back to you, brent. brent: the german chancellor met with women's football team from eight companies. they are in germany where they discovered football festival that aims to bring women together to celebrate their love of the sport. one team is from iran who have had to face more barriers than most to play the game. reporter: the arabian women's squad includes two current national players. it is far from easy for women in iran to play football. the religious police give them a hard time. but these women are predetermined. i have been playing since i was four or five. everybody pays -- i grew up in a family where everybody plays football. the teams meant once before. it is the first public women's soccer match since the revolution. it was a two-to draw in front of a crowd of 1000. earlier attempts failed because the iranians were not allowed to leave the country. there are also taking part in the football festival. it is for fun and there is also a serious aspect. it is about refugees and+ migration. the

brent: you mean why did it happen at night?iel: all the settling technology come all the air forces of the areas nations around -- as you said, everybody had a coordinates. how is it possible there is such poor evidence? he said let's collect the facts and i think what is important here is we really need to come up with substantial evidence. there is so much contradict -- contradicting evidence about it. in cyberspace, there is a war going on about truth and conspiracy theories and news being used by respective groups -- brent: who are you going to believe? there is probablyon the planet that is observed and monitored like syria is right now. you know the evidence has to be there, but were we going to believe? conspiracy theories are flying all over the place. daniel: the syrian regime is totally capable of doing something like that. they have done similar acts of cruelty before. jihadist combatants and other armed groups have done in they have substantial interest in manipulating or destroying this between the u.s. and russia.

brent: this is dw news live from berlin. tonight, she is no longer president of brazil -- doma recep has been removed from office. senators voted to strip her of all duties and privileges following an impeachment trial. lawmakers say it she illegally manipulated the budget when she ran for reelection in 2014. is this the end of the political crisis or just the next chapter? also this hour, we can do this -- those words were the german chancellor's rally call to confront an unprecedented refugee crisis. one year later, we ask didn't chancellor make history by making a big mistake? i'm brent goff. good to have you with us. a political earthquake in brazil that most protected would come. senators in the country have voted to remove the president from office. they voted 61-20 in favor of sacking dilma rousseff who has been suspended since may. they found she had illegally manipulated government budgets during her 2014 reelection campaign. rousseff denounced the charges, saying the impeachment trial amounted to a coup. the vice p

brent: we're back in one minute.aniel will be here with business news. ♪ ♪ brent: welcome back come alive from berlin. our top story -- syrian main opposition group has presented its blueprint for a transition to peace in the country. but with russia missing from upcoming international talks, the viability of the plan remains in doubt. a generation of the world's children uprooted. that is how unicef is describing the situation of almost 50 million children worldwide were forced from their homes i war, violence, and poverty. the u.n. organization is urgently appealing to governments to provide better protection and services for child refugees and migrants. reporter: their eyes have seen things no child should ever see. they fled from war, violence, oppression and poverty. children now bear the brunt of the world's humanatarianc ris --humanitarian crises. children account for nearly half of all war refugees. nearly 50 million children are uprooted worldwide. 28 million of those are forcibl% displaced by conflict and v

brent: who will be served by that?f washington talks the talk and walks the walk, what will it mean for the war? simon: i think it means there will be more casualties, the saudi's are in a stronger position. it is about making sure when situations happen, when all parties get around the table that the saudis are in the strongest possible to negotiate. that is russia's goal. assad can negotiate. he is the strongest he has been in a long time. looks like the syrians will retake aleppo. this will cost a lot more life. that is probably what will happen. the syrian army will be in a stronger position when the negotiations come, and then they can negotiate, but assad will not have to go if that is the case. brent: this is what moscow would like to see, right? simon: of course. moscow is playing a strong poker game on a number of fronts. we should not forget about the ukraine, what has happened there. they planned it carefully, they want to see the relationship with syria continue. but this relationship with bashar al-assad n

back to you, brent. brent: we will talk about peace for a change. in colombia, the farc rebel group is preparing to sign a peace deal with the government, ending five decades of war. our correspondent went to the jungle to find out what that means for the people who spent many of them their entire lives, fighting for the leftist rebels. reporter: every morning begins with a roll call. farc is still in charge here. 70 fighters live in this camp in the jungle, a two day trip from the capital, bogota. this woman grew up in the village and joined the guerrillas at age 18 out of conviction come wanting to fight a government she felt was responsible for deep and widespread poverty. now the fighters are going to surrender their weapons. "this is my pistol. your weapon becomes part of you. you come to love it because it has been your companion for such a long time. so yes, it hurts to give it up." farc now wants to turn itself into a legitimate political party. how the fighters are reintegrating into society is the topic of discussion at the national guerri

