rather, she is visiting her fiance, wilkins' committee-defendant, michael jones.e charged in a double murder case. >> it is tough having too come visit him every saturday and sunday, it is. because i never thought i'd see him back here for something that he has not done. so being out here on my own and trying to see his kids on a regular base sister is kind of hard for me. i'll start crying. but i miss him. >> burgess, 53. >> i joke a lot with her to let her know, regardless of any of my situation, your man will always keep your spirit up. i hate to see her cry. >> all visits are restricted to 20 minutes. but burgess and jones have discovered the clock doesn't start until the phone is off the receiver. >> when i lip talk with her, she understands real good. we've been doing this since we was kids, you know. we got that kind of connection. we don't have to hear to know what we're saying. we can really talk with our eyes. damn, 20 minutes. you see they've stolen 10 seconds from me already. >> yeah, i see that. that's why i kind of like not picking up this here phone

. >> just a few hours later, michael jones and his family also say their good-byes.de the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile, justin boggess still faces time behind bars. >> i'm a strong believer everything happens for a reason, and i feel that, you know, if i wouldn't have got locked up, i don't know where i would be. i'd either be dead or -- i know for a fact i wouldn't have my ged. now when i get out, i plan on staying away from the gang stuff. i plan on getting a job, you know. i can't really tell how things are going to be until i get out and i carry through with things because i said all this last time i was going to do good, and i wasn't out for two months and i got hit with an armed robbery. >> despite their claims of innocence, brandyn cox and nathan brady were found guilty of the battery that landed them in seg. since then, cox has been released. brady remains at pendleton. as for jacob shauntee, his future remains as troubled as his past. even though he's completed all programs and has earned his release, he can't go home. according to superintendent

. >>> and is an arrest in a 30-year-old cold case murder in illinois. 62-year-old michael jones wantedbbing and sexually assaulting then-15-year-old christina wesselman as she was on her way home from a grocery store. jenna: thousands of refugees still flooding into greece. the main point of entry to that country is an island not far from the coast of turkey. refugees risking it all to escape war and poverty despite a recent string of boats sinking in the sea there. benjamin is live on that island with more. benjamin? >> reporter: jenna, we witnessed some tragic scenes today on this island, an island which has become a focal point for the refugees in europe. we spent about ten hours on the beaches, and in that time we lost count of how many of these boats came across. these are little, small, flimsy boats carrying up to 30 people, women and children onboard. about two and a half thousand refugees a day come over on these boats, up to four and a half thousanden the busiest days -- on the busiest days. this is the closest point to turkey, it's about six miles away by sea, and human smugg

scott michael johnson. >> william r. johnston. >> alison jones.d. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary. jones. >> edward, senior. >> robert thomas jordan. >> albert joseph. >> carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> michael. judge. >> thomas jergin. >> pamela choo and my big brother, the king, our guardian Ángel number 41, keep watching over us the spirit lives with all your family. >> and my husband carlos jimÉnez you are a big man, your memory remains each and every day in the eyes of your children. you would be so proud of the intelligent compassionate young women that you have helped bring into this world. i love you. i misand i -- miss you and i may never forget, the world may never forget. >> howard lee cain. >> vicente d. cain. >> robert canter. >> debra catherine. >> robin lynn. >> alvin peter. >> charles h. >> william. >> douglas g. >> charles l. casper. >> andrew. robert michael crawford. >> john, jr. >> edward. king. >> richard n. king. >> lisa ivonne. >>

scott michael johnson. >> william r. johnston. >> alison jones.ones. >> charles edward jones. >> christopher d. jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary. jones. >> edward, senior. >> robert thomas jordan. >> albert joseph. >> carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> michael. judge. >> thomas jergin. >> pamela choo and my big brother, the king, our guardian Ángel number 41, keep watching over us the spirit lives with all your family. >> and my husband carlos jimÉnez you are a big man, your memory remains each and every day in the eyes of your children. you would be so proud of the intelligent compassionate young women that you have helped bring into this world. i love you. i misand i -- miss you and i may never forget, the world may never forget. >> howard lee cain. >> vicente d. cain. >> robert canter. >> debra catherine. >> robin lynn. >> alvin peter. >> charles h. >> william. >> douglas g. >> charles l. casper. >> andrew. robert michael crawford. >> j

