security cameras show gloria briggs going into her building but never comes out. from paterson the friends and neighbors are concerned. >> reporter: kristine, this building behind me is equipped with security cameras all around. police are double-checking the video they have to make sure they did not miss anything. but right now, all they see on that video is this woman reported missing going into her building behind me, not leaving. why so many people who live here are on edge. police back a second senior complex in paterson, new jersey, looking for any trace of 73-year-old gloria briggs reported missing by her church august 12 after friends couldn't reach her. >> we know that she has some measure of dementia. it has been a very anxiety- laden two weeks. >> reporter: richard campbell says the last time briggs was seen in church saturday august 6. cameras show her straight street with a friend but police haven't found any video of her leaving the complex, troubling the seniors wh -- seniors who live here. >> we're upset and worried. >> reporter: briggs has no fami

david briggs says don't waste : water on grass. even if it's yellow and brown, it will bounce back. but for trees, the breaking point may be closer than you think. in wellesley, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: a teacher arrested for inappropriate contact with a student. police in gardner say it happened at narragansett that is where newscenter five's juli mcdonald is live with what we know now. juli. juli: part of the investigation involved an interview with a student with whom he had a relationship after she graduated. the interview with them, led police to believe that he had inappropriate conduct with a current student during this past school year. earlier this morning, templeton and worcester police executed a search warrant of the 33-year-old teacher's home. we spoke with narragansett graduates who were really stunned, describing kacavich as a well-liked staff member, and a lot of students' favorite teacher. >> there was a big group of kids that would sit in there with him and eat lunch every day. gansett, it's very unsettling to think one of the teachers was like that,

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david briggs says don't waste : water on grass. even if it's yellow and brown, it will bounce back. but for trees, the breaking point may be closer than you think. in wellesley, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: -- diane: a teacher arrested for inappropriate contact with a student. police in gardner say it happened at narragansett regional high school. that is where we find new center five's julie macdonald, live mcdonald. juli: part of the charges involve an interview with a student who had a relationship with him after she graduated. he was arrested on charges of sending obscene matter to a minor and trafficking of a person under servitude. after investigators spoke with the current studio -- the student in question and the student's parents, police executed a search warrant of his worcester home and he was arrested. narragansett is the regional high school here and serves the students from the surrounding communities. parents and former students here in tightknit templeton, it is the talk of the town right now. >> i came downstairs this he seemed like a pretty nice guy, but

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reporter: briggs says don't waste water on grass even if it's yellow and brown. it will bounce back. for trees, the breaking point may be closer than you think. in wellesley, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. mike: everybody, looking at the sky, rain, rain, rain. when are we going to get it? antoinette: we need it. mike: we may get some tonight. we need a three-day rain, just a gentle soaking. we're not going to get that. it will be more downpours than anyone else. watching the tropics, i'm surprised fiona is a tropical storm. it didn't look promising you look at the satellite picture and go where is it? this is a closer view of it. can you figure out where the center is? probably not. the actual center is over here and you're seeing a lot of activity way off to the east of it. so what's going to be happening is fiona, winds at 45 miles per hour, probably maintain a tropical storm status by the next 48 hours. then looks like it will wind down and become a tropical depression. much-needed rain for ber thursday with the winds. a couple other things we're watching.

she went to see physical therapist matt briggs who performed dry needling to glutes. >> i didn't realize how not my legs were before i got that and how much deeper a needle can go. >> reporter: small, nonmedicated solid needles are inserted into muscles or connective tissue. unlike acupuncture this is performed by a physical therapist. the purpose is not to redirect the body's energy flow, instead problem areas. >> you can put the needle in and pull it out quickly. there might be times we leave the needles in for up to 5, 10, maybe even 30 minutes to allow the body to accommodate to that. >> reporter: a word of caution dry needling for pain therapy is under the microscope. not enough research has been done to support claims of scientific proof. briggs and his colleagues are studying the practice to figure out if it countless olympians are believers. pierce is too. >> it made a big difference as far as relaxing the muscles and helping them restrengthen themselves. >>> just ahead a dream job for kids. how your child can become a toy tester. >>> and michael is keeping an eye on the weekend

