among her partners, andy d yy d keyshawn johnson and charlie white.those conversations coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station, from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> martin wolf, associate editor of the "financial times" at london, called the world's most influential economic writer and clom is considered required reading 6"6 the financial elit. his new book "the shifts and the shocks," what we learned and have still to learn from the financial crisis. he call the 2008 clam teralamit most complete breakdown we have ever seen, even greater than the depression of the 1930s. martin wolf, an honor to have you on this program. >> it is a great pleasure. >> let me jump right in. even worse than the depression of the 1930s? >> i said the financial breakdown was worse. the economic consequences in the '30s was, of course, vastly greater. this time we knew how to respond as it were in the macro economy, but in dealing with the collapse, we responded with very powerful monetary and fiscal tools. that got the economy recovering, but

next titans possession charlie white hurst throws over the middle to kendall wright. gets it to the end zone. titans lead, 10-6 at the half. u didn't see anymore of kirk cousins. pierre garcon along the sidelines, he turns up and has room to go all the way. a 70-yard touchdown. 13-10, skins. after this score. to the fourth, skins up six. white hurstat s the handoff. fires deep and he is wide open for a 38-yard touchdown. titans up one after that. comes to this. no pressure, right? three seconds left. back from 22 yards out, he gets it. this thing is over. skins get the win by two, the final 19-17. here's colt after the game. >> this team is much better than 2-5. there are so many good guys in this locker room, so much talent in this locker room. hopefully this win will spur on some momentum for us and maybe we can get on a roll here and get back in the hunt. >> we figured if his number was called he'd be ready to go. he was a quality pickup for us in the off-season and you want it to be somebody like colt who is a pro. >> just know we can come out of any situation. we

olympic gold medalist merrill davis and charlie white were there for yesterday's opening. a couple of youth skating groups were also first to grace the ice. the rink will be open until mid-april. >>> keep that is going to be a challenge today. temperatures not only going to soar in philadelphia, but the entire region. right now we're watching for areas of fog. this is a view from the comcast center looking towards the surface streets and no sign of fog there. areas north and west and seeing some fog. humidity now 90% and the temperature is nine degrees warmer than yesterday at this time at 66 degrees. here at the station nbc 10, we don't have any wind just yet, but the wind will be picking up this afternoon and that is the warm air that will push into the area. clouds have been thinning out. the thicker clouds are to our west and this is where you'll find the storms that are going to slowly move our way and bring an end to the warmup that we'll explain today and tomorrow. but it will take some time for this wet weather to move in. so, we don't have to deal with the showers

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let's start charlie whiting kept them out for the extra two or three laps.he fia will always take the side of caution. >> specifics of this crash bianci collided with a recovery vehicle. tell us why that could be more serious than colliding with a barrier or a tire bearbarrier, sort of thing. the recovery vehicles aren't designed to absorb ab an impact. the barriers in america or what we use in formula one, just your standard metal armco, you know, they are designed to absorb impact. when it has a side impact on the barrier, the energy is absorbed by one of these strictures. the recovery vehicle isn't designed to absorb that energy. the energy gets dissipated back into the race car and the driver which is probably what happened in jules' case. so, it is extremelyly unluny scenario. very, very rare to have seen this sort of stuff happen. i have seen a couple of times in america, we have seen one problem, a huge accident a couple of years ago, but it's one of those completely freak accidents accidents. >> do we have to accent accidents will happen? f 1 would d

