and then there's dudley..... he takes care of the elderley.... "i'm upset because i'm a caregiver and i take care of these people and i can't do anything" dudley says he waited for a shuttle for hour today and it never came. "i'm stuck right here in this corner and i can't do anything unless i want to walk two miles" dudley is fed up because he feels he can't do his job.... but he has a suggestion for festival organizers. "if they would just let us have a beeline straight through....some kind of special walk way or something that the residents can get to the markets and get what we need" life is beautiful organizers say they sent a letter to everyone in downtown las vegas to explain bus routes.. up times. there is also a community hotline number for anyone who has additional questions. viz) nevada senate candidate joe heck and his family are apologizing tonight..... for their son's comments... on the internet!!! 13 action news.... political analyst... jon ralston takes a closer look.... at what was said. trouble tonight for republican senate cand

in just a few minutes, more on the outlook for oil with top dudley. .- bob dudley he joins us in an exclusiveview. let's check the headlines on first word news. peres is hospitalized after suffering a stroke. a spokeswoman says he is sedated and on a respirator. held virtually every senior political office in israel over seven-day guides -- seven decades. of israel'sead national security council is in washington to sign a defense aid package. they are expected to sign the deal this week to replace a long-standing pack to that provided $3 billion in annual aid. donald trump will unveil proposals to make childcare more affordable for working families. republican presidential nominee is expected to call for guaranteeing new mothers six weeks of paid maternity leave. he is also expected to discuss creation of a new dependent care savings account that would allow families to set aside money for their children or elderly parents. meantime, hillary clinton's edge over mr. trump's twinkling. in the latest poll, 48% of ,egistered voters favor clinton 44% for trump. clinton's lead is even smaller and a

and also jared dudley. back in 2010 when dudley was on the team, that went to had the perfect role coming off the bench. safe to say his role will be different. >> leadership, that is where i think this team has been lacking. stay focused and be a pro in and out. and when it comes to offensively, it showing how to play basketball. >> the suns will be here all week long with their preseason opener coming up monday night at talking stick arena against the spurs. he's going to bring that to the a live look from our news chopper. look at what is heading down to the south. lowing dust advisory. the southern tip of the maricopa county. until 7 pm tonight. horrible timing for the evening commute. if you have travel plans, a be heading toward tucson, you could see dust on the roadway. is a bill -- visibility is not a huge issue yet. it's down tot it's getting thicker as this continues to approach the valley. let's show you the culprit of all of this. there is the storm starting to push through casagrande. interstat

. >> there are too old faces on the team, leandra barbosa and jared dudley. back in 2010, when dudley was on the team that went to the western conference finals, he had the perfect role coming off the bench. safe to say his role this year will be a bit different. >> leadership is what the team was lacking the last couple it comes to offense, it shows you how to play basketball. >> the suns will be here all week long with their preseason opener monday night at talking stick resort arena against the san antonio spurs. >> good stuff. finally, the diamondbacks in dc. jean segura leads off with a home on but not a good sign as a home run leads to matt cooke taking a no-hitter. the nationals bats exploded and anthony rendon launches a three- >>> i am heidi goitia tracking traffic for you tomorrow. just a reminder, we do have closures on i-17 southbound at seventh avenue. expect construction between seventh avenue and seventh street. the parallel roadway, the frontage road, will also be closed through the end of the will not impact a ton of people but if you have an

. >> there are too old faces on the team, leandra barbosa and jared dudley. back in 2010, when dudley was on the team that went to the western conference finals, he had the perfect role coming off the bench. safe to say his role this year will be a bit different. >> leadership is what the team was lacking the last couple years. stay focused, it comes to offense, it shows you how to play basketball. >> the suns will be here all week long with their preseason opener monday night at talking san antonio spurs. >> good stuff. finally, the diamondbacks in dc. jean segura leads off with a home on but not a good sign as a home run leads to matt cooke taking a no-hitter. the nationals bats exploded and anthony rendon launches a three- run homer. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special inte

the road is closed between parker street and dudley road. traffic is backed up to chestnut street because of eastbound because of this accident, over half an hour. major delays because of. this back to you guys. >> sarah: also on 7: a well-known police chief in gloucester off the job. chief leonard campanello was recently honored at the white house for his effort to fight the opioid crisis. but now he is under investigation. victoria warren live in gloucester with more. >> reporter: sarah, this afternoon there are a lot o is going on. but they are not releasing any details. not giving specifics about what this internal investigation is about. or how long they expect it to take. nationally recognized gloucester police chief leonard campanello suddenly off the job. placed on paid administrative leave by city officials. the mayor breaking the news to the chief on tuesday. but publicly, only saying there is an internal investigation. the fight against opioid addiction. he launched the police department's angel program and the acclaimed police-as

