dr. beth bell. she oversees the cdc's emerging infectious diseases program and dr. bell, thank you very much for being here today. >> sure, thanks so much for having me. >> i feel like i've been hearing about this story for a long time, but is there some sort of tipping point we're hit? are the superbugs really starting to win the battle? >> the superbugs are always changing, and the more they change and the more antibiotics in other parts of the world there are bacteria that are resistant to all known anti-buysics, so this is really a frightening situation and really one of the move serious infectious disease threats of our time. >> what does it mean for medicine? what are the implications here in the united states? >> you know, this really is putting modern medicine at risk. if you think about some. main advances in medicines over the last decade, fxa transplantation, joint replacements, the success of all of these sorts of innovations is really based on our ability to treat infections, so antibiotic resistance and the rise of superbugs really does put modern medic

dr. bell, i want to thank you very much for your time today. >> sure. it's really been a pleasure talking with you. >> thank you. again, beth bell from the cdc. >>> now, here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." america's economy is a little stronger than last thought. the final reading of last quarter gross domestic product came in at 1.4%, above the previous reading of 1.1%. the gdp is the broadest measure of the u.s. scope and economy. investors and u.s. businesses were in part responsible for the number. the dow swung triple digits every day of the week by thursday, two up and two down, following nearly 200 points later in the week following concerns of the stability of deutsche bank. that's a large european bank. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 pretty much followed suits. stocks were higher though on friday. pending home sales fell in august to their lowest level since january. those are contracts to buy previously owned homes, and that decline largely came because there just aren't enough homes to sell. tight invento

dr. bell, i want to thank you very much for your time today. >> sure. it's really been a pleasure talking with you. >> thank you. again, beth bell from the cdc. >>> now, here's a look at what's new week "on the money." america's economy is a little stronger than last thought. the final reading of last quart r gross domestic product came in above the briefing reading 16.1%. the gdp is the broadest measure of the u.s. scope and economy. investors and u.s. businesses were in part responsible for the number. the dow swung triple digits every day by thursday, two up and two down and falling nearly 200 points later in the week on deutsche bank. that's a large european bank. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 pretty much followed suits. stocks were higher though on friday. pending home sales fell in august to their lowest level since january. those are contracts to buy previously owned homes, and that decline largely came because there just aren't enough homes to sell. tight inventory is an issue across all parts of the housing market, and it's not exactly a swan song

i agree with dr. bell we are not only our chromosomes either. when i think about this race as not only as a woman, but a woman who had a small business, a woman who has two children, two adult children who have to go out in the world, make their way and a whole generation we are looking at who are going to face much reduced circumstances. i have to look at these candidates in a number of ways, including very much on the policies they represent. it insults me as a woman to think i would vote for hillary clinton merely because she is a woman. >> i think it is a characteristic and positive of this generation who are refusing to be fat shamed, body shamed. >> i agree. nobody should be. >> is this a good strategy for her to gather that kind of vote in an area where she is struggling? >> absolutely. i think a lot of millennials, they are soft on secretary clinton. particularly compared with where they were with president obama in '08 and 2012. an easier target audience are millennial women because at the end of the day she is a woman. there is a share

dr. devi bell, crowned miss america who is now a veterinarian. donald trump was a judge when you were competing. >> yes. >> what interaction did you have with him? >> of urse, there was no interactions with any of the judges as i was competing. there is a tradition at that time, whatever hotel the contestant who won was staying in, she would get upgraded to a high roller suite. i was staying in a trump hotel. he volunteered to escort me and my family and the friends with me to my high roller suite. he was very lovely. he was very gracious. he asked if there was anything i wanted in my youthful ignorance what i asked for was pizza because what is starving at the time. he called a friend and got him out of bed and asked him to make a pizza. that was my interaction with him. >> his commentary about weight and repeatedly doing so, and it's part of the campaign as we start a new month here. what is your perspective on the way he is reacting to, well, her body? >> there's a long list of emotions i feel. let me just say, it's frustrating. i'm exasperate

