the bubble? julian: i see it bursting in the stock market. i see it carrying over into real estate. tom: janet yellen mentioned that in her press conference with mike: is it a particular equity class or sect or? would say wehe fed don't see the bubble. where would you tell them to look? julian: i would tell them to , to ownfinancial stocks bonds that yield nothing. i want to announces wonderful evening, particularly for those of you on bloomberg radio. this is a special edition of bloomberg surveillance. we are with you for a number of minutes with julian robertson. i can't say enough -- did you like the book "more money than god?" speaking -- are you on speaking terms with him? i thought he treated alan greenspan better than you. julian: i thought he treated me well. tom: i want to talk about commodities. sort of with the southern hemisphere. we got ok meeting right now to try to figure out the mood -- figure out the move from 100. i look at commodities and how they old into your immense system.

charles, and a bubble. -- in a bubble. we have known this. does the bond bubble burst?es: if i could time this sort of thing, i would not be here. i would be sitting in a yacht in the mediterranean. nobody can time these. francine: you don't have a yacht? i am disappointed. [laughter] francine: does it have to do with the fed does? charles: it has been pushed up. it is been pushed up by central banks buying every bond they can find. they have been more than covering the deficit. there is a portion of the federal government bonds the end than buying that have been huge. they have rigged the market. francine: when you look at the bond bubble or distortion, what does it mean for -- we're seeing note inflation -- we're seeing no inflation. simon: their price for -- it .oesn't require much upside the labor market changes in the power of labor to start every price that. the way the ship to scale of these things make systemically risky which is where charles is heading. it is the scale of growth in these funds that provides a lot of the risks that are changing the rhetoric. fr

and bubbles. everyone likes balloons and bubbles. >> yes. i know how devastated you were that bubble wraps don't actually have the bubble part any more. >> yeah. new bubble wrap will not pop. i am outraged. i don't know about everybody else. >> the royals had their fun week there in british columbia, and charlotte and george also snuck away with their nanny to a petting zoo the other day. >> that's right. appearance, first time we're seeing them since they arrived, and since george snubbed the prime minister of canada. >> yes. the petting zoo was a secret little thing that wasn't supposed to be public, but there's been social media posts of him just petting a 17-year-old goel goat there in b.c. cute. >> so cute. >> yeah. >>> well, coming up, a look at what it takes to make your way through veterinary school. >>> an emotional reunion decades in the making, a mother and daughter back together after spending most of their lives apart. first here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now"

is that the biggest bubble that you're seeing out there? >> i wouldn't say it's the biggest bubble. i think there's a number of factors that are influencing house prices globally. local rents certainly will have a chance in the report to identify rents. you can see a number of cities it would take over 30 years of rent to pay for a house. so that looks expensive on historic basis. but also think about monetary issues. what that does to borrowing cost but relative price of assets. in a world of low yielding assets property arguably does look attractive. >> which is how one viewer writing in, real estate prices are sky-high but not correcting. in some places they never go down. we shouldn't expect a correction. we haven't seen one in switzerland in plus 20 years. >> we look at geneva and zurich and one of the interesting factors why neither of those cities creep into the bubble index is because there's poor performance at the local economy but performance of wage growth in those economies. the affordability, although it's excessive relative to the wider country and there's other measu

we are in a big, fat, ugly bubble. liz: senator dorgan, 10 years before the financial crisis you warned that the removal of glass-steagall, which of course was that firewall between consumer banks and investment banks, which is what congress was trying to do back then, would eventually cause a terrible bubble and explode and cause real problems. you were right. now he is talking about a different type of bubble. do you see the bubble he is looking at and anticipating? >> i don't. i don't think there is parallel here. when donald trump talked about a bubble last night, i wasn't quite sure what he was describing because our problem at this point -- liz: low rates are pushing people into riskier assets. >> but our problem is that we have economic growth that is slower than we would like. increasing rates is going to give us slower growth. so that doesn't make much sense at all. we need to revive the economy and higher rates of economic growth. that you won't get that by what donald trump is proposing last night. liz: sena