fanny: back to you, brent.the top story right now, the sages set and final perforations are underway for tonight's first u.s. presidential debate. hillary clinton and i'll trump will offer voters their different visions of america. after a short break i will be back with a special edition of the day. our coverage of the u.s. presidential debate begins. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> hello, and a very warm welcome to "focus on europe." today we will show you just how differently the issue of integration can be handled. in sweden, young refugees are welcome. yet in hungary, this is not at all the case. as a result hungary is now attracting german migrants who say they no longer feel at home out of fear of refugees. >> it's foreign and people are panicked about what will happen when mosques are built. >> so they flee the refugees for hungary. >> more on that is coming up later in the program, but first to

♪ i am brent goff, it is good to have you with us.anguage is turning cost to fear as the presidential campaign heats up. president barack obama attacking the republican candidate who hopes to succeed him, calling donald trump unqualified for the job and saying it every time trump opens his mouth, after trump called russia's vladimir putin a better leader. the occasion, a televised event in front of u.s. veterans where trump and his challenger hillary clinton laid out their foreign policy plans. [applause] reporter: yet another interview, but the same donald trump. the republican candidate continued to defend his suitability for commander in chief and praise of russian president vladimir putin. donald trump: i have already said he is very much of a leader . you can say isn't that a terrible thing? he is strong and in control. it is a different system and i don't like the system, but in that system he has been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. reporter: on the topic of the so-called islamic state, trump was not wil

brent: parse words.lier we asked our eu correspondent white luxembourg's ford minister started this argument three days before a crucial summit where it year -- few members are supposedly finding common ground. >> at least what he has said is what many believe behind closed doors, because for eu leaders and institutions, it is just frustrating to see a number of states, particularly in the east of europe, slip away from the court european values. there was a big debate today on poland where the rule of law is facing a systemic threat, the european commission says. the media is under attack. all these things that have happened already in hungary. there is very little the eu can do. it is very frustrating for politicians. some say it is as bad if a country slips away -- it is just as bad as a country voting to leave the club. brent: you're watching "dw news" live from berlin. still the come come we look at how falling oil prices are putting the squeeze on the country's health budget and endangering patient

stick around. ♪ brent: welcome back. top stories, the german chancellor and the french president our meeting in paris to harmonize their strategy. their talks focused on the challenges facing the eu after the brexit vote and on beefing up europe's defenses. life has returned to the streets of aleppo badly needed aid is still not getting in to the besieged city in syria. the u.n.'s special envoy says the syrian government is to blame. we have fed one of his enemies to a crocodile. that is just one of the explosive claims about the president of the philippines. a self-confessed hitman has testified that he ordered the assassination of hundreds of people when he was mayor of the southern city. he is a tough talking figure. he was elected president earlier this year with a promise to stamp out the drug trade. he has denied any involvement in extrajudicial killings. porter: he is the president who won office in may on a promise to kill thousands of drug criminals. since then, he has seemingly lived up to his word. more than 3

back to brent.: sports now, and european football's governing body has elected slovenian aleksander ceferin as its new president after a painful period for the organization. before her president banned over an ethics violation, also ex-fifa boss sep blatter. reporter: aleksander ceferin does have uefa's top job. the road to success thanks to a coalition of smaller nations. he knows he has a tough task. >> thank you for your savannah state -- fantastic support. it is a great honor, but at the same time, great responsibly. reporter: he is not well-known in football circles. the former european footballer of the year exited the uefa stage after given special dispensation from fifa. the new man in the hot seat was quick to distance himself from suggestions he only got the job because of the fifa chief. >> i think he was a good secretary of uefa, then everything else concerning those elections, which were happening today, was the imagination. reporter: part of his -- he will host -- brent: here's a remin

