or that order of abatement? but that means there is still no stairs in front or back, is that correct >> absolutely. my opening comments is the reason we feel strongly about the order being recorded is because it is list of a component of what has to be done. the stairs and plumbing and collapsed seal areering are on other notices of violation. there is a overall amount of work that's needs to be done, my concern is as they do it i want to make sure we get all this done because my understanding is we are deal wg the same contractors. mr. [inaudible] isn't doing the work, somebody else will be. that is my concern there is a order in place saying while you do this work, make sure this is done and think given the history and record and testimony that is a legitimate request. >> you feel resolving the 20 issues won't take 3 or 4 months? >> to deal with the building overall? >> no >> these issues would have taken 2 or 3 weeks to do most of them, yes. >> i just want to clarify, it is a follow up to commissioner lee's

>> this is a regular meeting of abatement appeals board. please turn off all electronic devicesism the first item is roll call. vp clinch, here. commissioner mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner mccray, here, we vaquorum and commissioner waumer and melgar are excused is commissioner mccarthy is expected. the next item on the agenda is item b, the oath. will all parties givingtume today please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you, you may be seated. next item is item c, approval of the minutes. >> move to approve. >> i'll second. >> there is a motion and seconds. is there public comment on the minutes? seeing none all commission rs in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? the minute are apruchbed. next we have item b 1 and b 2. announce for the public and the staff each side has 7 minutes to present their case and immediately following that there will be public comment. item d 1, request for rehering case 68102. shakespeare street decided j

abated complaints are 54. second notice of violation is 14. that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb

>> this is a regular meeting of abatement appeals board. please turn off all electronic devicesism the first item is roll call. vp clinch, here. commissioner mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner mccray, here, we vaquorum and commissioner waumer and melgar are excused is commissioner mccarthy is expected. the next item on the agenda is item b, the oath. will all parties givingtume today please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you, you may be seated. next item is item c, approval of the minutes. >> move to approve. >> i'll second. >> there is a motion and seconds. is there public comment on the minutes? seeing none all commission rs in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? the minute are apruchbed. next we have item b 1 and b 2. announce for the public and the staff each side has 7 minutes to present their case and immediately following that there will be public comment. item d 1, request for rehering case 68102. shakespeare street decided j

>> this is a regular meeting of abatement appeals board. please turn off all electronic devicesism the first item is roll call. vp clinch, here. commissioner mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner mccray, here, we vaquorum and commissioner waumer and melgar are excused is commissioner mccarthy is expected. the next item on the agenda is item b, the oath. will all parties givingtume today please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you, you may be seated. next item is item c, approval of the minutes. >> move to approve. >> i'll second. >> there is a motion and seconds. is there public comment on the minutes? seeing none all commission rs in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? the minute are apruchbed. next we have item b 1 and b 2. announce for the public and the staff each side has 7 minutes to present their case and immediately following that there will be public comment. item d 1, request for rehering case 68102. shakespeare street decided j

. >> this is a regular meeting of abatement appeals board. please turn off all electronic devicesism the first item is roll call. vp clinch, here. commissioner mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner mccray, here, we vaquorum and commissioner waumer and melgar are excused is commissioner mccarthy is expected. the next item on the agenda is item b, the oath. will all parties givingtume today please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you, you may be seated. next item is item c, approval of the minutes. >> move to approve. >> i'll second. >> there is a motion and seconds. is there public comment on the minutes? seeing none all commission rs in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? the minute are apruchbed. next we have item b 1 and b 2. announce for the public and the staff each side has 7 minutes to present their case and immediately following that there will be public comment. item d 1, request for rehering case 68102. shakespeare street decided j

abated complaints are 54. second notice of violation is 14. that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb

abated complaints are 54. second notice of violation is 14. that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb

