bill cosco has an entire stack of copies. can't wait to start reading it. keith, and we thank them very much. here's some advice for ms. goldberg. love the lord your god with all your heart, all your soul, all of your mind. this is the first and greatest commandment. the second is like it. love your neighbor as yourself. the love your neighbor as yourself part directly pertains to abortion. what if ms. gold berg's life was terminated in the womb? would she be okay with that if a time machine existed? and we'll hash it out with them right here. again, thanks for watching us tonight. please, remember, definitely looking out. >> breaking tonight, brand new 2016. fox news polling showing little change for front runner donald trump. dr. ben carson, carlie fiorina start moving up. welcome to the kelly file, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. take a look at what is happening on the other hand with dr. ben carson, carlie fiorina and senator rubio. bold moves have led to significant gains. we also have dramatic new

i have decades of experience on corporate boards, kellogg, cosco, started a national nonprofit and have in a multitude of things. of all of the things that i have been involved in the one that i cherish most is being involved in saving the lives of young children, giving them longevity and quality of life, changing a dark situation into a situation of light for those families. i think that far exceeds anything i have ever done in the world of business. >> you know, you're a born again christian and have welcomed god into your life. mr. trump was asked if he wanted to share his favorite bible verse. he said it is too personal. do you care to do that? >> i do care to do it. i have several favorite versus. number one would be proverbs 3, 5, 6. trust in the lord with all your heart. lean not to your own understanding and all your ways acknowledge him and he will direct your path. and proverbs 22 says that with humility and the fear of the lord that's where life and wealth come from. >> speaking of humility, hillary clinton came out and sort of apologized. a lot of qualifiers in it. i heard

the vast majority of the other candidates only because i spent 18 years and 16 years on the board of cosco and ran a national scholarship program with my wife. i have an enormous amount of business experience. and know what efficiency looks like. the united states government is not it. they are most inefficient than you have ever seen in your life. in business, we have these turnaround programs like lean six sigma that you apply to the overall structure. toyota did it. 3m -- a lot of different companies have used it to turnaround the efficiency of the program and in the process save usually at least 25%. if we apply that to programs in our government, the savings would be a lot more than 25%. it is important that the american people deserve an efficient government. most people would not mind paying the money if it was used in an efficient way, but it is crazy what we are doing now. this would be very easy to fix. we also need to recognize that it we can get rid of all the regulations, we can help create that environment that stimulates business and stimulates innovation that stimulates ent

judge says cosco sold counterfeit rings for knowingly infringed on trademarks held by tiffany.stco accused of using the term tiffany jewelry cases to describe engagement rings and now allows tiffany to take cosco before a jury. "the wall street journal" reported more than half of students at 347 colleges and vocational schools defaulted on their loans despite the low repayment rate come to students at schools receive 2.2 billion in federal bonds with some failing to pay back even a single dollar of debt. after seven years about $1.2 trillion right now. this was a huge data dump idea by matt illustration on saturday. university presidents are furious because he's been going after college as the last two years. he wants them to basically be accountable. if they pay x amount of dollars, are they getting jobs? maria: it is a bigger issue than just individual students. jack otter, more than 7 million students have not paid back to. this is a bigger economic story. >> it is next to a brand-new story appeared now with grupo we've been hearing a long time. the key for listeners for vie

we already saw it in the railway industry and we could see it in the shipping industry and also coscoe mergers. angie: coming up next, fed officials set off the case for lift off before the end of the year. our next guest says that it does happen, the rise will be a small one. ♪ angie: checking some of the stories making headlines around the world. china has urged japan to promote regional peas and stability after the jessamine -- after the japanese parliament approved laws widening the role of the military. the push will allow japanese troops to fight in foreign wars for the first time since world war ii. china says that japan must learn from history while south korea also called on japanese leaders to focus on regional peas. malaysia carried out joint military drills in a strategic waterway in which 80% of chinese oil imports pass. a chinese destroyer and guided missile frigate took part. it is the largest ever drill involving china and the asian country. pope francis has met with fidel castro on the first day of his cuba visit. the vatican described the 40 minute meeting as informa

i spent 18 years on the board of directors of catalog, 16 years as a board of director of cosco. a biotech biomedical company. otherry boards and many organizations. my wife and i started a national scholar recognition program in all 50 states. two major national awards that is only given to one organization in the country per year. twice. for those people who say "he is a doctor. he can't possibly know anything else. avant."n idiot serv can you imagine how stupid you have to be to think that, to think that somebody could become a neurosurgeon and come up with new methods of doing things and be in idiot savant? you would have to be completely in non-possession of your faculties to believe that. that, ofte, the thing all the things i have done, the thing that resonates most closely to my heart is when that and they arein three-year-old is the most precious thing in their life has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. through the grace of god you have the ability to remove that amily and give that f faback hope. that think that a long pedigree of political for a long pedig

