david l.: i think it depends on which dip you are buying.you have the ability to do the fundamental research and figure out which emerging markets are being thrown out with turkey, it definitely could be. it does not look like it is complete contagion. i do think you have to do the research and figure out that hypertension -- that bifurcation between the countries that will remain under pressure and the ones that of been thrown out with the bathwater. david: let's go to that point. the south african rand, the mexican peso, the indian rupee most affected. are those thrown out with the bathwater or it is it a more fundamental problem? david l.: i do not think it is triggering fundamental problems. they have similarities to turkey. mexico is a liquid emerging market currency. it is where a lot of people buy and sell on the emerging market world and as a result it tends to reflect broader trends with a much higher beta. after is a place where the election we have seen a bit not only in the fundamentals beginning to show a little bit of improveme

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mb dickerson: david, help us l,th this number, 64, the official death toll until today.t took the government so long to update that number? 's reporter: well, you know, john, it's interesting, the governor's director of public safety was the man who said early on, "listen, it's 64, because i'm relying on doctors e come and tell me exactly when a death is to be certified as storm-related." but the report reveals doctors todn't have the training or knowledge to do that. in fact, some doctors admitted noey were worried about being soed because they didn't know, so in some cases they hesitated before signing off on a death as being storm-related. but, john, remember, this was the worst of the worst. there was no power, no water. resp911 system was down, ambulances couldn't respond, hospitals were in crisis. and the governor couldn't even reach a local mayor on the island. >> dickerson: david, you've been there all along chronicling it for us. david begnaud in puerto rico. thanks, david. more fallout today from the ngdening catholic church sex abuse scandal, including accusat

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. >> david pecker is the chairman of tpany that publishes "the national enquirer." susan mcginnis is livepi on ll for us. what is he talking to authorities about? >> good morning. this is quite the turn of events with several men once in the president's inner circle, stepping out of it. david pecker isla the st. he is the ceo of the publisher of "the national enquirer," getting immunity, with authorities. "the national enquirer's" efforts to kill stories damning to the president. and hush money payments to a "playboy" playmate, karen mcdougal who allegedly had an affair with the president. f well as the involvement president trump in that hush monend payment a michael cohen in that payment. we have cohen plea, pleading guilty to eight federal crimes. jeff sessions fighting back. lots of moving parts this week. only praise for paul manafort, the former chairman who was convicted on eight counts of bank and tax fraunt the presias been talking to his lawyers about the possibility of pardoning manafort. >> susan,hank you. >>> lyft wants you to get out and vote on election day. yesterday, it announce

david: yeah. >> so the people still reading it are probably business people looking to the stork market, looking at their p&lat their business plans, they will not believe that stuff. but they haven't had time to cancel their subscriptions. david: herman, less than 30 seconds. i got to ask, should the president forget about everything else on the campaign tours, focus on economy, simple reaganesque question, are you better off now than you were two years ago? i think most americans would say yes to that. >> i think that would be a excellent strategy but i also believe it is good that he is taking his message of accomplishments directly to the people. david: herman cain, great to see you, my friend, thank you very much. >> thank you, david. melissa: papa john's shares dropping more than 8% after-hours, nolling miss on earnings and revenue, lowering the outlook for the rest of the year. the ousted ceo john schnatter remains under fire for using a racial slur during a conference call. david: we should have talked to herman about that. he knows a little bit about pizza. melissa: there you go. david: the headline

david talks to a lotto of the members of congress, a l are horrified about what's going on with tru, party discipline. john mccain was one of the relatively few, whether you agreed or not with him, was often willing n go his ow way. he was willing to act out of a conviction and looki at things and deciding the way he believed things ought to be. if everybody in congress acted more like that, i think we would be in a better place politically. >> that's part of family leg he has two generations. in the mccain family's fighting somebody. he spent five years in a cge and after that everything else was gravy, so he's going to speak his mind. a random anecdote covered him closely in 2000 and 2008. in early 2008, he looked sad, losing, nowhere in the potis. i was sit with a consultant, and it was sort of sad to see him.ul the cont said, we were having a drink, said there's ly one great man in the race. we knew he was a great man. he was up and down, did the town halls in new hampshire and came back. he remains a great man fa zillion different reasons. one is when he does something wrong,e k

hear from david savage discussing judge kavanagh's and the abortion -- judge kavanagh's thoughts and the abortion issue. >> america and turmoil. we look at the president -- america in tour oil. l, we will discuss the --t and characters in 19 1960 eight politics. terrified clashes between chicago police and protesters and richard nixon's victory. turmoil68, america and on c-span3. senate labor committee member recently spoke to the airline pilots association labor union and talked about the nation's political divide. this is 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the head of the airline pilots association. tim: good morning, everybody. we had an enthusiastic discussion and debate yesterday on many topics. feel certain today will be equally productive. we are fortunate, because we begin our second day with senator bob casey, who was elected to the senate from pennsylvania in 2006. he has been a great friend alpa, and airline pilots across our profession. most importantly he is one of , our biggest champions on working to secure our cockpits with mandatory, physically-install secondary barriers. he has worked to ensure our airspace never again suffers an

david pillpail and then lulu ando. >> herbert winier. i'm not a resident the sunset but i do use the l quite frequently. now, i am supporting the retaining of this stop. i think it's very important. i think that to remove it would be very cruel. i think it's an example if you remove it, it would be an example of ageism and prejudice against the disabled. so, you are -- it's a trade off here between a maintaining of stops and the speed of the l ter aville. this can be remedies by providing more trains on the line. basically, the speed has not changed significantly at all. so, it's very important to keep this stop and i speak this as my experience as a social worker, who has worked with the aged and disabled. again, i have to underline it to remove the stop would be very cruel. you would have it on our your conscience, thank you. >> thank you, intentio next spe. >> and rachel highden is the last person to submit a speaker card on this topic. >> again, the environmental net to file was not available here. i am starting to wonder if staff is trying to hide these things. there was some sort of general plan r

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