the 22-year-old was shot over and over again in a parking lot at aberdeen township last night. brian thompson spoke with the victim's tearful father. >> the prosecutor and aberdeen police just released the crime scene behind me after sannding really all night and most of today going over everything they could find in the parking lot and the weeds around it. >> please, that's my son. >> a father appeals for anyone to step forward who might know who killed 22-year-old billy sunday night. >> walked out the door was the last i saw him and police cars street. >> family and friends kept vigil outside the family home. while maybe half a mile away investigators from the moouth county prosecutors's office searched through poison ivy infested weeds. he drove his car to this desert deserted parking lot and was shot as many as nine times. >> we want to know who did this. >> reporter: billy karecki was hoping to become a mechanic. >> he was just a great kid. you know, we spoke nice and -- >> did he ever say he had enemies or anything. >> in a fight over a girlfriend, but it's unclear to the

it's one of our biases at aberdeen. there's a number of opportunities in africa or asia. attractive opportunities in asia as well mongolia. >> these companies both have issues at a corporate governance level but they are still very much the sacred cows respectively and we think that we're being compensated for the risk in those companies. >> thank you for being with us. head of emerging markets sovereign debt at aberdeen asset management. >> it's been a wild ride for oil with wti and brent down over 15% for the year but what if the dow tracked oil? well, robert has been crunching the numbers and this is how bad it would be. the index would be around 1,000 points below where it is now and between it's lows and highs there would have been a range of nearly 8,000 points. can you believe it? the dow's actual range this year is a little over 2,600 but it's been really interesting to kind of track the correlation between oil prices and stocks a high correlation over the past couple of months. i still remember on friday the minute oil prices moved lower european stocks moved int

who's been truthful, who's not and lay the traps for the big people which is going to be clinton and aberdeen. >> lois lerner got away with it, took the fifth, and pagliano is going to do the same thing. he's a low level guy, a tech guy, not an editorial guy. but he did see things or he wouldn't be taking the fifth, correct? >> absolutely. >> had to. >> he's got a lot of inside information. but the setup of that server, who was involved, who signed off on it, what kind of additional security provisions were put into place because one of the questions we're hearing increasingly is whether there was some kind of compromise by an intelligence service or hackers. there are reports that goose fer wants to sale the e-mails. he doesn't have a lot of cover with the clintons, necessarily. >> now, what is the committee trying to get rosen in the big picture of benghazi. it's gone on years and year and years now. how do you see the big picture. >> we should point out the clinton campaign encouraged brine pagliano to testify freely. i want to encourage you to step back and see this in broader terms. with

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by the end of june, ashburton wrote to lord aberdeen that this problem of the creole unless we resolve it somehow is going to sink all of these other issues that we have to deal with. finally webster and ashburton put together a treaty form over the issues except the creole. they agreed, ashburton, webster, president tyler used secret funds, money to soften up people to agree to a new border. they settled the border that was in a treaty. on the issue with the right to search american vessels off the african coast for slavers, and nice resolution. joint patrols. one doesn't have to bore the other. -- board the other. they agreed to neck tradition treaty. webster tried to get a provision -- they agreed to a treaty. webster tried to get a provision, but ashburton was too smart. i know you are talking about the creole. we want do that. they exchange notes about the carolina fair going over niagara falls -- caroline affair going over niagara falls. all of the tough issues got settled except for the creole affair. could you imagine webster and ashburton in this kind of weather without air-co

the pontiff would be a crucial voice to get said aberdeen kn- b aberdeab abidhini out of prison. >> a whopping of 68 percent view him in a positive light while 58 percy him more favorable. too oo in other news a fox news alert more than 200 people are dead after a stampede in saudi arabia. it happened near the muslim holy city of mecca as an estimated 2 million took part in the traditional hajj pilgrimage. it is not yet known what prompted the stampede. >> four universities chosen to host the vice president and presidential debates next year. those running for president will go head to head once at wright state university in ohio and another washington state in st. louis and university of nevada in las vegas. this as brand new fox news poll numbers show the political outsiders still leading the republican field. donald trump on top with 26 percent. dr. ben carson coming in second place with 18 percent and carly fiorina and florida center marco rubio are tied with 9 percent. on the democratic side vice president joe biden's numbers have nearly doubled since august. hillary clin done re

what i can say is that of the entire aberdeen, this is aberdeen opposed to the rdo puffers product, every [inaudible] on the team, when we retained them is now longer with the firm. >> i'm very much concerned whether or not this manager has been on the watch list. stone harbor on page 5, on your point number 6, you say this more aggressive orientation is significant under performance in 2008 when return td a negative 13.1 percent net of fees versus 2.4 percent universal index. [inaudible] that is 1550 basis points. further, on the following page you say the tracking error for stone harbor, 350 basis points, so you take 1550 divided by 350 this is 4 and a half standard deviations. this is once in a thousand years. in terms of this is a very very big deal. the criteria i'm looking on the maximum allocation below investment grade, 50 percent. that is unacceptable to me. that is absolutely, totally unacceptable and let me give a couple reasons. 4 and a half standard deviations, no. that says it doesn't work. it vichiates you belief that returns are distributed. number 2, we are talking about

