>> gary: that might be the play of the game. 72 butch has shown some good speed. >> gary: yes. >> brad: stops things with a third and goal coming up. remember, tennessee could conceivably have the lead right now had they hit all their kicks today. might have changed the course of the game in some other fashion. but a miss from 47 wide left. a miss from 51 wide right and then medley came in, and he pushed that one. there is nine points they left that would look really nice right now. more importantly, their kicker, if they get another shot, which guy would it be? >> gary: it would be med le inside -- i just think if you're going it throw the ball you have to throw the ball where you can't turn it over. you've got to get the field goal try if you don't score the touchdown. callaway, 6'2", i give him another shot. >> gary: i give him another shot. >> brad: dormady, low snap. has time. throws to the corner. incomplete. kelly the intended receiver. >> gary: i would have gone one more 50-50 ball. >> brad: mcwilliams the big play. >> gary: trying to pick. run everybody across the field. god c

that's why gary b.s it's time to reign in government spending so we can pay for the things that really matter. gary b.? >> exactly, dagen. look, most people think of government spending as think of discretionary spending. what you see the government spend every day like the hurricane aid and things like that. that's not the problem. the problem is the entitlement spending. social security, obamacare medicaid medicare. that's 50% of our tax dollars go to those and the problem is they're on auto pilot. they just keep growing bigger and bigger. nobody wants to touch them in 10 years it's going to be 83% of our budget. that and interest payments on the debt. we won't be forget about national defense. that argument we won't be able to afford it. we won't be able to afford when people have tornadoes and floods and hurricanes sending them dollars because we'll be out of money. this is the problem this is what brought down greece and everyone laughed oh, we're not greece, you know we can afford these things. we

gary cohn: i am. sharyl: do you consider it your job to sway president trump some toward your way of thinking about things where it differs? or does he sway you to implement what he thinks ought to be done? gary cohn: i think my job is to deliver facts to the president and allow him to make his decisions with the best facts available. sharyl: cohn also told us about administration efforts to level the playing field on trade with china, and one other key promise, improving the nation's infrastructure. more on those in the weeks ahead on "full measure." coming up on "full measure" -- is europe's immigration crisis getting worse? it seems the media has gone silent. scott thuman reports from ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the

>> i do agree with gary b. that look you need some like-minded individuals and reach across the aisle. i think it's just that obamacare passed with 100% partisan vote and if it's repealed it's 100% party partisan vote. these guys refuse to work together on what they think is the best or worst things in the economy. and if they can't work together on that they can't work together on anything but this luther strange versus mr. moore down in alabama is like an 0 & 10 football team and you're saying our running back is now challenged for his position as running back. we are already 0 & 10. it doesn't matter. luther strange was already there and replaced jeff sessions, zero got done with luther strange in congress. i don't think this race matters whatsoever. i just don't think it's reasonable to think congress well get anything done. >> dagen: but emily one reason that president trump is standing by luther strange is he's been loyal to me and he hasn't asked for anything in return, whether it's trying to fix the dis

this is like disgusting. >> reporter: lisa immediately broke the news to gary. >> gary, i got some bad: but tried to instill some hope. >> we're going to work on it as quickly as we can. we have a solid ground to go to the court of appeals. >> reporter: she is still fighting. just last month new york state's highest court agreed to one more review of the case. gary's health is deteriorating. >> i hope gary lives to see the day. >> reporter: the story really isn't over. those two families divided as to guilt and innocence both all these years later have the same question. what happened to heidi and will we ever find a shallow grave. >> someone's going to say something. >> i might not know on this side of heaven. i might have to wait. i'll die trying and fighting for her. >> reporter: she went to work early on an easter sunday wa==rob/ck== (rob adlibs) ===terry/ vo=== >>> next at 11:00, is there any relief in sight from this heat wave. >> i'll let you know where to expect cooler temperatures on sunday. >>> a husband and wife under arrest. the plot that left a man dead, next. can escape t