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there's a credit bubble, i think this would be the third bubble to burst in 25 years, we had the stock market crash with high-technology companies bubbling, and look at crisis, the bubble is in credit with the record low interest rates. i do not think they're sustainable. maybe i'm not quite as dire as donald trump is, but i think when the interest rates start rising, say good-bye to a bullish stock market. trish: yeah, you know, that's the thinking. in other words, right now investors have no other choice. >> where are you going to put your money? trish: how do you get yields? >> who in the world buys a 10-year -- where is the treasury at 1.65 in that's craziness when. people catch on, you're saying inflation isn't going to be over 1.65 for the next ten years? that's a stupid bet. i think rates go up, and when they do you'll see disinvestment in stocks. the question whether the fed is political. that's a trickier one. trish: okay, let's get into that. because i've made the point they're trying to do their part to save the economy and, you know, they don't have a ton of tools at their

by almost noon, we start to see a little bit starting to bubble up. and it bubbles up quickly. i would say anything that you really need dry weather for, try to get it done by about 11:00, 12:00 tomorrow. otherwise all bets are off at that point. by 6:00, with he see mainly inland showers and storms. so the beaches are looking decent at that point. although we will have some chances for some storms tomorrow afternoon at the beaches. it doesn't look le a washout at all. if you'rplanning a round of to start out earlier if you can. and any time after noon we will see the showers and storming bubbling up, more widespread by 4:00. with a high of 90, definitely want to get the golf in a little bit early in the day. about 40% coverage at the peak for tomorrow. on sunday, down to 30%. and then those rain chances really go up at the beginning of the week. we've got more available moisture, some of it may end up turning out to be from remnants of julia, believe it or not. it will dry the week after the front pushes the moisture out. rain unlikely in the morning for tomorrow. we will have

and you create a bubble and then the bubble collapses. >> we have had bubbles throughout history andy manifest themselves in various ways, whatever it may. and we will have them in the future. human beings, we get smarter about a lot of things in terms of how to produce things and become more productive. we do not get rid of the basic human emotions. and greed and fear will always operate the same way. thomas: you are dealing with a balance of greed and fear, greed and fear, greed and fear. and every decade or so, greed gets out of context and eventually leads to enough fear and something blows up, and we all just say, how could we have been so stupid? >> to go back and revise history and say i did not know, you are a professional, you should of known. the information was there and common sense says if you are earning more, you are taking more risk. michael: i think if you look back at bob steel and people like that that went to treasury, saved the country because the rewriting of history says you should not have bailed out the companies. to not bail out the biggest companies and ban

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going to see them bubbling up. this is one of the places we're going to see a good chance for rain today. we are seeing thunderstorms bubble up now. let's jump into the pinpoint not a lot. scooting up north, thunderstorms develop. not lightning popping up yet, but definitely heavy rain and gusty winds a threat around prescott, the valley. we have thunderstorms west of palledin and east of kingman. if you're taking i-40, keep that in mind. rain on the roads in the south eastern part of the state near green valley, south of tucson, thunderstorms developing. motion is southwe phoenix. that's where it's going to lap. fog in holbrook and white mountains that since cleared making way for chance of thunderstorms. right now 62 winslo. 76 globe, 79 for all friends in safford and thatcher. around the valley, could be and about. 96 for your high. we dial back to 80s for your date night. what about that humidity. are we finally going to get rid of muggy conditions. i'm going to have that answer in just a bit. >> you still coul

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engineers created bubble wrap, trying to make wallpaper. they found out it was great for packing and a lot of fun to pop the bubbles. other nominees include dungeons and dragons and uno. december. >> these are all great ones. >> do you remember uno? >> i'll keep the bubble wrap. >> one year, stick was inducted into the hall of fame. >> a stick? >> anything you can play with, right. >> you can play with a stick. it makes no noise. >> there you go. >> it's quiet for you. >> maybe a weapon. >> it's b it's pretty outside. you're going to sweat a little bit. >> here's a look from the wfla camera camera over the hillsborough tower cam over -- wfla tower cam over hillsborough. we'll start to see the first few showers around 1:00, maybe between noon and 1:00 but most we make it up to 90, quite steamy. the rain chance will be best around 4:00, when it's a 40% chance. the storms will linger on to 7:00. if you're going to the high school football games or dinner, you may need an umbrella. scattered storms are possible at kickoff, 84 degrees. the band

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what other bubble, except that it's big and fat. >> yeah. >> have you seen any bubbles? bubble terminology. i mean clearly stocks are relatively expensive. and i think there are good reasons why stocks have done really well since the market low in 2009 based on corporate earnings growth. you know, there's this thinking that the fed has provided a lot of the fuel for stock price appreciation, but i think a lot of it is driven by just really solid corporate fundamentals in recent years. >> but earnings growth has been negative for six quarters. >> it has been negative for six quarters. that's very true. again, i think a lot of that has been driven by what we've seen in the energy materials sectors, where we saw big declines in commodity prices. but generally across most sectors, you know, companies continue to find ways to churn out relatively good earnings growth. i just think that it gets harder and harder to do that, particularly as top line growth has been so minimal. you can always squeeze expenses so much. >> and why margins are such a big story this year. edward, we

