anna: what you think?think they're not going clue as would that be a to what is happening in china and the slowdown? there is one central bank that is not going to hike, it is the ecb. they are still making baby steps on the easing path. countries like the u.k., and poland, denmark, sweden, all on the periphery of the eurozone, there is just no way that can be a tightening. it is the main trade block. i'm confident there is no change in u.k. rates or a long time. anna: a long time. it well into next year. jamie, thank you very much for joining us. stephen, let's carry on, talking about emerging markets. analysis on how they have fallen. when those falls are taking place. if you look at the brazilian right now. it is fallen 30% today. last -- 10%in the has been in the last month. steven: you see the year moves, there are many currencies that have moved 20% or more. where thea few largest move was in the last month. ,f a currency has fallen 20% and 10% has happened in the last month, it must matter. these cu

anna: choosing a cheap.board is set to name a new ceo as the fallout in the omissions scandal widens. the majority of u.s. states open investigation into bw. -- into vw. janet yellen gives the dollar of boost as they see interest rates rising this year. japan's made inflation gauge falls into negative territory despite central-bank's unprecedented monetary stimulus. welcome to the program. 7:00 here in london, on anna edwards. we are waiting for the fed chair to give us some kind of guidance on where we are going to go on interest rates this year. we are still live in terms of where the interest rate could go a. -- go up. there was a bit of the dollar bounce on the back of janet yellen's comments yesterday. it didn't really move the markets expectations, though. it didn't move those around in terms of where the markets are factoring in. it did move some parts of the yield curve. we saw a bit of a bounce in the two-year yields. but that big fall off you see was last week around the interest rate decision. rea

hi, anna.seeing shares around the region today decline in the wake of that official factory gauge out of china, the lowest level in three years as it came in during the most recent month at 49.7 in august. we haven't seen a level below that since february. the shanghai composite is down under 2% today. and seng is down under 1%, we are closely watching the chinese shares. among those stocks on the hang seng that are moving -- a big gain for oils. you were talking about oil a moment ago. after china is doing particularly well. we are seeing insurers going up today, and real estate shares, real estate investment trusts up about 1%. closely tracking airlines because we have seen a significant move of the airlines in the region, this on the rise in oil prices. that has had an impact as well. it is having an impact today on the asx 200 in sydney. is rising 3% on the back of oil prices. air china, one of the big decliners today in shanghai and hong kong, this on the higher oil prices, but also on ant

anna: thank you very much. hans nichols with everything you need to watch for from the ecb. stay with bloomberg for what you need to know on the decision-making around interest rates, qe, inflation forecast. we bring you live coverage on the policy and then the news conference 45 minutes later. ecb news time for the conference. now to the federal reserve. ahead of tomorrow's jobs report, before the key september meeting, the central bank released it survey. it expanded across most regions and industries in july and august, the report shows labor markets boosted wages for some workers. phil mattingly breaks it down for us. phil: expanded across most positiveproviding a look for policymakers. that is according to anecdotal surveys from the 12 regional banks. six reported moderate growth, and five reported modest. the survey covers july through mid august and says a mixed picture. there was positive growth overall, five districts reporting a strong dollar had dampened many manufacturing activities. wages were high

anna: liftoff of limbo. global markets gripped by next week's fed rate decision as the imf imf piles on the pressure. that theretells us is room for the central bank to stay lower for longer. >> the job market numbers are improving. room for the fed to hold their decision for a while. -- seoul holds its rate at a record low. beijing intervention. run for kong traders its biggest weekly advance since march with speculation that the pboc is still supporting the current base this time in the optional -- in the offshore markets. welcome to countdown. you made it to friday but i'm afraid the markets do not have much direction for us in the last 24 hours. the asian equity session starting to find its feet this morning. we picked up that coming up from the u.s. session. the u.s. market we were stronger at the close but not by a great deal. we swung in a wide range and on low volumes very apple moved a little bit higher. biotech moved a little better. everyone is focusing in on the fed, next week, and whether they w

anna: thank you. a southern accent would've added something. we need to talk about what is coming up. it is a busy day on the macro front. we get euro area pmi's. france, 8:00 a.m.. 8:30.k. and germany data the eurozone data out at 9:00. central-bank meetings today. bloomberg speaking exclusively to the government council at 10:00 u.k. time. anna: we are also speaking to mario draghi who is speaking at a quarterly hearing of the european parliament at 2:00. the bank of england governor speaks on the u.k. labor market at 5:00 p.m.. guy: we are watching for news from volkswagen's meeting today. we think this is the executive committee meeting. we think it will be this evening. we are watching to see what happens there. it could be a difficult day. another. dropped.ir stock has apologizes -- will it be enough to contain the scandal and save his that is best position -- save his position. sorry we have disappointed the trust, i apologize to the customers, authorities, and everyone associated with our busi

