. >> played my first tournament, which was the ata nationals, in new orleans. so, mind ya, i'd been playing tennis for a year. my first tournament is in new orleans. so we get in the car, and we drive down to new orleans. and i'm playing in the ata nationals with-- you know, a thousand other people when it came from ages-- boys and girls ten to 18, all the way up to men-- >> you had to have been intimidated. >> you know what? no. because i was that cocky. >> (laughter) >> i was such a cocky little kid. not saying that much has changed. >> (laughter) >> but-- but it was fun. i mean, to be able to be around so many other kids and really say, "wow, this is exciting." and, when you get there-- for me, it was all about the trophy. so you get there, and you see this table full of all these trophies. and i was like, "wow. you get trophies?" and from, really, that moment on, it was about trophies for me. >> so it-- it's interesting. the friends and family network that coordinate all of this, they make huge sacrifices, don't they to help you enjoy and-- and move on in t

at labor day break fast, he took aim at presidential candidates for what he calls ata s s attac unions>> one candidate is bargaining about destroying collective bargaining rights in his state. and says that busting unions prepares him to fight isil. i didn't make that up. that's what he said. really? >> the president stands with the big unions. we stand with hardworking people. this is a clear contrast. the president didn't target just anybody, he targeted us. they are most concerned about our candidacy. >> later he seemed to take on t new jersey governor chris christie. >>> you were fond of saying you can treat bullies one of two ways. saddle up or punch them in the face. you said i like to punch them in the face. at national level, who deserves a punch in the face? national union who endorsed clinton. they're for greater benefits and pay for members. >> then there was the guy -- these guys are running for office -- they're running for presidency -- who said a union deserves a punch in the face. really? tell me how you really feel. it reminds me of something our old friend ted kennedy

but the biggest applause was for ghanaian abraham ata, winning a best young actor, playing a 9-year-old child soldier in "beast of no nation", he portrayed an orphan child forced to kill for an african warlord, heart-breakingly well. bringing to life the disturbing reality of thousands of children in uganda and liberia. contrasting with the glamour of the red carpet films engaging with issues concerned about. the screens exploded with images, war, conflict and a vast migration bringing hundreds of thousands to the shores of europe. so it should because film is a universal union. it should shine a spotlight on the suffering of millions >>> there's more real news from al jazeera, along with analysis, comment and video at the website aljazeera.com. [ ♪ ] sh >>> hello, i'm grichard gizbert

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ata lot of cases, you look what these companies -- do they really have experience in this case?u have to do due diligence. >> do your homework. scarlet: thank you for joining us. you can read his story on bloomberg.com. the ipos that have not been doing too well since the frothy piece of the tech boom. we keep an eye on the markets off by 2.5%,&p 500 the dow industrials losing 2.4% and the nasdaq down by 111% points. ♪ scarlet: it is new in san francisco, 3 p.m. in new york, 3:00 a.m. in hong kong. lisa: this is the bloomberg market day. ♪ scarlet: good afternoon. i'm scarlet fu here with alix steel. alix: we have to get straight to the markets. the dow is down over 400 points. scarlet, you are looking at stocks headed for their worst quarter since the fourth quarter in 2011. all s&p sectors are lower and likestocks -- something four s&p stocks are not in the red right now. scarlet: this is another way of illustrating what the moving has been like today. 218ad our low at about p.m., so about 40 minutes ago. we have come off of the worst levels of the session, but really a down d

he always did his best work atas the edge of collapse. at the end of his career he came right to the edge of his production company was going to fail, the government padlocked the theater and wasn't going to the show, his radio broadcast always came down to the wire. paul stewart record it a rehearsal of howard koch's script for the war of the world and on the thursday before the show welles had a similarious reaction, he thought thought it was boring. he thought it was silly.re nobody would like it at all. he feared people would turn the dial. from that moment on, on sunday morning rehearsals he started doing all these things to make the show sound more realistic and more frightening. with the only intention, i'm speculating, of trying to make the show seem credible or seem interesting, not to frighten anyone out of their wits. welles drew on a kind of fake i news style that was founded several shows both news and entertainment shows in the 1930s. he had worked with a play right that were similar in tone to news broadcasts, he had done a

but the biggest applause was for ghanaian abraham ata, winning a best young actor, playing a 9-year-old child soldier in "beast of no nation", he portrayed an orphan child forced to kill for an african warlord, heart-breakingly well. bringing to life the life of thousands of children in uganda and liberia. >> contrasting with the glamour of the red carpet films engaging with issues concerned about. the screens exploded with images, war, conflict and a vast migration bringing hundreds of thousands to the shores of europe. so it should because film is a universal union. it should shine a spotlight on the suffering of millions >>> that's a wrap. time to roll the credits on this newshour. we'll be back with more news in a few minutes. >>> israeli police fight with palestinian youth at the al-aqsa compound in jerusalem >>> hello, this is al jazeera live from doha. i'm dale finucane. also ahead the german city of munich is overwhelmed bip the large number of refugees. resignations in the british labour party, after the election of a controversial new leader. >> i'm charlie

. >>> happening today one of new york's finist will be honored ata street renaming ceremony after losing his life in a fire last year. the officer died from smoke inhalation three days after responding to a fire in the cooney houses, his partner recovered from her injuries the event will get underway this morning at 11:00, the police commissioner and other officials are expected to attend. >>> happening today pope francis will land in havana cuba in just a few hours, the pope left rome for the north american journey. hundreds of cuban americans are expected to join the pontiff for his first visit to the caribbean nation. the pope played a significant roll in helping the u.s. and cuba form a diplomatic relationship. he is the first latin american pope and his trip to cuba will be closely watched. well the pope will arrive in new york city in five days as you can imagine getting around the city during the papal visit will be a challenge the city has a four-page long list after street closures as the pope moves from event to event. the biggest impact will be on east 72nd street, that's wher