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this is donald trump lost harsh personal attack on hillary clinton top aide aberdeen ichltd getting class fight secret she's married to anthony we hopeer who is a pivrnlt i think it's dangerous thing when she's the receiver of so much of this very important information and she's married to a guy who obviously is psych lodgely disturbed. >> her husband anthony weiner infamiliar mustly rae signed from congress after tweeting inappropriate photo to young women. clinton campaign called trump attack disgraceful. >> trump 10s to ride high in the poll he's now facing new competition in the critical first voting state of iowa. where dr. ben carson now tied for the lead in the latest pochlt carson tied with trump and way ahead of the rest of the republican. john then karl abc news the white house. >> in case you missed it rapper producer kanye west announce would he run for president in 2020 t.unclear how serious he was but g.o.p. operative in maryland filed paperwork today to form a campaign committee called ready for kanye. 30's even rae response from the white house. press secretary josh said h

uma aberdeen says someone tried to e-mail her on her personal address and it bounced back. they called asking for help apsalming she used official e-mail. she says they have no idea it was you, a random address, so they e-mailed. there is one e-mail that provides a glimpse into the workings of the clinton foundation. this one from hillary clinton to aide cheryl mills, they are talking about rebuilding schools in haiti after the devastating earthquake. great ideas, let's work towards solid proposal. maybe to ed cross and clinton foundation since they have unencumbered money. >> explain that to me, mica. what just happened? >> she's just you know getting some things over the clinton foundation that might be helpful to haiti, i guess. >> what do you think about that? >> i think that's probably, probably, i don't know, because it's not enough. >> i'm going to ask you what you ask poor people like gene robinson when they try to hedge and be polite. i'm going to hold you to your own standard. now, tell me truthfully, what do you think about the fact that a secretary of state is u

he post was suggesting that aberdeen may have had classified information from hillary clinton's e-mailse's randy indicate. >> donald trump unleashed in 140 characters or less. his tweets are often sarcastic, hateful, nasty. most are directed at his opponent. jeb bush never uses his last name on his tidesing. is he ashamed of the name bush? a sad situation. go jeb. congrats at lindy graham sc, you just got four points in your home state of sc. far better than zero nationally. you are only 26 points behind me. and after democratic candidate bernie sanners lost control of his microphone to black lives matter protesters, trump tweeted this dig, how is brny sanners going to defend our down country if he can even defend his own microphone? very sad. trump went after the president after the bole scare. i am starting to think there is something seriously wrong with president obama's mental health. why won't he stop the flights? skoe. in another twooed tweet he asked if the president is stupid or arrogant. trump has nearly 4 million followers on twitter. so his tweets hardly go unnoticed. his fa

[music] cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 www.abercap.com >>> right now on nbc bay area news, one of the deadliest years on bay area roadways. what is being done this weekend to try and reverse that trend. >>> and two college campuses on edge after two women were attacked inside bathrooms. tonight police are looking for someone new in order to catch the culprit. >>> then, traffic trouble this labor day weekend. the shutdowns happening right now across the bay and you're best options to get around. >>> thanks for joining us for this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm vicki nguyen in for vicki and terry. s chp is calling this one of the deadiest years on bay area roads in a while. the chp has seen 120 crash deaths. tonight the spotlight is on drunk drivers in an effort to catch them before they hurt someone. there are check points across the bay. including one right off of highway 85 in saratoga. that is where we join nbc bay area's mariage favro live. what can drivers expect tonight? >> reporter: right now you can she sheriff's deputies are saiding up -- setting up this

the body of 22-year-old william correcty -- ca recchi was discovered in a lot in aberdeen last night. police received a 911 call. he had been shot multiple times. no arrests have been made. >>> and a pedestrian in the hospital tonight in critical condition after being hit by a van in manhattan's flatiron district. police say a van was turning from east 21st street onto fifth avenue when it struck a 51-year-old woman crossing the street. the victim, who has not been identified, was rushed to bellevue hospital. the driver stayed at the scene. no charges have been filed. >>> authorities in kentucky say altered marriage licenses being issued by kim davis' office are valid. in a compromise it's apparently satisfied both sides of the debate. davis returned to work today for the first time since spending five days in jail for refusing to issue licenses to same-sex couples. one of her deputies issued a license to a same-sex couple that was altered to remove davis' name so as not to violent davis' conscience. >> if any feels they must issue an unauthorized license to avoid being thrown in jail

