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it doesn't mean we will talk about the entire area having freezing rain, butis drop, but outside the city, this is where we will see the cold temperature setting up. that is why we are concerned about the freezing rain. we will more about the rain that follows coming up. ben: thank you. more on the breaking news out of ohio today. investigators are looking into whether a violent attack on the ohio state campus today was an act of terrorism. j.c.: police shot the suspect that after he allegedly plowed into pedestrians with a car and then stabbed multiple people. injuries. ben: within the last hour, the suspect has been identified as an osu student abdul razak ali artana, a man of somali descent. sources tell abc news they may have found a facebook post written by him expressing grievances over attacks on muslims. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat has more from the breaking news desk, shaun? reporter: also according to abc news, that osu student with the same name as having a place to pray openly as a muslim. officially, investigators are still working to determine if he had any ties to

i'm sure this whole section will be submitted with cleveland fans butis. i'm sitting about 10 rows up right now face value $300. that how much a ticket like this would go for but now it's going for 4500 and it's selling for definitely inexpensive price bue it will be a great time in hopefully we lost yesterday but hopefully we can win and will do it all right in front of cleveland fans. aa it was a packed house last night at progressive field the crowd even spilling out into gateway plaza. the cleveland fans looking for a big win. tonight we y are spending big bucks on this final game. elan as soon as the game ended last e night, the median paid ticket price for game 7 on stubhub was $1,900.d nigh taid ke that is up roughly $900 from last night's game. and while it's good to have home field advantage you better believe a lot of those tickets ao haveomng to cubs fans.is roe but hey, we're clevelanders.ev we know not to give up yet. we're going to win we're goingwe to take it all in game 7.' it's going to be totallybe ta different tomorrow is it's going you

i would rather have my server out back in the woods than on some gigantic golden --.gov buty questiontate department decides what is classified and how it is classified. i thought it would be the secretary of state deciding what was the best. thank you very much for your time.classi >> guest: i think james is onto something here. the secretary of state, secretary clinton is secretary clinton as the top official in the state department comes to classified decisions. she does have what's called original classification authority site do think there is a difference between a cabinet official who in theory has the ability to declassify or classify relevant informationd y and as a alive staffer who does not the authority. that said i don't think it's worth of its turned out to be true that secretary clinton was discussing incredibly sensitive classified information on a private network, and one that she may have come to suspect was breached i think this would be a different conversation but it'so worth what we know today. what we know is although there were e-mails on a private server that

it ist absolutely incredible to think ha day, butis if you want to avoid the lines tomorrow can't get in mind here. they just open theit doors very slowly letting people in. that means they are getting right to it more than 10,000 of artie cast their votes you can't vote from now until 2:00 p.m. the parking is free both candidates are still hitting the campaignti trail hard on this final day before the election. donald trump is in new hampshirs is an obama's signature on healthcare law as for democratc nominee hillary clinton, she will make her final election mine in philadelphia tonight where bruce springsteen is scheduled to perform. a star-studdedng weekend with hillary in the cleveland was beyonc? and jay-z yesterday she was joined onstage by lebron james. >> thank you.ns i know you guys are excited to see her i did not know you're excited to see me to. >> everybody should have the right to go as far as the hard workrkv and talent will take th. >> donald trump spent thehe weekend in pennsylvania and virginia we will hear from him coming up in the next half-hour very crowded out he

>> butis like the best woman you will ever meet in your life. >> what does she say about him? >> this is what i love about her. she's a special ed teacher. when he was growing up she would take her k kids to her class, se would take them to teach them about empathy. he is growing up in mississippi they would always have african american teammates over, sleep over, special ed kid who is he would have access to. he was raised to be sort of a certain way and, flaws and all, i do feel like they raised him very very well. >> that's a beautiful story. i think it's great. you had your book signing last night. people can still get your book by going to your website. it's just jeff pearlman.com where you can find out more. you have a great blog. lots of great stories about favre on there. lots of great things on there you can read about favre and other books you have done as a former sports illustrator writer lots of great stuff on there. thanks for being here. >> do i get to take a mug or the couch. >> do you want a yellow one like that? >> yeah. >> to match the couch. >> exactly. >>