anna: thank you, shery ahn.president delivered his state of the union address in about 60 minutes. the refugee crisis is dominating. germany converting to house new arrivals. denmark now becoming the center of the story as well. issues about people passing through the country. hans nichols is in this country. a critical day in this story. what are we going to learn and what does it fit into the last 24 hours? hans: we will learn how far apart the eu numbers are from the reality on the ground. even the most generous counting as 160,000 refugees resettlement within the european union. every day in berlin, these are the named -- latest figures, 1000 refugees are arriving in berlin everyday. it looks like authorities are wanting to register some of these migrants,, but they actually do not want to be registered because they think that will hurt their chances to make it to sweden. merkel is doubling down. latest we havehe of how much they're willing to spend. at a same time, all morning, we heard from federal and sta

anna: thank you.minutes past 6:00 here in london. here are some of the events and data releases that will be watching. at 9:00 u.k. time we get that iphone number, the key gauge around the german economy. the central bank rates decision is due later on. the japanese prime minister will be speaking at 10:00 london time. he will be laying out his goals for the rest of his term after being reappointed as leader of his party for another three years. we will have analysis of that coming up. with the debt, later today, he will be saying what we reconfirmed as japan's prime minister. we will look at the economic challenges he faces. ♪ anna: welcome back, you are watching "countdown." here are the stories that you need to know. volkswagen is looking for a new chief executive after martin winterkorn steps down after the deepening scandal ofemissions cheating. possible ceos include portions ceo and herbert deese. in a new report, the janus capital funds manager argues that if a zero rate coming norm, the econom

anna: it is just about 6:00 here in london. we should recap what has been a great 24 hours in the equity market world. guy: we had a decent day throughout the u.s. yesterday. which slightly raised the expectation of whether or not the fed is going to hike rates. we think it is going to come more likely after that number. anna: at least the chances have gone up a bit. on monday,was 28% now we are at 32%. guy things are moving pretty fast around here. obviously a long way to go between now and then. two days of debate started today, what will the results the? a great deal of coverage of the next few days. quitearkets finished strongly, a decent update. we will talk about hewlett-packard more on cutting jobs. does,and anything the fed if that moves the dollar, that could have an impact on the large multinational businesses like the number one clothing retailer. so the numbers about the eurostes, 1.9 7 billion wayty much in line with the they benefit from a stronger dollar. clothes fromlot of asia, not getting a benefit from a stro

anna: kit, regular much. guy: two into bloomberg -- anna: never tune out. uy: yes, she mexico point. -she makes a good point. we look for to the coverage. anna: it will take a short break here on "drcountdonw." wn."? what does that mean for the future of broadband cable, the full story coming. guy: the president of the base got a little personal as the top 11 candidates -- 11 candidates yes. celebrity real estate mobile and current front runner getting a bit of a hike, donald trump found himself centerstage. and the uproar that went around it. >> we do not need an apprentice in the white house. we have one right now. he told us all the things you want to hear back in 2008. we do not know who you are or where you're going. need someone who can actually get the job done. ♪ >> i do believe that the fed is not going to hike interest rates in september. but there will be a rate hike in september. they will not wait for next year. they are getting the best possible solution. the matter what they do, no one is saying they will discover something entirely new. >> i

ask you anna. anna: shery ahn joining us there.e talking about this amylin deal -- this ambulance deal. caroline hyde has the decent premium. caroline: they would offer that is compared to 4.92. are expect the directors considering it fair and reasonable. shareholders say they are sharebrought up 670 p and . what a fascinating 10 around, considering two weeks ago the chief executive, charles phillips, said no, we are not up for sale. we're not running a cells process. two weeks later, and the deal seems to be being -- seems to be being done. the reason, we know is rife amid the insurance sector. some $81 billion worth of deals being done so far this year. that is double the amount we saw this time last year. we are seeing the price points being crushed. the cost of insurance prices are going down. hedge fund managers are starting to put cash to work within insurance, because of diversification away from bonds, stock markets. they are getting into insurance instead. this is why we are seeing this flurry of activity. two japanese com

