg survey, by 18 cents a gallon in the last two weeks. what do you think you might spent it on? >> maybe on clothes or gifts or something better than just gas. >> i think it's definitely a very positive stimulus for most of the economy. >> reporter: santa clara economics professor alex field says the drop in gas prices, spurred by a higher supply of oil with less demand for it, is coming just in time for our holiday shopping. >> people are not going to feel as bad about getting that new iphone or maybe being a little more liberal when they start doing their holiday shopping. >> reporter: and competition is fierce. gas and shop was packed. moe's across the street, 3 cent

republican buck mckee in declaring isis is not being degraded by air strikes, achkd american ground troops are necessary because the president, quote, needs to walk out of the pentagon willing to put new options on the table, rather than continuing to rule them out. >> the joint chiefs are going to tell the president, mr. president, the air strikes so far have disrupted isis and that's been successful. but your stated goal, sir, is to defeat isis. >> reporter: white house spokesman josh ernest repeatedly says the air strikes are effective. >> you have seen the u.s. military carry out air strikes in this region, that have degraded the ability of isil to carry out this function. now is this going to stop isil from overrunning kobani? i don't think anybody knows. >> reporter: though state department spokeswoman general psake had trouble articulating that yesterday, during a 48-second answer that included this. >> by the iraqi security forces. one moment, sorry. i'll sign this. >> in an interview promoting his new book, leon panetta told bill o'reilly it starts at the top. >> i think deep down