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that poor fellow falling off of the backend. coming up in the classroom, to get parents up to speed on a growing industry. back at it for people helping out one mom heating to get back you are looking live at the shopping center where both local and federal officials on the scene of a bomb threat including suspicious package outside marshall's office. irobot out there that is set to detonate a bomb and we have a crew out there to bring us live updates throughout the show. new responders to solve a deadly hit and run and found the suspect naked in city park. the fatal crash happen yesterday evening here i-70 a few hours at a's call about a man ferro lake and realize match the description of the driver. that is what it's all about part of the denver community and everyone comes together to solve admitted night he miles an hour and causing train reaction crash. the woman driving the car hit killed several other people injured. in custody tonight. colorado demanding answers after six greater stabbed and sent home without medical tre

that poor fellow falling off of the backend. coming up in the classroom, to get parents up to speed on a growing industry. back at it for people helping out one mom heating to get back before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said women should be punished for having an abortion, coffman wrote a bill to redefine rape, which could exclude women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, and on president obama? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible >> fox 31 denver news at 9:30. you are looking live at the shopping center where both local and federal officials on the scene of a bomb threat including suspicious package outside marshall's office. irobot out there set to detonate a bomb and we have a crew out there to bring us live updates throughout the show. new tonight, fellow first responders to solve a deadly hit and run and found the suspect naked in city park. the fat

. >>> a tour bus coming back from the casino in los angeles slamming into the backend of a big rig, anddeadly crash.>>> today is the last day to register to vote in the presidential election, and we will tell you several easy ways you can go about doing that and we will share the latest voting numbers.>>> this is ktvu mornings on 2.>>> here's a beautiful shot over the bay bridge, lit up and crystal- clear as we get foley into the fall, getting ready -- getting only -- fully into the fall, getting ready for halloween.>>> windy, breeze at times, so be advised we have a decent

the good news is, the bolts are catching montrial on the backend of back-to-back games. >> where six mac-two mac we still have a lot to play for and we are going to make sure we are ready for every one of those games pretty look at this conference and each week you have to come ready to play. our football team is still learning how to be champions. >>> coming up on abc saturday at prime time fsu against number three clemson. we continue to follow breaking news in tampa with a fatal accidents, weaving for dead. we are live at that massive accident scene on east mlk in tampa. michael, what have you learned? >> investigators will be on scene for quite a while. we have learned a fan caught fire after witnesses tell us there were multiple cars racing down east mlk. witnesses tell us they were trying to pull people out of the car and there's been a number of kids transported. >> a horrible scene out there. >>> tomorrow you will wake up to partly cloudy skies with warm and humid conditions out there in the mid-80s. we would top out at 88 or 890. bring chances remain almost near zero. >>> we

. >> we are on the front and did not the backend so we don't know how bad the damage could >> 15 inches of rain and a storm surge are possible. reporter ryan kruger shows us how many people and businesses are bracing in myrtle beach, south carolina. >>reporter: the waves in myrtle beach attract millions of people every year. the same waves are now entering the town. buildings along the famous boardwalk are boarded up. the beach is a lonely place. >> and having it to myself. >>reporter: robin man lives 2 miles from the shore but is not in the evacuation zone. after living in california for most of her life hits her first taste of a hurricane. >> i'm not nervous given that i survived the storm last year were 21 inches of rain that caused all the flooding. >>reporter: the weather service is forecasting more than 1 foot of rainfall in the next 36 to 48 hours and wind mac will be a factor with because reaching 78 mph. it is the rainfall and flash flooding that could be the most >> the storm surge will be the biggest problem. it will cause some damage. >>reporter: businesses and let -- and ne

instead, it focused on dyn, a backend company that invisibly but crucially routs customer requests to web sites we know by name. dan ackerman is from cnet, a cbs company. he says this type of attack is old with a troubling new twist, the takeover of machines from baby monitors to therm stats to d.vrs, all without the owner's knowledge. >> this is a large-scale version see a lot more of this going forward. it's a very effective way to make your mark felt online. >> reporter: all while strike the betd rock of the modern world as well. >> ninan: u.s. defense secretary ashton carter met with iraq's prime minister in baghdad today and got an update on the battle for moz ul. iraqi forces backed by the u.s. military are trying to retake the city from isis. hundreds near mosul have been treated for breathing problems after isis set fire to plant on thursday. holly williams has the latest. >> reporter: iraq's elite special forces are closing in on mosul from the east. slowly retaking christian towns and villages that were seizeed by isis two years ago. in the town of bartella, 10 miles from mo