and bp ceo bob dudley. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg, i'm vonnie quinn.s is your global business report. vonnie: a top executive at volkswagen admits the company has major challenges following the emissions scandal. will $20 billion be enough to put the scandal to rest? star board takes a stake in the company and outlines suggestions. vonnie: in today's quick take. argentina may be veering under a different direction -- the philippines have been veering under a different direction. a top volkswagen executive admits the company isn't close to repairing the damage caused by the emissions scandal. says the worst is behind . it. >> we are trying to provide solutions, technical solutions to our customers and regulators. we have to regain the trust. we need to work very hard and we do work very hard. we are making progress, but we are far from fully overcoming the crisis. it is a long way to go. vonnie: he also said it is not clear whether the $20 billion that vw has earmarked to pay for this will be enough. linda and praxair -- linde and praxair have ended the

the fact that we have heard nothing from bill dudley that the fed is more likely to wait. vonnie: if you did get a market increase, would there be financial market turmoil? quite sure. it will cause market volatility, and the fed would prefer to avoid that. at this point i think it would be pretty difficult to that thes more likely to wait. convince the markets they are going to go in september. they have a lot more time to do so for december. vonnie: do we need to be concerned about the labor market indicators that are pointing to more week this? this fluctuates from month to month. we had some really bad numbers for a while. if this were to person -- were to persist, it would be reason for concern. openings.cord job that means that businesses want to hire. they just need to find the right people. that seems to be more of the problem than the fact that there are jobs out there to be had. that is ward macarthur, commenting on the beige book out today. the word to remember from that is modest. it the business of sharing is set to soar. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bl

the reason alyssa dudley's own mother says that melissa dome's actions have given her daughter a reason to live again. you'll see that full story on our annual special "taking action against domestic violence" set for wednesday october 12th at 7:00 p.m. this year we are devoting the entire hour to celebrating everyday heroes just like domestic violence. as we do each year we build this campaign around the statewide domestic violence hotline, if you or someone you know is in a dv situation call the state domestic violence hotline for health. we have a full listing of the full local domestic violence centers and resources for you on-line at >>> we are off to another hot and steamy day ahead. we'll have the west-to-east moving showers and storms so coastline, you've got a burst in the inland areas getting them later this afternoon but only 30% coverage. >>> how many times have you been out with your kids and asked them what they want to snarky answer. i don't know or care. >> something that is not at the restaurant? i'm not hungry. >> well, if i can see the next line it's -- one restaurant

and watching an accident on route 9 eastbound by dudley to 128. and also a crash on 93 south by 110, another by river road and as you travel farther south another accident on 128 southbound in redding by route 28. trains and buses are running on schedule. >> we're following breaking news out of france. prosecutors say that eight more people were arrested in connection to that july terrorist attack in nice. 31-year-old mohammed bouhlel drove a truck the field day. they say the new suspects are linked to the attacker. 86 people were killed, including three americans. >> new revelations hours after the capture of a bombing suspect. >> a note mentioning the marijuana -- marathon bombers. here's more. reporter: the handwritten note that did not explode. mention of the tsarnaev brothers revealed after this capture of ahmed rahami on monday, they have not connected him to a larger network at this point but over the last few years he took trips to afghanistan as well as pakistan. his friends telling authorities he came back a changed man. two police offic

liz: bill dudley said that, then we have james bullard, that was august 16th. i think a september rate hike is possible. james bullard of the st. louis fed, september might be a good time. and dennis lockhart saying i'm sure we've got to start doing this. i fear, jon, i know the fed is in a tough position but fear the transparency era ushered in by ben bernanke has really created a monster. these independent voices are a confusing c confusing cacophony for the investor right now? >> that is something we have to ask janet yellen in her press conference next week. yellen is in part to blame, he was out there herself saying the case had strength end for a rate move. and the result of an economy that never cooperates with the fed's own forecast. they're expecting inflation to pick up. expecting 2% growth. expecting unemployment rate to fall. the unemployment rate hasn't fallen. liz: it's always something. >> inflation isn't rising to their forecast. they're changing their minds because the numbers aren't coming in the way we expected it. liz: we got charles payne i

