after hillary clinton tweeted she will come up with a plan to combat the high cost of prescription drugsalmostbiotech index fell 4.5%. stocks.ed u.s. shares jumped by the most in a month. facebook joins 1.2%. shares have been gaining 428 session. it is the longest winning streak ever. reversed losses, gaining .5%. research joinsf? us from chicago. what is driving the market? >> it is largely fed talk right now. rating rates is a big deal for the markets. it has been the backbone of the rally we had the last five or six years and it is trying to figure out what the fed wants to do next. the fed is not going to move until the spring of 2016. i know people have said maybe october, maybe december, but janet yellen is the voice that matters and she seems very dovish at her press conference last week. we had for fed presidents that they expect -- say that they expect rates to rise this year. presidentd fed say they would raise rates in set ember. the fed is driven by bill dudley, they are driven by stan fisher, the vice-chairman, he is a bit more hawkish, and janet yellen, who has not spoken m

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joe: everybody blames hillary clinton's tweet, but there has been this global sentiment shift that biotech'sre caught in. we got strong revisions to q2 gdp. the personal consumption index grew 3.3%. this is the hero of the economy, the american consumer, u.s. consumption continues near its highest level. this is a 10 year chart. we are at the top of that range. scarlet: we will see if that continues to be the case on monday. i want to look at u.s. swap rates, what they paid for loading rates. when the great below treasury yield -- that is happening now. the 10-year maturity shows we are below that. the two-year spread is narrowing, 9.5 basis points. what is going on? large-scale selling of treasuries. companies issuing debts. regulation as a result of the financial crisis. it is creating a perfect storm. joe: i want to dive back into my terminal, john boehner, speaker of the house, leaving at the end of october. this is a chart of s&p futures. the square shows when it fell when it fell after an initial burst of selling. there is fear that he is the one guy who could work with the white house

hillary clinton's tweet about energy,drug prices, materials, and commodities. this is the global commodity monitor. the quarter to date number. energy complex, gasoline getting the worst, down 33.5% in the quarter. then you have the metals. finally, you have the agricultural commodities. big decline for wheat, soybeans, sugar only down a small percentage. that's what you had in the commodities complex i want to take a look at the various currencies during the quarter. higher in the quarter, so there were places for relative safely. finished slightly higher in the quarter as well. to do with a had commodity-based commodity got knocked down. take a look at volatility. , 33.5%tioned the vix gain. august, a record month for the vix. the average price of the vix coming up to 19.5. ed had been 15. been 15. had cap,s outstanding, market , tracking a-- etn reverse vix. it shows it will come down. other measures show opposing views. we've had such a spike in the volume in the shares outstanding in this particular etn. joe: thank you for that. alix: i want to take a deep

hillary clinton tweeted a new york times article that said she was going to do something about prescription drug prices. you can see the charts selling all. some interesting stuff happening there. alix: and it makes sense that the market is rather flat. another stocks that moved quite a lot, and i will have to show you in my bloomberg terminal, because it is the today intraday chart -- can you guess it? volkswagen, and that is on the news that they have averted regulation and are under .nvestigation by the doj unbelievable move that we saw today. it cannot be over, right? --joe:and this story is this story is absolutely unbelievable. we will be following it for some time. into the s&p 500 chart. butidn't move a lot today, right here at my cursor, that is presidenttlanta fed came out and said we are still looking at rate hikes this year. we are sort of in a fascinating moment and will talk about it with our guest, david servos in a moment. said wehas come out and are priced to hike in the markets seem to be liking it. alix: is it technical or actually fundamental i'm looking -- or actually f

the nasdaq biotech index fell about 4 1/2% after clinton said in a tweet that as president she'd crack down on what she sees as price gouging in the pharmaceutical industry. she promised more details tomorrow. now, those comments were in response to a report in the "new york times" of a 5,000% price increase, virtually overnight, in a 62-year-old specialty drug. now, we've talked a lot about the high cost of breakthrough new drugs coming to market. but as meg tirrell reports, older drugs aren't immune. >> reporter: for a small company it's making big waves for the drug industry. turing pharmaceuticals, a private company founded by a former hedge fund manager, is the target of outrage over the price of its drug deraprin. the medicine cost $13.50 a tablet before turing acquired the drug from another company in august. now it costs $750 a tablet. that's a 5,000% price increase overnight. >> we're trying to keep our secret stash somewhere but it's been hard for hospitals and clinics to get access to the drug particularly because their budgets were simply not prepared for such an incredible

