gina? >> yeah, it is so funny, almost sound like, you know, ash is talking out of both sides of his mouth. this is bad and he should do this and he is a bully and a thug. oh, by the way, would you please act more professionally? the american approach at this point, this administration's approach to foreign policy, in particular the terrorist threat has always been sort of schizophrenic. at least people looking in from the outside as you mentioned, obama being in meeting with him two days ago, why didn't our intelligence know this? trish: i know. you're absolutely right. here, i want to share with you all something john mccain said there on the floor of the senate today because he really helps to crystallize why this is such a big concern. listen to this. >> the white house has said, it's unclear exactly what russia's intentions are. if the white house is confused about putin's intentions and plans in syria, then the united states is even worse trouble than many fear because it's not hard, i

gina.uatemala y no quedamos 20 dÍas suspendimos parte de la ruta mÉxico, mucha gente que nos escribe por el facebook o por el blokc y eso hace que viajemos acompaÑados. gina: desconocido que lo ayudaron a cruzar chile, perÚ, bolivia, colombia, guatemala, mÉxico una familia guiada por la fe y la fuerza. julio: el papa francisco ya estÁ de vuelta el vaticano despuÉs de la gira de estados unidos y cuba, en el aviÓn contestÓ algunas preguntas a los medios. papa francisco: mi madre se enterÓ que me habÍan abusado,blasfemÓ contra dios, lastimÓ la fe y murió atea, yo la comprendo esa mujer, la comprendo y dios que es mÁs bueno que yo la comprende, estoy seguro que esa mujer dios la ha recibido. julio: en otros hechos importantes nuestra naciÓn concretamente en nueva york y con algunas manifestaciones en su contra raÚl castro, hablÓ ante la asamblea general de las naciones unidas al igual que el presidente obama, donde alegaron que habÍa la necesidad de hacer un cambio entre las clases. alex: frent

gina and ross gerber. dr. the american dream all the time but admittedly, it is getting harder and harder particularly from a spiritual point where people look up the their leader, a president that never talks about really, truly succeeding in this country and other successful people who say it's no longer possible. >> yeah. there are two kinds of rich people, charles, and you know this probably better than anyone, those like obama and this guy with the house who don't want anyone else to be rich. they want to be the only rich guy. and then there are those like donald trump, like you who say, hey, i made a lot of money, i want to help you make a lot of money because i know we all do better when we all make a lot of money. two different kinds of people. so, you know, i just don't have a lot of respect for this guy speaking enter such a sort of greedy, elitist perspective. charles: i agree with you a thousand percent. unfortunately, the message is beginning to seep in. we see entrepreneurship at all-time low are

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gina louden and chris hahn are back with us.e air, i was on the phone with some highly-connected sources in the democratic party, and there's a feeling that they're ready. they're gearing up for this. they're just waiting for him to throw it in. so when does he announce? >> i think it's like christmas and santa claus for them, but somebody's got to let them know that joe biden is not running for president. trish: come on, why wouldn't joe biden -- this is his opportunity to shine in the sun. >> i think the establishment is already with hillary clinton. the stock market is moving on things she says -- trish: but the establishment needs a candidate that people like. >> she's trapped in a cycle of negative news stories and will joe biden run. once there's a debate in october, that's going the change this psych ising. she's a fantastic -- cycle. she's a fantastic debater. progressives and democrats like substance -- trish: she's going to debate bernie sanders. >> don't forget about martin o'malley. trish: how could i forget? [laught

joe: gina, thank you for coming on.t: when we come back, oil is not the only business being killed. another commodities prices drop i more than a third last year. it could be putting american fishermen out of work. we will tell you what it is, when we come back. ♪ matt: i'm matt miller, in for alix steel. we asked what commodity has seen its value drop by more than one third from the past year. joe: the answer is shrimp. commodity -- because demand grew so much, production grew even more. but that is good, because shrimp is great protein and protein is in high shortages in other parts of the world. sophie people. a $72uerto rico has billion debt problem. today's the deadline for the government to come up with a plan to take back the debt. kate smith is a municipal bond reporter for bloomberg rejoins us now. why is today such a big deal? kate: apparently the government is finally going to get a copy of the five-year projections of revenue and expenditures. tomorrow it will be announced to investors in the press. delayes

i am gina mccarthy, administrator of the united states environmental protection agency. i want to thank you for the opportunity to appeal today to discuss the august 5 gold king mine release and subsequent epa response. this was a tragic and unfortunate incident. the ep as hak tan responsibility to ensure that it is cleaned up appropriately. the mission is to ensure a clean environment and protect public health. we're dedicated to continuing to do our job to protect the environment and to hold ourselves to the same high standard we demand of others. the epa was at the gold king mine on august 5, conducting an investigation to assess mine conditions and ongoing water discharges, dewater the mine pool and assess the feasibility of further mine remediation. while excavating above and mine opening, the lower portion of the bedrock crumbled and approximately 3 million gallons of pressurized water discharged from the mine into cement creek which is atributary to the animas river. epa and colorado officials informed downstream jurisdictions in colorado within hours of the relea