anna: -- 15 were children. anna: we saw some protests in london. over the weekend. europeanhe broader question, the eu interior ministers are meeting later today to finalize resettlement plans. hans: we do not know if they are going to agree to an additional 120 thousand. 40,000 is where they think they are at. these are mostly the refugees that are currently in hungary, italy, and greece. number would put you up over 160 thousand. there is not a single politician that will tell you it is adequate. there need to be higher numbers. recognition in germany that more resources need to be put on securing the border. actually having decent border control and then you can figure out how you are going to resettle the ones that are already there. this is a process that is going to get worse in large part. this is a criticism internally of merkel because she sent that message to the camps that germany is open for business and that will accelerate the flow of immigrants. that brings us to our twitter question today. will the agreement provide for the refugee crisis? germany ha

anna: they want to keep the skies clear.have ordered a blue sky. >> also, they do not want to put dirt in the air. to try to get rid of birds, is a danger with aircraft flying overhead. but again, i key interesting point is if you look at defense spending in china, relative to gdp it is rising up so much now. this could be pressure for the u.s. to reduce. guy: the shanghai composite is now a negative territory. i'm putting it out there. a commande may have economy, but they cannot achieve everything. anna: it is only 6:51. they're still time. this is about friendly hacking. pete: banks are not always willing to talk about this. it is becoming an increasingly damaging issue for them. barclays is telling us about their so-called red team. they have this former policeman, former spies, and computer experts all trying to hack internally to find the flaws before thieves do. guy: that is what i would do. thank you for letting us know what is going on. hans, let me take you back to the chinese story. how much more do you think the

anna: thank you.: coming up, francine lacqua is that down with spain's economy minister. more on what he had to say about the china slowdown, up after the break. ♪ anna: welcome back, you're watching "countdown." u.s. nonfarm payrolls for august come out today with bloomberg forecast pointing towards 270,000. the unemployment rate is expected to decline to 5.2%. reporthe final payroll for the -- before the september meeting. consideringdit is putting an additional 10,000 jobs which would affect italy, germany, and austria, that is according to two sources. they are revising their business plan on next rotations that low interest rates will continue to hurt and ability in coming years. founder isibaba planning to raise more than $2 billion for a loan pledge against the company stock, just one year after that record-breaking ipo. the money raised may be used to fund capital. 6:31 in london, politicians around europe are monitoring the situation in china. in a bloomberg exclusive, francine lacqua book to

anna: thank you very much. the conversation to talk about what is happening in the wider world. let's bring in our guest host for the next hour. allen higgins is the chief investment officer. good morning. wake -- fed week. dovish houseen a for a long time and we think it is going to continue. it is a close call. because if the fed does raise rates, we will get such dovish words out of yellen that will calm the market so we could see an interesting anke but overall, from being amateur fed watcher, but very that when, we view you look at the range of employment, especially wages, the key one is the quarterly that came out of month ago. very low. the reason is that includes health care as opposed to the one that comes from the non-payroll. tour -- the turmoil that we have in the markets, we just expects a more -- treasury and pricing require some sort of action. they want to get one hike in. the interesting point is that the record of almost any country raising rates at the financial crisis. it is the seven-year

anna: the u.s.tice department is said to be making a criminal investigation into volkswagen. that is after the automaker admitted to cheating on air emissions tests. u.s.hile their top executive has apologized previously for the scandal saying we have totally screwed up. guy: chinese president xi jinping makes his first visit to the states today. china's military moves into the south china sea. will participate in a meeting with top executives. he will address the annual meeting of the yuan -- u.n. generally jenna -- general is a boy. -- assembly. of atlanta chief, remainsockhart said he confident that policy will be tightened this year. guy: once returned to the state the chinese premier. he has there today for his first visit since he became president. david is in hong kong. his message for the u.s. businesses he will be meeting? seattle. will go to washington state exports more than any of the other state to china -- states to china. microsoft and boeing are there. his message will be a message t

was anna thornton, her mother, and personal servant. know if that was unusual. that bowen ran a house together. they were very dependent on each other. bedroom, that's all i know. >> and she is the only one who stood up? jefferson: yeah, yeah. >> will you tell us if anna recorded in her diary the day after arthur bowen came in with the ax? [laughter] jefferson: in her drive to save , to save him on death row, as it accelerated, it all comes down to what president jackson -- so she has to convince them. she writes an 18 page handwritten letter in which she , second by second detail, it, and everything that followed, so you get a very -- you learn firsthand exactly what she saw and what had happened. >> you had access to that letter? i found that in the pardon papers of the president. all petitions for the president go into a file. in the petition file, i found anna thornton's appealing for of arthur bowen, the original. --doesn't that raise for you how many other fascinating stories are just sitting here underneath another piece of paper? jefferson: after writing

