stanley fischer duet the bottom thehe after -- bottom of hour. putin's surprise intervention in syria that has everyone on edge. good day from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. betty: let's get straight to remy. just in the last hour we have gone across the board read to in the green. >> we have turned from the red into the green and definitively so. gainerdaq is the biggest at half a percent there. chair bullard saying it is ok to the rates there. join me in my bloomberg terminal. of the s&p's 10 sectors, most of these have been in the red. now you can see most of them are in positive territory. financials are the biggest loser. down about two point 4%, but also paring those losses. the biggest lift coming from energy up 1.5%. another lift is coming out of health care. and pfizer is getting an equal rate wade -- equal weight rating to an overrate -- overweight rating. betty: what is going on their? ramy: it had been down for most of the bank that just in the past few minutes it had an uptake into the green and now it h

stanley fischer says the u.s.nomy may be strong enough to merit an interest rate increase by the end of the year. but he cautioned that policymakers are monitoring the job scope and international develops as they decide on the precise timing of the liftoff. the largest ever tech merger in history. this is pending the $37 billion deal. this is currently the biggest at $3 billion. 43 pounds a share. that is still the low the target price. -- below the target price. agree onompanies must a deal. wednesday,o that by or the transaction will fall apart. what do we need to know about the markets? caroline hyde has the details. caroline: interesting stuff going in the markets. looking at china, we are on a roll. they are excluding japan at the moment. these chineseat stock rally. we are driving higher, more than 3.7% higher. that is for the past three days. the shanghai composite is working today. it is putting in heavy lifting. this is the highest close in three weeks. the reason there is so much buoyancy and the chinese

stanley fischer said in the u.s.nomy may be strong enough to merit an interest rate hike by the end of the year. he cautions the policymakers are monitoring slower jobs growth as they decide a precise timing of lift off. we may get the biggest ever tech merger later. according to people familiar, dell will announce it is acquiring emc for about $33 a share. role social democratic party will stay in power despite 2 decades low support for the vote as europe's refugee crisis propels the far right freedom party to the best ever result which some democrats have secured -- and the and immigration party claims about 31%. -- anti-immigration party claims about 31%. wake up to brexit. the campaign launches thunderstorm rose. a closer call that most anticipated. is tellingley clients to pay much more attention to the brexit. leaveaf overtakes -- overtakes remain for the first time in a decade. what are the things coming, coming but do not move until the weeks, months before a vote? we did i know when it will be. is it for the

stanley fischer duet the bottom thehe after -- bottom of hour. surprise intervention in syria that has everyone on edge. good day from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. betty: let's get straight to remy. just in the last hour we have gone across the board read to in the green.

the federal reserve's vice-chairman stanley fischer says the u.s. economy may be strong enough to warrant in interest-rate increase by the end of the year. he says that as the open market committee's meeting comes toward near september. most participants, myself included, anticipate that in achieving these conditions would data an increase in the federal funds rate later this year. of course, the assessment was premised on the assumption of continued solid economic growth and further improvement in the labor market, which are key factors supporting our expectation that inflation will rise to 2% objective. meanwhile, speaking to our very own francine lacqua in an exclusive interview, jean-claude trichet said that he trusts janet yellen and the fomc. >> i have full confidence in the open market, in janet, in all the members of the market committee, to take the right decision. they have the information, they know well what it is about. i trust them. i will not make my own guess. manus: [laughter] let's bring in alberto gallo. great to see you this mond

alan fischer reports from oregon. >>reporter: the president says mass shootings are becoming routine but this was a day like no other in umpqua. flags fly at half staff. events canceled after the horror comes the reality, pain, and questions. sarah was in the room next door when the shooting happened. >> i feel numb. honestly, a mix of exhaustion and it's kind of like denial like did this actually just happen. >>reporter: the shooter has been named as chris harper mercer. at the scene police found six guns, plenty of ammunition, and a hate-filled note. the local sheriff refuses to use the killer's name. >> i continue to believe that the media and community members who continue to publicize his name will only glorify his horrific actions. >>reporter: the attack has brought calls from the government down to look at gun laws. >> this will not change until the politics changes and the behavior of elected officials changes. and so the main thing i'm going to do is i'm going to talk about this. on a regular basis. >>reporte

fischer's mouth. sentiment what is the rush, this might have given the fed cover what do you think? >> well i agree but he was just looking, commenting on one data point today, neil we've seen heard about so far, housing. that said, the overall fed has been signaling for white a while they do intend to raise rates. were the unemployment rate did not tick up, it did not tick down, which means still near full employment which means -- neil: still should be on the path to hike rates? >> i think they are still on trajectory to hike rates. maybe as ben says maybe it happens next month, maybe not. it will happen you. >> it has to happen. neil: ben, you say it has to happen. look at labor participation rate, near 40-year low, almost as long as you've known mr. fischer, this is not the time to even think doing that. you say what? >> the problem with the labor force participation rate is not a lack of demand. we have a great demand for workers. we have a worker labor shortage in most parts of country. the prob