after candidate clinton's tweets sank the sector, what now? we ask top rated analyst isi's dr. mark schoenbaum, and nick woodman, an exclusive today on gopro's growth. the stock's big drop, and the barrons takedown. we begin with the global selloff. stocks down sharply at this hour. germany in a bear market. oil falling again. the dollar is rising. concerns continue to grow about global growth. josh, people are running for cover. identify heard some folks say that crude is acting as a proxy for the commodity space at large. it's acting as a proxy for the market. richard fisher was on our air saying even he is confused with where we are now. art cashin talking about the ft article about emerging markets coming apart. what's dragging stocks sharply lower? >> i think the dollar probably a very big factor, but, you know, i also think that there's been a huge psychology shift. we've been talking about this idea that the positive feedback loop that's been in place for so many years is now broken. stocks over the last 11 months have essentially done nothing. the top of the market coin

. >> reporter: clinton tweeting, @realdonaldtrump should stop complimenting women and start respecting them. by far the most question coming out of tonight will be, did trump help or hurt himself? the early analysis we're hearing at this hour is not good for him. >> i think donald trump probably is going to drop in the aftermath of this poll, mainly because of his mannerisms and facial expressions and how he treated the other people on stage. i think this performance would have been fine the first debate, but now that time has gone by, i think people are expecting more. i think he hurt himself in the course of this debate. >> if you can't get enough of this republican road show, fear not, the next debate is coming up in a mere six weeks. >>> up next here on "nightline," the new front in the war on isis, the risky race to save priceless artifacts. as the terror group mounts a campaign of destruction. >>> plus some of bill cosby's accusers now coming out and sharing their stories publicly. e could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thi

hillary clinton tweeted assumptions and fear don't keep us safe. stay curious. and the obama tweeted cool clock ahmed. school officialss defended thei actions. >> we were doing everything with an abundance of caution to help all of our students. >> at a news conference yesterday the teen said he's planning on transferring schools while he pursues his goal of going to mit. and the california wild fire has now spread to more than 75,000 acres and only 35% contained. is being blamed for at least two deaths. >> traveling out of middletown we could see flames in the distance. but quickly without warning we faced a tunnel of fire. >> this fire has burned for several miles and it is still so intense. and there is so much brush in front of us it looks like it is never going to end. it was too dangerous to turn back. burning debris was falling on the road. you could hear the fury and feel the intensities. >> these flames are shooting at 40, 50 miles an hour in some places. and even here in the vehicle you can feel the heat. >> everything became a blow torch. >> fire here

. >> we need this question -- >> hillary clinton tweeted calling it hateful rhetoric. disturbing and just plain wrong. cut it out, she said. she also said she'll soon announce whether she supports the keystone/xcel oil pipeline. >> i'm putting the white house on notice. i'll tell you what i think soon because i can't wait. >> reporter: jeb bush targeted clinton and democrat bernie sanders in las vegas last night on growing the economy. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders. you know what their views are. >> reporter: sanders is a new target since polls show he's overtaking clinton in iowa and new hampshire. and hillary clinton is also weighing in on what's happening here in washington on capitol hill. she's telling lawmakers that they should not be threatening a shut down, shutting down the federal government over whether or not to fund planned parenthood. she's urging them to pass the budget by the oend of the month. >> funny you should bring that up because happening today congress is set to approve those two measures that tracie mentioned. despite threat of vetoes f

hillary clinton tweeted that it was shameless that he was going to cochair this given the recent government crackdowns on women's rights in china. her tweet upset chinese authorities. if we look at an article in "the christian science monitor," it describes an article that came out yesterday in the communist party one paper "the global times." that the marks were a lot like donald trump's. this said that her statements were vulgar. and if hillary, copying trump -- genie: big news coming out of nasa in the states. on planet mars, we have apparently found flowing water under some circumstances. flo: is very cold, salty water, but according to nasa, liquid water is flowing on the red planet. very exciting news. front page news. you can see this -- it says -- that is a little bit of a play on words. pluck mean strip drip. knock knock. there is big question. does that mean, water, that there could be life on mars? is being saidñaw=>>>>>ú7 >> this is a production of china central television america. >> an iconic rocker and his family are giving back in a big, big way. they're impacting th

