goldsmith is being sued for breach of contract. the agency says he stopped paying commission last year. he landed the job in 2006. it is reported he paid about a million dollars a year and he has paid enough commission. anne-marie. >> you know what, i don't always have a craving for mickey d's, when i do, it's often for those perfectly roundics and hash browns, so i think i'm in luck. >> starting today, you can get breakfast at mcdonald's all day long, that's right, all day egg mcmuffins favorites. mcdonald's is a big player in breakfast. it coptures 18% of blek fasreak. like anything, there is a little controversy brewing, some of those favorites like hash browns and mcgriddle not available everywhere all day. >> no! >> yes. the bearer of bad news. >> you can't hold other hash browns in your hands, they fall all over the place, they're very messy. you have to have mcmuffins with fries. >> man, that is weird. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks, a lot, jill. >>> well, a bitter pill after a tough loss, controversy

jack's goldsmith -- jack goldsmith wrote about it as a phenomenon that has gone on for decades.e called it cycles of aggression in which the intelligence committee goes out and gathers intelligence in a very aggressive way, something goes awry and then they are subject to criticism by the political branches and people's careers are ruined. and then theyck are accused of not connecting the dots as a 9/11. when you take a group of people who have been suggested -- subjected to that over decades and this is some of it has been going on -- this is something that has been going on for some time with a back-and-forth of standards, they are very suggestion about how it all to come out -- how it ought to come out. thealso concerned because intelligence we supposedly got from bin laden's hideout has not been released. that it hason is not been released because it conflicts with the narrative of the administration about what he was doing or not doing and what his relationships were and so on. >> to put a finer point on it, you said -- some of it has been released. ofery select number docu

the check was from kesari's organization designer goldsmith inc. and made out to sorenson's corporation grassroots strategies. but sorenson says at the time he told kesari that he wasn't sure he wanted to switch to paul's campaign. he said he was conflicted and feeling stressed from the situation because he was facing and felt paul was a better financial issues political candidate. testimony and the trial will continue tomorrow. kevin: the steven spielberg cold war thriller "bridge of spies" opens tomorrow. the movie about the trading of a soviet spy for u-2 pilot francis gary powers has an iowa connection. francis lebeda is a 76-year-old cedar rapids man who, like of lot of retirees, has a workshop. but unlike most people who use their workshop to do odd jobs around the house, francis uses his to make movie props. for "bridge of spies", he created a special coin the soviet spy uses in the movie to hide his secrets. stacey: now let's check back in with frank live at the blank park zoo for the opening night of night eyes. frank: we're tonight at the

the children of 82-year-old owen goldsmith say the lax infection of power lines and surrounding vegetation caused the fire. a pg&e official admit as tree may is come in contact with a power line sparking a fire and the company said they will respond to the claim in court. >> in washington, the house of representatives could vote on a last minute budget deal by tomorrow. before midnight, g.o.p. leaders struck an agreement with the white house averting a government shut down the deloress federal spending by $80 billion. that increase is paid in part by cuts to medicare and social security disability benefits. negotiators agreed to lift the debt ceiling until man of 2017. speaker boehner is asking g.o.p. members to pass the deal before representative paul ryan is expected to take the torch on thursday. >> happening today the national transportation safety board plans to release tire safety recommendation after two deadly problems one showing problems with tires and the ntsb will release information on tire able, construction, and crash data. you can watch the full report on "good morning amer

that is to it is, in the world, the grand marshal, jonathan goldsmith is his real name, a bronx born actor currently featured -- he is an overnight sensation even though he has been acting for 40 years, recommend a little mystery for your halloween party. robert: i heard a few ask him to say thursday, my friends he won't do it because it is a trademark thing. juliet: we should say happy birthday on television and not get signed for it. michael. juliet: going to the parade? >> meteorologist: i live on the parade route, cannot avoid it. robert: it will be saturday. >> meteorologist: the pressure is on to steal a little party. juliet: i have to work the next day. it is fun. >> meteorologist: 0 hopefully the weather is like that, this is gorgeously 60 degrees. 50 in monticello. a clear sky, there is the cold front coming into account. i had of it, frontal showers in the tristate region, mainly to the northeast trying to head into the direction of the tristate region, only a little bit will hold together. what we will see, sunny skies early, more clouds, high temperatures 76, another warm

be the mayor, zach goldsmith. [applause] >> but today i want to single someone out.is country, he arved this party, and there's huge amount more to come. let's hear it for the man who and has beenrms mayor of the greater city on own forrestery johnson. [applause] great speech yet yesterday, boris. speech. boris the tight head prop. a hooker. by the way, that's a factual statement, not a chapter of michael ashcroft's book. [applause] >> now increasing home ownership means something else. for years politicians have been talking about building what they affordable homes. in many ways, the phrase was deceptive. thatsically meant homes were only available to rent. what people want are homes they can actually own. think about it. after all the officials who prepare the plans for the homes, developers who build them, the politicians who talk about people ownof these the homes they live in. don't they realize that other people want what they have? a home of their own? so today i can announce a shift in housing policy in our country. old rules which have said to developers. y