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charlie: does the pentagon? the pentagon's belief is that the white house has been very reluctant to provide them with options and levers to use force or to threaten to use force. they absolutely believe that, almost across the board they believe that. >> charlie: the pentagon believes the white house is reluctant to give them instructions to have military option? >> option that. optionality. why would you preemptively take the option of boots on the ground off the table? if china has problems with a country, they don't say, by the way, no matter what, tanks are not going to roll. i've never heard a chinese leader say that. have you? >> not even congress hong. certainly not hong kong. in hong kong, the chinese negotiation says that -- >> charlie: i think they've handled it well. >> they have massive support in mainland china in the last couple of hours, i heard the hong kong chief executive, apparently news he's taken money from australian organizations might be illegal and the timing of hat is very interesting. maybe the chinese want to find a way to get rid of this guy. >> charlie: i'm not even sure they know w

here to help us with the opening, olympic gold medalists meryl davis and charlie white.ce we saw you skate off with the gold in sochi. >> it's flown by, that's for sure. it's been very busy. >> i hear congratulations are in order for you, charlie. you got engaged. >> yes. she said yes. that's been the highlight since the olympics and 2014 is going to be pretty unforgettable. >> meryl, what did you spend your time doing? >> skating, dancing, schooling. school might be less exciting than skating and dancing but it's been a good year so far. >> you are still trying to be a student yet continue on in training. >> yeah. >> you are also skating on the tours on ice. >> february, march. we are looking forward to the opportunity to give back. taking the year off competitively. >> i'm going to let you get into place. and you're going to skate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> meryl davis, charlie . >>> we continue to follow this breaking news following driving in burlington county. this dump truck overturned this morning. we were over the scene earlier. we are joined now with katie zachary.

white said, "hey, are you charlie's brother george?"uspicious grocer told eddie he had to have all checks initialed by the cashier and he walked away to call the police department. well, the good work of grocer right behind a polygraph machine. walter and i watched as the lie thector scratched out verdict. i was fascinated by the little the reactioncorded on the chart. when the operator asked if eddie the answer was, "no." but i saw a slight variation on the chart. well, maybe he was lying, maybe he wasn't. but eddie didn't bat an eye the $64. do you know who did steal the check? answer was the same. "no." direct chart showed a hit. heer eddie saw the charts, told how a friend stole the check and he, himself, forged the endorsement and tried to put the check over on grocer white. walter showed me what a widespread racket this forgery business is. the secret service has thousands of cases on hand. stacked up waiting to be investigated. and new cases come in at the rate of about 3,000 every month. maybe more. but walter suddenly remembere

. >> with all due respect to the kansas city yals they are sweating like charlie crist without his fan. >> tonight, the white house learns how to drive a czarand we scored tickets to attend talk. is a new drama in some areas, the barack obama show starring barack obama and produced by the gop. here is a sample of the president's many ads -- >> they voted with obama 99% of the time. >> i don't agree with anyone 90% of the time. >> they teamed up to give us obamacare. >> a new face to take orders from barack obama. >> obama's senator. not yours. >> it's also in the debates. the senator was asked if she approved of the job president obama is doing. >> do you are proof, yes or no? >> in some ways i do and in some ways i don't. >> we will see this in the ads and on the trail. democrats pressed on their association with the president. can they withstand the onslaught? >> not if they continue to be lame about how they answer the questions. we saw this coming a mile away. no one is answering the question well. it's not that hard a question. i support the president on equal pay for equal work. i support the president

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crest 3d white. s charlie. his long day of doing it himself starts with back pain... and a choice.ake 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did it! baby laughs! >>> volatile is one way to describe the stock market recently after six consecutive down days the market rallied on friday but there are other aspects of the economy all over the place. oil prices have plummeted. and also retail sales are also down as we enter the crucial fourth quarter and in europe weak data out of germany. larry summers joins us now. larry, wonderful to have you on the program. >> good to be with you, maria. >> there are a lot of things happening in the u.s. that are positive. corporate earnings doing well. yet, you look at europe and asia, they seem to have slowed. what has changed in your view, larry, to cause such nervousness in the stock market? >> a lot of it is what's happening abroad. people thought europe was out of the woods and europe is learning the same lesson we learned in the united states in the last few years and that japan learned a decade ago which is just beca