jones. >> firefighter paul michael lawrence. dana. christine hanson.he beautiful lives lost on this site and from my son you always will be the wind beneath our wings. >> peter hampton. sous hampton. gerald francis. jeffrey hardy. firefighter daniel edward harlan. francis. lieut. harvey harold. and melissa carrington. [silence] [bell ringing] one. [silence] [silence] stewart harris. john patrick. eric. john. my son paul robert you are the wind beneath our wings. >> and my father firefighter jon albert company to o one there is in today's that i don't think about you. you're an incredible person inside and out and i know you're up in heaven looking down on mom and a three of us provide hope you're so proud of the job you're raising wife has done with us i hope you are proud of the man i am becoming. make sure mom is a god blesses soldiers to defend their country and god bless america. cop cop . [applause] >> peter. timothy. joseph john. karen. michael. timothy. donald. in the maurice hawkins. james edward. robert. scott jordan. michael. roberta. charles

cat ren zeta-jones, 46, married to michael douglass, he also has the birthday on the same day.wenty-five year age difference there. >> that is a big age difference. >> we were just talking about that. what is the safe number of years between people, before it is kind of creepy. >> what do you think 25 years between michael douglass and cat ren zeta-jones. >> i think that is too many personally but everybody has their thing. >> it is working for them. >> wasn't there that much between kathy lee gifford and the the late frank gifford. >> let me google that right now. >> my parents are ten years. >> how are they doing. >> they are great. >> they just took a separate vacation. >> when you put out picture of you and your mom staying there because men would walk up and say look back and forth like -- >> they think we look exactly a alike. >> i don't see it. >> you can tell you are related. i can see where people would think you were sisters, and you can tell your mother said so hi mom. she watches sometime. >> streaming from the atl. >> yes. >> there it is, atl, atlanta a they are ge

within this hour, joe link cap, jack carter barron cap, jack carter barron's magazine and michael or work from jonesrcentage points in a possible matchup in the 2016 race for the white house. another hopeful, scott walker calling for verse actions on the is labor to eliminate units or federal government workers make in all places right to work unless the state says otherwise. the shanghai can posit all overnight. take a look at the largest acclaimed for stocks in the country since last month. as you can see, many investors with the federal reserve two-day meeting and whether we will see higher interest rates. california governor jerry brown declared a state of tea. a wildfire located 100 miles south of sacramento has forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes and left for firefighters hospitalized. germany checking documents along its border with austria as the company looks to stem the tide of migrants pour it into your eye. he has a warning shot from other european countries has attained to receive from the middle east. novak djokovic took on roger federer and the hostile crowds of new yor

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the consequences of that, if instead the president bush is appointed edith jones and michael lewd, obamacareould have been struck down three years ago and the marriage laws of all 50 states would be on the books. charlie: joining me from los angeles, bob costa of "the washington post." john heilemann of bloomberg politics. from washington, d.c., rebecca sinderbrand of "the washington post." and glenn thrush of politico. here in new york, jim rutenberg of "the new york times. " i am pleased to have each and every one of them to talk about this debate for three hours. everyone seems to agree carly fiorina did a good job. let's get each person's response and talk about individual aspects of it and the nature of the debate, in which candidates are attacking each other. john heilemann, give me the bottom line. john: the theme, if there was one, the establishment strikes back. cnn orchestrated a debate. they wanted conflict, they got conflict. it was an epic film. donald trump pointed out gone with the wind only ran three hours 26 minutes. there were some candidates hardly heard from. trump was at

michael rourke is chief strategist at jones trading.of a rally today, but a falloff in the past six weeks. is this driven by china pouring money late day into its trading? mike: it is partially driven by that. i told my clients to ask that 18 torket to trade in the 230 range. weekusly, it was a holiday and people were concerned. i don't think you are seeing strong follow-through here in the cash or trading -- the castrating u.s. market. pimm: michael, i wonder if you could fast-forward, get rid of september and possibly october. we are at the beginning of november. what does the stock market look like there? i think the highs will probably hold for some time. pimm: the rest of the year, or multiyear highs? michael: i was say the rest of the year is probably a good bet, but it could go further from there. we are under a secular shift from the past year between qe ending, and obviously the u.s. is trying to tighten policy and we are not quite there yet. at the same time, you have andpe easing, japan easing, china and evaluating its curren

