again, dobbs runs away from a sack. missed tackle on dobbs from the the secondary. he ran out of another sack that time. i think it was alex mccallister, number 14 that had him dead to rights. >> verne: medley's longest of the year is 47 yards. dobbs, low. wolf. out of bounds. that stops the clock with -- >> gary: i don't think so. >> verne: no? >> gary: no. he drove him out of bounds. he's asking. it's a first down so they stop the clock to set it and then they'll wind it. >> verne: a little disorganization. they stop the clock with three seconds left. there is a flag. >> gary: that could be the end of the game. there might be a run-off here if there is a penalty. this is hair-line close. what confused tennessee is when the ball went out of bounds, they spotted it and ran the clock. >> verne: mcelroy trying to get if this is a run-off, game over. >> gary: yes. left. >> referee: illegal substitution on the offense. penalty is five yards. it will be first down. tennessee has chosen to use their final time out to avoid the 10-second runoff. time out, tennessee. >> gar

i'm lou dobbs.kets today again plunging, ending investor hopes that last week's volatility subsided. not hardly. an economic report out of china rekindling fears that the second largest economy is slowing much more than expected. far more than the chinese government has acknowledged in its reports. add to that investor anxiety driven by speculation, the federal reserve might ignore global economic and market weakness and raise interest rates on the view that the un

i'm lou dobbs. stock markets today again plunging, ending investor hopes that last week's volatility subsided. not hardly. an economic report out of china rekindling fears that the second largest economy is slowing much more than expected. far more than the chinese government has acknowledged in its reports. add to that investor anxiety driven by speculation, the federal reserve might ignore global economic and market weakness and raise interest rates on the view that the united states he and actually strengthening. result, a huge sell-off on wall street. following global markets. the dow jones industrials plunged 470 points today, a bruising month of august setting the stage for what is the first day of trading in this new month. we'll have expert analysis on the market sell-off. why now and what tomorrow? what should anyone do in these volatile, uncertain markets? all of that coming up here tonight. and the obama white house and attorney general mute tonight, not a word said in washington about an

before they met in a private meeting, several people defended dobbs. >> what have i observed? sarcasm, vailed threats and not so veiled threats and just plain rudeness toward the superintendent. >> he's here serving because of the children, the school district needed someone to challenge the status quo. >>> integration is exclusion. that's the message from special education advocates to school administrators in oakland. dozens of special ed students, parents and teachers hold a news conference. they're against the superintendent east decision to move many students served by special programs into general education classes. they say integration cuts off students from the extra help them need. but putting strugglings students in classes helps them to succeed. >>> happening now, much anticipation on apple's newest item. the new 6 and 6 plus will go on sell in a couple of hours ago. >> people are coming in by foot, others by machine. we're live in palo alto who has been lining up since yesterday. and there's a particular camper that stand outs from the crow. >> reporter: you must b

dobbs is accused of be reading the board, using expletives and physically threatening a trustee. the hayward school board is holding a regularly scheduled meeting tonight. it's possible dobbs will be disciplined and perhaps dismissed. >>> food stamps at farmer's markets. local leaders are working to get governor brown to pass a bill to let people on food stamps by fresh fruit and vegetables at local farmer's markets. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang in the newsroom this morning. the plan is trying to cash in on federal money as well. >> that's right. $100 million of federal money is the pot that helps families struggling to put food on the table. what it does is double the buying power of food stamps at farmer's markets, so $10 can get you $20 worth of things there. the bill aims to help the more than 11 million californians living in poverty. san francisco assemblyman phil ting says these people and their families don't have access to the safe and nutricius food offered at the more than 700 farmers markets in california. that's the largest network in the country. ting says

lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. hillary clinton has for six months denied any culpability in her own e-mail scandal. she's resisted any acknowledgment that her actions were wrong and most likely illegal and utterly dismissive of the charges against her. today mrs. clinton changed all of that, she finally bowed to the polls that show a large majority of americans believe her to be dishonest and unworthy of trust. mrs. clinton told abc news that her decision was a mistake, and that she is sorry for it. her apology comes after a second intelligence review confirms mrs. clinton did, in fact, receive e-mails that contain classified information including top secret information on north korea's nuclear program. so is hillary clinton really sorry for her actions, or is she worried about the prospects of a potential run by vice president joe biden, and is she worried as well about the plummeting poll numbers. biden is closing in on clinton in the polls and he's not even a candidate yet. we'll have a full report for you and t

gretchen carlson, lou dobbs, and barack obama. we have three. police direct them individually. i had nothing to do with it. >> dude, where's my class? >> all right, gentlemen. hillary clinton on deck. one of her aides now taking the fifth to avoid testifying on benghazi. not good. right back with the latest. . . . >>> more bad news for hillary clinton, a man name brine pagliano who set up her server in her home was called to testify in front of a house panel. but pagliano's lawyers say he'll take the fifth and not testify. joining us from washington, correspondent rosen covering the story. katherine, why is this important? >> maybe i'm old fashioned but when you're low level i.t. guy takes the fifth, that is not good. and on top of that we had this nine-hour deposition with this long time clinton ally, cheryl mills who was her chief of staff. it was clear that after that deposition there was some kind of agreement between the republicans, democrats and the committee that they would come out and give one statement to the press, whi

i'm lou dobbs.try to take his campaign to a new level, and he intends to do so by directly speak to the issues to which he is least knowledgeable, least experienced and perhaps most vulnerable as a presidential candidate. the republican front-runner tonight is in los angeles to deliver his first national security speech, and he has chosen a suitable locale and dramatic venue, the deck of the u.s.s. iowa, less than two hours from now. his speech comes as trump surges in the polls and draws

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but before they met in public, several people defended dobbs. >> what have i observed? sarcasm, vail threats and just plain rudeness toward the superintendent. >> he's here serving because of the children. the school district needed one to challenge the status quo. >> it's not clear what the results of the private meeting was. >>> it is 4:35 exactly on friday morning. people getting ready for the weekend. i know there's a lot of people on the roads getting a jump on it as well. weather going to hold up? >> it's going to be hot. maybe they're trying to get out there and get things done before the temperatures go way up into the afternoon. and it is now 59 degrees in san francisco, 64 degrees in sunny veil and 65 degrees now in livermore. here's a look at the highs today. san martin at 97 degrees, palo alto, a high of 89 degrees and the mission district at 80 degrees. also some 90s for the north bay, upper 90s in fairfield, oakland 89 degrees and pleasanton will see a high of 97 degrees. let's see how the roads are moving. >>> we're looking at 101, moving just fine, 680 a

lou dobbs is next. keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. donald trump's feuds with his rivals getting nastier and more personal. but try as his rivals do, they can't sap nor slow his support. a new poll shows the republican front-runner solidifying his lead in iowa where he has the backing of 27% of likely caucusgoers. but most surprising is the fall of wisconsin governor scott walker, a precipitous fall from the top. back in july, walker led the field with his 18%. now he's in 10th place, only 3% support. that's just two points higher than the 1% who back former texas governor rick perry, who today decided to drop out of race for the republican nomination. also familiar from free falling numbers is hillary clinton. her advantage in the democratic presidential nomination fight has fallen to just 10 points. voters apparently fed up with the former secretary of state, who took five months to admit she was sorry for using a private e-mail address to conduct government business. we'll have a full report on all of that coming up tonight. and the

dobbs is upset. what is the matter, lew. >> i think there should be minority view which i represent, janet yellen and fed have done exactly the right thing. they have reacted to data correctly. they have used use reason and are responsible. neil: the fed only ones that are adults in the room. >> that is my intent. >> i would say a couple things to look forward to, neil, the sector ends in september. corporate earnings are getting impacted from the international story. number two retail sales. we're going into the 10th hiring period. a lot retailers will be hiring testimony workers. neil: toys "r" us. >> that is not benefits. that is sort of artificial employment because it is temporary. we want to watch retail sales as well as jobs numbers next couple weeks. >> we're not a zero interest rate economy based on all the >> because it's cheap >> it's money >> again, not good. >> just like that. >> easily. >> who wants to kill me >> also -- >> it's -- >> it's immediately to be acquired -- >> since -- the r