. >> gina speaks from experience. ten summers ago, her family's boat was rammed by another on great south bay. she and her husband were nearly killed, their 11-year-old daughter brianna did lose her life. >> we have no choice to think about it everyday. we're missing part of us. >> to make sense of her loss, she's spent a decade lobbying for one thing, mandatory boating licenses. >> i don't feel you should be able to just go buy a boat and get on the water tomorrow. >> you don't have to be experienced and you can go. it doesn't mean you know what you're doing. >> to keep water safe this weekend, law enforcement agencies like islip's harbor police are promising expanded patrols. >> we will be undertaking a real crackdown this weekend. >> gina hopes that boaters will simply remember her story when on the water this weekend. >> just thinking about my daughter not being here, it kills me every day. >> reporter: she says she'll continue to advocate for boating licenses. but so far, federal and state lawmakers have failed t

joe: gina, thank you for coming on. matt: when we come back, oil is not the only business being killed. another commodities prices drop by more than a third last year. it could be putting american fishermen out of work. we will tell you what it is, when we come back. ♪ matt: i'm matt miller, in for alix steel. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. before the break we asked what commodity has seen its value drop by more than one third from the past year. joe: the answer is shrimp. americans eat more than any other seafood. every commodity diving everywhere you look. matt: because demand grew so much, production grew even more. joe: there is a glut. matt: but that is good, because shrimp is great protein and protein is in high shortages in other parts of the world. feed the people. joe: puerto rico has a $72 billion debt problem. today's the deadline for the government to come up with a plan to take back the debt. -- payback the debt. it will include revenue spending predictions for the next years. kate smith is a municipal bond repor

no subir las tasas de interÉs de referencia el paÍs, el menos durante el mes de septiembre, ahora ginan la recesiÓn económica de 2008. sin embargo la presidenta de lo que se banco central del paÍs dejÓ la posibilidad de elevar la encontrÉ momento de este aÑo e incluso en octubre. pero como podrÍas evitar este cambio su economÍa, la realidad que nos afecta a todos desde aquellos que tienen una hipoteca o que han financiado un vehÍculo hasta aquellos que tienen cuentas de ahorros, de acuerdo con algunos economistas e q usted planea comprometas en futuro ahora debe ser el momento para hacerlo, esto para obtener los bajos intereses que actualmente se le adquirir a comprometerse con una hipoteca, actualmente la tasa de interÉs para un prÉstamo o 30 aÑos encuentren un promedio de 3.8 por ciento, asÍ debería de tarjetas de crÉdito es mejor que piense la manera mÁs rápida de pagar el adeudo esto atencionales a los intereses, pero no todo son malas noticias, ya que aquellos que tienen cuitas de ahorro podrÁn ver un incentivo mÁs alto en su motor activo ya que hasta ahora el promedio de interÉs

. >> reporter: 10 years ago but gina says it feels like yesterday. a day of fun for her husband and two daughters on the family boat turned into a lifetime of nightmares. they were hit by another boat near bayshore, marina. >> crushed my daughter. hit my husband and i was standing there and it knocked me out. my other daughter had to help save all of us. >> reporter: 11-year-old briana died and gina's husband suffers from head and brain injuries he sustained. police initially charged the driver with boating while intoxicated. charges were dropped after a blood test hours after the accident came back negative. she warns against the dangers of drinking and boating. >> in suffolk county alone there are 64,000 registered vessels which makes the great south bay like the l.i.e. that is a scary notion. >> islip deputy commissioner of transportation says you can expect increased patrols saturday through monday. >> we have increased patrols in the marinas and the docks. >> reporter: gina hopes anyone thinking of doing something dangerous on the water will be