right now between ellis road and briggs avenue looking at some significant delays. nothing to affect your overall commute badly enough to consider an alternate, but we will have to watch and see if these develop. if they do, you would want to consider 55 as your alternate. it is looking fine over in raleigh with things quiet over by the airport. we have the minor accident right around aviation parkway. there are no delays toward lake airport all clear. back to you. >>> jaw-dropping plasma on the some service. nasa is said a silver flow can cause this to happen it is called cornell rain. if rapidly cools as it falls. they are cross fro particles. >>> most of us like to get gifts for her birthday but a 10-year- old wilmington boy is giving away the gifts he gets. gone robinson is collecting shoes instead of gives. in three years he is already given 600 pairs of shoes to kids from the organization gunner's >> it just makes me feel better >> words cannot describe how proud we are of him. it was his idea. >> robinson is collecting shoes until next monday. his family will

on the freeway toward briggs avenue we are picking up delays on the northbound side because of a minor accident. no lanes are blocked right now. let's take a look at the latest drive times. from i-40 up to mangum street it is taking 10 minutes. it is best to be patient through the break tapping you will encounter between ellis and briggs this morning. beyond that, no trouble on the northbound side of the fairway. really all over the triangle it is been quiet. the only slow down is a little bit of break tapping on the south side of raleigh especially between rock quarry road no delays all the way out it is looking good right around aviation parkway. back to you. reprinted take the world stage of the olympics today. >>> plus, another group of russian athletes are now banned from playing at rio. >>> hurricane earl causes devastation in mexico. the community clean up after mudslides in the new storm sentenced to slammed the cooper: governor mccrory wants you to believe there's a carolina comeback. but raise your hand if your taxes have gone up while those at the top are the ones getting th

rise, and were saying that delayed further out, but that is a headwind as well as briggs it.as to play out. exit. brigg that also has to play out. cleaning up their portfolio is more of their focus right now. oliver: this $3 billion buyback announced with the earning the stock ise, moving because investors like the share dilution, but do they have the cash on hand to do that? they certainly seemed to be moving in that direction. earlier this year, they sold their broker-dealer network. they are looking at different assets they have. has said he will not sell anything just to sell anything. ,hey are reducing their costs giving them more cash to return to shareholders, so that is key. he has carl icons representative board.n paulson on the he has to keep those guys happy. this is what he is delivering for them. scarlet: thank you so much. peter hancock tomorrow morning. coming up, what you need to know to gear up for tomorrow's trading day, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. japan atdata out of 10:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. joe: i will be looking at the adp

briggs says among backyard trees, worry most about vulnerable species like sugar maples, beaches and birches. he says more drought tolerant trees are elms, locust, and london plain trees. to protect trees, he says spray a half inch of water not just at the trunk of the tree, but twice as far out as the extent of the leaf canopy. and how often? >> right now it's over 80 degrees fahrenheit, three times a week. if it's 90 degrees like it was for three weeks there, it's four times a week. it's yellow and brown. it will bounce back. for trees, the breaking point may be closer than you think. in wellesley, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. request. doug: what we really need is a soaker. a good place to look is behind us. mike: many times this time of year, the leftover remnants of a hurricane can give you nice rain. you don't want us. there's a lot flowing in the atlant atlantic. we have fiona. we've been talking about her looking for "shrek." fiona is still holding together as a tropical storm. thought it would be gone by now, but it's holding on. maximum sustained winds barely there. it'

came in just behind the briggs. they will race for gold in tomorrow's a fin. back home. toledo josh also advances to the medal race in the light weight double shull. if today had been the final, a silver medal but he gets another shot tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. tomorrow, i got to tell you, you need to have your game face ready because track and field is also beginning and we have some events. first stop, emily infield of university heights with the one and down 10,000 meters and she's determined to win it. emily has been careful to stay off her feet for the big race. that's why she told us she didn't participate in the opening ceremony but this race a little more than six miles, 25 laps and those start at 10:10 a.m. she wants the championship city to include her as well. >> that would be phenomenal. that would be really cool. i don't really, really stiff competition, some incredible women, so i'm hoping this won't be my last olympics, but it's tough to race against africans. if the opportunity presented itself, i would definitely do that. >> reporter: the university of akron

