charles plosser joining us from chicago. let's go around the table and get some final thoughts. kathleen hays, i will start with you. am i correct in calling this a nonevent because people were not expecting anything to happen anyway? kathleen: the fed made it clear that they do, even more than ever, want to raise rates. they have given a stronger as -- force december, four december, as michael mckee said. brendan greeley pointed out that they are not as worried about the international situation. with theou know, forecast to move by the the year, it's not a commitment. can publish a three word statement, "this is big." he is looking to move beyond international developments and chinese develop its and take it back to a domestic analysis. mark: re: seeing now, in a sense, a preparation -- are we seeing now, in a sense, a preparation for the markets for december? not preparation for of next, but by june year, or maybe when michael vick decides to win a game. michael: we will have another month and a half of zero interest rate,

they will be joined by special andt including ira jersey charles plosser. the next 20 up in minutes of "bloomberg market day," hillary clinton hit the late-night comedy circuit and she is actually pretty funny, but her message was not funny. she is telling stephen colbert that she does not believe in two big to fail. scarlet: the 10 remaining republican presidents of hopefuls will meet for another debate tonight at face off against a new front runner -- dr. ben carson. alix: apple shares rising on a better than estimated third-quarter earnings. but will demand for the new iphone keep driving sales? ♪ alix: welcome back. i am alix steel. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. they look of the biggest business stories in the news right now. is buying digital assets from the parent company of the weather channel. they include the weather channel and weather underground websites and app, but not the tv channel itself. ibm has been trying to increase its aim at analytics -- data analytics and the deals details were not disclosed. are learning details of the deal reached with

leave and he has been told not to return to school as his office sean: the death toll from monday plosser earthquake in the middle east has now climbed to 311. rescuers are struggling to reach remote areas of pakistan and afghanistan where the quake was centered. it was centered deep beneath the hindu kush mountains in afghanistan. hundreds were injured and thousands of homes were damaged. a mother was killed and her two young children badly injured when their car hit a cement truck in massachusetts on route 20 in oxford. massachusetts state police say she was driving east with her two-year-old child and eight-month-old baby in the car when she crossed the centerline and slammed into that cement truck. a man driving behind her rushed to help the children. >> i saw the little boy still in the car seat. so i get the boy out. he was coming in and out of consciousness. while i was getting the two-year-old out and i saw the other baby, the eight-month-old, crushed up against the door and the seatbelt. sean: police say the two-year-old suffered serious injuries in the crash. the eight-month-old

but all these mural artists were not trained in fresco, they painted on canvas or plosser. i think a lot of things in the i have we enjoy today -- this new understanding of how support and's patronage of the arts really made a difference. more momentve one to the homestead, but right now into the capital society. we had a joint commission for brumidi's bicentennial. the homestead wanted to throw an exhibit and i sent i think the -- i said i think the capital historical society will have an exhibit. you.am here to say thank and for the u.s. capital historical society for the loan of the exhibition. we will be there until late october, so i urge you all to see it. >> do we have time for questions? thank you. [applause] getting to stratford was an adventure. go to boston and then new hampshire and then new hampshire and that over the border and it turned out that the plane was like an 18 dear plane. questions? aboutave never heard much any descendents except for his son. >> the sun had no children and when brumidi died his son world his son was his air and he had two sons in r

charles plosser will be joining mark crumpton and tom keene and kathleen hays.ad on "bloomberg market day." walgreen set to expand its drugstore empire and a $9 billion deal to buy write it. the question now is whether regulators will get in the way. ♪ betty: good morning and welcome back to "bloomberg market day." let's head back to the markets desk or julie hyman has a check on company movers, including the deals going on. julie: big and small -- one that we of not gotten to is chicago bridge and iron, more on the smaller side. their earnings should be analysts estimates, but they also announced the sale of its nuclear construction operations to toshiba's westinghouse. this has assets in the u.s. and china. buy aill acquire those new subsidiary. shares are higher by 14%. the group is also getting a boost and that is because westinghouse is in negotiations to higher a managed construction workforce onto u.s. projects. though shares are up by 7% as well. bella, theing at cap hunting and sporting goods retail chain. it's up 19% after elliott associates disclosed

not an economist by training. , youis he plosserian cannot have a job unless you consider charles plosser'ssh: that remains to be seen. tom: what are you going to read about over the weekend? josh: we want to know what everyone else had to say about the jobs report and trying to pick three what patrick parker had to say. we don't know anything about this guy from a monetary policy perspective. weinberg morning, carl with a brilliant note about growth of inventories in japan, through the roof. josh: we have an inventory issue in the u.s. it was the largest two quarter growth in inventory over the last 15 years. gdp?are we a sub 2% macro economic advisers has it at 1.8% export weakness. josh: that might be for this quarter but for this year we should beat the target for gdp. thank you soght, much. we will enjoy the perspective of alan krueger, former chairman of the president's council on economic advisers and one of america's great labor economists. of ourr that with all coverage. michael mckee and i will have that for you, we go beneath the headline data. ♪ tom: good morning. first data out