take a listen. >> we have this juncture between stanley fischer that we expect to tighten.he incoming data is a little bit softer. we have this policy mess in washington with debt limit, shutdown,vernment highway built extension. in the backdrop, you have to ask the question, are they going to lift off with that going on? su: for now, market investors are fairly chill, so to speak is the lowest since august 14. michael, itun by plans to liquidate its macro business. that is on interest rate plans. ,fter two years of losses people close to the matter say that he is expected to leave the firm. su keenan out of new york for us. thanks so much for that. let's see how things are flowing through here in asia. to australia we go. australian equities selling off. we have the aussie dollar slightly weakening. to new zealand we go right now as well. gainsaland has seen today, .5% higher. we have the new zealand dollar spot weakening as well against the weaker u.s. dollar. it is holding that level. of course, we are counting down to the opens in japan and korea. let's get over to japa

the panthers - looking to shore up the defense - ty fischer gets the tackle - but kingsley-pierson falls to the spartans, 52-6. that's going to do it for if you missed anything, go to ktiv-dot-com. thanks for watching sports >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- donald trump, terrence howard, musical guest pharrell williams, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 327, arkansas! >> steve: and now, here he is,

even though i have huge disagreements with deb fischer or joni ernst. a lot has to do with motherhood and some getting around the sexism early in your career and overcoming it. we don't want to throw each other under the bus. look at the difference at harry and mitch and how they speak to each other. they are at each other like this all of the time. and it hasn't always been that way between the two leaders but it is now. we have two people that clearly don't like each other very much. i think you can get more done if you like each other even if you disagree. as long as we keep working at knowing one another, the women, better than knowing everyone else, because we talk about kids and personal life, i don't think there is going to be an idea of winning at somebody's expense and that is what is wrong with washington. mr. mcconnell didn't want barack obama to win anything because he thought it would be at their expense and it would make obama be effective and they would not be able to take over. there is now a lot of, we need to return to the favor to mit

martin has been a wonderful mentor" says david fischer, jr., renter. elisa on cam martin says the best part of his trip to the white house was getting to see michelle obama's organic garden...even with thirty years of organic farming experience... he says that garden was something else. reporting live in studio. elisa raffa, abc9 news. tim on cam some siouxland kids are ready for competition. sports equiptment collected during a new "united way" project was handed out today. thanks to the first annual young leaders society sports equipmt drive, hundreds of pieces of equipment is now available to 7 area non-profit organizations. each sena wish list to the young leaders group asking for helping thier agency. today (thursday) everything from balls to sticks and bags was available for pickup, providing kids with activity they might not otherwise get. " ""it means alot to us because some of this stuff we don't even have at the club, it's exciting.like i haven't even played with some of this stuff. i don't think i evered play golf and i want to learn." says

. >> it in washington, christian fischer. >> most credit card holders in the united states are using new cards designed to eliminate fraud. the cars have a new chip that businesses are required. >> what this new technology does is it has at one time only transaction. so instead of that guy being able to rip off your number, the number becomes random and right after you use it, they destroy that number. so the frauds are unable to steal your credit card number. >> businesses that don't install the new card reading terminals could become liable for fraudulent transactions. in the meantime, cards without chips will continue to work until they expire or until people activate the new ones. >>> computer developers were in the south bay today for the series of what workshops on coding. thousands came to the evergreen campus for code camp. 180 workshops are offered over the two-day event touching on very complicated to the basic concept. >> everyone here is basically coming on their own time, the speakers are on their own time, one has to ask for the day off or budget. is or just enthusiasts

senator fischer: so they believe that they would continue to stabilize the country? general campbell: yes, ma'am. senator mccain: senator gillibrand. i would likebrand: to continue the line of questioning about young boys being abused by afghan commanders and also young girls. what is the military policy when a service member becomes aware of abuse. senator donnelly: --general campbell: what our policy has said since 2011 is even have to report instances of sexual abuse of your chain of command. them towhat i expect do. senator gillibrand: so those who have reported up the chain of command, have you reported those instances? these are froml: 2010, 11, 2012. i did not have anything to do with those cases. any reports that would come to me, we would make sure we provided that to the afghan government as well. president ghani has made it clear he does not tolerate that and he will prosecute that. the cases you referred to are four or five or six years ago. senator gillibrand: have you followed up to see if those cases were handled properly? general campbell: no, ma'am.

