being a veteran of vietnam himself, sergeant bill miller's intrigue was picked by his father's researchr did research in the national archives to help paint a portrait of his ancestor. these facts and figures, lists and rosters help contribute to our intimate and personal glimpse into a shared national history that comes directly from the genealogy of many family trees. miller was himself a volunteer soldier. he chose to serve in a time of war, despite being a student at penn state university, as miller turned back the pages of american history, he learned how improbable his existence was and yet he stands among us today to share the unlikely yarn. you see, little did capehart, the great great grandson of german immigrants know that in the course of one year he'd enlist, fight, be captured at st. mayor rir's church in va swra, survive prison, be relocated to side step the fear of-and-sonville and die of dysentery months later in a south carolina prisoner of war camp. little did he know that his wife would succumb to the pressures of caring for their four girls and make the unimaginable

bill miller reported something out earlier.lion market cap, that's way too small versus the opportunity. that's what people have to recognize. if they report some number that doesn't shock you to the upside, don't give up is the ship. they have pricing flexibility. he was comparing it to hbo. >> but they pay an awful lot for content. the stock trades at 66 times 2016. 66 times. it is growing 64% a year over a three year ebita growth. that is incredible growth. deserved perhaps with that multiple, but it's not like they're not getting rewarded for it. >> you raise a good point which is what's happened is if you're a growth stock manager like bill miller, he has value, he has delta, they're not constrained by that. i don't mean to say that investors in 2,000 dotcoms, but bill miller is saying the enterprise value of this company is higher. not looking at earnings per share. >> right. >> that's something you can do with only a handful of stocks. >> more "squawk on the street" continues in a moment. my name is griselda zendejas. i

bill miller ponders the same question.ndfather choose to enter the war with the family to care for. why did he serve? perhaps it was because the union victory at gettysburg, a few short months before, had galvanized enlistment among men and women in the north. perhaps it was because he felt a againstto fight slavery. perhaps it was because the lisbon bounty, a sizable amount, would do his family well in a time of need. perhaps mr. miller will never know what prompted his great great granddad to prompt this to join this-- brotherhood. i know that with his persistence -- without his persistence, we would have never known this tale , nor how his existence on this earth created a family of future soldiers. being o invention of the anon did researchmiller's through the national archives to uncover archives to pay a portrait of his ancestor. like a puzzle, piece after piece, perfectly placed, these facts and figures help contribute to our now intimate, and personal, glimpse into a shared national history that comes directly from

i know you followed bill miller for a long time. here instead of me asking you a question? >> i want to ask him about intrexon, the phase two breast or breast cancer drugs, the food business or the energy business and whether we'll see anything good in 2016 this could be an amazing company. >> they cloned two litters of kittens the other day, did you see that on the news? >> yes. this is like netflix of biotech. if it works, it's huge, right? >> i think you did a nice analysis of it a few weeks ago. you know, it's highly speculative. it's not like dupont. but it has the potential to be one of the great stocks of the next 5, 10 years. >> i'm so glad you mentioned that, a lot of individuals have to recognize that the risk is there, but the reward could be dramatic. when i listen to a man who called the bottom in airlines, who understood netflix would be an amazing stock and amazon, i feel better. i don't get it. >> cloning kittens? i can get as many kittens as i want at an animal shelter. brilliant. thanks, bill. thanks, jim. cloning

bill miller ponders the same question.ndfather choose to enter the war with the family to care for. why did he serve? perhaps it was because the union victory at gettysburg, a few short months before, had galvanized enlistment among men and women in the north. perhaps it was because he felt a againstto fight slavery. perhaps it was because the lisbon bounty, a sizable amount, would do his family well in a time of need. perhaps mr. miller will never know what prompted his great great granddad to prompt this to join this-- brotherhood. i know that with his persistence -- without his persistence, we would have never known this tale , nor how his existence on this earth created a family of future soldiers. being o invention of the anon did researchmiller's through the national archives to uncover archives to pay a portrait of his ancestor. like a puzzle, piece after piece, perfectly placed, these facts and figures help contribute to our now intimate, and personal, glimpse into a shared national history that comes directly from