dr. debbie turner bell, crowned miss america in 1990, now a veterinarian and a broadcast journalist.ous why you were crowned miss america. my goodness, you look beautiful today. >> oh, thank you. >> let's talk about donald trump. he was a judge at your miss america pageant. i'm curious about your experience with him. >> yes, of course as a contestant i didn't have any interaction with him at all but when i won it was the tradition at the time the contestant who won the pageant, whatever hotel they were staying in, they would be upgraded to a high roller suite. i was staying in a trump hotel. he found out about what somehow and volunteered to escort me and my group, my family and friends, to my high roller suite. and he was very kind and very gracious. he asked me if there was anything i wanted or needed and i was young and skinny and hungry so i asked for pizza and he called a friend of his that owned a pizzeria, got him out of bed to make a pepperoni pizza for me. so he was very gracious and my interaction with him at that time 26 years or so ago was very positive. >> why do you thi

bell grande dr. the area was shut down for hours. an elderly woman in a chevy van rear-ended a motorcyclist at a red light and then smashed into another minivan pick the biker is in critical condition. impairment has not been ruled out for people reported the elderly woman driving erratically before that crash. >>> in less than two hours subcontractors in the southeast valley will face questions after a roof collapsed on a church under construction. the church in queen creek collapsed injuring several workers. the framing of the church had been sub kron -- subcontracted to an unlicensed entity. they also found seven other violations. today's hearing begins at 1:00. >>> who can forget these? wickenburg underwater. that is tough flooding from july of last year. today the homes that were in that path will be demolished. homeowners from part of the voluntary once the properties cleared out the town will take ownership and they will keep that area clear. it is not safe to rebuild on that same property. >>> the semester is half over but fo

[elevator bell dings] - hello, i'm dr. tillman, here to see leila smith. dr. adalian asked me to check the status of her bronchitis. - she's pretty well over that by now. - nonetheless. do you have her chart for me? [key card system beeps] - here she is. - [coos] - no parents listed. - oh, leila's a safe-haven baby. dr. adalian himself found her outside the clinic. - so who applied for her social security number? - that was me. i wanted to be sure the state knew who leila was, even if her own parents didn't care. normally she'd be given up for adoption by now, but she had medical issues like her bronchitis. she'll find a home soon. - hello, leila. now who in the world would want to hurt you? - [coos] - we're here for leila smith. here to transfer her to another clinic. - mr. reese, i think i have a situation. - me too. i have to get back to you. - this way. - looks like an accident. - go around them. - please, can you help us? - keep going. [engine revs up]

bell. hey, do we have any more dr pepper? (?pepper? echoes) guess i'll just drink this. nooooooo! hey, thanks, man. you invented the playoff. >> steve: baylor has scored 13 unanswered points to take their biggest lead of this afternoon into the early texas evening. there you see charlie's record when trailing after the third quarter. >> brian: first time for everything. >> steve: looking iffer a signature win, >> brian: just looking for a win. >> steve: any kind of win will do. in texas. they got all the alum, the boosters here this weekend for this one. here's warrick, out to the 15. trying to make the big return play, he's out to the 21 yard line. take a look at today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. i use the term good hands sort of loosely there. >> brian: change it to the good feet play. that. wow. >> brian: that looked like 41 inches right there. >> steve: right. and poor dylan haines, how many times is he going to have to see that? >> brian: that's going to be a poster, no question. >> steve: buechele off the play fake, he's throwing. too high, in the hands of

bell. hey, do we have any more dr pepper? (?pepper? echoes) shh! i gotta go. what is it, larry? guess i'll just drink this. nooooooo! hey, thanks, man. you invented the playoff. >> steve: baylor has scored 13 unanswered points to take their biggest lead of this afternoon into the early texas evening. there you see charlie's record when trailing after the third quarter. >> brian: first time for everything. >> steve: looking iffer a signature win, a comeback win. >> brian: just looking for a win. >> do. in texas. they got all the alum, the boosters here this weekend for this one. here's warrick, out to the 15. trying to make the big return play, he's out to the 21 yard line. take a look at today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. i use the term good hands sort of loosely there. >> brian: change it to the good feet play. >> steve: check with allstate on that. >> brian: that looked like 41 inches right there. >> steve: right. and poor dylan haines, how many times is he going to have to see that? >> brian: that's going to be a poster, no question. >> steve: buechele off th