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senator mccain: senator fischer. thank you,cher: general, for being here today. foreign flow of fighters into afghanistan, are we seeing more of a regional draw with isil? in february you mentioned some of the taliban seem to be flagging under the isis banner there. are we seeing that regional draw ? or are they drawing from outside the region, in north africa, say, and how does that compare to the taliban? are we going to have local versus foreign fighters? that going to continue to grow in afghanistan and will be said -- whatat we we see in i sold it takes place in syria? general campbell: thank you, ma'am. , weink with isil or daish have seen mostly internal taliban that want to rebrand, tpp that want to rebrand. there are reports of people, foreign fighters coming from afghan -- from outside of afghanistan. i could give you -- i cannot give you a number or percentage, but we have seen increased numbers trying to bring in some sort of funding stream to build a base. but i think there are -- they are a ways from that. the afghan forces, our forces continue to l

angie: coming up stanley fischer remains optimistic that the fed will raise rates this year. but our next guest remain skeptical. angie: checking stories making headlines around the world now. it ran a step closer to implementing its new nuclear program. this allows the government to withdraw from the agreement if world powers do not lift sanctions. tried.ers repeatedly he stood alongside kim jong on. they celebrated 70 years since the founding of the party. he's ready to stand up to any threats posed by the united states. two lighthouses on a disputed island chain heightening concern. the lighthouses are on the region -- the air and islands they also claim -- they also are claimed by taiwan, malaysia, the philippines vietnam, andrew nine. take a look at what to expect from the week ahead. global head of fx strategy joins us from sydney. take you for joining us. you heard of over the weekend, we have more presidents of that reserves and of course stanley fischer coming out saying we will likely see a rate rise likely this year, do you believe it? >> i'm a little skeptical. we

allen fischer has more now from washington d.c. >>reporter: the anger of the committee members fe clear. >> the american people, the epa, their counterparts around the world have been defrauded by volkswagen. >> vw will inevitably pay a steep price for this. >> i hope that they'll get beyond this series of terrible decisions and do something to restore the public trust. >> you swear the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. >>reporter: and into this stepped ahead of volkswagen in the u.s. michael horn apologized what his company had done. >> we have broken the trust of our customers, leadership, and employees, the public, and the regulators. we at volkswagen take full responsibility for our actions. >>reporter: but house of representatives was looking for more than sorry. >> vw is trying to get the united states of america to believe these are eye couple of rogue engineers? i reject that. either your entire organization is incompetent when it comes to trying to come up with intelle

. >> reporter: jen fischer has six children two autistic, whole family has embraced julia. >> it is great that kid will have character to relate to. >> sesame street autism program is available as an app and on desk tops. it includes a variety of educational resources. we have links and more information at cbs philly.com click on health and i will have it on my facebook and twitter feed. so now elmo, big board and all of us have a new friend. >> that is so great. >> yes, heart warming. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> an official historical marker is installed at william penn pen charter school in east falls. students and former pennsylvania governor ed rendell were there for the dedication, penn charter is oldest quaker school in the world that was established by philadelphia quaker and william penn pen in 1689. >>> the fail zoo loses a beloved animal, a favorite for visitors for more than three decade. >> that is coming up next, plus why one of the philadelphia's teen mascots was actually spotted high a would have the city of philadelphia today repelling down a high rise, greg. >>> it is a 5,0

there are reports that local fischer whyen man are now taking people on tours of the church. some tourists were spotted climbing the ruins. the church was built back in the 1500s. but was abandoned about 200 years later. >>> well, it was supposed to be a beautiful wedding overlooking sacramento, but the groom got cold feet leaving the bride's family with a venue, no wedding. reporter tom miller show us us -- shows us how they turned the heartbreaking situation into an unforgetten night. >> the tables are set. food hot out of the oven and one-by-one, the guests arrived. these aren't the men, women, and children the dwayne family originally planned to host, but they're happy to do it nonetheless. >> when i found out on monday that their wedding would not be taking place, it just seemed like of course this would be something that we would do to give back. >>reporter: earlier in the week, the would-be groom got cold feet and called off the wedding. rather than cancel the $35,000 outing, the bride's family invited the city's homeless for a once in a lifetime meal at one of sacrame

stanley fischer said the timing will be determined in part by job growth in the u.s.ional development. those are the latest headlines. back to you. tom: thank you. what a smart book. martin sits across the thames writing for "financial times." "europe's orphan" is the new book. we said we need to do this book in london. lena komileva is with us from g+ economics. i want to go to the end of your buck. it is the theme jonathan ferro has had. i think of the great comedy show, "little britain." little you think about england? where could the potential be five years from now? martin: there a huge debate as everybody knows about written's relationship with the eu, with europe. there will be a referendum. tom: when is it going to be? martin: we're not sure. by 2017, looks like they will want to have it a bit early. when we had the election, the day after, people thought it would be brought forward. we do not even know what is on the agenda. martin: nor does the rest of europe. jonathan: until we get that, how can he set a date? martin: that is right. there's a very deep issu

