got an account number on it it's not a secret this kind from a singapore account controlled by joe lowe's close business associate a malaysian man and and the united states justice department has traced that money back to one m.t.p. money but that was subsequent at that particular time when i have it's leave the money i assume it was a general. donation i do not have any knowledge beyond that six. your you've recently been banned from leaving the country you've been charged with thirty eight counts of money laundering bribery and abuse of power but when you were prime minister and an investigation cleared you of any wrongdoing why do you think you were cleared then and you are now facing a long list of serious charges you must realize that this current government you know when they were running for office they had already. made this political narrative. that they were going to take action against me so in that sense they have to fulfill you know whatever political promises they made leveling charges is one thing but whether the evidence a deuce later on was support the charges that's anot

present and i can tell you that your wife or didn't know the value of it because she'd been with joe low to the jeweler and and looked at these tried it on there is records of all of this how do you account for the fact that she didn't know or you didn't know the value of these pink diamond i really didn't know the value of the pink diamond i mean they could be some degree of estimation of the value but mind you as head of government we have received expensive presents from other monarchs in the region. and that is their culture and that touches still going on and i do know that you know in other countries of course there is a regulation that you have to declare a presence but in malaysia there is no regulation well i understand that there is there is a if you if a politician in this country receives a gift with more than one hundred twenty u.s. dollars then they have to declare no that's according to the malaysian anti corruption commission there is no door relating to gears from dignitaries from other countries because i do know that my my predecessors also receive excess expensive pre

he called maxine waters low iq, called joe biden someone pulled off a trash heap. he said hillary clinton is crooked hillary, he is going to stop insulting the people who received these bombs. >> the president is going to lay out the contrast -- >> i asked is he going to continue insulting them. >> i would like to finish my sentence. the president is go to lay out the case and the differences between democrats and republicans. americans have a choice to make. he's going to lay that out. >> is he going to stop the insults? is he going to stop the insults. >> a few weeks ago, he said the democrats post-kavanaugh were evil. does he regret that statement? >> the president feels like we should call out despicable acts which is exactly what he's done in the last 24 hours. the idea -- >> a whey to describe people in the political scene. >> is evil an important way to describe people -- >> it's a word people have used on your network a number of times not only to describe the president but many people who work in this administration. absolutely. day in, day out, there's a

lows. we close in the red. joe: the question is, what did you miss?aroline: crowning a new emerging-market champion. wild swings amid u.s. stocks. oil in the geopolitical crosshairs. as saudi arabia pledged to produce as much as it can. and hot off the boil, a disappointing debut for aurora. shares of the cannabis company fell 11%. it is tracking down further. 2018 has been a punishing year for emerging markets, and relative to the rest of the world, e.m. stocks have been generally bearish the last seven years. but cheap valuations could get investors back into the space. john, seniorn editor for markets. john: good to be here. joe: in the past, the case for investing in emerging markets was kind of an optimistic story. the role of the new economy and all of that stuff. now it is like, it is looking cheap area john: you could dress it up and make it sound a little better than that. it is about value rather than growth, if you want to make it sound technical. we could say there is umpteen amounts of academic, practical research that shows the single mo

so not even grocery store joe was in the low end. two were in the low end and they were pretty good. >> no. they should have gone home. >> it does make you wonder what does he do to get out? as jack points out. pretty terrible moves. much better than any of us could do. >> speak for yourself. >>> amy schumer has broken the news about expecting her first child on her friend's instagram account. >> photo shopped over prince harry and meghan's bodies. she was about to introduce exciting news on her friend's page. >> and users see the last line. "i'm pregnant." there you have it. >> interesting. >>> former white house communications director anthony "the mooch" scare scaramuccew... >> he had one dance move represents in each of his 10 days on the job, including day one cleaning house with with a a broom sweep. >> day two was taken an ax to the tree of leaking. >> and in his final day hanging himself, scare muchy's book hits book stores today. and we're getting the first look at rock's newly chiselled physique. >>> saying it's the result