gary: thanks, sarah. i was going to make some opening remarks but i won't because you covered a few of them. couple things i will say, the president has made his goals very clear what he wants to achieve here with tax reform and cutting taxes in the united states. i think you know where we are in the process. the group of six has been working really well together. we're now in the hands of congress. we want to go through a normal regular process both in the senate and the house and we're working well with both tax drafting committees and the committees will work and continue to work really well and quickly and we are trying to drive reform as quick as we can. the basic premise behind it -- i won't take you through what we talked about before. again, the question we get asked a lot, i'll say it right now, we have to make some basic assumptions right now on where we're going to end up with the brackets but i'll tell you based on our assumptions, a typical family earning $100,000 with two children that has b

that was gary, his first son. gary wrote a book, but he did not write it.was interviewed by a writer and that writer took the interview and put it into a book called "going my own way." it was published after another famous book, that is "mommy dearest." "mommy dearest" made millions of dollars. when gary crosby -- for his autobiography, that was the model. you had to have a cruel parent for a best-selling book. as soon as that book was published, gary crosby went around saying he never said my dad was mean, i meant he was very strict and i did not like a strict father. even gary did not believe it. it was later serialized in the national inquirer magazine. you do not need to know anything more than that. the magazine's only purpose is to distort for the sensational aspect of stories. gary crosby went on geraldo rivera and said there was no shouting or anything like that, if you got out of line and he said you are going to be paddled, you got paddled. this is in the 1940's. that was standard. there was nothing extraordinary about that. bing crosby himself s

francine: [laughs] gary, thank you so much. we will get back to gary shilling.jack lew, that is at 1:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." tom keene in new york, francine lacqua in london. getting you ready to the fourth quarter of 2017, and a good person to do that with is a. gary shilling. within your newsletter is the future of the fed. you said earlier you want somebody at the fed knows how to sign a payroll. that would be cap and worship -- worsch. does he fit the bill? francinegary: yeah. there is nothing wrong with a phd economist. i think we do need somebody who has more feel for markets, has been involved. still believes in the phillips curve, the idea that low inflation -- that low unemployment ought to provide high inflation. that has not happened. if somebody looked at reality, they are just not looking at reality. tom: is it providing stability? gary: no, it is probably expected. are they going to follow through -- tom: on the balance sheet. we will come back. us. shilling with this is a phenomenal issue

>> gary: it won't jeopardize the new agenda. i disagree with scott on this because unlike healthcare, trump is focused on the tax cuts and here is the reason. he understands it. i never got the impression nor do i think most of america that he even understood or was interested healthcare. i think that's done. let's move on from obamacare. it's sad they ran on it but the ship has sailed. this whole price thing is going to be yesterday's news by monday morning, because trump understands the power of the tax cuts, he understands the economy , he understands it from a business perspective. i think he wants to get this done and the fact that he's already reached out to democrats says he's going to be focused on it. you won't hear any more about this whole price thing in next week's news. >> dagen: but stacey do you worry about now every cabinet secretary gets looked at about how they might be using or abusing taxpayer's money? do you worry that that becomes a distraction for the white house? >> stacey: well, i mean it's a possibility

gary, what do you think? >> forever the three words have been, four words, actually, just cut the check and that's all we have been doing with everything. you look at the climate change deal, also, we're cutting the check for everybody else. it's got to stop. it's called accountability in government, but not accountability for them, it's accountability to us. and verizon in the last couple of weeks decided to cut $10 billion out of their spending telling each department you're starting from ground zero, you have to prove to us you need the money and for what the specifics are. that's what we should do on government. good on trump and i have no problem doing it out at the u.n. in front of n.a.t.o. melissa: that's the thing that drives me bananas about government. it's common in business, you miss something, cut cross the board. nothing like that ever happens like that in government. >> because we have the endless support of the u.s. taxpayer as gary talked about, tens of trillions coming into the government's