the alum rock school district, and you just broke ground on the new multi-purpose building over at fischerlaria: it is a huge deal because it is not only about bringing a building to the community, which in itself is great, right? having students--giving students access to a gym, you know? and the community having its own space to have gatherings. but we are adding an element of steam, if you will, to the multi-purpose building. we are having the first full equipped--fully equipped 21st century classrooms into the building. and that's very exciting because we're trying to foresee in 5 and 10 years what is education going to look like so that we can build something where that can happen. so for us, it has been a tremendous push in terms of how do we solve for the future in some ways? because once you build, it's going to stay, right? so, that's why it's very exciting that in the middle of our neighborhood, we're going to be able to have this kind of facility. damian: so, we have the alum rock youth center, we have the ymca, and we have the boys and girls club, but this is something that's i

but the question that fischer is making is that the university of texas at austin by vir which you of the top 10% -- virtue of the top 10% already has a diverse student body and you don't need to consider race at all. so the question now is what is supreme court is going to do with it right now. issue a relatively narrow decision saying this particular practice by the university of texas is unconstitutional, a ruling that would not necessarily go to other uses of affirmative action or something broader. we'll find that out probably at the end of june. >> we do have an election coming up soon. we also have an aging court coming up. if you had to read the tea leaves, what can you expect to change in the supreme court in the next few years? >> sure. this is going to be a really important election for the supreme court as they say for every election. the way things have gone in ways of presidents and retirements, basically the past two presidents have appointed two justices and more or less fulfilled the same >> don't the kids call ruth bader ginsburg the notorious rbg? >> they do. on twi

jonathan: that stanley fischer speech is 6:30 u.k. time. up next, emerging markets are leaking cash. capital flows may turn negative on an annual basis for the first time since the late 1980's. details after the break. ♪ jonathan: here are bloomberg's top stories. nine people are reported to have been killed at a mass shooting at a community college and oregon. the shooter was killed in a shootout. president obama offered his condolences and limited the nation's inability to stop mass shootings. evidence that the world's biggest economy is ready to hike interest rate. predicts aney 0.crease of 201,00 the next fed meeting comes -- in an event in new york, mary a draghi says growth is returning -- mario draghi says growth is returning to europe. it will be helped by further integration into the monetary union. christine lagarde may have stolen the spotlight with this introduction. >> he dresses like a break. he utters a few words. his bodyt use language. quintessential italian. ciao, mario. it is my great pleasure tonight to introduce a long-

we did an interview with stanley fischer a couple of months ago who set up we have a soul mandate we would be thinking about doing more at this point. when you look at the inflation dynamic, the amount of time they mention the dollar in the , that concern about inflation not just here and now. michael: they are concerned. we have an interesting view of inflation through online prices that we collect. there was some interesting research done on that that suggests that headline inflation is euro, but if you take energy and the impact of the dollar, it is 2% annual. there is no problem with core inflation in the u.s.. jonathan: that is a question for the bond market. i will give you that question after the break. up next, domestic grexit of pimco, more on the lawsuit against the company he cofounded after the break. jonathan: here are bloomberg's top stories. swagen says changing all the affected vehicles could take years. the company did not make a corporate decision, claiming it was done by a few engineers in germany. >> on behalf of our company, and our colleagues in germany, i would

is stanley fischer on the right track? ♪ betty: welcome back.over an hour into the "bloomberg market day." our first story, the uaw is l its social media to sel new deal. eli lilly is stopping work on be awas said tob promising cholesterol fighter. it was supposed to increase good cholesterol and lower the chances of strokes and heart attacks. apple is shutting down its news app in china, but it is not exactly saying why. the usually insist that companies must be responsible for censoring their own content in china. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. it is time to get you caught up on all the actions are on the markets around the world. this is your global market check. let's start in asia where there is green across the board. hang seng up 1.2%. one big story out of the region. what might be ahead for the mainland chinese market? more from hong kong. >> let's take a step back and look at where we might be headed for the shanghai composite, which is a very momentum driven market. tom schroeder is a veteran analyst. the fizzl

senator mccain: senator fischer. thank you,cher: general, for being here today. foreign flow of fighters into afghanistan, are we seeing more of a regional draw with isil? in february you mentioned some of the taliban seem to be flagging under the isis banner there. are we seeing that regional draw ? or are they drawing from outside the region, in north africa, say, and how does that compare to the taliban? are we going to have local versus foreign fighters? that going to continue to grow in afghanistan and will be said -- whatat we we see in i sold it takes place in syria? general campbell: thank you, ma'am. , weink with isil or daish have seen mostly internal taliban that want to rebrand, tpp that want to rebrand. there are reports of people, foreign fighters coming from afghan -- from outside of afghanistan. i could give you -- i cannot give you a number or percentage, but we have seen increased numbers trying to bring in some sort of funding stream to build a base. but i think there are -- they are a ways from that. the afghan forces, our forces continue to l