experts say larger great whites assert their authority. >> charlie sheen kept his promise to a servertake look at the now infamous receipt. shane tweeted he pledging $1,000 to rob nellie after hearing about the incident earlier this month. sheen has come through and deliver that $1,000 to the server. no word on what he's going to do with the money. >> a very special honor tonight for philadelphia's reading terminal mark. >> the american planning association has name the market one of the 10 great public spaces in america for 2014. of course from great food to unique crafts you can find just about anything at reading terminal market. >> for sick million residents and tourists visit this mark year. vendor businesses are one had dread owned. they rep the heart and soul of the philadelphia region. >> yes it does. reading terminal mark the only philadelphia location to make this year' list. >> what fun place to be. >>> yes. this weekend we'll see a little rain. so if you want to spend some time inside -- >> perfect. >> as they say in italian man gentlemen, man gentlemen. >> weather wise we

white. he gave the street number in reverse and mentioned his own name. mr. wright also said, are you charlie'sgeorge? the suspicious grocer told patty that he had to have all checks initialed by the cashier and he walked away to call the police department. the good work of grocer white put eddie right behind a polygraph machine. collided sector scratched out the verdict. i was -- the lie detector scratched out the verdict. the operator asked if eddie stole the check. the answer was no. but i saw a slight variation. maybe he was lying, maybe he wasn't. but he did not bat an eye until -- do you know who did steal the check? the answer was the same. the chart should he direct hit. he told how a friend stole the check while he himself forged the endorsement and tried to put the check over on grocer white. walter showed me what a widespread racket this forgery business is. the secret service has thousands of cases on hand. new cases, and at the rate of about re-thousand every month, -- 3000 every month, maybe more. i did not know where we were headed, but i soon found out. i guess anybody who goes

charlie rose: the week." just ahead, the latest on ebola. the white house and the rise of isis.rs of cable's key and peel. >> all you got is a purple suit and some pancake make up. >> come oman. >> come on, man. >> why would you mess with the batman! >> that's what i'm saying, man! >> rose: we have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. captioning sponsored by rose communications

charlie broke the story over the weekend. he's coming back. he's got more about this threat and what the white house is going to do about it. and robotics revolutionizing something as enjoyable as bartending, but it's shaking up a cocktail. can the same technology be applied to other businesses including even fighting ebola without risking health workers wide. we've got the mit lab that built it. the geniuses behind it coming up. it's a fox business exclusive stay tuned. liz: the 33 minutes before the closing bell renditions. the dow and s&p 500 just hitting session lows. we've been up about 25 times. we've been down more than 25 times just alone today for the dow jones industrials real volatility and it's a tough day if you're watching tick by particular. we need to tell you this president obama believes cyber terrorism is one of the biggest threats to national security and the white house is bracing for a possible doomsday scenario. 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, bu

that is the joint chiefs and it goes against the white house policy. charlie gasparino is here.is a mess as far as quarantine and standards from the government on down. >> if you want a trade-off on negative ebola news, the government responds has been all over the place and fearing the worst case scenario where somebody may get it casually from the subway. government is so confusing and the approach to this, something really bad is going to happen. the obama administration attack on chris christie, new york governor andrew cuomo doing a similar thing and turns around and their own military branch endorses the cuomo-christie plan of quarantine. it doesn't help this effort. as stuart: it doesn't help the confidence in the market. >> you wonder why they get scared over headlines, cyber security, it is because this sort of incompetence. that was a fascinating interview with sarah palin. if sarah palin said something like hillary clinton said, one of the most economically dopey statements i have ever heard, the only way to describe it, imagine if sarah palin said that, what would be

was it charlie sheen, lindsay lohan, appointing klain -- it makes me think that the white house is just pranking us, that this isn't just an adm administrati administration, it's the world's longest episode of "jackass." we need a majestic, inspirational leader, someone that will instill confidence. it could be somebody in the military, it could be somebody that everybody trusts. how about the guy that kevin spacey played in a miniseries. and you know what's great about this guy? he loves to tweet. >> when they're debating how this guy should be, how about taking advice, from who would be not partisan, who would be uniting in getting the country back to a calm tone? >> somebody like a democrat, a long-term democrat who had been a governor, who had done some of these things, who actually had to manage a big crisis and know what the governors are doing and the health care professionals. you're right, yesterday, i did say they have a communications problem, but i don't think they have an overarching problem. i think they should have better information flow so that the president and the vic