>> i appreciate the question what we have seen his cosco price growth growing up at 1 pe. more significantly is the objective of hospital consolidation which is to provide together networks of teams of caregivers that can move us in a direction to better coordinate care. a study looking at hospital mergers over five years i would say were 607 12 percent over that time, and we found that when you looked at the section and seven all put most of them were saving hospitals from going bankrupt. it goes beyond being able to provide a better service and being able to exert leverage over others to reduce their ability to make choices and ultimately that reduces consumer's abilities to make choices. the 1st hospital network that has too much of the power in the local market that reduces choices for providers they are the only game in town. i think it needs to be looked out across the board. >> i will start with you. how sick know of the integrated. >> my understanding is that a member of the blue cross blue shield association, they are subject to something called the blue subject r

the vast majority of the other candidates only because i spent 18 years and 16 years on the board of cosco and ran a national scholarship program with my wife. i have an enormous amount of business experience. and know what efficiency looks like. the united states government is not it. they are most inefficient than you have ever seen in your life. in business, we have these turnaround programs like lean six sigma that you apply to the overall structure. toyota did it. 3m -- a lot of different companies have used it to turnaround the efficiency of the program and in the process save usually at least 25%. if we apply that to programs in our government, the savings would be a lot more than 25%. it is important that the american people deserve an efficient government. most people would not mind paying the money if it was used in an efficient way, but it is crazy what we are doing now. this would be very easy to fix. we also need to recognize that it we can get rid of all the regulations, we can help create that environment that stimulates business and stimulates innovation that stimulates ent

lower, after it lost its exclusive conference with cosco.ice arget by 18% to 70 bucks share. amex shares are the lowest since september 4. that's a look at the movers and shakers, mostly on the downward trend. mark. mark: ramy inocencio, thank you. betty: pope francis delivered the historic address to congress this morning. mark: he became the first pontiff to address a joint session of congress and called for a delicate balance in battling religious extremism to ensure fundamental freedoms are not trampled. he also reminded lawmakers what their role is. you are going to assure the dignity of your fellow citizens in the tireless pursuit of common good, for this is the chief aim of all politics. of course i did us alive of from washington. margaret, give us a sense of how this was received. reporter: it was received with resounding interest to tens of thousands of americans gathered outside of the capital and inside the chamber, the house of a dry eyesives, not from house speaker john boehner, as we saw, but also quite a lot of interest and w

another company in the news today is american express, which may have lost cosco and jetblue, but itgetting sam's club. the retailer will start accepting cards next month. it is not an exclusive partnership. sam's club. we arty have that as an issue. -- we already have that as an issue. industryransition the is going through because of discount merchant fees. 2.5% was the discount merchant fee for the fourth quarter of american express. it is likely costco was not paying that, that they had negotiation a lot lower. to make a note, 10% of amex cardholders are costco shoppers. it is cardholders, and then you things like the revenue generated but also the loans outstanding. likely the loan portfolio may actually be bought went costco ships over, i believe in the spring or summer of 2016 to the citigroup card. i'm cutting my ties. no more $70 fee. also, jetblue and american express. we have got more coming up on the bloomberg market day. a look at the battle of who will be the next chairman of the public company. that is a mouthful. pimm: we will tell you what it is. a government job and

the discounter has lost out to the luxury jeweler -- a federal judge ruled cosco violated trademark laws sold engagement rings labeled tiffany. the problem, tiffany did not make them. costco must pay the jeweler from its earnings and tiffany may seek punitive damages. those are your top stories at the moment. markets are closing in europe, so were the latest, let's go to mark barton in london. mark: european stocks on the longest winning streak since august. investors have found new optimism that china will be able to stabilize its financial markets and investors swooning from the mess of rise in japan's tk, the biggest -- japan's nikkei. every western european market rising on this occasion. one of the big gainers was the biggestspain, the declining western european stock market and china devalued its currency for weeks ago. the stoxx 600 rebounded 7% the index sunk to an eight month low on august 24. that was when the benchmark gauge had its biggest loss since 2008. let's look at some of the big moving equities across europe. ryanair holdings, europe's against discount carrier lifting