hillary clinton tweeted she will layout a new plan to slow the cost of prescription drugs. in other business headlines, volkswagon's car rigging scandal sends its stocking tumbling and snoop dogg starts a new adventure. we have more in our cbc "money watch. >> good morning. kol volkswagon stocks plunged 17% on monday. >> that is a large fallout. federal regulators accuse vw they will recall a half a million cars t. company is far from over. now european regulators have launched a similar reg lakes. a georgia worker was sent to prison for his role in a deadly salmonella outbreak. he once ran peanut corporation of america. contamination led to one of the largest recall in u.s. history. it killed nine people and sickened more than 700 others. >>> the dow is up 125 points t. s&p gained almost 9 points. the nasdaq was unchanged. >>> chinese president xi arrives in seattle. she expected to stop in nearby red mond and will visit a boeing factory. china is the second largest trading company with the u.s. walk state exports more to china than any other state. washington later this w

. >>> hillary clinton tweeting, trump not denouncing false statements is wrong. and cecelia vega, with what else she said. >> reporter: david, tonight hillary clinton is calling on donald trump to "start behaving like a president." take a listen. >> well, i was appalled. >> reporter: hillary clinton in new hampshire, saying donald trump is now "taking a time out" so he can "think hard" about last night. >> he knew or he should have known that what that man was asking is not only way out of bounds, it was untrue. >> reporter: the democratic front runner called it prejudice that deserves an apology. what would she have done? >> well, that person would not have come to my event. but if he did, i would have called him out on it. >> it would seem we're seeing a lot more of hillary clinton on national tv now. >> she's really fired up about this. the campaign is calling this an opportunity, as she starts to do more of these interviews, watch for her to link trump to the rest of the gop pack. david? >> thank you. >>> now to another outrage, a new video of police arresting

last weekend hillary clinton tweeted out a shutout against the industry. has plunged 13% in a week.th care section, managed health care companies and insurers are also ls./ng fal with endo health solutions, down sensenth -- most december. consumer discretionary companies rose by 1.1%. the sector was led by nike. 8.8% rightp by about here. that is trading at a record high. this is the world's largest maker of athletic gear. it is urging the most in a year as earnings estimates. that was helped by higher prices as well as lower tax rate. orders rose 7%es . nike keeping the dow afloat today. under armour hitting an all-time high. it has come down from that, of by about 1.4%. lastly, let's close on the vix. it had been lower for most of the day, but turned positive about 250 p.m. earlier today. it is now up by 4.4% for the week. ve 25ll close abo sessions. scarlet: thank you. he mentioned software for mars and the market, we also have apple which is defying the market decline. as we said, customers lining up around the world to get their hands on the new iphones. can the new device live

yesterday clinton tweeted a link about steep drug prices calling the situation outrageous. her comments led to a plunge of shares of several biotechs and drug companies. >>> he once led the polls in battleground state of iowa and now he is out. governor scott walker ending he is ending his campaign for the republican presidential nomination. he was one of the final candidates to enter the race a little over 60 days ago. at one point he was possibly considered a favorite. he said more republican presidential candidates should quit and "clear out of the field" so someone can take down frontrunner donald trump. >>> walker isn't the only one taking shots at trump. at a midst of a big surge in the polls, carly fiorina brought her campaign to late-night television. >> donald trump has recently said that he wants, that vladimir putin is saying he wants to meet with trump when he comes here and he wants to sit down and have a conversation with him. you put putin. >> the two of them have a lot in common, actually. but we'll just leave it at that. >> fiorina last night on nbc's "toni

democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton tweeted: her comments almost immediately sent u.s.tech stocks plummeting, losing an estimated $15 billion in value. he took on his critics on twitter at times using aggressive language, in one tweet he wrote frpt during an appearance on bloomberg news, he struck a less aggressive tone. >> remember this drug was from the 1940s. we can take a better drug for this disease. we're spending tens of millionsover dollars to make a better version of this drug. this drug is very toxic, and they deserve to turn a fair profit and make a better drug. he also told bloomberg his company will make sure people in need who can't afford the drug will get it for free in some cases. meanwhile hillary clinton has promised to lay out her proposal today to cut the cost of specialty drugs. >>> climate change and drought may be taking a toll on california's giant sequoias. the trees are losing limbs and needles like scientists have never seen before. as jake ward explains, now they are trying to find an answer to keep those trees alive. >> they were losing the

hillary clinton tweeted: her comments almost immediately sent u.s. bio tech stocks plummeting losing an estimated $15 billion in dollar. the ceo responded by taking on his critics on twitter, at times using aggressive language in one tweet he wrote: but during an appearance on bloomberg news the former hedge fund manager struck a less aggressive tone explaining the price hike. >> this drug is from the 1940s. we can make a better drug for this disease. we're spending tens of billions of dollars to make a better version of daraprim. this is a very toxic drug. >> reporter: a few points here. for people using insurance to buy daraprim, the hiv medicine association says it will still cost consumers $150 per pill, but martin also told bloomberg his company will make sure people in need who can't afford it will get it for free in some cases. >>> european union leaders have voted on a plan to relocate 120,000 asylum seekers across all states. the plan likely will face push back from eastern european countries. thousands of people are still flooding the serbi

hillary clinton tweeted she will layout a new plan to slow the cost of prescription drugs. in other headlines, volkswagon's stocks are sent tumbling and snoop dogg starts a new adventure. i guess i can tell what that is about. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, volkswagon's troubles are mounting t. company's stock plunged 17% on monday. >> that is a $15 billion drop in market value in a single day. the price drop is fallout after federal regulators accused vw of rigging their cops with software to skirt air pollution laws. vw will recall half a million cars. now european regulators have launched a similar investigation. >> the former ceo of a georgia peanut company was sentenced to 28 years in prison for his role in a deadly salmonella outbreak. stewart parnell once ran peanut corporation of america. contamination led to one of the largest food recalls in u.s. history. the outbreak killed nine people and sickened more than 700 others. >>> investors will be looking for a second day of gains after monday's recovery. the dow is up 125 points. the s&p gained almost

and hillary clinton tweeted donald trump not denouncing a false statement about potus and hateful rhetoric about muslims is disturbing and wrong. cut it out. a recent cnn poll found 43% of republicans in our country believe our president is a muslim and trump was a big force in the birther movement claiming president obama was not born in the united states. >>> people will definitely have a choice this time won't they? >> they will indeed. it's a horse race. >> thanks allen. >>> three friends from sacramento who became international heros by thwarting an attack on a paris bound train just got a personal thank you from the president. >> whatever they do, they are going to do it well. we want to say thank you to them for not only saving so many lives, but also, for making america look so good. >> spencer stone, alek skarlatos and anthony sadler put themselves at risk by stopping a gunman on a train. their actions got them in the oval office today. >> it was amazing. >> there was a moment in time when i just froze. i walked in and saw him and looked at him for a second. >> he is a cool really

. >> hillary clinton tweeted calling it hateful rhetoric, disturbing and just plain wrong. cut it out, she said. she also said she'll soon announce whether she supports the keyxcel pipeline. >> i'll tell you what i think soon because i can't wait. >> targeted clinton and bernie sanders last night on growing the economy. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders. you know what their views are. hillary, she's kind of drafting right behind bernie. >> sanders is a new target, since polls show he's overtaking clinton in iowa and new hampshire. and clinton is also weighing in on what's happening here on capitol hill over the next couple of weeks, lawmakers have to decide on a budget or we could be looking at a government shutdown. she in a statement is urging lawmakers not to hang up the whole federal budget and furlow government workers over this issue of funding planned parenthood. so, a little bit of politics here on capitol hill, little bit of campaign trail spilling over into what congress is trying to get done in the next two weeks. >> little bit of politics on capitol hill, i