u.s. 1 to 264 head on 40 about durham freeway and briggs avenue we're very quiet start to your commute. more news, traffic and weather coming up after the break. l. but before we go to break here's a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. >> coming up a new reason to look above the grand canyon. why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don,t you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it,s bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times stronger enamel. >>> a 10-month-old dog that had its mouth taped shut and was left to dies recovering and looking for a new hem. the dog was found with deep gashes around his mouth and his body was just skin and bones e. the woman took him to a veterinarian. they believe someone tamed his mouth shut and in the process of getting it off himself. they performed emergency surgery. >> they of i teared up. how could anybody do anything? and the thing is this dog is the sweetest dog e. he hasn't shown any a

they'll stop on briggs hardware discussing struggles of rung a small business. >>> clinton continues to follow her. we have more from the white house. >> reporter: donald trump rallied a crowd in akron, ohio where he delivered a more inclusive message on his push for law and order. >> i want every parent and child in this society including so importantly, every african- american and hispanic citizen thriving and prosperous community. >> it was also apparent when he called for a firm but fair policy to address an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants but the gop presidential nominee insists he's not shifting. >> no, i'm not flip flopping we want to come up with a really fair but firm answer. >> reporter: as for the wall. >> don't worry, we're going to build the wall. >> reporter: trump called out democratic rival hillary clinton for the feel 15,000 previously undisclosed e-mails and documents uncovered mail server. while she was secretary of state clinton campaign aides say they aren't sure what's in the document but support all her work related e- mails being released. the sta

outside durham freeway at briggs avenue where things are moving pretty well there. not too many people up just yet. >>> we have some breaking news we need to get to. investigators say the child disappeared before 1:30 this morning. the8-year-old was at a neighbor's house at enter prize avenue. investigators tell us his parents have been involved in a custody dispute. the little boy was last seen wearing a red t-shirt, black and white shorts and air jordans. if you have information at all, call police. >>> switching gears a bit here today at fort bragg a top bergdahl. >> the judge said general robert abrams must testify about burning letters he received from supporters and critics. emma wright is live in the studio with more. >> reporter: general abrams is expected to testify either by phone or in person at the pretrial hearing that is set to begin this morning. defense attorneys are also expected to argue a second motion that comments made by senator john mccain affected the case in a negative way. according to a report by the associated press, berg's lawyers say th

briggs says among back yard trees, worry most about sugar maples, beeches and birches. moreug locust. spray a half inch of water and not just at the trunk of the tree, but twice as far out, twice as far out as the extent of the loaf canopy. how often? >> right now it's over 80 degrees, it's going to be three times a week. if it 90 degrees, it's four times a week. reporter: he says don't waste your water on grass, even if it's yellow and brown, it will bounce back. but for trees, the breaking think. in wellesley. anchor: the coast guard helping tow in a harbor cruise off the coast of gloucester the cape ann harbor cruise was taking on water this afternoon, the boat turned on the pump and the coast guard put another pump on board to be safe. nobody was hurt. anchor: a teacher from narragansett regional high school is behind bars for inappropriate contact with a student. an interview with a former student led police to kacavich. he faces charges. some narragansett graduates are stunned. >> he seemed like a pretty nice guy. but i guess that's why it comes as such a shock. >

even after what happened with briggs it at the end of june.he gap between the offshore currency markets actually shrank . it means that the unc must to be fairly valued at this point. that's of the chinese markets are saying. china has a war chest. i don't know how much they are in texas. >> will keep watching the story and those levels. of bloomberg for joining us. shares are up for the second day in a row. we will cover the trade in today's options. ♪ >> welcome back, it is time for options insight with julie hyman. holdings, ihim km have been talking all day long about the tight range that we have seen for stocks. not a lot of movement overall. about theen talking prediction for corporate profits that continue to decline. that is something i know the economist has been looking at. you have been looking at that relationship between that and volatility. term, the u.s.rt equity volatility. the corporate profit cycle. late in economic expansion. that decline last for several years. if not a little bit more. profits.eed for >> measuring nonfinan

lara trump will be at briggs hardware. she plans to discussion the struggles of running a small business. she grew up in wrightsville beach. >>> clinton's e-mail controversy continues to follow her. trump is accused backpedaling on his plan for immigration. >> reporter: donald trump rallied a crowd in akron, ohio where he delivered a more inclusive message on his pu >> i want every parent, and child in this society including so importantly, every african- american and hispanic citizen to be able to live in a safe, thriving and prosperous community. >> reporter: trump's appeal to hispanic voters was also apparent when he called for a firm but fair policy to address an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants but the gop presidential nominee insists he's not we want to comep with a really fair, but firm answer. >> reporter: and as for the wall. >> don't worry, we're going to build the wall. >> reporter: trump called out democratic rival hillary clinton for the feel 15,000 previously undisclosed e-mails and documents unco