>> well, my thoughts, and for sharmain and me and bill miller and gussie clark and marian tasco and chuit'snot a , family. we spent social time together and all of that, but for me, my fondest recollection -- i do things that remind me of people that are important to me. for example, i wear cuffs on all of my pants because john anderson wore cuffs on his pants. jerry mondesire's the first person i ever saw -- we played racquetball every tuesday and thursday -- ever saw who put his shoes on before he put his pants on. [ laughter ] i, for more than a decade, put my shoes on before i put my pants on 'cause it reminds me of jerry mondesire. >> oh, wow. >> renee? >> i mean -- >> i'm sorry -- sharmain. >> that's okay. i mean, jerry was just such a special person. and -- but he was -- he was funny. he was -- he could push. he could laugh. he could, you know, make you think about very interesting things. but one of the things i was thinking about this week of the many memories that i have, is the time that we decided that we wanted to march on the committee of 70. we called it the chicken-sandwich-

bill miller with the tennesse highway patrol. cook remains at large and marshasl are continuing thier manhunt. they say cook should be considered armed and dangerous. police say three people were injured in a shooting inside an indianapolis mall last night. police say a male suspect came into the mall and had words with a man he knew and then shot him. two other victims were hit by ricochet fire. one suspect fled the scene and there may be a second suspect. there were dramatic rescues at sea after a boat capsized on the way from turkey to greece. migrants and refugees weree dumped into the water when their wooden boat overturned. at least three people died... one adult and two children. others clung to life preservers. the greek coast guard and other vessels brought 242 survivors to the greek island of lesbos... some of them unconscious children. a 10-year-old boy was seriously injured yesterday afternoon in an apparent shark attack at a hawaii beach. witnesses say the child was bitten on the thigh while body boarding about 30 fe

. >> then you got, like, bill miller, record for 15 years. >> yes. >> the s&p. >> yes. >> sometimes it'swhat's right in front of you. benign inflation. very low interest rates. nowhere else to put your money. an economy that's better than any other economy in the world, so why wouldn't it just be just looking at those things, why wouldn't you buy stocks? >> remember, as jay sop sason s there's a lack of other places to put your assets. >> that's a positive i thought. >> it is, but the other issue is the major decline seen in crude oil prices over the past of the 12 months is going to be a stimulus. remember, it bottomed in january, march, and bottomed in august. >> you're arguing, but you said that bill miller's right, that it's benign inflation, nowhere else to go, oil prices are low so market should go up, is that what you're saying? >> should be going up because you hit panic on the risk indicators. >> fundamentally. >> it's important, though. especially with markets gyrating up and down because of the lack of fundamental muse at this point. >> we talked about every single move in the

i encourage everybody to listen to what bill miller said today about netflix.aid, i get that this is an environment where people shoot first, ask questions later. >> we'll have more coming up on this in just a couple moments. >> i'll do my best. >> guy adami coming up with the "fast money" crew at 5:00. we'll be talking about the earnings webcast. christine, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> much more on netflix on whether you should be buying or selling the stock right now. and what's wrong with wal-mart? can anything fix the slumping retail giant? how much would it cost? that's later on "the closing bell." cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe and reliable services. raising a family here in the city of san jose has been a

bill miller ponders the same question.ndfather choose to enter the war with the family to care for. why did he serve? perhaps it was because the union victory at gettysburg, a few short months before, had galvanized enlistment among men and women in the north. perhaps it was because he felt a againstto fight slavery. perhaps it was because the lisbon bounty, a sizable amount, would do his family well in a time of need. perhaps mr. miller will never know what prompted his great great granddad to prompt this

or does sab bill -- miller not want to be owned? it is probably a little bit of both. anted to plow miller furrow, and smb owns its own share, but some about thee forgotten brazilians and he built in scott they own just over 50% of that business. so if they have to issue shares, it will be diluted. need does anheuser busch sab miller? >> i think it could very easily do some excellent growth with it. there is no doubt. sab miller would take every box that they need. would get them leadership in africa, an area they are not in. it would strengthen them considerably in asia. it would give them global dominance. but they would like to have that in the long term, and they would do it quickly. but certainly they could do other deals and get their overtime. pimm: thank you so much, that was duncan fox. still ahead on the bloomberg market day, as president obama gets ready to sell the big pacific trade deal, what does this mean for the business? we will go to washington, d.c. to discuss what is at stake, next. ♪ this is the bloomberg market day, i am pimm fox. in just a few mom

