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the change in the president's demeanor...that many in the ence are noticin >> a packed house in san francisco for president obama and kanye west. the change in the president's demeanor that many in the audience are noticing. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the noon hour takes president obama to his next fund-raising stint in southern california but not before a whirlwind trip in san francisco. >> while the president was in town he shared the stage with kanye west and this man, mark kelly was there this morning. did people pay all that money to see president obama or kanye west. >> they wanted to see one or the other shall not both. boy, did they come out in droves. practically every seat in thetheater was taken up. with the pricey tickets up to $10,000 to shake the president's hand, this fund- raiser was a nice boost to the coffers. some joked they were disappointed the president didn't rap with kanye. they weren't on the stage at the same time. before kanye rapped the president spoke touting his accomplishments and his goals moving forward, especially convincing hi

what about at the enc committee? would you be interesting in being the chairman?> we have a great chairman with fred upton. we need at a -- we need to focus on getting the energy, telecommunication, and data and security bills and not look at that. people want us to take action. they are

what about at the enc committee? would you be interested in being the chairman? >> guest: oh, my goodness gracious. we have a great chairman in fred upton, and he is doing a terrific job. what we need to do is focus on getting some of the energy legislation, telecommunications and the internet legislation done this year, the privacy and data security bills and not look at that. people want us to take action, they're not worried about personalities and leadership positions. >> host: representative marsha blackburn, current vice chair of the e, and c committee. john mckinnon with "the wall street journal." this is "the communicators." >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> today education secretary arne duncan talks about results of a two-year study on standardized tests in urban school systems. hosted by the council of great city schools, you can see it live beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> u.s. chamber of commerce president and ceo thomas d

[applause] in"]ence chanting "deal me and ilinton: but you know know it's not enough to rail against the republicans or the billionaires. we have to win this election to andild the middle class make a positive difference in people's lives. we have to build america again. measured i how many people work their way into the middle class, not how many ceo's get bonuses. how many families can afford health care, how many young people can afford to go to college without taking on years of debt. that is how we should measure success in this country. as i said at the debate in las vegas, i am a progressive who likes to get things done. [cheering] sen. clinton: and i still believe, as a smart man once said, there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be fixed by what is right with america. so i hear donald trump when he says we have to make america great again. here is what i said. america is great. we just have to make it fair and just. we have to make america work for everyone, not just those at the top. [cheering] sen. clinton: because i know that when americans come together, come up

emc is another one -- enc is another one.stories that dell might be involved in a combination with enc. not quite clear how that would work. as well as controlling almost all of the voting rights so those two stocks are moving as well. pimm: what do you think, amazon's handmade slap in the face to nc? -- to betsy? matt: i think that will destroy them. pimm: still ahead on the bloomberg market day, we will have today's options insight. that is next. ♪ pimm: welcome to the bloomberg market day. i'm pimm fox. two julie hyman with a check on what is going on. julie: let's talk about the markets. i think people want to know what is going on. we are seeing a mixed picture, the dow a little bit higher, the s&p a little bit lower. let's figure out with the options market is making of the action, or lack thereof. joining me today is dan deming, managing director of k km financial. dan, we have seen the s&p 500. i think this was the third time since the august selloff, that it made the attempt and fell just shy to break above it. what

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he's always supported and enc e encouraged women. he has proven that through his employment practices and hiring practices. >> i suspect you will see more of her on the campaign trail. she is an asset, well spoken. working mother. successful. interesting. she told the crowd yesterday why do they talk about working women and not talk about working men? there is an unfortunate anomaly. she says he's unbelievable leader and unbelievable father. only really great things about her father. >> the interview that poppy harlow did, go to cnn's web site. i watched the whole thing. >> really interesting. >>> jeb bush is about to become the first republican presidential candidate to release the names of fund-raise fund-raisers bundling contributions to his campaign. they are defined as donors that give $17,500. that is a lower threshold than hillary clinton. she is defining them as a minimum of donations of $100,000. >>> carly fiorina trying to reignite her campaign with a three-day visit to iowa. she will host a series of town halls and chili c