that gary cohn is out of the running for fed chair. how long the markets will absorb this >> short-term sell off we had a conerer sags yesterday. the market had a significant sell off we led the show saying it should have been or could have been much worse s&p closed down 18 handles yesterday. rallied off the low. given all the news over a long weekend. it should have been down, but it was not recovered today. so to answer your question, what we have seen now and again, not trying to paint myself as some raging bull, but we have this seen this over again my sense is that will happen here >> let e's bring in larry kudlow what's your take on cohn's next step >> i don't know if the leak is true i have no idea didn't come from any official administration source, so there may be truth to it, but i want to know for final confirmation, there had been a lot of rumors that gary cohn's disagreements with with president trump u charlottesville and matters related to that. that the two, trump was furious with cohn, so the rumors have been out ther

that's the point gary is trip ping to make. gouging crack down s is venezuela where you can't get food or anything because they don't allow the prices to reflect shortages. look if you want to be like a soviet union and have fixed prices after a storm that's fine you'll have lines and shortages but we'll all feel good about it >> dagen: here is what happens. >> where you let the prices reflect market demand. >> dagen: final word but best western pulled the name off one hotel and they tried the triple room rates so that's what happens to your business. >> well nobody likes to see people ic advantage of other people but i'll second gary b and say prices and economics are just information telling us about scarcity so you stop the price gouging by stopping the scarcity. price gouging laws that forbid it actually contribute to greater scarcity. >> dagen: well it's a palling behavior and i'm glad i'm not near any of the people gouging because they are going to get that. thanks guys and thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> dagen: h

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purpose of this is broad, it is right wing of the party center moderate folks no secretary mnuchin gary conn others in the white house have been working on this since almost the day after the election, so just because you are seeing doesn't mean a lot of groundwork has not been laid i think support is broad deep not ready to vote yet because not finalized. maria: all right even as you hope to clear the hurdles on the overall budget we have seen hurdles in congress as a result of the details laid out yesterday on this tax plan republican lawmakers, high tax tates new york new jersey pushing back voicing questionnaire for this plan to repeal individual deduction for state and local taxes, california for example, could face a big financial hit latest from tax foundation deduction allowed californians to reduce taxable income by 101 billion dollars in 2014, alone, secretary mnuchin talked about this yesterday let's see what he has to say then to get your take on this, sir. >> i think we should get the federal government out of the business of subsidizing states, the federal government has n

gary gave in my opinion the equivalent of the i have a dream speech.not anybody recognized this at the time, first person to make this claim but this was the big march, equivalent of 1963 march, central issue the right of gays to serve in the military, studds gave a speech, a brilliant, funny, moving speech, included it whole in the book. he didn't -- gary died in 2006, he didn't live to see that he said after he left congress is an end of policy is inevitable, i know it will happen. he thought overlong periods of time and he got that you don't win every fight, something that seems impregnable 10 or 50 years later. massachusetts allowed the same gender to -- you couldn't, growing up being gay you couldn't imagine, and it happened and conclude talk by saying this story, a man who had a hide but lived, happy and free. during the censure told his aides, it is july, bastille day but kept asking people what did he mean by that, will they cut off his head? he was released from the best deal. he was a prisoner and was freed and that is what happened. last thi

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i am talking obviously about gary cohn and other people.don't like what he is doing and you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign. charlie rose: so gary cohn should have resigned. >> absolutely. >> here to give insight into that impresses thinking is the biography,te the joshua green, author of a bloomberg businessweek columnist and he joins us now. great to have you on the show. a couple of interesting angles. the report over the last week or , calling from a personal mobile phone. when he is hinting at the suggestion that gary cohn should have resigned, isn't steve -- is it steve dan and commenting or is he getting this from donald trump himself? >> i'm sure it is something been in discussed. this was a big fight going inside the white house. taking these private fights and make them public. this is very damaging for gary cohn, this seems like he was in to have someone as prominent as bannon on the outside criticizing him and turning trump against him. >> donald trump cannot quite criticize himself. not necessarily shy. i