i'm bill o'reilly. miller time tonight. presidential politics getting bizarre.ump sent senator marco rubio some bottled water. mocking the senator's thirst during the debates. >> you got a package. you didn't know this? >> i found out about it this morning. >> donald trump says you sweat too much and drink too much. >> yeah. >> water. >> drink too much water. >> what came in the package? >> i didn't see it. it's high quality water. apparently evian are losers. >> they have a towel. how do you feel? >> he talks about how young you look. >> it is what it is. yeah, i tring water, so what. i only sweat when it's hot. >> here in new york city, saying only drinks water when it's hot. >> i'm in town. i came to see "cats" and they closed it on me. >> five years ago. >> i'm going to see "miss saigon" and i went to get the tickets. i had a picture taken with a topless eleanor roosevelt look alike. >> what a thrill that must have been. what tip did you give her? >> two tips. >> okay. >> so you have come up with in addition to water to senator marco rubio, you want to give

bill miller was on last week saying that this group -- amazing mutual fund measure still the cheapest in the market. i think the numbers kromg back for this group sniefs surprised by the way -- first articles about parker and american and how smoothly that transition has been so far. surprising. >> yeah, you will want to wait and see. >> we haven't mentioned verizon as well. we should probably get to that. the stock is up a bit after the company reported earnings that actually met and in some cases exceeded the expectations, the analysts who followed the enormous telecom company. 99 cents in earnings per share. that's overel 9 cents for the third quarter of 14. $28.4 billion year to day in cash flow from operations. overall numbers not bad in terms of bottom line. churn was good, .93, but you are watching average revenue per user or average revenue per at, however you want to do t down, down a good amount, not necessarily more than some expectations out there, but concern about pricing pressure continues to be the over -- some of an over arching theme as we do watch the battles take p

bill. thank you. >> miller is up next.hts on the debate and emotional goodbye to john boehner. miller next. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying awake part, sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> back of the book segment tonight, miller time. let's get right to the sage of southern california, dennis miller who joins us from santa barbara. >> billy. >> your overall debate reaction, miller? >> well, no. listen, billy, i have to stipulate up front. i think you probably have to stipulate the same thing. i watched clips this morning because i knew it was one of my topics, but i did not watch the debate. the world series on and if you think the parliamentaria

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>> amazon people say it's expensive but i go back to the argument from bill miller and john malone with tci, a dollar invested in tci when john malone took over was worth 900 when the company was bought out. just because the company isn't reporting profits it's a lot more valuable now than it was. amazon web services is almost like the iphone of web hosting, it's completely revolutionized the space. >> john mentioned that the amazon web services number did beat expectations. guys, we heard from walmart i think it was last week coming out with real challenges, strategic imperatives they are following to try to make up for the way that amazon frankly has elbowed its way into the retail space. in the release amazon says it does expect the majority of things shipped to be prime. those shares up almost 10%. >> clearly walmart is on the defensive, right, and maybe their strategy is going to work, but amazon has such a leadership advantage at this point and really the story is aws. it really s when this stock broke out is when they broke out these kinds of results and with no competition reall

bottom fishing in twitter as it came under pressure until the last several weeks, that includes bill millers as well he thought twitter at 19 would be eek have a tent -- it doesn't get quite there, but facebook at 19. do people start to believe in the jack dorsey turn around and other strategic moves he is making. >> there will be a lot of announcement from twitter, permanent ceo, announcement of layoffs and the new executive member of the board. the launch of moments which was called project lightning. they're trying to show they are improving the structure of the company itself with the layoffs and new chairman but also the product and improving the product. i think it will be really interesting to see what their user numbers are when they report their next quarterly results, but i think there is a lot of hope that with some of these new products they might start to gain more traction and add more users. i think they still need a little bit of time to see the impact of these changes and also roll out more product changes. moments still a very preliminary product. >> right. and in the mean

miller. >> cheryl: in politics bill clinton hits campaign trail.the late show with stephen colbert. >> nicole: we will have more of the latest going on there. welcome to fbn:am, first look at market and what to expect on the day ahead. things are looking good so far. >> cheryl: looking good for a wednesday. let's get you caught up on global action happening overnight. european are trading higher as you can see, the ftse 100, up by h 4, dax up 1%. >> nicole: who cares, right? we are up for the month, looking good, dow futures 117, s&p 14 and a half and nasdaq 38 and a half. >> cheryl: 49.44, nearly 2%. 50 bucks a barrel. gold on your screen, gold is higher but just a fraction. the story definitely is oil today. >> nicole: euro is weaker the uk pound, mexican peso and japanese yen all stronger this morning. >> cheryl: look at the yelled up 7%. >> we had a lot of news from asia this morning. we'll have the latest here on the asian markets. we go straight over to rachel live in beijing. good morning to you, rachel. >> good morning, nicole, energy share

