erik: here with me this morning, bob michele. - there are differences of opinion as to what bill dudley intended to convey yesterday. what was your take away? bob: i took away that they may or may not raise rates in three weeks time. i think they should. i think if you look at the u.s. economy, it looks fine. we'll see gdp in a few minutes. they have the cover to do it. if they are going to worry about what's going on internationally, and they are. how do you know you're not going to get those bursts every so often the next time you do think you may want to raise rates? erik: of what use is it for market participants to have bill dudley give a this but that address where he says, the likelihood effectively feels lower now but things could change between now and then. there is important data that may help guide the fed in one direction or the other. bob: he is trying to calm the markets. erik: did it work? bob: it looks like it worked. i think it is debatable whether the markets were already recovering before he got on or not. he d

. >> a source close to jim bob and michelle said they so closely limit their exposure from outside, television they watched, they were baffled by how this could have been possible. >> i know they're doing the best they can with what they believe and they're entitled to do that, but when the wheels are coming off, when things are not working, then you got to go back and say, what can i do different? sometimes you parent and sometimes you reparent. >> "people's" duggar story on now. >>> let's move on to another couple. megan fox filed divorce from brian austin green. "e.t." with the official court document. >> brian doesn't get any intimacy whatsoever. i don't have any advice. >> joked last year about problems. reported irreconcilable differences. the 29-year-old actress asking for joint custody of their two sons. >> know about the lakers. >> there was drama about the home renovation about bravo's flipping out and according to the filing, the couple separated just nine days before their five-year anniversary. >> if you want to learn more about this story, go to our web site, etonline.com. >>> le

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bob beckel is a former fox news host. and michelle bernard is an independent political analyst and huffington post writer. how long does it last? >> i think it lasts a lot longer than people think. last i looked he's still around. this guy sucks more air out of the wound than anybody else. and you can imagine being one of the other 16 republicans, the only time you get any air time is you got to attack trump and that's dangerous. or you have to do something to follow-up on trump. here's the point. who is donald trump? who he is is not a politician. what does help stand for? what washington stands against. in other words, he's a guy that has tapped a vein in the american body of politics. much like ross perot did in the '90s. in fact, go back to george wallace when he took votes away from democrats. i think trump has some staying power here and he's got the money to stay in and the rest of them can't find oxygen. >> michelle bernard, does he have enough saying power to ultimately capture the gop nomination? >> i don't think he has enou

. >> michele? bob miller. what is going on here? >> reporter: there is something else about this you should know. the night michele harris vanished was not just any night. it was september 11th, 2001. >> things are in some kind of disarray. >> reporter: so they were. and so nobody was paying much attention to the disturbing events up here around little owego, new york. >> troopers have all been sent to new york city. there's a skeleton crew left at all the stations. >> reporter: back then, sue mulvey was a senior investigator with the new york state police. she took the call morning of september 12th. what do -- did you do? >> i sent two investigators over to talk to calvin harris and sent a uniformed trooper up to the house. >> reporter: calvin harris opened up his house to them. >> he said whatever you need. look wherever you need to look. carte blanch. i want this to be solved. i want this to happen. >> reporter: that morning she knew only this. she had a missing person case on her hands and, with luck, it would resolve itself spe

yesterday in a statement his parents michele and jim bob said their oldest son has checked himself intoong-term treatment center. they did not say what kind of treatment he's seeking but it's likely related to his admitted infidelity and online addictions. >> his parents also noted his wife anna is in counseling, as well. a source close to the family told "people" magazine anna has no intention at this time to leave josh. we wish them all well. >>> and the summer's hottest hollywood friendship appears to have blossomed into a creative collaboration. jennifer lawrence and amy schumer making a movie together. >> could it be true? the actresses became fast friends after meeting only a couple months ago. they were seen together in martha's vineyard but not just vacationing together, they're also working together. lawrence let thehe news slip during an interview with the "new york times" saying the pair is almost done writing. >> they're such a cool duo. i would look forward to this. lawrence also described also and schumer as "being creatively made for each other." no word yet on what the p