the check was from kesari's organization, designer goldsmith incorporated, and made out to sorenson's corporation, grass roots strategies. sorenson says at the time he told kesari that he wasn't sure he wanted to switch to paul's campaign, but he says he was conflicted because he was facing financial issues. testimony resumes tomorrow morning at 9:00. you can always trust kcci for complete coverage throughout the day. stacey: a change of plans from president obama. he had vowed to end the war in afghanistan before leaving office, but now he says there will still be 5500 troops there when he leaves. right now, there are nearly 10,000 u.s. troops in the country. the president says the afghan forces need more help from the u.s. the announcement is garnering -- is getting mixed opinions. kcci's ryan smith is in studio with reaction from a local national guardsman. ryan: lieutenant colonel mike wunn served in afghanistan at the height of the u.s. troop surge back in 2010. you see him in this picture here. tonight, he weighs in on the president's decision to delay the withdrawal, meeting th

be the mayor, zach goldsmith. [applause] >> but today i want to single someone out.ved this country, he arved this party, and there's huge amount more to come. let's hear it for the man who and has beenrms mayor of the greater city on own forrestery johnson. [applause] great speech yet yesterday, boris. speech. boris the tight head prop. a hooker. by the way, that's a factual statement, not a chapter of michael ashcroft's book. [applause] >> now increasing home ownership means something else. for years politicians have been talking about building what they affordable homes. in many ways, the phrase was deceptive. thatsically meant homes were only available to rent. what people want are homes they can actually own. think about it. after all the officials who prepare the plans for the homes, developers who build them, the politicians who talk about people ownof these the homes they live in. don't they realize that other people want what they have? a home of their own? so today i can announce a shift in housing policy in our country. old rules which have said to develop

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they have repudiated the memos he wrote at that tichlt when questions were raised by jack goldsmith, the new director, about the legality and constitutionality of stellar wind, as the program was called,' concerted effort was made to shoe horn that program into the existing legislative framework. this is how we get that absurd reading of relevant, that everything is relevant. it is by trying to take a program already in existence and find a way to stick it into legislative framing. the internet metada ta program was transferred to the 1978 foreign intelligence surveillance act that govern trap and trace. we already had legislation that gochbed how we record numbers dialed from and the numbers that call somebody for foreign intelligence purposes. the way it took all internet telepany data and read it the same saying it was all relevant and could be collected. our ordinary criminal provisions have the exact same language in them. if it is relevant, if everything is relevant, then everything is relevant across the board, not just for national security but for criminal law purposes. this

the actor shown here, jonathan goldsmith being sued by his former agent for holding payment by the adampaign the agent got him. and attorney with me now says the agent has a case disagrees saying the most interesting man doesn't owe anyone anything. so, aaron, i wanted to start with you. this seemed like a timing issue because the actor jumped ship to another agency. so this is the wrinkle; right? >> well, he did stop paying commissions a year ago. we all know the old adage, a man is only as good as his word. and is the plaintiff's attorney slightly mellow dramatic referring to the most interesting man in the world as the least honorable man in the world? yeah, a bit but the message is loud and clear. if you make a deal, you're going to have to live up to it. we expect it and the law requires it. trish: okay., emily, you are siding with the actor, the one we see in the commercials, jonathan and what is your point? he has the right to work with whomever he wants to work with and he paid his bill? >> and the defense counsel said the contract wasn't valid to again with. we're seeing a tr

be the mayor, zach goldsmith. [applause] >> but today i want to single someone out.this country, he arved this party, and there's huge amount more to come. let's hear it for the man who and has beenrms mayor of the greater city on own forrestery johnson. [applause] great speech yet yesterday, boris. speech. boris the tight head prop. a hooker. by the way, that's a factual statement, not a chapter of michael ashcroft's book. [applause] >> now increasing home ownership means something else. for years politicians have been talking about building what they affordable homes. in many ways, the phrase was deceptive. thatsically meant homes were only available to rent. what people want are homes they can actually own. think about it. after all the officials who prepare the plans for the homes, developers who build them, the politicians who talk about people ownof these the homes they live in. don't they realize that other people want what they have? a home of their own? so today i can announce a shift in housing policy in our country. old rules which have said to developers.

