i'm happy to see david cohen from comcast again. david and i see each other a lot at u.s. conference of mayors where he talked to mayors across the country how corporate partnerships can help making sure the cities are more equitable and not producing the gaps even though all our cities like san francisco want to be leaders the internet, leaders of technology and innovation but there is something always challenging us here and it is called the digital divide. everybody knows what that word is? digital divide is folks that don't get all that technology apperates and all the training to go with it and we don't want our communities to be divide in that way and that is why comcast for the last 5 years has created this wonderful program not just on their own, they created the partnerships that go along with the program called, internet essentials and this is where the community becomes invaluable because you have agencies like self help for the elderly, george w davis senior center, community living campaign, you got the community technology network and you got department of ag

i'm happy to see david cohen from comcast again. david and i see each other a lot at u.s. conference of mayors where he talked to mayors across the country how corporate partnerships can help making sure the cities are more equitable and not producing the gaps even though all our cities like san francisco want to be leaders the internet, leaders of technology and innovation but there is something always challenging us here and it is called the digital divide. everybody knows what that word is? digital divide is folks that don't get all that technology apperates and all the training to go with it and we don't want our communities to be divide in that way and that is why comcast for the last 5 years has created this wonderful program not just on their own, they created the partnerships that go along with the program called, internet essentials and this is where the community becomes invaluable because you have agencies like self help for the elderly, george w davis senior center, community living campaign, you got the community technology network and you got department of ag

comcast senior executive vice president david cohen announced a $50,000 grant for the "y."pic medalist jackie joyner-kersee was there to talk about comcast's essential program. at the end of the presentation, each student was given a laptop to take home. >>> the markets are reacting to the presidential debate. landon dowdy is here with that story and the rest of this morning's cnbc business news. good morning. >> good morning to you. wall street could bounce higher as the markets seemed to score the first presidential debate for hillary clinton. asia and europe are in the green this morning and overseas, investors see clinton as the status quo candidate while few are sure what a trump presidency would mean for u.s. foreign policy and international trade deals. meanwhile as for what investors will be watching today, we get data on home prices and consumer confidence. u.s. market falling monday ahead of the last night's debate and bank stocks weighing on the financial sector. the dow jumping 166 to 18,04. the nasdaq losing 48 to 5,257. tracy, back over to you. >> landon dowdy

. >>> senior vice president david cohen, someone you and i both know making that announcement.rful for the kids at olney elementary. >> how excited must they have been. >> new laptops, wow. >>> for more of the stories we're following on nbc 10 news, it's 5:00 a.m. >>> maybe he's not as rich as he says he is. second, maybe he's not as charitable as he claims to be. >> all talk, no action. sounds good. doesn't work. never gonna happen. >> right now on "nbc 10 news today," dissecting the first presidential debate. donald trump and hillary clinton talk about the issues but also took turns attacking each other. >>> good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. just before 5:00. we have full debate coverage plus reaction to how the candidates did last night in prime time. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley with the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. rain in some areas, heavy rain in some areas, fog in some areas. bill? >> a lot going on this morning. some areas have already cleared out, for example, theç lehigh valley. there'

i'm happy to see david cohen from comcast again. david and i see each other a lot at u.s. conference of mayors where he talked to mayors across the country how corporate partnerships can help making sure the cities are more equitable and not producing the gaps even though all our cities like san francisco want to be leaders the internet, leaders of technology and innovation but there is something always challenging us here and it is called the digital divide. everybody knows what that word is? digital divide is folks that don't get all that technology apperates and all the training to go with it and we don't want our communities to be divide in that way and that is why comcast for the last 5 years has created this wonderful program not just on their own, they created the partnerships that go along with the program called, internet essentials and this is where the community becomes invaluable because you have agencies like self help for the elderly, george w davis senior center, community living campaign, you got the community technology network and you got department of ag

