but tao downtown is busiest. it is newest. down in the meatpacking district so we get lot of people, a lot of young people. >> you guys made it through a very tough time. >> yeah. >> in fact the entire restaurant industry. we can show what business was like in 2009. >> very bad. liz: the chart we made up shows in 2009, it was way depressed. of course that was the low of the markets. >> right. liz: then you start to see the move up. >> once panic wears off. people come back and they enjoy. liz: fine dining restaurant traffic has certainly improved. i think it was down 13% in 2009. and now it is climbing there it is. up about 6%. liz: inexpensive getaway. >> what is your average ticket if you say it is inexpensive? >> $100 a head. 100 bucks. liz: which is not inexpensive. >> no. liz: how are you guys staying ahead of all other choices out there. >> we offer, when you go out to dinner, it is about the meal. it is about the vibe. it is about the look. it is about feel of people in there. so it is kind of an all encompassing experi

tao-tao passes the test and he's ready for historic release into the wild.t only did he survive and then go through sort of the schooling program of becoming a full-fledged panda, but he was released into the wild. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> oh, tao-tao, we don't want you to leave. don't go back into the wild. i don't think that's a good idea. >> i don't think so either. can that work? these are the pros. he's not used to that environment. that's a scary place. like a child. you don't let them out and then throw them out in brooklyn and -- >> i don't think it's brooklyn. it's not brooklyn. >> nothing against brooklyn. >> i just want you to say you can catch "giant pandas" on thursday on natgeo wild. they are so cute. maybe that should be our mascot for "world news now." >> we have done enough panda stories since i've been here, it is our mascot. our mascot for "world news now." does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? ugh. don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula not only cleans and freshens but also softens your carpet so it's alw

i met these hippies in taos, new mexico, and i did a show -- taos, strange town, strange people right i did a show in a yurt. >> seth: great. >> which is like a mongolian tent. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: it was for people who don't know show business, a yurt is a mongolian tent. >> you know you've really -- you've hit it big as a comedian when you're performing in a yurt in taos, new mexico. [ laughter ] that's when you've arrived. >> seth: this is sort of a comic book theme show. it's comic-con this weekend in new york. obviously robert downey jr. was here. we talked about this, you're a big comic book fan. >> huge. >> seth: much like me. and you actually got a letter published in a comic years ago. >> yeah, when i was in eighth grade -- i'm sure you remember, many people don't, "x factor" is one of the lower grade "x-men" books. >> seth: but a great book. >> a great book. and it was super funny, and it had all these characters that were like the castoffs. my favorite was this guy named the multiple man, and spoiler, he died in issue 100. i got very emotional. i sent them a let

water is no longer from lake tao from lake tahoe into the truckee river. water level has dipped below the natural rim for the first time in five years. diminished snowpacks mean less water is reaching the lake. reno depends on the truckee river for water. other streams feed the river and that should provide enough water to last through summer. >>> as world series fever hits the bay area, bart is planning to ramp up service. they expect record-setting crowds next week. gas yesterday more than 462,000 people road bart. that's the fourth largest crowd ever as fans headed to at&t park. in preparation for the crowds, bart will be adding extra cars and more trains on game days. >>> giants outfielder hunter pence inspires teammates and the internet. >> we are burning it down! >> he is called the reverend sermons he gives in the clubhouse. he pumped up the giants after their win last night and video of the speech has been shared hundreds of times on the web. hunter is definitely a man who exists in the moment. a half hour later reporters asked what he said in the

across the atlantic, the tao continues its -- the dow continues his roller coaster ride after risingesterday. it sunk again today by almost 2%. and the euros is trading at $1.26. with neighborhoods reduced to rubble and people still mourning their dead, the new palestinian unity government has held its first meeting in the war battered gaza strip. it is a political step that many see crucial for the recovery in gaza. >> hamas has been recognized as a terrorist organization by western governments. >> this marked more than seven years of talks. i'm -- the prime minister said the first priority must be rebuilding hearts of gaza destroyed in this year's war with israel. he's also keen to get out and meet ordinary people. rebuilding costs could run into the billions of dollars. we are optimistic about this visit says this man. it means rebuilding and unity. >> we will be right back after a short break. we will be going to major celebrations underway marking 25 years of protests that help to topple communism. stay with us. >> see you in a moment. >> welcome back. a huge party is underway a