brent: welcome back. you are with dw news live from berlin. opinion polls taken after the first presidential tv debate have given the edge to hillary clinton. donald trump seems to be feeling the shortly after the debate. he accuse the host of the tougher on him than clinton. here in germany, to improvised bombs exploded outside a mosque in a conference center in the eastern city of dresden. no one was injured and there has been no claim of responsibility. the blast triggered fears of security threats ahead of celebrations to mark german unity day next monday. reporter: in the light of day, the full damage revealed. late monday night, this mosque was bombed. the imam and his family inside. his son saw the attack unfold. he first off the bomber was throwing stones but then realized it was -- it was much worse. >> then i heard a noise like boom and it was a bomb stuff i screamed my mother who got out of bed and went outside. then i called my father and we went out the back door and tried to put the fire out. germans were helping as well. in down

brent, welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you. >> we got to get right to it. on the conference call this why are you overpaying for these things? and i need you to tell our viewers because your stock's been getting hit when you make these acquisitions. >> i think criticism is always helpful. we love the feedback. i love to get the feedback from shareholders, but i don't think we overpaid. i think we paid a competitive price for tobira. >> competitive with who? >> i think we got a home run on vitae. >> were there really other companies bidding for this thing and you had to -- there were? >> there were other companies and when you see the regulatory filings come out from tobira, i think the picture will be clearer and you'll be able to understand it better. but put that aside. $595 million for a potentially phase three ready asset in one of the largest unmet medical

pull in more randy ray says he has a compromise -- and he's challenging brent oleson for the district four seat.he wants to cut the salaries back to 70-thousand dollars a year -- ultimately saving a half million dollars over five years.i think this is a problem solver for both -- it cuts their salaries, which some people are worried about, and keeps the representation kula says this decision is going to come down to voters i feel that the people were represented and educated and know what they were voting for, then i don't have a problem with it. that's my whole thing is tot get it out there so all the people know about it and can vote on it.he says a lot of time -- people don't know about their options for county government.john harris says what's clear over the past six months is there are some people who just don't like what the supervisors are doing -- and how they do it. "i'm not sure if that's coming from the silent majority -- or the vocal minority" if this referendum passes -- there would be another vote to figure out county board of supervisors would look like.there are three

brent glass. [applause]. >> thank you, sean. good evening, everyone. it is a pleasure to be here in charlottesville. i spent a really interesting day revisiting monticello, and particularly enjoyed some of the new opportunities, the new experiences, and it reinforces my belief that there's always something new under the sun. i think we're learning more about history all the time through scholarship, through archeology, through a number of new approaches to understanding history, and it is so great to visit monticello and see how that research is being made accessible to the public. so i enjoyed that very, very much. i want to recognize and thank the virginia center for the book. one of my earliest career experiences was directing the north carolina humanities council, and we always held the virginia humanities council up as our model. the virginia humanities foundation i guess is the official name. we always held that program rob vaughn leads as one of the best if not the best in the country, and so it is an honor to be sponsored by the center for the

brent at 47.42.y managers high net worth individuals representing over half $1 trillion are gathering in zurich for the ubs family office summit. manus cranny is there. you spoke exclusively to the muddy waters founder. what did he say on his new short positions? manus: this story is an interesting one. waters,lock from muddy and all of them battling. he took a short position. the hacker gains money for the more that is injured goes down. we have a lawsuit from saint jude who maintains assertions in terms of the risk to the pacemakers that potentially could be hacked, they are claiming he's is not understand the video that he put out. the defense is clear and carson block is staying short. jude are still short think as -- saint jude. as a general matter we have never commented on the sizing of our position. it is a meaningful position but we are still short. obviously, the next few weeks and months could see a number of interesting developments in that story. manus: the cyber community are split into

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>> last night he had an interview with brent saunders of allergan, so we'll talk about what they're doing and play some of that cramer interview, too. >> if jim wears yoga pants tonight, i'll wear them another day. >> then i hope he does not. >> when we come back, michelle girard will talk all things fed. back in a couple minutes.

brent crude is rallying to the tune of 5% wti crude showing gains of 4%. why? there's speculation that there will be a significant announcement on part of saudi arabia and russia out of g20 in china in about half an hour's time. it could be calling for more cooperation in terms of the oil market production. will iran and iraq play along? that's the question. >> coming together in saudi arabia and russia. >> stay with us. you don't want to miss the latest. next on street signs, we've been speaking mario monti about one of the toughest italian jobs. cleaning up the banging sector,

