: as you know, i've met john mcdonald in a previous life.sot had set up and with always had a good relation with the shadow chancellor. i'm sure he will want to beat city people and hear their views and what he is thinking. that he wants to abandon city of london corporation. it.ve heard maybe not a priority for him. any thoughts on that? that was years ago when it there was a bill going through the i do not think it will be an issue. anna: you're talking about finding common ground. maybe things you heard so part you have -- mesa things you heard so far you are not sure about. things you heard so far you are not sure about. once adonald conversation. you might have misgivings. mark boleat: were happy to have a conversation and with been having it for several years. the parties including labour have come out against it. britain or even in the eu that this is would be lots per i am sure john mcdonald does not want to see jobs being lost. isa: talking about europe, it something you will find common ground with the labour party? mark boleat: al

shadow chancellor john mcdonald ready to unveil labor's plans.e ask him about the strategy right after the short break. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. said they will be coming in 2015. they didn't mention how sales went in the month of august and september. he did comment that the u.s. market continues to be its biggest market where we are seeing, of course, improving gdp. expecting to get consumption there throughout the rest of the year. of course the one negative aspect is russia where we did see a decline of 31.8% in the first six months of the year in terms of exports going into russia. so this, of course, has hampered somewhat of ferragamo's sales in russia. this has been counter balanced by some of what is helping ferragamo along with all of its brands in the exports outside of italy and europe. let's hear what the ceo of fe

manus: john mcdonald will outline the opposition's economic plans later today. with anna edwards. u.k.s live at the conference. anna, over to you. anna: thank you manus. thank you very much for joining us. you have been talking this morning about the bank of england. your said you want to keep it independent. what kind of reform are you talking about? john: we want to reassure people. we want to have a debate on the mandate. it is 18 years old now and it focuses on inflation. we want to talk about that mandate to see if it needs to be modernized. want to go wider. consult with his assistant and general population on what the role of the bank of england -- more consideration on prosperous growth. anna: why not take away the take of england's independence? -- why not take away the bank of england's independence? jon: i have never made a comment about taking way the independence of bank of england. it reassures people that they are independent. what we want to do is make sure -- the mandate will make all of its considerations. that is the debate that is happening i

john mcdonald has been appointed . -- andy burnham's shadow home secretary.hat brings us to today's twitter question. threat to theal u.k. economy? you can tweak me. -- you can tweak me. we will be expecting that next. ♪ francine: welcome back to the polls. where live on bloomberg tv. streaming on bloomberg.com, your tablet and your phone. the u.k. opposition labor party elected its new leader on saturday. jeremy corbyn received 60% of the vote. in his victory speech, he underscored his campaign promises of more equality. [no audio] in the spirit of hope and optimism. i say to the new members of the read --r those who have who have joined and as registered supporters, welcome. welcome to our party. welcome to our movement. more, thenere with you old donald. what happens now? >> we've had a formation of a shadow cabinet. the new shadow chancellor, john mcdonald, makes some of corbyn's policies look moderate. someone whohe is has publicly declared who -- he wants to remove rate hiking powers from the bank of england. -- veryde comments controversial figure inde

fellow hard left-winger john mcdonald has been appointed shadow chancellor.ngela eagle is that shadow business secretary while defeated leadership candidates is shadow home secretary. are days away from the federal reserve's most critical policy decision in years. wall street's opinion makers are divided on what the fallout of any move might be. or if any rate rise will even happen. here is what some of our guess of insane. >> the domestic case for raising rates has been solid. it has been for a while. >> we are not in a recession yet. the vector is in the wrong direction. that is unusual. >> we need to hike rates. effectively in the end zone and these clouds are sitting there debating whether or not we should let -- >> i have a lot of trouble with this idea -- let's do it now and then we will hold our breath and leave everyone. >> let's try something different. >> in a world where there is no inflation, it seems to me that the idea that you would hike interest rates just because they are low and that worries us does not seem compelling. remainedmestic case s

go after big companies that do not pay enough tax and john mcdonald and others.at much fun collecting taxes were other governments have not went after it. richard murphy: i think there's been big progress on big companies. and on record, country by country but the focus would have to be on tax evasion instead of tax avoidance. we have to have more resources. i'm hoping to review announced after the tax authority will address these fundamental questions of the issue including tax. there has been a lot of debate. i am the person who said 120 billion pounds and that is comparable. only if we put 20,000 pound more taxes to collect the data money. i believe that is important for business. a level playing field where the chiefs are removed and they can be sure they can invest for the long term and recruit people and create apprenticeships. i see that is pro-business policy. i would say that is really important. but at the same time, john said be taxingthat he will the 1% more. he used the language which would be popular here in the occupied movement which was 1%. i thi

