we trust charlie crist? he has flipped parties, views on abortion. >> what is important is that to your core beliefs. frankly that is why i not a republican anymore. the leadership has gone so far that it ight to just does not compromise. i think it is important for women to make about their oices somebody you am can trust. i call things the way i see them. women should the right to choose. we to raise the minimum wage. these are things i feel very strongly about. >> charlie takes positions out expediency, to be on cted. whether it is or education, or abortion, or positions is he taking just to get elected? >> it is interesting. the question was, how do you know is telling the truth?my question is how do you know is telling the truth?remember that his charged with medical fraud. i think you worked on this story, jake, and did a great job. when you bring that kind of to the governor's office it makes it hard to believe anything he says. >> right there is a big between charlie and a company from scratch. when somethi

and charlie has never taken responsibility. testifying under oath that he was paying judges. he won't take responsibility. his party chairman went to prison. and charlie said he is not responsible. -- >> moderator: thank you, governor. scott: the notion that he would put millions of dollars behind the commercial commercial where someone is a convicted felon is stunning. that is so interesting. rick, you talk about being accountable. how would you accountable with hca at all? you paid no fines, you didn't give any money back and you left with a couple million dollars when your kids out of the board. i do not call that being responsible. >> moderator: let me ask a direct question of each of you having to do with charges that each of you have leveled just now against the other. governor scott, you said you have taken responsibility for what happened at columbia hca. what specifically are you taking responsibility for? what happened at that firm resulting in a $1.75 billion fine that you say i was responsible to . scott: i thought about what could i have done better? what can i do

charlie has never taken responsibility and says he is not responsible. he testified under oath that charlie was paid to appoint judges. he wants take responsibility. the party chairman went to prison. charlie says he is not responsible. 30,000 jobs were lost -- >> may i responded to that? notion that he would put millions of dollars behind a commercial where somebody who was a convicted felon and making false accusations about me is stunning. it is so irresponsible and that is not being accountable. you talk about being accountable -- how are you accountable at all? he wouldn't answer a question 75 times under oath. you paid no fine and didn't give any money back. when you were kicked out by the board -- i don't think that is being responsible. >> let me ask a direct question of each of you having to do with charges you have each had. you have set you have taken responsibility for what happened, governor scott. what are you taking responsibility for? what do you say you are responsible for. >> when you have a company like that and something goes wrong --

swayze's choreography. ♪ ♪ from the come over here finger curl at the beginning to the center solo, charlie hasdown. knee for knee, he is doing it. he even has the group strut down, nailing it no one puts charlie in the corner the only bummer part of this video, is that charlie has to sit the lift out that is until his little jennifer grey shows up at some point in his life. just he and his mom in the living room rolling it. >> some day that kid will be on "dancing with the stars." >> incredible. >>> well, as we mentioned today is matt pellman's birthday so expect dancing like that out of him today. >> he has the moves too. >> yes. we are dancing around traffic troubles, lets put it that way. just a slow afternoon on the schuylkill expressway, on eastbound delay from the roosevelt to south street. in douglas township a bad crash at grocer road and fire and police are helping you around that and upper providence, traffic lights are on the fritz between ridge pike and spring lake road, stay on royersford road. and in plymouth township, watch for a crash at ridge pike near the black horse tavern a

andrea sacha from orman beach asks, why should we trust charlie crist? he has flipped parties, views on education, health care and abortion. it seems like he just does what is expedient for charlie crist. respond to andrea and other voters that may have that concern? >> sure. i think what is important is to be true to your core beliefs. and it is the way i was raised. and that is why i'm not a republican any more. the republican as gone to the right under the tea party kidnapping, if you will, it just wasn't consistent with how i was raised by my mother and father in st. petersburg. on abortion, i was pro-life but i never thought it was important for the government to pose it's own will. and i think women should governor their own bodies. i'm somebody you can trust. i am who i have always been. i call it as i see it. i am for education and i want to protect our environment and women have the right to choose and we should raise the minimum wage. >> and your name was invoked if you want to response. >> sure. he said we are taking public skpeedency and -- >> that