these are the black box -- yesterday, you had bill miller in one of thee most exciting interviews, andalked about. the market capitalization of the company is too small given the fact it's internet tv and guys at linear. that was a constant theme. they are linear. we're internet. internet takes over the world. we're the internet channel of the world. that's a compelling thing for the $47 million stock. at one point, people dumped on that one domestic count, and them people believed and believed and believed. come in this morning, there's more uncertainty about the chip data again. talk about narcos. >> look at netflix, do you say to yourself, hbo or time warner is undervalued? meaning -- >> i thought they were. >> one or the other. >> jeff, a great american, we have to point that out -- >> always. >> felt better about time warner after that even though time warner's programming -- >> you would be happy if they traded at 60 times. >> right. >> time warner is remarkably higher than the margin of netflix. >> i know. >> does that say anything about amson and walmart? one is rewarded for in

bill. a.b. miller has refused to negotiate. they say that they are undervaluing the company.llion more? they will stop development of cholesterol drug. they say the drug was not effective enough incredible trials. the company will take charge of as much as $90 million in the fourth quarter because of that. southwest airlines says they have fixed the computer glitch that has delayed hundreds of flights. they expect things to return to normal as the day progresses dried yesterday, southwest urged passengers to print their own boarding passes. employees had to manually process travelersinstead of using computers, and that resulted in long lines. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. let's head back to the market does good julie hyman with a check on some of the movers this morning. emc and dell. julie: dell is not moving because it is a private company, but emc is the one we are watching as a result of that. $67 billion is the largest technology acquisition ever. we are seeing those emc shares up 1.5%. not a huge change. these reports have been out here, so the

building something better for all of us. >>> thanks for staying with us i'm bill o'reilly in the millert tonight. seizing private property. you may have heard of eminent domain whereby the government, federal, state, or local can seize private property if there is a need for the public good they say. now, the government has to pay for it. but they can talk it away from its rightful owner if the the routeful owner won't sell. coney island, new york. the city wants to redevelop the amusement park. three ocean fronts track of land just sitting there owners don't want to sell. the city says it's going to seize the land. jung us now from santa barbara. the other side of the coast. the sage of southern california, dennis miller. and you say? >> well, i thought it was the city first, billy. but my sources on the ground told me actually putin has seized that property. he is opening up a steak house out there called primea he went out there and took it because he knew we weren't going to do anything. out of all the things that you hear about that seem unamerican. and there is some crazy thing no

i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight.n california who joins us from los angeles. so, your critique of the debate last night is, what? >> you know, billy, i you watched it with the sound down and the picture down. so, take on it. i assume hillary has been shaped into that role. it will be our first yogi master president. i'm going to double down on my bet here. these are diminished times. there is no more leading exemplar of diminishment of the expectation of our public figures hillary clinton. i think she is a lock to be the president of the united states because she is a perfect person for her time. i'm not saying that's a plus. but she perfectly represents the easy convictions of this time. >> now, depending on the republican nominee i may have a major wager with you on that but we will see what happens. now, how about bernie sanders though. he is our kind of guy don't be a pinhead show. millionaire, billionaires. you know, i'm tired of it. >> that's gold for our upcoming show. seem to be working your bernie. >> i don't

bill hartman, victoria jackson. joan lovin. dennis miller. mike meyers. and kevin leland and features al franken. from the "saturday night live" band. musical guest, aerosmith. and starring tom hanks. ladies and gentlemen, tom hanks. >> thank you very much. oh, man. i can't believe it. i hosted the show now four times and just now i banged my knee on this thing back stage. it's killing me. >>> you okay? >> yes, sir, i am fine. it's swollen up a little bit, but i will be fine. got, it hurts. it hurts so much. why does it have to hurt this much? >> we can get somebody to look at it. >> it's okay, already. stop making a fuss. >> dear god, i know you have been good with me. out on cassette and grant me this one last request. please make the pain stop. please make this pain stop! oh, my god. >> wow. glad that's over. i feel great. in fact, i feel wonderful. i have never felt so wonderful, so free. so light. all the pain is gone. am i really light as air? free of trouble? free of care? no more worries, no more burdens. all because my legs stopped hurting. look

. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight, let's get right california who joins us from santa barbara. miller, you are a 1%er. did you know there is a new type of therapy called wealth therapy that treats people who feel guilty about being prosperous. so, it's not all that easy if you have got stuff in america because you just -- you feel guilty about it. did you know that? >> it's pretty easy. you have got to buck up and soldier on. you have got to put one salvador skid loafer in front of the other one just keep moving forward. i have been broke and had some money. i was in therapy once because i was so broke and now i have a few bucks, i hire a kid to go to therapy for me. i got him from a company called rent akavitch. he meets with me each week and i meet with him to wipe about. if you are wealthy in america you hit the mother load. i busted my -- >> situation as you, miller. i have no money at all and now i have some cash. i don't even think about the money. i don't think about it and i submit to you. >> well give it to me. >> you don't d

tannehill threw four td passes, while lamar miller ran for 175 yards. different team. bills and jaguars at wembley stadium in england. e.j. manuel' s pass is intercepted by telvin smith who score. the bills made it interesting, but the jags hold on 34:31 . steelers and chiefs. landry jones got the start for the steelers today. it was not a great one. in the fourth quarter, that put the chiefs in front. kansas city gets just their second win of the season, 23-13. monarchs wrapping up a home and home series with the adirondack thunder, they played in new york last night. back at home today. less than two minutes to go in the first period, zac larraza skates in on the near side and slips the backhand past the goalie. his first professional goal made it 1-0 after the thunder got two one. in the second, louick marcotte scored on the power play. the thunder got three more and win 5-2. highlights at 11:00. a sad note minnesota , timberwolves head coach flip saunders has died. the longtime nba coach who won more than 650 games in nearly two decades passed away today, according to th

david: you, matt miller, bill:.ar from brian monahan -- monyhan. ♪ david: bank of america and the search for growth. what is brian moynihan next. netflix stumbles. new anti-five care to cards -- new anti-fraud credit cards slowdowns have a roof. the restaurant revolution. we tell you about the guy doing away with tipping and changing the way he pays his workers. welcome to the second hour of "bloomberg ." i am david weston. stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. you know what that was? 11 madison. faid: i went to welcome my, of columbia university, favorite guest name so far. a former hedge fund investor at merrill lynch. of the day for banking. erik schatzker is back with us and we are joined by analyst allison williams. stephanie: we have more bank earnings first. there you go. goldman in the red but citigroup and the grain. matt: citigroup beating the estimate on the bottom line for shareed eps, $1.31 a compared to the bloomberg survey comparing at $1.27 a share. citigroup missed the revenue side. as bill was talki

miller, but we have seen quite some consolidation in the beer market. if the deal goes through, it would a sickly have a search of the global bill -- global beer market but this is still not over. we have to wait to see how sab miller decides and for authorities if they are playing along with this may go merger. >> maybe we can urge -- merge all of them together and i can send you a beer. the united states has turned the oil markets on its head when it kicked off the fracking boom and now it looks like shale production is set to decline according to figures from opec. it should increase demand for oh pack -- opec produced crude. if these latest figures are correct, that strategy is paying off for opec members in the long-term. frankfurt airport is germany's largest and the organizers of a new initiative hope it will be germany's greenness. they are not looking to the sky, but to the ground. >> things are going green at gate a 15. it the site of frankfurt asked first green gate where you can see how frankfurt is trying to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. the research project designed to healthy airport and industry partners increase the number of elec

bills. linda wallace also goes by the name of lynn miller, former presh treasure for dick sesla. they also accuse her of writing fake checks. she trekked her down but she would not comment. >>> president obama is about toed address the nation from the white house on his plan to keep thousands of u.s. troops in afghanistan passed 2016. let's listen in. >>> thanks to the courage and the skill of our military, our intelligence and civilian personnel. they serve there with extraordinary skill and valour. it is worth remembering specially the more than 2200 american patriots that made the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan. i visited our troops to thank them on behalf of a grateful nation. i told them they could take great prize in the progress they helped achieve. they struck devastating blows against the al qaeda leadership, delivered justice to osama bin laden, prevented terrorist attacks and saved american lives. they pushed the taliban back so the afghan people could reclaim their communities, send their daughters to school and improve their lives. our troops trained afghan forces