the white house is bracing for a doomsday hacking scenario. charlie what have you learned. >> this occurred at some of those fund-raising meetings that president obama had last week. he did a couple of meetings in new york city. i know people that were at these things. he's not very worried about ebola. he's pretty confident he could contain it. that was before the latest case. the first u.s. based case. he was worried and he said it about approximate the potential for cyber terrorism to pierce the banking system in a major way where hundreds of millions of dollars can disappear. like somebody hacking into a government system and erasing people's identity. david: but this is just a scenario to worry about. >> they know the attempts are occurring every day. it was interesting, obama said, three guys in a room with a server can steal more money than bonnie and collide could steal over 1,000 years. that's what he said. quote, unquote. and, you know, he's really worried about this. david: by the way, did he mention any governments that might be behind thi

white house in 2016? joining us is a.b. stoddard, associate editor and columnist for "the hill." charlie hirt columnist for "the washington times." charlie, let me start with you. in 1992, james carville said it is the economy, stupid, and help the hillary clinton get white house. ronald reagan said are you better off than four years ago. we know what happened with that. will this issue haunt democrats again? >> absolutely there is no question about it. "fox news poll" and ap poll bear that out quite nicely. but i think, it is even harder slog for democrats. if you look into that, to those polls, what you see is, that yes, the economy is the number one issue and remains the number one issue but it is also being joined by a lot of other issues as well. and, you know, foreign policy, terrorism, and in a, sort of undercurrent way we now have this whole ebola crisis which adds to sort of uncertainty among voters. and, it has an element of immigration and other foreign issues tied into it. it is turning out to be sort of across the board nightmare i think for, for democrats both in running fo

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a lot of working class, white ethnic democrats, catholic democrats. scott brown won them. charlie baker going after them. if he can cut down the democratic margins in the city, that's the recipe in this campaign. we can broaden this out a little bit. like a lot of other governor's races going on, we just showed you, massachusetts, a state currently controlled by democrats that is in danger of going the republicans way. you're seeing here, all of the state where is we say partisan control of a governorship is at risk. next week, you have eight red states here. these are eight states that are colored in red that republicans now control where there are now republican governors. in these states, the democrats have a real chance of winning next week. these are eight governorships democrats could take over. the blue states, we have eight of these as well. eight states where democrats are now governor and republicans could win next week. that's a total of 16 governorships we're looking at potentially a different party taking control of. it's a very high number for this time of year. so w

. >> and the white woman came to hug you. you know, charliebased in reality, you know. we met -- >> it is hard for me to go in and out. >> there is something i want to say. >> we met him, you know, he said a couple of things, first of all he said, you know, i do a pretty good me too. >> and that was funny. >> the president said i do a pretty good obama. >> you know, yeah. >> rose: how hard was it -- was it easy to capture that thing that you have captured? >> no. it wasn't easy, but it took a week of really grinding and just watching and watching and watching but then once i had it, i had it. >> and what do you get t to have it in is is -- is it the voice? >> the voice. it is more than the voice. i think i got voice first, and, you know, there was still something kind of missing. it was a little measured but then, you know, at some point i got this -- the wisdom behind the face that he is putting up. you always kind of know he is -- he is on that -- he is on the next plane of negotiation, of social is a little something behind the eyes i think