across the atlantic on wall street at this hour, the tao is trading higher -- the dow is trading highere euro trading higher against the greenback. >> the world bank and the asian development bank provide loans to developing countries. soon they will be joined by the asian infrastructure investment bank, a chinese initiative for finance and transportation, communication, and energy systems in asia. >> the project is seen as a counterweight to western backed international banks and a way for china to extend influence in the region. >> 21 countries signed a memorandum of understanding on establishing the bank. they include bangladesh, pakistan, and india. headquarters of the asian infrastructure investment banker to be in beijing. the chinese government is providing 39 billion euros and is set to be a major stakeholder. >> the asian infrastructure investment bank aims at promoting the infrastructure development of the asian region, supporting regional connectivity, and promoting the economy of the region. >> reports suggest australia, south korea, and indonesia have not joined so far at t

brought off to the side and first the temperature will beÑi taken, and then there will be a history taoswhether or not they have symptoms or whether or not they have come into contact to their knowledge with someone who is suspected of or who has ebola, if the temperature is negative and if, in fact, the questionnaire proves no risk at all, they will be given instructions on how to monitor themselves over a period of time of 21 days. if you then get someone who does have a temperature or who does have a suspicion they were in contact, they will be then handed over to a cdc person who would then go% more depth about the determination of whether or not there is cause to go even further, gamely, isolate the person or write them to a facility, where they can be observed. >> and what we have heard obviously there is a an incubation period overtime that the ebola virus can get worse in a person up to 21 év:k so what if they are getting off the plane they seem fine? >> well, again, you could never) ever get 100 percent risk free, but if you look at the exit screening that will have taken place

buildings in this parliament, more than labor spent in their first two terms in office combined and i want taossee that continue. i think what we're seing in our schools is not just this important building work but a massive change in culture and leadership as we see standard rise and wer school really transformed through their results. i know that is happening in watford and elsewhere. what we must do is carry on with this program, carry on with our reforms and make sure we give more young people the chance for a good start in life. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today it was announced they hope to sell its loan product business. people are understandably concerned about this will the prime minister meet with myself and a cross party group of m.p.'s whose communities are affected by so the bright future for products that underpins so much of british manufacturing. >> i'm happy to meet with himself and other m.p.'s about this vite lil important issue. i think what we've seen in the last four years is some good developments in the steel industry, not least with the reopening of red car, with what's

the s&p, the tao, and the nasdaq all showing strength. stay with us.ck of the market movers is on the other side of this break. "bottom line" continues in a moment. ♪ >> get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming on your tablet and bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bottom line" on bloomberg television. i am mark crumpton reporting from new york. thank you for joining us. "on the markets is next" have a great weekend. i will see you monday. it is 56 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. i am mia saini. let's get you caught up on where stocks are trading. as you can see, we have a nice rally across the board. all major indices up in the green. off 6.5% compared to at september-18-high. october is shaping up to be the worst month and over a year for the stock market, but not everything is on its way down. joining me with a look at some etf's thriving in this madness is eric, our etf expert right here at bloomberg. i know you have a couple interesting ones to look at including the ranger

so, tao got 47, 1015, 51 dining hall, 4-7. get to steppin'! >> the veterans dorm is pretty quiet.e that. it kind of helps because a lot of us been through war, shell-shocked. some of us have problems with quick sounds and booms and bangs and yada yada. i kind of have, i guess psychological problems, if you will. and i guess the mental stress. so. >> twaun stallworth serving a one year sentence for cocaine possession, is still haunted by a combat experience that occurred 20 years earlier during the battle to free kuwait. he says he once saw a friend blown up by a woman and a child who were concealing explosives. moments later, he saw another child running towards him. >> i didn't know what to do. but i turned, i aimed and i fired. he was 6 years old. i didn't kill him. i did injure him -- his leg. that's one of the things that bothers me because that was somebody's kid. it kind of wasn't -- wasn't trying to hurt me. and it unfortunately -- i have unfortunately had a dream that it was my son that i was shooting. >> stallworth presents a great front. you'll see him and he's animated