shadows cabinet, the bulk of the criticism stems from his controversial choice of finance spokesman john mcdonald, a labour ally. corbin chose a record number of women in his cabinet, but the women are not in senior roles. the construction probe into fifa is not over yet. loretta lynch was in switzerland today. saying more charges will be filed but not whether they will be filed against sepp blatter. >> i'm not able to give you information about mr. blatter's travel plans. >> in may four fifa officials were charged with racket eager money laundering and corruption charges. >>> german chancellor angela merkel, proand antirefugee groups are taking their issues to the streets. >> 30% of historic monument has gone missing and further i'll tell where you it's gone. gone. >> the japanese government is keeping a watchful eye on mount osso. ash and has escaped but the area around the mountain has been evicted. >>> takeshi onaga was elected last november to prevent the construction of a new base on okinawa. japan's government halted construction after no compromise was reached after the september 10th dea

let's talk more about john mcdonald yesterday. he made one clear message.inesses have to pay their fair share of and singled out amazon and that targeted antibusiness rhetoric. does that scare you? >> i don't think it does to be honest with you. these companies do pay very little tax in the u.k. but there is a big problem about getting these corporations to pay more tax because of international treaties which make it very difficult for one country on its own to do much about them and there are things that might be done but they're tricky because they do reflect what's in place. >> what scares you. >> i thought it was very business friendly. more business friendly to be honest with you than might have been expected and to some extent this set the tone. you're going to get the same sort of approach by corbin this afternoon. one that's trying to pull the labor party back together again. it has been fractured over the last month or so but what's happening is the more moderate people realizing the situation has changed. they're realizing that they have got to pu

caroline: we are going to here from john mcdonald later today.ws on the economy and labor company -- labour government would do on the economy. to give used by cbi the cbi source. thoughtsour broad about the leader of the labour party. >> there are a lot of policies -- peoples qe. there are areas that we are having quite robust disagreements. we find common ground on other issues, like skills. work with all kinds of politicians from different parties. from the discussions business secretary. labor leader to speak at our annual conference. anna: it seems that john madonna will talk later about the radical review at the institutions. the desk thatn could have implications for the bank of england pick yes talked applications of the bank of england moving. ja: that was send a strong signal to investors around the u.k.. the economy is well at the moment. aboutld be concerned anything that would put that at risk. anna: if we hear anything more -- allow the bank of england to print money, what would your response be to that tackle would you -- to that?

. >> michael mcdonald. >> john at. >> john thomas junior. >> danielle. >> mark ryan. >> thomas henry.tt mcgovern. >> william j mcgovern. >> francis manwell. >> patrick j. >> keith david. >> and mccue. >> dennis j mccue. >> michael edward mccue junior. >> donald james mcintyre. >> stephanie maria mccanna. >> molly l mckenzie. >> evelyn. >> darrell. >> george patrick mcglaughlin junior. >> and my father, my angel. dad remembering you in but missing use sorrow that never goes away. we all miss you very much dad. >> and my beloved aunt margaret mary, you have been a bright light in so many lives. she was a loving wife, a wonderful mother, a grandmother, a sister with six siblings and in answer to many nieces and nephews. she was a friend, a mentor and my angel. mostly she was a child of god. i know she looks over all of us, she will will be forever missed and forever loved. >> robert mcglaughlin junior. >> gavin mcmahon. >> robert mcmahon. >> ed when. >> danielle walker mcneil. >> walter arthur. >> christine nick nolte. >> sean peter mcnulty. >> firefighter timothy patrick. >> firefighter

mcdonald. >> john thomas, jr. >> daniel. >> ryan. >> thomas henry. >> michael gregory. >> william j.s noel. patrick j. mcguire. >> denise j. the third. >> michael edward, jr. >> robert. >> donald james. >> george patrick, jr. >> and my father manuel osvaldo. dad, remembering you is easy, i do it every day, but missing you is the sorrow that never goes away. your sons and us we all miss you very much, dad. [speaking in spanish] >> a very bright light in so many lives. she was a wonderful mother to nicole and a sister and to many nieces and nephews, she was a friend, she was mentor and she was my Ángel. she was a child of god. i know she watches over all of us, she will be forever missed and forever loved. >> robert mcman. >> daniel walker mcniel. >> walter arthur mcniel. >> kristin. >> john peter. >> firefighter robert william. >> firefighter karen a. >> firefighter timothy patrick. >> firefighter martin esm -- mcwilliam. >> abig el abigael medina. >> firefighter raymond. manuel. >> antonio melendez. >> mary. me -- >> steward todd. >> oralia mena. >> carlos r. mÉndez. >> firefighter s