perhaps you passed through dudley square this week and saw a giant billboard on the sidewalk in front of the boston public library. it is the newest installation. the piece is called "public trust. promise and the promise will be published on the billboard. one of the things of importance is to think about the value of our own work. >> a new public art product that i've made. public trust asks us to examine what can be kept, what is promised and what is fact and what will never come true? people will be able to come and make their promises public. they will be published on a giant 16 foot board. people's promises will be contrasted with thomases that happen in public made by scientists, politicians, government and by the weather report. good? please come in the last week of august and the first two weeks of september. >> my plan is to continue bringing contemporary public art to boston. >> we are joined now by kate colbert and the public trust ambassador. welcome to you both. looking splendid in the color purple. >> we are working hard to use public art to create dialogue. there is a

paul dudley white examines eisenhower, tells people in the white house, we would be lucky if he lives long enough for a first term. there was no question that in his mind, that if eisenhower lived enough to survive, he would have to live a quiet life. the problem was, eisenhower liked being president. [laughter] mrs. eisenhower liked being first lady. there were a whole bunch of eisenhower friends, cronies, associates who had pretty good jobs as a result of the eisenhower administration. they wanted to keep him. what actually happened is both a fascinating story and a scandal. the political people around eisenhower beat up on paul dudley white so badly, he winds up signing a public letter stating the polar opposite of what he actually believes. he signs a public letter saying that eisenhower is a good candidate for a second term in the white house. there's another problem, which is that all those tv reporters were pretty aggressive, and they wanted to know a lot about eisenhower's health. they were sticking their noses in all sorts of places the administration did not want them to be.

bill dudley could join her and james bullard could go either way. he is possible. i have -- i don't know where jay is. >> your headline is liesman, cole, and i think they might do it. >> i wish i could be more definitive. can i ask you a question? >> sure. >> you thought it was a trading event. are you saying it was not a fundamental event? you say it was just traders weak positioning or was it a reaction to the fed? >> i think it was -- i think it's clearly traders repositioning market right now in terms of volatility. >> the feeling on friday was that the fed could hike a quarter point and the world as we know it would end. >> that's the way the markets seemed to act. >> the market is not acting assist if it anything. it's machines trading with machines, and then at the fringes you see some people reacting to what the machines are doing. >> you are not forced at gunpoint. you are not at gunpoint forced to react to one day's tooit, and i will remind everyone here at the table, probably you know this as well, we have had 30 instances of negative 2.5% days in the s&

two adults were injured when that red car believed to be a dudley road. the two passengers had to be extricated. there was entrapment. the jaws of life for used to get the door open and get them to brigham and women's hospital. eastbound of route 9 is now closed from parker street and langley road. traffic on the westbound side still moving but there is rubbernecking. the fire truck, state police them all investigate this scene. ha at a lot of wires down. it appears the poll is snapped in half. i don't know if you can see from this vantage point but from what i am looking at -- but from what i am looking at it is leaning down onto some power lines. two adults in that vehicle taken to brigham and women's hospital with serious injuries after a single car crash into a utility pole on route 9 eastbound in was hit by a car. erika: let's get to antoinette antonio with new information from that scene. antoinette: we just got that new information just about one minute ago. we learned this was a two-year-old boy. terrifying moments for this family as that little b

dudley beats hillside. >> we aren't even close to being finished. we still have an in-depth break down of the game of the week. all that and more coming up after this. out to the cleveland rams twitter. they gave us a personal look at the team huddle. >> as you saw earlier wakefield able to pick up a win in the gam week. e with showed you the highlights but our todd begins had a front row seat and part of the game that you didn't see. >> reporter: wakefield features one of the most dynamic quarterbacks matthew mckay. the difference in this game the spartan quarterback could generate no offense. wakefield would get all the points they need. off target with their passes. southern receivers could not haul it in. the wolverines defense was against as well. mckay throws a late touchdown pass. 21-3 wakefield. spartans could not hit pay dirt. >> a week from today it gets no easier from southern. meanwhile wake field hopes to >> every week we see a ton of good of good plays and great ones. we found three as our nominees for this week's play of the week. you

the reason that alyssa dudley's own mom says that melissa uger's life. s saved her the full story coming up on the taking action against domestic violence special on october 12th at 7:00 p.m. we're devoting to celebrating everyday heroes like melissa who go above and beyond in the fight against domestic violence. you can fight against domestic violence yourself. if your omeone you know is in a dv situation, hotline on your screen. we also have a full list of resources for you online at abcactionnews.com/dv. >> i've been arrested and all of these charges on me. >> arrested for something she tonight the rising crime trend. who is most at risk and what you can do to protect yourself. >>> and he tried to teach a class a lesson. it didn't work out the way he planned. the controversial example that got a teacher booted from the classroom. >>> plus, no place to go. a popular haunted attraction will not be open this year. coming up at 6:00, the reason that local charities will be >> medical identity theft is a crime on the rise right now. stolen medical informat

perhaps you passed through dudley square this week and saw a giant billboard on the sidewalk in front of the boston public library. it is the newest installation. the piece is called "public trust.