. >> this is a regular meeting of abatement appeals board.lectronic devicesism the first item is roll call. vp clinch, here. commissioner mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner mccray, here, we vaquorum and commissioner waumer and melgar are excused is commissioner mccarthy is expected. the next item on the agenda is item b, the oath. will all parties givingtume today please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you, you may be seated. next item is item c, approval of the minutes. >> move to approve. >> i'll second. >> there is a motion and seconds. is there public comment on the minutes? seeing none all commission rs in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? the minute are apruchbed. next we have item b 1 and b 2. announce for the public and the staff each side has 7 minutes to present their case and immediately following that there will be public comment. item d 1, request for rehering case 68102. shakespeare street decided june 17, 20s 15. action

some of the penalties when it go tooz order of abatement it goes on the lean cycle so that is being tracked and when there is a notice of violation and don't respond there is a penalties >> to jerry's point i ptd to claim this because i know this is good news, to his point when you do your reports is it something that can be done on a muntly basis or say x amount och months we can give to show we are moving better into the going forward on this and we are- >> we can give the lean cycle amounts built out on the order abatements, as far as the outstanding neats i don't think we can track that. we would have to go through avenue wn. if he wants compliance of what is happening with we have tolook to make sure and look at the permit. >> you have to look and say that is correct >> we can take a example maybe 10 or 20 cases. >> you have ideas on this? i want to wrap this up. >> i appreciate the time. [inaudible] are the pts which requested from director hui that showed all that data and there were 10 thousand records in excell so if is easily summarized and you can see whether the fees are collect

yes, it is at its lowest level since 2009, but the slide is abating. as the yuan slide is abating. of 1.8% through wednesday was the biggest since 2011. still, this index is at its lowest since 2009, but the decline, as the yuan's decline, is abating. very quickly want to show you the dollar against the south korean won. this is another currency that has moved wildly in the wake of this china devaluation. south korean's won today rising the most since 2011. this is fascinating. this is dollar won. the dollar falling. the korean won rising, the most since 2011 after the central bank kept interest rates at a record low and china's currency site -- slide show signs of abating. the bank of korea says it will closely watch the impact of the yuan on the country's exports and capital flows. but that's the impact of today's move in the markets. francine: let's get more with bloomberg's enda in hong kong. in unusual move by the pboc. we are hearing from advisor saying that china still has room to influence the yuan. nda: we are getting something from the pboc. what they're trying to do is m

complaints received and abated, 164. abated complaints with notice of violation were 44. second notice of violation refer to code enforcement were 10. for the housing inspection services housing inspection performed were 957. complaints received, 362. complaints response within 24-72 hours, 338. complaints with notice vileshz issued 108. abated complaints, 391. number of cases sent to director were 17. routine inspection is 175. for the code enforcement services, number of case sent to director were 58. number of order abatements issued, 16. number of cases under advicement were 10. number of cases abated were 48. for the code enforcement inspection performed were 514. that's the code enforcement update and there are graphs in the back that shows all divisions response for the last 12 months. last month commissioner mar asked me to do a update on the older violations. we did a stat report from january 2009-2013 which there were thousands of open cases that we reinvestigated. out of all those cases we reinvestigated, we came down to 399. this is for a 5 year period. what w

the pilot, captain leul abate, sat with documentary filmmaker salim amin, whose father mo was killedn the crash. in the cockpit of a boeing 767 simulator, captain abate relives the hellish flight. >> so they came into the cockpit. how many of them? >> there were three of them. they took the fire extinguisher and they started beating the co-pilot, "go out. go out." i said, "guys, hold on, what's going on?" "shut up, the flight is hijacked." >> claiming to have a bomb, the hijackers demand to be flown to australia. >> okay, guys, i told them, this flight is destined to nairobi. we don't carry enough fuel to australia. let's land in nairobi. we'll refuel. and then we can go to australia. otherwise, i told them, it's impossible. >> the hijackers refused to allow captain abate to refuel at cities along his route. they want him to fly out over the water toward australia. the pilot knows that's a losing proposition so he hugs the coast. >> then he said, why are you flying along the coast? australia is somewhere to this direction. i told him, okay. i turn the heading. now this message came,

a 40-year tax abatement on that. pretty much unprecedented. tax breaks in nevada, atlantic city, florida. you have a history of him and even kind of a boastful history of him going out and taking the beneficial preferential treatments and i think that's a question of vote earls really need an answer to. >> that's where we land on this. final political question. you are immersed in this. conservatives look to "national review" as conservative thought. i think you would agree thus far what you just identified has not hurt him yet with conservative voters. why not? >> surement it has hurt him with some. but i think right now conservatives are very fed up with political correctness and very fed up with the establishment. i think they're drawn to his willingness to be bombastic, to say the things nobody else wants to say. he is more out there than chris christie and resonates with them. they're sick of that you got to be very careful, watch what you say politician paranoia and not just personality that makes a good politician. but we don't know abo