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creating asset bubbles.etermined to maintain this policy, i think you will see higher equity prices, so i would be still long equities for as long as they maintain this policy. >> what happens to the bond market, scott, in your view? >> if the fed tightens -- >> is this a bubble that is also maintained? >> it is -- we're at artificial levels, right? and what the bank of japan did today i think was a very meaningful action. it is interesting because i think they took something from the playbook in the fed from the 1940s, which was the fed capped the long-term rate at 2.25% and since people knew that was the cap, they started buying treasury bonds and bond yields fell. so we could see jgb yields fall below zero, which it seems is what they want. >> i remember discussion when pondering operation twist. we had very similar discussions looking back at the 40s, looking back and seeing how the public reacted. >> with the bank of japan, it was their version of operation twist. it had almost no market impact. i want

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still bubbly that will keep bubbly. we will keep bubbling for, that rock wil hours. 4 to six hours. it's a black volcanic rock. and i mean obviously it's slowly losing its heat. but slowly over 4 to six hours. >> correct. this looks incredible. i love pretzel bites. dueling pretzels with our two cheese fondue, we first have a garlic cream cheese. which you can see is still bubbling. yes. and our homemade nacho cheese. that's the beauty of this dip. anywhere you go, you get half breaks. thank you so much. not here. >> not here i sound like fat guy that eats a lot but? f. shoe fits. yes, i love, i love dipping things. i love the cheese and you're right. you like, when they first set it on table its great for first couple of minutes. then half way through either your pretzels or chips over whatever you get gross thing on top it starts congealing. i mean don't get me wrong i still eat it how nice would it to be hot throughout. that's a great part of this dish. then we have our certified an gus beef. this is our anyone ounce center cut sirloin. now and so, like the same sort of concepts,

.">> do you love to pop bubble wrap? it may be hard to believe... but the plastic material is a finalist for the national toy hall of fame. engineers created bubble wrap in 19-57 trying to make wallpaper, but they soon found it was great for packing. bubble wrap does have some competition-- "dungeons & dragons," "rock 'em sock 'em robots" and "uno" are also in the running. winners will be announced november tenth. we'll be right back. who brought the mercury to school?! much-needed makeover. a "boys and girls club" gets a facelift thanks to a generous donation. how the "property brothers" got involved. "it may be rare, but there is a lot of help out there." on a mission to educate. our latest fox5 shining star is helping others deal with a genetic condition. why this mission is so personal to her. good morning i'm maria silva. i'm alyssa deitsch. now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 us now. temperatures start to tick up a few degrees all weekend under sunny skies. moisture starts moving into the las vegas area monday night. su

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packing -- and a lot of fun to pop those bubbles. other nominees this year include the games "dungeons & dragons," "rock 'em sock 'em "rock 'em sock 'em robots" and "uno." the winners will be announced in november. "this mania was so much pressure. we were kids. we were all pretty scared. it's a miracle in a way that they didn't go mad. well we had each other and we brought that to the music." they didn't go mad. well we had each other and we brought that to the music." a special moment on the blue carpet across the pond -- at the world premiere of the new beatles paul mccartney and ringo starr reunited at yesterday's premiere -- for a walk down memory lane before the big debut of the film. "eight days a week" show the fab four as they toured the globe back in the 1960's. the documentary also has archive footage of the group's past performances. and, it features the beatles' final concert in san francisco back in 19-66. in addition to being released to movie theaters worldwide -- the documentary will debut on hulu in a peaceful situa

how about bubble wrap? i guess bubble wrap counts when you think about popping bubbles. only two or three toys will make it across the finish line and into the hall of fame. top toys will be announced in november. >> you know you are gettingp the toys and you think, i remember when that was brand new. >> oh, yeah. and the hit thing. >> i have to tell you, most of the toys i played with back then, they wouldn't let within 10 feet of a kid today. all right. let's go to it. let's take a look at the skies today and i'm going to start by gazing to the east and i'm going here and you didn't get to see the sunrise because it skipped over it. this computer has gremlins in it. you're not going to see a sunset because we have a ways to go but you see clouds building up over the mountains. it's currently 85 degrees from the camera. look at this west-southwest wind blowing at 10 miles an hour. humidity at 16%. that's pretty comfortable. 85. i thwe miracle mile shops, 85 degrees, north-northwest at nine, 15% and cooler out on the west sight. delightful 78 degrees with a north wind at