and stanley fischer, and during the imf, they are keeping these rates, and we are looking at december, of course. moving target. i will be back later on to flesh all of this out for you across markets, across asset classes. back to you. some are going on a series of cost-cutting measures, including cutting jobs. which banks? who are we talking about? let's start off with standard chartered. thatter: it is understood the ceo actually sent out a memo to staff last week, saying these are going to be job cuts across the company's or thousand senior staff, including managing directors, and the bank is also going to sell some of its assets to increase its revenue. this is to beat a two-your profits slide. a seven-week high, and they were higher in london trade on friday. and credit suisse is believed to have cost-cutting measures that will reduce its bottom line, but no firm numbers on how many jobs will go there. aroundve got to free up $2 billion, so all of these cost-cutting measures meeting jobs to go. credit suisse looking at perhaps massive job that's there also. and a forecast for a

i don't think janet yellen and stanley fischer are so adamant about the phillips curve being correct.now it there is a difference between them right now. when you hear someone like janet yellen say i expect to raise interest rates, that's not necessarily a high conviction call, given all of the uncertainty around the economy. that uncertainty is rising. we can see that in their commentary in the minutes of the fmoc meeting that came out last week. i don't really think there is this beta cap between defense leadership and these other members, as some try to imply. >> the phillips curve is a theory that by economists. the data would show in the u.s. that it has not helped. at the labor market gets tighter, you're going to see pressure on wages, boosting inflation. we have not seen it at all. people wonder if this is even applicable in this day and age, given all the structural changes in the economy. >> yeah, and the other big thing some are missing that we learned in the minutes last week is that it's not a given among members on the federal market committee that the unemployment rate

stanley fischer said december. so many people at the fed have said december. if you look at the work function, the implied probability-based on the that futures market -- the implied probability based on the fed futures market -- whatever it is, the fed cannot convince market it's going to go this year. that may explain some of the air coming out of the dollar bullish chart. scarlet: for more, check them out on twitter. alix: we had the ceo of -- michael shaoul. great to have you here. action in't a lot of u.s. stocks, but last week was the best week of the year of the s&p -- the year for the s&p. can the rally hold? : there's not a lot of things going on -- there is an awful lot of things going on. the rest of the developed world was trying to catch up with the u.s. the real problem in the commodity sector -- i think that we -- i think we are at risk of that spilling over into a generally -- general equity market correction. joe: is what we saw at the end of august what you were warning about or was it a preview of something to come? michael: it was in line w

kori fischer with the nice shot cuts the crusader lead to twenty three to twenty. 5. heelan would win the set 25 to twenty one and.. they win the whole thing 2 sets to nothing. heelan taking on north now. 1. pick up action in the second game.. grace hanno with the kill.. h hlan up fifteen to eight. 2. heelan's allie cooke with the spike.. north's veronica boogard and grace mcloud unable to block it.. seventeen to eight heelan. 3. heelan's samantha mccabe with the easy kill. heelan up twenty-three to eight and they would win the second setet! and sweep north two games to none. in other volleyball action... ponca hosting walthill and tonight. hosts ponca beat walthill 2- nothing, hartington also over walthill 2- nothing. and ponca a ats hartington 2- lawton-bronson vs. akron-westfield someone is going to improve to a really good playoff position next week. curtis: they are and you know i told you i jumped on lawtons bandwagon. and since then they've played well. i've got to keep going with lawton bronson there. chris: they're on a 3 game win streak. i've gotta go with a

stanleylates between fischer who is the international voice on the fed mohamed el-erian saying internationals not trump the domestic scenario. the internal debate versus the external debate. in terms of what moves the fed. jon: if we sit around here at december, are they really going to move to that market? would not be likely to see a federal reserve act in a matter which they have done over the past 30 years which is they are in charge and not the markets. is time to say we are in a different paradigm. they don't want to scare the oung ends, cranny's treasury market. coming up after the short break. equities here in london up by 6/10 of 1%. quick up the board for a check this morning. 1.13 dollars.you wti coming off of the back of a four-day losing streak. let's head to nejra. reporter: food and cars. what could be better for a friday. this is one of the industry groups that is declining today. if you look at what we have seen and some of the biggest gainers, carrefour has been doing well. that stock gaining after they reported further gains in revenue and a sales coming in line with estim

in terms of border security, chief fischer and his people is year saw only about 332,000 apprehensionsn our southern border this past fiscal year. what does that mean? apprehensions are an indicator of total illegal attempts to cross the border. the misperception in this country is that illegal crossings reason our southern border, the misperception is that they're going up. the reality is they have been going down dramatically. the high was fiscal year 2000 where there were 1.6 million apprehensions on our southern border. in recent years, it has gone down to about 400,000, 450,000. this past fiscal year, actually f.y. 20 14, the apprehension on our southern border was 479,000. this past fiscal year, 2015, the number will come in at approximately 331,000 or 332,000, which since 1972 is the lowest number of apprehensions we have seen with the exception of one year. this is the result of a number of our border security efforts, including the investments our government has made in border security, more personnel, more surveillance, more technology. that must also be the future to strengt