you can see the doppler not showing a lot on the backend of this. we still have mid-level moisture out there. we do not rule out overnight drizzle to possibly a light shower that could also happen a little bit of drizzle on our freeways for the start of the day tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon and into the rest of the things quickly. most of the moisture should be wrapped up around the state by 10:00 in the morning. by afternoon and evening, clouds clear out as well. everything is nice and dry from flagstaff to tucson. we stay that way into morning. tuesday afternoon, tuesday evening as well. all we will be doing is with the school front which will allow temperatures to stay well below our average. the day planner tomorrow, we start off in the 60s, stay in lunch hour, will be in the low 80s. that's where we stay into the afternoon and early evening hours. afternoon eyes for tomorrow will range between 83-86 degrees. in flagstaff, expect a high of 61 -- 71 tomorrow. seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine tuesday through thursday. temperatures staying in th

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earlier but now clouds are filling backend you had to go southwest of mansfield, the windsor sustained at 20 mph , hopkins gusting up to 25 mph. wooster has winds gusting up to 27 mph workout in akron canton, gusting up to twentytwo mph. it is blustery. lake effect rain shower coming off of lake huron. the maps indicate that their would beur on and off showers possible questions of rainfall not untilf wednesday and thurs quite a bit of rainfall. we got that world series forecast still to come, election day is just two weeks away. >> share some of the candidates last ops along the trail. outfits making her int internet blake rice have happened, that killed five people. they save the plane was taken off when it suddenlyw took forward crashing to the ground it isfo then killing 05 onboard. is on its way to libya. they say that it was taking part in french customs surveillance operation tracking illicit trafficking routes including drug trafficking. >> and use a crane to search fo victims after a tour bus window , 30 people died and 31 others were injured they grade was going 5,000 hour be

often imitated and sometimes misunderstood of the worlds first and parade dedicated to about those backend for woollybear festival. >> bonanza of brown and orange at liberty park from started by fox 8 neurologist dick goddard in the 70s , it remains a one day a year that caterpillar costumes are ultracool for both pets and people.pist there is so much free family fun, and people keep coming back with once again over 100,000 in attendance to enjoy the food and festivities. >> my favorite part is to see the animals, take my daughter to see the animals.ni of course, the what is your secret to get your caterpillar to rasul quickly.t >> defeating grass and .irt >> according to the ledge in the water the stripe on the caterpillar of the winter weather.ee lil' john rinaldi on stage, he in big chuck have been at every woollybear withthin dick goddard since the beginning, but and injury sidelined dick goddard this year, so others stepped in including todd meany cl.e prepared i been looking at the winds aloft olde 8. the sun broke through as the parade got underway. about 300 units, this year one of

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as the wind is strong then it will process, even if it moves beyond us the residual winds on the backend lorna talked about the storm surge you can expect along the georgia coast in southernrn carolina coast. the red color is storm surge betweenen six and 9 feet also through parts of florida and carolina. that storm surges between four and 6 feet expecting storm surge between two and 4-footot stuff you can see the eye wall just offshore , it has notot made landfall yet, though we still get those stron wind gusts inland. 62 mph reported in jacksonville and up to 85 mph out toward saint augustine and mph.. talk about the rainfall forecast, besides these huge rainfall amounts, you will be getting this pushback, creeks and streams, with six-10 inches along the coast and portions of eastern carolina could get 15 inches rainfall. the storm is far from over. dislike it will remainr a hurricanerema east coast before pushing off into the atlantic as a tropical storm and expecting that sunday morning, another 48 hours of the system. if you are one of the many travelers whose travel plans have been

click through the course of the backend of the year and into 2017, we start to see the timetable clarifynfold. it is still unclear what actually brexit means. i go to a common i'm it earlier. when we have read -- rhetoric coming out from european leaders, suggesting a soft return and not the hard return, sterling starks to root -- recover in a better growth rate may respond to that. i think we're in for a time of volatility and with risk on the --nside >> you have got to report out tomorrow. to the unknown. i will let you debate it. not telling you they will vote on it. the court case tomorrow. what does the soft brexit look like in your eyes? >> it would have some trade-off between the freedom of movement particularly of labor, versus single market in europe. it is a standoff at the moment. controlhard and rigid over immigration and therefore you cannot have access to the single market, so there has to be some accommodation at the moment. the expectation we have is there will be some trading around it will bes but fraught and the legal challenges coming tomorrow on the technicality, ver