police say the man was shot in the leg on dudley street just before 9:00 last night. the victim also rushed to bmc, treated for non-life-threatening they've identified a suspect in that shooting. >> a third man is charged in connection with an everett murder investigation. a 22-year-old man was arraigned today accused of murdering another man back in january. the suspect who can't be seen in the video from the courtroom, allegedly shot and killed a 19-year-old man back in january. two 17-year-old men were also charged in the murder earlier this year. in court today a prosecutor says a gun. >> two months later he was arrested in chelsea for possession of a loaded firearm similar to the gun that may have been used in this case, which was not found. there's testing being done on that gun. >> the suspect is being held without bail, he'll appear back in court on october 28th. >>> a woman makes a long-distance call for help to police on cape cod but officers soon realize something isn't quite right. not just because of her car accident, but she was looking for police in gla

richard: interesting, bob dudley talking about the oil market. the first to say it will be lower for longer. but not forever. now he is saying the market is already in balance, different from what we heard yesterday from the iaea. what we do know for sure is that we have a glut. let's check the glut-o-meter. an inverse relationship between the blue line and the white line, which is the brent crude price. we will get u.s. inventories at 3:30 p.m. london time . the estimate earlier in the week, when we did a bloomberg survey, was 4 million barrels per day. api gave us the industry data yesterday, and they say they see a rise of 1.40 4 million barrels per day, which means more of a glut, which means prices should fall. of course that should be priced in. let me show you one other thing here which is pretty interesting. doha fits intoow all of this. this is a look at short, the white line, and the wci price, the blue line. we're always asking ourselves, what will happen in doha? will they agree on a freeze? chris had a great note -- it doesn't matter

reopened eastbound near dudley road. electric crews have been working to secure wires. paramedics took two people to the hospital with minors injury. checking out our morning commute, just outside the city, 93 south on zakim very quiet. 93 south through andover and woo whew looks great. the express -- woburn looks great. normal drive times all 17-year-old from beverly arrested accused of stabbing someone. police say the teen went into a home on living stone avenue, demanded money, and then stabbed a 25-year-old man. that victim was taken to the hospital. police and k9 units from several towns tracked down the suspect in a nearby backyard. he will be arraigned in salem juvenile court today. >>> this morning month, crews armed with sonar equipment will be back at great harry pond a recovery mission. he was swimming yesterday when strong winds blew a boat away. rescue boats, divers and a coast guard helicopter searched the area for hours yesterday. people who live nearby the lake say those crews face some challenges. >> there is sections that is over 100-foot where they're

another on dudley street, a third on boston street. the "globe" says the man was killed around 8:00. the victim was taken to boston medical center but he later died. investigators have not made an arrest in this case. according to the "globe," police say this was the 24th deadly shooting in boston this year. officers are also looking into reports of shots being fired on rockland street. bullet holes were found in area appears to have been injured in the shooting. and finally, the "globe" says, a man who was injured in the shooting on dudley street is expected to survive. they say the man was hit in the leg at around 8:30. this victim was also taken to boston medical center. officers have not said that they have identified a suspect in that shooting. now, all of these cases are developing stories, so when we get more information, we'll bring it right to you. for now live outside boston police headquarters, john cuoco, >> sarah: right now a little boy is in the hospital after being struck in the street. the two-year-old was hit by a car

and then there's an accident at route 9 eastbound and dudley road. a couple accidents north, as well, popping up, including the one in methuen that's still there at 93 southbound at 110. an a water main break you're dealing with in chelsea that's still causing some problems on 16 westbound and route 1. only one lane open because of that water main break. let's will be at you drive times really quickly. 25 minutes. 12 minutes, 128 to 93. ou 128 to the zakim. >> christa: chris, thank you. new information in the terror takedown. according to reports, the suspect made mention of the boston marathon bomber in a note left by one of the bombs that he allegedly planted. right now he's in the hospital after getting into a shoot-out with police. >> sarah: we have you covered this morning. byron barnett has more on the ties to the marathon, but we start with dan hausle live in new york with the very latest. dan? i would have been hit by some of the flying glass that you can still find around here. behind me you can still see evidence of the explosion. this is a

dudley said i wanted, so i think it will happen. in aho do not rate increase in two weeks by the fed, i think that is living at the peak. angie: kind of like that murky shot. still waiting for it to land. just like this landing of the fed rate hike, but at the end of the day, williams only is dismissing the u.s. jobs report, which was disappointing, because he said we are at full employment in the u.s. glass half full or half empty? as far as the fed is concerned, it is half full meaning the economy is doing ok. the rate hike is priced in. it does not matter what the data says. they will painted in a different color. thee: let's talk about fixed income space, looking for yields, everything holding pat, waiting for an anticipated move or not by the fed, oecd bonds, you don't like them. >> no. findinghere are you yield in the fixed income space? >> emerging-market debt. angie: what currency? and local denominated currency? absolutely. 25 basis points is priced into the market. rock thehink that will emerging currency so much. in the e