now lou dobbs. he's the best. keep it on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs.as a lot to celebrate tonight. a new poll shows him with the support of almost a full third of republican voters in the country. his highest national number in the election cycle. and while you might find this hard to believe, trump has women to thank for his surge in support. so far no war of words, no public feud is cut into trump's support in any way. but that hasn't stopped trump's rivals from trying and trying very hard. louisiana's governor bobby jindal launched a scathing attack today on trump,

i'm lou dobbs. european refugees and illegal immigration crisis is widening and worsening by the day. it appears on the verge of becoming a global crisis. european leaders set to hold an emergency meeting this week as thousands upon thousands of migrants and refugees from africa, the middle east, and southern asia are swarming across the borders of the european unions. some countries are acting now, unable to wait or contend with the masses of people who are crashing borders, swamping resources and sapping patients. hungary's parliament today giving the hungarian army and local and national police sweeping new powers to stop the entry of hundreds of thousands of refugees. and after more than 20,000 legal immigrants who fled the middle east, went from their small country over the weekend. it can is a crisis that has been ongoing over the last decade. u.s. officials are warning that there is a notable increase in the number of unaccompanied minors and families crossing into the southern borders. while

we'll have lou dobbs, maria bartiromo. we'll have anyone and everyone our top talent everywhere, all over, we fan them out all over the world to get a reaction to this because if the fed moves today or doesn't move today, for the first time in about a decade, it is considering doing something that, well, it has not done. raise interest rates. get ready. lindsey graham is next. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here we're here and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. . >> ronald re

got a big show lined up for you. >>> good evening everybody, i'm lou dobbs. european union leaders meeting in brussels today trying to coordinate a response to the european immigration and refugee crisis, the crisis also having an impact in america where the obama administration has pledged to take in 200,000 refugees over the next two years which raises concerns about whether the administration has the ability to properly screen for radical islamic extremists. also tonight, we'll have the latest on historic visits above pope francis and chinese president xi jinping, the pontiff saying climate change is a huge problem that can, quote, no longer be left to a future generation and president xi pledging to fight cyber attacks insisting the chinese government does not engage in cyber attacks and thefts, this is the same china behind the cyber attack that stole the personal information of nearly 22 million federal government workers and brand new fox polls out tonight confirming voters want an outsider candidate to be elected to the white house in 2016, donald tru

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lou dobbs, liz macdonald, charlie gasparino, liz claman and jeff flock in the pits at the che, and we kick it off at the heart of the financial center, liz claman at the center of the football world on the floor of the new york stock exchange -- of the financial world. give us a reaction. >> the reaction initially was a big yell and then people started to trade. we saw a spike around 2:48 p.m. eastern time. that coincided, as our bruce becker in d.c. actually pointed out, the minute she ended her prepared statement. perhaps that it was that relief rally. we have the dow jones industrials up 198 points, but now you see that we have lost all of that. we've gone lower and then slightly climbing up. these are all these intraday pictures looking like a little bit of mount everest, at the top a little hillary step which is the highest point of everest and then the fall. let me show you exactly what was happening on the floor as traders first turned silent just before 2 p.m. eastern, we had our cameras rolling. here it goes, watch. [inaudible conversations] liz: and then you had people runni