michael douglas family featuring actress catherine zeta-jones.lavia pennetta near court trading blowing with roberta vin chi. a forehand down the line for pennetta and here's championship point. for her far court. and she finished it off winning 7-6, 6-2. her first grand slam win and apparently her last. >> before i started this tournament. like one month ago, i was -- i take a big decision on my life. and it is the way i would like to say good-bye to tennis. [ booing ] [ laughter ] you know -- you don't have to be like that, this, i'm really happy i mean. [ laughter ] >> that's how you doubt. win a grand slam -- do it. win a grand slam event like the u.s. open and then retire. >> now if she hadn't won the grand slam, was that still preplanned to retire or was that -- >> yeah, u.s. open was going to be it. she just happened to win it. >> okay all right. just go out on top. why not? >> pete sampras did the same thing right? >> just won everything and said hey i'm riding off into the sunset. dropping my racquet and rolling off. >> nice to go out on

michael johnson >> william r. johnston >> allison horstmann jones >> arthur joseph jones iii. >> brian leander jones >> charles edward jones >> christopher d. jones >> donald t. jones >> donald w. jones >> judith jones. >> linda jones >> mary s. jones >> andrew brian jordan sr. >> robert thomas jordan >> albert gunnis joseph >> ingeborg joseph >> karl henry joseph >> stephen joseph >> jane eileen josiah >> anthony jovic >> angel l. juarbe jr. >> karen sue juday >> ann c. judge. >> mychal f. judge >> paul william jurgens >> thomas edward jurgens >> shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba >> gavkharoy kamardinova >> shari kandell >> and my big brother christopher michael duffy, the king of the duff jam, our guardian angel, number 41. keep watching over us. your spirit lives on in all your family. we love you and we miss you. >> and my husband carlos domingues. you are greatly missed. you were a big man with a heart that matched your size. your memory remains each and every day in the eyes of your children. you would be so proud of the intelligent, compassionate, beautiful young women that you have helped bring into this world

michael price jones joins us from washington. rporate governance which advises shareholders. you're recommending a no vote. how much of your opposition is on principle and should have on moynihan's performance? michael: it's both. really this is about a case-specific instance of bank of america and the need for them to have strong and independent leaders as they change with our renew and ultimately with the strategic side of our company going forward. michael: how do you think it's bank of improv for america shareholders? michael: talking about the strategy and leadership that can occur when off 360-kind of thinking on the board which can't come from the c.e.o. so it's really going to be making the long-term decisions. michael: this is in response to the company having a vote because the company had separated the two jobs then put them back together in october. is this something that should be done by every company? separating these jobs? and what does it say about shareholder pressure, shareholder activism going forward? michael:

michael? >> i auditioned for scorsese and q., quincy jones and they -- they selected me out of, i don't know, him quickly once. >> michael, michael, the great michael. an inspiration to music. michael was very interesting. >> jimmy: yeah. >> very, very interesting. >> jimmy: he really was. >> he actually was a little nervous with filming in harlem, because we filmed some of the "bad" video right there in harlem. ironically on the same block we filmed some of the "new jack city." >> jimmy: really? >> he was nervous, 'cause the fans were a little ambivalent with him. some of them loved him. some of them hated him. so, you'd hear them literally yelling out, "michael jackson, we love you!" "oh my god, michael jackson, i wanna have your baby, oh my god!" you had other people going, "michael jackson, you ain't beep." michael jackson, you ain't never come back to the hood." "michael jackson, what are you doing for us?" [ laughter ] "hell with michael jackson!" >> jimmy: really? >> so, michael turned to me and he's like, "are you scared?" [ laughter and applause ] i was like, "yo, mike, what are you t