that's for the bigger shareholders of sab miller not have the foot quite such a tax bill if they are d more heavily in shares rather than cash. if you are in every shareholder at sab miller, you will get for four pounds for every share. that's what is agreed. for every share print interesting not only what to expect in sab miller's shares for what a roller coaster ride since the spike in mid-september when you first learned of a deal. a deal that will bring the juggernauts of the bear market. everyone in three beer sold will be done a buy one company. issues in terms of regulation doesn't this inspire? -- does this inspire? they both have agreements to different companies -- coca-cola and pepsi. they would not use both and have to selloff a number of assets. perhaps chinese assets, a joint venture held by sab miller, one in the united states as well. to be sold tove get the thumbs-up from regulators? a are likely to see -- we saw spike and the pound. 68 billion pounds is what you need to be potentially looking at going to the market and that will help to drive it higher. people think

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miller, what are you going to call that company? >> expensive beer. >> yes, it will be, that's for sure. all right. bill, thanks so much. >> see you tomorrow. >>> perfect for the holiday for columbus day out there. i know some rain possibly on the way in the next couple days here. >> toast to the good weather. you can take that up with human resources while i go to the weather well. smile everybody, it's gorgeous outside. it's a beautiful day in new york city, mostly sunny skies that the hour. let's look at the weather headlines and see how the someday progressing. great evening for the mets as we mentioned. we are going to see a passing shower tomorrow. it's not going to be much, it's going to be scattered, and i think about a tenth of an inch or less. then cooler weather as we roll into the weekend. let's go through the details right now and see what's happening, shall we? we as we work through day, the clicker is not advancing. 73 at rutgers university in 73 in summit ridge in bronx community college there as well. all right, we have the bays are and we're good to go. 67 in westport. 71 in rock hill.

miller are investigators. within 48 hours detectives get a crucial tip from an unlikely worker. william penic, known as bill wig. he told -- at big will. >> what kind of numbers do you find on the phone? >> we find a guy by the name of george, he says that is my friend, the firefighter. >> 48 hours peter van zant is with us now. let's talk about this link between greyhound and george, the husband of the murdered woman. what was that relationship? >> greyhound is actually a man named noel stevens, who george had befriended. george is the husband of the and used him for odd jobs around the house. noel stevens was mentally ill, alcoholic. and over time, it is alleged george manipulated him into murdering his wife. what is intriguing about this, is that noel stevens, the mentally ill man, becomes the star witness in the case. who will the jury believe? this man who hears voices and sees things? or a west point grad? >> fascinating. peter, thank you very much. you can watch peter van zant's story, vengeance in vegas tomorrow night on cbs-2 at 10:00. >>> we'll be right back. plan we're cracking down on medicare f

miller. the big crowds are for a rally for hillary clinton, a free performance by katy perry and an appearence by former president bill clinton. tonight, we ask police what they're doing to make sure everyone's safe. jack: local five's kattey ortiz lays out what people can expect tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a rough one for anybody trying to drive through downtown des moines. up to six thousand people are expected to fill this parking lot her husband bill clinton ... and pop superstar katy perry the jefferson-jackson ---- des moines is used to special guests during the election cycle ... but probably not used to having big names like katy perry hold a free concert. "she said at one point she was willing to write a campaign song for the campaign, any way she can help out she was willing to so we're really grateful to have her and we're excited for tomorow." the singer will headline a rally for hillary clinton on saturday afternoon with president bill clinton at this parking lot behind their campaign headquarters. with six thousand people expected to come out ... that's a small venue for some big names. officials w

george miller doesn't discuss it publicly. he put in a bill under our stress just for pro forma. never had a press conference. nancy pelosi doesn't discuss it. richard trumka of the afl doesn't discuss it. and the minimum wage today adjusted for inflation, as i mentioned, would put tens of billions of dollars at ten bucks an hour--tens of billions of dollars in people's hands to jump-start for the recessionary economy. biden could have skewered ryan, and he was muzzled because obama doesn't want to discuss this because he might be accused of being against small business, who he's given 18 tax breaks by his own admission on the first debate. 18 tax breaks, and 2/3 of all low-income workers are employed by 50 large corporations, like wal-mart and mcdonald's, whose ceos get an average of $10 million a year. and you think this was a slam dunk, but it isn't. so i think our presidential politics are rancid, repetitious, cowardly, and commercialized. so whoever wins, don't expect that much. >> ok. so... [applause] ralph, you've run for the presidency a number of times. so let's just hyp