that is not true. >> it is true. >> charlie's obamacare law has the federal government deciding all ofhe rates for the plans. state does the same thing. they have no power. hhs is deciding the rates. charlie signed legislation that costs. due to pass on >> that was jeb bush. [applause] [no audio] >> you can go to the website and they will explain. >> the next question is for governor scott. >> florida is seeing a revolt over testing in schools. the federal government has played a role. four. lawmakers have added more tests and tied them to teacher pay. florida lawmakers had added more tests and tied them to teacher pay. >> we all know that measurement works. it works. people are concerned. the latest concern is about how much the federal government is involved. in a lot of areas, including education. the federal government said they would not use the federal assessment standards. we worked on legislation and guided path. they said that they are not going to data mine our students. to floridaved standards. this next year, what i am going to do is go around and look at all the standards

charlie has been with the nets from day one back in 2005. that is what we breathe four, when it comes to this time of year. >> charlie has seen it and called it all. when you look at the home running game for the division series, when you take the last out of the season in george zimmerman's no-hitter, spectacular catch by steven souza junior to end the game, those moments for me are probably at the top. >> a world series run will top anything. >> all the ingredients are there for this team to have a long run in the postseason. i would like to see what this town is like if we have a world series come here. >> abc 7 sports. >> you and i both have enjoyed listening to him. and how about the lerner family? they are not going to watch the game or pay attention to the game. >> new, in fact it is one year old today. it still sits empty. why new -- no tenants are moving in. >> at 37 stories, it is the tallest building in the d.c. metro area. for more than 365 days, it has sat empty. a year ago we toured 1812 north and more with executives from the

and charlie has never taken responsibility. testifying under oath that he was paying judges. he won't take responsibility. his party chairman went to prison. and charlie said he is not responsible. -- >> moderator: thank you, governor. scott: the notion that he would put millions of dollars behind the commercial commercial where someone is a convicted felon is stunning. that is so interesting. rick, you talk about being accountable. how would you accountable with hca at all? you paid no fines, you didn't give any money back and you left with a couple million dollars when your kids out of the board. i do not call that being responsible. >> moderator: let me ask a direct question of each of you having to do with charges that each of you have leveled just now against the other. governor scott, you said you have taken responsibility for what happened at columbia hca. what specifically are you taking responsibility for? what happened at that firm resulting in a $1.75 billion fine that you say i was responsible to . scott: i thought about what could i have done better? what can i do

"why should we trust charlie crist? he has flipped parties, views on education, health care and abortion. it seems like he just does what is expedient for charlie crist." governor, respond. >> what i think is important is that you are true to your core beliefs, to how you are raised and that is what i have done, frankly why i am not a , republican anymore. the republican leadership has leaned so hard to the right under the tea party kidnapping that it just wasn't consistent with how i was raised. on abortion, i have always been personally pro-life but have never felt it was right for government to impose its will. it is important for women to make their own choices about their own bodies. governor scott has a different point of view. i am somebody you can trust. i call it the way i see it. i'm for education and i want to protect our environment, women should have the right to choose, raise the minimum wage -- things i feel very strongly about. >> governor scott, 30 seconds. >> one thing we should all be concerned about is that

charlie tied or slightly ahead. he's holding his own. with spending a fraction of the money what rick scott has spent. >> $51 million versus what? 1 million that we can track versus $21 million by charlie cris. the fact he is still standing is shocking to me. as anna said, you look for trends, not just leading by one or two, but last half dozen polls are trending the same way, basically for charlie one out today showing him up by four. it had been minus two, plus one, plus four. frankly rick scott can't go up and charlie can. >> how do you debate against rick scott against a guy who pleaded the fifth. do you go right after them. tomorrow they will have dpoebat number two of three. what can we expect here? >> more of the same. rick scott has denied. first of all he denied 75 times his company committed fraud and now he's denying he said he would grow the economy by 700,000 jobs on top of the normal groaninnor normal growth. he did say that. he is down by a million jobs, really if you tally out the number, and frankly he's taking credit for what the economy did all on its own and blaming charlie for the global melt down as well. >>

has recently joined him there. so that's where he is. >> charlie: he has hope of coming back to the united states? i think he would love to. >> charlie: he said that? yeah, he said it. i mean, i think he really believes in this country, believes in the rule of law and would love to come back. >> charlie: what is it about him that you think we don't know or understand? where is the public perception, even though he's got people who salute him and praise him, he's got people who feel like he's a traitor, that whole spelling trum of opinion. i mean, we know that, where is the great misconception, if there is one, about edward snowden? >> he's definitely an idealist. he's somebody who very much grew up on the internet. he is the generation that came of age on the internet. and he came of age and says this in the film where the internet was a free place and he believes it was one of the most beautiful things humanity could ever have. that you could have a means where people from all over the world, all ages, communicating freely with each other. i think that really motivated him. but to see that be som

