all i'm saying, sure that's true at georgetown and asu, but i'm not worried about georgetown.400, we have 7,000 out there trying to enroll students. >> i understand. >> we are going to -- >> it's got to be a real nobel prize too. economics of not -- how about peace? >> no. no. >> in fact, that should disqualify you. >> we will continue the conversation on the future of higher education with the closer look at the classrooms of the future, both brick and motor and online and a look at the athletic university systems. let's look ahead to the markets ahead of today's big meeting. jeremy seigel will join us next. without the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost high speed internet into the homes of hundreds of thousands of low-income families. it lets students do homework and study at home. so far more than two million people across america have benefitted. internet essentials is going to transform the lives of families. i see myself as maybe an entrepreneur. internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the dig

simplicity and the gentleness of your words and the generosity of your spirit, we see a living teachings, asus moral authority comes not just through words but also through deeds. [applause] you call on all of us, catholic and non-catholic alike, to put the least of these at the center of our concerns. that in the eyes of god, our measure as individuals and our measure as a society is not determined by wealth or power or station or but by how well we hate the scriptures to lift up the poor. [applause] to stand up for justice, against to ensure that every human being is able to live in dignity, because we are all made -- of god.e off god world'snd us that the most powerful message is mercy. well committing a stranger with empathy and an open heart. [applause] from the refugees who flee war-torn lands to the immigrant who leads home -- leaves home in the search for a better life. [applause] it means showing compassion and to the outcast, to those who seekr and those redemption. you remind us of the cost of war. powerless,y, on the and urges towards the imperative of peace. [applause] holy father

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and asu, he's not ignorant. he's not uneducated. >> we see you've come with an indian. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> excuse me, we met here, he didn't come with me and i didn't come with him, i just met him yesterday. that fact is a majority of native americans support these name names. >> let's go ahead and have two more questions. >> my name is christopher beck, i'm from arizona. i'm a graduate of the city high school, one of the warrior, redskins fan since i was five years old. so i've always been around native mascots. i've always travelled with the teams that we played on, go off the reservation and play, being a fan of the redskins, it's been a part of my life. for someone like me, i identify with the team. i identify with the name and the logo and that's -- it's always been a source of pride and i'm not the only one. we're not -- we're not ignorant. we're not uneducated. we know why we are fans of this team and why we support this team. sports is a big joining factor and for us this is a sports issue and

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leo, so you teach native american studies at asu. is this an issue you discuss in your class and how does that conversation tend to go. >> we usually cover this in our int ductory course. i see this as a starting point for the other courses that we offer because there is so much to cover in american indian s. i think folks enter into the classes thinking they're go to learn about shallow topics about indians, like buck skin and beads or how to do rituals and i asked students for the very beginning of what they expect and some of them are very honest and sometimes they're naive. but the fact that they are enrolled in my class i commend that effort because that shows that they want to learn something about indian people. the introduction class we cover -- because i'm a historian, we cover the topics that were already discussed. not in depth of course, because that would mean more reading for the students and we want students to learn how to read and write as well but the other classes that i teach, the film class that i offered, focuse

if you compare it to amazon or ebay for that matter and asus and pure plays like solando, they're basicallysales away and for a business such as inditex, the share online is 5% globally and is far too little. there's a lot of potential and more they can do and you have to think how they integrate that store and how they can collect and things like that. if you compare it to the u.k. sector, they're quite a bit behind in how they roll out these industries. francine: presumably they're looking into it and we're expecting it to be addressed i guess in one year or should because it seems how obviously about you look at the shopper buys and chooses things they'll put their effort in getting the online strategy perfectly right. daniel: they're rolling out more stores and h&m is bringing in wi-fi at the dars. but again, if you look at it, they kind of missed the boat on this a little bit but i'm sure will address it going forward. francine: going back to prada, the problem with luxury companies is in the past they were relying so much on china and no longer can do that. where will they find growth

just asus is making a big bet on outer space. blue originrtup will invest $200,000. rockets later this decade. investment will create 330 jobs. poor throws down the gauntlet in the race against tesla. they on leashed -- unleashed a faster thanhat goes 911 and charges in just 15 minutes. battery toarge the 80% capacity in 15 minutes. tesla's's needs about 30 minutes to recharge to about 170 miles of range. rock legend janis joplin once said about want -- once saying about wanting a mercedes-benz but in real life throws -- drove a porsche. the archive -- iconic auto is headed to auction after spending two decades at exhibit of the rock 'n roll hall of fame in cleveland. it goes on the block in december and new york and is expected to bring in more than $400,000. those are some of your top stories. bill of benchmark capital spoke with emily chang, who joins the now from san francisco. how is silicon valley reacting to the volatility in the global market? emily: you remember he came out a few weeks ago saying we think we are at a reflection point where startups, they nee