gina adams, steve grasso and mr. rick santelli. >> twitter shares are gaining ground today as its board meets to discuss the ceo search. julia boorstin has the latest developments. >> twitter's board meeting today, the stakes couldn't be higher. shares are down over 40% over the past 12 months. the board is under pressure to name a new leader that will reassure investors to add new users without alienating its core but stagnating user base. after so much management upheaval, the board is evaluating external and internal candidates to make sure they make the right choice. jack dorsey is the top contender. the board is grappling with his running another company square. adam bain had great success. outside twitter, sources tell me the company's recruiting firm spencer stewart has been reaching out to a wide range of executives. the board does remain cautious, doesn't want to make the wrong call. there is no doubt they are under pressure because the clock is ticking. >> are we expecting to hear within this next couple of

gina kim is live in california north of san francisco with the very latest. gina?reporter: good afternoon, ayman. today brought a little bit of good news in that we had cooler temperatures than all weekend long and a fire official we just spoke to said that is nowhere enough to counteract what we're seeing right now. the winds really started to kick up and forecast to be about 20 to 30 miles per hour by this afternoon and if that actually does come to pass, that will be devastating and a huge setback for this fire. while we have been standing here this afternoon, spots we thought were dead were coming alive with smoke and flames and never too careful in that situation like this. this fire out of control so fast and furious, it even took firefighters by surprise. and that's because of the perfect storm combination we have of severe drought with high winds and a recent heat wave so the tally now is more than 400 homes and businesses destroyed. that one person who died, we don't know more details than that. 10,000 people remain under evacuation orders with no idea as

gina martin adams, thank you. michael: what we going to do tonight?e these will change. boy has it changed with a vengeance. he has important things to say. michael: he has his own economic model and he will explain how he sees the world in light of that. tom: and then examples of that economic model. gina is asking how she sees us. tom: bloomberg radio and bloomberg television. you will seat at 6:00 p.m. tonight. and extensive conversation with ray dalio. we will speak to him about risk parity. you're getting ready for 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. our special fed broadcast. . stay with us on television and adio "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ the "bloomberg market day." budweiser planning a bid for miller lite. it would be the biggest acquisition ever in the brewing industry. sab shares are up more than 20% on the news. the fed meets for the first time in nine years. a rate hike is seriously in play. the decision hits the tape at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. markets are flashing make signals about what they think janet yellen for the next. can been carson trump donald tru

gina, get some rest. thank you very much. 4:14 in the morning in los angeles.dedication right there. >> thank you both. >>> coming up, major automakers beating sales forecasts with declines that weren't as severe as expected last month. we will get a read from the country's largest auto retailer when auto nation sales numbers are next. >>> another volatile session in china overnight. a run down of the ways chinese regulators might still intervene in these market. >>> a four-star fund manager joins us with his best investment ideas. why he is doubling down on a blue chip tech name down 10% this year. in the us, three in ten college students drop out. but how can you spot who's at risk? the one who lives far from campus? the one who works the night shift? the one with new responsibilities? one thing can't tell you, but the right combination can. universities are using ibm analytics to understand pressures in and out of the classroom- some expect to cut dropout rates by twenty-five percent. ibm analytics is working to make education smarter every day. >>> welcome

. >> i want to come to gina. do you agree with dick when he says this is a ridiculous discussion?in some ways but one of the things i will say is corporate governance is generally an enormous problem and bank of america highlights this issue. you're looking at the situation where the head of the governance committee, there's intertwined board positions here where one sits on the board of the other. that's not how it's supposed to work. that's what is happening. it's ridiculous. >> let's talk about corporate leadership and i want to get your comment and your view on goldman sachs and blankfein having highly curable lymphoma. were you surprised that the stock dragged as much as it did? down 3% at one point? >> no, i think this say terrible blow to the company. they would realize this company is restructuring it's business model. it's taking a look at where the financial industry will be over the next five to ten years and concluded that the model they were working was not the right model so they have taken pretty dramatic efforts and changed their method of trading and number three

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gina cÁrdenas. univisiÓn. lidia: muchas gracias. no se retire que regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn.ondiciones de tiempo. pasamos con un sombrero meteorÓlogo eduardo rodrÍguez. adelante, eduardo. eduardo: hemos visto el desastre que ha ocurrido. ha habido rÉplicas mÁs al norte. prÓximamente casi 300 km al norte de santiago. las temperaturas mÁximas hoy han llegado aquÍ en filadelfia 86. estamos en ese tiempo de trÁnsito. buena parte de las estaciones las que no lo rebasaron.estÁn al norte. estuvieron al norte de 80.83 a 86. la humedad relativa. 20%. considerablemente. y la brisa ha estado en gran medida del oeste. algunos sectores en la costa al sureste. unas 10 millas por hora con cielos mayormente nublados. continuaremos con esto. noten toda la extensa zona de lluvia. nadie de baja presiÓn. potencial de desarrollo tiene, pero para el estado de la florida es una bendiciÓn, porque estÁ mandando lluvia y estar generando lluvias. aquÍ la baja esta en esta zona, pero llevando lluvia tambiÉn. ahora, una vez que el sistema cruce la florida, hay que vigilarlo. en las inmediaciones de la ca