joe? >> pete mentioned lowe's before, i like target, or my favorite, costco >> josh. >> i do want to mentione energy large caps you do think there is a case to be made they gcould represent a great combination of safety and growth >> i agree with that exxon, chevron, i like that space. i think there's plenty there it's been grinding for a while i go back to retail as well. kohl's, kss. everybody is so freaked out. this is another one of those amazon reactions to the market, everybody reacts negatively. i think kohl's is going to do just fine, and target. >> we'll be watching rates closely over the next 24 hours ten-year, 319. >> oil is going to snap back quickly. >> s&p off the lows, let's go out on a high note we still have some time. the dow was down 300, now down 271. "power lunch" will pick up that story, that begins right now >>> i'm melissa lee. rising rates, bonds hit multiyear high this is record breaking run in danger >>> it's been one month since amazon, facebook, alphabet, hit new high where do we go from here >>> and how china infiltrated america's tech companies including apple

joe: deutsche bank is hitting all-time lows.new ceo they came in and six months later, no turnaround. does anyone have any ideas that could change it? caroline: m&a seems to be the .ne that people are discussing let's talk about investing. the conference in toronto brings together money managers and professionals to raise children for -- money for children with mental health issues. ed is at the conference. >> i'm joined by jeff smith, the es. of star board vloue. your of your position to 5.9%. what you want to see change? jeff: thanks for having me. that company is one we know well. a few years ago, we got involved for the first time. the company had issues, it had a scandal that had a whole bunch of cfos the needed a turnover and they had troubles with their financial statements. we worked with the company to replace a good number of board members. at the end of the day, there were seven out of eight new board members from when we got involved. then, we brought in a new management team. we know the company well and we brought

don't be surprised if we see a little bit of stretch back and another retest of the low until it is clear skies ahead. joeould we be nervous all of the guests are saying by the dip and this could be the low? today did it feel like things are really bad. mike: you're right. by the dip has worked out for everyone for years. i would not criticize him too much for having that knee-jerk reaction. joe: i won't criticize them. [laughter] lisa: there has been a shift though and the ship has come in credit markets. and itsing at hyg shares are at the lowest since 2016 of november. you have to wonder, if you get money coming out of credit, what that does to the price of equities. mike regan, thank you much. we have much more on the selloff next to keep you up-to-date. the nasdaq is plunging the most since 2016, the s&p 500 and others dropping to the most since february. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with first word news. president trump has been briefed on hurricane michael. the storm made landfall near mexico beach, florida as a catastrophic category four hurricane pushing a deadly storm surge and

joe manchin. the unemployment rate has not been this low since 1969. in jobless rate fell .1% september.ing cooled by more than forecast. 134,000 after a gain the prior month. hurricane florence probably affected the figures. in indonesia, authorities say the death toll from that earthquake has risen about 15,000 -- 1500. hundreds of people are buried and trapped after the disaster. there is a mystery involving the head of the international police organization, interpol. france is looking into the disappearance of a senior chinese security official. he vanished after heading to china last week. he was taken away for questioning. he is being investigated. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is "bloomberg." vonnie: thank you. up, a crucial election this weekend for the future brazil. the latest, next. a quick check of the markets. they took a turn lower earlier. the nasdaq is 1% lower at this point. the s&p 500 is down .5%. the dow is down .6%, turning 10:30 thisound

low iq. he called joe biden someone pulled off a trash heap. is he going to stop insulting the people?ase and the differences between democrats and republicans. americans have a choice to make. he's going to lay that out and you're going to see him doing that over the next 12 days. >> is he going to stop the insults? >> people are going to stop their opponents as morally deficient. >> the president feels like we should call out despicable acts, which is exactly what he has done over the last 24 hours. the idea that -- [ inaudible question ] >> i'm sorry? [ inaudible question ] >> it's a word people have used on your network a number of times, not only to describe the president but many people who work in this administration. absolutely. day in, day out. there is a negative tone. 90% of the media attention around this president is negative despite historic job creation, despite the fact that our economy is booming. despite the fact that trade deals that everybody said couldn't be made have been made. despite the fact that the president is trying to install law and order at our border an