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council person dudley said it is everyone's problem. they are showing unity for the region. we appreciate it. >> it is all giving back to your community. you don't draw a border line. >> with the clean up down, it and while most waited for the city and took care of it themselves today, there was a resident with a friend a street away built this. and the names of all of the victims are reached in stone. and they share it with the neighbors and victim's families. >> and for those who wanted to see it done. the transformation is just overwhelming >> cleveland 19. >> anchor: councilman kenneth johnson said the lot was transferred for the development project a week ago. and he says they will meet their october 28th deadline. local unions are marking labor day weekend with activities all over north ohio. festival today to honor working americans and unions contributions to our country. and cleveland city council decided to keep the minimum wage below $15. and they are raising awareness about increasing it. >> it stimulates the economy to keep them to purchase and buy and grow thei

. >> this was made by alyssa dudley. she took all pictures from prior years. it's just really exciting to excited she is to be part of the campaign this year. >> when do we reveal the officer of the year? >> this is year six. we will be revealing our taking action against the domestic violence officer of the year on monday on launch day. >> great. >> new this year, our officer we've gotten nominations from all across the viewing area. >> and this is honoring everyday heroes. it's so sweet. >> that's right. you know it's not all about money. we heard that again and again from the advocat home by bringing you examples by people who stepped up and volunteered their time or talents to make a really big difference in the life of a survivor. so we're excited. >> you pour so much of yourself into the campaign. thank you. >> lots of coffee. [ laughter ] >> get your purple ready. i know you've already started. get your purple ready for monday. take pictures and send them to us. we want to post them on our social media platform. we'll be right back. >>> closed captionin

the vp of bob dudley and much more. >> i will be looking at retail sales on thursday.0% donny: i'm donny deutsch. john: with all due respect the donald trump, at least he didn't take the least credible doctor. ♪ >> almost done, almost done. ♪ john: great to see you.

this one from morgan dudley who tweeted this, oom-pompa loompas dancing. >> i thought they looked likeat's because i was hungry. >> i am not a fan of those either. >> the royal family the children we cannot get enough of. here they were having a blast at the party. >> folks on social media are gushing over a children's party because prince george and princess charlotte were in attendance. they were having a ball at a military event. princess charlotte had a blast playing with balloons and prince george went for a pony ride. i want to be as excited for anything as prince charlotte is. this is the first time the princess has been seen walking and talking in public. >> do we know what she said? >> she said puff. >> she looks exactly like queen elizabeth at that age. >> prince george and princess charlotte look so much alike they could be twins. >> good to see you this morning. thank you. >> 18 minutes after the top of the hour. the shocking ride of unruly passengers 35,000 feet up. >> hollywood liberals so afraid of trump winning the election they are hiding out in luxury bunkers to prote

we have got exclusive interviews bob the president, macri, dudley, and more. i amemann i john heilemann. .ark: and i am mark halperin for those who think they have a body -- thanks, guys. we will take it from here. ♪ a beautiful day in new york, and we are feeling great. we are not trying to get too grossly generalist it, as we look at what is defining the presidential race. one poorly

. >>> looking for answers and that dudley new jersey commuter train crash, what deadly dose what investigatorse looking into this morning. "mornings at 2" continues. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us on this friday morning, september 30, the last day of the month. i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. we have steve paulson, the king of all weather. >> [ laughter ] >>> so, my loyal subjects, it will be cooler today. we started that yesterday for many coastal areas and even inland. we will not hit anything higher than the 70s today even for the inland locations. santa rosa will go 70, concord 72. i find that hard to believe. livermore down to 73 and san jose is looking at 70. there will be upper 60s in areas that were about 95 a couple of days ago. the good news for firefighters is it is cooler and i humidity of fire. there's a possibility of rain up north on sunday or monday. however, the wind gusts are there, 26 to 35 out of travis in vacaville

