brendan greeley is with us.hnson is on assignment. >> it does feel like back-to-school. >> i know. i would like to rotate out of my summer suits. i'm ready to move. >> he is ready for the fall. let's get a data check. we did have a little bit of a bump up on monday. that disappeared yesterday. the s&p 500 closed at a two-month low yesterday. 2.4366. >> we have seen that yield come down about 14 basis points since yesterday at this time. euro-dollar. euro weaker versus the dollar. >> the ecb is coming up. nato headlines within the last 20 minutes. nato says russia might send in troops under peaceful "pretexts." >> troops are coming in under peaceful pretexts. >> it is good they are using the word pretexts. that is strong diplomatic language. >> dow futures down. speaking of peaceful pretexts, that would be investment bankers within the m&a frenzy we have got today. it is led by cheap money. maybe not the year 2000 standards. is uniquely qualified to speak to us about this differential between 2014 and another tim

brendan greeley, help me out. u.s., hereame as the is their yield below 2%. >> red circle is the u.s. yield? >> yes. what a differential here, two different economies. >> is the continuation of the story we have seen in europe for the last four years, germany has been a huge part of sending other capital to the periphery. place. is still a safe it gets the brain drain from spain and bulgaria, straight to berlin. bund.ave safety in the they are part of the problem and also the biggest winner. >> they are the full faith and credit. us ino gallo will join the 8:00 hour. let's look at the front page. bank of america on the verge of a record-setting settlement in the mortgage backed securities case. bofa will pay anywhere from $60 $17ion to -- $16 million to end the government investigation. bofa have been trying to negotiate down the $17 billion number that was focused on. uggla the new york times" has a back story. >> "the bank's top lawyers and executives," you have to assume "who made the ill-fated decision to figh

scarlet fu and brendan greeley with us.et to brendan greeley now with the top headlines. >> christine lagarde, head of the imf, will have a chance to explain herself. she will meet with directors to explain her role in a french court decision. she is under investigation for negligence due to decisions she made as french finance minister. outbreakola spreads, the race is on for cures. they will release an experimental vaccine as soon as next week. the death toll is now over 1500. headlines. top >> one more actually. >> and the kidnapped american journalist issued a plea. they say they will kill him if u.s. bombings are not stopped. in an interview, his mother asked that he be spared. >> as a mother, i asked for them to be merciful. it is something i have no control over. >> those are your top headlines. >> let's get to the single best chart. this is on the emerging markets from brazil. >> brendan greeley has just been there. >> yes. result has been leading the equity rally. is is theth best-performing benchmark in the world.

brendan brought up food courts.d court has its little area and you have your own dishwasher. in the food hall, they are sharing resources that we have not seen before. >> like most things we have done, we have made it up as we have gone along based on common sense. have built for individual kitchens, where everyone has the run grill tops and ovens. they share resources in the back. storage, sinks, prep space, that kind of thing. time are running out of and we are all taking a field trip to berg'n this afternoon. [laughter] >> thank you very much for coming in. >> let me do a forex report. the headline. we have a question. the euro is weaker. much weaker earlier. stunning weakness in the euro. coming up next, liz ann sonders will join us. we will look at the equity markets. stay with us on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> fighting rages on in eastern putine as wooten and -- holds inconclusive talks. he up resistance. the great assumption. equity surge on belief. limited accommodation. oflook at the age old debate caree

with me, it is olivia sterns at brendan greeley.arlet fu and adam johnson boycotted this morning. just tragic, but we're here with olivia sterns and brendan greeley. >> we are very happy to be here. there's a lot of news. vladimir putin is praising axon is an old unreliable partner. they began drilling in the ar ctic this weekend, unaffected by stricter sanctions. retalix ory measures are affecting europe. we have a global strategist from jpmorgan who joins us now. so, the question is, to what extent wind lease -- will these sanctions work? >> that is highly unlikely. i was looking at a financial times on friday that showed the huge surge in russia's food imports. pretty much when president clinton took office in 2000. -- president putin took office in 2000. if you look at it before that point, it was absolutely anemic. there -- they are light years beyond where they were. it is bringing up the harsh realities about russia in the 1990's. also, we are light years beyond that. because russians are so used to the hoarding behavior and