in gary.into it as you wish. little subtlety there. total confidence for mnuchin, confidence for gary cohn, slight pause. we know the stories that have been ringing around this white house with gary cohn and the status he may or may not be in with the president right now. either way, all the folks say kohn is somebody in all the meetings and somebody likely to be here at least through. that by the way, the president asked in the portion i was able to listen to why he is reaching out to the democrats suddenly over the last 28 hours or so, and the president said we got very poorly treated on the health care plan. clearly he has learned his lesson from, that liz, and went onto say, and i quote here. we have to get things passed and if we can't get things passed, we have to go a different route. giving the explanation as to why with tax reform now he is suddenly reaching out to the top democrats, liz. liz: totally obvious, he felt misled by gop leadership. when it came to health care, couldn't get

gary thank you. >> gary? liz: charlie. gary is on my mind.w jones industrials up 247-point good for 1% gain. mcdonald's is one of the big leaders today for the closing bell ringing and nine minutes but at this time tomorrow we will finally know what the much-anticipated iphone is going to look like the what you need to know ahead of the tech giants ultimate celebration of iphone mania. are you going to cough up the money? that's next, coming right back. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. .. .. with a big day in the markets today. 200486. we are about 400 about the record) it will be the 31st of the year. and 39th night since the day after election day. phones, watches and gadgets zero my. apple fans what it might be able to do according to leaks it's called the phone x and it can do there watching it. what can i do to the stock. it's up 1.7% today. iphone x is what it is reportedly called. it's almost like a low

gary will have your full saturday forecast coming up. news morning back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> breaking news now at 7:12. this morning iran showed off a new ballistic missile in defines and president trump's threat to back out of the west nuclear deal with that country. the missile is said to have a medium range of 1200 miles and can carry multiple war heads. it was displayed during a military parade in tehran. president trump called the 2015 nuclear deal "an embarrassment to the u.s." and suggested he may back out of the agreement. >>> china announced it will limit oil supplies to north korea under new un sanctions. the commerce ministry said china will limit those supplies of refined petroleum products. china will ban imports of north korean textiles. china has been north korea's only ally but the country has been expressing frustration with the government of kim jong un. >>> de lawmakers have one week from today to come up with a revised plan for the healthcare bill. this comes as senator john mccain says he won't back the lat

. >> gary thanks so much.'ll check back in with you. >>> meanwhile president trump he is spending the weekend at camp david where he'll monitor hurricane irma and florida governor rick scott has been very active on twitter before the hurricane makes landfall. late last night he tweeted this "if you are in the keys, i am urging you to leave right now. do not risk your life or the lives of your loved ones. get out now ." you have first lady melania trump also tweeting this message. "if you are in or near projected path of hurricane irma, please listen to local law enforcement in the area. stay safe ." and first daughter ivanka tweeted this "thoughts and prayers to those in the path of hurricane irma. go to ready.gov/hurricanes for safety tips and also follow fema to stay informed ." al joel waldman now who is in miami, florida, monitoring the latest. >> we ended up having to pay a thousand dollars to go to dallas and then on to l.a. >> reporter: across florida airports now battening down the hatches preparing fo

the president sours on choosing gary cohn for fed chair. the potential market implications coming up. >>> and peltz versus procter & gamble it's thursday, september 7, 2017 and "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara eisen >> i'm wilfred frost good morning to you from me as well >> we'll get to the markets and the agenda including an ecb meeting, but first the latest on hurricane irma the most powerful atlantic hurricane on record hammering a string of northeast caribbean islands with winds up to 180 miles per hour the category 5 storm has already killed at least eight people millions are without power in the caribbean. in the island of barbuda, 90% of the buildings have been destroyed. a full report coming up as florida, georgia and the carolinas brace for irma's arifl arrival. >> u.s. future force y >> u.s. future force y for you a day of gains a quarter percent move higher yesterday, that comes off a selloff on tuesday but that was the only negative session in six for the

