i'm john tarese (your ation's custom sig out here). storm team 4 weather now.... lets get a check on the forecast now....jesse ritka is here 70s, but t'showers are likely in the afternoon ahead of a cold front that moves through thursday night. heavier rain is likely thursday night, and fray continues to see oled? showers before noon with highs in the lower 60s eay. t sky clears out in ternoo d gin war, now he's turning one- hundred years old..coming up at 4:30.. the war veteran reveals the secret behind his long life, and shares some his favorite memories, from his time overseas.. need help with a consumer problem? our "call for tion" volunteers are ready! call 414-967-5495. or request help online. just click on the icon, on the front page of tm workere as a j?ob creator $e but senator johnson lps companie good muforng j andiant guys with mi es..e just gs harder and harde. we nd an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. apove middle class and working families should come first. country music superstar carrie underwood plays

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by ational captioningtitute] and as we know, it works. lincoln worn the election of 1864. >> at 8:00, george university professor on the origins of the gay rights movement. >> it is playing on and building on all of the lessons that the whole other array of social and cultural momplets are developing . anti-war movement, the civil rights and black power movement, womens' liberation movement. they are teaching those. >> then sunday evening at 6:00, we take a tour of the woodrow wilson house in washington, d.c. with its executive director where the 28th president retired in 1921 and died three years later. >> the armenian people were grateful and women touring the united states raising money were here in 1917 just after we declared war and presented this painting to president wilson. >> at 8:00. you like ike. i like ike. we'll take ike to washington ♪ ♪ >> the history of presidential campaign ads beginning with dwight eisenhower's tv jingles. for our complete american history tv schedule go to -span.org. thi

i think they need to bribe them ation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not jamie foxx. i'm close enough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? yeah. oh. (sighs) don't get fooled by a cut rate network. verizon gives you tons of data without all the restrictions. get twenty gigs and four lines for only 160, with no surprise overages. >> announcer: this is japan's famed mount midoriyama, the world's most difficult obstacle course. over the past 15 years, thousands of competitors have taken on this beast. but only three have ever conquered it. no american has ever defeated mount midoriyama. >> mount midoriyama showing no mercy. >> ohh! and the dream is over. >> announcer: but this year, that could all change, because for the first time ever, this mother of all obstacle courses has come to america, and more athletes than ever before are ready to take it on. competitors from s

john: are you saying that the 40 or more so people that will vote for donald trump are irr ational?ing that. i am saying there is a sense of loss that is emotionally moving people to feeling like he is going to be the savior. and that is very scary. sut, underlying it, is thi sense of loss of their lives. very sympathetic to that. that is what the labor movement has fought for all our lives. it is the sense that people felt like that their lives should be better going forward and they are not. john: there are a lot of people on the left and the democratic party, bernie sanders supporters who have been reading some of the things that came out of wikileaks e-mails that feel like all the suspicions about hillary clinton have been borne out by those e-mails, that she is different in private than in public. she's phony. do you have any sympathy with that view? know, i thinkou there are two things about the wikileaks e-mails. i want to separate them. one is the watergate-type interference in elections this time done by a foreign government. let's put that aside. that is a problem in and o

. >> that donald trump is philosophically opposed to nuclear preufr-ation but as tim kaine said, he said that he has made comments that they should be able to defend themselves. mostly false is the rating. >>> storms bringing enough cooler temperatures. >> very, very light. and so far 3 0.03 of an inch. that's been the pattern for most of the year. dry month. so far for the year or we're down 5.5 inches of rainfall. but there is some rain, not only on the radar, but falling from the sky that you can see our tower cam. 66 in waukesha right now. the dew point way up at 63. winds, south, southeast at 7 miles per hour. the high temperatures, 70 in milwaukee. rhinelander. and going to the northwest, behind the cold front, temperatures dropping into the 50s and even 40s in some locations. 67 right now in milwaukee. 66 in racine. 68 in kenosha. and 66 in sheboygan. a very mild night. counties or right along the lake shore i should say. isolated showers out to the west around dodge county. more bands of showers. low pressure system from southwest minnesota to western parts of iowa. those will pr