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>> brent, hi, it's kelly.mber the episode back when valeant wanted to overtake allergan. now those shares have fallen precipitously. would allergan ever look to overtake valeant here? >> no, i don't think so. our model is growth pharma. we have been inquisitive, without question. but every one of our acquisitions or deals has been growth oriented. we look to buy young products that we think we can put into our hands and do better with and really grow, or we buy r&d assets, and best i can tell, valeant just doesn't fit that bill. the other thing i can say, we're not looking at doing transformational m&a. we've built our company. so we're looking at stepping stone deals where we can add to the therapeutic presence and look for cures and treatments for unmet need. we announced one on tuesday, gene therapy for blindness that is early, but very interesting and very exciting for people suffering from certain rare form of blindness. >> you know, your comments about drug prices are kind of an implicit critique of heat

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which are mixed between wti and brent. wti higher 1%. brent soft last week.iscuss pointing oil return. stay tuned. you're watching "world wide exchange." much more to come. my dad gavme thosshares, you know. he ran that company. i get it buyoknow i think you own too much.pany. gottan hest opinion . i get it is how earjones makes sense . he jesse. who are you? i'm the orangeoney orange mon represents the moy yopuaway for retirement. retirement rabbit from voya. over tim yr moy coulmuiply. hello, allyou.oney orange mon represents the moy yopuaway for retirement. retirement rabbit from voya. over tim yr moy coulmuiply. get organized atoya.m. >>> welcome back to "world wide exchange." let's get you up to speed on the market action. called higher here in the u.s. all by it, only slightly. 26 points for the dow. last week we saw around .50 gains. that job number disappointed. equity saw underperforming sectors. we ended the week around about .50% higher. let's have a quick look around the world. asia higher as you can see. japan continues its decedent recent run up

brent crude has 48.94. also accelerating gains up by almost 4.5%. this is a report that saudi arabia. significant announcement of -- >> 45 minutes time. of course, as soon as we get that, we'll bring that to you. also, reports saying that saudi arabia and russia will call for oil market cooperation and the two countries are set to meet at the next opec meeting. a lot of speculation here that once again we might see an output freeze. our iran and iraq going to play along. that's the big question. >> everybody needs to play. that's the view of prince turkey on the potential of an oil production freeze. speak at the forum, the kingdom was only considered an out put if all oil producers were fully on board. >> the issue of oil is obviously an important one. not just for saudi arabia. but for the world. and to say that saudi arabia walked away from an agreement, i think, would be the wrong way of putting it. what saudi arabia is seeking is a holistic approach to the issue of oil production and oil crisis, not just within opec. but from all producers. the

brent crude is strengthening again.audi arabia said there is no current need for production freeze. bloomberg's energy market editor joins us now from tokyo. yesterday we had the biggest oil producers, the saudis and russians pledging to cooperate to stabilize but they vowed to articulate any specific measures. it feels like groundhog day the way we're talking about this every day ahead of the meating in algiers. how should we be viewing this story? >> like you said, yesterday russian energy minister and his counterpart, saudi arabia's oil minister met in china during the g $20 summit. after the meeting both countries pledged to cooperate to bring stability to the oil market. what they didn't say is how they might do that. this was clearly a disappointment for the market. in the lead up to the meeting brent rose as much as 5.5% but as details came out or lack of details about how they would do that most of those gains were lost. i think brent closed up about 1.7%. what a lot of people have been expecting or hoping for w

(sot/ brent shelton / fatwallet.com :45 - :52)"they're taking advantage of seasonal sales when maybe certain things are in stock and they might not be in stock or not as readily available as readily available during the holiday" he says the current summer clearance sales are a perfect example of that.. people buying what will be gifts three months from now. but certainly not everyone buys into christmas creeping into won't like the black friday ads some retailers are planning the day after halloween.(nats: 'trick or treat')chris clackum, nbc news. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--how one local church is honoring mother teresa, a day after the pope declared her a saint.plus: badger boost.the green bay institution hoping l-s-u comes a live look at the summerfest grounds.there is a free labor day festival starting at noon the event features a classic car show, live music and food. two days after the pope declared her a saint, mother teresa will live on in hartland. just changed its name to "saint teresa parish" archbishop jerome listecki dedicated his entire homily to her. t

district four supervisor brent oleson feels the same way. people that vote for me that i directly represnt are from marion, are from central city, are from bertramoleson says a strong cedar rapids is good for all of linn county.but with just three seats -- the board may be dominated by supervisors elected by the voters who live in the city -- and something like the much needed improvements on squaw creek ridge road and lakeside road may have never happened. oleson says that's how it was before the board expanded in the late 2000's -- when he says road budgets and rural priorities suffered.he says the same thing happened when the cedar crossing casino project was figuring out ?who would pay for ?what."we were asked to bond 25-million dollars to build a parking garage and own the parking garage for the casino. and i says the temptation to become what he calls an "extension of the city council" is there all the time -- it's up to the supervisors to push back. "we're working with them, but keeping them in check, it protects the county taxpayer."