police say the man was shot in the leg on dudley street just before 9:00 last night. the victim was rushed to boston medical center and treated for nonlife threatening injuries. investigators haven't said if they have identified a suspect in that shooti is in the hospital with serious injury after he was hit by a car in brockton. nicole oliverio live in brockton where she spoke with that boy's grandfather this morning. nicole? >> sarah the boy's grandfathers taking his other grandchildren to school. he then heading to ms general hospital where the 2-year-old parents have been overnight. they are hoping he can recover. this as police continue to poll. 2-year-old naden was hit by a car just feet from his front door. >> the boy's grandfather told us he survived the night at mass general hospital but the boy has brain swelling and isn't sure if his condition is improving. >> i don't know. my daughter said we last night on market street. family friends say the boy's parents were close by and rushed to their son. his mother hysterical as they placed him in the ambulance. i

more volume here with a crash on 95 northbound, and another accident on route 9 east, this one by dudley road, and then 93 south side heavy by 110 with a crash on the shoulder. >> thank you, the mbta is considering replacing 86 red line trains set to 200 million overhaul. that would mean the line could carry 50% more passengers. and amazon is eyeing denham as a place for a new retail store. denham would join just three other locations in the country. more coming up in the next hour and if you are heading out on the go you can watch us on the we dance on the salsa team together, and it's like a lot of power in what we wear. when we're practicing if i don't feel good in what i'm wearing i don't look good. t.j.maxx has that variety. i can get a lot for my money. it's like "yay t.j.maxx!" if you're feeling it, just go for it, don't wait. every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. this year alone, charter schools will take more than 400 million dollars away from neighborhood public schools. that's not right. instead

police say the man was shot in the leg on dudley street just before 9:00 last night. the victim was rushed to boston medical center and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. investigators have not said if they have identified a suspect in the shooting. >> nancy: the family of a new hampshire woman who was raped and murdered now court to try to reverse an order to unseal records of the victim's past sexual history. the controversial order comes as her murderer appeals his conviction. advocates say the court order is in direct opposition of the rape shield law to protect a victim's privacy. >> sarah: the election just 48 days away. after taking a day off to prepare for next week's debate, hillary clinton is heading to florida to lay out her donald trump will be in ohio with running mate mike pence. a day after attacking clinton as the ultimate insider and friend of the rich. this comes after trump's campaign was criticized for defending donald trump, jr.'s tweet comparing syrian refugees to a bowl of skittles. as election day gets closer, massachusetts officials wa

straight ahead, more compelling conversations with leaders in business and politics, including bob dudley marc benioff. and controversial brexit advocate nigel farage. big names take on the week's hottest topics. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is a wonderful phrase. you and i were chatting about it, ticking time bombs in europe. from the broader perspective, where are the ticking time bombs? is it banks? is it leverage? is it those debt-laden companies? >> right, when i said this, i was referring to the companies that have been piling a lot of debt on the balance sheet on the back of financially engineered statements. that is still the case. i think one of the major issues in europe, it is what made it interesting to us and still remains, is investors in europe aren't doing the hard work of trying to dig into those financial statements and understanding the economic realities that lie beneath. meanwhile, companies are borrowing at extremely cheap rates. and these pressures just build up until one day, they become a problem. ramy: that was a legendary short-seller carson block speaking his

dudley and then fisher who is the intellectual powerhouse he's one that other fed members follows. he becomes more hawkish. that's when the markets really start to listen. >> so many guests on this show tell us there won't be a temper tantrum or a tightening tantrum this time around don't worry about the emerging market. it seems based on comments on friday there might be a tantrum lurking around the corner. we saw volatility come back. >> that's when you tend to get market volatility although this time around with the fed rate hike, i think the emerging market balance sheets are much better prepared to weather the storm than say a stronger dollar or just weaker emerging market. >> you still favor european equities? >> yes, we do. we've had that view for quite some time now. the u.s. has enjoyed seven disqualify quarters of declining revenues. one point is rising wage cost which is something that the fed is looking at quite closely and one of theee signals for potential for raising rates. so the weak earnings season and europe it's been flat. and there are also some key differences

to our west, there's also an accident on route nine eastbound in newton at dudley road. >>> breaking news now in connection to a truck attack in france. 86 people were killed in the bastille day attack in nice. prosecutors say the eight men arrested are french and tunisian. a truck plowed into a crowd gathered for a phi works display. >>> federal officials are considering terrorism charges for a man suspected of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey. >> rahami is facing five counts officers in connection with his capture and shootout that took place. he was taken into custody yesterday after that shootout. he's in the hospital now recovering from a gunshot wound to the leg. he's being held on $5.2 million bail. a source tells cbs news he is not cooperating with investigators. >>> there will be extra security at public schools in maynard today after a threat against school buses there. police now say they believe this threat may be a hoax. a woman found a bag of shotgun shells with m front of her house yesterday. they reference terrorism and bombs on a school bus. >>> a school