. >> la violencia que abate salvador ha impactado en todo nivel. >> llego convidar preocupaciÓn,que elpaz. en san salvador, salvador castellanos univisiÓn. jorge: el dirigente opositor daniel ceballos que estÁ en la cÁrcel desde el aÑo pasado pasarÁ a arresto domiciliario. asÍ lo acordÓ un tribunal de caracas. se dijo en un comunicado que se otorgÓ el arresto domiciliario por razones de salud. enfrenta un proceso por delito de rebeliÓn. la violencia domÉstica le quitÓ la vida a una centroamericana en textos. es una inmigrante guatemalteca amenazada por un mes mexicano, porque se resistÍa a tener una relaciÓn con Él. la hija de la vÍctima presenciÓ el domicilio y cuenta porque no pudo hacer nada. darÍo: en este apartamento fue amenazada una mujer guatemalteca a sangre frÍa mientras su hija miraba atÓnita en el baÑo. >> lo Único que me falto ver fue ver cÓmo caÍa. darÍo: blanca encontrÓ la muerte en un hombre que la pretendida, llevaba tiempo conociÉndolo, pero al parecer blanca no estaba convencida en convertirse en su pareja. >> ellos se estÁn conociendo, el seÑor le agarrÓ obsesión, n

they seem to have abated over the last couple of months, particularly since negotiations over this resolution have intensified. i guess, already because of negotiations, there was a very strong signal to the syrians that something was going to happen. host: john pascal sanders independent consultant, thanks so much for joining us this evening. next, a suicide bomber attacked a police academy in kabul on friday. there is no official word on casualties. local media reports say eight people were killed in the blast. the explosion comes only hours after a massive truck bomb tore through the suburbs, killing 15 and wounding hundreds more. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the explosions. the afghan leader has out to come down hard on the perpetrators. next, france must take action. so says the u.n. refugee agency. it says the country needs a plan to deal with the influx of asylum-seekers. the u.n. hcl called for a sustainable response from europe for the past year. refugees are living in what is described as "appalling conditions," with the hope of crossing the channel to the u.k. reporte

they can abate the trafficking. >> anticorruption protesters are keeping up the pressure on the president to step down. he's becoming increasingly isolated. david mercer has this update. >> reporter: throughout the day thousands have been filing into the city central park in a show of force against corruption in their government. the president has been caught up in a multimillion dollars corruption scandal that brought down his vice president. on friday the country's attorney general put in a request to have the president impeached for alleged involvement in the same multimillion dollars corruption scandal. people say they are tired of the corruption and they need to have some sort of political change. these protesters are taking place against the background of elections which are taking place in guatemala in a week and a half's time. they may not provide them of relieve, they say the president's resignation would provide them for a positive start. >>> south korea's red cross asked north korea to consider talks for family reunions. they want them to take place. the issue was discussed las

this violence shows no sign of abating. annette: a child sex scandal has rocked the small pakistani town near the country border with india. it is thought to hundred 80 ,hildren were sexually abused with the gang responsible blackmailing families with the footage. the case has sparked national outrage. our correspondent reports. >> it is being called the largest child abuse scandal in pakistan's history. in this --family families in this town were blackmailed into silence by a sexuallyen they say abuse some 280 miners. >> they drugged me and abused me. they made the video and then blackmail me a lot. they demanded money and jewelry from me. >> around 30 videos are thought to have been seized so far. many contain sexual abuse of as 12.n as young >> it is a gang that has 15 to 21 members. these people have been sodomizing and raping boys and girls under 15 and female it -- and filming it since 2009. >> the case has provoked rage across pakistan, with many wondering how such a crime can go uninvestigated for so long. they see

. >> and it would appear that the problem with north and south korea has abated for the time.nd giving concessions to step back from the brink. the latest tension began early this month when a land mine explosion injured two soldiers. >> a potential break through with the flu vaccine. they can only target certain strains every year. now two separate american research teams reported successful animal trials of a new technique. and the proof of concept focuses on what is common among all flu viruses rather than parts that make them difference. of course it now needs testing in human trials which will take years. but it is a step, a scientific step in the right direction. >> this is great. >>> and adam joseph with the late word from accuweather. >> we have a drop in humidity as we get into your tuesday and the rest of the week is smooth sailing weather-wise. and looking at the double scan radar, all fairly quiet. a front is passing through, it is humid and showers in some counties, but honestly that's about it going on right now. take a look at the temperature, 79 in philadelphia