miller. prosecutors say she wrote fake checks. she's also accused of using money from a fake autism charity to pay bills. >> police are obtaining ader charge from a student. a freshman is charged with killing one and shooting two. he's charged with second-degree, not first-degree murder. he told police he only shot the others after they hit him in the face and chased him. there's a hearing in the case next week. >>> there is a meeting tonight on converting i-66 into toll lanes. it starts at 7:30 tonight. the proposed plans will turn the hov lanes on 66 between rosslyn and the beltway into hov lanes during weekday peak periods. >> so just how cold is it going to be this winter? we're soon going to hear from the experts on what they think about this. later this morning the national oceanic & atmospheric administration is set to announce its predictions for u.s. temperature and prec precipitation for the upcoming season and we'll talk about el nino and how that may influence this winter. >> i know snow lovers say we haven't had a lot of snow but this polar vortex thing, we're cold. >> no tolerance. >> i think i've heard some of what

miller. prosecut prosecutors say she wrote fake checks. she's also accused of using proceedsen from an autism fund to pay her personal bills. >> a man died outside stadium. the man was trying to break up a fight after the patriots beat the cowboys this past sunday. another man then shot him. the victim diet last nighttime. the man accused of shooting him is facing murder charges. >>> the governor will be joined by senator tim kaine and attorney general mark herring. mccollough has been an sad voe cat forstrict eer gun control but he's had a tough time. >> breaking news on the roads right now, chopper 4 over a big backup. just put this out. we're talking a seven-mile delay as you're headed inbound because of a crash there. rockville peek at cedar lane. northbound all lanes are open. we have one left lane getting by. brand-new crash there this morning. bentway, westbound there, outer loop of the beltway, about 13 miles an hour because of some slowdowns in the area. right now top of the beltway talk about b.w. parkway, 95, colesville road. everything typical for this time of morning. no major problem in prince george's county. in maryland, we want

miller, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: auburn firefighters were called into haul this truck out of buffum bill lake. the ford f-150 wept into the water this morning. fire officials said thankfully, there were no injuries and no need for any arrest. pelham new hampshire police playing a part in keeping drugs out of schools this morning. the department worked with pelham high school to hold a fire drill and while students teams went through the halls searching for drugs. pelham police report that no drugs and no paraphernalia were found in this suite. a family who lost everything in this boat fire if quincy says their community is rallied around them like they never expected. tomorrow, sylvia and justin tell us their neighbors gave them a place to stay and raised $5,000. the insures company will openly cover the cost of the boat that was killed in last week's fire. >> mark: a police officer who died after being shot in a shootout. simmonds was hurt in hand explosion during the watertown shootout and died last year from a brain aneurysm. officials say the memorial is important for not only the families

miller at the nasdaq. still ahead, we will hear from -- bond due rue bill growth bill gross about what he thinks next. ♪ bettyck to the i amberg "market day." betty liu. slower than expected u.s. employment growth is fueling dictation the fed could delay increasing the near zero interest rates. that is not what bill gross wants to hear. he said the fed needs to get off the rope. he spoke with tom keene earlier today. ultimately monetary policy with 0% interest rates is destructive because capitalism cannot survive. nowy: tom keene joins me with more. more on bill gross. tom: a great conversation. really deep on macro economic, and the dynamic within the economic structure into finance and investment. are worriediewers about the challenges of the past seven years and the idea of where we're headed forward. still worried about financial repression? tom: he is worried about financial repression for one double reason, janet yellen is oxygen to the corner. there is inflation. here that shows tensions that is out there with how long we have been at zero bound. we come down there in 2009 we stay at the rogue. that f