bill dudley, mr. lockhart, all kinds of things. leyla brainard who squashed all of it.e out what the fed says? we don't want them to tune out to us but tune out what the fed says on a day-to-day basis? >> when you think about it i think you should. we'll get another rate in 2016. if it is september or december, does it really matter. we're at so low rates i don't think 25 will make a big difference. people need to focus on an economy that gets a little better and earnings that get better. earnings have been a little punk. we expect that to reverse. that will really drive stock prices, not what the fed does, not what they do or when they do it. [closing bell rings] liz: michael binger, good to see you. speaking of earnings, we're waiting on fedex and kb homes and adobe. david, melissa, for "after the bell," guys. melissa: stocks ending the day on a positive note i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers but first here's what else we have for you this hour. new intel on the bombing suspect in new yo

speech was indeed questionable naerngts were right to be concerned about it because of the trifecta of dudley and yellen and how cohesive they've been. >> what about the charge that yellen is keeping rates low. >> one rate hike since 1990 when we had fed statements released this close to an election. that was in 2004. we were to expect 25 basis points. we're not there right now at all. >> regardless of the motivations do you agree with donald trump and others perhaps that if we do even get 25 basis rate hike we see a much bigger selloff >> absolutely. i think that's what friday -- i think there's at least 4% or 5% down side in the market and 3% was enough to make people extremely nervous and that's the kind of environment we're in. 3% can make that big of a difference. it's absolutely ridiculous but, again, i think the optics are there and i think that the fed's track record stands on its own that it's extremely rare in the past 30 years to see anything this close to an election. >> what about the economy? does the economy, if you can take the asset price does the -- >> if you back up, janet

. >> bill dudley earlier this year suggested that a political uncertainty must by an uncertainty. have you seen anything further that they are holding back. i was up follow up on your jackson hole speech. the sense of that. you did raise the question are you concerned that there is a fiscal backup lumped on the shoulders of central bank. starting with the issue of political uncertainty. investment spending really has been quite weak for some time. we are really not certain exactly what is causing that part of that hasn't been a huge contraction with the falling oil prices but the weakness expends beyond that sector and i'm not certain of exactly what explains that i'm not aware of evidence. certainly i would agree with the finding that it has been a week. consumer sentiment is perfectly solid. and consumer sentiment certainly seems to be solid. you ask about scope for further monetary policy action. i was careful in jackson hole we indicated we've a number of tools that we had used before. and could use again. i did indicate that i do have concerns about the scope for monetary pol

janet yellen, dudley and dillard are the maybes. and jerome powell is the unknown.hairman yellen's speech is the key. they are concerned about waiting too long before raising rates. a december increase is on the table and expect that announcement at 2:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow fold by yellen's news conference at 2:30 p.m. back to you. >> a fun two days here when it comes to central bank. thank you. jeffrey dunlap doesn't think the feds will raise rates but he does say the central bank will include what he's calling hawkish no hike language. something we're increasingly hearing. he said treasury bonds is sniffing out a new bond-market unfriendly environment which likely includes a fiscal policy pivot. he calls the 1.7% the new 1.55% which is a level we've been hovering around. earlier he said fed officials want to show they are not guided by the markets indicating to some that many thought that he was banking on a rate hike to punish the markets. looks like he's walking those back those comments. >> i think that's interesting he says the 1.7 is the new 1.5 range. if t

the political people around eisenhower beat up on paul dudley white so badly, he winds up signing a public letter stating the polar opposite of what he actually believes. he signs a public letter saying that eisenhower is a good candidate for a second term in the white house. problem, which is that all those tv reporters were pretty aggressive, and they wanted to know a lot about eisenhower's health. they were sticking their noses in all sorts of places the administration did not want them to be. fortunately, dwight eisenhower as a great press secretary, guy named jim haggerty, who goes on to become one of the first president of abc news. if you can'tizes, stonewall them, you can bury them in minutia. [laughter] and that is what he proceeded to do. he orchestrated a schedule of multiple press briefings, every single day. poor president couldn't have a bowel movement without the american people needing to know. what did the president have for lunch? who visited? what did they talk about? by god, haggerty pulled it off. focused on, and reporting what he wanted them to focus on, that they wer