the superintendent of the .ational mall at moyle park the honorable paul -- the chairman of the board for the national world war ii memorial. our chaplain for today from the military district's chaplain joe plan out. [applause] >> please rise for the presentation of colors. in the singing of our national anthem. ♪ >> let us pray. precious, holy, almighty god, we give you thanks for those noble men and women who have fought for our nation in her time of need. let us ever recognized that we are made in your image. the prophet jeremiah likens you to a mighty warrior. because of this eternal truth, our very well and determination to stand against evil is a reflection of your character. may our country always be blessed with heroes such as those we honor here today. may we never forget, and may your blessing remain upon the united states and those who serve to keep her free. i pray this in your holy name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, our cohost for today's ceremony is the national park service caretaker of the memorial. we are honored to have us if you today, ms. vitzky

workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. ations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class and working families should come first. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. illinois' calling. essly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. this land is illinois. and its calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. so the only question is: a

i to their ations main evesaturday.highlights through-out the week.. include a bed bug demonstration.. proper food and ia reenings.?? still ahd... daringater rescues. thnumb of people killed in the u-s by hurricane matthew and the destruction the storm left behind. then... out of business. the taj mahal doors and casino closed its works now tht a job. and... need help with a consumer problem?our "call for action" volunteers are ready! call 414-967-5495... or request lp online. just click on the the feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jobs, i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses in wisconsin grow and create jobs. for the folks who work hard... for the middle cla raising a family... hurricane matthew has now blown out to sea as a tropical depression but it left behind a trail of death and destruction. several peopl

as attorney general, it's cortez masto who held banks accountable and helped nevada homeowners. ation to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto >>> remember this house? you know, if you are a baseball fan or movie buff, you likely will. you will be able to tour the home where the 1989 movie "field of dreams" was filmed. the house has been restored to look exactly like it did for the movie. >> thousands of people from across the country have visited the set eachea now visit offs can check out the kitchen, living room and artifacts on the first floor. tours are set to begin on november 1st. >> if you build it, they will come. all of these years later. >>> we thank you so much for watching what we're building at news 3. >> thank you for coming. our conversation always continues online, facebook and twitter. >>> the media, the public doesn't trust us. here's what's happening behind the headlines. most people be believe the media have chosen sides and they are right. too men news or

today at the same school, $44,000 a ation is year. how long is it going to take a to pay graduating today back those student loans? when oblem that we have we have these unlimited flow of federal dollars going into higher education, it is causing the rate of higher education to he rate faster than t of inflation, and it is making it difficult for middle income milies and the poorest families to be able to go to school. now i want you to know that i ow that education is a great equalizer. i also believe that family is a great stabilizer, and we have can to put hing we money back into the hands of families and put free market o our college education so that way the those can compete for title four fundings. what i have done is introduced exactly ls that do that. the know about you go act, hich allows the schools to give us the matrix of how much it costs, how many times people have been able to graduate in their area of study and if there are jobs -- have there been jobs waiting for them. we have introduced the college affordability act

i took warfarin for over 15 years ation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto? significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto? is selective targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting function. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking you may bruise more easily, and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto can cause serious, and in rare cases fatal bleeding. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related signs or symptoms. do not take xarelto if you have an artificial heart valve tell your doctor before all plan

. >> once syria's commercial harbor, aleppo has seen the most sbeens bombardment in the ation's civil war. it has left rebel help held areas under siege with little humanitarian aid getting through. they insist safe package must be a two-way street. > package must be allowed so that critical humanitarian asentences can be provided to the area and evacuation can be done. >> the bombing has left most of aleppo's medinah sits in ruins. a human tear something. a lasting truce failing to get off the ground. >> and the russian president, vladimir putin, will be attending talks in berlin on wednesday. the meeting is set to discuss to ine, but it is likely to e overshadowed by sir. jerusalem's holy sites have nothing to do with judaism. they have passed a resolution called occupied palestinian, referring to holy sites by their arabic names only. the temple mount and what they call alsharam. >> at the heart, this hilltop compound, considered sacred to both jews and muslims. unesco has proposed a controversial solution. the holiest site in judaism, known tos as the temple mount. the third most

i took warfarin for over 15 years ation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto? significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto? is selective targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting function. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking you may bruise more easily, and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto can cause serious, and in rare cases fatal bleeding. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related signs or symptoms. do not take xarelto if you have an