brendan, what are you watching?reported brand-new strain, in the democratic republic of congo. very worrying. as a problemt it of public health, there is a country -- that is a country where they have little or no infrastructure for public health. .hat is troubling that is the nicest way to put it. >> i'm going to switch gears and go to something lighter. the emmys are on my agenda. seth meyers is hosting at 8:00 p.m. in lastf cards" won year's emmys. netflix is back with "house of cards" and orange is the new black. this is the golden age of television, after all. let's get to our twitter question of the day. what is an appropriate presidential vacation? president obama is back from martha's vineyard. kitchenaying in a soup feeding the homeless and needy. [laughter] two weeks of that? >> i'm tired of writing this story every four years. we have to again visit the question of whether the president of the united states deserves a vacation. >> we all make clear it was a working vacation. are there presidential vacatio

i have not seen brendan gleeson -- brendan greeley, a spun set of headlines that i see now. >> like ejections is like if spielberg emerged with katzenberg. >> devin leonard at ek" asked is it all financial engineering or are they improving product -- i think we have our answer. >> we need to get to our agenda. we are keeping and i on this burger king-tim hortons story as the headlines continue to pull out, but tom, you are focused on the equity markets. >> thanks to matt miller for telling us the difference between acquisition and merger. equity move higher. money is dirt cheap. that is the answer. we have got pros on "surveillance" to tell you about it, but i will tell you scarlet, s&p 2000 yesterday, with no end in sight to what yellen will do, the bears have been completely silent, including doug cast, a "surveillance total class at a few days ago on "surveillance." -- a total class act on "surveillance" a couple of days ago. >> tom, you have to move on to the radio. brendan and i will take it from here. i am looking at case-shiller. the numbers come out in a clock a.m. isy are june numbe

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you'll see brendan.h us. >> thank you for having me. >> that's it for us, we'll be back at 5:00 but you're always on 24/7 at wusa9.com. howard and i will see you starting bright and early at 4:25 friday morning. until then have a great day. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] >> avery: hey. are you okay? >> dylan: yeah, i'm fine. what's going on? >> avery: i just feel like the day isn't complete unless i've asked you that 20 times. have you noticed? >> dylan: i have noticed. but you can stop worrying about me. >> avery: well, you have to admit, the last few months i've had good reason to worry about you. but i will stop. after this morning. >> dylan: what's -- what's this morning? >> avery: let me take you to breakfast. >> dylan: what about this breakfast right here? do you want a doughnut? >> avery: no. i want to do this right -- omelets at the athletic club. it's a celebration of sorts. >> dylan: what could we celebrate with omelets? >> avery: well, y

brendan, the banking issues are so complicated.s a cash business, a lot of these people. >> it is. i have been in -- i have been in dispensaries and rooms with $1 million of cash flying around. it's not a comfortable feeling. >> no. >> we don't violate local, state or federal laws, yet we have been kicked out of three banks in the u.s. so, everything in this industry is harder, whether it's banking or payroll or hiring a marketing and branding firm. everything is more difficult. >> boy, might there be a big pay off in the end. >> the cash came from profit. >> there are security issues, too. it is infinitely interesting to see how this industry grows. thanks for taking the time to chat about it. >> like this marijuana industry, breweries around the country are grappling with government rules and regulations that are an impact on their business from new york to utah, microbreweries are trying to get laws eased to make it easier to operate. one brewery is opening a second one after fighting to get the law in that state changed. ♪ >> i