. >> there's no sense at all that the situation will abate in terms of the bigger picture, the overalllow of refugees, of people leaving countries like syria. a dozen other countries besides, frankly, and making their way by a variety towards europe, towards the european union. this route flowing out of syria, through turkey, on to the greek islands, up through greece and into macedonia and serbia is a busy one, and is simply not going to stop. as i say, ferry loads arriving daily in their thousands >>> jonah hull, live for us on the greek side of the border with mass doingia >>> italians have been rescuing people trying to reach europe via a different route by crossing the mediterranean sea. the italian coast guard said it carried out 22 separate operations, bigging up 4,400. more than 2,000 died trying to make the crossing. many refugees are accepting the war in syria. 34 have been killed in government air strikes there. the rebel held town of duma, laying east of the capital came under heavy bombardment on saturday. activists say buildings in the town were trapped by shells. rescuer

. >> necessity ask for punitive damages and the problem to be abated. >> he could not be reached >> the pilot of single engine plane crashed on the if leaps and walk away. the plane went townshiply after the pilot took off from the airport after 5 p.m. yesterday. sky 7 was over head after the crash. the single seater nose dived into the downtown at 101 slowing the commute. no one was hurt. >> it is 4:33. simpsons for a hit-and-run driver who killed a woman in east san jose. officials say laura yolanda reyes was walking on a sidewalk near welch park yesterday and she was hit by a maroon sedan. the driver sped off and abandoned the car a few blocks away. laura yolanda reyes died at the scene. neighbors say speeding and inconsiderate drivers have been a major problem in the area for years. >> it is worse each days. now that school has started... >> a homeowner may have captured the suspect on surveillance video. at the request of police we have covered the man's face but you can see him walking across a driveway. authorities have not commented on whether this is the man they are looking fo

denim market have begun to abate. they think it's a lifestyle switch than just a fad the denim resurgence may be more short lived. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan. >> we begin tonight's "market focus" with a late earnings beat from nordstroms. announcing an increase in quarterly sales thanks partly to a recent acquisition and its canadian stores' performance and the company raising its annual sales growth guidance. sales were initially higher in after-hours trading. in the regular session the stock was off a fraction to 74.92. a disappointing quarter from el pollo loco they missed on the top line and earnings were pretty much in line with forecasts. shares slid initially after the close. during the regular trading session the stocks up 3% to $18.36. >>> stuff day for shares of kohl's the retailer missing earnings and revenues estimates it blamed a late back-to-school start. and shares tumbled almost 9% to finish at $56.11. >>> mixed quarterlies from dillards it beat on the bottom line and revenue mi

then presumably unconscious wilson's car hit an abatement at a high speed. wilson was in a coma the last 24 hours. he spent 12 years competing in the indycar circuit. >> it's challenging. as challenging as today is and yesterday was, he's doing what he loved to do and what we all love to do and why we'll all be back competing in his honor in the near future. >>> to some baseball now, orioles hit the road for a trip to kansas city since last year's alcs and not a happy trip, omar enfawn take with a shot to deep -- infante with a shot to deep center. royals win 8-3. >>> finally tonight this little boy not only has the skill, but he's got attitude. check out the bat flip. yeah. >> dang. >> pretty epic bat flip. >> it's a vine and i saw this. that swing is crazy. i mean the kid -- >> he's a natural. >> he couldn't be any more than 5. look at that, swing, form. >> looks like harper. >> i called him bryce harper, jr. >> that is nice. >> he's like yup, i'm that good. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep

since 1910 with a major character being a texas ranger in the movie and it doesn't how any sign of abatingt appeared in literature and some were novels that started out in the 1840's to 1890's all over the world. we have examples printed in languages such as dutch and japanese and italian and that sort of thing. one of s and 1940's the things that existed alongside comic books were pulp magazines basically monthly novels that were issued. you had such things as the texas ranger pulp magazines that came out and we have complete runs of a lot of these. today you see things such as the italian version of the comic book down here which has been in production in italy nce the 1940's and we have a belgian children's book, the texas rangers, that was very popular at that point in time. literally, thousands and thousands of them. we can't even keep up with them. one of our real treasures at the museum is the material directly connected with clayton moore who was the famous television lone ranger for so many years. we have one of the masks that he had made each time that they would start a new seas