traded from the a's coco crisp is on fire. ation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. postseason. but the team with >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >>> the cubs 108 year title drought may be getting all the attention this season, but the cleveland indians with a win tonight would be one step closer to ending that dubious distinction. in the 4th coco does it again, the third

shining ation to spotlight on these places in particular, what we hope the list will do every year is remind all of us who care about the built environment and our cultural resources that there are places that still need protecting today. community mayur not have a place on this year's list, a lot -- we hope that seeing the list will remind people that there are resources we care about in their community, and activate them to do whatever they can, locally, to make sure that preservation is alive and well. >> so you make the list of endangered places, and then what happens? who is responsible for protecting the site? ownership of the sites really varies, and in some places, it is a municipality. in some places, it is a private owner. we have a university, lincoln university, on the list as an example. in every case, the national trust is working with an organization somewhere in that community who is advocating for the protection of that place. ultimately, it is the landowner's responsibility, and purviewy, within their to protect the building. we are siding with members of the communi

has been ation constant struggle for those who live near the sea. have forced some to rethink defenses. in new orleans, levies and canals have been used for 200 years. this led to flooding from in 2005. katrina three quarters of homes in the new orleans area were damaged. a divide brewing on what to do to prevent the damage or even rebuild. tokyo built a massive underground flood -- and a protest system around lower manhattan. some are challenging the right of people to rebuild. you can read more in our quick takes and that is your global business report. head to bloomberg.com for more stories. mark: u.s. equities remaining little changed. a little late yesterday. the s&p 500 had one of its worst days in a month. miss anchoressu why they shrug off any nervousness. >> anytime the market stumbles a little bit, everyone starts ending the hatches for the next seven-year drought. things andrely on say they are leading companies. we have to say the overall picture, how does it look, and things look solid. >> one thing we are today is the correlation betwe

for more i ation therere is a link at fox8.com. good morning everybody it's up to the low 70s. tngre is the rain alongs uthpe front? fro out.utl quite a waysys right now the showers have kindd north of chicago they'll make it in here by the evening rush. some rumbles of thunder will ben possible until then sunnyde bre temperatures well aboveell abo 80 degrees the record high isis 84.4. look at the quick future radar brings an unbrokenk line up showers right there. few of them by the afternoon primarilyne up early evening any 10 or 11:00 most of the rain should be moving through and moving out. dryer after midnightrough and wd northwest when temperatures insn the 5 and tomorrow will generally stay lower 70s. clouds developing ahead of a the next system right hererelower 7 cl that is is tonight that low that there wili be pretty good rain producer for us late tomorrow night and unfortunately throughout much of the day onght and thursday.rs eightda day coming up at the top of the 9:00 show. send it back to you.u.send [music playing]itack to y all right. these days it seems like pu

. -- ation very important reminder that puts the qe discussion into context. despite headline inflation picking up because of the country vision from energy prices, there is no convincing evidence that underlying inflation is on an upswing. my main take away is nothing at this stage. we will wait for the projection. december is where we will discuss. the eu summit is wrapping up in brussels. canadian trade minister says it looks like a trade agreement with the eu collapsed, calling it impossible. what's going on with canada? >> this is the elephant in the room. what percent of the eu population -- 1% of the eu population blocking the canadian trade deal with the eu. eu. the canadian trade minister has decided to walk out of these talks, calling the trade deal impossible, saying it's clear the eu at the moment is not capable of negotiating an agreement with a country that actually has european value, such as canada. >> what about brexit and theresa may? that's she seem optimistic that any deals could get done? >> this is a bit of a warning for theresa may. mark

ation's a lot of specul annual clinton couldn't see more spending coming through, state owned companiesoing well and hitting that 10% limit. kong back online after the typhoon, upside from energy buters, some up by 5%, there has been weakness in australia, all by .5% on the close. in japan, the nikkei higher despite a shaky start. doubt a comingde through, exports falling for a 12 consecutive month in japan, but imports and exports fell less than what the market was looking for. a fair bit of corporate news, worthbillion play for gen from china oceanwide. it did quite well in sydney today. , disappointingg last week ahead of first-half numbers. closing 6% down after falling 19% on friday after concern about the health of its books there. manus: thank you very much. great roundoff kicking off the day's news flow in europe. exportslk about japan, else continued to fall with weak demand. anna: imports shrank more than 16%. that left a trade surplus of $4.8 billion. manus: the yen has gained around 14% this year. let's get more from brett miller. why are we seeing weaker export numbers from