with me, tom keene and brendan greeley. adam johnson is on assignment.on trennert . it's get you company news. ibm says it has made a microchip that functions like your brain. it simulates functions of neurons and more to make cap you look -- calculations. the chip marks the latest efforts to design brain-like chipmakingaditional produces fewer breakthroughs. xiaomi sees a big future in india. indian demand for its phone will equal china. xiaomi hopes to boost its global smart phone sales fivefold, to 100 million next year. after of zynga tumbled they posted quarterly results at the low end of the forecast. >> that indicates what we need to know about zynga. >> they are postponing several new titles as it makes a push into mobile. that is the company news. with us.trennert he was the first one i thought of when i heard the news that smart is back on wall street. there was a reaffirmation of smart content on wall street this week. evercore bought isi. completea reaffirmation that intellect matters. >> i think it does. i worked there for 15 years. is the b

brendan was one of the nine navy s.e.a.l.s.ho died in 2010 when their helicopter crashed in afghanistan. lieutenant loony graduated in 1999. nine other students have become navy s.e.a.l.s. >> 10:10. coming up, some schools in d.c. have a new look ahead of the first day of school tomorrow. meet the young volunteers who helped spruce it up. >> and now to chuck. >> that's right. putting the finishing touches on the bus stop forecast for tomorrow morning. i'll let you know whether you need an umbrella and mama molette will >>> new developments this week from the terrorist group isis. tuesday it released a horrific video of the execution of american journalist james foley. now isis threatens to kill another journalist if the u.s. does not end air strikes. now the threat is putting lots of pressure on the obama administration. >> yeah. chris jansing is the nbc senior white house correspondent and she's hosting "meet the press" this morning and joins us now with more perspective on what needs to happen, what the u.s. is planning. air

brendan greeley, yeoman's duty. 18-hour day, five days in a row. >> when my alarm rings at 3:15 in the morning, i get up with a smile. >> oh, my word! he's drinking the kool-aid. >> only three more hours. >> now here's scarlet. >> let's move to something more serious. the death toll is now more than 2,500. the united nations also says . most 500 people are captives president obama says russia is lying when it denies helping the rebels. a new report says security is lax in the ebola quarantine zone. people bribe officials or even swim away to escape the neighborhood. the virus has claimed more than 1,500 lives, more than 1/3 in liberia. at least three million people have fled to syria's civil war. the you know says more than a third left in the last year alone. that means the three-year-old conflict has forced one syrian in eight out of their country. more than half of them are children. those are your latest top headlines this morning. >> there is continued violence in northern iraq, but also companies are still mak

thank you sor, much for joining us, as well as attorney brendan schulman.ore after this quick break. up next on "bloomberg west," more on apple's big announcement on september 9. ♪ i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." just days away from apple's big event on september 9, where the next iphone or iphones will be unveiled. now we have learned we will also see wearable devices. will apple's highly anticipated smart watch make its debut? are back again with our bloomberg contributing editor, paul kedrosky in san diego, as well as cory johnson. adam, what is this big, white building that apple is building all about? >> they have set up shop at the flint center, down the street from their headquarters. they are building a structure next to it. it could be a demo area. after they do the product unveilings, it is somewhere for people in the media or other visitors to check out the products. i have not gotten a tour of it yet. >> do you know if they will sell a 30-foot cube? it is where steve jobs unveiled the first imac, right ? >> yes. they unveiled the maci

brendan ryan lost the ball t of his glove... abl barehand the ball for the catch...on take two! new yo fell to the detroit tigers, four-three. it's 5-- a muddy mess and >>> for the second straight night, jay-z and beyonce in concert at at&t park. the gates open at 7, concert starts at 8:00 expect traffic at 80, 101 and 280. full look at your "kcbs" drive to work this morning. all coming up. >>> good morning, everybody. the giants will have angel pagan back in their line-up today. he has been out since june 14 with a back injury and without pagan, the giants have lost 17 of 26. guido the italian sausage the winner at the finish line. giants down 3-0 in the 6th. pablo sandoval with two men on ties the game. three-run shot his 13th of the year. it was 3-all. bottom of the 7th, solo shot makes it 4-3. deciding blow right there, milwaukee wins 4- 3. the giants fall 2.5 games back of l.a. in the national league west. >>> a's pitcher jason hamill looking for his first win since being traded to the a's july 4. he worked out of jams all