is saying aberdeen provided financial information to show whether she had conflict of interest or notundreds of emails they didn't get? >> they just are struggling to understand what happened here. there's over 900 emails involved in libya, we're told. some of them about benghazi. there was a subpoena months ago from the chairman trey gowdy. was that subpoena ignored? was it defied by officials at the state department or in the clinton campaign? these are answers that have to be addressed. questions that have to be addressed. on top of that this is happening not in a vacuum, but with an fbi criminal investigation. what else is in that server that we haven't seen? >> ed, thank you. >>> federal reserve chair janet yellen is back in d.c. tonight after receiving emergency medical attention during a speech in massachusetts last night. a spokesman said yellen felt dehydrated after speaking for nearly an hour. she is okay. stocks were mixed. the dow gained 113. the s&p was off one. the nasdaq dropped 48. for the weeks the dow is down a half a percentage point. the s&p 500 lost 1 1/3. the nas

really appreciate it, with aberdeen this morning on glencore.e have much more for you on "bloomberg surveillance," and through the morning, including our moment with shinzo abe in the 8:00 hour. joining us in the next hour, ian bremmer of eurasia group will and we will speak with mr. bremmer on the challenges of japan. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" in new york city. right now, with our morning must-read, here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: i want to turn to geopolitical questions. vladimir putin spoke with president obama yesterday, the first time in 10 years that has happened. richard haass's writing in the financial times today -- saying isat he is that the u.s. idea to replace a shar al-assad with another leader is not going to wear. tom: it is almost a partition. vonnie: exactly. the u.s. has tried this before in other countries, and perhaps working with russia is a good idea. tom: and from the ft, they quote mr. putin -- "do you realize now what you have done?" which is vl

more, let's speak to the chief investment officer at aberdeen asset management. great to have you on the program, inc. you for joining us. -- thank you for joining us. are you disappointed that the fed didn't start to normalize? it just delay something that will be inevitable, so the markets are still in a false sense of security. >> i think that is an adjusting point -- does it really delay the inevitable? if you look at the raw data, there is nothing which says at this stage that the fed should be pushing harder rates. i think there was a debate around -- if we don't raise rates now, then we don't have to cut them later on. but there should be a compelling reason, and they're clearly wasn't. it is a finely balanced decision but it is the right decision. francine: are you talking about domestically? that you think there is no reason, for because of the specter of disinflation, the worries surrounding about a global recession? anne: i think there is a risk, that if the fed moves prematurely and tightened rates to quickly into what is at the moment a slowing of a

aberdeen 1.42. brooklyn seen 1.34 and it's raining right now in brooklyn. staten island 1.31. well, wait a minute, how come there was so much flooding on staten island? it was the rainfall rate. it just came down so fast. you had these two systems merging, converging and it just dropped all that rain. central park already an inch. we're likely going to be there soon. flood advisory now until 7:00 a.m., again, through parts of nassau county, into the bronx and then now parts of suffolk county as well. so the heavy rain pushing into more of nassau county and suffolk county. look at this line holding together. that's going to totally just stay right together and skip on through and over. definitely going to slow you down on the south shore. and now into brooklyn another batch of heavy rain pushing through. expand that and you get a sense of the next round. that's that 9:00 or 10:00 system we see in the city. yes, it's going to slow you down, getting the work day under way. and then here's all of this moisture coming up. but the front has to push through that way, so the needed ra

of course we did see the first tweet from hillary clinton's aide, huma aberdeen who said this. you can be a proud american, a proud muslim, and proudly serve this great country, pride versus prejudice. now, is it about time that this issue got discussed at this level and what might the result be, do you think? >> first of all, i retweeted huma's tweet. great sentiment. it's important. she's been attacked a few years ago by elected officials like michele bachmann, congresswoman at the time. that's sort of the smear campaign we heard about any muslim serving in the american government, somehow we're not loyal to this country. i think we should have an honest discussion. i beg people to have an honest discussion. i've tried to had it through my columns for "the daily beast" and cnn opinion which i write about every week for, on my radio show. one that's not defensive, judgment free. where people can ask the questions about muslims and have a discussion and engage it and answer it in a way that makes sense. and we're honest. there are certain things in the koran that if you take ou