. >> and hermine helped them prepare for ation like >>> more people are using the prepaid debit cards and there are rules cingt tha can save you som fees. and but the cards look a lot of the protections. the rules take effect. packaging on the card has to disclose any fees or charges for withdrawing cash. customer they can average 11-dollar as month and eat up the value. companies will have to offer protection for those stolen and not hold you responsible for fraudulent charges more than $50. >>> this is ridiculous the line is out to 595. >>> a mad dash for gas in south florida. the are rush ahead of matthew. >>> witnesses now taking the death trial. how his reaction when he realized his toddler son was dead. okay, you know i was your governor. but there' s some things you may not know. my hair used to be way better. i played quarterback. my dad was a doctor here for 55 years. i swim every morning. and yes, i'm a fan of fans! and in congress i'll get things done for pinellas county. i'll protect social security and medicare, defend women's healthcare and planned parenthood, and take c

he made her secretary of -- ation if he had a vacancy, there is no doubt he would have appointed shirleyostettler. charlie rose: so you moved to d.c. it is a job -- get a job as a professor at georgetown. he was a pretty good tax lawyer. justice ginsburg: in my not , he wasunbiased opinion the best tax lawyer in america. charlie rose: other people have said that. i love his ends of humor. he described himself as having a professional life devoted to protecting the rich from the predations of the poor and downtrodden. and then ross perot wanted to endow the chair, and he could not get him through the idea. ross perot said -- i think the story goes -- i will put up a chair for him at oral roberts. he said hesburg: wanted to set up this chair. in the jewish religion, you don't maintain's after people until they are dead. and he said don't tell me that, i have named the symphony in dallas. when we still had identified, he i will sell up the chair at oral roberts university. and we said we don't think the founder of all roberts would want to have that. and he said we are all god's children, a

ations of your favorite pastas, sauces and toppings. and now for the first time ever grilled chicken alfredo. plus as much salad and breadsticks as you want. never ending value, starting at $9.99. the value is never ending but the offer is only for a limited time. at olive garden. in a world that needs a hero, justice is spelled b-o-x. say hello to a powerful tool that gives you options to fit your budget. ? oh, i'm tied to this chair! ? dun-dun-daaaa! i don't know that an insurance-themed comic book is what we're looking for. did i mention he can save people nearly $600? you haven't even heard my catchphrase. i'm all done with this guy. box him up. how can this have been washed 12 weeks ago and still smell like springtime? unstopables in-wash scent boosters. lothes for luxurious scent up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. ( cheers and applause ) ? >> stephen: hey, everybody! and the show rolls on. folks, you've seen my next guest in "ride along," "think like a man," and "daddy day care." his latest project is "the gary owen show" on be

it turns out tha hospital where his fhe nto his hyundai ation for multiple fapassengers in a car thaty the driver of thisd a ith thefront street light and hit e lady on killed. one identified

it is unclear whether today's ation alone would be an -- referendum on that strategy, but it is somethingo keep an eye on as at&t moves into its next phase. up, -- cut prices for its ats. what is driving the rates when the global head of ishares at blackrock is next. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg markets. blackrock, the world's largest provider of exchange traded funds is cutting prices across its core ats in anticipation of an you -- a new ratios in-- expense 15 core funds in the ishares are now being reduced. earlier, erik schatzker spoke about the investment changes with the global head of ishares at blackrock. >> we see a lot of money coming into motion over the next few years and we want to win, we want to be number one across the board. globally, as we have been for the last years, we want to make sure we maintain that leadership edition and we make it up on volume. we expect to see rapid growth over the next five years. >> there is one problem with cutting prices. walmart and amazon know all about it. and starts a race to the bottom. where does this end? >> we are seeing tha