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end zone and then some lackluster play here and there particularly with the tackling ability on the backend with the defense of back. you see a lot of times the guys made contact with the receiver but ultimately did not bring them down ultimately resulting in >> the offense is the scores. the world to move the ball but cannot get into the end zone. what are the problems with the offense right now and how can you fix them?>> i think one of the things is, the offense the need to solve one problem but other albums, that is but the story of them all year long. for example available fixed their offense of wine but now whatever they fix, there are multiple problems that seem to pop up elsewhere. this is a questionable team right now in iowa will have to dig deep in order to finish the season strong. >> it has to be the shape of the pie we comes at a perfect time for iowa. how can they go back to the drawing board and how can the bye week benefit them? >> fim iowa right now i would definitely want to -- with the wide receivers. giving some opportunities to spend time and gain the issues that is go

as the backend a little cheaper? >> it is what you would expect. circumstance for the five year bond is it tends to be the sweet spot. tighter sods to be comparing the three issuers. once you get to that, it is difficult to make that distinction. arabiaring that saudi has lower rates. it makes sense for that reason. 60% uptickng that for that a1 rating. which risks and what should your just future should you be failing in. what about the actual reforms? are three or four different types of risks. we include of course the international geopolitical risks than for a country such as qatar or abu dhabi. whichis a top-down risk is the oil price. you have that as more difficult to measure. forms andhe structure it introducing. and thetake some time efforts to cut spending with salary payments. to movetake more steps economic activity from the public sector to the private sector. these are important but also difficult to monitor. but impact over time reports such as the imf report break even. it will also be important. it is going to be important to from

the large-cap core fund, 36 basis points plus 450 basis points of backend load. 425 basis points in thege-cap growth fund plus 50 basis points management fee. does that persist, not just a blackrock but elsewhere? >> the challenge for anybody who delivers value to a customer is, is the price worth what you are getting for it? you will see the deal will rule will not in fact actually surprised -- suppress active management, but it will force greater clarity on what is worth paying for. 36 basis points may be cheap if the asset manager is delivering great value. he or she is not, then we think why not a nice -- why not an i share? rocks that was black global leader of i share talking 's erik schatzker -- blackrock global leader of i share talking to erik schatzker. vonnie: still ahead, oil splurging with $50 a barrel ahead of inventories. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. wh

looking at the front it is important, so thinking about the backend so to speak.i think what to think about not just the quantity of information. i think it is relevant we're not talking about 20 or 30 e-mails. we're talking potentially e-mails -- millions of e-mails to you. should a government agency decide they want to mine the information, the applications at the number of people access is substantial. i think the second thing that's also important is to think about what is the front and protection? the intelligence contact and many of these authorities, the processor to go through to collect information is less than will be required in a general criminal court. so, for example, under executive order 12333 the government is difficult and to abide the court judge or a neutral arbiter said okay, this type of surveillance for this particular target is permissible. even under 702 where the government goe does to the fisa court is not individualized review. you have to think about the lack of competenc competent to like s and was taken on the front end which then af

>>> a tour bus coming back from the casino in los angeles slamming into the backend of a big rig, and what is partly to blame for this deadly crash.>>> today is the last day to register to vote in the presidential election, and we will tell you several easy ways you can go about doing that and we will share the latest voting numbers.>>> this is ktvu mornings on 2.>>> here's a beautiful shot over the bay bridge, lit up and crystal- clear as we get foley into the fall, getting ready -- getting only -- fully into the fall, getting ready for halloween.>>> windy, breeze at times, so be advised we have a decent southerly breeze in advance of the system, some lightning strikes, and thunderstorms pushing off rapidly. if you are heading up in that direction, the front itself is still off of the mendocino coast, a good line of thunderstorms embedded in this. we still have a ways to go before it moves into the mendocino county or northern sonoma county. that will be later today, and we have warm part of this system, south-southeast in oakland and hayward, everything coming up from that system. s