we look at rick snyder, has a two-point edge over democrat mark shower in michigan. that's within the margin of error. republican charlieaker has opened up a seven point lead against democrat martha coakley to be the next governor of massachusetts. and undecided voters in new hampshire are weighing their options after the final debate between democratic senator jeanne shaheen and republican scott brown. the latest poll shows senator shaheen has an eight-point lead against the former republican from massachusetts. they clashed on the response to ebola, obamacare and imabrais n immigration. >> what do you see going right in the economy in sullivan county and what is going wrong and please be specific? >> you're right, geography plays a role along the southern border we have more jobs, more opportunity. infrastructure and other opportunities up north are difficult. one of the biggest opportunities is tourism. one of the biggest opportunities is ski areas and trails store snowmobiles. i support those efforts. >> we're talking about sullivan county. you're talking about the north, i think. >> anyplace past concord are the ch

it has a lot of people douse and on wall street asking whether we have a new wolf of wall street. charlie gasparino has the deposition in his hands, he'll bring it to you when we come back. you got to hear this. are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we c come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. x. how tomorrow moves. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. how can in china,sumption impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at. rowe price, we understand e connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70of mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. . liz: with 44 minutes to go, breaking news. why so much red on the screen? we knew it was coming, the quantitative easing would end. the bond buying purchases. there are six names in the dow jones industrials moving higher

incredible, as you can imagine there is video has gone viral, more than 4 million views since last week, charlie hasremained michael jackson's thriller, wow. >> my man has game, doesn't he? >> check him out. he has game. >> he has the moves, man. >> let's top, that you run from one side of the studio and i'll pick you up. >> everyone knows that scene, of course. >> that's great. >> 5:53. >> incredible. coy watch this all day, katie. we have to get our forecast. >> oh, awesome. why do we have to go to me next? i'm the one with the buzz kill forecast. storm scan3, quiet as can be, see sunshine out, there but little bit of fog issue that's settling in for anybody north and west of philadelphia. here's the combination of the next cold front, though, it is slow to move in, so not until tomorrow, that we start to see the first showers from this. in the meantime, again, as i mentioned, little bit of fog, can't rule it out. wind picking up little bit. where it is at its lightest, likely to see the fog, so again, philadelphia points north and west, that's really where we will have it here today. tomorrow the

and they don't create teams. >> charlie: it has to be on the basis of technology. >> right, i want to pull it out and them to show it to me on my machine. >> charlie: and man is a social animal, which we've talked about. a great book, walter. the innovators, give you real insight to being an innovator and also life itself. thank you. >> thank you. >> charlie: subtitle, how a group of hackers, geniuses and geeks created the digital revolution. walter isaacson, thank you for joining us, see you next time. >> charlie: on the next charlie rose, conversation with comedy central. visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> female announcer: this program was made possible by by a generous educational grant from: and by: >> what if you discovered that dementia can be prevented? if you could make just three simple changes in your life to prevent or even reverse memory loss and other brain disorders, wouldn't you? well, you can, and i'm gonna tell you how. the impact these changes will hav

and they don't create teams. >> charlie: it has to be on the basis of technology. >> right, i want to pull it out and them to show it to me on my machine. >> charlie: and man is a social animal, which we've talked about. a great book, walter. the innovators, give you real insight to being an innovator and also life itself. thank you. >> thank you. >> charlie: subtitle, how a group of hackers, geniuses and geeks created the digital revolution. walter isaacson, thank you for joining us, see you next time. >> charlie: on the next charlie rose, conversation with comedy central. visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib. brought to you in part by. >>> the street.com, featuring stephanie link who shares her investment strategies, stock picks and market insights with action alerts plus the mul multi-million dollar portfolio she manages with jim cramer, you can learn more at the street.com. >>> going, going, gone,

and they don't create teams. >> charlie: it has to be on the basis of technology. >> right, i want to pull it out and them to show it to me on my machine. >> charlie: and man is a social animal, which we've talked about. a great book, walter. the innovators, give you real insight to being an innovator and also life itself. thank you. >> thank you. >> charlie: subtitle, how a group of hackers, geniuses and geeks created the digital revolution. walter isaacson, thank you for joining us, see you next time. >> charlie: on the next charlie rose, conversation with comedy central. visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org man: it's like holy mother of comfort food.ion. kastner: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. man: oh, i just did a jig every time i dipped into it. man #2: it just completely blew my mind. woman: it felt like i had a mouthful of raw vegetables and dry dough. sbrocco: oh, pleas