hillary clinton tweeted, price gouging like this in the specialty drug market is outrageous. her comments almost immediately sent u.s. biotech stocks plum t plummeting loses $15 billion in value. he responded by taking on critics on twitter, at times using aggressive language. in one tweet he wrote, it seems like the media immediately points a finger at me so i point one back at them but not the index or pinky. during an appearance on bloomberg news, the former hedge fund manager struck a less aggressive tone explaining the price hike. >> this is from the 1940s. we could make a better drug for in disease. we're spending tens of millions of dollars to make a better version that is more effective, less toxic. it's a very toxic drug, and they deserve a drug company turning a fair profit and also developing a drug that is better for them. zo john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> goldman sachs ceo says he has cancer. he revealed ease been diagnosed with lymphoma. he's told his form of cancer is highly curable. he won't step down from his role at the company while he undergoes treatmen

and clinton's tweet refers to a drug bought in august and in an interview on power lunch on monday thed the price hike. >> at the end of the day there have been much larger increases by bigger drug companies that you would argue that many companies don't need to do something like this. turing is a new company and not a profitable company. so for us to exist and try to maintain a profit i think is pretty reasonable. >> the u.s. is seen as the only market where they can recover large investments in new drugs so the u.s. accounts for a third of all global drug spending. >> thank you for that. here's your headlines this morning. shares in volkswagen accelerate losses after the car maker says it will set aside 6.5 billion euros in the wake of the emission scandal. europe european pharma stocks drop state side. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. (vo) wit runs on optimism.un on? it

guy: let's wrap up the overnight news from the u.s., including a tweet from hillary clinton.f theor the release apple car certainly making headlines. --ie has always the details all of the details. julie: u.s. stocks finished mixed. health care shares held back the average's overall. the dow and s&p finishing higher, the nasdaq could not quite make it better. 18 of the past 23 sessions we have seen triple digit moves on the dow. this new normal of volatility or in back in the u.s. stocks. technology and financial stocks doing well, health care shares declining. that was after hillary clinton tweeted that she is going to introduce a new plan to try and curb prescription drug prices. on the technology side, facebook notable, it has risen for 11 straight sessions. that is the longest winning streak ever since 20. microsoft rising on positive analyst comments. apple is on the rise after the wall street journal reported they planned to ship an electric car by 2019. looking at some of the other markets, we saw oil prices rise. there is a continued decline in the number of oil rigs

. >> and in keeping with her message yesterday, clinton tweeting out a link to a "new york times" story about the price of a 62-year-old drug used to treat life threatening infections skyrocketing overnight. from $13.50 per pill to $750 per pill. she said quote, price gouging like this and especially drug market, is outrageous. tomorrow i'll lay out a plan to take it on. >>> clinton's gouging comments were enough to move the markets, biotech stocks tanked yesterday after clinton pledged to go after the pharmaceutical industries. cnbc's steve sedgwick joins us live from london. steve, clinton lays out her plan to rein in drug costs later today, so this story is far from over. >> yeah absolutely. and it could go with the market taking no chances yesterday. they knocked $15 billion off the value of these big biotech pharmaceutical companies. for instance we saw valiant shares falling 5.4% biogen shares as well who's got a multiple sclerosis drug which costs around $55,000 a year fell by 5.6%. alexonfell by 3.6% as well. so the drugs companies are being sold off heavily on the back of those

hillary clinton tweeted her support, saying in part, assumptions and fear don't keep us safe, stay curious. president obama even invited the budding engineer to the white house, saying cool clock, ahmed, we should inspire more kids like you to like science. school officials defended their actions yesterday. >> we were doing everything with an abundance of caution to protect all of our students. >> mohammed was released by police and no charges were filed, but at a news conference yesterday the teen said he is planning on transferring schools, while he pursues his goal of going to m.i.t. >>> in northern california the so-called valley fire remains a volatile force. it's now spread to more than 70,000 acres and is only 35% contained. it's destroyed nearly 600 homes and is being blamed for at least two deaths. nbc's miguel almaguer was out with crews and saw its ferociousness firsthand. >> reporter: traveling out of middletown we could see flames in the distance. but quickly, without warning, we faced a tunnel of fire. this fire has burned for several miles and it's still so intense. and ther