we type in a website and we see twitter and think everything is working great it on the backend is using an ip address. and so when we type in twitter, it has to go out to one of these dns servers and then the server directs us to the correct place to go. if the service get attacked, we can't resolve and it looks like our wheels are spinning and we can get to the website we need to get too. >> how easy is it to do it and have we seen it before? >> in 2014 the playstation network as the xbox network was taken down. in 2015 there was a virus sent out called the xo the virus that ended up setting up a bot network that was able to take down any server or any website traffic or any web server on the internet. here's the interesting thing. this is being reported as the first time that connected devices are being used. about a week ago homeland security reported there was code being released on the internet that would allow thermostats, televisions, any internet connected device to be infected and then those devices are being used to attack the servers. essentially they are sending a packet of

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drag.es a long time we on the backend can then automated and pay it. this is a great opportunity for us for progress. however, we need help. at v.a. we cannot meet the standard we want to meet the artist doing it by ourselves. we need help from our legal and congressional colleagues. >> as an entity now responsible for paying for two point million appointments, we don't collect when we have this right yet. about three months and it became obvious that the dod has never paid lames properly. dr., you had walked into a scenario. he didn't create it. some of the history in this space that dates back a long time if that the v.a. was painted claims market by market by market by market. that's not a very effective way to do it. it's hard to get the core competency. end of the day, they have consolidated what that looks like. that was a very needed change. they took all the claims and they aim them in one direction on the government side. the second thing is, when you're in an institution, you have file properly. when you are a provider, you have to i'll prope

if we don't get a deal, it will be an interesting backend to the session this week.hat we have ahead. we have u.k. construction data. it is what matters the most for the bank of england. jeffrey lacher will speak in west virginia. in the evening, it will be michael pence against tim kaine on the national debate stage. a 31ound has fallen to euros low as investors brace for a hard brexit. we see trade this morning at around the 127 level. how much lower could we go? us on set.es joins a bit of a pummeling. where is the market positioning? richard: it follows a palm link yesterday as well -- it follows a pummeling yesterday as well. i had a mullet in 1985. it will be a bumpy ride. investors are looking at this scenario and they are spooked. we have had some decent data recently. yesterday's manufacturing pmi was better than expected. investors are looking past that at the brexit and as it becomes more of a reality. inoline: we have to factor on the back of the dollar play as well. the dollar is up for six straight days. what about the euro-pound trade? richard: not wit

market is now pricing in the probability of a hike in the backend -- what does it take to shift the spectrometerirst there's the fact that the bank of england, as much as they want to provide economic growth at low rates, they are already very close to the zero bound interest-rate which mark carney and the policy committee don't want to go into negative interest rate territory. the other challenge is inflation, which we are seeing driving quite significantly. the last month working in that gdp depreciation will be higher and next month is a hike that might bring some of those inflation projections. maybe, bute hike, looking forward to a year and a half down the line hike might be something that is needed to move into the next phase where if there is a recession the bank of england can start cutting it from a new level. yousef: it's a big week for central banks. we are also watching the federal reserve. the implied probability of in december -- where do you stand? >> markets are always sensitive to various movements and there were election jitters that pull of that lower for a december rate hike.

wish it was because i do have concerns about this agreement in terms of what it's going to do at the backend. but we are not in that situation now unfortunately, so we have to deal with the reality and that's the point. >> moderator: we are going to move on, thank you, gentlemen. the next question we start with mr. santarsiero. recent trigger attacks at home have refocused our attention to the use of electronic surveillance to identify threats from our own citizens. to what extent should we engage in domestic surveillance and how we build the safeguards while doing so? >> santarsiero: i think to the greatest extent there needs to be transparency. i think that there needs to be due process. we have to always balance the need to protect the public and the united states from these threats with our constitutional rights to privacy. and that can be difficult at times but i think the touchstone has to be to enable people who are potentially subject to this surveillance. if there is a challenge that we have due process rights, obviously we want to make sure that our government is pursuing every thr