bill, the only thing funnier is your explanations of them. ronald johnson rocks vermont. they will have always regarded you as an intellectual. but to align yourself with millermpt at comedy has me wondering. i guess that means you will not be seeing hillary and me in shi can foe or south florida or phoenix, ron. you'll miss out. but don't. santa barbara, california. bill, i was disappointed in your treatment of martha maccallum's necklace. i might have been absent that day. >>> who are you? mr. fashion? yeah, that's me, marylin. mr. fashion. it pains me to say i did not enjoy "killing reagan." he was a man and in order to see how he developed into a great man, you have to know the total person. which is what martin dugard and i present. i always had a high opinion of ronald reagan. but i have to admit that after reading "killing reagan," my opinion has risen. what an honest man. and courageous, too, bill. thanks for reading the book. >>> finally tonight, aarp has about 37 million members. you can see the article on aap.org/magazine. it is well-worth your time to check it out. and that is it for us tonight. word of the day, do not vermiculate. do not vermicul

miller. it brings to mind my exclusive interview with treasury secretary jack lew last week and replacing alexander hamilltop on the $10 billten. >> we are going to honor alexander hamilton, but we're also going to have women on our currency. ly hiz okay. himhamilton's safe. i'm telling you, i'm getting this sense -- you heard it here -- somewhere he's going to be on that bill for now. >> i like fetty, by the way, i'm a fan. liz: i kind of like drake, but i love hamilton. my kids are rapping the hamilton soundtrack. at the box office, from music to movies, a spooky classic scares away the competition. sony's goosebumps earned $23.5 million starring jack black. it took the top spot in its first weekend. the family-friendly flick beat "the martian" by a hair, but it's been out there for a while, earning $21.5 million in its third week. coming in third, bridge of spies at $15.4. crimson peak took fourth. >>> let us get to the nasdaq stock, ndaq. it is hitting an e -- a new all-time high, could it be related to changes at the new york stock exchange, its competitor? remember the day the new york stock exchange suspended trading

miller eats a lot. but i'll ask him. he has trouble with the knives and forks, too, i don't know. only two other shows with tickets, chicago south florida and follow bill offer. the tip of the day one on the actress mary tyler moore, she changed television in a good way. her signature program was an enormous hit in the '70s and gave women power as leading ladies. now, pbs has produced a program called mary tyler moore, a celebration. ♪ >> you get a jolt from the audience when they laugh at you. >> she just got so it quickly. >> she reaches out right through the television set and says, i gotcha. >> i think mary tyler moore has probably had more influence on my career than any other single person or force. >> now the tip of the day, check out that program. if you can and understand that mary tyler moore is an american icon. >> that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, different from bill o'lysle i reilly.com. likely for you to spout off. o'reilly@foxnews.com. any time, any time. do not be indoleapt. tomorrow, a big factor, react with trump leading it off. again thanks, for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly, please rem

it happened on holiday inn on high wood driver and miller did not have a license to carry the weapon. >>> state lawmakers will meet to discuss a new bill to prevent animal cruelty. proposal would help pet shops and animal shelters ensure animals end up with responsible owner by creating animal abuser's registry and information wouldn't be made public but breeders, shelters and stores could access the database. >>> this morning a local doctor is accused of trying to take pictures of a woman in bathroom at umass medical school. the springfield republican reports that dr. marcus cooper is on administrative leave. the alleged incident happened last month. woman says she saw a shadow and camera phone lens over the bathroom stall and chased the man that later surrendered to police and doctor is scheduled to be arraigned in december. >>> new this morning the top prosecutor in massachusetts will not take any action against daily fantasy sports fights. attorney general maura healey tells the globe she not shut down boston based draft kings or its rival fan dual. several other states including nevada have blocked the sites from operating cash ga

bill ackman and that will be fun. and will be joining us for the entire hour. stephanie: sab millerown a takeover offer from anheuser house. david: well congress approve the pacific trade deal? stephanie: scandal hits one of america's favorite past times, fantasy football. ♪ david: welcome to the second power of "bloomberg ." i am dated weston. stephanie: i am stephanie role. the founder of oaktree was with us and he is still here. guess who else? brendan greeley. brendan: we try to high-five. stephanie: i am a horrible high-fiber. brendan: that was impressive. stephanie: billion there and willthe past tom stier join us but let's get you bloomberg's first word. vonnie: thank you. the two biggest names in fear making one not be getting together. sab miller rejected an informal takeover offer from anheuser-busch inbev. some shareholders or looking for an opera and the $110 billion range and no word if ab inbev will come back with another offer. a senate committee wants to know president obama is pulling too many american troops out of afghanistan. all makers will ask the u.s. comm