gina: este pasado jueves la reserva federal de estados unidos dejÓ la taza en el rango de cero a 0.25 elevar la porque vomito de este aÑo e incluso a octubre. como puede afectar este cambio en su economÍa, la realidad es que nos afecta a todo, es de lo que tiene una hipoteca o los que han financiado un vehÍculo o los que tienen cuenta de ahorro. de acuerdo con algÚn economista se te planea comprar una casa en el futuro este es el momento para hacerlo, para obtener los bajos intereses que actualmente se pueden adquirir al comprometerse con una hipoteca. actualmente la tasa de interÉs por un hipoteca de 30 aÑos encuentran 3,8%, debe dinero en tarjetas de crÉdito es mejor que piensa la manera mÁs rápido de pagar la deuda esto antes y un alza de los intereses. no todo son malas noticias a todos aquellos que tienen cuentas de ahorro verÁn un incentivo mÁs alto en su cuenta de ahorro activo, el interÉs en este momento se encuentra por debajo del 0.0 4% un alza en las tasas de interÉs puede perjudicar un futuro aumento de los salarios de los trabajadores estadounidenses. el objetivo de la re

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gina, bears are currently at their highest since 2011. is this something we really need to listen to? is it telling us something or is this maybe even a good contrary indicator? >> yeah, i mean the other thing i would throw into there, mandy is that bulls are at their lowest level in several years as well. so not only are there more bears but there are fewer bulls. that's usually a good sign we're finding a bottom. i would wait for more bears to emerge before we finally get to that bottom and really three fundamental factors need to change. it seems to me very clear that china and emerging markets, commodity prices, and the fed, all three together are really holding the market hostage at this point. we need to see emerging market data clear, china produce some form of a bottom and a recovery into the fall and winter months. we need to see commodity prices bottom. let's not forget, that's where this all started last summer. commodity price weakness led to earnings weakness on the index and that has continued over this summer. finally, we n

they want their own agent to come through so they're waiting -- >> well, gina, back to the woman, if you don't mind. i think there's something here that is remarkable because in the eyes of some, those might be deemed chauvinist or actually borderline caveman obnoxious remarks but he has explained them, and he tried to explain what he meant. but a lot of these -- and survived them nicely, and that to my on face value, very surprising. what do you think? >> my background is psychology, kneeling, and i can tell you that there's a psychological phenomenonnan taking place here. when you are not pretending to be a perfect, polished, packaged, politician, nobody expects you to be. a it's funny thing. i think that this society's current fascination with reality is a lot less about entertainment -- >> i know, i know. you're a psychologist, and a very good one. here's the deal. as a woman, i'm being sexist here. as a woman, do you find the remarks he has made offensive? >> i find it less polished than maybe i -- >> you didn't answer me! >> let me say this. let me say this. i find his honesty

gina mccarthy is back on capitol hill to testify tomorrow. she will be testifying on the same issue. she will be joined by the interior secretary. we are live on capitol hill this morning as we await testimony from gina mccarthy. she is testifying this morning before the senate environment and public works committee on an august hazardous waste water spill caused by an epa cleanup team at the gold king mine in colorado. along with testimony from epa administrator gina mccarthy, we will hear from senators gardner, bennett, udall and heinrich. they have just gavelled in. live coverage on c-span3. >> we have -- senator boxer and i, we will withhold our opening statements until we hear from the four senators who have made a request to be here. senator gardner first called this to my attention. what we're going to is hear from -- start with you, senator gardner, and go across and hear from those who have the special concern and interest. and you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member boxers and other members for holding this he

jane the virgin's gina rodriguez hit the emmy red carpet solo out her former boyfriend. >> so she is confirming to "e.t." today that she and henry have split after a year of dating. she's been really vocal saying, you know, her career exploded out of nowhere and henry really kept her grounded in this crazy hollywood scene. >> and it's apparently over for under the radar couple will forte and january jones. >> so will and january reportedly split after five months of dating. they split last month. the two of them still have to work together on "last man on it should be interesting to see how that goes. >> now to a new couple alert. "gotham" co-stars. >> so they are totally dating. they were holding hands. >> emmy.com cameras captured the images of the couple chat backstage at the bar. let's move on to emmy ace big emmy surprise. schumer instagrammed this picture of the hotel room flooded with balloons sen never tell jennifer l your room number. she just signed a book deal for $8 million to $10 million and who knew an hath away was a big fa she sat down with our carly steel. >> you rec