>> university of pennsylvania vijay kumar, thank you so much for joining us, as well as attorney brendan schulman. paul kedrosky, you are sticking around. more after this quick break. coming up, take a look at this. a mysterious white structure popping up in cupertino, where apple is hosting its september event. what is that about? we will have the details, next on "bloomberg west." >> i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. we are just days away from apple's big event on september 9, where the next iphone or iphones will be unveiled. now we have learned we will also see wearable devices. will apple's highly anticipated smart watch make its debut? we are back again with our bloomberg contributing editor, paul kedrosky in san diego, as well as cory johnson. adam, what is this big, white building that apple is building all about? >> they have set up shop at the flint center, down the street from their headquarters. they are building a structure next to it. it could be a demo area. after they do the product unve

will do it just didn't feature brendan. yes. bill it also falls on both coasts and opened up on a possible war. russell says but i know he's going on unicef. says see this modest little. thus hold the assault case in the us ok yeah i would in all get a lot of stuff that doesn't. involve us all but if you don't. the most news from bill so all the snow. is law. let us hear the nipple shots and experience of the war as a judge just i'm going to take a plus i'm supposed to be able to. trouble you just. heard. but if you don't know what i mean just a lot of them a little it's there are. lots of somewhat silly law says it is not a pretty i've got to be the one the. salvati or his father would be the. truth in that i get off the hook but we should we were. first told to get out your little police teach later in the knesset but as many of the new people. i should know just get you might be shouting you're going to sit in i'd like me if it was ten million yeah but your people at the community have no some idealism in those stories. but h

that's brendan dow outside in kansas shooting himself a commercial. apparently, he's never shot a commercial before. >> fantastic, though. >> all with his cell phone camera, maybe a gopro. walking out in the rain in the tank top, awesome, talking about the deals. >> always be closing, right? that's the motto of a goods salesman. >> come on out here and enjoy the weather with us. >>> i hope you are ready for something insane because this is crazy. in this video, you see this guy about to go paragliding in hawaii, about to go down the side of the mountain for a nice luscious flight over this beach in hawaii. looks absolutely gorgeous, right? everything is going smooth and perfect until here where he does a 360, and before you know it, he's falling fast to the sand. watch this. >> nice, yeah, swooping. this guy knows what he was doing. just swooping down, lost altitu altitude, swooped across the beach. >> yep, over the sand on the beach so fast for a long distance, you wonder, will he crash, break a leg? he doesn't. he lands perfectly. this is what you c

brendan kennedy is the ceo of that company. say it is -- the company is called privateer holdings. they are the parent company of leafly. good morning to you. we saw this ad, i think we should show the ad on the screen. a little hard, oddly enough for us to research a lot about your company here at nbc universal because when you go to your website, and i imagine this may be true of a lot of companies, it's blocked, actually, by our parent company here, brendan. so, a little tough, but tell me about this ad. tell me about how it happened. >> it's unfortunate that our site is blocked within your company. i feel sorry for the medical cannabis patients who don't have access to the site. we started working on this ad about 12 months ago. we wanted to -- it was an exercise to see what the first mainstream ad from the cannabis industry would look like and we were thrilled when new york passed the compassionate care act because we knew that that was the right time. and then, of course, when "the new york times" editorial board came out

brendan in south carolina, brendan. >> hey jim, how you doing? i'm a big fan.ciate everything you do. >> thank you, what's up? >> not much. i'm a young investor, 25, been investing for about a year. >> okay. >> i wanted your recommendation on, you know, the percentage break down of elections between the company's stock, mutual funds, blend investment, and bonds. >> i don't like anybody to have more than 20% of their money into the stock they work at because you're basically doubling down. think of eron, your company is probably not, but you have to protect yourself from the downside. 25, no bonds. simple. no bonds. read my lips. no bonds. michael in new york, michael. >> hello jim, how are you? dpr brooklyn. >> oh man, come over to the place after. we'll knock back a couple. >> i'm going to go, i like mexican food and mexican beer. >> thank you. >> my question is should ipo shares go to large investors before they hit the public market? i've noticed that i've the shares are released, they're up a few dollars, and by the time they're released to the general publ