decision today from the highest court in the land regarding bob mcdonald, chief justice john roberts granted the former virginia governor a stay that will keep him out of prison while he appeals his corruption conviction. that could take several months. mcdonald faces two-year prison sentence. the clock is ticking for a commission for posing rules for police body cameras in maryland. the deadline is october first. that panel will gather again tomorrow in annapolis for its second meeting. members are trying to figure out how law enforcement should use the cameras. among the questions, they are trying to answer is when officers can turn off the cameras and how departments will store all of the video. >> new tonight, tacoma park residents say they are being forced out of their homes, renters protested outside the building tonight. they say they receive notice last month that their rent would go up beginning in september. as much as 72% in some cases. >> on july 23, 2015, most the tennants in this building were given rent increases from range up to $639 that we currently are aware of. >>

the man who would be treasury secretary over there, john mcdonald has the following plan, nationallize pay a dime, just seize them. no compensation. the government takes over the bank of england, let the workers run it for their benefit. no spending cuts, no. vast increases in spending, build more public housing, build hospitals, build schools. how are you going to pay that. a maximum pay rate. in other words, the government puts a cap on how much anybody can make and a 660% tax. and if you need more money, print it. if you think it's jolly good fun, how would he treat his political opponents. what would he do in it it was in the 1980's? he said he would assassinate margaret thatcher and another lynn muched. he would honor ira bombers who he says displayed bravery that they killed civilians. when you get down to it these socialists are the real haters. one last point. i was away yesterday so i didn't get a chance to comment on emily blunt the british actress. she says she now regrets becoming an american citizen. she reminds me of piers more gab the failed british pundit. as we use tod

mcdonald. >> john thomas, jr. >> daniel. >> ryan. >> thomas henry. >> michael gregory. >> william j.. >> francis noel. patrick j. mcguire. >> denise j. the third. >> michael edward, jr. >> robert. >> donald james. >> george patrick, jr. >> and my father manuel osvaldo. dad, remembering you is easy, i do it every day, but missing you is the sorrow that never goes away. your sons and us we all miss you very much, dad. [speaking in spanish] >> a very bright light in so many lives. she was a wonderful mother to nicole and a sister and to many nieces and nephews, she was a friend, she was mentor and she was my Ángel. she was a child of god. i know she watches over all of us, she will be forever missed and forever loved. >> robert mcman. >> daniel walker mcniel. >> walter arthur mcniel. >> kristin. >> john peter. >> firefighter robert william. >> firefighter karen a. >> firefighter timothy patrick. >> firefighter martin esm -- mcwilliam. >> abig el abigael medina. >> firefighter raymond. manuel. >> antonio melendez. >> mary. me -- >> steward todd. >> oralia mena. >> carlos r. mÉndez. >> fi

working on john boehner's announcement to retire. >>> and ray mcdonald, the sexual assault of an intoxicatedan in his home. that and more when we return. . >>> welcome back to morning news on the nine. beautiful shot of this fall morning. catch my fall. billy joel, the theme. if there's something you want to hear, hit us up on facebook and twitter. >> i love billy idol. >>> making short shorts for men. taking it to the nation. and they won and close to winning an all-expense paid commercial in the super bowl. the company in the running for the commercial. >> owners, tom montgomery and someone that knows a little bit about running a business, the winner of the first season of the apprentice. so first, what was it like running donald trump and what do you think of his headline- making run for presidency. >> it was life changing. if it wasn't for that, i wouldn't have met my wife or be involved in the businesses that i am. it was a major event in my life. and now i have a chance to change someone's life forever. >> whatever donald trump? >> he's a negotiator. and knows how to deal. and tough wh