for more on this, straight to anna edwards at the conference. anna? anna: thank you.ee you. our next guest is richard murphy. he joins us and more famously, interestingly known as the man known behind -- thank you for joining us, are you please where or too muchesented? away from the policies? richard murphy: i did not spot any of the policies disappearing. i am not really worried. it is part of the strategy of what we did yesterday was the start of a new era of economic thinking. what john mcdonald has said is start from the foundation. that is the right place to start. he has time on his side and the way he can deliver policy over the next few years through the treasury and through the bank of england. make sure he has the foundations right and build policy from there on. anna: the leadership of the party and talk about wanted to overthrow capitalism. is it still a goal? a different language. richard murphy: i will not be talking about overthrowing capitalism. it would be unusual to do. i am not talking that and i do not think john and jeremy are talking about that.

out to anna edwards.hank you very much for you if you believe the noise out of the vents, it could be indication for anybody up and trading. and broader implications for the city of london. we are joined by mark boleat from the city of london. great to see you. let's start with a question about the leadership of the labour party. how able to work with these people do you feel right now? some of the leadership talked about capitalism. if it does not fit with the city of london corporation. mark boleat: we will talk the leaders of all political leaders because they have been democratically elected. we will happily talked with them. what is a might change over time. over the last couple of days from people who years ago were talking about fanatical ideas. very happy to talk at always open to talk with all political parties. anna: have you met with them? : as you know, i've met john mcdonald in a previous life. meetingsot had set up and with always had a good relation with the shadow chancellor. i'm sure he w

anna and james are still with me, certainly that's part of russia's calculation, right?want a syria led by an assad when this is all over. >> absolutely and there are many reasons for this. first of all, if any other government that comes after assad is not going to be friendly to the russian regime, that's the last thing vladimir putin wants right? they're not going to forgive his support for assad. ultimately though this is not just with about syria for putin. this is about control of the middle east, it's about pushing the west, the united states out of middle east. we like to think of win win scenarios for putin. if we just sit around the table we can work it out and everybody can win. but putin doesn't look at it that way. it's zero sum, i win, you lose. that's what he's trying to do. >> to get enough of an outcome to walk away from the table happy? >> anna expressed that very well, the goals of american policy is, the goals are what are causing us a problem. certainly a new regime in damascus would not be friendly to moscow. i don't know if it would be friendly to

greg: very cool, anna. thanks a lot. that is nice. i don't know. we'll see. thank you. anna: okay. greg breg what else is going on? >> no, the girls from the reel. they are here. it is a great talk show on fox 5. get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada,

they're not going to look up anna's records.omebody who may be on their radar, somebody in a political party not favored by the government, they can learn a lot about who they're talking to. it's who has the information that matters here. the government is powerful and information in government's hands is powerful. >> this is expensive,suing. you're paying for it how? >> out of our own pocket. >> well, good for you for fighting for what you believe in. thank you, anna and peter. coming up, where you work. are there notices like these posted? they're not there because workers are eager to read this stuff. it's there because government demands it. >> i don't know if i can afford this. maybe i can't hire you. >> kind of feels like you just protected me out of a job. . >> i shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we're making hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. you don't hav

thank you very much anna. >> ben: will it is constitution day. no complaint day tomorrow. >> juliet: if i lose this i will have to take you all out. >> ben: to lunch. good day new york is cap >> from fox 5 news, this is good day new york. >> all right. good day, new york. thursday, september 17th. i'm rosanna scotto. kelly. it's going to be unseasonably warm today. ten degrees warmer than usual as we look at that big line in front of the library. a little dragging last nierkts because i foolishly watched the entire debate. >> the whole thing? tree hours? >> three plus hours. >> i watched about an hour and a half, and then -- [laughter] >> they were all picking on donald trump. >> that i saw. >> it's debatable, how he did in the debate. i'll tell you -- well, here's a little sample. >> excuse me, one second. >> no. the simple fact is -- >> more energy tonight, i like that. first of all, rand paul shouldn't even be on this stage. he's number 11. he's got 1% in the polls. >> they were picking on donald trump, but donald trump was picking on them.