one fou ational -- reign national and convicted killer, should have been sent back to his home country in 2012, was instead set free by clinton's watch. six months after his release, he killed a 25-year-old, beautiful, casey chadwick. in one single year of hillary clinton's tenure, 2010, nearly 4000 convicted criminal aliens were released into american communities because their home countries just said no we are not taking them back. yes, we are supposed to -- we're not doing it. we took them. another revelation from the secret speeches is that hillary clinton new the state department and their devices were under threat of acting and yet she traveled overseas with her totally insecure telephone. you remember the ones she banged the hell out of? when you throw your phone, does anyone bang them with a hammer? this is still more evidence that she lied to the fbi just like she lied to congress and lied to us. one more very important issue where i expose the hypocrisy of hillary clinton -- and the immediate was on hillary clinton -- i was getting beaten up for inappropriate words 12 years a

at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... ation to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. ever new england. eversource. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, d in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. exposing himself to children near a park. where police are warning to be careful. >>> a batch of e-mail drama for hillary clinton. what was just released and how she is and donald trump are responding. >>> the new legal trouble johnson & johnson is now facing. >>> thanks for joining us

and it's the mercedes-benz of today that will help us get there. ations no car has offered before. and that will change driving forever after. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. he's divisive and dangerous. "uh, i don't know what i said. uh... i don't remember." but congressman hardy supports trump 100% and said he'll do whatever trump wants him to do. hardy even said people with disabilities are a drain on society and that seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government. donald trump and congressman hardy -- divisive and dangerous. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen

asian do any official as ation?h we try to teach in other words we will practice something and we have everything on tape. i might put five sequenced tape together on their ipads. i say this is how you should look. and you look good, this is how. don'tatch that, then watch it and watch it in your head. light at different times, visualize, this is how you should book. -- look. strong faces, your body language, it you should not just play like a great player, you should walk like a great player, you should look like a great .layer, you should act like it we actually spent a lot of time on it. it is funny because, for me i was taught at a very young age from my coach to prepared to do that. i would do relaxation stuff when trying tong down, shut every -- when i am going to bed there was a relaxation process i would go through to help me relax and sleep. i also play how my race should go, how it could go, how i don't want it to go. whatever happens, i am prepared. charlie: on behalf of our audience, a great thanks to th

northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. ation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett i like it when parents get created.cr their five otherold son lost their tooth. the parents explained the tooth fairy would only show up if he fell asleep. so they came up with a plan. take a look. capture the tooth fairy on camera. i'm putting my tooth in here.e wow owe, my goodness, check this out. they left the camera running and look what happened. >> owe, my gosh, james. > look at his face when he he found out. the plan worked. so you saw her fly through the window, right.ight >> james' mom is actually a professional animator so theyso came up with this. >> that's why it looks so good. that's a great way to show the video so other kids who are hoping to

looking ational law the constitution from the perspective of original intent. steve: a new york supporter of hillary clinton. ask for joining us. caller: hello? steve: good evening. caller: good evening. i am basically an independent mind, but i am leaning toward hillary clinton. disgusted withm trump. he is racist, he is lying every five minutes, and all these things. he called it "locker room." how about going on howard stern? he wanted to date his daughter, make out. is that the america that we stand for? our children are the future. how can we explain this kind of stuff? disgusting things. know?an, does he like mr. johnson just said, he said he wants to the port 11 million people, how are you going to label them? , or is he-to-door just making a full of the american public? have nice should words. very defensive if things don't go his way. look at megyn kelly. he got upset. the judge is mexican. person, he has a bad comment for those people. so it is so sad how this is not the america we want. this is not the america we stand for. steve: thank you. i will l

we are back in a moment. ation? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. how are you doing today? that's how i am. with the blue cash everyday card you get cash back on purchases with no annual fee. my only concern is that this is where we put food. a dog's foot is cleaner than a human's mouth. is it? cleaner than my mouth. it's more than cash back. it's backed by the service and security of american express. >>> all right, hello everybody. still only the pre-season, but it is a great, great finish in the warriors game tonight in denver. it wasn't steph who stole show and it wasn't kevin during -- who stole the show and it wasn't kevin durant either. watch curry drive the dish with a nice ball movement to clay thompson for the three. tom has had 17 points. then i