patriots tight end rob gronkowski stopped by the enc employee appreciation event in town yesterday while there he posed for pictures as you could see with several police officers and gronk let the chief try to super bowl ring. check that sucker out. >> very cool. >> local retailer revealed holiday catalog but this book is for big spenders. some of the fantasy gifts include interactive mirror which allows you to see clothes in different colors or styles. others include a motorcycle ride with keanu reeves or cabinet with rarest bourbons on the planet. >> i stopped in stop & shop and scented pine cones reminded you of christmas. >> i will bring you some. >> i like the smell. >> guilty. >> i don't want to think about winter and cold things, i want to think about 70 afternoon. it is going to be nice and bright today, tomorrow, going to be kind of cooler, only going to pump out lower 60s in the afternoon but next round of rain friday night, great news, you guys for weekend plans, rain ending as the sun comes up on saturday examine dry conditions through the long weekend. >> i will probably be

and in the summer of 2015, he was finally enced. >> abdullah mohammed senussi. >> in news from libya, the former head of intelligence and eight others have been sentenced to death for committing war crimes during... >> dornstein: abu agela was sentenced as well. he was given ten years for making bombs during the libyan revolution. but thus far, he faces no charges for his possible role in lockerbie. >> i mean, the issue of lockerbie, the biggest victim is the truth. the simple truth. forget about indictments, about who goes to jail, who does what. it's the simple truth of what happened. why. because nobody has a stake in telling you the truth. >> dornstein: the f.b.i. and the justice department say they can't comment publicly about the lockerbie case, which remains an ongoing investigation. and though it's been some 25 years since they last filed charges in the case, they maintain that they've been "working aggressively to bring those responsible for the bombing of pan am flight 103 to justice." >> i think that david would be proud of you for both keeping his memory alive but also by

and i think it's appropriate bc that wke think about them and keep coming back to try to ence. understand this experience. >> our guest is a history professor at the university of akron and the author of "a broken reggement, the 16th." >>> american history tv features the civil war every saturday at 6:00 and 10:00 eastern. we've covered the war extensively the past five years as many state and national historic sites and local groups hosted events to mark the war's 150th anniversary. to watch any of these programs or find information visit our website, c-span.org/history. this is american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3 and in prime time on week nights when congress is in recess. >>> former naacp chairman julian bond died in august. on sunday, october 25th, american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south. his involvement with the student non-violent coordinating committee and his political career. this is one of several oral history with african american leaders we feature in the coming weeks.

potential y any benefits and therefore the thre main pillars of our current ms cyberstrategy in terms of ence, deterrents are denial,co resilience, and cost imposition. denial means preventing the cyberadversary from achieving his objectives. resilience is that our systems will continue to perform their o essential military taskings evey when they are contested and cost imposition is the ability to make our adversaries to pay a much higher price. i would like to briefly discuss these three elements, to deny the attacker the ability to mili adversely impact our military wn weweions, we have to better defend our own information networks and data. and we think the investments we have made in these capabilities are starting to bear fruit. but we recognize the technical y upgrades are only part of the fl solution.networ nearly everyk single one of th successful network exploitations that we have had to deal with can be traced to one or more human errors, which allowed an entry into our network. so raising the level of individual cybersecurity t awareness and performance is absolutely paramount. ac

my name is liz, and in 2005 we were both watching an amazing of --ence inaudible (since then i decided to join the fellow asizens of the united states a citizen for space. what are you going to do to get congress on board increasing the budget from under one percent to state's program back to the united states making us the leading country in the world, and not just russia and china. [applause] jeb bush: you may remember as governorst years there was a expendable launch plan that was being built. and the state of florida actually put up a sizable amount this, i think we put up 50 million bucks to lure it of the, can't remember if or lockheed, it was grumman, to design this so it would replace the some. be an interim to the next launch vehicle that would look like you could launch you'd come back and have dramatic reductionings in cost and have access to space at a would allow for discovery, science, all sorts of tongs that would allow us prosper and lead the world. well, that was in the first year of the obama administration that was killed. by theaccess space russians. i don't think t