. >>> vice president david cohen and sheila hess honoring six olympians at city hall. each of them presented with a kmem are ty liberty bell as a sign of appreciation for their success. >>> nbc 10 your official eagles station, that means we can give you access to the team you won't see anywhere else. >> we're putting the mike on malcolm jenkins. >> just a little snippet there of what's coming up inside the eagles, tomorrow night at 7:00. then the tune in for eagles game day quickoff. we'll have more on the performance of carson wentz. >> it's harder to handle success than failure. they want you to do appearances, they to hear what you have to say. he's just got to ignore all that and go back to work. >> eagles kickoff begins sunday morning at 9:30, we'll look ahead to monday night's game against the chicago bears, and more from the eagles magic man jon dorenbos. >>> st. joe's prep at archbishop wood will be the featured game with 57% of the vote. you'll see the highlights tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> and a comfortable way to end the week, and if you have your -

david cohen the currency decisions a few months back, there was a push and we have seen that more widely than the central bank in china. how are they navigating that? >> carefully. but they are moving in the right direction and trying to be more transparent. you see that from the top down. but there are many problems. yesterday, we saw the news out giving the clearance to be a u.n. trading hub. banks can do this but they do not want to do it or they are reluctant to probably because they disclosed so much information, they are worried about some of the downfall and the lack of transparency on the side. digesting, as we are today, the fed market -- excuse me, the fed and the impact on the market. also, the japanese markets coming back online. will see reaction, kind of underwhelming the market, surprisingly. it was justticed above 100, just below 101. all right, betty liu, thank you. andd: still ahead, options sites. looking at trading in the s&p 500 etf. why our next guest says it is time to buy. this is bloomberg. david: this is bloomberg markets. time now the options insight in that is

i'm happy to see david cohen from comcast again. david and i see each other a lot at u.s. conference of mayors where he talked to mayors across the country how corporate partnerships can help making sure the cities are more equitable and not producing the gaps even though all our cities like san francisco want to be leaders the internet, leaders of technology and innovation but there is something always challenging us here and it is called the digital divide. everybody knows what that word is? digital divide is folks that don't get all that technology apperates and all the training to go with it and we don't want our communities to be divide in that way and that is why comcast for the last 5 years has created this wonderful program not just on their own, they created the partnerships that go along with the program called, internet essentials and this is where the community becomes invaluable because you have agencies like self help for the elderly, george w davis senior center, community living campaign, you got the community technology network and you got department of ag

i'm going to turn it over now to the deputy director of the central intelligence agency, david cohen. thank you, david. the floor is yours. thank you for the opportunity to work with you guys. it real will is an honor. david. [ applause ] >> thanks to all of you for joining us today. >> we've reached the end of another terrific conference on the profession of intelligence. a lot of ground have been covered today. every aspect of this program has been outstanding. i think i learned a great deal. i hope everybody else learned a great deal. i'm very grateful for all of your attention in making this such a huge success. i want to thank our wonderful hosts at george washington university, and the team for everything they've done to help put this korcht together. from day one they've gone above and beyond the call attending to every last detail with professionalism. we couldn't ask for more gracious and capable partners. i want to acknowledge all of the panel liists who participated today. i share my sincere gratitude to you. it's been nearly eight hours since we began. so i'll be very brie

one way, the last panel moderated by my deputy david cohen, will look at the provocative and essential issues of intelligence oversight, accountability, and openness. i know there are people who wish we could return to a time when nsa stood for no such agency. that is no longer a feasible option, so at least for democracies but it is a reasonable one. the american people of the right to know the types of activities their federal government performs on their half. history has shown that blind trust is a false currency. the cia and the rest of the intelligence community have to maintain the requisite level of public confidence in order to do our job effectively. we have seen the consequences when that faith is lost. this does not mean opening our doors wide without regard for repercussions. secrecy is a necessary element of what we as intelligence professionals seek to do. but not secrecy for secrecy's sake. secrecy for the sake of security and safety. in our profession, concepts such as compartmentalization and "need to know" are necessary. people have lost their lives when national sec