mcdonald brian grady mcdonnell michael p. mcdonnell john f. mcdowell jr. eamon j. mceneaney john thomas mcerlean jr. daniel francis mcginley mark ryan mcginly william e. mcginn thomas henry mcginnis michael gregory mcginty ann walsh mcgovern scott martin mcgovern william j. mcgovern stacey sennas mcgowan francis noel mcguinn thomas f. mcguinness jr. patrick j. mcguire thomas m. mchale keith david mcheffey ann m. mchugh dennis j. mchugh michael e. mchugh denis j. mchugh iii robert g. mcilvaine donald james mcintyre stephanie marie mckenna barry j. mckeon evelyn c. mckinnedy darryl leron mckinney george patrick mclaughlin jr. >>> and my father, my angel, dad, remembering you, it's easy. i do it every day, but missing you is the sorrow that never goes away, your sons and ma, we all miss you very much, dad. >> and my beloved aunt, margaret mary conner. my aunt was a very bright light in so many lives. she was a loving wife, she was a wonderful mother to her daughter, and a sister to six siblings and an aunt to many nieces and nephews. she was a friend, she was a mentor

john lewis among others. she is the winner of the 2015 mcdonald's celebration of creativity in the community art contest.he is a delegate for the 2015 social justice leadership program, anytime, alabama, and is an art intern for the chance project and also serves on the 2015-2016 ace in alabama youth counsel. will be a first time voter in 2016. sitting next to mica, is jordan. jordan croft is 23 years old. a civil rights enthusiast, and graduate of the legacy youth leadership program class of 2009. jordan returns to the institute to support the legacy program and provide the government and performance skills for bci events. jordan's first voting experience was on the local level in 2010. last but certainly not the least, we have the dakari wells. he is a 16-year-old rising high school senior. he is a drummer, a guitarist and a music producer from birmingham. he is also a participant in the legacy youth leadership program here at the birmingham civil rights institute. he is cofounder of stop sarc, which is sarcodosis awareness rand support group. al became state, former drummer for the birmingham homescho

john pauls. i just love it. by the way the ronald mcdonald helped out my family long ago when my son' heart failed. gaff if you began is on the stage. let's listen in. >> -- for nobody but your children. who doesn't deserve a couple months off after the rigors of the kindergarten? young children lounged around just like i just returned from fighting isis and it was amaz amazing. now it's fall, you know. i love how we're never ready for the seasons to change. we're always -- we're always caught off guard especially by winter. even in november we're going to be surprised oh, it's cold. what is this every year now? (laughter). >> we get angry when it gets cold. we want to blame someone. rear like it's freezing. obama! (laughter). >> the darned obama care. (laughter). >> obama care it would be 72 degrees out there. i shall be used to the cold weather i'm from the midwest even love the midwest but really no one should live there. for over half the year in the midwest it's just like brr and 200 years ago people were like let's move here. let's settle here. that's why they were call settlers. it's pretty

john black stone, cbs news, san francisco. >> how about that? a favorite fast food restaurant will soon let you have have your hot cakes and sausage all day long. >> that's great news, pat. mcdonald'sust announced they're going to start offering all day breakfas breakfasts ress across the country starting next month. the move is in an effort to kick start slumping sales and get that egg mcmuffin, hash browns and other breakfast favorites starting on october 6th and they found that this did really well in san diego when they tried out this concept. people like their egg mcmonday finity afternoon. give people what they like. >> juggling right behind the hamburgers and the fries. >> they can handle it. >> they hope they can. still ahead here on oy witness news, september is childhood cancer awareness month. >> coming up we have a heart warming story avenue brave little boy. >> ♪ >> he sings to get through his treatments and gets a big surprise from his favorite singer song writer. kyla. >> i can't wait to see that one. we are in a heat wave, everybo everybody. but the weekend, oh, the week send looking so much better. let me tell you all about it. stay with us. "eyewitness news" at no

john mcken row saying, you can not be serious -- mcenroe. listen to what the democratic candidates for president are saying. mid disclass people working at mcdonald's celebrate. i think for democrats to talk about how wonderful things are, when not just the statistics you cited but look at polling. shows that 40 to 50% of the americans still think we're in recession seven years later! david: harry, i will quote somebody that dropped out, whoops. there he is. he is back in. somebody that dropped out of the presidential race, rick perry. it is not rocket science. you lower the cost of doing work or creating a business and you get more business. that is what you do. you lower the tax rates, you lower regulations, you get more business. that hasn't been done over the past six years. >> but you also have to restructure debt after the biggest debt bubble in history. we have not done that we only pumped up more around the world. here is my prediction. obama looks okay now. i think economy by the time next election is decided in late 2016 and leaves office in january of 2017, the economy and stock market will be worse than he left it. we only created bigge