unless you back me up, briggs won't believe me. i didn't see anything. i'm on the run because of you! is there anything that you want? just hold me. (powell) your new favorite at the club? she's a copper. not only that, the police are protecting rebecca. this is your mess, chris, deal with it! (bluesy theme music) ♪ (male singer) ♪ only you

is in near where it needs to be, which is is also a 2% mandate did risks on the geopolitical side, briggsd what happened there. exit and what happened there. gold has had an incredible turnaround, growing almost 20%. that's why i can't see a legitimate reason in the interim to push towards 1400 and less you had some major event in the middle east or another issue around oil. there are no signs yet. beingne inventories are drawn down, stabilizing oil, a positive thing. ok growth in the u.s., so inflation may come down the track. at all those reasons, gold 1560 is the top and may moderate back down to $1300 announced. does he leave a mark of cutting rates again, because his successor seems much more hawkish and unlikely to get to a move on the downside with the cost of bar ring. -- cost of borrowing. is our mandate, a target band of 2% to 3%. glenn stevens has one meeting the, then you have statement that continuing to cut rates does not pass through to the economy. he still has to honor the mandate, and if inflation does be anck up, november will interesting meeting and whether he has to c

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maybe markets have had just too many things to think about, fed exit.y, brigg at things havein lmed inhinese market is because of an external growth in credit and a big fiscal boost with the share of government spending rising three percentage points of gdp and last 18 months. a lot of infrastructure spending , compensating for the decline in private investment for the first time since records began, so the problem is that these things won't be able to continue. the chinese government won't be able to sustain these things. dissensionsme great going on within the government as to whether they should be pursuing these policies in the first place, so my hunch is that things will start to slow down during the second half of the year in the economy, and the renminbi will weaken again. what is the cost of china maintaining stability at all costs? cost is that in the short run, which is to say for the foreseeable future, we have exactly this kind of situation where nobody really pays a huge amount of attention to what is but as most economists would probably recognize or concede, and the long

of alarity on the timing briggs it. bloomberg is reporting prime minister theresa may's team leaning for the first part of 2017 to trigger the start of talks over the referendum. >> that news of the brexit timing sending the pound lower after trading higher on positive you go data. the latest moves in the currency as well as numbers on inflation, jobs, retail sales, and today's public finances. stock market revolution, getting want even before his startsrs exchange trading today. we look at how the new exchange is provoking responses from competitors. >> let's have a look where we are trading right now. just under 30 minutes to the close. we're seeing the stoxx 600 lower. i want to show you the bigger picture of the stoxx 600 post brexit high in red and come off a bit from that. the rally we saw yesterday, the first time in five days, actually. that was pretty short-lived. stocks falling today. i want to have a look and see on the industry groups how we are performing. every industry group lower. commodity producers lea

she went to see matt briggs, a physical therapist. in combination with massage and exercises, >> i did not realize how knotted my legs were and how much deeper and needle can go rather than just you massaging yoow nonmedicated needles are inserted into muscles or connective tissue. unlike acupuncture, this practice is performed by a physical therapist and the purpose is not to redirect the body's energy flow and placing needles at certain points in the body. instead, needles are placed directly in problem areas. >> you can put the needle in and manipulated and pulled out pretty quickly. might be times where we leave the needles in for up to 30 accommodate to that. >> reporter: a word of caution. dry no -- needling for pain therapy is under the microscope. not enough research has been done. the ohio state western medical center is studying the practice to figure out if it really works. countless olympians are believers. >> it made a big difference as far as relaxing the muscles and helping them restring than themselves. >> in some case

of alarity on the timing briggs it.reporting prime minister theresa may's team leaning for the first part of 2017 to trigger the start of talks over the referendum. >> that news of the brexit timing sending the pound lower after trading higher on positive you go data. the latest moves in the currency as well as numbers on inflation, jobs, retail sales, and today's public finances. oc