gary says venus williams fought for that.erican, and good friend, 15 seed madison keys. to flushing meadows... and match point... keys' forehand goes into the net. stephens wins 6-3, 6-0 in her first grand slam final. after the match, the 24 year old stephens joked she should just retire now. she's only the second unseeded woman to win the u-s open in the open era. gary says sloane's father john stephens was in the n-f-l. john stephens was killed in a car crash a few years ago. gary says sloane's mother was also an athlete. she was a swimmer. (darya) the next action hero just might be cordell broadus, snoop dogg's agile son. he's moved from football to fashion. his goal now is to star in and produce movies. the 6-foot-3 wide receive walked on philipp plein's runway last night. he left the ucla bruins team to pursue entertainment interests. gary says cordell was really a good player(darya) workout fashion has gone too far. it's a onesie that can take you from the gym to the nightclub. rhianna wears these. and there is a new wa

gary mcgrady also joining us.ions outside. >> my gosh, so, so good. we've had a hot week no doubt about it so this weekend we really start to turn a corner where we'll probably say goodbyeto 90's now. now, we do have some 8 warmups next week but i think we'll stay in the 70's. today i think we'll be in the 60's for most of our suburbs especial we've bottomed out this morning. we've dropped even more. we're down to 59 degrees. winds will be out of the north-northwest now at 10 miles per hour. they'll be a little bit gusty this afternoon. i think we'll be over 20 miles per hour so just keep that in mind. breezy most of the afternoon out there with these northerly and northwesterly winds. very fall-like weekend. finally it's here. last day of september, first day of october. tomorrow is the better day of the weekend but that does not mean today is going to be a problem. i think today we're just a little bit breezy. we're going to be a little cooler and north and west especially we could turn mostly cloudy for a time

gary cohen, with respect to this administration's approach to taxes. and let me be clear right at the outset, the president and hicksf millionaires are illustrating a middle class con job and i'm going to be very specific as to why i reach that judgment with respect to what they're saying about taxes. now the president said, i don't benefit, very, very strongly. i think there's very little benefit for people of wealth. those are the president's exact words. he also said it's not good for me, believe me, the president said in a speech unveiling the tax reform blueprint on wednesday. now unless the president pays zero tax, the president is going to benefit enormously from his tax plan. his family would save billions if the estate tax is eliminated as he's proposed. his more than 500 pass-throughs will be able to take advantage of the new grand canyon-sized pass-through loophole that his plan proposes. based on his 2005 tax return, that's the only one available, the president would save millions each year if the alternative minimum tax is eliminated. now

gary, you are just the opposite. now is the perfect time right? >> yeah, and i also argue you go back to the reagan years when they did major tax reform and tack rates from the 70s down to the 20s. revenues sky rocketed so you had all of the money you wanted paid for itself 10 times over the big issue has spending has increased like crazy throughout the years. the bottom line if not now, it's never going to happen. you only have great opportunities and republicans have one right now as they have everything they own everything and if they don't do it now, come 2018, it's going to be divided again and nothing-- . >> i really am. i think that it's so insensitive for ken lingo to say that and the differences what's going on in texas and louisiana is a stabbing pain. they are in immediate crisis and fighting for survival. the rest of the country has been experiencing a dull ache of this chronic pain since 2008 they deserve relief from that. yes the types of pain might be completely different but one doesn't negate the other and if there's too much spen

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>> i'm talking obviously about gary cohn and other people.what he is doing, you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign. >> so gary cohn should have resigned? >> absolutely. connell: there you go, steve bannon with charlie rose in the interview saying the president's top economic advisor should step down, gary cohn. the question for us what would happen on wall street if he did do that? steve cortes, fox news contributor. spokesman for the hispanic 100. steve, there was talk about when gary cohn was thinking about stepping down, he decided to stay on, that might upset the markets. what do you think? >> it is possible, colin, the more important point or couple of points, one it is very clear, steve bannon made it very clear he intend to support the president from the outside. this isn't a renegade. this isn't somebody left the white us engaging in kiss-and-tell by any stretch. quite the opposite. he wants to promote the president's agenda. with gary cohn to answer your question, everyone that serves the president, this is a princ