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john, mike, andy and darren on the facebook page, we see you, michelle, bob and judith also on twitterthe next hour. use #newdaycnn or visit our facebook page. we love when you join the conversation. >> we certainly do. cory wire, thank you so much. >>> stay right here. we've got a busy morning of news. >> the next hour of your "new day" starts right now. >>> she's a lightweight. i couldn't care less about her. >> we are following breaking news. donald trump continuing to lash out after the first big gop debate. his comments on cnn tonight last night sparking a conservative gathering to pull his invitation. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> organizers of the event calling trump hostile, saying trump's criticism of a fox debate moderator crossed the line of decency, calling his actions just plain wrong. >> trump blaming his ouster on weakness and political correctness, dismissing the gathering's importance and vowing to make another campaign stop today. >> whoo! what a morning it's been already. we're grateful to have you along

bob pisani joins me on the floor. >> michelle's getting ready to go on vacation, a lot of other traders are and very happy to be a somewhat normal august day here. the s&p 500, very narrow trading range. only 13 points. got a little droop in the middle of the day. stan fischer speaking exclusively with steve leisman. some interpret him to be a little more hawkish. i didn't hear it but the markets seemed to react that way. down just a little bit. very narrow trading range, 13, 14-point bottom to the top. volume is heavy but declining. heavy for august but not heavy for earlier in the week. 3-2 advancing to declining stocks. volatility, basically flat in volatility, but vix still in the mid 20s. widely held names with be fairly flat. reflecting what the overall market is doing. pfizer underperforming just a little bit here. we all have lists of stocks that are heavily shorted. they're mostly in materials and the energy space but some really moving a lot here, chesapeake, oasis, continental resource in the energy group, materials, steel stocks also doing very well. one group having a tough

michelle stuart was having no luck after seven years on the organ donor waiting list so her husband bob in. back in february he posted sign on his truck saying his wife needed a kidney. he then took a picture of that truck and posted it online. while images of that truck went viral and touched the heart of a special man. 22-year-old mason holland from denver who decided to donate his kidney to help michelle. >> it was pretty much just relief. i mean it was -- you know, such a challenge to try and find someone. all you need is that one person but you start to lose hope at a certain point. >> the operation took place at the university of colorado over one month ago. >>> to a storm drain rescue that's grabbing headlines. law enforcement out in in force colorado springs to rescue a kitten who got stuck in the drain. officers teamed up to search for that kitty and that dark storm drain using her meows as a guide win 10 minutes they found the little girl rescued her. >> facing another officer down at the other entrance and mowinged her out and he was able to pick her up and get her out of the

bob pisani joins us now from the floor of the nyse to help us explain what on earth happened. i understand there were particularly strange trades in the etfs. >> yes, that caught my attention, michelleere were dramatic drops in prices at the open and dramatic drops in prices of etfs as well. let me give you one example. take the s&p etf, you think coke, johnson & johnson, colgate, et cetera. it closed friday around $75. it opened at $70.40. fair enough. it was halted immediately. when it re-opened five minutes later there were several trades at 46.22. that's a nearly 30% drop. it did eventually recover after other halts but only when the market came back. 30% is a big drop for an etf. the underlying stocks that were open were not down nearly as much. i asked the ceo of virtue, one of the world's biggest marketmakers what could explain such a large drop. >> it's very difficult for a marketmaker like virtu to come up with a particular price. in that instance we have to widen out our prices. we're not sure where true value is for that composite at that moment in time. >> he's right. in this case, none of the stocks were down anywhere near 30%. this is not the only case that was out the

michelle caruso cabrera in havana, thanks so much this morning. >>> medical diagnostics company gaining momentum with new products to detect early stages of cervical cancer and advancements in mammogram technology. joining us is bob fank yo being here today. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> we've talked about advancements in the past. the mammography is driving the bulk of your growth, is that correct? >> yes. we just reported third-quarter results two weeks ago. the thing we're really pleased about we had top line growth of about 12% on a basis, net income growth of 24%. i think the thing that's really exciting 18 months ago this was a business that was in decline. to your point around steve, he came in about december of 2013, brought in a brand-new leadership team, and we've really been making great progress of really growing the business kind of on a steady basis. as you mentioned the last quarter it was a breast health business between the 3d mammography systems. >> you look at the stock and it has certainly been on a tear attracting all kinds of businesses including carl icahn. he still owns like 9.9% in the company. but when people see things like that happening, they wonder if the bulk of th