nerf is on the list, the board game clue, card game uno, and our favorite bubble wrap. can you believe bubble wrap is on the list. >> i can be occupied with that for hours. >> i had some on my desk at friday. >> you could put that in with the card board box and stick among unconventional honorees. if you're wondering what the influence the way toys are designed and played with and foster creativity. we have had so much fun asking you what toys you loved as kids. shout out to stretch armstrong, speak and spell. yes, oh my gosh, i loved that game. >> easy bake oven. >> thank you jill. you and me girl. >> these should all be in the hall of fame. yo yos, i stink at yo yos but it's a great pass time. >> what that count. >> i think so. >> i had a couple of those. >> put it in there with tonka trucks, the real ones. good shout out. let us know what toys should be in the hall of fame. we have had too much fun reminiscing. >>> which mobile network company offers the best performance in the denver area. a lot of you wonder about this. according to an an analytics way tie between

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today, if a kindergarten student brought a bubble maker to school, what she be suspended? >> no. >> reporter: the spokesman for the brighton school district that got national aatention after suspending this five-year- old girl for bringing her princess bubble maker to school.>>>we appreciate denver that we could address those. >> reporter: as a result, the district slightly changed the policy more clearly defining a dangerous weapon. but more importantly, before school started, administrators received new training on using discussion in weapoos related discipline. >> reporter: do think the discipline has been addressed to the district? >> the steps they have taken are really good steps. >> reporter: an education activist says the new trai is a good start but the updated policy leaves too much discretion for principles when other districts like denver have clearly defined discipline ladders. >> it raises a question of whether this is in compliance with state law or not. >> reporter: the mother of the five-year-old girl suspended asked her to protect her privacy for her daug

everything else, without a doubt, is in a bubble.nd bubble, no question in my mind about that. >> pete? >> the most interesting thing for me was bill miller. always been fairly bullish. but he pointed out a couple areas where he thought, for instance, the airlines. he said these are incredibly cheap, essentially. this is a buy here. we've all thought that for a long period of time. i've been one of them. interesting to hear that when you look at so much devastation in the market over the last couple trading sessions. >> jim chanos, short on tesla, well-known. shorting tesla and solarcity. is that a good deal? if the deal falls apart, great for the short position, it would be great for tesla. >> tim was arguing last night on the show. in the short term, tesla might bounce. for me the most interesting thing, quickly, was paul singer talking about how gold is underrepresented. i thought that was fascinating. >> all right. let's go around the horn. that time of the show. pete. >> great paper, the stock has been absolutely bludgeoned rece

now, look, we have the worst revival of an economy since the depression, and believe me, we're in a bubble right now, and the only thing that looks good is the stock market. but if you raise interest rates even a little bit, that's going to come crashing down. big, fat ugly

have a listen. >> believe me, we're in a bubble right now. only thing that looks good is the stock market, but if you raise interest rates even a little bit, that's going to come crashing down. we are in a big fat ugly bubble. and we better be awfully careful. and we have a fed that's doing political things. when they raise interest rates, you're going to see some very bad things happen. because the fed is not doing their job. the fed is being more political than secretary clinton. >> a lot to unpack there. is what the fed is doing being driven by politics? >> personally, i don't think so, no. i might be the only person that doesn't think so. but i don't think it's driven by politics. i think it's driven by the fear that they have pated themselves into this considrner. and i think that's a problem. and the fact that other central banks around the world are acting in kind just makes it that much more difficult on them. is it for politics? no, i don't think it is. is it because they're frightened of what they don't know? the fear of the unknown

and you create a bubble and then the bubble collapses. >> we have had bubbles throughout history andmanifest themselves in various ways, whatever it may. and we will have them in the future. human beings, we get smarter about a lot of things in terms of how to produce things and become more productive. we do not get rid of the basic human emotions. and greed and fear will always operate the same way. thomas: you are dealing with a balance of greed and fear, greed and fear, greed and fear. and every decade or so, greed gets out of context and eventually leads to enough fear and something blows up, and we all just say, how could we have been so stupid? >> to go back and revise history and say i did not know, you are a professional, you should of known. the information was there and common sense says if you are earning more, you are taking more risk. michael: i think if you look back at bob steel and people like that that went to treasury, saved the country because the rewriting of history says you should not have bailed out the companies. to not bail out the biggest companies and banks