joe. the great maxine waters, that's a beauty. lown worse, nancy pelosi. >> they become frankly too dangerous to govern. they've gone bawhackco. >> one of these pipe bombs made it into cnn. right into the mailroom. there would be only one response to this and chastising the media wouldn't be it. trump blamed the media for negative news. in the audience, reporters yelled cnn sucks. it's okay to think so. it's not okay to imply because a media organization doesn't share your views that its employees should face possible death from a bomb. more than 1300 journalists had been killed worldwide since 1992 according to the committee to protect journalists. jamal khashoggi, killed just this month, dismembered, for writing words critical of the saudi regime. last night, the president said the media has a responsible to stop what he called constant negative false attacks. trump considers it to be negative when reporters reveal the things the president says aren't true. my fellow torontoian of the toronto star reported that president trump made

low. expect to hear about all of it when the president tramvels to kansas for a campaign rally. joedent has a lot to brag about over the last seven days. >> reporter: certainly does. the 49-year unemployment low goes back to 1969, the last time the jobless rate was this low. the president and people at the capitol, at the white house were focused on the susan collins speech. probably the moment of the week the last seven days or so when susan collins of maine, the senator, went to the floor to explainler reasoning, her think -- explain her reasoning, her thinking about the kavanaugh nomination and at that time announced that she would, in fact, vote in favor of the kavanaugh nomination. here at the white house, quite a sce scene. behind the scene, the members of the oval office, senate, getting ready for the president to sign a reauthorization of the federal aviation administration. the president asked if they wanted to sit and watch the speech by senator collins of maine, and so they did. the president described here as a very happy and in a good mood, frankly, about the developmen

joe fonzi with you. with pro football in the bay area approaching a new low status, thankfully we have a new world series champion to talk about. >> what are we going to talk about next week at this time? >> let's get through >> always halloween when los angeles host -- hollywood when los a gauger -- all over a clayton kershaw pitch. boston in front 2-0. felt like he knew what was coming. the dodgers answered back off david price. 2-1. more long ball action for the red sox. the homer. time running out on the dodgers, down 3-1. it was that kind of night. clayton kershaw still on the mound, giving it up to martinez. boston got one more homer in the 8th. pierce went deep again. 4th time in 15 years, 5-1 the final. the red sox are world series champions. and then a campaign shower. the guys will always have that memory. the red sox win 5-1. they take the series in 5 games. >> we did everything extremely well all year long. we stuck together. we were going through a rough patch, nobody panicked. it was just day to day all year long. very special. >> you win the world series, you should have your mind on other

hundred beds but now the number stands at three thousand eight hundred i do joe castro has more from the border town of to new low in texas. a tent city rises from the texas desert just meters from the border and overlooked by mexico's mountains this is where fifteen hundred children call home their teenagers from guatemala el salvador and honduras who traveled to the u.s. alone and were apprehended by border patrol guards they are coming because they are fleeing violence many of them feeling by a little because they are looking for their farming members and relatives in they have to cross probably not only make a call they had to cross what their model it's all about or several of contraries dolphins all models to get to the united states the government invited journalists to tour the countdown into a neo tex's but barred us from bringing cameras what you're seeing is footage of the authorities distributed the children sleep in groups of twenty in temperature regulated tents those i spoke with said they were well cared for children are treated with dignity and respect they're provided a bed clothing as needed me

joe schofield with some of those great drinks. looking at the markets, some investors may be driven to drink, the nikkei 225 falling and extending its losses from the one—week low street did not do too well as well. they are taking their cues from the australian markets as well. that is it for this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: people are still scrambling for aid in indonesia after the earthquake and tsunami, as rescuers make a final effort to find survivors before ending the search operation. us senators have the fbi report on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, who has been accused of sexual misconduct. key democrats say it is incomplete, but many republicans are satisfied. new research suggests three quarters of children under five have access to a tablet, smartphone or computer, and preschoolers spend nearly three hours a day watching tv and online content. that is acording to a survey of more than 1,000 parents for the market research firm childwise. colletta smith has been talking to parents in manchester. just like adults, children are spending more time looking at screens. over h

joe just head his most successful fundraising quarter. they are smart. that is a great point you make christian. as his pulley in the lowere's about a double digit undecided voters. that's why he has a great shot here. he does has to convince independents that he is not part of indiana values. they could actually do that. he could actually go out with ads. the voting record they don't necessarily add up and that might be a smart strategy. these are reflective of the policies over the years. it does not promise you. when you start running away from the he did not vote for cavanaugh. they are going to be in real trouble. they are the best pickup opportunities. now we are going to add north dakota to the list. thank you very much guys. insurat won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ welcome back, we have a major-league controversy at the plate baseball playoffs. one call may have changed the series. it's really a