she was named for saint gee anna, a modern day saint from italy, who died in 1962. daughter on stage with pope francis at the festival of families, and met little gee anna this week. >> i had a dream, she was walking upstairs, which meant that she had been old enough to be walking. and at the top of the stairs was the pope and saint gee anna's daughter. andand i had that dream. and it came true. >> the family waited with a friend from the fbi, in front of the federal building, who told them the day of it might be possible to get close to the pope. here's how it all happened. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. god bless. >> thank you, pope. >> god bless. >> if you ask her parent, gee anna's future is a bright one. thanks to the pope, the fbi, and a little help from upstairs. >> i fell to my knees and i cried. and i thank the lord for helping us get through this and for giving her this blessing. >> a blessing and kiss they'll always remember. david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> oh, incredible story. now, for many people seeing pope francis in philadelphia just was a

anna: good morning to you, guy.oday is set to be dominated by the conversation around the economy. john mcdonough will be speaking around noon time today, a man whose talked in the past about wanting to overthrow capitalism. over the weekend, we heard from him. he says he's not a definite denier. expect some conversation about commitment to a budget surplus. what is he going to want to do to the bank of england? we understand he starting some kind of radical review of the institutions that manage the u.k. economy. does that mean questioning the independence of the bank of england? he wants to change the economic discourse in the u.k. he's appointed a panel of experts. he wants them to change that conversation. he wants to put anti-austerity back at the heart of things perhaps. what will we hear about the other policies that keep being mentioned? we want to get some clarity. what does he want to do on taxation? who's going to pay more tax under a labour government if we got one? quantitative easing. these are policie

he is with anna edwards. u.k.s live at the conference. anna, over to you. anna: thank you manus. you very much for joining us. you have been talking this morning about the bank of england. your said you want to keep it independent. what kind of reform are you talking about? john: we want to reassure people. we want to have a debate on the mandate. it is 18 years old now and it focuses on inflation. we want to talk about that mandate to see if it needs to be modernized. want to go wider. consult with his assistant and general population on what the role of the bank of england -- more consideration on prosperous growth. anna: why not take away the take of england's independence? -- why not take away the bank of england's independence? jon: i have never made a comment about taking way the independence of bank of england. it reassures people that they are independent. what we want to do is make sure -- the mandate will make all of its considerations. that is the debate that is happening in the bank at the moment. i want to ask if we can have access to all of the bank of england. offi

anna? >> oh, no. >> welcome to "good day" philadelphia.hat would you like to say to al next. >> i guess, well, i just found out about all of this a day or two ago when you guys contacted me. so i wasn't really aware of everything that was going on. and i casino of looked through some of the news stories, and i'm like i do have to say, reading the text messages, on line, they were funny. i didn't get through all 40. but they were funny. they were funny. i had blocked your number, like immediately when i walked out of the bar. >> that's what i picked. >> so i actually didn't receive any of the hilarious hilariousness until i somehow got a text message from your temple e-mail address. that will one came through, the one i responded to. misconception on line. but i received them all year, and then didn't respond until i was telling you i was getting in philly the following week. >> did you get together then? >> no, we didn't. i did send her a text to maybe, but that didn't work out. but that's fine. >> anna, what went wrong that night on the d

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she she is trailing trumpet in the polls. >> juliet: thank you anna. did you name the rat? this was an l train stop on monday apparently. >> from fox 5 news, this is good day new york. >> all right. good day, new york. it's september 22nd, i believe,

juliet: anna gilligan, hello. anna: the anys that this sunday, big night for hollywood. here is a look at the favorites to win an emmy and a track record shows in the running, take a look. with the 67th annual emmy awards babes the inevitable question whog the inevitable question who s the inevitable question who the inevitable question whobegs the inevitable question who will end michael winner? aim of thrones test of competition, mad men is a favorite of many critics, it already has four anys for a show that ran seven season. >> your dad wishes he could be here. >> what are you talking about? i am right ear. >> reporter: this comedy series could go once again to modern family which claimed the top honor for the past five years in a row. sixth year would set a new record, voters may decide it is time to give a newer shows a chance that the winner's table. >> you had my client david allen set up for her murder. >> reporter: one favorite to win best actress is violet davis for her role on how to get away with murder. another front runner for empire, anyone's game but walk

ben: anna gilligan is here. anna: controversy for retailers with. not all good press for taylor swift. her new music video is trying to back lashed for its portrayal of africa. anna: many critics say it romanticizes the continent and doesn't have enough black people starring in it, showing white colonialism. the director says the video depicts a love story in africa in 1950 and there are black africans playing the fake crew in the background but it would have been, quote, historically inaccurate to use more black actors. if it had shown more people, he would be rewriting history. in a statement he said, quote, there's no political agenda in the video. justin bieber was caught on camera skateboarding in manhattan. look at that. this went down outside the time-life building. ben: why is his shirt have on and half off? anna: maybe he wants to look at his tattoo as he does it and not the one on the other arm. maybe it is hot out. he went up before jumping back into a car waiting for him and took off. relatively unnoticed. paying attention. anna: drop of