gina mccarthy, should we have called for her to be fired?definitely the epa is responsible for this spill? >> well, i think we all want a factor in the process. so we've done one step of the investigation. we await the independent review, and i think all the members, all the public, i've also called for independent reviews. we're going to see the culmination of that in a roughly, a department of interior's doing a study in 60 days, i don't recall exactly when the inspector general will be completing. i'm responsible for the cleanup around the country as it goes to state and local governments. i more than anyone else want to make sure that we are doing the right thing. >> all i'm asking for is that hypocrisy of this government, that it holds itself to the same standard that it holds its people to. >> i don't remember president obama waiting for an independent review, giving the comments you just said. the gentle woman from oregon is recognized. >> there's absolutely no question that what happened in colorado is tragic, and i want to thank the

nbc's gina kim in middleton, california. gina, there's a chance of rain.t there? >> reporter: well, today brought that little bit of a break that firefighters needed to go from defensive to offensive with this fire. as you mentioned, rain in the forecast. cooler temperatures and we expect that 15% containment number to go up by the time we get the next update which is this evening. now, the rest of the numbers, ari, disheartening. 13,000 people vaetded here. the 23,000 number denotes all of california currently. 600 homes and businesses burned and destroyed here in and around this area once again and 100 square miles of land burned. now, the director of cal fire which is the agency that oversees most of the incidents throughout the state said that we had 1,500 more fires this year than we typically do and he said that's not good news because this is the middle of california's fire season, actually. it lasts all the way through november in this state. ari? >> jinah, thank you very much. >>> now the flash flooding in southern utah, residents swept away by th

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i have a pit nose named gina. hesh got out with his keys in his hand. >> reporter: madison says the dogs attacked moments later. >> he went down to pet the dog. once he reached his hand out, the male dog grabbed him by the arm and started to shake like as if he was a rag doll. >> i had seen the man on the floor and dogs just on him. the only thing you see is blood. >> reporter: both of oliver's dogs are now at the animal care center of new york where they wiut be held for taen-day rabies > servation. we also learned the dogs were not spayed or neutered, which is encouraged by the city to help reduce territorial and aggressive behavior making them less likely to bite. the sureivor is in the hospital. as for oliver, we did try reaching out to her, she was not home. today she right now is facing charges of reckless endangerment and assault. she's [000:29:55;00]

all right well, gina says republicans should pay attention to these types of developments how outsidedidate are resonating david says democrats are still the best news for american voters and economy but jeena you know these top three, and their lack of political experience is being strange, explain. >> it is a strength, neil because the american people are so tired of the establishment. that is the -- resounding voice that course we're hearing right now when you look at these numbers. even on the democrat side with sanders seeing the same thing this is emergence of a brand new body politics because the people are done with the way business has been done in washington, d.c. >> according to bernie sanders is some outside per been the united states senator i'll be it a different, you know, flavor. but -- >> right. not a traditional candidate. >> understood. understood. what do you make of that david that there's something going on here that does not seem to be just a temporary fad this has been going on a while. answer to that and what you post to gina, it's not just whether the candida

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neil: gina? >> building on that, neil, the bible says feed my.he it doesn't say create a social welfare program that by the way in the united states has created an obesity, epidemic among our so-called poor that it's killing them. that's not humane and i doubt if the pope understood that if he'd be advocating for more welfare in the united states. >> and obesity in the epidemic driven by the sugars and the types of ingredients in the cheap products that the poor have access to. come on, it is not black and white, i think what is unique what is happening with his visit is he's going to the capital right now. we have capital workers protesting, who have reached out to him, sent him a letter, they are homeless, they're working multiple jobs, they are asking him to be the messenger to the members of congress who they feed and clean their offices and who have turned their backs on them. how generous is a member of congress who takes a plate of food from someone serving them and understands that person can't feed her child and turns his back on her? ne