the intraday low post-briggs it 1.2798, the june 1985 low. we are at 1.30 right now.poken to the strategists. they say that sterling will fall to 1.27 by the end of this year, and will rise to 1.33 next year, and 1.39 in 2018. why the resilience? i tell you why. because investors were very short sterling against the dollar going into the bank of england 's they get short position ever -- biggest short position ever. carney yesterday made it clear they will not be negative interest rates. two reasons why we might see resilience in the pound from here. don't forget, it has fallen 12% against the dollar since brexit. this is the difference in yield, the spread, it is called, between the u.k. two-year and the u.k. 30 year. the difference is the narrowest going back to 2008, the height of the financial crisis. the yield on the 30-year following to a new record low. has the two-year yield got much further to fall? some say unlikely, because going back to a carney said, if rates don't g any -- don't go any lower from here, they might go to 0.1%, but it will not go negative,

security cameras show gloria briggs going into her building but never comes out.

a live look outside at the durham freeway at briggs avenue you can see that things are moving pretty well. again, only trouble spot in nash county. >>> a death investigation turned into a homicide case. >> beairshelle edme joins us lye from the police department with what the victim's family stefan. well, at last check detectives were still at the scene of the crime that is cross street and fisher street. that is where the body of 20 tree-year-old laquan anderson was found. we're told that that discovery was made around 5:45 last night. fairly early on and police are still trying to learn how he died. his loved ones say he was shot on tuesday. and they are still in shock. they described anderson as a good young man, who now leaves behind his young family. and they believe whoever did this >> it's always a price to pay for someone that did a terrible thing like whoever did this. you will reap what you sow one day. you're not going to have nothing good out of this. you took my son away from his two children. >> reporter: and police have not revealed whether or not they have a suspect i

reporter: briggs says don't waste water on grass even if it's yellow and brown. it will bounce back. for trees, the breaking point may be closer than you think. in wellesley, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. our dry lawns. it's about the trees falling down earlier. we saw the story from nicole about the brush fire in west roxbu roxbury. mike: i had a neighbor's tree collapse because it's so dry. the ground, have you tried watching across your yard? crunch, crunch and lots of it. you can see the drought monitor. we're running eight inches dry for the year so far. we need some water. they're getting water with the tropical systems in the it. the fish are having a great time. i'm surprised we're holding on to a tropical storm for fiona. over the last 12 hours, it's sheared off quite a bit. but still maintaining its tropical storm status. maximum sustained winds, 45 miles per hour as it moves northwest. fiona will hold together as a tropical storm for 48 hours and then head towards bermuda, just a rainy, windy system moving through on thursday. unfortunately, we're

now we see this, again as a local activist, brigg attention to these cases, do you see progress in the? a seen that things are going to get better? >> you know what, they're still getting wins. the community is not getting what they want. we asked for body cameras. we got body cameras. when they shoot us, the body cameras aren't working. we still have a lot of work to do. i'm very interested and continuing to pressure the chicago police as well as the city to get this training in order, to use this equipment properly, to make sure that these officers make it through their learning curve and start using their body cameras and making sure they're on it at all type types. >> reporter: jamming a, thank you, i appreciate it. the body camera, the police officer that was not functioning, that is the police officer who was inside a vehicle that was rammed by rammed by the black jaguar paul aneil was driving. police are saying we don't know if he didn't turn the camera on or something malfunctioned because that car hit the police cruiser. >> rosa flores, thank you for that. we continue to sift

let's talk about this brian with you and also with bill briggs, a campaign consultant, also a formerdvance coordinator for a number of campaigns. for our viewers, what that means is you are one step ahead of the campaign always and looking out for sfuf like this. bill thank you for being with me. let me get your take first on both of those issues that popped up literally hyped the candidates this week. your take? >> it's one of those things that you are just -- when it first happened with hillary, you couldn't believe it. as a former advance person you think a lot about what could go wrong. you think about folks that could disrupt the candidate which happened earlier last week with hillary when the secret service had to come onto the stage and you think about the technical details that could go wrong. but you don't think about the father of a mass murderer showing up at your event and getting screened and getting in and not doing anything. and at a trump, sometimes when the other campaign messes up it is a chance for you to make sure and double down and make sure you have got your pl

so i called michael briggs, senator sanders press secretary now his campaign secretary, and i said i might want to talk to him about that. we talked, he suggested it to the senator, i went over and met with the senator and he hired me as his intern. so i had more access, it was a way of getting back at the senate credentialing committee and the reporters there. i had more access than they did with my intern pass. >> so so are you still in intern? >> guest: no, i did it for year. >> c-span: how well do you know bernie sanders when you're in intern? >> guest: i did not at all. i had had lunch with him once, this is another long story. i'm a radio talkshow host, and we have had a lot of trouble with stations dropping progressive radio, not enough stations in the station running progressive are willing to take on progressive radio as part of the program. we thought the fcc, the federal communications commission ought to put pressures on stations to have a variety variety of voices and a variety of opinions. so there is just a couple of senators are willing to take that on. byron dorgan f