charlie baker campaign. they have to investigate. the state of new jersey has announced that they will not make public the results of that investigation until, hmm, check your watch, late november at the earliest. definitely after the election. so charlie baker has had his share of trouble. even his businessman pedigree has turned out to work against him. it turns out what kind of businessman you are when you're running for office on the basis of your business career. like, say if you wore a tuxedo to accept your outsourcing award from something called the outsourcing center. that outfit may not be popular because you won awards for shipping american jobs to other countries. so charlie baker has not been a great candidate either in terms of his resume or strategically when it comes to other republicans who are running against him and around this issue about the donation and the chris christie campaign. he's not performed all that well when he's had a microphone stuck in his face when he said this to a female reporter that was supposed to be all about how charli

. >> charlie d'agata has the latest on rewa rewaa peter kasi, threatened with death by isis. should a u.s. marine suffering from p.t.s.d. remain in prison in mexico? carter evans on the stepped-up pressure to win his release. ♪ it's the best to be a princess ♪ >> and puppets on stage. vinita nair shows us how one public library is hoping to bring kids into the reading room. >> it's about the children. it's about the mission of the library. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening. i'm michelle miller. anxious moments at newark's airport this afternoon. officials boarded a united flight from brusselss in response to a report of a sick passenger. more than 200 other passengers were allowed to leave the plane after the sick man was taken to a hospital for evaluation. also this afternoon, a turn for the worse for the ebola patient in texas. we begin with vicente arenas at newark airport. >> reporter: terminal b at newark international airport was the site of the latest ebola scare. c.d.c. teams met united flight 988 after it landed from brussels

he said during fundraisers last week, charlie has exclusive details. i've had one of my twitter followers, one disaster at a time. one disaster at a time. worry some. >> it's a scary world, but it's always been a scary world. and we're here to inform people. this is a big business story because every major business is now beefing up. now, the white house really does believe -- at least that's what the president said during these fundraisers. these are fundraiser meetings he had. he met with a lot of people everybody from stars like rosie o'donnell to a lot of people who are democrats, but connected to the financial community. that's how we found about it. the president made huge comments about cyber terrorism. he believes it's a huge problem for the banking system where in his words three guys at a computer server can steal more money than bonnie and collide could do in five years. he talked about the ability, the potential ability to steal hundreds of millions of dollars from a big bank. obviously, if a big bank, money was out of jp morgan in a major

that is not true. >> it is true. >> charlie's obamacare law has the federal government deciding all of the rates for the plans. why would the state do the same thing? they have no power. hhs is deciding the rates. charlie signed legislation that allowed duke to pass on costs. >> that was jeb bush. [applause] >> you can go to the website and they will explain. >> the next question is for governor scott. >> florida is seeing a revolt over high-stakes testing in schools. the federal government has played a role. florida lawmakers have added more tests and tied them to teacher pay. are all these tests needed to prepare our kids for the future? >> we all know that measurement works. it works. people are concerned. the latest concern is about how much the federal government is involved. in a lot of areas, including education. the federal government said they would not use the federal assessment standards. we worked on legislation and got it passed, they said that they are not going to data mine our students. then we moved to florida standards. this next year, what i am going to do is go arou

charlie's favor. the "boston globe" has endorsed charlie baker for governor.eadlines like martha joke we have been chasing you. and as they were democrats dominate congressional and state delegations why are you leading and leading big right now? coakley: thanks for that question because i appreciate what matters of course is not newspapers endorsements or whatever polls say. their up-and-down. i believe this race is close right now. i think those who follow this also believe that. what i've been focused on since i got into this race a year ago in september was on traveling around the state and listening to people about what they needed and where we could go as the economy started to turn around and because i believe we have the best ideas about turning the economy around for everybody, for earning sick time and giving people early education and they don't have vouchers to do that, making sure that we invest in our workforce and our kids so they can have the jobs of the future. that is what's going to win this race and it's about ideas and organizing. i'm conf

the focus charlie has taken is to do what he can to open up and engage with as many new players as heonvisa partnered with apple apple pay. they partnered with square and google. what kind of new technology is visa itself working on? >> that is part of the strategy. you talk to investors in visa and they say, it is not so much that visa needs to be inventing the bright and shiny new object. it is that they need to be a part of what ever the bright and new shiny object is. apple pay is a great example of that and it engages other networks as well. visa has also relaunched their own digital wallet earlier this summer. number ofroducing a initiatives right now and we will see how they play out. >> all right. ceo.profile of the visa coming up, the potential of clean technology and renewables. we will discuss next on bloomberg west. you can watch us streaming on your phone and tablet. ♪ >> a clean energy ecosystem summit in silicon valley. but with all the hype over clean tech, have the companies lived up to it? , stuartme now bernstein. clean tech had a lot of promise earlier. have things