. >> charlie: you have eleven colors including orange, blue, purposing, pink, yellow, white, black, naturalgold. any reason for the colors or colors omitted that were a runner up? >> some definitely were a given. i worked with our fung shway mast tore pick the best colors and put them in his order as well. >> charlie: what's the reason for the success of your company, do you think? >> you know, i think, in the beginning, we reached -- we entered the market and there was a wide space and it was a simple idea for me designing things i love that didn't cost a fortune. i think when we realized the impact that had, we saw the space was quite large. this area between contemporary and designer, that was open. >> charlie: between contemporary and designer? >> yeah. >> charlie: what's that area? we were considered contemporary but designer is much more expensive. >> charlie: you found a way to give designer input. >> designer feel. >> charlie: what do we need to empower more women? >> well, starting with men, we need to make men part of the conversation. i have three boys. i know you support women's

charlie leduff explains why. ♪ >> reporter: what do you do when you're the white police chief and white mayor of a black town andice force is nearly all white and a white cop shoots dead an unarmed black teenager and black people get mad about it. you don know anybody who can talk to black people because you don't know too many black people even though you're the white chief of police and the mayor of a black town. what do you do? you hire this guy, a black guy with a colorful history. listen to him describe his job interview. >> the conversation was, you can relate to those people. black guy, black guy. >> who killed a guy. >>> black guy who has had some trouble with the law and overcome some of that stuff you've got unique perspective we were like to leverage. >> reporter: you killed guy. they thought that might work? >>> well, i think it's, you know, not just, you know, the conviction that was part of, you know, what they thought -- that they could leverage. i think it was just, you know, i mean i was in a gang. i was street entrepreneur. i've got ties to the streets. i've been able to do things here they cou

charlie leduff explains why. ♪ >> reporter: what do you do when you're the white police chief and white mayor of a black town andpolice force is nearly all white an white cop shoots dead an unarmed black teenager and black people get mad about it? you don't know anybody who can talk to black people because you don know too many black people even though you're the white chief of police and the mayor of a black town. what do you do? you hire this guy. a black guy with a colorful history. list stone him describe his job interview. >> the conversation was, you can relate those people. black guy,. >> black guy. >> killed a guy -- black guy who has had some trouble with the law and who's over yum that stuff you've got a unique perspective we were like the leverage. >> okay. so you killed a guy. they thought that might work? >>> well, i think it's, you know, not just, you know, the conviction that was part of, you know washington they thought would -- that they could leverage. i think it was just i was in a gang. i was a street entrepreneur. i've got ties to the streets. i've been able to do things here that they could

the white house says it still has full confidence in the secret service and director pearson and she has not offered to resign. charlie? >> bill, thanks. >>> british announces their first mission. they fired with two missiles in the air over baghdad. they say that mission supporting iraqi forces was successful. >>> president obama discussed isis with hi top national security tuesday. that includes james clapper. remember on sunday he said clapper admitted the intelligence community underestimated isis. the president is accused of dodging responsibility. cbs contributor michael morell was part of that community. he served as deputy director of the cia until last year. good morning. >> good morning, norah. >> let's get specific. did the intelligence community underestimate the threat of isis? >> there is what wi call strategic warning and what we call tactical warning. strategic warning is it's going to be a really bad winter. tactical warning is it's going to snow 2 feet next week. what happened in this case is there was strategic warning. the intelligence community said isis is getting stronger for a variety of reason

jumped the white house fence and handed it to the president. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king andtrying to track down people at risk of getting ebola. thomas eric johnson is the first person to be effected in the united states. four of his family members have been told to stay home and not visit him. the cdc is monitoring 12 to 18 people he may have come in contact with since last month. a dallas health official confirms that in turn those people were in contact with more than 80 other people. >> five kids are among those possibly exposed, putting some dallas schools on alert today. the three paramedics who took duncan to the hospital are also in isolation as a precaution. >> we are tracking the concerns of another deadly risk, enterovirus, it has spread from 12 to 24 states in three weeks. doctors are worried the virus is linked to the deaths of four patients including a 10-year-old rhode island girl. dr. holly phillips is here. dr. holly, good morning. >> good morning. >> four patients who have died have tested positive for this enterovirus. is it clear though that that virus pl