lots to do. >> ben: thank you anna. that is it for us. and fox 5 news this is "good day new york". >> he is almost here, the pope. juliet: so close and yet so far. mike: is wednesday the 20 third. and greg kelly. rosanna: warm weather returns, the first day of fall. greg: is it all right now? >> meteorologist: it was at 4:21 so it is fall. greg: it works. rosanna: mike woods as you can't tell from his loud voice will be here shortly. greg: yogi berra has died at the age of 90, died in his home in new jersey, a true legend and rosanna had the privilege of meeting my couple times. he was amazing and all the stuff he said. rosanna: good to our myfoxny.com facebook page. greg: they have a kernel of wisdom. >> pope francis has a schedule for his first full day in america. he is nonstop, obama greeted them at the airport and he will be at the white house this morning, we have complete coverage on fox 5.

anna: people love speculating about this. heard a lot of names now two new names to play the next after daniel craig gives his final performance innspecer. >> could be a horrible accident. prchght he of course is being famous for being a soccer player and now returned but trying his hand at acting he apparently will have line it is in upcoming film if king arthur 13 to be exact and he's had few parts in things and a lot of fans on twitter are trying to get momentum for him to take on the iconic role not from a studio or official source. but it is interesting to see. perhaps a voice is a vocal coach thing and he could get in touch with his diaphragm and get a nice low voice. >> he has the look. >> but another actor hugh jackman is putting it out there that he was sergesly considering playing bond more plausible. he said he was previously approached for role but turned it down back in the early 2000s when about to film x man 2. now a different story for him he'll be done playing wolverine when that comes not 2017 and he seems i

. >> ben: anna gilligan is back. >> anna: trevor noah made his debut as his new host on the daily show. music remained this fish same for the show opening. he acknowledged his predecessor at the top of the show. he made lots of jokes about current events, the pope, pope, boehner's resignation, and he explained how he got the job. >> but think comedy central try, so once more, a job americans rejected is now being done by an immigrant. >> anna: most agreed that the material felt like it was similar to how was under jon stewart. maybe he will make it more of his own in time. the director of the new movie, the martian new about water on mars for months. the news came out just yesterday that nasa knows there's liquid water on the surface of the planet giving new hope to the idea could become inhabited. there's the movie will hit theaters on friday. they said they knew about it when they talk to nasa but he said that he knew about glaciers but he clarified he didn't know any more specific information after production began otherwise he would have changed his whole plot. the official trailer

and i never loss sight of the fact anna doesn't have that privilege. we know that every day. >> there are no visits for anna stoddart. there is only a graveyard. a headstone and memories from a life cut short. >> i used to go out almost every day for the longest time and just sit out there for hours. no mother should ever have to bury a child. too young. she had too much more to do in her life. she didn't get to finish it. and that's not fair. and this was the hardest thing i've ever had to do. . >>> this sunday morning where does the race stand now? we have brand new runners and i am talking to the front runners. plus remember this moment from the debate. >> watch a full fetus on the table and kicking and someone saying to keep them alive for the brain. >> how the fight over planned

greg: anna gilligan, the pressure is on. anna: i am trying it out. women know. i like it on her. she inspired me. i do have a joke. trevor noah made his debut. the theme music remained the same. he very smartly acknowledged his predecessor. he jokes about all types of current events. he also explained how he ended up getting the job. >> comedy central tried. once more, a job americans rejected is a job being done by an immigrant. anna: there is the joke that i promise. the material is very similar to stuart. you may see it as he puts his stance. greg: we will tune in for future episodes. greg: there were some pretty funny moments. rosanna: it did not work in the room we were in. a lot of people did not think that it was funny. [laughter] rosanna: we know firsthand. anna: priddy at ease for his first night. rob is an actor who played a lawyer. now he thinks he can actually be one. very funny show. premiering tonight at 830. rob lowe will be here on good day. great reviews. anna: hitting the red carpet for the premiere. telling the true story of -- greg: walking on the tight rope.