the debate was 2111 and i missed the backend of the first question so i'm going to allow you to go back and talk about trade wrapping up your comments and then you can respond. you noticed the congressmen never explained to those why he is voted repeatedly for the tax deduction shipping their job to mexico. for those at home that don't know this, but companies like kerry or get to deduct the cost from their u.s. taxes and the congressman thinks that is just fine. it's not. that is something i will fight to change and he also mentioned the trade agreements. he was for it until he hit a conversion the last couple of us. you saw which way the political winds were blowing. i'm going to get tough by standing up against the illegal subsidies in the intellectual property theft we have to do more about that and also make sure we stop china and other countries from engaging in the currency manipulation so one final thing. there are so many churches sliding around here. she gets to wrap up her summary and then we go back to you. first, i would like to thank lucy for raising the topic. that is rig

weekend is saturday night into sunday which means we lose an hour of daylight in the back and the backend during the eveningintntt in the overnight lows general of stay in the 40s that's when you will send it back to you guys. >> good morning scott these other freeways that look pretty good starting to get this at tpr the 480 and 77 interchange stepping out of the ordinary but we areo definitely starting to see more cars coming and going for the 40 westbound exit at peterman that it shut down the further we can work and it is not openow 40 westbound exit coming into town no other problems had a carow had a pull up the highway at to be quickly but that one that will not impact your morning commute.i >> in oklahoma fugitive who hado been the subject of a weeklong manhunt is dead this morning aftern a shootout with authorities police spotted 38 -year-oldu before setting up a perimeter around him he was recently charged with child sex of years and also accused of gunning down to relatives in shooting to police officers last week one officer was hurt in the shootout but the getting our first l

on the backend, that was taking personally identifiable information and getting it to one of the world's most dangerous terrorists and taking that information and turning it into a careless. they were taking advantage of a criminal act or to turn it into a terrorist actor. on thesimilar activity electronic army where in addition to actions on behalf of syria where they feign a attack on the white house. the was to make a dollar on stock market. this is going to increase the amount of time and money they spend too high their tracks. they're going to leverage criminal groups to confuse the victims as to who might be responsible. >> we'll have about 10 minutes left. we'll have short questions and short answers. right there on the aisle. >> thank you. [indiscernible] my question is about what are the strategies, or are there strategies in institutions and think tanks and groups who are going to be prepared after this election to have the ability to start education and communicating with those who will say this election has been rigged? there will be cyber threats and many things you talked a

i do have concerns about the agreement in terms of what it will do at the backend. we are not in that situation now, unfortunately. so we have to deal with reality and that is the point. mr. pezza: we will move on. thank you, gentlemen. the next question, recent terror attacks at home have refocused refocused our attention to identify threats from our own citizens. to what extent should we engage surveillance, and how do we build in constitutional safeguards while doing so? mr. santarsiero: to the greatest extent possible, there needs to be transparency. there needs to be due process. we must always balance the need to protect the public in the united states from these threats with our constitutional rights to privacy. that balance can be difficult at times. the touchstone has to be to arele people who essentially subject to this obviously we want to make sure that our government is pursuing every threat of potential evidence to prevent an attack before it happens. part of that also has to be this -- we have to make sure we have strong relationships within communiti

i do have concerns about the agreement in terms of what it will do at the backend. but we are not in that situation now, unfortunately. we have to do with reality and that is the point. mr. pezza: we will move on. thank you, gentlemen. this next question, and we start with mr. santarsiero, recent terror attacks at home have refocused our attention to the use of electronic surveillance to identify threats from our own citizens. to what extent should we engage in domestic surveillance, and how do we build in constitutional safeguards while doing so? mr. santarsiero: i think to the greatest extent possible, there needs to be transparency, due process, we have to always balance, we always have to balance, the need to protect the public and the united states from these threats with our constitutional rights to privacy. that balancing can be difficult at times, but i think the touchstone here has to be to enable people who are potentially subject to this surveillance. if there is a challenge, that they have due process rights. i think obviously, we want to make sure that