. >> mitchell briggs chief operating officer of health service system. every year health service system has the board to review any membership will changes we have put into our membership and rules for fact that following plan you. so these are summarized on the first page in your deck. the first change to review is section or hotel, page 21 in the rules themselves. in regards to entitlement to medicare. this reflects operational policy group but equally, for 2017 when we had to medicare advantage plans being offered for medicare enrollees. >> excuse me what do you mean by reflects operation policy? images were already doing it and this is been done to comport with what we are doing? work this is something we intend to do? >> is something we intend to do for 2017. because of the family set up next medicare in romans, one being it could be retired employee. it's not on medicare but has a spouse is already reached medicare age >> i understand the effects operational policy means i could interpret that to being we are already doing something like this and w

how does greg said change the exit change -- brigg the positioning?he said the company has been careful when it comes to managing fx exposure. he has always said volatility is a friend. exposure to the u.k., they can reduce volatility exposure as well. he did not agree with that. potential oft the a trump president. he does not see that impacting the openness to chinese investment in the u.s.. having said that, they are trying to consolidate their holdings. we could see the vestment -- estment.g m travel, working towards leisure, and pharmaceuticals. a look at some other stories. a roundup here. a consortium of chinese investors making a $4 billion bet on web gaming. >> that is right. the shanghai giant group has offered $4.4 billion in an the onlined for division of caesars entertainment. caesars bottom a year later and the sale may help settle debts. the buyers include to funds. the deal is expected to close and the third or fourth quarter of this year with playtika remaining independent a run and headquartered in israel. sony rising after smashing

is it a bigger issue than briggs at? this be the final -- then brexit? that things will walk out. but i think there is a risk that this does not work out properly, eventually it will create a major disruption in italy. and through that, the entire european union. francine: you wrote an article saying that this is what the atlantic fund, which was considered too small by the markets, but still -- you would have structured it differently? luigi: what i wrote is that i look at -- the only one big experience that we have over the bank of italy is the bank of poli -- at the time, 9 wereon euro of loans separated in an entity called sga. -- the years, this sga problem is, and many people use this as an example that we can get out of this crisis just waiting in the patient. however, if you look at how long it took and how much it cost to reasonable to place the value on the loan at $.23 for dollar. it will put the italian banking system in a much weaker situation. tom: david, you know this as well. this is a rough number from cfa institute. within my reading at

again, the timing of briggs it -- brexit is a ways away. matt: i just pulled up brex-go. it shows you all of the headlines rolling across. if you look on the right-hand column, you can see what to watch. there are a number of days. coming up on september 9, finance ministers meet. it is a great function to keep up with what is going on. the u.k. economy -- the hard data we got out is not bad. we were talking this morning about the fact that housing prices across the u.k. are still up 5% in change. i wonder, is it the chicken or the egg? 's economic data not doing as poorly as expected because of the drop in the pound? is the pound is thing down because economic data is not as good as it would have been? >> to the first point, yes, the hard date is doing better. you're seeing inflows into the 15% because of the roughly drop in the pound. situation is, the something far away, the hard date is still holding up. it is a sentiment data that has been lagging, yet consumer comments last night is reasonable. nejra: what about the current account deficit? this plays into sterling

she is expected to visit briggs hardware and speak about the business in today's economy. >>> a second harnett county judge ruled the district attorney must release documents related to a deadly officer involved shooting. john livingston was shot and killed back in november by an officer after entering without a search warrant. back in may a judge rhymed the case was in the public interest and the d.a. should release 300 documents related to the investigation. the d.a. appealed that ruling leading to another judge to rule against >>> tonight the fayetteville community will have a chance to weigh in on a number of issues that impact the city mayor pro tem mitch colvin is hosting at the kingdom global impact ministry topics will include community and police relations. the future of ee smith high school and the prospect of a minor league baseball stadium being built downtown. the mayor is expected to attend. >>> good morning to you at home. 8:55 wee have climbed to 75 degrees. that was a big jump in just about an hour. plenty of sunshine right now. that sunshine will continue to walk us u