brent's eyes this big when he saw this semi coming towards hypothetical. his van -- him, he was ejected. and when he kind of came to, he turned his head, and the seat was up here, by his head. so he knew things were not good. >> reporter: brent was paralyzed from the waist down. he would need help and treatment, treatment that sometimes doesn't come easy. that's where they come in. >> i wanted to raise money for disability and wellness. >> reporter: integrate tiff therapy like acupuncture and massage has reduced pain, many resources aren't covered by insurance. >> this made a big difference, and i know it helped a lot of other people. >> reporter: resources that may people, but can aid years of life -- add years of life to them. >> anything i can do to help him prolong the trip between the utis, and round of antibiotics, i'm for it. >> reporter: and that's what keeps her going. >> for people that are looking for help, they can find it and find it here, and those people in any way. >> brenda is a living example of how integrate tiff therapy can help. >> she

hulk near evans and i-25 with people wondering when it will ever be torn down. 9news reporter noel brent noel wren -- brennan found out. >> reporter: not even a chain link fence can obscure the view of the eyesore next-door. >> i am a bartender here at th >> reporter: bartender kitty alvarez was hoping for a bigger happy hour crowd. >> it's kind of hard to think you want to go into a bar next to a burn down abandoned building. >> reporter: hard to think the dirty duck survived the fire that consumed the building april 1st. 167 days since the fire was put out. >> just bring it down already. what's taking so long? rockies inn are still in plain sight. >> it was depressing to see tv single day. >> reporter: but in recent -- to see it every single day. >> reporter: but in recent weeks crews have been working. the cleaning up and tearing down will last another couple weeks, but at least the eyesore next-door -- >> the duck will go on. >> reporter: -- will soon be no more. green box lf build an environmentally friendly solar powered storage facility on the site of the rockies inn. they hope to

brent zuzo on for the extra point. and it is a 29-point game. 39-10 with 3:19 to go. that's a career memory for jaxson kincaide on the carry. and he scored a touchdown at notre dame stadium. nbc sn. racing from richmond is currently on nbcsn. check that out as we get close to the chase there. soccer fans were up early this morning, manchester derby was outstanding. 2-1 terrific match won by city and pep guardiola. continues with the sprint cup racing in primetime tonight. >> doug: but dale jr. is done for the season >> mike: root for somebody else in the chase. come on, doug. invest. five plays and 86 yards there in 2:14. and the kickoff will come from mid-field after the penalty. on martini. brent zuzo who played soccer for high school in canton. couple hours drive away from michigan. will go to the touchback. the irish will have the ball with 3:19 to go. primetime next saturday night speaking of the state of michigan. michigan state, the spartans come calling. lost this week getting ready. cannot wait next saturday night righ one of the great midwestern college seri

brent zuzo on for the extra point. and it is a 29-point game. 39-10 with 3:19 to go. that's a career memory for jaxson kincaide on the carry. and he scored a touchdown at nbc sn. racing from richmond is currently on nbcsn. check that out as we get close to the chase there. soccer fans were up early this morning, manchester derby was outstanding. 2-1 terrific match won by city and pep guardiola. continues with the sprint cup racing in primetime tonight. >> doug: but dale jr. is done for the season so i'm out. in the chase. come on, doug. invest. five plays and 86 yards there in 2:14. and the kickoff will come from mid-field after the penalty. on martini. brent zuzo who played soccer for a good part of his high school high school in canton. couple hours drive away from michigan. will go to the touchback. the irish will have the ball with 3:19 to go. primetime next saturday night speaking of the state of michigan. michigan state, the spartans come calling. lost this week getting ready. cannot wait next saturday night right here on nbc. one college series over the years.