i'm lou dobbs. donald trump tonight will try to take his campaign to a new level, and he intends to do so by directly speak to the issues to which he is least knowledgeable, least experienced and perhaps most vulnerable as a presidential candidate. the republican front-runner tonight is in los angeles to deliver his first national security speech, and he has chosen a suitable locale and dramatic venue, the deck of the u.s.s. iowa, less than two hours from now. his speech comes as trump surges in the polls and draws huge crowds all across the country, crowds that defy expectations given that the first caucus and primary election are still four months away. trump has chosen a dramatic moment for his foreign policy and national security address. it comes on the eve of the second republican presidential debate. as trump's rivals are likely sharpening their attacks against the billionaire populist who's revelled in the rough-and-tumble of campaigning and of course, debating, and to this point he's prevai

right now lou dobbs on fox business. don't go away. . lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. pope francis is now in america, launching what is already a controversial visit that's angered many republicans and conservatives, the leader of the world's 1.2 billion catholics hasn't been shy about denouncing capitalism and pushing a leftist agenda including climate change, illegal immigration and the blatant symbolism of visiting the castro brothers in dictatorial cuba before coming to the capital of the free world. we'll talk it up with father jonathan morris. >>> china's president is visiting america as well, beginning his visit in seattle, washington to meet with technology leaders before heading to washington, d.c., and it is hard to imagine those tech titans successfully striking a proper balance between doing business in china, ending cyberattacks against the united states and human rights in china. all those tech companies desperately want to expand their business in china, and bring in more foreign workers to this country. europe's refugee and illegal immigration crisis is

richard dobbs, thank you for joining us today.o look at the four next change market. -- theonesian repeal indonesian rupiah moving this morning. stay with us. ♪ announcer: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: goldman sachs stuns with a call for $20 oil amid global oversupply. rogoff andr, kenneth there is great uncertainty six days from the fed meeting. we consider one and done. it is the 14th year of remembrance of september 11, 2001. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from new york. i'm tom keene. joining me this money, david westin. wonderful to have you here. 14 years on, we will look at lower manhattan today. moments of silence on bloomberg radio and television. it really takes us back 14 years. you were with charlie gibson at the time. charlie gibson, and then we brought in peter jennings after. it was shocking. reports came in from all over, and we did not know what could be true and what could be false. tom: the news business changed on that day and in the three or four days following. david:

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but several people defended dobbs. >> what have i observed? sarcasm, veiled threats and not so veiled threats. and just plain rudeness towards the superintendent. >> he's here serving because of the children, the school district needed someone to challenge the status quo. >> it is not clear yet what the result of that private meeting was. >>> integration is exclusion, that's the message from special education advocates to school administrators in oakland. dozens of special ed students, parents and teachers held a news conference ahead of last night's school board meeting in oakland. they're against the superintendent's decision to move many students served by special programs into general education classes. they maintain that integration cuts off students from the extra help that they need. >> so we need to be building up the programs we have and make and strengthen them and making sure that the students really have a program that meets their needs available. >> supporters say putting struggling students in general ed classes helps those stude

i'm lou dobbs.hampshire tonight about to hold a town hall meeting there he is in rochester new hampshire talking from the rochester community center. the republican front runner getting back on the campaign trail plan day after sparring with ted opponents in the second presidential debate. this is an important event for a truck for the latest poll of the has a 4.lead over dr. carson. 22 over 18 percent. we will bring you the ee

lou dobbs is next. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody i'm lou dobbs. congress has caved into pres.bama. pres. obama has secured enough democratic votes in the senate to assure that the deal survives despite opposition from republicans, republicans, some democrats, and a number of allies, including israel. law enforcement officer say they are combing through surveillance video, following up on dozens of tips and leads as they search for the three suspects who gunned down a veteran police officer. his death march 26 time a police officer has been shot and killed in the line of duty this year. we will discuss who and what is to blame. and why the pres. has refused to help stop the madness. and jeb bush donald trump for words getting even nastier. trump called jeb bush low energy and warned bush that his insults against trump may sink his campaign. a insults he hurled in spanish. who is the strongest best candidate on the issues of immigration enforcement and border security? among the feel of 17 gop candidates bush, trump are the original. we take that up with a special guest. republi