ben: anna gilligan looks like she needs some work. anna: i bet it tastes good. for health reasons i won't do this right over here. theresa: stay there a little while, work on your game a little bit and maybe he could teach you a few tricks. coming up on "good day," the washington square park art exhibit is kicking off this weekend and we get a sneak peek of the featured artists in our studio. ben: coming right back. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. s cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it' it' s the gear that gets it done. oh, stay on that one. sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can. record up to 6 shows at the same time. plus, you can record in one room and watch in another. p so you can enjoy tv on your schedule. welcome to

let's go to anna gilligan for more. hi, anna. >> hi, good morning. lots of good moments from last night including viola davis made history by becoming the first african-american to win an emmy for best actress in a drama series for her role in how to get away with murder. and it was her speech that blew everyone away. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. [applause] you cannot be -- cannot win an emmy for roles that are simply not there. >> she also quoted abolitionist harriet tubman and thanked other ground breaking actresses. after 16 nominations in his career, jon hamm finally wins for his role as don draper on madmen. he got a standing ovation, and he flopped his way onto the stage. but perhaps one of the biggest surprises and emotional moments of the night belonged to tracy morgan presenting the outstanding drama award to game of thrones. >> i miss you guys so much. last year jim hawaii kimmel said -- jimmy kimmel said on the stage, we'll see you back here, tracy morgan. >> he showed his sense of humor

anna: it depends how you define the deficit.avings talking about for a surplus but only after you strip out the infrastructure. this is a question we have asked ourselves. the british chamber of commerce's network have put --ward basel's that say proposals that say get cash for bonds or some other means of borrowing. preferably private are a wink but it could be public-sector spending, would be beneficial for the economy. we need great infrastructure to drive the economy, but to facilitate businesses and exports. so road rails, seaport airports, digital infrastructure and having to write source of environment for long-term energy security is hugely important. investy borrowing to could be a perfectly legitimate thing to do. we don't have a multiplier effect on the economy. would it be best done by the government borrowing money in the regular way, or do you like the idea of this. were people talk about using the bank of england to do this? guest: we have come to the conclusion that it would be quite inflationary and would be a b

anna: she said she enjoyed the movie. rosanna: i saw the movie, and it was enjoyable. appreciates people of age. greg: and anne and robert become a couple? >> no, it is about friendship. anna: season two of empire, tons of guest stars this season. chris rock, alicia keys and maria carey. last season, we were left with the em prigs that cookie add ats with her son jamall. >> cookie and jamall are soul mates. >> i feel a lot of people become murders this season. >> oh, god, really? >> no? >> i don't know. i mean, we were killing people last season, girl. why not. anna: that was grace, we know that luscious is in prison and this season in two parts and a cliff hanger between episode ten spring. 5. rosanna: thank you so much. we are taking a look outside. shall we. greg: pope patrol. rosanna: the holy fat err is about to speak and we'll bring you complete coverage. stay (beep) play awesome party song. (phone ringing) what's up mikey? hey buddy i heard you're having a party. what? if i was having a party, i'd invite you. would

juliet: anna gilligan is here. anna: this was the summer break as. another couple broke up that didn't realize were together, christine and a little wayne, did you know they were dating? little wayne is the rapper, christina is a singer, has the reality show, she is at d.j. apparently they were dating for about a year but went public with an a few months ago and now they have broken up and the reason is they are both extremely busy right now. she is in new york, he has got his record label that she signed to but he might be leaving, we will see what her future as an artist at that label will be. any awards are this weekend, some new presenters to tell you about, all regional queen of screen jamie lee curtis lee earned, and a word, she won two anys and is in a new drama screen queens. funny man will fort in the last man on earth and rob lowe, the star of love, comedy and writer. emmy awards on fox 5. disney is bringing back "mary poppins". >> the job is a game. every task you undertake becomes -- anna: you won't here any of the songs you know like --

anna gilligan is really getting into it. greg: what's going on? where are you? anna: mid manhattan. they are hosting us to sell grate german culture and pride, the parade is tomorrow and starting on 68th. it is the start of octoberfest in germany. octoberfest is about good times what. are german people most proud off in their culture? >> they like to celebrate coming together and having a festive time together. it is a chummiliness coming from the heart. anna: i like the words. first, we shall getting to the delicious food of germany. a german table full, it is a hearty food? >> it is. here is the basics, the pretzel with beer, nothing is better than that. anna: so true. i love it. the germans are go big or go home. >> well, it is big. we have the snitzel. by the way, it is not a weiner. it is very nice dish. >> we have the beautiful people behind the bar. the men and the women. they appreciate beauty. >> yes. >> you have special something for us. >> i do. this is a beautiful, beautiful heart. >> what does it mean? >> we love "good day new york." and what happens is during octoberfe