this one episode of the sopranos or the godfather you know is a gary you know gary you don't see him no more you know he got whacked a couple days ago because he disagreed with the president you know the the one of my favorite f.b.i. tapes of the mafia was they had been a social club in little italy in the york they they were to have john gotti he was used to be the godfather back in the eighty's and he was talking about how he whacked this guy and he said you know the guy didn't do nothing wrong he just he didn't i asked him to come and he didn't show up on time so he got whacked he didn't do nothing else wrong and i love that line so it doesn't take much to get on the wrong side of the godfather it doesn't take much to get on the wrong side of the trump carrie kahn gave some interview to the financial times jumped in the lake and so he's out but that didn't change my estimate is they also came where she was going to be the next chairman so you're going to get all these you're going to get these new people in place they're all going to be picked by trump they're working on a package

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one of the many reasons gary's boss highly recommends hiring a working cat. >> don't hesitate. do it. >> reporter: they do make purfect employees. >> i love that that's great. fantastic. kate's got a forecast anything happening? >> eventually fantastic. not just yet. >> it's still hot and still humid and although next two days are not quite as hot as today was, the humidity will still be high as we head into wednesday and then some big changes by the end of the weekend. the weekend i think you're going to like. let's take a peek at what's going on right now. a beautiful shot of the city all lit up tonight. center city from our camera there at the parkway central library. everything is lit up and it's very comfortable out there. temperatures in the low 70s still. it's warm but not as hot as it was today. the sun goes down earlier now that means it cools off a little more quickly. take a peek at the time lapse today, not the best beach day but still the beach got packed if you're down the shore or at the delaware beaches this week, if you like to go in september when the crowds a

it turns out that guy was gary yarbrough.they're driving, martinez says, i made a reservation at such-and-such a holiday inn. matthews says, don't worry about that. we've already made reservations for you at the place we were staying. that turned out to be the capri motel. >> that scared tom. that was an immediate kink in the plans. he's thinking to himself, oh, man, they're going to take me someplace where the fbi won't know where i'm at. but we tracked him to the motel. and we managed to get a call to him, to let him know that we knew where he was. and a raid was planned on the motel. martinez was told to stay in his room. not to leave for any reason. >> daylight comes. we were getting ready to make a bust. all of a sudden i hear this commotion. >> as it happened, matthews walked out just before the raid was to take place. i don't know what he saw. but something spooked him. and he jumped and ran. matthews ran down the stairway and runs across the parking lot. he was on foot. in the meantime, i could hear noise coming from

. <> ((gary sports tease))<gary radnich>coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, after a two monthhas returned. two months? maybe a month. alright, well it's a better story at two. anyway alicia is back to save email segment. the 49ers did some cutdown today. you know the giants and a's are still playing and serena williams had a baby.two victory day for the williams' sisters.do you ever think of having another one.no! done alright, i will another few years. back a little bit later in the broadcast. ((steve)) here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... a miraculous recovery for this dog named mitchellit's believed he was used as a bait dog in illegal dog fights then dumped on the side of the road to die.now there's a hefty reward out to find the person who abused this dog.what it took..to nurse him back to health..tonight on kron 4 news at nine. (steve ) believe it or not there are more dogs than children in san francisco. most are responsible dog owners(pam ) but then... there are som

one of the many reasons gary's boss highly recommends hiring a working cat. >> don't hesitate. do it. >> reporter: they do make purfect employees. >> i love that that's great. fantastic. kate's got a forecast anything happening? >> eventually fantastic. not just yet. >> it's still hot and still humid and although next two days are not quite as hot as today was, the humidity will still be high as we head into wednesday and then some big changes by the end of the weekend. the weekend i think you're going to like. let's take a peek at what's going on right now. a beautiful shot of the city all lit up tonight. center city from our camera there at the parkway central library. everything is lit up and it's very comfortable out there. temperatures in the low 70s still. it's warm but not as hot as it was today. the sun goes down earlier now that means it cools off a little more quickly. take a peek at the time lapse today, not the best beach day but still the beach got packed if you're down the shore or at the delaware beaches this week, if you like to go in september when the crowds a