looks like joe man chin and susn collins will vote for judge kavanaugh. >>> the dow recovering from session lows, closing down almost 200 points, about 20 points off of that. it's way off the lows of the day. it was down more than 350 at one point. it was dragged down by shares of boeing, caterpillar and apple. we are on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. reporter: what we are seeing are traders telling me we are seeing a little bit of a rebound, similar to yesterday. why did we see the lows? you had a jobs report that came out. september was weaker than expected but it's the revision of july and august that is fueling this economy, showing us the numbers are still strong. you have people selling off bonds because they are moving into riskier assets and that's pushing up the price of the ten-year yield as well as the 30-year yield. big point to make, i was talking with one trader saying next week there will be auctions on the market, too. that will further increase the supply of bonds on the market. right now, investors are not rushing to go buy those bonds. that's another reaso

low last week. the biggest climbing two years when it comes to a one-day move. joe is striking how many huge swings there are. a few days ago, we had that 4% down day. up or down, it is just characterized by extreme volatility. shery: when it came to the 10-day volatility, it climbed to the highest level since march of 2016. nvestors,talk about i analysts, you need to brace yourself. you need to have the stomach to be able to go to china and buy these stocks, because if you don't have that, you are just -- you just better stay off china. caroline: shery, thank you. for more on those stories, do not miss "daybreak: australia" and "daybreak: asia." joe: i will be watching more economic data. it's mcdonald's earnings. that counts as economic data. romaine: i'm watching earnings. texas instruments, after the bell. caroline: that's all for "what'd you miss?" romaine: "bloomberg technology" is next. joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in i literally say, ahh. meet the leesa mattress. a

low iq maxine waters. >> and now authorities are trying to locate who sent the bomb to joe biden. >> we have to operate under the assumption there are more out there. >> authorities say some of the pipe bombs were sent by first class mail, and all with a similar appearance, and bearing the return address of former dnc chair woman, debbie wasserman schultz. the package sent to cnn was addressed to the former cia director, john brennan, his name misspelled. he is an nbc news contrebteibut. >> that package was discovered in the mail room at cnn headquarters -- poppy harlow and i were covering the bomb sent to the clintons when we were interrupted by fire alarms. our new york offices quickly evacuated, police mobilizing to protect the public. >> we are outside safely and all of our cnn colleagues are outside right now, and everybody is safe as we can see. >> the entire street was blocked off. four members of the bomb squad entered the mail room to safely remove the device. >> jim, stay with us if you would. thank you for the background. let's bring in cnn crime and justice reporter, who also swung into action ye

low-cost, high-speed internet at home. i'm trying to do some homework here. so they're ready for anything. >> greg: joe, mika, matthews, lemma, cuomo, they're not just the names of my nipples, dr.. thanks for correcting me. they are also the usual media suspects who predictably played all the antitrust notes this week. a little 25th amendment crap. >> if you are working for president who is not fit to leave. was going to do something crazy in five minutes, one hour, tonight or tomorrow. what more do you need to hear from him to start thinking 25th amendment or something else? >> greg: i think we need a 25th amendment for her. don't forget to bash his supporters. >> saudi arabia was supposed to be our ally. we are not surprised at the presidents pathetic response. america's morally drift foreign policy in the age of trump and at a time when -- is uniquely march in lockstep behind immorally disabled president. >> greg: that means trader. i seem to remember she and her bf love trump. they kissed his. now they hate him. why is that? my theory, to them, trump is like the x who dumped them. he is the worst g

low. coming up on "morning joe" the mid-terms are entering the home stretch and we've got new numbers to breakwith a check on the forecast. bill. ith a check on the forecast. bill . >> all eyes are on texas, it's all flowing through the rivers into the dam system. it's too many. the dams continue control it. some are opening up the flood gates. it's flowing down stream. they still expect lake travis outside of austin. it's already the sixth highest ever recorded. it's going to go up another five to ten feet. tant it will flood hundreds of homes, so people have been evacuated. they say the water will be so deep, it will be up to the second level on some of those homes, too. so the destruction and devastation from the texas flooding is still ongoing. let's go into the math, we'll show you here, we have san antonio over the areas around austin, waco, scattered showers the steadier rains are out there throughout dallas. we don't get to a dry pattern until sunday. so we still have flash flood watches for the san antonio area to austin. back up to san angelo. so the video we showed you is around aus