john paul murray is a very successful 36-year-old businessman in this area, and did you know that jim murray spearheaded the very first ronald mcdonald for families fighting cancer and there are now 350 ronald mcdonald houses around the world. 50 different countries. it all started with the hustle of jim murray and some others. >> so nice, the family giving back. they seem to have pretty good luck meeting a pope. >> get this. he saw the pope three times after that. he went over to the vatican, went to alaska, he was a pope-a holic. >> may it continue. >> not sure you can say that about a pope. >> you just did, terry. >> thank you. >> most of the pope's events in philadelphia will be outdoors so a lot of people will be keeping an eye on the weather. >> seems like it will cooperate for us. let's get an update from chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we have a lot of factors here. this is the peak of hurricane season. you can still get temperatures in the 90s and everything but we have a cool wind that's come in that's going to keep things relatively comfortable all through the weekend. now, we do have some issues at the

this footnote, john paul marie is a 36-year-old successful businessman in the area and did you know that jim murray, so big with the eagles, spearheaded the very first ronald mcdonaldilies fighting cancer and today there are 350 ronald mcdonald houses around the world. >> and they do such a great work. >> jim murray is a half an hour special on his own. >> and like you mentioned, with this trip and pope francis with the babies being brought to the popemobile, you wonder if those families have an image, a picture they can carry with them forever or not. >> everyone wants one. >> terry ruggles, thanks. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. here's keith jones. >> jim, jackie, terry, all news on nbc 10 news at 5:00, getting out of town before the pope's visit. how one shore community is preparing to break records of its own. >>> and cooler temperatures are here for the weekend. and i'll tell you if there's any chances of that rain coming up for the papal visit, next in my seven-day. pope's visit. how philadelphia businesses are doing as they go into the weekend. that's next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. bl b . >>> right now on nbc 10 news at 5:00, you're looking at a live picture of

there's bob mcdonald who is the head of the v.a., and we see the assemblage of supreme court justices as well, chief justice john roberts who you can see there as well with ginsburg, sotomayor and others as they gather to hear what the pope has to say. there's a lot of questions about life, about religious liberty that this supreme court may need to deal with in this years to come. it is an astonishing amount that is on their plate, and they will be listening to every word he has to say about those issues as well. bill? bill: martha, good morning. a great sight to watch. reading reports about how the leadership in both parties told their members to conduct themselves today, i think, is fascinating. normally when the president comes this and makings his state of the union address, you have three deep on either side of the aisle. we're told, as you see now, the pope come in the screen, we are told that democrats and republicans are told hands off. there will be none of that when the pope, his holiness, enters that center aisle a moment from now. and we're also told that applause are off limits during the speech. a

john kerry announced u.s. will boost refugees it accepts in the years to 100,000 kwlaulg from current level 70,000. this as mcdonald's everest to raise money for the crisis by donating paid television airtime and access digital media to promote the world food program amazon cloud service running into issues over the weekend multiple web sites including netflix, that use the service reporting multiple problems on sunday morning, the company said all issues had been resolved, "barrons" taking on gopro saying shares of the wearable, a contemporarily maker could fall another 30%, because of growing competition and lackluster product launches, gopro you can see there that was a closing price on friday, stock down about 44%, this year sandra, and basically, the debate within "barrons" article was at this point go brother he can't come up with not guilty cool and new sycamores want maybe a playout target for apple, but one of the folks they interviewed said no way, apple would make their own technology, in-house they've got the cash this is all bad news for gopro. >> investors are ask it aboutish they say about the company

. >> john huntsman said if they don't grow at 9%, 10%, the communist leadership knows they're in big trouble. >> making it to mcdonald's in time for breakfast -- >> this is a great story. >> will soon be a problem of the past. that's because the fast food chain will start serving the most important meal of the day all day starting october 6th. the move follows years of complaints that customers had to order their egg mcmuffins before the 10:30 a.m. cutoff. >> which is sick. >> especially on saturdays. >> it's the latest initiative from new ceo steve easterbrook aimed at trying to end the three year sales slump. and also trying to keep up with the times in terms of healthy options and i think now they're trying to get out of what is sort of an abyss of little problems that are bringing them down. >> they're trying to help america is what they're doing. >> they love america and harold ford, it reminds me of the bible verse, ask and you shall receive. seek and ye shall find. and we have found all day breakfast at mcdonald's. god is good. >> it's one of the reasons -- >> god is good, harold? >> always. i can't wait to take