. >> gina -- [inaudible] bloomberg news. you mentioned earlier that, you know, there is always going to be some uncertainty in the global economy, yet it seems that uncertainty has kept you from hiking this month. you know, how do you communicate to markets what is the kind of uncertainty that keeps you from lifting rates, and what is the kind of uncertainty that you can overlook and, you know, move in spite of? >> so that's a very hard question. and, you know, it's why we come together and have very careful evaluations of a wide range of factors. but at the end of the day, what we're focused on are two things: the path for employment and whether or not we feel confident that we're on a road that will take us to our maximum employment objective and whether or not we see the risks around attaining that as balanced. of course there will be uncertainty around it. and whether or not we have reasonable confidence that inflation will over the medium term go back to 2%. and it's really through that filter that we're trying to look

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so w tracked down administrator gina mccarthy ourselves on capitol hill. administrator, is crumb rubber turf safe for our children to play on? >> isorry, i have nothing to say right now. >> reporter: will you at least tell me why you won't talk to us? >> i didn't say i wouldn't talk to you -- >> reporter: that is the response, ma'am. there is new research underway on the state level. california launched a three-year study. and the washington state department of health is looking at coach griffin's numbers. but until she sees new results, the coach says she'll keep going. >> i realize if i drop the ball then everything stops, all the conversations seem to stop. so if i can just keep carrying it forward until someone else picks up the phone, then i guess that's my job otherwise this last year would have been a waste. >> we reached out again today for interviews. the cpsc declined and the epa did not return our message. tomorrow night we will take a look at how communities are grappling with this issue without guidance from the federal government. and, lester

gina, we look at the image behind you.any people lost everything. but explain how unprecedented this fire's behavior is. >> reporter: from a personal perspective that in all my years being based out here on the west coast covering fire after fire, this is one of the most devastating firls that i have ever seen. 10,000 people currently evacuated. more than 400 homes, businesses and 2 apartment complexes which is where i'm standing right now destroyed. and those numbers, thomas, are expected to go up because that was an aerial survey that gave us the numbers. as the smoke clears and crews are able to go in and assess the real damage, they're afraid that a lot more homes may be discovered to be completely destroyed. we got some additional bad news this afternoon that the fire did heavy damage to the town's water plant as well as the water carrying infrastructure. so when and if residents are allowed to come back in, they may not have water service for a while. >> wow. >> reporter: all in all, only 5% contained. the fire's spr

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wells fargo's gina martin adams and jpmorgan asset enrichment anastasia amoroso.r up for a major rally of 300 points higher. stocks, after a long weekend with hopes of more stimulus from china. features indicate a sharp gain with the dow jones industrial average to open up 300 points. the s&p 500 stronger by almost 40 points. that is almost 2% of all the major averages. crossing the wires right now, the latest reading on small business optimism edging higher last month. coming up will take a look at small business. crude oil is selling off as stocks move higher. oil now at $45 a barrel, down 2% the action they the action a ship taking things off overnight. stocks in china up on the session reviewing plans to introduce a circuit breaker for the markets to prevent panic selling. in japan, the nikkei down again citing 2% and the move in next release in the games for the entire year for the nikkei average showing a chop of 2.5%. in europe a firmer story with stocks rising there off 105.9 the s&p 100. cac also higher by 2% in the dax of better than 2%. leaders try to f

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let's get to our reporter gina who was at the news conference in washington, d.c.hat are the major concerns? the fed is clearly concerned about the international outlook. they decided that as the reason they did not go this month. that we are looking at the data, coming in. janet yellen talked about the economic outlook in the u.s. being in line with what they expected during the press conference but at the same time pointed to international concerns over the stronger doll -- strong dollar. rishaad: -- angie: how long do they hold it off for? jeanna: that is a great question. so they have two more meetings this year, one in october and what in december. in december. theoretically they could raise rates at either of those but the october meeting is just six weeks away and the december meeting is at a point of volatility in the markets that we are not sure if they are concerned about. it also is not much more data, more time for the market to recover. you raise the probable it could be as late as 2016 at this point. -- problem it could be as late as 2016 at this poin

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. >> thank you commissioners for having me here today and thank you, gina, as well. the legislation before you is essentially to help small business and residents in the folsom area, the lowest part of our city and therefore experiences the worst flooding. specifically the legislation amends the public works code that amended to the grant that will not charge this public right-of-way occupancy fee. to give you a little background, campos has a hearing as we have issues for major small businesses and other residents. out of that hearing a working group formed local businesses and mga of infrastructure is going to be speak here if that's okay as part of our presentation have been working together for many months to find a way to addressing this persistent flooding problem. two ideas have come out of this working group already that we are working forward with and one is to fund the program to encourage property owners to install improvements on properties that lower the risk of harm caused by flooding and originally only types of projects could be covered and the puc ha