let's get the morning raid, here is brendan greeley. >> germany is underperforming spain.buttered in the second quarter. have deemed food and cisco out before the bell. pace one of my favorite companies not based in the valley. >> no idea what he said. >> they host websites. so, they h

all right, brendan greeley, from "bloomberg businessweek" joins me now. americans will still love soccer next year? but i was a kid everyone liked the world cup and we got over it thickly. >> i think it is not the place to look. nbc next year, the premier league. they're making a huge bet on that, looking at demographic data we have not seen yet. think it is the european leagues who are already working in the u.s.. when i talked to them they were not trying to vainly pick up fans, they are making money now, selling shirts now, getting sponsorships now. the market is already there. >> how much do you think the wind and the world cup helps in always, it is always by written munich plus. but i think it helps with name recognition. they were already planning on opening up an office in new york he for the world cup happened. for them the trick is that they are a german league that does not follow them. they will have to make it as a european team. you so much, brandon. that does it for "in the loop. a betty is back tomorrow. -- in the loop." betty is back tomo

thank you for joining us as well as attorney brendan schulman, paul kedrosky. more after this quick break. coming up, take a look at this, a mysterious white structure popping up in cupertino where apple is hosting its september 9 event. what is that all about? we will have the details next on "bloomberg west." ♪ i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west," streaming on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. we are days away from apple's big event where the next iphone will be unveiled and now we have learned we will also see wearable devices. will apple's smart watch make its debut? paule back again with kedrosky in san diego as well as cory johnson. adam, what is this a big white building all about? have a structure, it could be a demo area after they do this product unveiling, somewhere for people in the product.test on the i have not gotten the tour of it yet. 0 foot cube. >> it is where steve jobs unveiled the imac. >> they unveiled the macintosh, and also the imac after steve jobs came back and took over control of the company. >> could this event be as pi

this is brendan greeley. >> german business confidence declined for a fourth month. -- maysaid they meet stimulus. more money into the economy. ,> talk has been plenty so far 10:00, we will get data on new home sales. >>

ball played in the outfield and run scores 1-0, the 13-year-old settled down and struck out brendan holigane. struck out six and gave up three runs. that is gone. two-run, vegas wins, going away 8-1. advancing to the u.s. championship game in fiphilly. >> bulls star, derrick rose did not play tonight, there are reports that his knees are once again, sore and that is scary, considering he is coming back from surgery on both knees. team usa in the dominican republic in madison square garden. kyrie irving. curry with 11 points off the dribble. oh, splash. the route is on. steph had 13 siassists. fellow warrior, team usa rolls 105-62. soccer, quakes in seattle against the sounders, they get like 60,000 people per soccer game in seattle. left footed strike, 1-0 sounders. quakes trying to equalize. wond wolowski wondolowski, nicely done. they play to a 1-1 draw. indy car racing back in the wine country this weekend. it's the go-pro grand prix, qualifying is on saturday. the big race is on sunday. will powers the three-time defe and the current points leader, he is dome it thatting, james hinch cl

brendan says healthy eating and resistance training combined with running is key.ow much do you like to run? >> three miles a day. >> reporter: three miles. >> seven. >> reporter: every day? >> a few times a week. >> you need to challenge yourself. >> reporter: he says it's not just about how long you're running, but paying for attention to your heart rate. >> if you go above 84%, you're going to continue burning fat. >> reporter: if you're like me after a long run, you've experienced the post-workout pig out. >> it's not a pass to go and eat a burrito and pizza. go eat a nice salad. >> reporter: advice i guess i'll take. not even a bite? please? for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> maybe a bite. >> good tips. >> very good suggestions. >> i'm a huge runner -- i love running. when i run and put in that much work, i don't want to eat too much. it's hand in hand. >> counterbalance. cardio is great for your heart. you have to keep that going. it's the easiest fastest for me. i love it. >> mixing it up makes sense. >>> pop news and weath