hillary clinton tweeted price gouging like this is outrageous.ments immediately sent bio tech stocks plummeting. >> it seems like the media immediately points a finger at me so i .1 back at them, but not the index or pinky. the former hedge fund manager struck a less aggressive tone explaining the price hike. >> this structure in 1940's, we can make a better drug for this disease. we're spending tens of millions of dollars to make a better version that is more effective, less toxic. these patients he deserve a drug company that is turning a fair profit and developing a better drug that is better for them. >> the c.e.o. said his company will make sure people in need who canned afford it will get it for free in some cases. back a hillary clinton's tweet, she promised to layout her proposal today to try to cut the cost of specialty drugs. >> the head of goldman sachs said he has cancer. he revealed he has been diagnosed with lymphoma. he said he's told by his doctors his form of cancer is highly curable. he said he will not step down as head of the

clinton. the ibb nasdaq buyer tape index right now down by over 5%. in a tweet responding to a "new york times" article highlighting the soaring cost of specialty drugs, clinton says, quote, price gouging like this in the market is outrageous. she goes on to say she will lay out a plan to take it on tomorrow. so the biotech is dragging down the nasdaq this hour. bertha coombs is there and she's tracking the big movingers. hi, bertha. >> hi, mandy. this is not a new complaint we're hearing when it comes to biotech prices, but the move in biotechs has sent the nasdaq into negative territory. the big caps, small caps are down. it's actually the smaller cap by yes tech index at the nasdaq that's off the most. prices on specialty drugs have raised concerns among doctors and payers alike. in this case secretary clinton's complaint is about a 60-year-old drug to treat parasitic infections where the price was increased from $13.50 a pill to $750 a tablet after it was acquired. hot drugs like hepatitis c treatments have led to outcries. new cholesterol drugs on the horiz

and following at thounsment of the price drop, secretary of state hillary clinton tweeted out a one wordresponse. good. >>> if you're out of work you will have 600 opportunities to find a job at the abc7 job journal hire event tomorrow on 8th street in san francisco from noon until 4:00. among openings, jobs in the news department here at abc7. >> come work with us. we'd love to have you. let's talk about one of the job that is not available is the weather. >> that is right. >> exactly. we are such weather wimps. yesterday, we complained it's too hot, today, too cold. we need a goldie locks forecast. >> okay. >> just right. >> yes. >> here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. i remember goldie locks and the three bears. just a little bit of cloudiness and here is how it looked as low clouds rolled in from the coast. check out the cooling influence. here is a list of high temperatures and today's highs in the same locations. notice the cool down, 28 degrees cooler in napa. 31 cooler in petaluma. it was sharply cooler in all locations and right now, we have brisk breezes blowing through the bay

we're following is clinton's tweet on the rug prices. sent biotech stocks down in the u.s. bloomberg.com. make sure to check it out. coming up later on, high society. media and downtown the way transforming luxury shoppers spend. asiaok at the outlook for out of the asian development bank. they cut their growth forecast for the region. ♪ >> the asian development bank has downgraded its growth forecast for china for the many as -- on as declining appetite for energy commodities. down to growth+ forecast across asia. i think this reflects the ongoing extent of the slowdown china and they're bearing the prunt of -- brunt of this forecast adjustment. when we look at the gra forecas, balances --ount current account balances are expected to be broadly unchanged. regional inflation is expected to be 1% below the long-term average. is stilla.d.b. recommending that central banks in asia may need to follow the fed higher. it's one of the overriding influences on this document. in the midstlearly of a trade recession. with thenomy in asia, exception of vietnam, is in year onarge falls

clinton tweeted yesterday, price gouging like this in the specialty drug market is outrageous. it on. we'll discuss drug pricing and hillary clinton's possible plan. as we head to break, look at the u.s. futures, dow futures down by 200 points, s&p off by 25. we'll be right back. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> welcome back, everyone. breaking news. earlier this hour, an announcement from lloyd blankfein, diagnosed with lympho lymphoma, but it's a highly curable form of the disease, undergoing treatment, but expects to gain a substantially normal work schedule during the process. cnbc joining us now on the squawk news line, and, mary, what have you discovere

