to 32expanded poll, 48% percent, gary johnson getting 8%, joel stein with 3%.oel stein says she could win the presidential election if she could just get more public exposure. she says voters deserve to hear from all the candidates. candidates must have the support of at least 15% of voters to be included in the three debates. she has been polling in the single digits. tropical storm getting stronger over the atlantic, maximum sustained wind increased 15 miles per hour, u.s. national hurricane center says strengthening is forecast and it is expected to become a hurricane by tomorrow. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> thanks. a number of deals taking place in the private equity space, 4600 this year. steel setday, alix down with the copresident and debt market >>e and tech violations. what drives valuation are the credit markets. when credit markets are robust debt is cheap, prices go up. theree have seen is that has been a significant increase in the byway should multi

now to the presidential election, green party candidate joel stein is campaigning and colorado. today she made stops in colorado springs and fort collins for tomorrow she will visit boulder and denver. the latest colorado pull shows stein getting about 7 percent of the boat. on the democratic side of the aisle, three clinton spent saturday morning getting her first national security briefing as her party's nominee. briefing earlier this month. the meeting comes after the clinton campaign got good news from the state department, announcing the logs of all of her meetings as secretary of state won't be fully released until december, well after the election. donald trump kicked off the weekend at the annual roast and ride veteran bikers event and i iowa. the gop nominee made a point to clear up any confusion about his immigration policy after some critics implied he may be softening. >> on day one, i am going to begin illegal immigrants from this country. >> it had been reported trump was going to give a speech on immigration policy in denver this week, but it was postponed as a ca

the survey had gary johnson at 7% and joel stein at 2%.s clinton is leading in the polls in the state of georgia. she is a 51% chance of winning the state compared to donald trump's 48% according to the 538 election forecast which sites 12 surveys in the state. georgia hasn't voted for a democrat since bill clinton in 1992. the taliban faction has claimed responsibility for bombing at a government run hospital that has left 70 people dead. in anr 100 were wounded attack that targeted lawyers that have gone to the hospital to mourn a prominent attorney killed earlier in the day. the u.s. women's basketball team beat spain 103 to 63. the americans are unbeaten in two games. swimmer michael phelps has begun his individual event in the 200 meter butterfly. easily advancing to the semifinals. the u.s. has 12 metals so far. medals so far. according to a gallup survey, that is an increase of 50% from three years ago. last year, the figure was 11%. five states are voting to legalize it for recreational use. global news powered by more than 2600 an

clinton leads 48-32% in and expand and poll, libertarian gary johnson at 18% and joel stein at 3%. tim kaine accused mr. of using his campaign money to make money for himself. he pointed to reports that trump raised the monthly rent. his campaign pays to headquarters here in new york city. disagreed with the claim. vladimir putin will meet with anglo merkel and france while on the sidelines of next month's g-20 summit in china. the spreads -- the prospects for the continuation. tension in the region has been soaring with russia accusing the ukraine of using terror tactics and crimea. the irish have started to return home now that the economy has gotten better. it would migration for the first time since the financial isis. people moved to ireland in the year ending in april, if or 10% increase. the number of people leaving ireland fell. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists in at -- and analysts. this is bloomberg. david: thank you, mark. uber self driving fleet arrives in pittsburgh this month. dozens of tracking sensors. supervised by humans in the driv

joel stein joining us from houston. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: welcome to bloomberg markets.mberg world headquarters in new york, good afternoon. david: we are covering stories from chicago to berlin. s&p 500 marching toward new highs and a better than forecast job reports out this morning. the september fed rate hike may be in the cards. taking for cities been on bmw in tesla, planning its own line of electric cars. but is this the right time to get into the market? david: shares of bristol meyer trading at their lowest in 16 years. vonnie: we are one hour from the close of trading. let's head to the market desk. >> on this payroll friday, we see that jum

. >> reporter: what green party nominee joel stein has to say about the top two candidates. >> and spotty storms will continue into tuesday. but some nice changes for the mid-week period. farewell to gene wilder, a star of the screen who learned his craft here in iowa. [singing] ? trying hard to make it like gary cooper ? >>> we begin tonight with a developing story out of palo where a shooting investigation continues now. fox 28 news is told it happened before 5:00 this afternoon at palo auto salvage. investigators say 59-year-old david mcvay admitted to shooting 45-year-old melvin roberts. mcvay told roberts that he was trespassing. an updater began and he shot robert -- an argument began and he shot roberts in the leg. mcveigh was taken -- david mcvay was take into custody. it remains under investigation. >>> the white house has met the goal of relocating 10,000 syrian refugees in the u.s. many fleeing a terror hotbed like syria has become a hot political issue. republicans warn islamic extremists could use the refugee program to infiltrate the u.s. the obama administration said it did