we talked about the house leadership changes that are going on right now, what about at the enc committee? would you be interested in being the chairman? rep. blackburn: we have a great chairman and fred upton, and he is doing a great job. the lead to do is focus on getting some of the energy legislation, telik medications and internet legislation done this year, the privacy and data security bills. people want us to take action, you are not worried about personalities and leadership positions. peter: representative marsha blackburn, vice chair of the dnc committee. "the washington journal." this is the communicators. johnis week house speaker boehner spoke about abortion decision of planned parenthood. representative blackburn will serve as chair of the committee. landmarknal series cases is next, with a look at the supreme court's 1873 decision in the slaughterhouse cases. later this evening, we will be live from des moines, iowa. >> is is quite unusual for me, but i do want to thank all of you for your friendship and your loyal support and for planning this wonderful evening for me. i

what about at the enc committee? would you be interesting in being the chairman? >> we have a great chairman with fred upton. we need at a -- we need to focus on getting the energy, telecommunication, and data and security bills and not look at that. people want us to take action. they are not worried about personalities and leadership. >> this was the "the communicators." thank you for watching. >> c-span2, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a local service by your local cable or satilate provider. >> on the next washington journal, congressman tom kohl of oklahoma talks about the elections, budget and deadlines. and then the representative on wednesday's deadline to fund the highway trust fund. and greg fitch talks about the cost of congressional perks and new rules that will affect how congress handles expenses. washington journal is live at 7 am eastern and you can join the conversation with calls or comments on facebook and twitter. >> a signature feature of booktv is all day coverage over the weekend. here is the schedule

enc surged 8% in extended trading overnight as it is said to be in talks with pc maker dell over a possiblenation of the companies. emc has a market valuation of almost $50 million. dell was taken private back in 2013. what the markets are doing, what's going on? mark barton, over to you. mark: the rally has peter. that rally in the msci saw a gain of 8%, the biggest rally for four years, that six-day rally. emerging market asian stocks fluctuated between gains and losses. stocksn fluctuating as well. look at the shanghai composite. it rose by 3% today. there's some disappointment that china didn't rise more. , the china hong kong enterprises index, actually surged 11% in its biggest sinceay advanced april. these two indices, the shanghai ,omposite and the hang seng they were the worst performers in the world in the third and 28% sinking 29% respectively after china devalued its currency. have a look at one of the commodities i'm focusing on. silver, the precious metal, the five-day rally has come to an end. this is a one-month chart. i brought up silver because we've got the minutes from t

calling for a rebels ro-fly zone to protect syrian rebels and faulting the white to redor failing to use ence, slowpowers to reduce gun violence, slow deportations and whack down on wall street, including calls for financial in investigators to prosecute individuals for misconduct. senior obama aides described this shift as typical political maneuverings. the president said as much about ndinton's call for a syrian no-fly zone. >> there is a difference between running for president and being president. >> reporter: secretary clinton says she knows that and is calling for wide-ranging investigations on wall street. bernie sanders has called for these and other reforms of wall street, suggesting that hillary clinton is not just trying to fr >> major, n policy but also on the politics as well. >> major, thank you very much. >>> president obama could face , otests tomorrow when he goes to roseburg, oregon, the scene lastst week's deadly shootings at the community college there. the president called for ,tronger gun control laws. he says, quote, this is something we should politicize. his facebook

again, what we're expeern ence ing right now, it's rainy and windy. also, quickly, as you were mentioning, just in light of what happened with sandy, this is a brand new boardwalk. this is it's also still getting built. it's actually elevated in case of llad ooding. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in connecticut, coastal areas will also brace for flooding. officials plan to check trees that could fall. one local high school ready to open as a shelter if they need it. officials say residents should have a three-day supply of nonperishable food, radio, and flashlight. always good to have that stuff ready to go no matter what time of year it is. it's 6:35. hey, chris. >> well said. even if we're not dealing with a direct hit from joaquin, you should always have those things around all year round because the weather can get severe at times and you can lose power. there may be power outages from this system moving up the coast. it's chilly. 53 in the city. right around 50 throughout the hudson valley. low to mid-50s down the shore. same thing across long is