and brent, we thank you so much for sending that picture to us right here at kpix5.t is on the smoky and hazy side. >>> our coast is clear. we have temperatures responding to the abundance of sunshine. right here. we are looking up toward ocean beach. a high temperature of 65. right now, san francisco, it is sporting 65. and 10 degrees warmer than that to the east in livermore and to the north in santa rosa. this is the weather watcher, hi there, paul, and i got to admit, paul is like the only one that came inside to participate in our weather watcher program this afternoon. everybody else is outside playing, and he is reporting 77 degrees in brentwood and i thank you, sir, for that information. and so here is what you need to know today. it is going to turn out to be a warmer day than yesterday. still having some clouds linger around the dalc city area. and lots of sunshine today and warmer than yesterday, by a good 5 to 8 degrees. winds are still under 10 but picking up later this afternoon. and out of the west, 10 to 20 miles an hour. and satellite radar, there yo

hulk near evans and i-25 with people wondering when it will ever be torn down. 9news reporter noel brent noel wren -- brennan found out. of the eyesore next-door. >> i am a bartender here at the dirty duck bar. >> reporter: bartender kitty alvarez was hoping for a bigger happy hour crowd. >> it's kind of hard to think you want to go into a bar next to a burn down abandoned building. >> reporter: hard to think the dirty duck survived the fire that april 1st. 167 days since the fire was put out. >> just bring it down already. what's taking so long? >> reporter: remnants of the rockies inn are still in plain sight. >> it was depressing to see tv single day. >> reporter: but in recent -- to see it every single day. >> reporter: but in recent weeks crews have been working. the cleaning up and tearing down will last another couple next-door -- >> the duck will go on. >> reporter: -- will soon be no more. green box self-storage plans to build an environmentally friendly solar powered storage facility on the site of the rockies inn. they hope to finish judge -- construction in about a year or so

brent reaching $65 by the fourth quarter of 2017?audi agreement with the rest of opec has anything to do with the market itself, in the market is as the saudi's have been saying, marching towards rebalancing. growing, it'sis positive, more than $1 million a day. it could be more than that in the winter. non-opec production is continuing to slide. the big question on non-opec production is not whether it will continue to go to mexico and colombia, whether we get toa a price where u.s. producers can hedge and start drilling again, and that drilling can lead to a million girls a day of growth and production, in late 2017, 2018, 2019, and that would keep the lid on prices. scarlet: do we know what that price point is? >> we are in a dynamic period of time. we know what it used to be. the number is going down. we used to feel comfortable that it was a $60 number and now it's closer to the $55 number. we have had recounts in the u.s. going up by 107 oil rigs since the middle of the second quarter, continues to rise. i think we need another

meet brent, is he a third generation shrimper, his big dream that his kids and their kids can keep theegacy alive. their biggest challenges, severe weather and overregulation. >> whether you want to 100,000-pound haul or 20,000-pound haul or 5,000-pound haul, you know, it's just depending on how the season is, how mother nature is treating you, and, also, how regulations is effecting how you are able to work or not work. >> so who does brent want in the oval office? >> i think that i'm probably going to have to vote for trump. he appears to be pretty stout business person. >> but there is some rough waters between this business owner and one captain who hit the water for him. >> i am for hillary. >> hillary? >> yeah. i don't think much of trump. >> you don't like trump? >> no. he isn't going to help the poor man. >> you think donald trump understands how hard this job is? what it is like to go out. >> no, he don't. no, he don't. >> the team is reigle in the big catch of the day aren't all necessarily on the same page. >> trump, clinton, what do you think? >> i don't know what to say ab

brent is down around half a percent.ook at the ten year treasury note yields have been ticking high ear couple of weeks ago but just paused for brett and come around that level of 1.7 and not too much movement ahead of the fed meeting. we just wait for that decision, of course, has the potential to move it quite significantly but the market now expecting a hike. quick look at the dollar. soft yesterday. but only by about a quarter of 1% against a broad index of currencies. as you can see not too much movement today. that dollar/yen pair the one to watch for the rest of the week with the bank of japan and fed expected to give decisions. finally quick look at gold price which was basically fat earlier in trade just above value as it is at the point, flat 1318. >>> we have insights what wells fargo chief john stumpf will say when he faces lawmakers over unethical sales practices. stumpf accepted accountability but there's a sense he and the company have not sufficiently placated the desire among consumers, the press and pol