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buty: it is looking mixed, we are seeing markets in the red except japan and taiwan.n not surprising given much the yen has plunged against the dollar. downe seeing the kospi .4%, the threat of impeachment as prosecutors say park geun-hye was involved in that influence peddling scandal. we are seeing minor stocks and consumer stocks driving the declines, the asx down, reversing three days of gains, while new zealand is down .2%. new zealand has been losing ground for six consecutive sessions. about japan, look at that, gaining .5%, the nikkei already in april market territory, but we are now seeing the topix also gaining for an eighth consecutive session. if gains are sustained, we could see it in to her bull market from its february low, a gain of 20%, so what has been leading the rally in japan? exporters, of course, due to a weaker yen, but financials are gaining ground as we see global bond yields surge on expectations of a higher rate hike in the u.s. afterare losing ground being beaten by negative rates introduced in january. talking about the yen, unchanged at

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butie: i love that chart, we are talking about so many unknowns here that that chart might be even betterwednesday next week. mark: i will be back next week. vonnie: we said, we can already talk about the price of oil. all right, more bloomberg markets coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: good afternoon. welcome to bloomberg markets. : we cover stories from san francisco to chicago, marrakesh in moscow. the u.s. economy added 161,000 jobs in october and wage growth accelerated. a rate hike is all but certain next month. bill gross tell us why he thinks the fed will cave to financial markets. days to go until the presidential election, and we have a look at what investors need to watch. how bad could the selloff be? even with the affordable care act, some americans are still finding care unaffordable. we are halfway through the trading day. polling holding a pretty well in the wake of the jobs report. there were early fluctuations, but things have settled to the upside. it is also reaction to eight straight down days for the s&p 500 and major averages. there has been a slump. now seeing

the first slide -- i know you -- buty can't see these today, it is very much about accountability, transparency and impact. fiscal stageut the and the negotiations with ministries of finance. it is the clarity about where those dollars are going and the impact to expect that is extraordinarily important. because it was getting more difficult to constantly translate our data. we put all of our data up online and it is age and sex aggregated. any minister of finance can quickly utilize this to see the impact it has had. that is a partnership between the government, communities and the program. we felt we needed to model what behaviors we got all ministries should have in showing your work. really around transparency, accountability and impact. we will be announcing the first three impact surveys that have been in the field this past year. zambia, zimbabwe. you will find the results exciting. we have known that we have had a tremendous impact on pediatric infections. the latest report, pediatric infections are down 70% over the last decade. he also realized we didn't have the same impact on adult

so it's a newsworthy efvent buti don't think it changes anything. >> this deal cut through executiveoes something like this create a new opportunity for political liberalization for potentially regime change down the line? what does it mean? >> well, it depends, right? i mean, so the argument some have made for as long as fidel is around and alive and capable of writing columns wrcriticizin his own brother and others, you won't see the government move. i'm not necessarily adherent to that viewpoint. my criticism of the deal was not we changed our relationship with cuba, my criticism is we've made over 50 to 60 individual concessions all of which benefit the cuban government. and they've made none. and they've made absolutely no changes in this system of government. i think one-sided deal in that manner or fashion are bad for the cuban people. so you would hope there's a chance for re-examination, but i don't believe so. i think the system of government they have in place might be difficult to change as long as certain people are still around and that includes raul castro. >> senator,

operator butis an i think it would not be surprising -- i expect him to be a lot more practical from the elite point of view in dealing with a lot of these relationships once he comes into power. times the obama administration has dealt with the war against isis, even though the united states and its allies are now defeating isis, isis is on the ropes. it has lost numbers in major cities. it is being defeated in mosul. there are plans underway for a , and operation in syria isis is losing. so the strategy of defeating isis militarily is it is working just fine. he was running a campaign on how he would do things differently. i would be shocked if anything changed in iraq in terms of american policy towards isis. i would be shocked if anything changed in afghanistan. talks,ve rejected peace avoided peace talks, they are propping up the afghan state and the afghan army and the state and army are not strong enough to defeat the taliban and the taliban and not strong enough to defeat the afghan government so you have this war in perpetuity and that is fine for the u.s. because that is a