bell. hey, do we have any more dr pepper? (?pepper? echoes) guess i'll just drink this. nooooooo! hey, thanks, man. you inve the playoff. >> steve: baylor has scored 13 unanswered points to take their biggest lead of this afternoon into the early texas evening. there you see charlie's record when trailing after the third quarter. >> brian: first time for everything. >> steve: looking iffer a signature win, a comeback win. >> steve: any kind of win will do. in texas. they got all the alum, the boosters here this weekend for this one. here's warrick, out to the 15. trying to make the big return play, he's out to the 21 yard line. take a look at today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. i use the term good hands sort of loosely there. >> brian: change it to the good feet play. >> steve: check with allstate on >> brian: that looked like 41 inches right there. >> steve: right. and poor dylan haines, how many times is he going to have to see that? >> brian: that's going to be a poster, no question. >> steve: buechele off the play fake, he's throwing. too high, in the hands of

bell. hey, do we have any more dr pepper? (?pepper? echoes) guess i'll just drink this. nooooooo! hey, thanks, man. you invented the playoff. >> steve: baylor has scored 13 unanswered points to take their biggest lead of this afternoon into the early texas evening. there you see charlie's record when trailing after the third quarter. >> brian: first time for everything. >> steve: looking iffer a signature win, a comeback win. >> brian: jus l >> steve: any kind of win will do. in texas. they got all the alum, the boosters here this weekend for this one. here's warrick, out to the 15. trying to make the big return play, he's out to the 21 yard line. take a look at today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. i use the term good hands sort of loosely there. >> brian: change it to the good feet play. >> steve: check with allstate on >> brian: that looked like 41 inches right there. >> steve: right. and poor dylan haines, how many times is he going to have to see that? >> brian: that's going to be a poster, no question. >> steve: buechele off the play fake, he's throwing. too hi

bell. [bong] hey, do we have any more dr pepper? ("pepper" echoes) shh! i gotta go. what is it, larry?! hey, thanks, man. you invented the playoff. yeah, and you've got a really steep driveway. >> steve: baylor has scored 13 unanswered points to take their biggest lead of this afternoon into the early texas evening. there you see charlie's record when trailing after the third quarter. >> brian: first time for everything. >> steve: looking iffer a signature win, a comeback win. >> brian: just looking for a win. >> steve: any kind of win will do. in texas. they got all the alum, the boosters here this weekend for this one. here's warrick, out to the 15. trying to make the big return play, he's out to the 21 yard line. take a look at today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. i use the term good hands sort of loosely there. >> brian: change it to the good feet play. >> steve: check with allstate on that. wow. >> brian: that looked like 41 inches right there. >> steve: right. and poor dylan haines, how many times is he going to have to see that? >> brian: that's going to be a post

bell. hey, do we have any more dr pepper? (?pepper? echoes) shh! i gotta go. what is it, larry? guess i'll just drink this. nooooooo! hey, thanks, man. you invented the playoff. >> steve: baylor has scored 13 unanswered points to take their biggest lead of this afternoon into the early texas evening. there you see charlie's record when trailing after the third quarter. >> brian: first time for everything. >> steve: looking iffer a signature win, a comeback win. >> brian: just looking for a win. >> steve: any kin do. in texas. they got all the alum, the boosters here this weekend for this one. here's warrick, out to the 15. trying to make the big return play, he's out to the 21 yard line. take a look at today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. i use the term good hands sort of loosely there. >> brian: change it to the good feet play. >> steve: check with allstate on that. >> brian: that looked like 41 inches right there. >> steve: right. and poor dylan haines, how many times is he going to have to see that? >> brian: that's going to be a poster, no question. >> steve:

bell. hey, do we have any more dr pepper? (?pepper? echoes) shh! i gotta go. what is it, larry? guess i'll just drink this. nooooooo! hey, thanks, man. you invented the playoff. >> steve: baylor has scored 13 unanswered points to take their biggest lead of this afternoon into the early texas evening. there you see charlie's record when trailing after the third quarter. >> brian: first time for everything. >> steve: looking iffer a signature win, a comeback win. >> brian: just looking for a win. >> steve: any kind o do. in texas. they got all the alum, the boosters here this weekend for this one. here's warrick, out to the 15. trying to make the big return play, he's out to the 21 yard line. take a look at today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. i use the term good hands sort of loosely there. >> brian: change it to the good feet play. >> steve: check with allstate on that. >> brian: that looked like 41 inches right there. >> steve: right. and poor dylan haines, how many times is he going to have to see that? >> brian: that's going to be a poster, no question. >> stev