. >> i love you very much, brendan, and i'm sorry i wasn't there for you. >> now lockup telling the story of a criminal legend, the family he left behind, and the devastating consequences of his decisions. living in the heart of tornado alley, people in tulsa, oklahoma know to be ready for a destructive force of nature. it's also that way inside the walls of a half million square foot structure in downtown, the criminal justice center for the tulsa county jail. >> another day in para dice. >> most of the 1800 men and women have been charged with crimes and awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. but newly arrived james maxwell is an exception. he's not only a convict, but is as familiar to staff and inmates here as the turbulent storms that proceed any twister. >> james steven maxwell, he could be considered somewhat of a legend. some of the inmates look up to him. they give him a lot of respect. he really upholds what they're going to call the outlaw dance with law enforcement. >> jimmy maxwell. jimmy's a legend in the department of corrections in oklahoma. he's a tough guy. wou

brendan marshall. >> brenda marshall? mr. fashion. >> he treated a photo of his dream car which car is his dream car? lamborghini? it was a black conversion man. that's what he said was his dream car. he was a giant man. >> the right people in the right seats. >> if anyone over 21 invites me to benne, for the birthday i will punch them in a hamstring i'm not entertained by the onion volcano or catching shrimp in your hat. who heat any, >> cartelist bennettmarterius b >> to note of a place in lake forest? who plays for is the golf? kyle long, that is right. >> is well documented i did have a lot of starch or experience. >> which one is famous for writing in a golf cart and destroying them. >> let's try it chorine. when a fan told chyle long he was looking chunky, long said i must have just eden what? >> i must've just eden sushi. >> cheeseburger >> ribs >> spaghetti. >> the correct answer is jordan mills. >> he's fascinated with him. >> my best friend and my brother, along, i would not be here without you. >> high fives all ar

. >> after the game brendan rogers revealed that luis suarez sent him a message wishing the team good luck. the uruguayan will make a debut for barcelona on monday, albeit in a friendly. the uruguayan is serving a 4-month playing ban but is allowed to train and play in friendlies. while his competitively debut won't be until late october, he can play in monday's watch against mexico club laos. >> translation: luis suarez is a top player. from what i see and he's been working on, he knows the game and fits into the profile. tomorrow i'd like to see him play for a few minutes. he hasn't been competing for a long time. >>> the ongoing war in gaza had an effect on the sport. the national team will play in australia in january at the asia cup. their face illies have almost completely been destroyed and in the gaza strip two footballers were killed in protests. the president of the palestinian football association... >> the treatment, deal with the palestinian communities, restricting the movements of the outlets, staff officials, restriking the movement of our nationality. >> reporter: ten

today, in richmond at redskins training camp, wusa9 caught up with a race car driver, brendan gone, about what this means for his sport. >> no matter what way you look at it, it's a shame and a travesty. a lot of times you have to find changes in our sport after things like this happen. so you figure out, you know, it is -- don't get out of your race cars and as a driver, you know, there's things on both sides that can be learned. >> some days, even in football, you know. it took a lot of people getting head injuries for them to make a better helmet and make changes to that. it always takes an injury or an accident or some, you know, we're going to learn from this situation and sadly, sometimes it costs us life when it does happen. but hopefully thing wills be learned and hopefully this situation won't be repeated. >> big changes could be coming to racing in general. they will most definitely look into implementing a new rule that prevents drivers from getting out of their car, and the sheriff and ontario county says a lack of lighting could have played a factor. such conflicting witness

we have had too many decades in the 80s and 90s, overall cover growth rates since we went off the brendan woods system of the old gold standard in 1971, the u.s. average growth rates are less than they were before 1971. and if we maintain that growth rates that we have for 180 years up until 1971 if we maintain those growth rates after 1971 on average the u.s. economy today would be 50% larger than it is now. 40 years compounding effect reverse compounding adds up to a lot. savor having 50% higher incomes and what will it mean for the deficit, what will it mean for social security, what will it mean for a lot of the social positions today? over time this adds up and it is a critical reason why it takes two incomes and a family to do with one income due to the scope could do and taxes are a large part of it, but the basement of the dollar since the early 70s is a critical part of it as well. and when this happens when you don't have a stable currency, you end up with people not getting ahead of a lady should and median incomes not growing the way they should and leaving as my co-author eli