the president at his own rally was saying joe biden, he loves to label people, brand people, low-energy, little marco, all the rest, worked in the gop primaries, now saying please help me come up with a new nickname for joe biden. >> we call him 1% joe because he ran at least twice, 3 times, i think he ran 3 times and he never had more than 1% so we call him 1% joe. obama came along and took him off of the trash heap and made him vice president so we call him either sleepy joe biden or 1%. which is better? she said creepy joe. i would never do that. i would never insult him like that. >> i am for 1% joe. it is true obama plucked him for political reasons as you always do with a vice president candidate. the president pointed out he said to joe biden, crowd counts, 193 people, those diligent journalists on the ground, a couple hundred, i've got to correct the record. it was tiny. a tiny audience for the vice president of the united states juxtaposed against the president who continues to draw thousands and thousands. >> peter doocy saying people driving from portland, oregon, hours and h

joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the forecast for the week ahead has a little bit of everything. some low clouds to start the morning, and cool temperatures in san jose for monday. low 70s. but later on 80s make a comeback. will raindrops come along with that? our seven-day forecast when we come right back. >>> well, it was hugs all around for prince harry and his wife meghan today. the royal couple were in sydney, australia for the invictus game when excited sailors hugged prince harry. that little screen in the middle. then he hugged meghan as well. but i watched another video and it showed a little closer. you can see harry saying not quite so much. and i know, i know. because as we know, she is with child. the invictus games are part of an international paralympics style for military personnel wounded in action. prince harry founded the game. clearly the participants are very enthusiastic. >> that wasn't just a hug that was a bear hug. >> he lifted him off the ground. >> rob mayeda is here to talk about the morning forecast. the bus stop forecast as we call it. >> yes. could be a litt

you go into south carolina, the low country, where we have a candidate who's literally talking about drilling for oil, the candidate against joengham, the democrat, saying absolutely not. i think we are all intertwined. oftentimes we hear from republicans how divided we are, coastal versus heartland, red, blue. i think that's bs. we are one nation and it's important to be involved everywhere. >> what issue do you find is animating voters most? is it the kavanaugh confirmation? is it health care? is it job creation? >> i woke up this morning in oklahoma and yesterday in oklahoma, the day before in mississippi, it was infrastructure and health care. and things that people can see. as a my yorayor, i understand pe politics is where things begin. turning down medicare, expansion of health care, rural hospitals in mississippi that are closing down because republicans are being stubborn about health care. it's that bread and butter stuff, even though the kavanaugh issues certainly motivate the party activists, the average american are still stressed about life and i think the democrats have a clearer message how they can help. the r

low. expect to hear all of that when the president travels to kansas for a campaign rally. let's go to joe at the white house. joe, saturday morning the president is unusually quiet. typically we hear something from him on twitter by this hour, and he has a lot to talk about. >> reporter: certainly seems that way, victor. quite frankly, this is one of the deals where we know how the senators are supposed to vote, but they haven't voted yet, and a lot of people like to wait until the final vote because there's an old adage in washington, never predict, never predict the united states senate. the president of course did tweet yesterday right after the senate decided they were going to go forward with the final vote later today essentially to congratulate them. his press secretary did weigh in just a bit later on in the day, congratulating senator susan collins for her decision to vote for the kavanaugh nomination. so we have gotten that out of the white house. but the president himself has been very silent. now the fact of the matter is, there you see the tweet from yesterday. the fact of th

one of the biggest stories of the day, joe terra nova lindsay bell is with us, cra's chief investment strategist. let's begin with the markets, stocks are at the lowday,