the same number had been abated. -- deleted.r president jimmy carter has been diagnosed with cancer. revealedrgery which cancer in other parts of his body. he was america's 39th president. he founded the carter center to promote health care, democracy, and other global issues. he is the second oldest living president in history and his brother, two sisters, and parents all died from the disease. independent new york cabdrivers are taking on uber. the newly formed taxidriver owners association says the app has undermined their income by putting 25,000 new cars up against 13,000 regular cabbies area drivers say the value of their medallions has plunged, putting retirements at risk. they complained about search uber chargese more when demand is high. act to our top story. that is the chain reaction from china's evaluation of the yuan. joining us now is patrick bennett. were you surprised by the move? patrick: i was surprised. it came out of nowhere. it shocked everyone. the volatility is testament to that. towardit has made moves t

last mupth we had an abatement appeal case before us which was a rental home and the back deck was deteariated and had to decide to close that off. i'm curious to hear what the plans are for the smaller buildings or is it just all voluntary? >> i think it is a matter of resources related to the numbers. with the apartments there are more people involved and in terms of tenants and we have a housing inspection services division. single family and 2 family dwellings generally fall into the purview of our plan revuiew inspection and building inspection division and the numbers there i think are spread out and all over the city, so it is a matter of developing a database . wrun one of the things we hope to do and think you brought up a excellent point here commissioner lee, we intend to roll out the accela program and expect the project permit tracking system to provide the opportunity to capture features more so than the current permit tracking system. right now basics are the unit count, construction type, height, story count. adding and capturing features like decks and balcony, stairs fire esc

any time you say something abat least gun controls, that's not exactly what these fathers are talkingo of them, i believe, said that -- i, you know, i'm not trying to do that and i actually own guns. i believe in the right to bare arms, the second amendmented. >> i frankly think that gun control advocates sometimes used framing that scares gun owners and they're presuming people are going to try to abandon guns. >> that's not going to happen. >> a, it's not going to happen. b, there's constitutional problems. >>> but what we can do, with every lethal thing behind us, there are regulations. osha has seven pages of regulations on ladders which kill 300 people each year. guns kill 33,0000. >> i can tell you about that. if you get a swimming pool installed in your yard, you have to have a door alarm, water alarm. >> we're not going to eliminate guns from society. there's still going to be a problem. but are there ways we can expose them as a public health issue and make them safer. the great motto there is cars. >> you said that yesterday's shooting is another example of gun violence be g

what we've seen the equity market then the extra boost on the gdp from financial services is going to abate. we will be talking about 5% growth trajectory. not only the consumer sector but across the board. jonathan: talked about losers and miners and the auto to call carson's decline. let's talk about winners. are the winners domestic china? ashok shah: you need to look outside of china for the real winners. the consumers in the market. cheaper goods available. also people market themselves, the big importers. the population, domestic economy. the once who will benefit from growth. a lot of beneficiaries and the larger market. i think that is where one should be looking at now. jonathan: ashok shah will stay with us for you bail out deal reach pre-eu official said creditors and greece have agreed on terms. we are in athens lie. google by a different name. -- we are in athens live. corporatethe landscape. russia feels the pain. geopolitical pain. by 2009.gdp shrinking all about chinese purchasing power. yuan.evalue the we are back in two. good morning. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome b

does that street protest have any sense of abating? is it one of those things where the government is taking heed of what people are saying or do they just not care? driver of these protests now -- as you have seen on the screen, a lot of it is directed towards the government. the protests have become more focused -- there were two other protests earlier this year and they were not as directed against the government as the one one, even if the last saw last people on the streets. a lot ofeflect dissatisfaction, growing dissatisfaction with the way the economy has been handled, with the way the economic situation has played out. unemployment is rising, inflation is rising, people are feeling the pinch. this is very much what is behind these protests. given that the country is in the grip of a recession, it's not likely to fade anytime soon -- the most recent projections predict the recession may extend well into 2016. is most likely scenario overall dissatisfaction will only grow or get worse as the unemployment problem deepens. we have