bell. [bong] hey, do we have any more dr pepper? ("pepper" echoes) shh! i gotta go. what is it, larry?! hey, thanks, man. you invented the playoff. yeah, and you've got a really steep driveway. >> steve: baylor has scored 13 unanswered points to take their biggest lead of this afternoon into the early texas evening. there you see charlie's record when trailing after the third quarter. >> brian: first time for everything. >> steve: looking iffer a signature win, a comeback win. >> brian: just looking for a win. >> steve: any kind of win will do. in texas. they got all the alum, the boosters here this weekend for this one. here's warrick, out to the 15. trying to make the big return play, he's out to the 21 yard line. take a look at today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. i use the term good hands sort of loosely there. >> brian: change it to the good feet play. >> steve: check with allstate on that. wow. >> brian: that looked like 41 inches right there. >> steve: right. and poor dylan haines, how many times is he going to have to see that? >> brian: that's going to be a post

dr. steven klasko. appreciate you being here. i hope they're listening. >>> closing bell in seven minutes.ain right now, 32 points for the dow. as the indians face off against the cub byes in game 2 of the historic world series, one sector is hitting a home run on wall street. should you behind names in that sector? 6 billion-dollar man hank smith of haverford, with his picks gunning for the trophy. countdown coming right back. don't go away. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. so what else is new? humm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on

bell hood about that east of atlanta july 22. that is the story of the war. see you around. [applause] >> does anyone have any questions for dr. and should? -- dr. edge? >> i think we discussed this a bit this morning and one of the other big differences, by this time a lot of shermans men have repeaters. how much of an impact do you think that had? >> i do not know how many of those guys had repeating rifles. some of spriggs' guys at decatur had repeating rifles. i do not give preponderance or raw number of repeating rifles in the 15th, 16th, 17th core. thanks very much, that is worth looking up later. >> we know that the audience is well in need of air-conditioning and hydration when after the first question, the audience is fairly flagged and exhausted. [laughter] [applause] you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter at the spent history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. at 9:00 p.m.ht eastern on afterwards, she talks about her life and experiences as an undocumented immigrant in her book "my unde

bell la early on. friday morning, it looks damp. you'll wake up to low clouds, and those clouds will stay with us are dr. some showers inland. we may see some downpours, an isolated thunderstorm possible on friday. the heaviest rain comes through friday evening. there may be some lingering showers on friday. most of inch of rain. a little bit of a dent to the drought conditions here. 50s for the upcoming weekend. brighter on sunday. mid 50s on monday, and hays in the upper 40 rs. >> take a look. this is the expressway as you make your cay into town. all the way up through the split, up past columbia road. past columbia road. there's an accident on the southbound side, take it easy on that area. >> and ran into the front liver's restaurant. as you can see, the damage is estimate. one person went to the hospital, we're told, the injuries are minor. >>> 6:47 right now. our other top stories this morning, right now, police are looking r man working on his car. >> this happened last night. the 49-year-old man was hit. he was rushed to boston medical center. >>> a 14-year-old freshman at brockton high school was hit and killed by

bell. i think this is the most important earnings report of the whole lot. let's see how it transpires. who is with us. ashley, liz, larry at the exchange, drarton here in new york. i'm going to start with tesla, yes, they did actually make some money, i think it's the first quarterly profit. spell it out, how did they do it liz: sold 139 million worth of tax pollution credit california asked for. stuart: for cash? liz: for cash. can i do a backup here? this is only the second time in 13 years they've booked a quarterly profit since it launched in 2003. so they have been doing a severe cash burn and they need a lot of the tax subsidies to get the sales in the door. stuart: they've got to keep them flowing. what have you got? >> that wasn't the only accounting tweak they did. they pushed much of their capital expenditures and it's up triple where it was last year. they're doing some accounting tricks still shorts the stock. stuart: the market does not listen to us, me in particular. i've called bt barnum-- >> p.t. barnum on autopilot. stuart: you're a virtual reality guy-- >> i'm a tesla owner, i have the car. stuart: oh. >> so i love the ca