charlie: 28 years old. 28 years old. again, he's changing his style a little bit. he's become more sensitive in a different way but still hasthe eroticism of his wife naked in front of him. >> charlie: you paid $135 million for an adelle bower. >> for the galerie, it's a mona lisa, the most special painting we have in the gallery. >> charlie: the most special painting you have, ever? >> in the neue galerie. >> charlie: yes. and the fact is that is a landmark piece by a great artist christopher quinn at the height of his time and there's almost nothing like it. >> charlie: when you say that, what is it you think you see when you say, this is the best of all of the things, this one is the best? >> again, look at his work, and you say -- i always felt people have three categories, oh, oh my, and oh my god. this is oh my god. >> charlie: yes. and you feel he had a relationship and it took him four years to do the picture, so he must have had a four-year relationship. it's probably one of the most powerful pieces. when the nazis came in, they seized it and it stood in the belvedere for 50, 60 years, and because the austrians los

charlie has done fine in life. >> charlie crist fired back saying rick scott doesn't care about the middle i was not responsible for the global economic meltdown any more than rick was responsible for the national economic recovery. and you know, if you're somebody who flies around in a private jet and you live on a mansion on the sea, it is hard to understand what people are suffering from. >> crist also made an indirect jab. took an indirect jab on the governor, rick scott about, how he made his millions. >> you don't know me. and you can't tell my story. and i'm not going to tell yours but i know you're worth about $100 or $200 million today. and you know, god bless you for that wealth, rick. the way you got it was pretty unsavory. >> i'm joined by joy reid, 2:00 eastern time. also, mike, radio host, america's attorney. what is he talking about? unsavory income? >> he's talking about criminal conduct. where it was so bad that you had scott having to plead the fifth amendment 75 times, as everybody in florida has heard. they don't understand what it is about. it is the equivalent of some

charlie baker. recent polling has the race listed as a tossup. that is courtesy of wgbh in boston live at 7:00 p.m. eastern. right after that the new hampshire senate debate between incumbent jean shaheen and former massachusetts senator scott brown. the political report rates the race as leans democrat. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the south carolina governor's debate. the incumbent nicki haley, vincent shaheen the democrat and three independents, tomer vin, steve french, and morgan reeves. we'll show it to you at 9:00 eastern on c-span. we showed you last night the one and only montana u.s. senate debate held between republican congressman steve daines and his democratic challenger amanda kurtis. here is part of that now. >> you know, when our founding fathers wrote our founding documents they did not ever intend for corporations to be running the show here. they absolutely intended for teachers and electricians and plumbers to be making the decisions that affect us and our citizen legislature. and i have found in meeting montns that they'

charlie has the scoop coming up next. t was a slippery slope for ski reuters, but there was a snowball fight that ended amicably. we speak to the ceo and chairman rob about how he has now enveloped in warm arms park city as part of his family -- for investors and skiers for the rest of the year. we'll find out. [music] liz: an alert for alibaba. take a look down. it's not the biggest clip here. 3 percent, but earlier today they did touch a new all-time low of 8524. right now we're at yeet $6 and 22 cents. it was three weeks ago that alibaba that chinese market company made its market deb u. maybe it -- after its ipo where it did really well and then it pulled back. but we'll see. as ben bernanke finishes questioning for the second day against the government over aig's bailout is mr. greenberg any more likely to win the case. did they actually help or hurt hank's case. charlie with a shift in mood for ben. >> the former fed chairman was obviously happier he gave testimony to a government governor as opposed to mr. greenberg

charlie has more exclusive news. did you see that. colleagues from jeffreys, sage kelly. what are you hearing? >> we're talking about the fed. i'm telling you that all -- melissa: are you eating candy. >> chewing on lozenge. i have a cold. talking about the fed and haifa lieutenant inch and high finance stuff. i was out with traders. this thing with the jeffries divorce case that is all they're thinking about. the divorce case is this guy sage kelly. his wife released her deposition in a case. melissa: don't make your wife angry, the moral of the story. >> in the deposition great stuff about allegations, these are allegations that mr. kelly, a big banker over there in the health care group took drugs, urinated on his bedroom carpet and on and on. he denies it. >> at the same time? >> i think so. anyway jeffries, this is happening in, back to jeffries as reported yesterday, they're losing some health care deals. people are backing out of deals. this is somewhat of a serious story. from what we understand, we are getting it from people inside jeffries, they have not called