lows. i think that is a good thing. mr. mulcahy: is that because of a lack of regulations? joe wright in a pitch, is that why the economy -- radinovich, is that why the economy -- mr. radinovich: the economy has had uninterrupted growth since the middle of the obama administration since we came out of the middle of a crash that was from republican deregulation. the deficit by about half of the he reducedthe deficit by about half of the course of this term and also put sensible regulation in place. we are talking about the big banks. i support credit unions and their ability to make sure these regulations do not unduly impact them. they are an important segment of the local banking industry. really, republicans in washington, d.c., are not interested in the credit unions, they are interested in big financial institutions on wall street and other banking centers across the country. they are the institutions they gambled with our mortgage debt, the institutions that heated up the economy for the own benefit. -- their own benefit. when it came time for the crash, we bailed them out

low iq individual. no confidence in a guy like brennan. holder is a -- he's got some problems. sleepy joe biden.call him 1% joe. and by the way, george soros declared $1.5 billion. >> so, obviously, i mean, it's a lovely sentiment that people, you know, we shouldn't use the language of moral condemnation and destruction and make it routine, but the president does. >> well, look, i mean, i disagree with a little bit with charlie. i think he did seize the moment a little bit yesterday. and i think he did sound very diplomatic and tried to bring the country together. but look, this is a president, you know, who is a -- and he was the same way on the presidential campaign. this is a guy who is a counter-puncher, and politics is a contact sport. and you know, i know donald trump. when he gets attacked, he attacks back. he feels, and i think there's a lot of justification for this, that he's treated extremely unfairly by the media, and he goes after them. just as an example this morning, maggie h maggie haberman from the "new york times," who's not an editorial writer, she covers the white house and s

low. we just moved into positive real rates on the two year. >> to erin's point, ism, as you said and joe, highest in its 21-year history. the highest. the nonmanufacturing 61 versus 58 i mean, these are numbers that indicate exactly what you're laying out, erin, the market continues to like the fact we're seeing the growth to that extent, judge. >> of course >> as well as adp -- >> until and if you have problems with inflation. >> right but even with the ten year today of 3.13 briefly, now 3.12, the market doesn't care. why? adp is 230,000 if we get a great number on friday or just another solid plus 200,000, let's say, not a great -- not a 250 but a solid number right around 200,000 on friday, the market's going to say, see, there's folks that are getting better jobs. >> we'll see what happens with the ten year if you start talking 3.20 and 3.25. >> it's a welcome handoff. you're handing off into an environment where here comes quarterly earnings first of all, the financial expectations for earnings are incredibly low that is a bar that is -- we understand capital market. volatility has

one of the biggest stories of the day, joe terra nova lindsay bell is with us, cra's chief investment strategist. let's begin with the markets, stocks are at the low of the day, fed minutes to suggest and draghi comments, warning about italy and other members of the eu sort of a stew of uncertainty at this moment >> scott, we were doing okay until about 11:25, 11:30 i mean the s&p was down about .3%. where it broke to new laws and went down more than 1% when when steve mnuchin tweeted that he's not going to saudi arabia for the future investment initiative that's an observation. that's factual the market really took a tumbling on that so i don't think, if i don't think it's interest rates, we've had weeks to digest that. the i think the saudi arabia news is unfortunately picking up steam. i don't think it's going to have a lasting fundamental effect i think it's having an effect today. scott. >> pete, there are those who are citing the draghi comments as the reason for it lower, more than mnuchin tweeting about not going to saudi arabia. i don't know why that would cause a market sell-off. >> it adds to the uncertainty of what's going on. >> what

low price. that just doesn't really exist here. >> the legacy stores. are they holding up? >> they're struggling mightily. they have competition from all sides. trader joes and warehouse clubs. walmart and target. and of course amazon. it really wants to be in the grocery business. for some reason. so the legacy stores are really having trouble competing. one thing they have done is tried to remodel. and make them nicer shopping experiences. i think it will be interesting to see if it works. the stores haven't been able to offer low prices. they're not competing on quality or price. >> you can see this entire study for yourself for free. go to our web site. >>> all right. halloween officially a week away. for one boy this holiday is more than a day of dressing up. >> what's coming up at 5:00. >> working to build a better bay area and helping fight a faster commute. we have a team of colleagues trying to get from san francisco to berkeley. four different ways. the driving, bart, transit and casual car pool. should be really interesting. follow along with us. starting at 5:00. and paying it forward. with flowers. the bouquet give away today. >>> tonight on