few lightning strikes over the last couple of minutes but now it's fading off the thunderstorm stat taos more of a downpour. 67 in wilmington and 65 in allentown, a pretty nice day with sunshine out there and that low is taking its time trying to drop in from the north and west and we wedged a dry day into the delaware and lehigh valleys, you can see the spin to the west of pittsburgh, that spirals through tonight and stalls to the east of the coast for wednesday and at 11:00 the clouds start to thicken up and then some scattered showers around and then tomorrow morning, we'll watch for the downpours and a few showers developing, does not look like any severe weather or thunderstorms tomorrow, the atmosphere is too cold and on wednesday afternoon by 3:00, still lingering showers especially south and east close to the shore and around atlantic city, you can see the winds funneling out of the colder detection north-northeast and close to 30 to 40 miles per hour at the shore. overnight tonight a spotty shower around and 47 in allentown and 53 in cape may and your four day at 4:00, a half in

why would a governor make an issue about a guy who for whatever reason, he sweat taos much, whatever,him during the debate? >> he wants to make crist look like crist is being too fussy about the way things are. >> yeah. >> but i just absolutely believe he is the one who made himself look that. it was the most awkward moment in debates. you remember that time hen the power or the sound went out during the ford-carter debate, and they just stood there and couldn't even bring themselves to talk to each other? there is something wrong in the state of our politics. >> not exactly real spontaneity there. why do you think he did it? and who wins this thing? can you tell? >> i think crist wins. i think crist affinity for fans is well-known. >> among us. because we see him in person. but i don't think -- we call him the man. >> the man with the tan and the fan and the plan. >> maybe it's not known amongst the general voter, and that was probably scott's idea, that he was going to let him know. >> the fan. >> he was going to out him on the fan, make him seem like a bit of a diva. a lot of his p

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as you remember some of the issues that played out under the reign of john or tao and i cite 2003 specifically successful in terms of their ability to kind of settle things out, but this is a different player, xi jinping, and this is all playing out in a much different dynamic given the high politics that exist in beijing, particularly driven by this whole anti-corruption program. >> has he overplayed his hand? i mean you were in hong kong right after they put out that white paper that changed the nature of suffrage in the upcoming election. it is clearly on him to a degree. did he go too far? >> well we are going do know that in the weeks and months ahead. how he chooses to deal with hong kong going forward, suffice it to say hong kong as opposed to, you know, one country two systems approach that designed with margaret thatcher as they were developing the basic law back in the eighties and nineties, it is looking more like one country as opposed to two systems, one country. but what is inside xi jinping's head as all of this plays out, you have to remember that, you know, xi jinping has a mu

. >> the tao needs to be revisited. ow needs to be revisited. in my opinion.n, luxury boom and miami getting some retail therapy. that and more when we come back. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> good morning once again, folks. >> luxury retailers are descending on miami. the city does not have enough retail space to meet the demand. so developers are breaking ground on at least 20 new retail buildings in the next year. what is driving this luxury boom? i want to bring in craig robins, the head of the company that runs the miami design district, including product, cartier -- da and cartier. your reputation is only getting bigger. what is so special? >> we are doing a beautiful project in the miami design and its ins merging -- merging culture and commerce. restaurants are opening and we are in the process of building the buildings for 120 luxury stores. >> is there a risk that things are getting top-heavy? brazilians come in and buy some much real estate. here we are five yea

i came from a children's home in taos new mexico. my all it was through spo rt. the second year they dropped feel to luckily vision.rbara got my last year we had 85 kids graduate from texas christian university. only one went row. pro. other kids all those were good to go out and do phenomenal things, but we focus on one who did not have enough munchies. if you knew what we give them, holy cow, there is no way he is starving. you're giving him a full ride to go to war. decision. a lot of time those kids are first-generation kids, never happened opportunity to do something . in four, butlaying we continue their education until they earn their degree. boys, we look at all of this money over here, and we look at the 523 campus athletes and what they are doing throughout their lives, and that is part of the problem. -- thereave been know knows rest against the window, and you say you are getting a raw deal, they say no to her. they say i cannot thank you enough. >> you guys have the greatest renown for doing things that create most of the revenue that support a lot o

that is simply taos, so we -- too fast, so we must do something to reduce the growth in spending.l hold spending flat for two years. that will allow revenues to catch up, and we'll be able to balance budgets, and we'll get our spending back in line with what we can afford. but that doesn't require reducing the size of the state employees. in fact, in many areas we may actually be understaffed. if anybody's gone recently to dmv, we have some of the longest wait times, i think, second longest wait times of any state in the nation. now, that's partly a management problem. the governor has no management experience, so i'll bring 35 years of management experience. i can help with some of that. but in some cases we're understaffed. so i don't think the way we're going to get control over spending is by reducing the size of the state work force. there are plenty of other areas where we can make savings. i want to save money in the delivery of health care services not just to state employees and teachers and retirees, but to everyone in connecticut. it'll be a huge boost to the economy. w