get asue is if you qualified majority, 55 percent of the member state populations, you could have somethingyou would have to jam it down the throats of the eastern european countries that opposed it, and that is a recipe for more dissolution, dissent, and distrust between the east and west. brendan: tom mackenzie in athens, the original route to dealing withrough the refugee flow in greece. how is greece handling this? tom mackenzie: the focus shifts to eastern europe, serbia, ngary, butnd hu people are arriving here every day. in the last few days, they are flowing through athens. there is a sophisticated setup of travel agents, restaurants, cards.n giving out sim we have seen tougher lines being taken by croatia and serbia, will macedonia wallow suit? they do not have the funds to deal with this adequately. brendan: this is a complex story. thank you for helping us make sense of it. tom: stay with us. bloomberg "surveillance" worldwide. many good tests. .- guests gary stern is the former president of the minneapolis fed and is opinionated. he will give us a perspective on the domestic dra

maybe it starts today because speaker boehner, some people like him on a personal asus. -- personal basisal basis? anybody? we want to see the job being done properly. i don't understand, they get elected and are full of vim and vigor, they will change things and get rid of obamacare, they will do all of these things. they come to these magnificent vaulted ceilings and what happens? they become different people. >> a look at the headlines in the power post, house speaker john boehner to resign at the end of october. joining us for a look at what happened and what might be next is paul kane. what are some of the main issues that led to speaker boehner announcing his resignation today? kane: he has been a speaker for almost five years and for almost every day on the job, the first thing he has had to do is battle with this conservative contingent. people, from 10-40 depending on the issue of the moment, who have been agitating for the most confrontational approach to dealing with barack obama. to settle down after his understudy eric cantor admitted june, boehner that he wanted to retire, b

he urged the struggling, as well as the faithful, to cast asued any behavior, habit, or belief that weighed them down or kept them from living up to their full potential. members of the l.d.s. church all around the world often felt as they watched him speak that he was not only speaking specifically to them but also that he was looking straight into their souls. in truth, he was really just speaking with such love, empathy and general compassion that he empowered his listeners to look into their own hearts and see what their savior saw in them. elder scott saw people not for where they were currently positioned on the road of life but for the potential each person had to do, be, and become more. he once declared, "we become what we want to be by consistently being what we want to become each day." elder scott's vision extended far beyond the struggles of mortality. he focused on raising our heights to grander place placesd more noble thoughts. elder scott often expressed his belief in the unparallel power and influence that a man and a woman equally yoked as husband and wife could have on c

guest: what the secretary is referring to is that you can continue to pay on what the asus of income is coming through at a time, but you have to set a priority of who receives payments. fore pay the bonds investors overseas first or do hold back and accumulate the cash and be able to pay social security benefits? it is a very difficult process. when you are making over 10 million payments daily, it puts a tremendous amount of burden on the secretary to determine what should be paid and what shouldn't be paid. host: our guest is bill hoagland , here to talk about government spending and the appropriations process and the continuing resolution. this debt ceiling matter is coming quickly upon us. he spent more than three decades on capitol hill and he takes the next call from alan in saint pete, florida. hi there. caller: how are you? i want to speak a bit on the planned parenthood issue. i am an independent. i am not for either the republicans or democrats. my impression of what is going on with this so-called issue is that the republican party basically wants to abolish like the jeff

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focusing on 25 asus points. tom: do you focus on the short-term? sorrell: i like to think we focus on the long-term. we are pushed shorter. i do not have control voting rights over the share capital, i wish i did. they are winning at the moment. tom: we will be back. we will speak to him about the global ramifications. 2:00 p.m. and 1:50 five, our coverage of janet yellen and the fed. ♪ tom: they will watch from hong kong and london at 2:00 p.m. times, 7:00 p.m. in the and. an important fed day as we give you the coverage on bloomberg "surveillance." here is a vonnie quinn. years, that raised interest rates. the caution is whether policymakers will announce a rate hike today. at 2:00 p.m. eastern we will learn the decision on interest rates. 30 minutes later we will hear from fed chair janet yellen. there is a 34% chance of a rate hike. a problem that has bogged down mary barra from the first day she took over. g.m. will settle a criminal investigation into faulty ignition switches, paying $900 million. a jam report said company engineers and lauri

guest: what the secretary is referring to is that you can continue to pay on what the asus of incomeming through at a time, but you have to set a priority of who receives payments. fore pay the bonds investors overseas first or do hold back and accumulate the cash and be able to pay social security benefits? it is a very difficult process. when you are making over 10 million payments daily, it puts a tremendous amount of burden on the secretary to determine what should be paid and what shouldn't be paid. host: our guest is bill hoagland , here to talk about government spending and the appropriations process and the continuing resolution. this debt ceiling matter is coming quickly upon us. he spent more than three decades on capitol hill and he takes the next call from alan in saint pete, florida. hi there. caller: how are you? i want to speak a bit on the planned parenthood issue. i am an independent. i am not for either the republicans or democrats. my impression of what is going on with this so-called issue is that the republican party basically wants to abolish like the jefferson-