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i don't know >> here's the weird thing, joe, you and i have been doing this long enough where i guess i'm old enough now to remember where 3.2% would have been lowin now we have a generation of people, millennials are just starting to buy homes, and 3.2 seems expensive. >> that's the other debate and question we have if it doubles from 1.5% to 3%, that's twice as much of what you were paying, but half of what was thought of as a low interest rate >> jerome powell said yesterday we are nowhere near neutral. so anybody who thinks we were -- >> i can't imagine that we were either people go back 100 years, 2% treasury was normal for a long treasury i thought 77% seemed li-- 7%, 6. you remember jimmy rogers, he said he would never see anything at near 5% on interest rates >> he may be right 3.2 is a long way from 5 we have to roll. >> on the way down at 8%, 7%, he said we would never see 5% we went to 2%. >> don't cut me off today. i have to do a taxi thing. i have to go >>> the ten-year bond yield at the highest level since 2011 mark fleming is here to talk about this you heard our conversation, 3.2% yelled, will that kill the u.s. housing market >>

about jeff flake and joe manchin, what are the chances they flip and vote against final confirmation of his nomination tomorrow? >> jeff flake i think the chances are extraordinarily low. he told reporters today that he expects to be a yes vote and he expects kavanaugh to get confirmed. >> unless something happens. >> exactly. that was where he was at. i think he would be the biggest surprise. we will tune in in an hour and 42 minutes to see if, indeed, susan collins has an argument to make as to why if she decided to flip, why she would be voting no. why she wanteded to move on procedurally to get to had to this place. i don't know how to rate the chances, wolf. susan collins clearly wanted to carve out a moment in time to get all the attention on her to make a statement about this. she is going to have that moment at 3:00. we will wait to see what happens there. if susan collins is to flip, the big question is does joe manchin want to be the 50th decisive vote? the only democrat. he will be under enormous pressure from democrats in washington to flip with susan collins. i think he suspect under greater pressure at home to support judge kavanaugh. >> explain why he i

joe biden, one to obama, one to holder, one to clinton. one to george soros. one to cnn. two bombs to maxine waters. >> good 'ol maxine, low iq individual. >> and one bomb sent to robert de niro. [ bleep ] trump. >> michael moore on the violence and the president. >> do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight? >> 12 days until the election and the nevada senate race is next and neck. senator cortez masto joins me on that. plus, the tennessee farmers who do not support the president. >> the tariff trade issue was the one reason i did not support trump. >> republicans trying to dodge the health care record. >> this is ridiculous, honestly. do you have anything to talk about, like the caravan? >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we are learning more tonight about the passable mass assassination attempt against some of the most prominent members of the opposition political party as well as credit ticks of the president and the major news organization. law enforcement works to identify the culprit, the president is warning the victims they better change their ways. more on that in a mom

joe biden. both talked about beating each other up out there. former attorney general eric holder also received a device. he was record on video saying when they go lowem. two devices were sent to maxine waters. president trump frequently accused her of being a low qi individual. congresswoman accused them to pausch back by creating crowds and telling officials they are not welcome. this morning the actor robert de niro became the latest target at the tony awards. he declared f trump during his speech. the president called him a very low iq individual. he received the bomb intended for john brennan. they are referring as fake news and with other major news organizations as the enemy of the american people. he also posted videos, by the way, of him body slamming the cnn logo. that was awful as a lot of us remember. here's what former cia director brennan said about being a potential target and the president's responsibility. >> what are he has done heretofore as far as this rhetoric is counterproductive. it is unamerican. it is what a president should not be doing. what he said today is what the president should be doing, but follow-up with actions an

low we go vote. our blocking and tackling, joe, is better than it's ever been before., this is the vote of your lifetime. >> i love that, because i've gotten into a scrap with people that go into restaurants scream at people and make all these scenes. i'm like no, no. don't waste your energy doing that. >> vote. >> set up phone banks. knock on doors. >> everybody who -- >> just said it perfectly, i'm just a dumb country lawyer. i wish i thought about saying that, when they go, low we vote. >> that's it. that's how you beat them. >> if you listen to the chairman's message, the tone of what you just said was assumptive, strong. they are taking your health care away. this is your vote of the lifetime. you had a strength and a presence without sounding victimized or whiney and both what you said and the way you said it chest out, strong, this counts, this matters, vote of your lifetime, taking health care away, stand up, be counted, we're the good guys. that's the tone. so i just think if everybody is listening to what you just said that's it. by the way you do the big mes