fed vice chairman stanley fischer says the fmoc is likely to raise rates. he cautions that in his words an expectation, not a commitment. he was speaking at the imf this weekend. fischer says things could change pushing it further off the course. >>> a majority still expect a fed hike this year. the poll by the national association of business economics also suggests that the economy will grow at a slightly faster pace than previously forecast. >>> and in global markets news, a big jump for chinese stocks. the shanghai composite rising to a seven week high. among the catalysts for today's rally. they took fresh steps to inject liquidity into the economy. they will expand a pilot program using high quality credit assets as could he lateral. the pboc's deputy central bank governor is quoted saying the chinese stock market correction is, quote, almost over. >>> let's get another check on the markets which shows you that the futures are relatively flat. if you look at last week though, the dow is up by 3.7% for the week. the s&p is up by 3 1/4%. you are talking

crashed a lot of ticket sites and the most talked about trailer, this, a half second snippet of carrie fischerconic role princess leia hugging her lover happens solo played by harrison ford. "star wars, the force awakesens" opens december 18th. >>> the middle school principal admits she is not releasing student election results because more minorities did not win. the outrageous story coming up next. >>> and country superstar blake shelton sues the tabloid for millions. the cover story that sent him over the edge. >>> but first steve doocy on what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> ainsley, you wanted to be princess layia. i thought she was the best. who did you want to be? >> luke skywalker. anyway, coming up on "forecast & friends," i digress, 13 and a half flints now, joe biden, our vice president, reportedly decided he is going to run for president of the united states. and did he just take a shot at hillary just a couple of days before announcing the run? we'll play it for you. plus, donald trump hits a new high in the late presidential poll, but there's another candidate who is not too f

michael: janet yellen and stanley fixture -- stanley fischer have a -- have said that they would expect to rise by the end of the year. last week they said that they don't want a rate increase in the near future. does the chair have some sort of mutiny or rebellion on her hands? michael: absolutely not. speaking for myself, what we see in the meetings is enormous respect for janet yellen as the chair. as we all are, she is weighing the various countervailing influences on the economy. domestically it's doing great. here in san francisco this economy is booming like never before. many parts of the country are like that. there are global factors that are slowdown in growth abroad. commodity price declines that have an impact on the u.s. economy and there are obviously risks to further slowdowns abroad. we have to weigh these factors. there are strong arguments on both sides and we must come to the best decision that we can knowing that in six weeks we will have to do all of that analysis again and have another opportunity to come to a decision. do you have aael: credibility problem if the

traders eyeing the latest from vice chairman stanley fischer speaking at a central bank conference.r is a "expectation" not a commitment. >> okay. he wants to have his cake and eat it too. why not. the fed is like a bad boyfriend. it does not want to commit to anything. ashley webster and liz claman joining me here. i have to say, when will they raise rates? >> they have had more than nassau. [laughter] >> what was earth shattering about the comments was that he said, you know what, we are being very cautious about when we raise rates. i do not think that they will raise it later this month. >> i do not think that there is any way that they can. there is no way that china can install this overnight. instantaneously getting better. i know that they wish they could. janet yellen would be a wonderful fairy god other. you know, we are not in that position. i think that they have rocks themselves into a bit of a corner. >> the people's bank of china. the stock market correction is nearly over. don't you wish that you could wave that want over hours? yes. exactly. the question now becomes

today,eminder that later the federal reserve vice chair stanley fischer is scheduled to speak in boston at 1:30 eastern time this afternoon. bloomberg television will have these speech live. now let's take a look at what is making news right now. holies in oregon say a 26-year-old man had multiple guns when he walked into a community college class and open fire. at least nine people were killed . the gunman was killed in a shootout with police. there is no word on the motive and when i witness says the gunmen demanded students religion before shooting them. no one after the killings, president obama sounded exasperated. >> there's another community stung with grief and communities across the country forced to relieve their own anguish and parents across the country who are scared because they know it might have been their families or their children. pimm: the president said congress is standing in the way. don't allow the government to collect data on how to reduce gun deaths. at least 11 people are dead after the crash of u.s. plane in afghanistan at a base in jalalabad. six u.s. airme