michael: we like the backend of the yield curve in the u.s..nsurance companies, pension plans are under duration. they don't have enough high-quality bonds in every time rates back up, the debate comes back in. alix: thank you so much, ties. later, we will have special coverage of janet yellen speaking before the federal reserve bank of austin. that is 1:30 p.m. eastern time. i want to update you on j.p. morgan shares. they are up over 1% in the premarket. the big headline is you had profits. that is fixed trading of 40% are its at the highest level in three and a half years in we have city and wells fargo coming out in 20 minutes. you've got oil and opec this morning. another commodity is getting a lot of traction. that is natural gas. we will discuss that next. in this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: coming up in the next hour, we will dig into bank earnings. jonathan: this is bloomberg. the big story in the last couple of hours is jpmorgan earnings. there is a big up side surprise. the spill into the market is as follows. the stock is up in the premar

we are not on the backend. we don't know how bad the damage could end up. we don't know how severe the storm surge could end up being. for 3,not going to know 4, 5 days what the ultimate effect of this is. if we end up having really significant problems and really severe property damage, then the stafford act comes into play and our ability to provide through emergency declarations and other mechanisms more help to local governors. that's always what a question. as you know, we still have flooding in louisiana that has left a lot of people homeless. over 100,000 people lost their homes there. we still have to rebuild. there is a backlog of need from natural disasters around the country. that we would like hopefully during the lame-duck session to figure out how to fight effectively. the issue is not so much fema's funding for immediate emergency response, the issue is going to inmaking sure that after this case, the hurricane, but in other cases, flooding or wildfires -- other natural disasters. after they have happened, are we in a position to properly hel

if you look at my back in a database in your backend database, how come we don't have one bad guy database. there's some interesting places where the federal agencies are now trying to encourage sharing of the information and encourage sharing of tpp that the bad guys are using adversarial expense. >> a fascinating world unto itself. the panel later will be given into the policy information sharing a bed found the long-term peace is the answer. we have some questions for twitter here in one of them is very interest him. can you offer it is to bring along slow adopters who are still interested in protecting their turf? maybe each of you can take a crack at that if you want to start. >> share, the white house issued a few executive orders that are helpful for this. they created the framework a few years ago that provides a laundry list of standards and a framework for assessments. companies of all sizes can go to the framework and help them assess my level of risk and what should i do in response to that. it is voluntary. it's also self policing so nobody has to do it but it helps raise awar

we are not on the backend so we don't know how bad the damage could end up.we don't know how severe the storm surge could end up being and we are not going to know for three, four, five days with the ultimate effects of bizarre. if we end up having really significant problems and really severe property damage the stafford act comes into play in our ability to provide through emergency declarations and other mechanisms or help to local governance, that's always going to be a question we have. as you know we still have flooding in louisiana that is left a lot of people homeless. over 100,000 people lost their homes there and we still have to rebuild. there is that log of need from natural disasters around the country. during the lame-duck -- lame duck session we have to figure out how to fund effectively. the issue is not so much fema's funding for immediate emergency response. the issue is going to be making sure that after in this case the hurricane but in other cases flooding or wildfires are out there natural disasters after they happen are we in a position

what we are trying to do on the backend is make sure that participants are defaulting on those loans. even though were not approving them we are actively making sure they're not defaulting them. the way we do that is because when they miss a payment even though it's through payroll deduction staff numbers have changed they go on leave their disability. it impacts their pay. they do have the amount to have to pay off the full loan payment for that paid period nothing is taken. if you miss out on a payment you start to get in the default stays good one my stuff is doing were actively tracking these people were making phone calls to these people to remind them that they've missed a payment and if they have to make an over-the-counter payment . that takes time. i don't have an actual answer for you right now on how much time >> ballpark? there's three of you >> i was a people have a loans for less than 2-3 weeks party defaulted. so they've taken alone before they go out on leave. so the tracking part is what everyone is warned us against because our goal is to try and make sure that they

your actively managed equity mutable -- mutual fund products. 30 basis points plus 450 points of backendth fund plus the management fee. how does that persist, not just that black rock but elsewhere? >> the challenge for anyone who delivers value to a customer is, is the price worth what you are getting for it? you will see the rule will not suppress "active management" but it will force greater clarity. ifbasis points may be cheap the asset manager is delivering value. if not, why not a nice share? >> great having you. thanks very much. it is a titanic shift in the asset management industry. make aif anybody can titanic shift it is blackrock. coming up, we will look at how hurricane matthew can affect fuel cargoes in the east u.s. east coast. ♪ >> oil is the future in focus and this is the map that tells you the story. this is hurricane matthew and it ts projected trajectory moving up to new york and washington. you can find this trajectory on your terminal. these yellow dots are tankers scattered all over the gulf of mexico as well as in the east coast. the areas you want to pay attent