if you are a supporter of the tory party, they are going to put up officially -- zac goldsmith bankingynasty. for richmond an mp park. he takes the tory mayoral candidacy. . he was one of the most vocal anti-expansion heathrow voices out there, threatening to resign if they build a third runway. it has been quite a week for one stock -- glencore. the center off at a global panic on monday which resulted in a 29% drop in its value. share prices have since spiked back, but it did have people wondering there was any kind of some -- a leader moment in the market. oflier i spoke to the ceo general society and asked him if that was the case. >> i don't think so. the systemic effect was there but i don't think you will see the same thing in the commodity sector. the question is how long will this last -- will this remain humble? who can predict the increasing might see, especially with the scenario where u.s. and europe should do well. it is a two to three-year thing and i don't think there is a systemic element there. that: there is this the of euro has built big business -- are you concerne

tom: goldsmith was in prison. francine: how do you actually model rugby or a boris johnson win?one of those things that is impossible to incorporate in a normal model. was at theing we did time of the general elections, the actual proof, the actual conclusion of the elections will be on the brexit. tom: what you just saw there was an economist that does not want to talk about brexit. that is what we saw. david blanch flour will talk about brexit and breakfast. i need some more espresso. "bloomberg surveillance" from london. ♪ tom: a touch of rain yesterday in london, but it has been beautiful in october. we say good morning to you. francine lacqua and tom keene in london. i will be back in new york on monday. how about a forex report? we need to go only as far as dollar-yen. a real interesting conundrum of a stronger yen. you see that 1.17. we break through to new, stronger yen. i go on to sterling, as well, karen, if we could come approving i can't shop at harris today. -- harrod's today. francine: you are on air, tom. no time for shopping. tom: let's go to new york to vonnie q

. >> jonathan goldsmith? he's from the bronx. why? >> he was very -- when you go around calling yourself that, you ought to be a good conversationalist. i thought he was dull. >> by the way, i don't know why they chose him, but apparently the parade begins at 7:00 on halloween atticaal and sixth -- at canal and sixth avenue. heads up -- >> stephanie, is this is "good day new york". greg: the mets are going to the world's cities, greg kelly. rosanna: i am rosanna scotto. another gorgeous day outside:more day, warm weather, go out and enjoy it. mike says it is cooling down tomorrow. we will have a full forecast coming. in the meantime, let's scream and shout. >> haven't been to the world series since 2000 and the mets are on their way back. rosanna: the mets lead of their way to this week to sleep the chicago cubs winning that an lc s. now they go to the world sees, tuesday, back in new york city on friday. greg: tyrone power is described as a career criminal and many in law enforcement can't understand why this guy was on the streets t

when questions were raised after he left by jack goldsmith about the legality and constitutionality of stellar wind as the program was called, a concerted effort was made to shoehorn that program into the existing legislative framework. this is how we get that absurd reading of relevant, where everything is relevant. trying to find a way to stick it into existing legislative framework. it was similarly transferred to portions of the 1978 intelligence surveillance act. we already have legislation that governed how we record numbers dialed from an numbers that call somebody for foreign intelligence purposes. the way that all internet metadata was precisely the same, by saying that all internet metadata was relevant, therefore we can collect all internet metadata. under the foreign intelligence surveillance act. this is an extraordinary have thebecause they same thing which in them. if everything is relevant, then, everything is relevant across the board, not just for national security but for criminal law purposes. this program was officially ended in december of 2011, but internet metad

jack goldsmith in a book called "the terror of presidency" wrote about it. it's a phenomena that's been going on thor decades. he called it cycles of timidityd in g which the intelligence wa community gathers evidence in an aggressive way, something goes awry and then they're subject tf criticism by the political branches and people's careers are ruined. they pull back and thenal, you w know, as we saw in the wake of 9/11 they're accused of not connecting the dots.wa when you take a group of people who have been subjected to that over decades, talk about enhanced interrogation techniques. this is kind ofve -- something that's been going on for a long time. but this constant back and forth of standards.ligence they are very vulnerable to, yos know, to suggestions about how it ought to come out.at w i'm very concerned about -- i'm very concerned about that. i'm particularly concerned because a the trove of intelligence that we supposedlyo got from bin laden's hideout has not been released. >> right. >> and the suggestion is it hasn't been released because it c

jack goldsmith, in a book called "the terror presidency," wrote about it.'s a phenomenon that's been going on for decades, he called it cycles of timidity, the intelligence community gathers intelligence in an aggressive way, something goes awry, they're subject to criticism by the political branches, and people's careers are ruined, they pull back. and then, you know, as we saw in the wake of 9/11, they're accused of not connecting the dots. when you take a group of people who have been subjected to that over decades, talk about enhanced interrogation techniques, this is something that's been going on in the intelligence community for a long time. this constant back and forth of standards. they are very vulnerable to suggestions about how it ought to come out. and i'm very concerned about that. i'm also particularly concerned about the trove of intelligence that we supposedly got from bin laden's hide-out has been not been released. >> right. >> and the suggestion is it hasn't been released because it conflicts with the narrative of the administration abou