brent bowsell, it ain't right, brent. >> the preceding sentence to the quote you ran had harry reid callingndler, a spoiled brat who is swindling people. >> if someone called -- in the well of the senate or the house, a swindler, a liar, a president obama -- my gosh, but i digress. go ahead. >> and by the way, this is the same harry reid in 2012 accused mitt romney of not paying taxes for ten years, and here's another funny. i didn't know this but you know that there's a law that says that you can't be sued for defamation if you're speaking inside the well of the senate? if you're going across the street and given that speech might have gotten sued for defamation. interesting tidbit. the joe wilson comment, there were gazillion stores about how improper it was to use one word, in the congress so we looked to see -- we spent all night covering this one to see -- to try toy add up the total amount of time given to the harry reid flap in the face. ten second. >> incredible. and i would have -- >> the left of the right -- look, itself you're going to make a big deal of joe wilson, got joe wilso

history tv we hear from the director emeritus of the smithsonian national museum of american his terror, brent glass. he talks about his latest book, essential historic sites across the u.s. and explains the thinking behind his selection process. the journey through hallowed ground partnership hosted this event. it is about an hour. >>> first and foremost i would like to thank the virginia center for the book, our local

brent hutchens led the search for the 72-year-old hiker -- who had been missing for nearly awe didn't expect a happy ending -- that is until he spotted a bright yellow shirt. hutchens says the hiker didn't have enough energy to stand up and wave.. so his bright colored shirt may have saved his life. american airlines will fly its first scheduled flights from miami to cuba today. the first few flights will only go to cien-fuegos and hol-guin -- but trips to havana are expected to begin in november. last week.. jetblue became airline to fly to cuba in more than half a century. ten other airlines are set to add a cuba route to their schedules. apple will make a major announcement in san francisco today. speculation is that the tech giant will introduce an iphone-7 and updated apple watches. that can't be confirmed -- however because apple likes to surprise. the event is scheduled for 10 o'clock this morning. apple b today.. has many users trading in their old phones now -- to get the highest trade-in value. the website -- declutter- dot-com -- which buys old phones -- says it's seen a 73

having the opportunity to speak with brent vinson that -- just last night and, you know -- >> you talked to him just last night? >> just last night and i know he's torn. no matter if it's justified or unjustified you know it's tough to take someone's life. >> i was told you hadn't talked to him. this is new. what has he told you? >> without going into great detail, i can tell you it's nothing easy. it's nothing easy and he expressed that through the emotions of his voice over the phone and it was a very brief, short conversation but i assured him that as much as our community is praying for the loss of mr. scott as well we'll also be praying for him as well and i believe he has strong support within the community as well as the scott family as well so this at some point in time will be resolved and brought to light. >> all these protests, michael, all these officers injured shutting down i-85. did he at all -- did the officer at all comment on the outrage in the wake of what happened. >> i didn't -- brooke, i didn't ask him. i didn't push that just because the sensitive nature of where h

brent, good to see you. [laughter] thank you so much. >>> in perhaps the fiercest exchange of the debate, donald trump blast mrs. clinton for the failure of the obama administration to knock isis out. while he talked tough on terror, hillary clinton directed viewers to her web site to read about her plan. which candidate has the best man to keep our country safer? we're on it, next. >> well, at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no, no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no, we're not. >> see, you're telling the enemy -- no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. now that fedex has helped us simplify our e-commerce, we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've always admired how you just say what's in your head, without thinking. very brave. good point ted. you're living proof that looks aren't everything. than

our very own meg tirrel sat down with brent saunders of allergen and joins us now from boston.reporter: covered a lot of topics and had to start with this pledge that brent saunders put out earlier this week not to take what he calls egregious price increases that he says we've seen across the drug industry. we asked him, of course, about hillary clinton's plan that came out on friday. he said, well, it's a populist issue and a good campaign promise. this isn't something government can solved. we asked him. pledging to take only less than 10% price increases no more than once per year in his products. should your peers take this pledge as well? here's what he said. >> i think everybody should -- should take a look in the mirror and examine the practices that they are taking in this arena and say does it hold up to the social contract we have with patients? those companies all invest in r & d and we applaud that. looking for cure and treatment on the medical needs. we applaud that, but are they taking price increases solely to drive their business to make up for shortfalls in ot

the price of brent crude from 2015.followed each other lower when the rebound came for crude, brent crude has rebounded more than the share price. does that tell you the in herant problem? what is your outlook for the oil related businesses? >> first of all you can say as it is at the moment and the current structure, with the price, if you don't get higher prices in the container market you are losing out on higher oil prices at the moment. looking at the oil business, the ,our big unit set of the energy we think if we take the tanker business it is still having it 12 months ahead of it before it will have a significant improvement in the rates for product tankers. the market looks healthy going forward. service,wo oil drilling and supply vessels, there is no hope at this side of 2019. it has to wait for the oil companies, the oil makers to fix their balance sheet, their cash flows so they will start investing again. we believe that will happen as they get costs down. mark: thanks for joining us. up-to-date bysk 3.4 pr