saw some of its biggest losses as the emerging market selloff abated. so what is going on.it all play out? volatile pretty yesterday. we saw trending 480 points higher hitting intraday lows before staging a smart recovery ending higher by nearly 300 points and the indian markets are unlikely to regain a steady footing until china stabilizes but most market watches remain confident that india is still a good bet that the recent volatility we have seen will abide. reflecting specific comments we have heard whether from the finance minister saying that there is no cause for panic just volatility index has suggestingnearly 5% easing among investors after surging nearly 64% monday when they hit their biggest ever intraday fall. the rupee also rebounding yesterday hitting its strong gains received in the european markets and buying it lower levels. you also have the biggest institutional domestic by here propping up the mess from one of india's largest oil companies. there is a glimmer of hope emerging yesterday as far as the stacks bill goes which could provide a unified taxatio

the selloff we are seeing, it is abating a little bit coming into the close.las down as much as 190 points, now down only 116. let's look at earnings at sears. the company coming out with comparable sales, down 10.6% last order. 13.9% drop at sears, 6.9% fall at kmart. the company spun off its real estate holdings into a real estate investment trust. it said its adjusted loss before taxes and amortization shrunk. it is going to see a little improvement in that number but the core retail business is still struggling. speaking of retell, we have a couple of anticipated earnings to mention. michael coursed down 8% and coach down 2%. one analyst says inventories building up at retailers including macy's and dillards. she says watches remain under pressure in the united dates. companies like fossil are down also today. , aparable sales for kors decrease of 13.9%. sameecrease could be the in the decrease at sears stores. coach downgraded to neutral at j.p. morgan. a surveyhere said showed all the product changes that coach has made over the last 12 months, consumers

. >> i personally have filed over 3,000 noise complaints and the reaction of sfo noise abatement is thanks for sending in the data. you're in an area where we can't help you, it's too bad. >> definitely yeah. it's every six minutes there's a big jet flying literally over our house. >> reporter: now pour tolla valley and palo alto residents are suing the f.a.a. who didn't post public hears and didn't conduct environmental impact testing. similar lawsuits are already under way in arizona and new york. >> palo alto probably gets the brunt, because they're even a lower altitude so in many ways. community have become an extend of the runway. >> i would love it if it didn't happen. >> reporter: peggy bunker nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 11:00, mark zuckerberg posting a major's nouncement, but also shedding light on a sensitive topic. >>> we'll tell you about the small, but significant changes that might make people change their minds about oak lend. >>> we're get a live look at mt. hamilton, all that sunshine and nice comfortable temperatures but a slow warming trend will begin this week. mo

rally across the board, although it has abated as we head into the afternoon.e saw it go lower about an hour and a half ago. but since things things remained relatively stable. as 2.9%. as much we have cut that advance in about half. this rally remains a fairly consistent set across the board. best time.movers is it is the largest gain in the s&p 500 about 15% written biggest one-day gain in about three years time. the company came out with earnings. generally we are seeing a reflective bounceback. there are some stocks that are moving on more fundamental news this is an example of it. the turnaround of the company has been cutting costs, but no revenue growth is appearing. of thes a combination reflective bounceback and --damental news to cells and had been sold, we are saying it is worth coming in to me look after the drop we have seen. apple is down from its highs of the year. he can see here it is up 22% -- it dropped 22% through yesterday's clothes. it now it is snap it back from that. we're looking at the thanks snapping back to, and we have some analyst

it is abating for now. take a look at my bloomberg terminal. these are all the sectors.retty much all the sectors are down. the least worst performers yesterday. we saw lower bond yields. materials, industrials also selling off. i wanted to talk about the correction that everybody has been waiting for in the s&p 500. we have a year to date chart. back onrd was reached may 21. we have a 5.3% selloff since then. the correction, we're halfway there. we have not seen a selloff of at least 10% in four years. i just quickly wanted to look at the s&p over the past five weeks. at the depth of the selloff when and sawnderway today the selloff at its deepest, we were seeing the biggest weekly selloff in about two years. it looks like it is going to be the worst week of the year, down 2.3%. you can look at the other markets around the world and it is worst week in long periods of time. olivia: fill in the blank. european markets heading toward correction. the market heading toward 3500. thank you so much for the update area matt matt: for more on the global selloff, let's bring in