i'm lou dobbs.by rank and file conservatives forcing house leaders to postpone a vote on the iran nuclear deal. a procedural vote on the deal was scheduled are in afternoon but a number of republican members objected saying congress has no business voting on that agreement until president obama sends congress the side deals between iran and the u.n.'s international nuclear reactors. this, a major blow to house speaker john boehner. it appears lawmakers will never vote on a resolution of disapproval o

lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs.ussian president putin today made it absolutely clear that unlike some world leaders he does far more than talk. less than two days after sitting down at united nations for face-to-face talks with president obama, putin today ordered the launch of russian airstrikes in syria. according to u.s. defense officials, those strikes are not against the islamic state, but on syrian rebels including the u.s. backed free syrian army, who want syrian president bashar assad out of power.

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. donald trump's presidential candidacy looking more and more like an unstoppable juggernaut. trump may not be everyone's cup of tea but certainly running strong. phenomenally so. he not only continues to run strong in the polling, he's number one in every single poll. and not only that, with his blunt language and straight talk about, well, every issue, he's become not only the strongest candidate in the republican field. he's also becoming, are you ready? increasingly more likable. in fact, the latest polling shows just how wrong just about every pundit in the country has been about trump, the candidate. the new gallup poll shows his favorability among republicans is not only rising, but has doubled in the past two weeks. and so with all of that, how does trump spend part of his campaign day? not only going after his detractors on the campaign trail, but today, denouncing what he called gotcha questioning by talk radio host hugh hewitt. we'll have a few report and take it up with lisa

right now is lou dobbs. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. i'm lou dobbs.on crisis is widening and worsening by the day. it appears on the verge of becoming a global crisis. european leaders set to hold an emergency meeting this week as thousands upon thousands of migrants and refugees from africa, the middle east, and southern asia are swarming across the borders of the european unions. some countries are acting now, unable to wait or contend with the masses of people who are crashing borders, swamping

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. president obama today defending his strategy to defeat the islamic state, a strategy that critics say is murky at best and clearly not working. the president opened a summit on fighting radical islamist terrorists, a u.n. sponsored summit warning that the u.s. led fight in iraq and syria will be what he called a long-term campaign, but the president ignored the new reality in syria, that is the role of the russian military forces that have been pouring into syria over the past three weeks. instead of intensifying the fight, mr. obama announced he's slapping new sanctions against more than two dozen islamic state leaders. critics question why he hadn't already put sanctioned on all identified terrorists. not only republicans blasting the administration's inept tactics in syria. former secretary of state hillary clinton admits one of the things xas bathe the crisis is the u.s. inability to train syrian rebels to fight the islamic state. the administrations ineptitude extends to director

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. the republican establishment tonight breathing a sigh of relief. donald trump has signed a republican loyalty pledge to not run as a third-party candidate, were he not to be the nominee. but it's looking more and more like he will be. a new poll shows donald trump with the support of 30% of likely republican voters. dr. ben carson a distant second but moved up strongly in the national poll. 18% support. the poll demonstrates just how anti-establishment, anti-washington the republican mood is. we'll take that up with best-selling authors brad thor and naomi wolf. >>> also tonight, hillary clinton's troubles are piling up. now a former state department employee who helped clinton set up her private e-mail serve ser pleading the fifth to a house committee investigating benghazi. what is she hiding? >>> and a big victory today for tom brady. a big loss for commissioner roger goodell and the nfl. a federal judge today tossed out brady's four-game suspension in the deflategate scandal. wher

i'm lou dobbs. president obama at this bhour to welcome president xi jinping to the white house for a reception ahead of tonight's state dinner for the chinese leader. the two earlier today announced they had reached a quote common understanding to cut back on cyberattacks and theft of intellectual property. but little else has been accomplished on xi's first state visit. president obama has skirted direct reference to china's role in stealing the sensitive information of 22 million americans from the u.s. government's office of personnel management, and mr. obama was frustratingly ambiguous about chinese aggression and territorial claims in the east and the south china sea. painfully ambiguous about human rights issues and china's troubling alliance with russia. we take all of that up with general jack keane and china expert forbes contributor gordon chang. >>> also tonight, house speaker boehner shock all of washington with his announcement this morning that he's resigning from congress. boehner s