our len ramirez shows us one ation pond in sa >>> on the storm watch, all the rain that's been coming down is already starting to fill bay area reservoirs. our len ramirez shows us one percolation pond in san jose that's looking more like a large lake. >> reporter: no doubt about it, we are off to a good start this year. but we got so much rain last year, that it really boosted reservoir levels and that lasted us all summer long. so we are starting out this rainy season with a head start. >> reporter: this time last year, dirt. it was just a bunch of dirt out here. it was dry. >> reporter: the valley water district is talking about this large percolation pond. it refills underground aquifers. it's already brimming and a welcome habitat after just the first storms of the season. >> it's great news but we are not out of the drought. we have had prior to last year four years of very low precipitation. we can't make up for it with just one or two normal rain seasons. >> reporter: but the water is refilling reservoirs which are up to 80% of their historic average, 10% more than this same t

we hope the political come,ations as they preserve the access of european capital to invest in europeo see. manus: mr. staley, well then. thank you for taking the time out of what is going to be a very busy day. well done, mr. staley. the day. let me get you a few other it's and pieces of breaking news we have had during the conversation. bp has come out with their adjusted revenue, 6 billion pounds, 6.0 one billion pounds. market estimate, 5.9 4 billion, and it came in at 1.9 billion. the market was looking for one point 9 billion. dividends, just incrementally higher. for 25. -- 4.85. they are keeping their outlook unchanged on bt. at bt. have the ceo over he joins guy johnson and caroline hyde at 7:30 u.k. time. , excusearter for them me, fiscal second-quarter for them over at bt. devon joins us later on. inpassport to work -- gav joins us next. up next, passport to work. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: 7:18 a.m. here in the city of london. the u.k. government trump ller -- government chancellor commenting on their stake in lloyd's, selling shares is one of the top priorities. the u.k.

fter a year went by they started making money that republicans passed a loop local -- loophole ationso the corporations could put the money in other countries so the tax 't have to pay in this country. 10 they deregulated banks to profits to triple because they had to raise property taxes on the poor arrange people. whole system is corrupt. somebody in there who is honest. news.ok at fox they will spend billions of dollars to go after anybody who down.nest to put them host: is there an honest member of the senate that you like? caller: yes, bernie sanders somewhat. fact that like the we let 50 million people in the ast five years in this country on 10-year work visas and people re complaining they have no jobs. they would have jobs if they people in.these host: is bernie sanders hitting the campaign trail for any senate?n the guest: he has reached out to his presidential supporters a very large list of presidential of several n behalf candidates. one is russ feingold in wisconsin. he he's, as many viewers will the senate many years until 2010 when he lost to who is defending his seat

[applause] >> the final formal barry,ation is from dina associate professor of history and african and african diaspora studies at the arrestee of texas, austin. she is an award-winning editor of "enslaved women in america: an encyclopedia." in january 2017, beacon press "the price for the pound of flesh: the value of the enslaved from the womb to the grave and the building of a ."tion t [applause] >> thank you so much for the introduction and for asking me to be on the panel. it is tough being in the rear, but i will do my best. when we first conceived of the session, our goal was to have a conversation about harry's summit on the $20 bill and the ofger context commodification and the internal economy. for me, i have concerns about people who came out immediately and began speaking for harry tubman. "she would not be pleased," "she is probably offended." my question at that time was very simple and still remains. would she be offended, and how do we know? we can't speak for her. we don't know exactly how she would feel. her ase bill is honoring a national hero. replacing alexander jac

the sense of inequality that so many young people feel that's apparent in every single front for et ation, gender, cetera. in fact, the sense of inequality so manyhing that drives other issues in american politics today, especially in the minds of young voters. the third most important issue. the fourth was also interesting. millennials -- about half of the millennials really 9/11.touched by they were in high school, perhaps starting college, and they remember where they were on also they remember the aftermath in the immediate days after, where young americans, as ell as all americans were united, and young people really seek a candidate and a president anymoret be dividing us but really uniting the country. post-9/11 sense where that e all acted as one, was the fourth issue. and the fifth and final issue, and perhaps young people telling four might be er more likely to happen if in the minds of young people we were reduce the role of big money in politics. hose are the five big agenda items i'm paying attention to as i look at this vice presidential two e next week and the presidential

ation amongst >> the short answer is yes. the banking industry all over europe has to consolidate, change the business model, incorporate new technologies. tom: what would be the catalyst for that? n: we are looking now at the instruments that would facilitate a restructuring of the business model of banks, so the two things together would among other things, make qe more effective, by the way. francine: in 20 seconds, have you met with chancellor hammond? have you talked brexit? what did he say? yes, i have. yes, we have. you would have to ask him. tom: that was very good for 20 seconds. that was wonderful. don't get up yet. sit down. we're going to come back with other special guests on our "bloombergtion of surveillance" from washington, the meeting of the international monetary and -- monetary fund. ♪ special this is a edition of "bloomberg surveillance," and we are live at the imf meeting for 2016. we have had so many interviews. there was no bright spot in the world economy so far. tom: it is always a different meeting.