confidence that we are turning here but not saying, oh, it is just these few factors and look out once they abate, we will have big inflation problems and therefore we need to act aggressively. this is a less hawkish vice chair that i think a lot of folks presume him to be, much more consistent with janet yellen and certainly not itching to pull the trigger in september. you saw that reflected in the fed funds teachers market as he spoke. a bit of the increase we saw after the jobs report on friday. -- basedhe was seated on the comments and others he made during the interview. betty: thank you so much, carl riccadonna, chief u.s. economist at bloomberg intelligence. pimm: still ahead, shares of shake shack are falling today as they committee prepares to report its latest -- the company prefers to report his latest results. betty: another for comity, craft -heinz, reporting after the close. ♪ pimm: welcome back to bloomberg market day. i am pimm fox. there is a shot of the empire state building freedom tower, looking south of the island of manhattan. betty: what a gorgeous weekend. let's get a che

open of the selling at the has abated to some extent. see the bouncing around we have seen.ange has definitely tightened as the session has gone on. off 60 points, 3.1%. the selling is happening on very high volume. compared with the 100th day average at this time of day, we are looking at volume at least 150% above normal. these are full days of trading. some of the other highs we have seen in terms of volume. a lot of selling on a lot of volume. we have been hearing from some vendors that they are having trouble executing orders. td ameritrade talking about market volatility and volume causing market latency problems. also let's take a look at the vix. we had related issues with the market operator saying we saw delayed pricing in the 30 minutes after the opening bell. that was in part because of making all of the orders normalized enough to come up with a price for the vix. right now a 33% gain. let's take a look at the relative strength index on the s&p 500. this is a 14 day rsi. you can see the red and green bands. in theory, when we see it fall below the green band, it

if there's time that things were to -- if a lot of these problems were to abate and we have stability in data, december still a possibility and we're debating more about are they hiking this year or next year? that's what the market is telling you. they don't want to come out and say that. that's what we're trying to figure out. one time hike this year or fully push it back. if they push it back it can still go lower. we can go down into the upper 50s, low or mid 50s on the two-year note for sure. >> just when we thought the greece story was over, alexis tsipras re-signs calling snap elections. could this political uncertainty make european bonds more attractive going forward? >> so we're of the view that global investors have only so many to pick from. and given if we're getting events in addition to china and uncertainties, we still think the u.s. market will still out perform european bonds, equal unless there's a worsening of conditions there and if the greece thing were to really get out of control but what we saw in late june, early july, that's the peek of certainty and u.s. bo

by the end of the week that abated and came back. 1.12 on the euro and the yerngs 121.27. malaysia's former leader has called for a people's movement in the prime minister. this as around 25,000 people took to the streets for a second day in a row in protests. martin singh with this report. >> is 58 years of freedom from british colonial rule, a time usually for celebration. but a political crisis is also gripping this country as well in economic and also marketplaces, all centered on the leadership of the embattled prime minister here najib rezak, over the weekend we had a public display of discontent. thousands calling for najib's head. now, it's just a call to power where basically political loyalty is paid for and pushed the line of patronage is very deep and very strong still. but time events to watch. october is when the parliament in malaysia reconvenes and there are already no confirmed reports that weakened across both sides of the aisle, we have the opposition, as well as dissatisfied elements of his own party working together to ensure no confidence to get najib

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looking for friday selling to abate are not getting their wish yet. want to look at momentum groups giving up the ghost, so to speak. the semiconductor index entered a bear market yesterday and is still going down today. down 21% from its highs of the year. this is up about 240% since it reached its low in november of 2008. it has outperformed the market. today, decidedly underperforming the market. the other group i want to look at his biotechs. the index is up 490% since it reached its low in march of 2009, along with the broader market. it is down about 13% from its highs of the year, so it has entered a correction. pimm pointed out the stately earlier that one of the groups astutely earlier that one of the groups doing valero, all of, them falling in today's session. once again to repeat what you were looking at earlier because it bears repeating, look at those oil prices falling below $40 a barrel. there you have it. this big drop we saw, everything is rolling over in the markets today. betty: what a collapse today. stocks atks julie: the same ti