charlie gasparino has exclusive details on the blowback. lie is heading downstairs right now with the latest details. king james plays his first game on home turf since re-signing with the cavaliers. one of the most famous hospitals in the world is excited with anticipation. we have doctor tony cosgrove. ♪ how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >> no plan. it is obvious. who did six and a half years of table talk exercises. this is outrageous. liz: rudy giuliani. you want to know who is prepared, let's go to cleveland. dealing very well with the threat of ebola. we will likely see new ebola cases her

. >> both my opponent and i -- charlie has refused to take a no new taxes pledge. i've been straightforward. in order to move forward, we need to invest in this state. need to invest in our businesses and our kids and our workforce development. otherwise, you are missing the equation. charlie has proposed 300 million of tax cost. he said, i will find that money somewhere. he also talks about the kinds of things he wants to do, including workforce development. where does that money come from? i know what my priorities are. investing in kids, investing in schools, investing in roads and bridges. >> what would those revenues be that would not increase the burden on the middle class? >> taxes on people who are the top two -- >> how do you do that? >> we are exploring ways to do a more graduated income tax. >> every four years, someone says they will not raise taxes on middle class. we have been hearing that for seven years. gas tax, middle-class. satellite-tv, middle-class. registry fees, middle-class. property taxes, fees for afterschool sports. all of this land on th

charlie d'agata has details. >> reporter: long months after flight mh370 vanished from the sky relatives are no closer to knowing what happened. but they refuse to give up hope it will be found. recalling on the kind people of the world to rescue our children says this mother can't live on. this ship might just provide some answers. she's the go phoenix, one of three vessels joining the search. it joints the fugro, this footage taken on board the third ship shows some of the rough seas they're dealing with. they will be using sophisticated sonar equipment, to map the ocean's floor closer than ever before. the other big advantage, new sea bed maps showing a far better resolution. satellite exchanges suggested it went down somewhere in an arc west of perth, australia. in seven months of searching, nothing has been found. the priority area the original search area was 430,000 square miles. area was 430,000 square miles. that's now been narrowed to 23,000 square mimes but that's still nearly the size of west virginia. those in charge of the new search could say the aircraft could be found on

>>> that's in the true. >>> so, here's the fact, charlie's o bottom make care law, has them deciding all the rates. why would the state do the exact same thing? >>> they have no power do it. >>> hh s. is deciding it. and, charlie signed ladies and gentlemen, slaying, that allowed companies like doug, to pass on costs for power plans that were never bill. >>> that was jeb bush. >>> you can go to facts for florida, and they will explain and, show you the bill. >>> next question for governor scott. >>> florida is seeing a revolt over the testing in our schools and federal dpovment plays a role, and are all those tests needs to prepare our kids for the future? >>> you know, what we all believe, we want to make sure they get a great education, and measurement works. people concerned about how much testing we have, the latest concern, is how much the federal government is involved. so, about a little over a year ago, the federal government, we're not going to use it, and we worked on legislation, and said the federal government will not data mine our students, and the decisions would be mad

charlie has actually gotten closer to obama. he's someone who want obama to campaign with him eevep though it probably wouldn't be that helpful for him politically but that's their mentality. and because he is trying to shore up the democratic base for voters like the caller he has kind of praised obamacare repeatedly said it's great and that helped him shore up the democratic base but now that might make the difference with the independent call we are heard from earlier. which is do you want an obama democrat who is a flip-flopper or rick scott the person you know host: from indiana now. dean. caller: yes. i was thinking if we didn't democrat independent or republican parties, these people just ran on their name and not on any democrat ticket or republican ticket, we just ran on their ideas, i think at people would vote for the person and also i think that every american should listen d watch the documentary on michael moore's documentary on sicko. and after these, all these politicians leave, they're all ing to be working for

charlie has been making serious calls on this one. >> i will say two things, number one, i watched whathe said and you know how she said it. it appears she was reading off a script. this wasn't something that just popped into her head. this was something that she actually thought about, so it was premeditated i believe. she wanted to say this number two, see what her wall street friends, these guys i know them, tell me how great she is, how centrist she is, that statement is corporations -- melissa: don't create jobs. >> that is like, if you believe the world is flat, the earth is flat. completely insane statement something a real lefty would say. i asked larry fink at blackrock. we asked lloyd blankfein at goldman sachs and tony james at blackstone, three major hillary boosters on wall street will raise her money what do they think? guess what they said? nothing. they won't return my calls. >> won't return your phone calls? i was on edge of my seat there. they won't return your phone calls? what are people telling you off the record? >> they think she is insane and they think democrati