give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines ation. it's that easy to make a difference. ? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. people always say let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a dad... "or something" and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's nothing "or something" about it. panera. food as it should be. this kid makes stains like you would not believe so when we had him, we bought one of those he washing machines but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean and now we get way cleaner clothes way faster make a mess make a mess, make a mess it's quick collapsing suds reduce rinse time and don't overwhelm your machine so you get 6x cleaning power in 1/2 the time tide america's #1 detergent which you are you? be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who s

thesands of lives area alliance is moving ahead with plans to increase its support of and, matteo,ations the italian people, the leadership in europe that you have shown as an eloquent voice for a collective, orderly coup and humane response to this crisis is in keeping with our values and shared commitment to human finally,rea did and the past two weeks of been a powerful reminder that when our countries work together, we can leave the world a little bit better than we found it because the united states and the italy joined with other nations across the globe. we brought the paris agreement on climate change into force, we reached an agreement to limit aviation emissions and through the montreal protocol, nearly 200 nations have just this past week agreed to phase down production and consumption of dangerous hydrofluorocarbons which are an analysis contributor to greenhouse gases achieving theard goal we set in paris. the goal continues to be a strong partner for development especially to combat hunger and malnutrition around the world. once again, matteo, thank you for your friendship,

ation plan. >> everybody was like why would they do this? it's our school. >> they felt harassed. though their school had been abused in some way. >> this by the way was the only school in sinned sore that was targeted by this. all students here, they learn in both spanish and english. three quarters of the children are latino. >>> the time is 8:39. >>> new details on the thousands of national guardmen ordered to repay the enlistment bonuses. what congress is asking the defense department to do. >>> we see a lot of slow traffic out there, especially in the east bay commute. san jose is getting a little better. it's not raining there right now. but traffic is still slow into the valley. >>> most of the rain is done. but still some up in the north bay. a mostly cloudy warm day on tap. more on that coming up. alright, how's this for a tv show. sous chef. lawyer by day, prep-cook by night. also, his name is sous. no. sloppy joseph. a middle-aged man who's trying to get his life together, but he can't - he's to sloppy. huhhh - no! here you go. i got this. i get cash back so it's like e

where i read it, it said hillary clinton had uranium, and 0% of after that happened, clinton $145 ation received million. is that true? find that n, i disturbing. host: thanks, let's hear from our guest. guest: we have looked at the uranium claim, something you see a lot on the internet. now hillary clinton did not sell thatum to the russians, so is just wrong. what did happen and this is a example of how things get pun out of basic facts, but people spin them and distort them and exaggerate them. there was a is toronto-based company that had uranium mine in the united states. toronto-based company wanted to sell itself to russia company, now because it had uranium on in the united go through regulatory process, the federal government the deal and basically the federal government had the opportunity to object say, no. it is not a public process, private hese involved companies. so it went through this process and the federal agency signed it. on the company was sold. now one of the federal agency state department. it is not clear hillary clinton knew about this or not, because involved

terms genda, you know, i think for anybody undecided and that is increasingly small number, my educate ation is yourself. go read about the candidates. certainly no shortage of news, you can the find it on cnn, or msnbc or fox, news outlet you prefer. educate yourself, take the time websites,the candidate read about their position and make your own decision and try be influenced by what is out there. t is hard to separate issue from sensationalism. host: robert is on the line, good morning. good morning. that all ave to say these people calling in to say of a re democrats and all sudden they vote for trump. i would like to ask them, did they vote for obama? don't think they voted for obama. up, er, you know, growing i'm 80 years old and i've seen a lot here in pennsylvania, other years plus i was in the military. there was a town that they built a whole new the town, what i know, they wouldn't let black folks move in there. is why have you all white folks live in the suburbs, they buy n't let black folks homes. if you really love trump and we and he said about women what he dolled to women,