. >> my mother and i, along with my younger brother, brendan, were watching from our front yard. was waving at the plane thinking maybe my father might be able to see us down there. >> lieutenant colonel arthur "bud" holland is the lead pilot. holland is skilled and experienced with thousands of hours in the b-52. but he's known to take risks in violation of air force safety regulations. >> bud having a reputation of knowing the aircraft very well. i think that that's kind of how he saw the boundaries was if he could, you know, make it do something, it had a new boundary. >> the air show flight plan calls for a complicated serious of low-altitude passes. 60-degree banked turns. a steep climb. and a touch-and-go runway landing. everything is going well until the crew nears the final sequence. the bomber sweeps in low above the runway, and holland enters into a tight, steeply banked turn. >> that's fantastic. look at this. >> as spectators look on, the airplane banks past 90 degrees [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. no! >> oh, my god. >> the b-52 nose dives and explodes. >> my mom collapse

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and brendan hart, who attends johnson's church.ou said you have had a hard time containing your own anger this week. >> it's just really hard. especially -- especially on us. on the young people. on the young african-american people. we know the struggle. there's a lot of dirty cops out there. it's hard. sometimes i don't get looked for my intelligence. i get looked at as my color sometimes. it's hard for me to show people who i am because they already think i'm this type of person. >> and when you say the cops are dirty, have row had expeer wednesday with that? or just the mistrust is so high? >> i had experience. my skin color. they pull you over. search through the car. slam you on top of the hood. say things to you. put the -- handcuffs on your wrists very tight. >> when you heard this week that michael brown might have been involved in that robbery, what did you think? >> i think that was not the point. the point was why did he get shot? several times with his hands up? they're supposed to protect and serve. they didn't protec

joining me is scarlet fu and brendan greeley. adam johnson is on assignment.yields. >> that is not the overnight development. the development was data that contributed to that -- german thantrial output grew less expected. australia, the jobless rate jumped to a 12 year high at 6.4 %. surpassing the u.s. level. >> maybe even china, that links into china. >> it is a resource story. >>

joining me, scarlet fu, brendan greeley. adam johnson is out for the week. to a morning brief. bonjoure. >> french manufacturing confidence fell to a low. managing director of the imf, christine lagarde, with further charges of negligence. >> you were saying this is not a surprise. >> it has been floating out there, but now it is finally charges. >> i would argue that that news is the least of the problems. >> i would agree.

joining me, scarlet fu and brendan greeley. adam johnson is on assignment.fed on our morning brief, here is scarlet fu. >> a lot of economic data in europe. u.k. industrial production rose less than forecast. in italy, gdp falling. >> this is the first day of way to the economic data -- weight to the economic data. >> a lot of red as a result. not a lot in the u.s. that will move the needle.

joining me, scarlet fu and brendan greeley. he is back a after day after day. are you holding up?t. [laughter] it is 3:15 when i wake up. german unemployment unexpectedly rose in august. euro area economic confidence declined more than economists predicted. bad news is good news out of europe right now because it increases the likelihood that mario draghi will do something extraordinary. >> they are at the tipping point. we will

brendan rodgers overnight will belouis van gall surprised by the intensity of the revere league.naged barcelona, munich, and holland in the world cup. he's going to be surprised by the intensity of the premier league. it's community shield this after, and then the week the season begins. you will have nine months of me talking about football. >> give him his own football show. >> what have you got? >> i find this a fascinating story. he has agreed to pay $100 million to settle charges of robbery. the question everyone is asking, is he driving his way out of bribery charges? heranswer is no, this is sickly legal. criminal cases can be settled for financial compensations in some cases under criminal law. the outrage here is this is the highest settlement in a criminal proceeding against any individual anywhere ever in german history. the paper is up in arms, but my favorite part, bernie was asked if he could come up with what -- $100 million in a weeks time, and he said yes. >> nigel wilson on earnings from the insurer at the top of the hour. stay with us. ♪ >> putin lashes out. st