jones produced michael jackson's thriller and off the wall albums. he is a music legend. his career. we love that he is saying is there so much more to do because we love his music. >> he has influenced music for years. >>> joe behar may be regretting returning to the view. she mocked miss colorado for wearing a stethoscope upsetting nurses nationwide. they didn't seem to realize because kelly johnson was a nurse and apologized but fall out continues. two advertisers johnson and johnson and egg land's best have now decided that they no longer want to be associated with that show. >> wow. >> start losing advertisers that is what really hits hard. >> that is big. >> it is almost like a real live episode of l.a. sie a dog who searched for help every day to help her k-9 friend. >> non-profit animal rescue organization posted photos of the two dogs on facebook, hoping someone will spot them. they received tips that a dog had come up a a few times before, hitting back to the ravine. volunteers made their way and found one dog, with her headrest ted on a concrete wall. the other

haassthat was richard speaking with tom keene and michael mckee earlier today. a look at the dow jonesial average adding more than 2% today. general electric leading the way, the s&p gaining more than 2%. we will take you through the afternoon with the nasdaq gaining more than 2.25%. this is the bloomberg market day. ♪ pimm: this is the bloomberg market day. been up and down for market investors, buying and selling and volatility. it could be here for a while. the chief investment officer of sky bridge international spoke with us this morning. andolatility has been here will be here for quite some time. the interesting, to look at move on monday, you look at how do we close down. if you are on vacation, it was like nothing happened. you are modestly higher. if you were living there on monday or tuesday, it felt like water around your ankles. that has been the story throughout the year. violent moves up followed by violent moves down but we have been on a path to almost nowhere. scarlet: is that a crowded trade, being short the yen or euro? more as aare using it hedge against other posi

michael blake. and a broad bronx native. and joining us from capitol hill, van jones, president of rebuild the dream and one of the founders ofode. we see here with us too, some of the kids very active in the programs that they support. how excite ready you guys to be here today? >> i'm very excited. >> reporter: i don't believe you. how excited are you guys to be here today? >> very excited! >> reporter: i believe you. i'm sure there's a lot of excitement there. let's get started here. when you have the challenges, the skill set still needed, getting affordable accessible internet throughout the city of new york. you see these faces, you see the promise that the tech world can have in these faces of the youth. >> when you come to events like this, you are reminded that, yes, the bronx is the hope of hip hop and yankees, but we're also the home of new invoe va tors. we want to show everyone how we are transforming the south bronx to be an urban metropolis of this world. there are incredible opportunities here that we've been able to elevate thanks to these incredible groups that are building something special. >> reporter: an

michael mckee saying that janet yellen has once again done it -- turn it around. upures up, dow jonesil with a nice bit this morning. 45.21 the barrel. mike: i am michael mckee along with tom keene. janet yellen says the u.s. rate increase is on track for this year unless something happens to the global growth environment, saying china. is withs is -- nicholas us today and he spends days lori on the hot miss yellen -- worrying on behalf of ms. janet yellen and liz is on top of what the markets are doing. odds of weare the will see something economically negative out of china? bad enough that it will derail plan?ds net: i think that is less than likely. we certainly see a slowdown in growth and i don't think the government is panicking. they have tools to offset that. it will be an increase in cyclical support through the economy into next year and the pboc has been on talk of monetary easing and i think i continues. china's economy is slowing down but we don't see that sharp this juncture. there are also a lot of regions where the growth rates are dramatically different, not to mentio

michael taylor. a hit ties the game, he couldn't get it done. ramos gets taylor swinging and the marlins win 6-4. sorry, leon, sorry! >> the orioles were in a similar situation in tampa. adam jones, the excuse me single to right field, ryan flaherty scores, manny machado was ride behind him, he slides in to beat the throw. orioles win 4-3. in the meantime, the atlanta braves had former president jimmy carter in the house with his wife and the two lovebirds made the kiss cam. isn't that awesome. carter is battling cancer, but he says he is looking forward to celebrating his 91st birthday in just a few weeks. i hope i'm in love like that when i'm his age. the redskins' offensive line was a pleasant surprise during week e against a tough dolphins defense, but the skins' o-line has a bigger challenge this week against the rams who have one of the best defenses in the league. russell wilson was sacked six times last week. defensive coordinator greg williams has built a blitz heavy scheme and the redskins know they have their work cut out for them and working hard to prepare for the rams' fearsome front seven. >> extremely athletic, they have a strong front. four or five first rounder