host: anna galland is in chicago. thank you. host: at the table now is jenny beth martin, president and cofounder of tea party patriots. we want to start with donald trump, and specifically eight politico -- a politico piece. st piece.o -- a politico it says that he has, if nothing for, exposed the tea party what it really is. his popularity is proof that the tea party is less a libertarian movement than a right wing movement of populism. tea partiers are less upset about the size of government overall than they are that so much of it is going to other people, especially immigrants and nonwhites, they are for governments for them, and against governments not for them. what is your reaction? guest: i'm not sure that i what donald trump is saying exposes that. i can tell you that the people i work with around the country are concerned about the size of governance. -- we have maintained that the one way to balance the budget would use the petty plant which reduces spending by one penny out of every dollar that the government spends

steve, and brian, and -- >> anna. >> anna. you wake up on the wrong side of the bed?actually post another message honoring the few hundred folks who watched the disaster called the entourage movie. >> that's what i think. >> i did see it. it was terrible. >> he didn't let you down. >> we have no idea. >> i don't care. >> now emily blunt is quite a looker, and he really likes her. >> oh, ian likes emily blunt. >> she's british. she became an american citizen and then she watched the republican debate and said she regrets -- >> you're looking at jeff asking the question. do you think he's going to be the funny guy? look at me. in my eyes. >> i became an american citizen recently and i thought this is a terrible mistake, what have i done? your reaction? >> that anyone is paying attention to emily blunt. this is like going to a green bay packer for fashion tips. not that there's anything wrong with that but he ain't weari ii prada. i don't care what she says. i got netflix. >> if you were going to go to a movie would you buy one seat or two seats? >> oh, that's funny, ste

and i never loss sight of the fact anna doesn't have that privilege. >> there are no visits for anna stoddart. there is only a graveyard. a headstone and memories from a life cut short. >> i used to go out almost every day for the longest time and just sit out there for hours. no mother should ever have to bury a child. too young. she had too much more to do in her life. she didn't get to finish it. and that's not fair. and this was the hardest thing i've ever had to do. >> the communal life of the >>> friday night in los angeles, a movie actress and four of her friends were murdered. >> they were murders that rocked the nation. four months after the brutal killings, evil had a new face.

. >> i've also always admired anna, i have followed her growing up.i'm really obsessed with her. >> she didn't get the job. >> wasn't your outfit? >> identical is myopic, was myopic, i think my hope that was pretty good. i think i sold myself short because i was so nervous. >> so i got it interview with anna at the metropolitan museum of art, the costume centers named after her. she was signing catalogs of the exhibit. the exhibit of it called china through the looking glass. they have already had 30,000 visitors. >> it's an incredible mixture of costume, music and it's something throughout the exhibition that appeals to everybody. people have an emotional reaction. >> this exhibit is talking about the influence of chinese aesthetics on western fashion. >> i don't think you could pay me to go see that. >> it's not for you bell. it's it's for the millions of other fans. >> i'm the only one i'm sure. >> then i asked her, do you have any advice for regular women walking down the street want to be fashionable. >> i think the most important is to be true t

i got that, i think that's what she is saying. >> anna: i think i think that she considers herself a mother and not that she has motherly instinct is what people are upset about. presidential candidate clinton has nothing but nice things to say about part kardashian kanye west. here's a picture they took last month at a fundraiser. she said she found kim to be warm, personable and sweet how she introduced her husband kanye west like clinton didn't know who he was. when asked if she thinks kim is a good role model she says i think all of us in our own ways can be inspirational or aspirational for people. i think many people see her as someone who gets up every day and try to figure out how to make that day successful. >> juliet: she is a hard worker, kim kardashian. >> ben: personally i never got the impression she was in a nice person. you don't hear talk negatively about anybody. >> anna: that is true. >> juliet: i was out yesterday this is an revolutionary plane, incredibly safe. it can deal with stalls, and spins like really no other. it was a very cool experience to watch steve f

it's terrible for anna.he didn't want to do it, but it's the only way we're going to find somebody. we have to ask. >> reporter: glenn millis is searching for a kidney donor in an unusual way. he's placed 70 signs along busy roads hoping someone somehow will donate a kidney to his wife. >> you only need one. you have two. you can't take them to heaven, so -- >> i think i did. i covered myself. i couldn't believe that he come up with this. >> reporter: anna's case is especially complicated. she has a very high level of antibodies, so there's just a 2% chance she'll find a match. >> love is a very powerful thing. it's the most powerful thing. >> reporter: despite the odds the mother of three remains optimistic as she paints a new portrait of her future. anna has no idea how or when it will end. >> if you see this, please think about donating to ann in and please think about donating to someone else. >> reporter: 14 of anna's friends and family members have been tested, but no one is a match. right now there ar