abating. the s&p 500 looking at its worst week in three years. hong kong and all of asia falling into a bear market. pimm: the stocks that led the market higher are now leading the market lower. we will look at the collapse of the fab live momentum stocks such as netflix and facebook. betty: media stocks collapsing this week. is this the beginning of the end of the pure television business? a longtime executive joins us in just a moment. ♪ pimm: good afternoon. i am pimm fox. betty: i'm betty liu. let's begin with a look at how the markets are at this moment. stocks are tanking again as he conceded the s&p falling below that 2000 level. we just inched just above. we are down over 300 points on the s&p. the s&p following below 6000 since february. people are calling it a total decimation in the markets. what than half $1 trillion lost in one day, pimm. we are seeing those losses being extended. let us look at the oil markets and how crude oil is trading could nymex is still hovering at that $40 a barrel mark down. almost 3%. brent down almost 3% a

state officials want an explanation how the began and whether the flood abatement project is to blame. >>> bring your child to workday has taken on new meaning in parts of the country. in washington, two state agencies are allowing new parents to bring their babies to the office with them. this first time mom brings your 4-month-old to the job three days a week. state officials say it's a win- win for mom and baby. research proves allowing the bond allows healthy brain development and parental well- being. >> in the policy, we say if baby is having a bad day, fussy, baby gets sick, mom takes baby home. we haven't had to do that yet. >> the ideal candidate must be no more than six months old. this comes as virgin airlines, netflix, longer maternity leave out there. >> common sense gets involved. if it's a problem, you take the child home. not so hard to figure out. >>> i think we want to bring bill evans in. >> i did the same thing with my four kids. >> did you? >> i brought them to work when they were that age. they don't want to come back any more. when they were six months old i mad

>> be cautious it does matter to the global economy while the long-term growth story has not abated aration it is time to be cautious. >> just like in 2000 the baby was thrown out with the bathwater there are good solid companies in china. >> is there a banking collapse? >> they can do whatever they want i am worried it can affect the chinese consumer like we went through the recession here. >> but you don't export a lot to the market. >> we do export to them. >> of 5% of the profits come from china so it could hurt us but plush the overall growth lawyer -- lower. >> a think that armageddon that they have to sell treasury -- trillions of dollars that doesn't happen we are in good shape. liz: the irs is in hot water to rid the the irs read these or personal tax information joining us with the newest developments. stay with us. two streetlights. the only difference: that little blue thingy. you see it? that's a sensor. using ge software, the light can react to its environment- getting brighter only when it's needed. in a night, it saves a little energy. but, in a year it saves a lot. an

let's have a look at the euro and the yen rallying slower last week with the rate hike abated. we saw the euro get very close to the 1.16 handle. now back to 1.12. we just had eurozone inflation come back in line. and that's not moved the euro back tout. about 1.12. a quick look at commodities because it's been a fascinating debate, a chicken and egg-type argument. has it been oil? it's been highly correlated. wti, 44.37. and brent, 48.89. but they did rally at the back end of last week. seema. >> vice chair stanley fischer said incoming data and developments will likely term whether the fed raises the rate. speaking from jackson hole, he said it's a pretty strong move but adds that they're looking at events. he said the fed has not made a decision yet but will be monitoring fred's u.s. jobs and market report. on friday, fischer told cnbc, the plan is still to move rates up progressively. listen to this. >> we're doing our best to make sure the market understands and everybody understands, we do not intend on doing a rapid rate of increase. we can't promise it won't happen. but

i hope i was able to lean on your strength without abating it and on your knowledge of trouble and its meanings, without deepening your own troubles. the best thing that can happen to man is to be known, and by a woman of your great kindness and light and depth. i think you read the situation and showed me a step towards change. well, i seem to be looking forward rather happily to the future, and perhaps i shall learn to keep still when i stumble and bump myself. love, ken. >> september 23, 1978. dear ken: we do want to be known truly, and i want to know truly. i'm so glad that you feel you can lean on me. it is part of trusting. you mustn't worry or imagine that anybody but good could happen to me from our knowing each other, truly. the dark times as well as the bright. for you know also i do there is nothing destructive in it, only everything that moves the other way. depressed or happy and serene, our spirits have traveled very near to each other, and i believe sustained each other. this will go on, dear ken. our friendship blesses my life, and i wish life could be longer for it. mu