. >> on this movement to contribute to international is ations, brazil, globally or regionally could help the economic problems in the country, or are the problem so serious that prevent any outward look? and want verification. says that in 2017, brazil grew at 0.57%. america gives 1.1% for the same year. if you could come help us understand the difference. dir. lagarde: i will deal with the difference first because that is an easy one. we operate on different methodologies, using different references, and that is why we consistently, forgot all of our numbers, have a slight variation which explains the gap between our forecast and their forecast. in terms of trends, what we are seeing is very, very large countries in latin america moving in positive territory, as opposed to that contraction that we have observed in brazil. currencyso seeing discussed policies, including fiscal policies, including structural reform, that will in our view take the country into a much more stable and hopefully prosperous territory. so, brazil is such a large component of latin america, that it can only

looking ational law the constitution from the perspective of original intent. steve: a new york supporter of hillary clinton. ask for joining us. caller: hello? steve: good evening. caller: good evening. i am basically an independent mind, but i am leaning toward hillary clinton. disgusted withm trump. he is racist, he is lying every five minutes, and all these things. he called it "locker room." how about going on howard stern? he wanted to date his daughter, make out. is that the america that we stand for? our children are the future. how can we explain this kind of stuff? disgusting things. know?an, does he like mr. johnson just said, he said he wants to the port 11 million people, how are you going to label them? , or is he-to-door just making a full of the american public? have nice should words. very defensive if things don't go his way. look at megyn kelly. he got upset. the judge is mexican. person, he has a bad comment for those people. so it is so sad how this is not the america we want. this is not the america we stand for. steve: thank you. i will l

raising he age on the people who desperately need it most but on making sure that the top 1% of fair ation their share. my opponent also has voted to make medicare into a voucher program. i think we need to go after the waste and fraud that happens in medicare. wastes about $60 billion a i r and that's why co-sponsored a bipartisan piece of legislation that goes after abuse this and medicare. let's get that $60 billion back bipartisando it in a way. we are doing it. parts of the bill have passed sure we pass make more of it so we can ensure medicare is there for the long term. and probably your grandparents rely on social security and medicare and let's citizens.n our senior >> senator kirk, 30 seconds if you choose. en. kirk: my mother is also on social security and medicare. the whole reason for being a iscal conservative is to make sure we have enough money to honor the promises we've made to america's seniors. f we continue the current policies of borrowing from social security, then every senior in america knows 4 we threaten their long term economic viability. like got to adopt polic

oftentimes, we don't talk about right to work as a racist piece creator,ation, but the vance muse, was anti-semitic, he was racist. he said, i don't want to those apes in the workforce with white brothers. he created legislation to make it difficult for black workers and white workers to work together in the south because of what was happening in the north. you have to follow the money and follow the politics. if white folks think that racism doesn't affect them, they have another thing coming especially if the sport you love the most is predominately black. dave: 70%. joe, do you want to speak to that? while maybe we haven't seen widespread support in a vocal way from a bunch of players that don't look like colin kaepernick, but what we have seen is an excellent care of veteran -- what we have seen as an ex-military veteran come to the aid of colin kaepernick and say he supports him 100%. some guys have said it is his right to do it and i stand by him. i think that speaks to what benjamin said. how they shared emotion is developing, because they are having these conversations for the

the obama administration was one of the root causes of isis's ation allmetastasis asia over the middle east. in 2000 when we pulled out of iraq, it left a vacuum that allowed isis to rise up, take all of the territory. obama has been a disaster on this issue, and so has hillary clinton, because she was secretary of state at the time. i have appointed a task force to deal with this issue. i issued a detailed report other freshman congressman with 50 recommendations, more than half have become law. they are on their way to becoming law. in addition to that, i agree that we need to increase the bombings in the middle east. we need to work with our partners. we need to get our partners to trust us again, and we need to continue training their forces to do a better job than they are doing now. geoff: are there any circumstances in which you would favorite employing a significant number of ground troops to syria? rep. katko: not unless generals told us that is exactly what we need. i think what we need to do now is continue what we are doing. i was over there two years ago myself in baghdad