if we can do what we've done to the people as brendan sullivan said the united states senator ted stevens and the merrill lynch executives and wall street in houston and dallas they can do it to anyone. the reason i wrote it now is because we were given the legal elite system every chance to do so and we also gave the bar association every chance to do something about it and the bar association's did nothing. the texas bar bounced the grievance against the lawyer like a super bowl. it came back even though it was written by the law of the more year and considered one of the top three ethics experts. it's a good readable offensive the fifth circuit opinion that found that yes the prosecutors suppressed evidence favorable to the defense but it didn't matt matter. so when the texas bar bounced back and actually thought about sending them the license i haven't done it because the number of friends urged me to continue practicing, which i'm not sure i can do but i'm still working on that possibility. and then we also fight over the new york bar with the dc bar. the dc bar swept it under the ro

joining me is scarlet fu and brendan greeley. return as theill leaves change in autumn. mr.nflation slowed in august. the unemployment rate remained close to a record, more bad news for the central bank. german finance minister wolfgang ecbeuble told bloomberg the has run out of ways to help the euro area. he told governments they need to spur growth without running deficits. >> our morning

if they can do what they did to these people as brendan sullivan has said to united states senator ted stevens to four maryland executives on wall street from houston and dallas, they can do it to anyone. the reason i wrote it now is because we have given the legal system every chance to work and it failed to do so. we also gave the bar associations every chance to do something about it, vis-À-vis the lawyers and the bar associations did nothing. the texas bar bounced the grievance was filed against the texas lawyer like a super bowl. it practically came back by return mail even though it was written by bill posed the co-author of the law of lawyering and considered one of the top three legal ethics experts in the country. there were numerous citations to all the rules and citations to cases and definitive explanations that showed the great couple of cents on the fifth circuit opinion which found that yes the prosecutors suppressed evidence favorable to the defense but it didn't matt matter. so when the texas bar announce that i thought about sending them my law license. i haven't done

if they can do what they did to these people, as brendan sully ran sad said, united states senator ted stephens, they can do it to anyone. the reason i wrote it now is because we have given the legal system every chance to work, and it failed to do so the. and we also gave the bar associations every chance to do something about it, vis-a-vis the lawyers, and the bar associations did nothing. the texas bar bounced the grievance we filed against the texas lawyer like a superball. i mean, it practically came back by return mail even though it was written by bill rhodes, the co-author of the law of lawyering and considered one of the top three legal ethics experts in the country. a 30-page grievance with numerous citations to all the ethical rules and citations to cases. and definitive explanation of the facts that showed aggrievable offense, and the fifth circuit opinion which found that, yes, the prosecutor suppressed evidence favor teen the defense but it didn't matter. so, when the texas bar bounced that i thought of sending them my law license, but a number of friends urged me to cont

the best showcase for our players to portray themselves and people to recognize and value them as brendanssadors. >> there is talk about a roof. the weather has messed up the schedules. is there any action going into making that happen? >> there is age again effort from the u.s. today -- usta. it is a great effort. i think we will see that in a few years for sure. >> but not now? just way out there? football stadiums can get it done. >> absolutely. but that stadium is pretty big. imghank you for joining us, manager. still ahead, as fighting intensifies in eastern ukraine, a war of words between the russian president and the west. we are going to give you the latest on his remarks. ♪ >> it is time for our global outlook. the u.s. and europe have joined in condemning russia over one what some are calling an invasion of ukraine. 1000 russian troops have joined the progress and rebels. they have launched a counter offensive and captured several ukrainian towns. president obama indicates there are no immediate plans for the u.s. to hit islamic state forces in syria. the president says the u.s.