i'm happy to see david cohen from comcast again. david and i see each other a lot at u.s.nce of mayors where he talked to mayors across the country how corporate partnerships can help making sure the cities are more equitable and not producing the gaps even though all our cities like san francisco want to be leaders the internet, leaders of technology and innovation but there is something always challenging us here and it is called the digital divide. everybody knows what that word is? digital divide is folks that don't get all that technology apperates and all the training to go with it and we don't want our communities to be divide in that way and that is why comcast for the last 5 years has created this wonderful program not just on their own, they created the partnerships that go along with the program called, internet essentials and this is where the community becomes invaluable because you have agencies like self help for the elderly, george w davis senior center, community living campaign, you got the community technology network and you got department of aging and

david: you're not supporting what richard cohen said he is hitlerian, are you?not suggesting that at all. i'm saying donald trump feeds his own narrative. he does that throughout the course of this campaign. he says something, believe it and if he needs to change his mind he does. what we'll see in this debate, more regimented engagement by both of these candidates. trump is going to have limited time. he is going to have to be substantive. and i don't think his strategy in the primary will be nearly as effective. not because hillary clinton is scripted but because hillary clinton is going to be very prepared. david: we will see. but kelly, you know, kevin mccarthy had an interesting suggestion, kevin mccarthy of leader of republicans in the house. maybe should be pay-per-view. come back to the boxing scenario. there is so much interest now, if it was pay-per-view we could use the money to pay off the debt. >> i think that is a great suggestion. this will be at super bowl level heights of viewership. again whatever comes out of this debate could really change th

bets emccoy and william cohen, the author of "the price of silence". davidcnn review of donald trump a's tax filings shows this, that trump has not given money to his own foundation in the last eight years, instead trump got individual donations. nbc gave $500,000. comedy central gave $400,000. wwe gave him a million dollars. he donates other people's money and the charity takes the credit. how does that work? >> first reported by me, way ahead of all of this. >> how does that work? >> other people give to donald's foundation, it's a form of legal kickback, the guy who sells his ties made in china, gives money to it, the mcmahon's when he was doing world wrestling federation events at the casinos when he owned them. they would make contributions, donald wouldn't make a contribution because he in all likelihood pays no federal tax or little federal tax. so there is no tax benefit to him. he would be giving after tax money. so he gets other people to put the money and in and then he takes the credit for it. >> let me read this before you respond. here's what t

cohen directed the film. >> thank you for having story made you want to put this on film? >> the story, itself, it's a great david versus goliath narrative and i think a story that people don't really know about. we hear a lot about steve jobs and bill gates and mark zuckerberg and i think people know those stories in the tech sector but compact's story was remarkable how a start-up out of houston came in and made their mark as it was just a virgin. >> is it true you were thinking ibm when you guys came up with this idea? >> we actually did discuss the mexican restaurant but it didn't last very long, because we want to get into the personal computer field somehow, swome sway. we didn't think it would be a pc. we thought it would be something peripheral or something related because it seemed like too big of a thing for three guys out of houston to start. >> your idea was make it portable and take it to work. >> the idea came after we were studying to figure out what we were going to do. when the idea for a portable computer that could actually run all of the software already out there, specifically the software wr

david, hi. >> hello. thank you for c-span. i'm going to back up a little bit here because it took me so long to get on but i want to refer to what representative cohen's first statement about mr. trump was if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it's usually a duck, it has to be a duck. if that were true your presidential candidate on the democratic side would be in jail. secondly, i have to touch base on the stop and frisk. it clearly worked in new york. it clearly worked in new york. there is no denying that. i don't know where you come up with these convoluted facts but it clearly worked. >> and, david, let me because you there because let's go back to donald trump. what he actually said about stop and frisk and you can respond to what mr. trump said and respond to the caller as well. how about that. >> let's show you the clip first. >> sure. >> stop and frisk was ruled unconstitutional in new york because it largely singled out black and hispanic young men. >> no you're wrong. it went before a judge who was a very against police judge. it was taken away from her and our mayor, our new mayor, refused to go forward with the case. they would h