and, yet this guy is doing it -- you know, joe, you know what will happen. he'll stay in the low in there between 40 and 45 and then knock the block off whoever runs against him, turn him into a hard left crazy mob leading socialist and whether it's corey or kamala harris or elizabeth, whoever, he'll do that. that's the plan. we can all watch it play out in the next two years. we know what's coming. >> the question is do the democrats have somebody that can fight back? john cornyn yesterday talking about those angry mobs. yet the night before donald trump was getting his audience to chant lock her up, talking about dianne feinstein just because dianne feinstein was on a different political side than they were. angry mobs? my god, that's out of the low point of the french revolution where you have demagogue standing up, talking about throwing somebody in jail because they disagree with you politically. that ain't america. >> well i got to tell you, dianne feinstein, she's no madam defarge. she's a lock them up herself. she's a law and order person. all the northern california repu

joe biden, one to obama, one to holder, one to clinton. one to george soros. one to cnn. two bombs to maxine waters. >> good 'ol maxine, low iq individual. >> and one bomb sent to robert de niro. [ bleep ] trump. >> michael moore on the violence and the president. >> do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight?

biggest stories of the day, joe terranova, pete najarian and the ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill asset management let's begin with stocks moving lower but well off the lows. boeing seemingly unable to lift the broader market it's not the only stock, by the way. >> it's not. >> that has had great numbers. the market says, yawn, goes up for a bit and back down. >> the market is coming back in the last half an hour and that is because boeing is rallying from 352 to 362 as the conference calls end whether it's last week with netflix -- >> honeywell, cat, utx, jpm. >> you have a market that continues to not rally on good news but yet focus on the negative news like a caterpillar, focusing on negative news like a texas instruments, it means continued volatility and as long as we'll see continued volatility uribe not going to get the stabilization we're all looking for to buy stocks. >> i would say what the market is doing today is not a bad thing at all if you're still bullish the market, yes, you want some retests. retests generally don't happen one time you're going to bounce around, go test it one thing you don't want to see is a full-blown relapse and go e

joe. when he was in the primary in 2008, 1%, 1%. he's trying to go dirty early. i understand that because remember michelle obama said when they go low high. trump says when they go below, we go lower. remember crooked hillary when the nbc people, her friends, drop the access hollywood tape and you know what he did the next day? brought every single female that had been allegedly a victim of bill clinton or a mistress to the debate. it really got in crooked hillary's head. said if i were present, you would be in jail. that was one of the most devastating things i've ever seen and now he is zeroing in on, like he calls her, pocahontas. that's a real beauty. that nickname is never going to leave. spartacus. he had a great name for cory booker when he said -- it was the original spartacus? kirk douglas. now he is going after all these people. i think it is smart politics and the democrats are not doing very well resisting because this economy is red-hot. isis is ice-cold. we have pipelines. we have two supreme court justices. they are not doing a very good job. >> juan: that's when julian assange and the wikileaks people don't end trump

joe biden, one to obama, one to holder, one to clinton. one to george soros. one to cnn. two bombs to maxine waters. >> good 'ol maxine, lowual. >> and one bomb sent to robert de niro. [ bleep ] trump. >> michael mooren

low country. if youstion to be asked, didn't do anything in the statehouse about flooding, why would you -- will go to the professor for a question for joe cunningham. isthe south carolina coast worth nearly $9 million in tourism and almost 100,000 jobs. additionally, with the recent discovery of a coral reef off of the coast of charleston, what will you do to protect the south carolina coast? ban offshore drilling. she won't sit here and explain supports the ban, shows poor judgment really. -- people will start smoking. on offshorethe ban drilling on our coast, people will start drilling. i'm the only one that can be trusted on this issue, the only one that can defend our beaches and environment. first and foremost, let's go i'm not for offshore drilling off the coast of south carolina, working for the policy to sign.resident but we are talking about protecting our coastline. the i've been doing during campaign season, i'm part of the american flood coalition, a group that has come along and realized their coastlines are at risk. ,he money came down from fema flood mitigation for the state of south carolina, 157 million dollars. all we