michael block. and showing a big rally in stock prices today and hopes of more stimulus out of china, and the dow jonestrial average is expected up 250 and s&p stronger by 30 points and i should point out this is off of the best levels of the morningme morningment-- morning. some of the largest countries, germany, france, u.k., are promising to accept refugees, others are pushing back and europe europeans looking for a plan tomorrow. hillary clinton not backing down off the internet scandal. in an interview with the associated press she refused to apologize for using the server. two top secret messages were classified on the server. and many are looking for vice-president joe biden to throw his hat in the presidential ring. more on the way for the white house coming up in the program. two san antonio high school football players could be facing charges. take a look as they both hit a referee during a marble falls high school game friday night. police are looking to press charges, criminal charges on the unnamed teams. both have been suspended from the team and the school. oil prices last hour, i sat do

teresa ippero and elizabeth, and caroline and wanito and rita banbia, joyce lamb, and shalamar jones and michael farari and rose eger. >> feel free to step up to the podium and submit your comment. >> the next speaker? >> yes. >> we always hear this term we should oppose this project because it creates too much shadow, blah blah blah. well you humans create shadow that is my shadow right there. trees create shadow. because, it is everything and it exists and that is, that is the nature of, cause of the reality. and so opposing something because it creates the shadow or it creates a shadow, is not a good science and really -- so i urge you to support this project. and it is going forward, it will be a great boone for affordable housing in san francisco. and it also will go along way in reaffirming our belief that when the developers work with the community, they are rewarded by getting it approved and i, you know, the, the opposition to the project is really, and it is not on the stand on, and because if you don't get, if we don't get it recreates a shadow and well you have to go get to the peopl

teresa ippero and elizabeth, and caroline and wanito and rita banbia, joyce lamb, and shalamar jones and michael farari and rose eger. >> feel free to step up to the podium and submit your comment. >> the next speaker? >> yes. >> we always hear this term we should oppose this project because it creates too much shadow, blah blah blah. well you humans create shadow that is my shadow right there. trees create shadow. because, it is everything and it exists and that is, that is the nature of, cause of the reality. and so opposing something because it creates the shadow or it creates a shadow, is not a good science and really -- so i urge you to support this project. and it is going forward, it will be a great boone for affordable housing in san francisco. and it also will go along way in reaffirming our belief that when the developers work with the community, they are rewarded by getting it approved and i, you know, the, the opposition to the project is really, and it is not on the stand on, and because if you don't get, if we don't get it recreates a shadow and well you have to go get to the peopl

michael fram ton, loss lobos and tremendous lineup this year. for more information go to www. hardly strictly bluegrass.com. also when john paul jones from led zeppelin appeared and bob of the grateful dead appearances, we are always looking for incredible surprise performances and i'm always looking for turner klondike and if residents have immediate concerns about blocked drive ways, increased traffic and lack of public traption, they can call the harvick bluegrass community hotline. 415, 702-6727. or my office. the hotline becomes operational friday october 2nd. i hope to see everyone out there friday through sunday at the harley strictly bluegrass festival. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar, supervisor wiener. >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you, colleagues today i'm introducing legislation to reform and restructure the committee that deals with street closures in san francisco. this committee which is currently basically interest departmental committee without community representation plays an important role in terms of short-term closures or block parties or street festivals as well as more permit closures such as the p