. >> please welcome to the stage megan garber, christina lewis halpern, tao feek rabiu and rassoules rassoules. >> good morning. >> so today it's my honor to welcome this great group of people. i'm going to get right to the conversation and do a lightning introduction of all of them then we'll get right into it to my right is christina lewis halpern founder of all star code a nonprofit dedicated to closing the opportunity gap between young men of color and tech sector. welcome. next to her we have taofeek rabiu who is of the senior technical manager of aol. who he both manages products and team development and coding since he was 14 and last but not least we have rassoules rassoulnikolas rassoules pathways early college high school in brooklyn and he has been on the robotics team at his high school as a software developer and you guys went to nationals this year, right? >> yes. >> awesome. welcome, you guys. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> i would love to start with christina. tell us about all-star code and what the program does and also in particular why you want

bill, college athletics provides the largest need case i came from a children's home in taos new mexico. my all it was through sport. the second year they dropped track and field, but luckily santa barbara got my vision. last year we had 85 kids graduate from texas christian university. only one went pro. think about all those other kids were good to go out and do phenomenal things, but we focus on one who did not have enough munchies. if you knew what we give them, holy cow, there is no way he is starving. you're giving him a full ride to go to school. to make a decision. a lot of time those kids are first-generation kids, never happened opportunity to do something. he got done playing in four, but we continue their education until they earn their degree. we lost our voice, we look at all of this money over here, and we look at the 523 campus athletes and what they are doing throughout their lives, and that is part of the problem. against the window, and you say you are getting a raw deal, they say no, sir. they say i cannot thank you enough. >> you guys have the greatest renown for do

they get fatigued, this is mentally intensive and they need to come back to the taos see their familiesant to go back to west africa. i've had had contact with many ebola patients. i've never put myself in quarantine. i never put my team in quarantine but i do control the movement of my team for 21 days. >> let's talk about contact. because we've heard from kentucky senator rand paul, he said this, i'm going to quote him that if someone has has ebola at a cocktail party they're contagious and you can catch it from them. we do know there are health researchers including lisa bruceo that say they believe ebola could spread through the air. here's a quote. we believe there's scientific and ep deem logic evidence that the ebola virus has the ability to be transmitted via infectious aerosol particles via near infectious patients. is that possible? >> victor, that's an important question. we need someone to manage the event, both in the response and also the research. we need to create transparency and collaboration for research so we have many experts, my colleagues and friends, around it wo

the provincial council in al anbar province in iraq is calling for urgent intervention by the taos saveappening as fighting is intensifying on both sides of the iraqi border. officials warn that iraqi forces are, quote, up against the wall in baghdad. defense secretary chuck hagel says there's a lot of uncertainty. we'll take you to that region. >>> a hash tag lawsuit maybe? twitter wants to tell users when the government requests information from them. they're suing the justice department which doesn't want to give out specific information about searches. twitter says that violates its first amendment rights. the twitter vice president said it's our belief that we're entitled under the first amendment to respond to our users' concerns by providing scope of government surveillance, including what types of legal process have not been received. jason johnson is with us now. we're always so glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> what does this mean, you know, to you and me, our regular, twitter, facebook, linkedin, instagram users? >> let's say you're going to target, you're going to walm

look at the temperatures, much chillier, 37 in allen tao and pottstown. 48 in philadelphia.nchtime, 58 later today. >> thank you, bill. a check on traffic with jillian mele. jill, i see traffic moving a little bit on route 1? >> a little bit. very slowly, one lane of traffic is getting by on the boulevard. this has been out there an hour and a half involving a tanker and two other vehicles. we have miles of delays. if you want to avoid that portion take middale avenue. on route 401, an accident blocking the right lane was just on 32nd moved to the shoulder. >>> skyforce 10 over a fire at bucks county. this is video from 30 minutes ago. a vacant home along new york avenue went up in flails. you see the smoke there coming out of that roof. right now, firefighters are still trying to get control of it. so far, no injury had been reported. >>> no now to a septa strike. the work stoppage could happen as soon as monday. both sides meet back at the bargaining table today at noon. >>> we'll be back in 25 minutes. i'm vai sikahema. see you back after the "today" show in about half an