what we are trying to do on the backend is make sure that participants are defaulting on those loans.ven though were not approving them we are actively making sure they're not defaulting them. the way we do that is because when they miss a payment even though it's through payroll deduction staff numbers have changed they go on leave their disability. it impacts their pay. they do have the amount to have to pay off the full loan payment for that paid period nothing is taken. if you miss out on a payment you start to get in the default stays good one my stuff is doing were actively tracking these people were making phone calls to these people to remind them that they've missed a payment and if they have to make an over-the-counter payment . that takes time. i don't have an actual answer for you right now on how much time >> ballpark? there's three of you >> i was a people have a loans for less than 2-3 weeks party defaulted. so they've taken alone before they go out on leave. so the tracking part is what everyone is warned us against because our goal is to try and make sure that they do

q2, but theyf from had a backend loaded plan.ve before that, share purchase right in line. i think that is a question for the call. is this indicative of your plan? is this the payout ratio that we should be thinking up for the next year? alix: your wheelhouse, even goldman sachs said i don't think the fixed trading revenue the last two quarters can actually continue -- they highlighted weakness in m&a. said, what is the growth driver for financials? >> look, i think they have been trying to grow the consumer side of their books. they have been trying to sustain acid-based fee revenue. -- asset-based fee revenue. they have been trying to capture the shrinking trading market. jonathan: we saw that they are getting more assets, but that is becoming a very competitive business. a whole lot more competitive in the last couple months. do you expect that to continue? >> absolutely. there is an interesting dynamic between active management, passive management, and the distortions that creates. if there is more money going into indexing,

compensation scheme bite you on the backend.ut when it goes down, it can kill you. . >> a lot of these funds are built up as teams. david, you are running half of the fund. i am running half of the fund. you have done great. you are up 20%. i am down 20%. you and your team expect to get paid. we are working in separate buildings. the fund has earned no performance. it is a wash so there's nothing to pay your team. that tears funds apart from the inside in a way that does not happen and a lot of other organizations where one side will pay for the other. that is called nesting risk. it is incredibly destructive and hedge funds. it becomes a miserable place to work. jonathan: where is the talent going to go if they do not like it? revenue out of banks, great. smaller assets, revenues up. thanks her ok. those guys will not go back to the banks. the banks are ok. where will the talent go? >> some of it will go -- with they are looking to do is popular is family offices where you have less of the market to market presser -- pressure a

looking at the backend, that is a point were you might want to consider going under rated at times. i could see steeper curves playing out. david: was you know about the degree to which that that is paying attention to what is going on, elsewhere? sam fisher giving a nod to negative interest rates in europe and japan. this point in time, how much does the fed care about what is going on is to mark >> they are discussing a lot of what is going on, there is nothing decisive in their final decision. they care about the dollar, but it has sort of become -- had little volatility, but not very much. it is staying in a range. sam fisher to talk about the impact of the reach for yield on u.s. yields that we are seeing because there is nothing overseas and in many cases, they have gone negative and that pushes down on our long and and makes it harder for our banks to make money and a an effect on the u.s. economy. they take all those things into account, but right now they are looking at the u.s. economy, at growth, at jobs and at the election and using that to make the decision. david: that

using that good information gives you better analytics and better services on the backend. right now we bring about 70 terabytes of data a day. our future plan for the constellation will bring in about 100 terabytes of information. we have a storage of around 100 petabyte. when i tell you that, i'm telling you we use that for what we are doing with that information. along with that information, you need algorithms. of course digital globe has a great team and we build algorithms to extract information, but we also believe in using the wisdom of other folks building algorithms. .. so we in that platform we built machine to machine learning to narrow search spaces to give the information to the analyst. so they can not spend time doing hours and hours of finding a needle in a haystack of needles. so, with that become as predictive analystics as well. just a couple of things i mentioned. we have partnering with frycon and bringing in really great three deimagery that goes with it. -- 3d. we use human landscaping. it is not just imagery or the geo or physical imagery but it is