john: the other possibility raised by someone, not me, that he might be trying to get joel stein andary johnson on the stage and turn it into a multi-candidate debate. mark: i'm not sure if that is in his interest. up next, hillary clinton's fox news moment. a new club for billionaires lineup against donald j. trump, billionaire. all of that after these words by our sponsors. ♪ john: donald trump wasn't the only candidate who went to the sunday shows this weekend. hillary clinton sat down with chris wallace for a fox news sunday interview. for the most part, it was a strong performance for the democratic nominee, but clinton was confronted by a topic she should be used to talking about now, her e-mails. >> fbi director james comey said none of those things you told the american public were true. >> chris, that is not what i heard director komi say, and i thank you for giving me the opportunity to clarify. director komi said my answers were truthful and what i said is consistent with what i've told the american people, that there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroacti

clinton,ump, hillary joel stein, and gary johnson. hillary clinton has a 7.4% advantage over donald trump. new york on our green party supporter line. host: hi. say i'm thed to treasurer of the green party of new york. i just believe that jill stein the only viable candidate in this election. i think you very much for allowing me to say that. host: what is the number one fidelity factor for jill stein in your opinion? caller: there are too many of them. tax policies. peace policy. those are the key ones. host: jacksonville, florida, democrat line. caller: hi, how are you? host: i'm doing fine, thank you. caller: i am a democrat. i want to voice my opinion on donald trump. i am for hillary clinton. with donald trump being president of the united date is the fact that he is uneducated, in my opinion. he has a lot of hate in him. i am a fan of him as far as being a celebrity. i watched "celebrity apprentice" and everything. if you ask him a direct question, it is always "i have got a plan." he cannot give you a direct answer on anything.

far, joel stein has been pulling in the lower single digits.owered by more than twice as hundred journalists and analysts. a federal judge ordered the u.s. state department to accelerate almost 15,000 previously undisclosed documents by the fbi. the cochair of the clinton transition project -- waited on how clinton should proceed. to answer all of the questions there are about the e-mail's. , you look at the public opinion polls, 60% of the public and upwards thinks they have heard too much about the e-mails already. this is just part of it. i think people are really focused on the two candidates be theves and who would best president and the best commander-in-chief. >> one of the most recent batches of e-mails saying they show a dubious connection between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton. if you look ahead to the potential hillary clinton administration, you're looking do youo that, what role see the clinton foundation playing? how do you see it, laying out steps on how it would be different. would it be possible to continue if she w

not only had donald trump, hillary clinton, gary johnson, and joel stein, but as of yesterday, we can now include evan mcmullen, a mormon bachelor formerly with the cia who is chief policy director of the house republican conference and is now running for president representing the republican never trump movement. let me introduce the professor of political science at the university of california los angeles. her research focuses on campaigns, elections and legal advertising and she is the author of campaign reform, the message matters, the economy and presidential campaigns and co-author of the logic of american politics. her latest book is the gamble and a forthcoming book about the 2016 elections is called shattered. ladies and gentlemen. [applause] >> thank you. thanks very much. i brought some show and tell items with me so if you have always wondered what it might be like to be a ucla undergraduate, this will be your 10 minutes to experience that. i'm really pleased to be here, thanks to -- so much for the hammer form and the introduction. i want to talk about, we are 90 days ou

we not only have donald trump, hillary clinton, gary johnson, and joel stein, but as a yesterday, we cannot include: -- can now include evan that moment, chief house of the republican congress and representing the republican never-trump movement. of me introduce a professor science at the university of california los angeles, focusing on campaigns, elections, and political advertising. she is co-author of "the logic of american politics." the latest book is "the gamble: choice in chance" and a book about the upcoming elections is called "shattered." [applause] >> thank you. i brought some show and tell items with me. if you have always wondered what it might be like to go be a ucla undergraduate, this will be your 10 minutes. here, sosed to be thanks so much for the great introduction. we are 90 days out, and everyone wants to know what's going to happen. i'm going to talk about that in three ways. sorry, i am supposed to stay in the light. we are going to talk about the state of the nation's economy, and how that serves at the backdrop in front of which this great play that is the c

conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> green party presidential candidate joel stein holds a news conference today at the national press club. we will bring you that live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> today a discussion about river basin management with officials who oversee the mequon river in southeast asia. to take part in an event hosted by the stimson center. that's live at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> one hundred years ago resident woodrow wilson signed the bill creating the national park service, and thursday we look back on the passage of these caretakers of america's natural and historic treasures. beginning at 10 eastern and throughout the day we take you to national park service sites across the country as recorded by c-span. at 7 p.m. eastern we're live from the national park service's most visited is to work on, the robert e. lee memorial at arlington national cemetery. join us with your phone calls as we talk with robert stanton, former national park service director, and brandon buys, former arlington house site manager who oversee the upcoming year

joel stein: i think it speaks olumes about what -- stein: we see a horrifying extreme. somethingnews becomes inside of the trump campaign. changes of staff? our future is in their own right now. [chuckles] tein: as someone who has struggled with the system for a long time, first as a physician and then as a position recognizing we're not going to cure what ails us inside of the sick political system. if we want to pick the things which are threatening life, limb, and survival, we need to heal our very pathological political system. and, you know, i think in this election we're seeing that that political system is reaching its logical conclusion. it is bought and pay for by big interests. we sat in the sanders campaign. you know, they could raise up a principal but it was sabotaged like every other principled rebel in the democratic party in the past many decades. they are allowed to be seen and heard for a little while then and get taken down essentially disappeared. in this case, disappeared out of the democratic convention. bernie sanders was loaded into a footnote an

them for the primaries, but there was never a one-on-one that is assuming that gary johnson or joel stein answer, 30-second rebuttal, where these debates will be more structured than the primary debates? >> you're right. one of the things about the primary debates are a series of elevator pitches because he was sharing the stage with ten people at times even more than that. so the amount of time that he had to speak and even wanted to speak was much less. and in a two-on-two debate, the depth of knowledge is ultimately the coin of the rail and you have to be able to go in-depth about the particular issues, whether we are talking about the economic troubles we're dealing with in our particular country or the various issues of foreign policy. and whether he may be able to ax a excel in that, we'll have to see. >> listen to the debate season. >> thank you for the vote. thank you for the vote. go ahead. we're having a lot of fun up here tonight, i have to tell you. thank you for the vote, i really appreciate it. >> donald, relax. >> you're the basket case. go ahead. don't get nervous. go ahea

. >> how about voting for a candidate that joel stein? dagen: i was thinking about that. one voice. it really doesn't matter. cheryl: how important is a motion in the polling booth? is my emotion going to drive my vote or my brain? >> i think it's emotion. people are really angry and feel strongly one way or another. you can't wake up somebody pretending to be asleep. no matter if you're a hillary supporter of term supporter but everything has come out people say i know but i don't care. the >> people will vote for what they believe in. if they can believe and donald trump are going back to jill stein or kerry john said. they may not win government you vote for what you believe. is it going to come down what people believe in and foreign policy whether they want to focus on radical islam or the economy. the >> those are really core values and those things don't change. wherever you are leaning his are leaning his way to look over it. if you believe foreign policy or donald trump's new and foreign policy economy will vote for him. you will go with hillary even if you don't

the polls of young people actually show that about 80% of young people don't know enough about joel steinr gary johnson to answer questions about whether they like them or not. look at the ideological distribution of the young people, it is much more complex than republicans or democrats. a good chunk of young people have progressive views in terms of things like gay marriage, but also conservative views when it comes to policy, so some of these young people feel themselves in between two parties or do not feel as though they have a ideological home in a democratic or republican party and might find that jill stein's policy or gary johnson's platform is more attractive and it is true that they have not had an opportunity to find out more. host: if you're interested in finding out more about them, our newsmakers program has conducted on interviews with both. you can see jill stein, as well as gary johnson. you can go to our website at c-span.org and find not only those interviews, but other interviews and forums conducted with those candidates. roger is in indiana on our others line. thank

on saturday, the green party chose joel stein as the presidential nominee.theirtein presidential nominee. watch their speeches tonight at 9:00 p.m. on c-span. also available on the c-span app and www.c-span.org. >> at www.c-span.org, you can watch a political programming any time at your convenience, on your desktop, laptop and mobile device. go to our home page, www.c-span.org, go to the video library search bar to type in the name of the speaker, sponsor of the bill or an event topic. view the list of search results and go to the program you would like to watch a refined research with our search tools. if you look for the most current programs and do not want to search, our homepage has many current programs ready for immediate viewing, such as "the washington journal," or events recovered that day. www.c-span.org is the public service of your cable and satellite provider, so check it out at www.c-span.org. "washington journal" continues. host: at the table now is karim mezran with "the atlantic council," resident senior fellow. thank you. we asked you to