dudley do right? i like. that will like andy and chip, pederson can do no wrong. dash so far. >> isn't that so philly though? for now. >> so far. >> in town sunday. then the inky also above the fold. look at this. the other rookie. let's don't forget about pederson shines in first year. hello, doug. >> intense look on his face, ya, i got this. >> i got this. >> i know what i'm doing fill. >> i listen up players. hey, player player. listen to this closely, because you will be very interested in this. >> all right, alex holey? where did you go to college? >> university of missouri, and very proud of it even though you went to kansas. >> here we go. he is one of the most legendary coaches in nb a and college history including this time with the sixers of course talking about larry brown. now, he likes to move around, he's larry brown. >> he be he coaching a high school team? hall of fame coach spoke with the athletic director at easthampton high school out on long island in new york, you know, part of the hampton's, yet, they talked. will soon meet with him in person

coming up, bob dudley from the argentina business and investment forum.ead back to point us either is for the -- buenos a ires, where erik schatzker is with the initial conglomerate. erik: thank you. a pleasure. you know this country well. help people understand. how much has the president accomplished thus far and how much does it mean to the country? paolo: i think he is really a major change of the country. in the end, after 12 years of government that was driven by [indiscernible] trying to set the country on a different track and he achieves this. common in theeen past. argentina has a lot of ups and downs. a country of unlimited resources and i believe in it. findingdifficulties of management and political my goal iss, and setting the sheep on the right course. this is a big effort. i am very confident. multinationala conglomerate that could invest anywhere in the world. has this government done enough to inspire you or inspire your company to invest more in argentina? paolo: no doubt. first, it came to us and we have 17 in the country and we have b

they were stronger back near douglas and dudley earlier. light showers coming on through. not much to those, but that's the scene with the situation, when you have the storm spinning to our south, you can get a shower just about any time, particularly south of boston, but as the storm jogs northward, northward. temperatures out there for dinnertime in the 70's, all across southern new england. dewpoints to match. as the temperatures match the dew point in the next few hours, drops a few degrees more, you'll get fog to develop, drizzle as well. so showers, spots of drizzle, a little bit of fog, sounds much like last night. we're still under the influence of what's left of hermine, so we've got to keep going with that forecast. now, the winds keep coming on shore, keeping temperatures generally in the 70's, burr when the sun does pop out, like you saw today and we'll see that tomorrow too, see some breaks in thcl afternoon, temperatures will zip into the 80's quickly. this time particularly to the northwest, away from the center of the circulation, which is actually going to

justin corbett charged with first degree murder in the death of evan dudley, but convicted in july onge of criminally neglect homicide. >> and from the front page of the times herald, a new 5-dollar fee will be added onto vehicle registration, for montgomery county resident. county staff estimates the fee will bring in three and a half million dollars in funds, foreign from a structure project, with emphasis on repairing bridges. the fee goes into effect in 90 days. >> from the spirit in delaware county, do you want to know how much your town is spending to keep things running? well the newspaper finds that you'll have more luck in some delaware county municipalities than others. number of them distribute lists of municipal meetings of all of the bills they pay. while other towns require people to file right to know requests. >>> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, it is eagles and bears in chicago this monday night. >> quarterback carson wentz will be in the spotlight. he was great in his exciting debut at the linc last week,

dudley moore. >> then there are those four guys from england, the ones who in 196 played the ed sullivan show. where riccie worked at the time. >> i heard all this din outside. say looked out the window i saw all these young people. he said, some group from england. i said, wow, this looks serious. i called home and i said to my husband, i can get the children in to a dress rehearsal. the children didn't want to come. of course now they're very sorry about that. >> riccie knew just what those pop up starts needed to pop on tv during that now legendary broadcast. >> i used a little eye liner. >> why did you use eye liner? >> because it was black and they were a music group. you want to see their eyes. you want to see their mouth. that's what's important. i met paul mccartney, maybe eight years ago. i told him who i was. he said, you used pancake make up and eye liner. when we asked you about the eye liner, you said, it will be fine. >> and it was. >> it was. >> over the decades, riccie has drawn close to more than a few friendships that mattered dearly after her husband, jay, passed away

bill dudley seemed to side with it. then the data came in luke warm, and the market reacted. the market did what it processed the data the way it thought the fed would process it. >> he is looking more towards a december hike. >> we're talking about literally a week ago. the market closed down 400, the dow did, didn't it? >> on the expectation that the fed was going to -- and the market was getting ready, and then all of a sudden it went the other way as the data came in and maybe we're misprocessing the data. one thing is maybe we're overrating the ism's and the data that's come in recently, and the fed's desire to hike despite the recent luke warm data. joe this morning says he thinks the fed doesn't look that great by really reacting to the high frequency data and not taking the view the way stephanie does, which is this longer run view of the overall economy. >> you were saying? >> i think you have to kind of say if the fed goes through with this and actually raises rates, we're going to have a market that's going to say we don't understand the fed at all. today i think t