alix: they move into the onestic to mimic how wild swim upriver. this is called broad code.his is just one farm. alix: how many fish in each pen? >> 25,000. alix: strong tides help to recirculate water and eliminate waste. aquaculture uses a central feeding system and an underwater camera monitor. this prevents overfeeding the fish and prevents spending too much on seed costs one of the , biggest expenses for the company. at 10 pounds, fish are big enough to eat and wind up on your plate in 48 hours. let me put it in perspective for you. bebally by 2050, we will eating 18,000 tons of salmon a year. that is 800% more than we eating today. you have to find it somewhere. joe: i'm so impressed you did that package. someone just paid $1.5 billion for fish food but you were ahead , of the curve. alix: thank you. salmon eat other fish and there are not enough fish in the ocean to eat. you have to make the feed, which carvilleu could argue -- cargill wanted to get into it. joe: do you notice the difference? alix: you do, but it depends upon the kind of fish that you like. the reason

defense is onest biggest industries we have.u, walmart says he writes a blank check for cybersecurity. >> i don't agree with you one bit. the fact is who makes more? the chief sales officer or your sarbanes oxley auditor? it's always going to be on the revenue side. that's the problem. they're not paying like it's that important of a job. so if we get back to the issue at the beginning which is there are not enough people to fill the holes that they want several years experience even though the job picked up in the laugh years, what type of person do you see applying? what kind of person should ab plig? what should people be doing to get themselves to be considered? >> what we just heard. they're tying thimselves to the best universities. they're also going overseas. you have to put your eggs in both baskets. america and overseas developing countries. and the education system that exists in both places. you're not going to get the leading people -- they don't want a 45-year-old developer doing this. this is cutting edge. it's ve

nothing will be sold until january onest. >> the homeless by the nation jumped 60% since bill deblasio took office. the na info reporting between january 1st to august 9th. the 311 system receive 20,000 calls about a homeless person in need of assistance. during the same period in 2013 michael bloomberg, a 13,000 calls about the homeless. earlier this month bill deblasio launched a multimillion-dollar initiative aimed at helping the >> elaine mcrae is excused from federal jury duty. for confederal court asking for a postponement until the end of her husband's term in 2018. it turns out she will not have to serve anyway because you reside in crazy mansion in man had in which is a separate federal district. juliet: they pay their taxes. ben: no longer eligible to serve in brooklyn. when asked bill deblasio said his wife and serve in october when she sent their kids off to college. juliet: pope francis's visit to new york is a month away but officials have been planning for it for a while. the pontiff will address the un in madison square garden. this is a the real key. the same time as t

coughlin gets the on the field the second quarter and eli manning and company lookses arey machinaging onest down and 38-yards of offense. he say last night in terms of a big jake up with call for big blue. >> we got a long way to go and a lot of work to do. we head toh week knowing full wl that thinks have been put into perspective for us m. no longer wondering how you will lay. i thought the two days of controlled workere better than the way in whiche played tonight. >> coach fot happy at all. still in rog degrees at wrist ling straits in wisconsin pavement four-way tie at 12 under par. >> see you tonight atten en. >> thank. still a hard time believing it is football season. >> preseason has begun. >> fall he is on theay here. >> yeah. >> right. a cold snow. >> all of that. >> but we are anything but cold across the area. we are hot tepcally this time of yearment we start to cool down look at the high temperatures tomorrow. 92 degrees again on monday. hot humid weather going to stick with us through the week. >> all right. thank you. thank you that is for now. i am jen lahms. we hope to se

and remember that onest reasons why oil prices are down is because of the weak pmi numbers we got out of china. we should not lose sight of the fact that the people of china are watching the numbers and getting ready to act. >> rick it's not just energy. i mean we're seeing a defensive play in the treasuries as well. you're at two month lows or had been earlier today for many of the maturities along the yield curve today, right? >> yeah. it's funny. as i look at the twos threes fives, sevens all of them are higher in price and lower in yield than they finished last year except for one and that is the 30-year bond. i think investors will pay particularly close attention when we get to that level which is 275. so we're about 10 11 basis points away. in terms of energy you know there are other ways to look at this. the economy isn't only defined about it price of an exxonmobil. i still contend that true economy will be better off for all the gas stations on every corner having price wars. i think it's also very encouraging that it's one of the few industries before they get done tinkerin

i think that's onest things that are new. richard?as a question for you, not if a beautiful red dress. >> he looks good though. >> blue suit. i was surprised by something you said a few minutes ago. you were very critical of prime minister abe of japan. this is a -- >>, no not critical. i think he's great for japan. i wasn't critical. i think he's doing a great job for japan. >> but why isn't it also good for the united states? this is an ally. if japan economically recovers they can contribute a lot more militarily. they can become much more of a partner of the united states. they can help us around the world. why is somehow his doing good for japan in any way not good for the united states? this is the third largest economy in the world and one of our closest allies. shouldn't we celebrate that? >> because they're killing us economically, richard. because their selling millions of cars to us that we're not making here. because if you look at the balance of trade and if you look at the deficit that's we have with that country, they'r