you, i have a question about briggs it. -- about brexit.arted saying that the highly integrated relationship between the uk and fors something that's best the economic society. but the interest among europe and the u.k. seen to be a little different. so i wonder how president obama is going to push this discussion in the g-20 meeting or the bilateral meeting. and how we can expect accomplishment in that, you know, in the discussion. expect wonder if we can some statement or discussion about the monetary policy. or the exchange rate situation. ms. conley: i don't imagine brexit will be part of the formal conversations at the g20. thepect it would be less informal bilateral conversations. this week, she will sit down with her three key cabinet members to talk about the different options. what theseow discussions will look like because the government has not pronounced how it wishes to proceed. the european union is allowing the british government to help understand that. but we won't know the full impact. the economic data will be delayed unt

it was less so about briggs it andes -- brexit and these international crises.he appealed to turkish voters. the has been a lot of controversy over turkey and relations with turkey. angela merkel reached out and said i am also your chancellor. she also dangled the idea of tax cuts after the next federal election. everybody likes tax cuts. the debate has taken off a bit in germany. she was focusing on those themes all the while stuck in a sort of slump in her approval ratings. mostly because of the refugee crisis. caroline: talk to us a little bit about the upcoming votes that we are going to see. there is crucially one in berlin and also her homeland as well. give us a sense of how close these races will be and how much that dictates things for next year's key election. tony: you always have to be careful to cd state votes in germany as bellwethers of national sentiment. the one this weekend in merkel's political homeland is a state on the baltic and former east germany. it looks like the alternative for germany, which is this party, gunningn for markle on all c

remember briggs & stratton, they make small engines for snow blowers, that kind of thing, a weak outlookt's get to cisco, that story, thousands of layoffs, not as many as we thought yesterday, but about 5500. nicole the story. nicole: that's 7% of the work force. they want to move more into cloud computing software, rather than hardware. they have a new ceo, chuck robbins who came on after john chambers handled that role for two decades. this is a bold move by robinson, he came on about a year ago. the stock is down 1 1/2% at 30.28. of course, they laid off 6,000 plus in 2014 and prior to that as well, another 6,000, so the layoffs continue as they move to software from hardware and when you say cloud computing. that's the wave of the future for the tech companies. >> well said, well said. old line tech shedding jobs. thank you, very much indeed. show me oil for a second. okay? hold on the price of oil. it's 47.57 for our viewers and our satellite radio listeners. larry, come in, please. why this sudden spurt up in the price of oil when there's talk of a crude oil output freeze, it's goi

. >> mitchell briggs chief operating officer of health service system.very year health service system has the board to review any membership will changes we have put into our membership and rules for fact that following plan you. so these are summarized on the first page in your deck. the first change to review is section or hotel, page 21 in the rules themselves. in regards to entitlement to medicare. this reflects operational policy group but equally, for 2017 when we had to medicare advantage plans being offered for medicare enrollees. >> excuse me what do you mean by reflects operation policy? images were already doing it and this is been done to comport with what we are doing? work this is something we intend to do? >> is something we intend to do for 2017. because of the family set up next medicare in romans, one being it could be retired employee. it's not on medicare but has a spouse is already reached medicare age >> i understand the effects operational policy means i could interpret that to being we are already doing something like this and we

. >> mitchell briggs chief operating officer of health service system.very year health service system has the board to review any membership will changes we have put into our membership and rules for fact that following plan you. so these are summarized on the first page in your deck. the first change to review is section or hotel, page 21 in the rules themselves. in regards to entitlement to medicare. this reflects operational policy group but equally, for 2017 when we had to medicare advantage plans being offered for medicare enrollees. >> excuse me what do you mean by reflects operation policy? images were already doing it and this is been done to comport with what we are doing? work this is something we intend to do? >> is something we intend to do for 2017. because of the family set up next medicare in romans, one being it could be retired employee. it's not on medicare but has a spouse is already reached medicare age >> i understand the effects operational policy means i could interpret that to being we are already doing something like this and we