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not to go back and try to fix that.re >> carrie, you know and i know l when that law was drafted no enc republican objected to that provision. it wasn't until the law was enacted that a couple of republicans got together and scoured that legislation from beginning to end. found that tiny little provision and said, uh-huh, we're going after that. even john roberts said no. this is ridiculous. >> this is a topic we want to hear from our viewers. the justices arriving on capitol hill this morning to start the new term of the supreme court, the october 2015 term. this term will end in 2016. we're talking about some of the major cases and taking your . calls as well. joe, good morning. >> caller: good morning. thanks very much for taking my call. i have a quick comment and a quick question. i would like to respond very js briefly. i can only call her the liberal comme commentator. the law was passed without the house andlosi senate going to conference as nancy pelosi said. you had to pass the law before you could read it. to say the republicans didn't object to a very small part of it, they

uaw rallying sport for fiat chrysler accounts with promise of higher wages debt markets key to dell encede a debt package could top 40 billion dollars for that acquisition. >> the plan to land humans on mars we will be right back an mornings. ♪ ♪ maria: dangerous misclaulgs in the middle east russian cruise missiles missed target cheryl casone the story. cheryl: that is right good morning, good morning, everybody. four rubaround missiles launched from caspian sea fell short of targets in syria instead landed in a rural part of iran. the misstrikes part of 26 myself israel into syria on wednesday no word on what those intoend targets were supposed to be, following a deadly shooting this morning on northern arizona university flagstaff campus, one person dead, three are wounded, the shooter is in custody victims treated at flagstaff medical center a conference is expected at the top of the hour. netflix, announcing that it is raising prices, on its monthly standard package for new customers, that rate is going to jump a burglar from 8.99 to 9.99 will not if anything existing customers for a

dell is buying enc for, wait for it, $67 billion in cash and stock. emc's a data storage company.t shows you how valuable data storage is these days. how about the price of oil sitting just below $50 a barrel and the price of gasoline, well, it took a minor league down turn, 2.31, got it. let's get to politics, shall we? the bread and butter of this program i tell you that. trump, carson, cruz, fiorina, they're all anti-establishment candidates and combined put them altogether, they've got 63% of the vote. i'll break the numbers down for you, 63% going to outsiders. first the cbs poll, donald trump 27%, carson 21, cruz 9, rubio 8, jeb bush, carly fiorina, 6 of percentage points apiece and reuters has the poll for the democrats. listen to this, october 4th to october 9th what's that less than a week, hillary clinton's lead over bernie sanders falls 10 points all the way down to 41, well, her support is 41%. sanders 28, joe biden, who has not yet declared that he's running, and i don't know whether he will, 20%. not bad. coming up at 9:45, we'll have presidential candidate mike huck

>> a couple things, so i think that you will get some enc encouraging results from technology, partsare, and big banks lead the rally, get good earnings and sales growth reports from the healthy sectors. they signal the hike, and that's what investors want for banks for higher interest rates. debt ceiling is an issue that i'm not thrilled with continuing resolution. i don't like the way it'll be ongoing all the way up to the debt ceiling, but i think before we hit that deadline, something's done, that adds fuel to the rally into the end of the year and early next year. what i do is, although there's volatility until october, now is the time to be opportunistic, a dip in the stronger sectors year to date like health care, parts of tech, and consumer -- >> you're not recommending the overall market, but you are recommending business? >> we think it's too early to get in there and scoop up energy and industrials and materials. what we see in the economy and jim can elaborate, all yearlong, for more than a year, we have a good service economy, service side of the economy, very challenged

then they enc ntered a man on a bike. officer holder was shot in the head. the suspect has been hospitalized but he's not yet been charged. back to you. >> let's look at the morning commute with emily west. >> the fdr continues to be cl osed both ways between 96th street and the rfk. also an overturned vehicle on the garden state parkway before the essex -- backup goes all the way to 78. really big delays on the queens bound -- center lane blocked with a disabled and the l.i.e. westbound. >> emily, thanks. >>> next couple days looking good. in the 70s. cooler, drier weather friday, saturday. back to the upper 50s. next chance of rain by sup. >>> coming up on the "today" show what you need to know about the new breast cancer screening guidelines and we'll have another local update in a half hour. >>> 37:30 now. it's wednesday morning, october 21st, 2015. t minus 48 hours and counting, people, to our next big concert on the plaza. country superstar carrie underwood. love her. l-o-v-e carrie underwood. she will be here friday so come on down. >> set the timer o