at a white house event featuring health care workers who are volunteering in west africa to fight ebola. we want to wish a happy birthday to actress winona rider. she is 43 years old. former charlie'skson is 66. richard dryfus is 67. i'm frances rivera. thank you for watching "early today." have a good one and a rest of the week. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning to you, 4:30, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to, first check that forecast, good wednesday morning. >> is it wednesdaying morning. >> good morning. >> you know what? yeah, optimism high for the giants. we'll tell you more about that coming up. talk about what we know is going to be nice today, that is your forecast. temperatures in the 80s. the last day of the 80s for quite some time. a major pattern shift starting tomorrow, kicking in for halloween and a lot of rainfall in the bay area. looking for sunshine and the warmth, maybe head out to the

treat and will be welcoming the literary families and local kids on the white house and members of congress getting into the spirit charlie wrangle says happy halloween be sure to keep it classy and safe and the majority leader kevin mccarthy. happy halloween from my family to yours after.com and follow the members of congress. back to the campaign trail and the oregon senate race the incumbent is just merkley and he faces monica in the debate for the oregon senate. the rothenberg political report listed as likely democrat candidates is about one hour. >> good evening from downtown medford. news director i will be your moderator this evening. we're joined tonight by two candidates running for the senate incumbent democratic senator jeff merkley and a challenger doctor monica will. this one-hour senate debate begins now. life from the studios of kobi-tv a debate featuring democratic incumbent jeff merkley and republican challenger doctor monica wehby. this is brought to you by care source, aarp will discover your real possibilities at aarp.org. the oregon association of realtors protecting your piece of oregon and working

white, and definitely billy crystal. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 presents by walgreens. >> i'm charlie rose with norahff. this morning they call ebola the most severe acute of all times. they're cleaning the apartment of an infected health care worker. she was treating thomas duncan. he died next week. >> the dog of the patient will be kept safe. the canine will be rerue nighted with this owner once she's better. the dog will not be euthanized. that was the fate of an ebola patient's pet last week despite protests to save the animal. >>> this morning flights continue from new york. others will start it this week. >>> west africa continues to reel from the devastation of the disease where the cdc reports about 8,400 cases of ebola. the virus has led to over 4,000 deaths and that number is expected to climb but debora patta is on the ground near the capital where efforts could start to pay off. >> reporter: good morning. up until now it's been the biggest problem in trying to contain the spread of ebola, but slowly the treatment centers are being built which would triple the capacity to deal with this d

charlie rangel. this is your district. what are health officials telling you? >> no question. i've been in touch with the city as well as the white house and the centers for disease control and that's not nearly as important as i am concerned about the feeling of fears that the people have in the district and i am so confident that the sophistication that my constituents have, it just so happens i've had six community meetings and all of the people knew that there was an ebola victim living in our district that was in bellevue hospital. but we recognize it didn't happen in west africa and hope it didn't in dallas and in our congressional district but we never felt more secure with the medical delivery system that we have and that close operation we've had before this in terms of being prepared, so, of course, we're not relaxed, but there has been no concern about being panicked about an unfortunate thing that we're certain that if it happened to have happened anywhere, we wish it wasn't in our city, but for the good of the world, we are better prepared than anybody else to deal with it. >> congressman, but, indeed, you're hearing

why is the white house saying it's not a major concern? charlie, the demand on this network, it is increasing by the second. it's crazy, huh? and people are relying on it more than ever. we cover more than 99% of all americans. i know, i can't imagine living without it. it's a place where people can come share knowledge and ideas. it's beautiful. that's deep charlie. my selfie just hit a hundred likes...(gasps) a hundred! at&t is building you a better network. >>> here's what we know, the syrian town of kobani is about to fall to isis. it is near the border with turkey. and isis has advanced despite heavy coalition air strikes. so turkey has put 20 tanks on their side of the border to keep isis out. but they aren't otherwise using their ground troops and the u.s. is playing down the potential victory's significance. the question is, is this just another town? or is that just spin and that would be a key loss, let's bring in senior international correspondent arwa damon, she is reporting live from the turkey border, where she just witnessed a giant