hillary clinton tweeted this: >> exactly. >> but you are a young guy. >> i am -- youngish. [ laughter> you must have experienced times like this, where you heard things that were said that were negative about people you love. >> absolutely. >> what did that do to you as a kid? >> for me when i deal with ignorance and hatred or bigotry, i realize people come from limited experiences. so if i get outraged, i could be the only muslim that somebody encounters, so if i get outraged that just reinforces their experience. i'm not saying sweep it under the rug and ignore it. but as a community we have to come together, and everybody plays a role in this. >> maybe you helped us do that. thank you very much. >>> an update on the 14-year-old boy who ended up in handcuffs after he brought his homemade clock to school last week. police thought the device looked like a, quote, movie bomb. the high school freshman said he wants to impress his teacher, instead he landed in the middle of a national debate over islamaphobia. he said it wasn't the first time he felt singled out. >> in middle school, it

christie said i wouldn't have permitted that and democratic candidate hillary clinton tweeted that trump'swrong. >> hillary clinton's main democratic rival in the presidential race is currently bernie sanders. he is with us this morning. sanders is ahead of clinton in iowa and new hampshire. the vermont senator calls himself a democratic socialist. thousands attend his rallies and his platform calls for ending income inequality. he sees answers in universal health care and paid family leave. he is the cover of this week's "time" magazine and pleased to have him here in studio 57. welcome. you're doing something right obviously. >> yeah. >> people talk about socialists and democratic socialists. for you, what does it mean? >> what it means is we should take a hard look at countries like denmark, norway, finland, other countries around the world which achieved some middle gains for the middle class and working families of these countries. we are the only major country on earth that doesn't guarantee health care to all of our people. the only other major country that doesn't have sick time to

and following at thounsment of the price drop, secretary of state hillary clinton tweeted out a one wordresponse. good. >>> if you're out of work you will have 600 opportunities to find a job at the abc7 job journal hire event tomorrow on 8th street in san francisco from noon until 4:00. among openings, jobs in the news department here at abc7. >> come work with us. we'd love to have you. let's talk about one of the jobs that is not available is the weather. >> that is right. >> exactly. we are such weather wimps. yesterday, we complained it's too hot, today, too cold. we need a goldie locks forecast. >> okay. >> just right. >> yes. >> here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. i remember goldie locks and the three bears. just a little bit of cloudiness and here is how it looked as low clouds rolled in from the coast. check out the cooling influence. here is a list of high temperatures and today's highs in the same locations. notice the cool down, 28 degrees cooler in napa. 31 cooler in petaluma. it was sharply cooler in all locations and right now, we have brisk breezes blowing through the ba

>> clinton tweeted and the republican field returned the favor taking aim at the former secretary's tracks. clinton is going to have to defend her track record of lying about benghazi, of lying about the e-mails and servers. >> the question is who is going to prosecute hillary clinton. obama has no interest. justice department has no interest. it is time to put a former federal prosecutor on the same stage as hillary cloin ton. >> i can't wait to stand on the debate stage against hillary clinton and make it clear if you vote for hillary clinton you are voting for the ayatollah khomeini. >>> he was tweeting about the debate he didn't have anything nice to say about the republican candidates. the prime time stage not just an 11-way contest. back to you in new york. >> peter doocy live in new york. thanks, better. >> the time is about 15 minutes after the top of the hour. the library bearing ronald reagan's name sharing his message. >> we are at a crossroads. are we going to take the reagan approach, the hopeful optimistic approach? >> who did the best job evoking the former president? excel

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. >> hillary clinton tweeted yesterday: five chinese women were jailed earlier this year after campaigninggainst sexual harassment. a chinese official said women were detained for violating the law. >>> prosecutors in germany say they are investigating the former ceo of volkswagen who resigned last week. the company admitted it cheated on emissions tests. rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: the prosecutor's office has announced that it is launching a criminal investigation into the former ceo of volkswagen group, who resigned, under pressure last week. the focus of the probe says the prosecutor's office will be on potential fraud surrounding volkswagen's now admitted scheme to cheat emissions testing by implanting special software into 11 million of its vehicles that make their diesel engines appear when testing to be less polluting when in fact they were much more polluting when driven on the highway under actual driving conditions. i was less than a week ago that he was a highly respected german executive with nearly unlimited ambitions and running the company that sold more cars than any