previously reported to the home of his estranged wife, reality tv show or gloria to check and his kids, fischer who is dating was there too. that did not sit well with bonds fisher. >> what happened saturday is a personal matter at this point. obviously being around this league long enough i know my first concern is my kids happiness and safety. >> reporter: a crush of reporters showed up and they were not there to check out a triangle offense or the shooting or passing. they wanted to hear fisher's side of the story, the coach says he had spoken to the team and management about what happened that wasn't interested in sharing details. >> about stretching for our team. it is unfortunate. >> january 16th is the first time the -- that would be interesting. >> they don't anticipate charges in this case, it is three weeks away and already talking problems in knicks land. doesn't bode well for what is going to happen on the court i would imagine. also derek fisher missed practice on monday, coming from los angeles beyond his control, an issue of playing that had nothing to do with business saturday n

kristen fischer is standing by in washington right now with more on this story. kristen?> reporter: well, uma, master sergeant joshua wheeler deployed to afghanistan 11 times. this time, he was in iraq to train and advise the kurdish forces fighting isis. the other night, they went out on a hostage mission. he was under strict orders to stay out of the fight but wheeler ran towards the gunfire to help his kurdish partners and he was killed. yesterday, defense secretary applauded his actions even though they contradicted u.s. policy in iraq. >> these combat things are complicated, but the story is, as i related it already. this is someone who saw the team that he was advising in the s sistine being attacked and made it possible for them to be effective. >> they were effective. the michelin success, 70 host e hostages freed. now the pentagon and white house said how he can die in iraq but not in combat. no ground troops in iraq. the pentagon spokesman said it's important to realize the u.s. military support to this iraqi rescue operation does not represent a change in our p

she said having a new baby can change a dynamic of her marriage to hockey star mike fischer.o amazing beautiful little people but baby isaiah is their first child and they are learning things together can put stress on things. she said you have to make a point not to lose yourself as a couple. that is the struggle. over the whole journey of being a married person good how long has he been marry. >> they have been together for five years and they treat their marriage like a partnership. this is good advice to everybody. figure out your rolls and give and take. >> is that how you are. >> it is good to figure out your rolls and then change them because you get bored and take each other for granted. >> i always do this and then you become ships passing in the night. it is good, hard for me because my schedule always changes. i work morning, night. we all have to do different stuff. it is better. you appreciate all of the different things people do. >> how many kid. >> i have three boys. >> yes, halloween costume shopping yesterday. what are they going at. >> the baby is a a lion.

i will close with a quote from a british admiral jacky fischer who, along with nelson is regarded by many brits as their two greatest admirals. fischer said i was asked what kind of parliament and navy we need and i said the first thing is make up your mind how you will fight or as we would say how you would deter and fight if you need to. how many of us made up our minds he said? and famously he said and how many admirals even have minds. thank you, mr. chairman. >> chairman, mccain, ranking member reed, thank for the opportunity to contribute the the testimony. i am delighted to know this committee is challenging all aspects of u.s. defense policy. the section on for sizing, rational in military capabilities is an important step in the process. there are differing opinions on how and why the military should be equipped to defend interest. with russia, ukraine, syria, iran is deeply involved in expanding the portfolio trying to engage even more provocative, having the right forces in sufficient quantity is critically important. in work i have been involved, we took a different appro

it closed in june of 2013 to make room for the doris and donald fischer collection of contemporary artum managers say the new construction more than doubles the museum's gallery space making it the largest museum of its kind in the country. >> you ever had a bonfire, gone to a bonfire? they are kind of a traditional regroup in southern california. it's also a favorite here in san francisco. some say it'ser it's tradition. it could be changing. coming up at 6:00, the new rules being proposed for bonfires at ocean beach. >>> after months of speculation, the fate of joe biden when it comes to the presidential race. up next, the reason widen -- bodien says now is just not the right time. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here. we're on highway 24 westbound. on 680. we'll show you 24 coming up. right now, 680 looks good. >>> some fog has returned. overall, it's going to be a nice day. a little cooler for some. we have a very nice forecast for the 49ers tonight. sunny. mild and warm. seventy-five. >>> new this morning, safety regulators are meeting to discuss how to repair million

sf moma closed in june of 2013 to make room for the doris and donald fischer collection of contemporaryseum manager say the new construction more than doubles the museum's gallery space making it the largest museum of its kind in the u. s >>> well, say good-bye to parking spots. in 20 minutes. the peninsula city that may be getting ready of dozens of spaces to make more room for bikes. but first, tragedy turned into a symbol of hope. the special dedication to a young artist killed while working on a mural in oakland. >>> good morning. we're looking at the commute. right now, it's getting busier. in is a look at 87 northbound driverring up to downtown san jose. it is busy. >>> and a football forecast tonight. that looks pretty good. cooler. a little warmer for some today. we'll take a look at that and see what's in store for the weekend . #. >>> we're at the mural where a young artist was shot and killed while he was working on it. more than 100 gathered to celebrate the completion of the mural. part of it was changed to honor antonio ramos. his portrait is displayed a few feet from wher

stanley fischer vice-chair of the fed said same thing yesterday.s it time for investors to move the fed aside for the moment and focus elsewhere? we have brandywine portfolio manager, $8 billion in assets under management of the fed will do what the fed is going to do. if the data look good they will find one data point that doesn't look food. what are you focusing on with your client's money. >> we're focusing what is cheap and we're focusing, earnings season is about to kick off. whole year for value investing has been terrible. growth has been beating value in third quarter, high growth value momentum index was up 11%. value is not the place to be. if i was fantasy team, my players and companies are not getting picked. we think the economy in u.s. and abroad is doing a little better than people fear. once we e x-out energy we think earnings will be get good. melissa: ex-out energy. that is worst-performing sector. we are asking people on the show, as the debt ceiling clock starts to tick down, november this is the day treasury says we run out of