police from sturbridge and several towns spent hours looking tpfor brent young. he lived girlfriend. >> they started getting into more arguments. >> the sister says friday night the argument escalated and young tried to strangle her until his son and her son intervened. >> the two boys fought him off and he went in the house and got woods without his cell phone and any food or water and with a self-inflicted stab wound it the neck. >> does he have skills to stay in the woods? >> none that i know of. >> later police came to this gas station after receiving a tippetip he was spotted. >> we have no idea which diren see if they can get a clue. doug: deadly crash in concord under investigation the driver a 59-year-old woman who died. her car went often the road on main street and hit a tree. police do not believe speed or alcohol was a factor. antoinette: after weeks of criticism donald trump took his african-american voters. he attended a service at a church in detroit. he's been under fire because of focusing on problems there and addressing predominantly white crow

. >> now, what makes this is brent saunders -- hold your ears for one second. on july 25th, this company, the stock tanked. why? because they did not meet their primary end point of a two-point reduction in the activity score although it did demonstrate a clinically significant improvement. it didn't meet the end point. what price would brent saunders have paid if it met the end point? >> i don't know. apparently -- >> i think it would have been the price of maybe three or four nfl teams. cowboys, bears, maybe giants. >> add them all together. this was a highly competitive auction. >> with who? >> i'm going to find out. >> how are you going to find that out? >> i'll talk to a banker who will tell me. this is big market because of obesity and diabetes. people talk about it could be as big as oncology in a few years in terms of scientific impact. and their main drug, they believe at allergen it seems could be a cornerstone product. >> let's put this into allergen framer. it's just a fourth acquisition that's basic research where there can be things that happen th

his real name is brent doeden. he was diagnosed with a stage 4 brain tumor about a month ago. on sunday - friends doeden says he was surprised at how many people showed up. earthman is scheduled to start chemo and radiation this week. his family wants to take him to a widespread panic concert - because he loves music. they've set up a go-fund-me account to help pay for medical and travel expenses. we've posted a link on our facebook page. a sad weekend for the sports world.. are bringing in a legendary golfer "the king" died on sunday.. palmer was a seven time major championship winner - and won more than 90 tournaments in all during his career. he passed away in pittsburgh from heart complications.. palmer was 87. he was so popular that he had a group of fans - "arnie's army" that would follow him along the course every step of the way. and in baseball.. the miami marlins - and teams across the country - are mourning the death of 24-year-old fernandez and two others were killed in a boating accident early sunday morning. the marlins canceled sunday's game.. flowers--and memen

he's known as "earthman" and he's been selling beer at games and his real name is brent doeden. and he was diagnosed with a stage 4 brain tumor nearly a month ago. friends and fans gathered in arvada sunday afternoon to offer help and words of encouragement. he said he was surprised at how many people showed up. earthman is scheduled to start chemo and radiation this week. one of the family's to a widespread panic concert, because he loves music. the family has set up a gofundme account to help pay for medical and travel expenses. we've posted a link on our facebook page. ask any parent... diapers are expensive... and many families don't have enough money to buy them. this week is diaper need awareness week-- one in three families struggle with not having enough diapers. diaper need awareness week is an initiative of the national diaper bank network to get diapers to those families. there are a number help get diapers to families who need them. you can visit a diaper bank and donate a box of diapers. you can also donate online -- every dollar donated buys six diapers. we're work

i'm going with brent. all right. >> good interview last night. >> thank you. thank you.ook, he's talking about -- he wants to ring the bell. david wants to ring the bell. >> david's going to make his way to the balcony in a moment. >> because it's e.l.f. >> because it's e.l.f. models. >> go to break, look around a little. >> i think this was a good move by brent and i think it's great e.l.f. ringing the bell. all issues. >> got it all covered. when we come back, a lot of things, auto zone, bed bath, new presidential numbers are out as we countdown to the big debate on monday. take one more look at the premarket. if the s&p has a gain today, that's three straight. haven't done that in about six weeks. we're back after a break. when a moment turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not