charlie has it straight from the horse's mouth. -@and seth, you deal with mostly institutional clients. >> we deal only with them. we have a network of 750 largest institutions in the world. all dmectd our community. >> let's be clear. you guys are a good dark pool. >> you have to make the separation of, you know, what they're going for and what we are. we are institutional. what we do is what's different of what can be found on the exchange. it's about 200 times found on the exchange. it's really a wholesale market. liz: it's very, very hard. >> it's harder to gain? >> there's no gaining. we're verr particular who is our customer. our average customer equities. >> let's get down to that. there's a lot of controversy regarding dark pools. eric schneider investigation. what do yyu think of the investigation? where do you think it's goong? and you and i spoke in the greenroom before you thinkkeric schneider is doing a public service so to speak. >> there are 45 different dark pools. and regularities all over the world are focused on

today charlie has a tough task, unlocking the mystery behind the vault at the old orchard supply hardware store in san jose. the main store for decades. >> i tried the combinations that are common. if you tried every possible combination, you could be here for hours. >> reporter: someone forgot the store's vault combination back in the '80s. that's how long it's been since the big door was opened. until today. the retired lock smith finally managed to solve the mystery. >> welcome to the vault. >> reporter: the president was the first to walk in. there were no gold bars inside, no elaborate trade secrets or mummified remains, just a few relics, like an old coffee pot, some odd thing with a dial hanging on the wall, and a unique drawing of eager beaver, osh's mascot for years. >> this would be close to one of his first drawings of the eager beaver. >> reporter: the store was the chain's flagship. it sits on what once was a site of the place where the bambino hit a home run with lou gehrig, also the place where tonight charlie the lock smith unlocked one of the store's storied mysteries. >>

today charlie has a tough task, unlogging the mystery behind the vault at the orchard supply hardware store in san jose. >> i tried the combinations that are common. if you tried every possible combination, you could be here for hours. >> reporter: someone forgot the store's vault combination back in the '80s. that's how long it's been since the big door was opened. until today. the retired locksmith finally managed to solve the mystery. >> welcome to the vault. >> reporter: the president of osh was the first to walk in. there were no gold bars inside. no elaborate trade secrets or mummified remains. just a few relics like an old coffee pot, some odd thing with a dial hanging on the wall, and a unique drawing of eager beaver, osh's mascot for years. >> this would have been close to one of his very first drawings of the eager beaver. >> reporter: the store was a chain flagship. it sits on once was a place where the bambino hit a home run during an exhibition game with lou gehrig. it's also a place where tonight charlie the locksmith unlocked one of the store's storied mysteries. >> thi

melissa: charlie has exclusive scoop on herbalife. what are they tell about the investigation? >> there is ftc investigation whether this is pyramid scheme. that they don't have any customers, they just have distributors. what herbalife executives have been doing, telling investors the worst-case scenario they will be shut down, which is always possibility when you're declared a pyramid keep. that is what activist investor short eller bill ackman wants. that they will not happen. they have been polling academics and lawyers, why is the stock collapsing? >> i think what we put out, let me get to the second part, collapsing on my report. the second part of this is that they do expect, what they're telling investors they do expect sanctions. they do expect that they're going to debt beginninged for some reason -- get dinged, how they deal with the distributors or hyping to investors, they expect some sort of action out of the ftc when all is said and done and that is why the stock is goes down. melissa: from one market moving story to another, you were out shopping last night. you

charlie favor. endorsedon globe" has him. headlines have been chasing you. why aren't you leading? >> thank you for that question. i appreciate that what matters of course is not a newspapers' endorsement. i believe this race is pretty clear -- close right now. people believe that what i have been focused on since i got into the race a year ago was on traveling around the state and listening to people about what they needed and where we could go as the economy started to turn around. because i believe we have the best ideas about turning the economy around for earned sick time and giving people early education and when they do not have doctors to do it, and making sure we invest in our kids, so that have the jobs in the future. that is what is going to win this race. i am confident we will win on november 4. >> charlie, you get 45 seconds. globe endorsement. republicans have not had it for a long time. is it a close race or not? >> i have been gratified for what would've gotten from the voters across the commonwealth and received endorsements from "the boston globe" and every massa