i'm lou dobbs. donald trump in new hampshire tonight about to hold a town hall meeting there he is in rochester new hampshire talking from the rochester community center. the republican front runner getting back on the campaign trail plan day after sparring with ted opponents in the second presidential debate. this is an important event for a truck for the latest poll of the has a 4.lead over dr. carson. 22 over 18 percent. we will bring you the event is a matter of moments live. also political pundits are pointing to carly fiorina as the big standout last night. "the new york times" called the former ceo himself assured and at times deeply personal. the question is can she capitalize on her performance? we will have a full report and political analysis with republicans strategist karl rove. and chris plant is among our guests. congressional leaders trying to avoid a repeat of the 16 day government shut down two years ago but it may have been. roughly two dozen conservatives said they will vote agai

lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. russian president putin today made it absolutely clear that unlike some world leaders he does far more than talk. less than two days after sitting down at united nations for face-to-face talks with president obama, putin today ordered the launch of russian airstrikes in syria. according to u.s. defense officials, those strikes are not against the islamic state, but on syrian rebels including the u.s. backed free syrian army, who want syrian president bashar assad out of power. the obama administration seemingly caught offguard with defense secretary ash carter and secretary of state john kerry issuing more warnings to russia. warnings that putin is obviously not heeding. and president obama himself nowhere to be found as russia expands its influence in the middle east. >>> also tonight, another foreign policy failure in afghanistan nearly a year after nato ended its combat mission there. u.s. special forces are now on the ground in the northern city of kunduz trying to help afghan for

the breeze is there, no doubt about it. 50s on the temps, i would not be sure priced if dobb is -- cobb is 50 or 51. there's areas that will get higher humidity and a breeze, it's a favorable direction. the temperatures are cooling down. 50s on the temp, the breeze is the key, it will be a breezy, blustery day. only patchy low clouds, 15, 12, 13, 13, a dry system. that's the one that will dig in friday, that may give us a breeze, patchy low clouds, the key will be friday night and saturday, fall like, maybe light rain, northern california, northeast california, traveling to tahoe or north, i would keep adviced on the forecast. it can turn fast. 60s, 70s, and very few 80s. if you like the cooler pattern, you will like it into saturday, then warmer. >>> 4:21, could baby monitors put your children at risk. details of the new report shows the devices may have serious security flaws. s >>> welcome back, new research found that web enabled baby monitors have security flaws, a family woke up to hear someone yelling at their child through the baby monitor, someone hacked their baby monitor. a h

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs.ma today defending his strategy to defeat the islamic state, a strategy that critics say is murky at best and clearly not working. the president opened a summit on fighting radical islamist terrorists, a u.n. sponsored summit warning that the u.s. led fight in iraq and syria will be what he called a long-term campaign, but the president ignored the new reality in syria, that is the role of the russian military forces that have been pouring into syria over the past three weeks. instead of intensifyin

lou dobbs. congress has caved in to president obama giving him a major victory in his nuclear deal with iran. president obama has secured enough democratic votes in the senate to assure that the deal survives despite opposition from republicans, some democrats and a number of allies, including israel. we will have a full report coming up here tonight. >>> and the jeb bush/donald trump war of words getting even nastier, trump called jeb bush low energy and warned bush that his insults against trump may sink his campaign. and bush telling report nurse miami that trump is not conservative, an insult he hurled in spanish so who is the strongest best and date on the issues of immigration enforcement and border security? among the field of 17 gop candidates bush, trump are the original. we will take that up with our special guest here tonight president presidential candidate former texas governor rick perry. and how does his campaign plan to break out from the field? >>> joining us now former laying g