. >> reporter: also featured fan favorites of the $4.3 billion franchise carry fischer and harrison ford shockingly missing luke skywalker himself mark hamill. >> and, they are wondering exactly what luke's role will be, is he just a minor character or could he join the dark side. >> i mean everything has change but nothing has change. >> disney and lucas films announced after the full trailer, ticket will go on sale immediately. and also it is monday night football tonight. your eagles playing the giants. i love demarco. go eagles. back to you in the studio. >> debbie, thanks very much. for more on star wars and, all of the days entertainment the news tune into the insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cb. 36789. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. at 6:00 a letter dick is reach in the center city bills collapsed trial. a a contractor charge in the death of six people learned his fate. >>> and is joe biden running for president. a tweet add new fuel to the fire about the vice-president's decision. kate? >>> and, the day we have the coat, hat and gloves out this morning but not for lo

tom: stanley fischer had what was regarded as a more than successful 10-year at the bank of israel.was said about the u.s. and the u.s. focus on international events versus a dual mandate? as you heard in the clip, she said when the fed that is one aspect and one element that will inform the decision of the bank of .srael on where to go israel is a small domestic economy and reliant on the outside world. if there were a big change and global output, it would have a big impact on israeli exports, that could reduce , andh for the next year could inform their decision to make some kind of change for interest rates, especially with the shackle was to appreciate. it is now the best-performing currency of all the major currencies. tom: i think that was a shameless plug by elliott gotkine. jon: i think we should allow that. unfortunately, it is live and we have no choice. alberto, i see rates that are very low. i think this is a bank is saying they could do more. they call it a race to the bottom, i wonder if this is a race toward infinity? the question is, what is the limit? the last conf

not to confront their fischer was there.fight for the shirt of the press charter is not right now. nba investigating fisher reportedly dating barneses strange wife korea for two months on the basketball was reality tv show. survivors >> pam: result of last month blas ben carson over his controversial comments. 645 carries. tell us why linebacker mark brooks will not be sitting up the forty-niners this weekend.and our top story. authorities recover the gun they say was used in the murder of a bay area therapist. where it was located.next. >> reporter: evidence in the murder of a hiker here at this trail monday night but and i believe the murder weapon and arrest portland wednesday. that same day they say a record on the victim's wallet along west marin county road. the social rescue volunteers back along the west of the murder scene looking for any evidence the suspect may of thrown out of the car. men >> gabe: known for. >> j.r.: man known for slapping tariffs on the train recovering after being involved in the street fight

there are many adorable animals available looking for a great family to take them home.melissa fischer and pimpkin join us for this good morning.ray of hope.3 good morning. 3 thanks for being with us this morning. if you missed this segment or you just want to catch it again, check out us online at our website... siouxland news dot com slash sunrise. 3 3 3 we'll take a look at your trafafc, news and weatheheto go coming up after the break... you're watching siouxland news 3 3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxxxxon the (xxx) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 federal investigators will try to figure out how a plane bound for venezuela caught fire a aa florida airport 100 passengers were forced to evacuate using inflatable slides as crews rushed in to put out the flames. close to two dozen people were treated for injuries.there's new surveillance video showing the massive biker brawl in central texas thatateft nine people dead. the video aired on c - n - n thursday... it shows the may shootout inside a twin peaks

melissa fischer and gege join us for this week's sunrise ray of hope. . jake>> thanks for being with us this morning. if you missed this segment or you just want to catch it again, check out us online at our website... siouxland news dot com slash sunrise. jake>> we'll take a look at your news and weather to go coming up after the break... at sunrise. jake>> it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. cat>> here's a look at your weather to go ... jake>> here's a look at your news to go ... jake>> hillary clinton joins other democratic presidential candidates... and president obama... at the d - n - c women's leadership forum in washington today. clinton's appearance comes after an 11 - hour showdown with the republican - led house committee... investigating the 20 - 12 benghazi attacks tt left four americans dead. after her testimony... republican committee chairman trey gowdy admitted the hearing gave no new information from clinton. jake>> wisconsin congressman paul ryan says he's ready *and* eager to run for speaker of the house.