it's the number of child deaths has come down since charlie was governor. it's not 0. i wish it was 0 because every child death is a tragedy. >> governor scot, thank you. now we're going to va lightning round with some shorter questions. you have 20 seconds to answer the question. i'll ask you governor crist then i'll ask governor scott a different question. the first question i want to ask is why did you insist on bringing a fan here when your campaign knew this would be a contentious issue? >> why not? you know, it's is there anything wrong with being comfortable? i don't think there is. having compassion with other people. we did fine. thank you. >> and governor scott why the delay over coming out over a fan? >> i waited until we decided he was going to show up. he said he wasn't coming to the debate. why come out until he's ready? >> governor scott, why do you keep your assets in a blind trust? >> the reason is so i don't have a conflict. charlie crist did a grand jir when he was governor and said do what jeb bush did. charlie didn't do it. put your assets in a bli

charlie has watched it 10 to 12 times, has every move down as you can see. >> hit it, charlie. >> he swagger, the moves. patrick swayze is smiling. >> wow. >> i can't stop smiling myself. >> i know. look at him. >> that's a big list too at one point. >> look at charlie go. >> he has got it. >> thank you, lara. >> that's "pop news" on this beautiful tuesday. >>> heat index coming up, ginger with a check of the weather. >> kid was amazing. so is this crowd. i'm so lucky, here in the middle of a washington state sandwich. friends here from seattle and then from -- >> chelan, washington. >> a girls trip. and talk about something serious. we have the damaging winds and, of course, the potential for tornado the in the southeast. the pictures from louisiana, alabama, overnight into early morning. and now the tornado watch that's all the way extended into north carolina. so severe weather anywhere inside that orange today. potential for strong winds. yes, some hail, and certainly calexico morning, washington. a muggy morning, the fog has somed and we have got breaks in the cloud cover. 69 de

charlie has exclusive scoop on this one. >> here is interesting thing about this today is bank of new york investor day where they go around say the current business model which basically combines the 7th largest asset manager. they manage $1.5 trillion. , with the huge custodian bank which monitors and accounts for investments from institutional investors. i think it is something like $23 trillion. nelson peltz has had a series of meetings, took a 2.5% stake in the company in june. has had a series of meetings sources tell us with senior management and has raised issue about breaking up the banks, spinning off that asset management part to, you know, create shareholder value, yada-yada yada. if this happens, people of bank of america don't know if he will do it. he just raised it at meetings. if it happens, if he does one of the activist plays, that is what he is is, activist investors, it would be first time an activist went at a bank before 2008. i don't remember anything of significance -- melissa: at all? >> you're right, going after banks, yes, i do remember the financial -- mel

. >> ♪ >> eight year old charlie has quite the moves, there i am at that time g patrick swazy, mom saidhael jackson videos on line. and we are hearing that he also remade the thriller dance, the moves, those moves, posted on youtube, too, but keep watching this. and that, right there, katie's favorite move coming up. favorite move coming up. there we looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. want to get right over to katie get your forecast, i can't believe how warm it is outside. >> very mild start to the day for the standards every mid october. good morning, everybody, and it is just because we're sitting in a lull right now. between fronts, we had warmfront yesterday, basically, lifted offer to the north, so seeing those clouds thin with time. get some sunshine, problem is we've also got cold front, so we can't keep the nice weather forever, but this will be pretty decent day overall, guys, expect again the clouds to break for some sun, heat up here to 79 degrees, for mid october, that's a big deal. there

somebody else who he debated against once was like, "charlie has a fan! this is incredibly unfair!"o." he was like "okay," it was resolved. so last night, he goes to debate the current governor, rick scott. now charlie crist is no longer a republican, but he still love fans. >> seth: right. >> and rick scott won't come out and start the debate. like the television cameras are on, the moderator's there, the audience is there, everybody's ready for the debate. and charlie crist is out there alone for ten minutes, because rick scott found out he had a fan. if he's gonna have a fan, then i'm not going to do this debate! it was fairly weird. >> seth: it's great. we actually have a clip just -- >> okay. >> seth: -- for our people just to see exactly how crazy this was. >> governor rick scott. we have been told that governor scott will not be participating in this debate. governor crist has asked to have a fan, a small fan, placed underneath his podium. and for that reason, ladies and gentlemen, i am being told that governor scott will not join us for this debate. [ laughter ] ladies and g