. >>> a family in florida says ata termite extermination seriously injured their son.hey were told they could go back home, but started to feel sick within hours. they say their son suffered brain damage and lost control of 90% of his body. they're not sure whether he will ever be the same again. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news after a fire at the george washington university. kristin wright got some dramatic new video there. she'll bring us an update. >>> a major shift in policy when it comes to the catholic church and marriage. and marriage. what pope francis announ here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. the

found there is a certain -- we are ata peak the same level now in 2015.es is at a level that historically has led to about a 50% decline in real terms. erik: 50%. not nominal, but inflation. now, the second chart, which is even more genetic. with thefiddled composition of the dow industrials over the past 15 years. -- which is even more dramatic. built in it's a man-made construct. apple was not entered a dental 2015. -- until 2015. you've substituted apple for ibm. milton: let's see what the dow looks like if apple had been in the dow in 1999. it is the second most overvalued in history. if apple would have been in the dow for the last 15 years. construct, weuman and replace apple for ibm its now as overpriced as was in 1999. erik: milton berg. sit tight on your cash. if you are a professional, by now. the outlook is grim. we will be covering august you was implement data -- unemployment data tomorrow. rivkin is with us. i will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> this is the bloomberg market day. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. i am olivia sterns. we have got mario drag

>> they absolutely are and i think when you look atas something petty as arby's i'm glad the manager is suspend, what we have really detrimental effect to the future of law enforcement moving into place as well. first year recruiting is down. you have a lack of enthusiasm about people going into this line of work. here's the bottom line, friends, whether free society survives or not is dependent upon faithful and good law enforcement that has people filled with integrity that serve in that capacity. and when you look at the things that "black lives matter" are complaining about and walking around and talking about pigs in blankets and all this other disgusting vial stuff that comes out of their mouth, you're discounting the service of 99.97% of the police officers that serve. gregg: all right. now, richard, a moment ago you said you do not connect this to "black lives matter." and yet, when you see, as kevin pointed out, at a minneapolis rally, "black lives matter" advocates, chanting, pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon, when you see them at other rallies wearing and showing post

somebody has got to get good ata debating these people when they make the ridiculously inaccurate commentsanyway according to data tonight the top searched candidate tonight was still donal trump followed by carly fiorina. here at the reagan library, washington post national political reporter, robert costa, nbc katy tur, and steve schmidt. walking over to the set, you just spent ten minutes after the game. >> after the game. >> does trump think he won? >> he does. he thinks he won. he told me he came prepared on fiorina's business record. you compare his temperament. he believes he held back, was disciplined, acting like the front runner. wanted to show he could bring it and handle the heat. >> why did he take shots add people like the looks with rand paul? >> he enjoys punches down once in a while. when it came to carly fiorina, he called her beautiful. >> he's still politically correct, because you're not supposed to make comments about someone's looks. >> there's consequences if he hits carly fiorina. she's going to go up in the polls. and you're seeing her to up in this debate. by hit

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i believe the next push on the envelope is going to be the manipulation or deletion of d ata, which will come from eyes it's integrity. -- which will compromise its integrity. the miller: going back to russia-iran issue. i know there are some issues that we can talk about here. russia is a setting up a cyber command. how about china? clapper: to the best of my knowledge, the chinese have not yet gone to a configuration like the westerners have appeared to .ave, establishing a cyber comm that is not to say that the chinese, as you know, have very cable structure and apparatus -- very capable >> mr. quigley is recommended for five minutes. you, mr. chairman. tillman, thank you for being here and for your service. ourear most often about high-profile acts on the u.s. government and major corporations. the majority of businesses in the united states are small businesses. we have thousands of a very small local governments. in theirl contain computers extraordinary sensitive client information or public information, -- private information or public information, but they often lack the experti

. >> khalif ata from voice of america, my question to mr. faily, you were mentioned many times to the recancelation. >> can you raise your voice. >> what do you mean recancelation, with the courts who haven't cut their budgets for more than a year or recancelation of the sunnis and which part of the sunnis. the sunnis sitting in baghdad and in the political process or sunnis who is in jordan or sunni tribe leaders from anbar and nino? >> reconciliation in iraq is a generic term as much as possible because i think the issues are j generic. i don't think there is one community feeling they have been singled out. i think i can assure you if you go to a person in bosra and talk about how does he feel about the central government, he said well i'm paying 90% of the oil for the whole country and i'm getting less than 1% of the income. so i think there is a significant social contract that has to be redrawn in iraq among all of the components as to the rules and responsibility toward the state and each other. when we talk about decentralize is we n

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decline atas on the $44. we have crossed over into the $45 mark. of this news. yesterday, we saw a rebound on the stock. trading jumped by 9% or so. in the past a on monday, it fell here by 29%. investors are saying there may too much zealous in this. glencore is definitely seeing a bounce back and we will see if anything has to do with london. hopefully we will see some stuff on the positive side. daye a few had a heck of a with all the news. you a look at mcdonald's and biotech or that is what we will focus on today. for theiting here japanese prime minister who will be speaking in this building shortly. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. channel 119. we welcome you nationwide and in canada and of course in boston, san francisco, and new york this morning. for investment leadership. experience experts are just a click away. go online to subscribe to the blog and follow on twitter. there is a time a year ago, europe, europe, europe. particularly italy having spread wide, the world was going to end. that has changed, h