michael smerconish. also senior political reporter joins us. cnn national security commentator, mike rodgers. obviously a former republican congressman who chaired the house intelligence committee. also joining us, kevin madden, and van jonestical commentator. just quickly go around. van, your thoughts on who stood out? >> well, carly had a tremendous night. she'll be up five points. i just think that she wanted the ball, she fought for the ball, she got the ball. jeb actually humanized himself. he talked about his brother, stood up for his brother. not necessarily politically smart. he talked about hi mom and he talked about his desire to do well for the country. i thought jeb bush actually humanized himself tonight. rubio put in a good performance, but carly was the standout. >> s.e. cupp. >> i agree. it's really hard to meet very high expectations. i thought she beat them. she came in with incredibly high expectations. she performed incredibly well, she was quick on her feet. i like what she did. every opportunity she got, she laid out incredibly substantive policy points. they weren't even asked for and she went -- she knew how valuable her time was. she wasn't going to use it with platitudes. she was going to use it w

jones, thank you so much. now for bold predictions from a panel of political pros who we'll put on the spot. joining me, sarah murray, michael gloria borger. so great to have all of you here. less than three hours out. beginning with you and some of your sourcing with the jeb bush campaign, how are they feeling going into tonight? >> well, i've been talking with a lot of sources in the jeb bush campaign. and the one word i would think of to describe what they want to do tonight is contrast. contrast themselves with donald trump as being a real conservative, a real reformer, somebody who has experience, somebody who knows how to get things done in politics, in the real world, and also one other huge contrast particularly here at the reagan library. somebody who is optimistic like ronald reagan compared to somebody who is not like donald trump. >> right. t. boone pickens sat in that seat and endorsed him. he said, brooke, he's walking in molasses. we're hoping for jeb bush's sake the molasses goes away. >> to simplify, donald trump would be the imposter on the stage and not the real conservative. >> speaking of donald trump, y

michael fram ton, loss lobos and tremendous lineup this year. for more information go to www. hardly strictly bluegrass.com. also when john paul jones from led zeppelin appeared and bob of the grateful dead appearances, we are always looking for incredible surprise performances and i'm always looking for turner klondike and if residents have immediate concerns about blocked drive ways, increased traffic and lack of public traption, they can call the harvick bluegrass community hotline. 415, 702-6727. or my office. the hotline becomes operational friday october 2nd. i hope to see everyone out there friday through sunday at the harley strictly bluegrass festival. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar, supervisor wiener. >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you, colleagues today i'm introducing legislation to reform and restructure the committee that deals with street closures in san francisco. this committee which is currently basically interest departmental committee without community representation plays an important role in terms of short-term closures or block parties or street festivals as well as more permit closures such as the p

jones industrial average, one measurement there. , there it is. we wonder about the retest looking at a daily basis. vonnie: we are looking at the first day of september. any precedents to look at? michael: when you have a really weak august, it is not uncommon to have a week september. the big question is, will those flows -- will those lows last? in the coming days that will be the interesting level to see about. tom: let's begin our conversation with elder march on the markets, a prism of economics. correlations really matter. how correlated are the markets with the mediocrity of the i thinkconomy? elga: the markets are in a bearish mode. tom: you are on speaking terms with adam parker? elliott: iamb m. elga: i a we concluded that the global economy, the global cycle is still on track. it is still ok, still in an upswing. it might be a disappointing one, but it is still an upswing. vonnie: economists still see a september, butn you are saying december. elga: yes, and we are knowledge inc. the risk, but we're still sticking to december. that,: what would change friday's jobs report, for example? el greco i do not think this is enough for us to change. vonnie: what are you looking for

michael crowley sky bridge cal founder anthony scaramucci promise of stimulus from china driving begins a across the board around the world a big open on the upside futures, indicating another triple digit gain for dow jonesn hour and half, asia japan major standout nikkei up better than 7%, almost 8%, that is the largest one day gain, stock in japan since 2008, in china, similar shanghai up more than 2% on section 2 and quarter percent higher gains also carrying on into europe this morning, all the major averages in europe ft 100 cac quarante in paris dax index in germany up between 1 1/2 and 2 1/2% to rave for when did you say he former the secretary hillary clinton apologizing for private e-mail server in interview last night getting emotional when talking about her mother on the republican side jeb bush on veils his tax reform plan today in op-ed in adjourn in "the wall street journal" bush laying out details, saying that he wants to cut individual and corporatrates, and close loopholes, apple big focus on street wall street and main street giant set to announce newest phones revamped tv product later today we will have live reports from california shortly, on the apple conference, serena williams que