cautions the remains, the number of global issues affecting markets, they are certainly not going to be gung ho at the moment. angie: we will leave it there. thank you so much for joining us in sydney today. we have been monitoring the early indications and commodities and currencies. let us take a look at what is happening. >> in the currency market, we are currently following the yen. we had those minutes for the bank of japan, the bank of japan saying they are staying on target -- upwards of 2% of that target they hope to achieve. they say current policies are working. and of course the federal reserve meeting, let us not forget about that. the dollar maintaining its retreat. if we look at the dollar-yen, is below that 120 level. call it unchanged. we did see the yen yesterday moving one half of 1%, not pretty much unchanged. we are tracking the commodity related currencies, and we would expect the commodity related currencies to have an impact on the federal reserve. this is what you're seeing right now as you take a look at the aussie. it is up 3/10 at the moment. even with those comments

but no one disputes he's much more gung ho about running now than he was a month ago and is starting to do things in an active way to have a campaign in waiting setting up. reaching out to robert wolf, someone who can't raise money and connect him to wall street and would be a huge, symbolic get. that away from hillary clinton and would reasonably have obama's blessing, that would be a huge get if biden were to do it. it would mean a lot and send a lot of signals. there are lots of people currently for hillary clinton who used to be for obama. if they jumped to biden, it would cause a huge kerfuffle because of the way the clintons get covered and because of the symbolism. but it's just one of many things -- this is directly widen, but a lot of biden's people have stepped up their activity and want to make it possible for the mechanics to be there. to whatrt that contrary a lot of people say, that first debate in mid-october the democrats are having is not a hard deadline. then thatthinking had the timetable was we must decide by early october because of that debate and because of the

same time, the general mood among ukrainians has changed from a year ago when people were much more gung ho. certainly around july and august, they were patriotic. i think realism has set in and the desire to make peace at whatever cost is the prevailing view of ukrainians. >> piece at whatever cost. thank you. you are watching "dw news." still to come, the world loses a movie master. we take a look at the legendary writer and director, wes craven. all that in more -- all that and more in about a minute. don't go away. we will be here. >> changes, transformations. variations. masterful interpretations by international orchestras and soloists. the beethoven fest 2015 from september 4 to october 4. >> ♪ >> welcome back. you are with "dw news." hundreds of refugees on the move from budapest to vienna, and now on to their final destination. germany. the chancellor vowing to a set -- except all syrian asylum-seekers. a staggering day of arrivals on this day alone. in ukraine, dozens of police have been hurt and one officer died in clashes with protesters after parliament backed a controversial d

. >> and reading the book today i found that women buy age are advocating for being gung ho but when it comes to getting informed about the candidates that would serve those interests , they are not political. they feel inadequate. it's not political in the sense that it takes the political position but it certainly engages with questions that are determined in the political realm and those that hold the office around the world and i certainly encourage the young readers to think about who is in politics and think about who holds office and if that's what they care about whether that is something like endangered species or homelessness so i would hope that i can persuade young readers to think about things like that and then urge them to support whomever they think is the best candidate whether it is at the local level or the national level or elsewhere on issues that they care about and i wish you luck in doing the same with your friends. >> thank you so much for writing this book. i am a teacher of a 16-year-old and a three and a half-year-old boy. forgive me i haven't read the boo

women my age cemented in middle age here, with advocating for environment and everything, they're gung ho but when comes aligning themselves with candidates and getting informed with -- about candidated that serve those interests, they are not political. it's like it's a dirty word. it's like they don't -- they feel inadequate, people my age, women my age, and -- >> guest: well, i would defer to you to speak for women your age, but certainly in "it's your world," it's not political in the sense that it doesn't take a political position, but it certainly engages with questions that are determined in the political realm and by who holds political office, not only in this country but around the world. and i certainly encourage young readers to think about who is in politics and to think about how who holds office affects what they care about, whether that is something like endangered species or homelessness, so i would hope that i can persuade young readers to think about questions like that, and then urge them to support whomever they think is the best candidate, whether it's at the local l

none of the people you listed are gung ho to go sign and elect most democratic guy out there. >> maybes not a lot of logic. i would be slightly concerned. kennedy: you think that we should be expanding the nsa? >> i always think that. yes. any legal matters that we can take to expand surveillance and make sure that these lone wolves do not slip through the cracks. we have a more targeted idea of who we should be looking for. we need to take those measures to make sure something does not happen. when you are given a warning you need to take it seriously. kennedy: the panel will be back in minutes to play a game. first, the do's and don'ts for the upcoming debate. i hope your watching. something specific for you. new york city next line to get the skinny on the topless ladies of time square. stay right here. ♪ kennedy: welcome back. face-off in the 2nd presidential debate prying the elbow in the prominence. coming out shiny will take charm and strategy. who better to offer guidance than the former press secretary for george w. bush and author of dana's do's and don'ts. we have a lot of k

gung ho. thinking they can newtown hands on anybody. >> some say more needs to be done to protect inmate from harm. >> it's just deeply problematic and i think really wrists the flag that we have to the look at our jail is systemically rather than looking at 3 individuals. >> defense attorney didn't return our request for comment paint a different picture saying all 3 men are caring and compassionate people committed to serving the local community and should have the opportunity to post bail. in san jose, chris winn abc 7 news. >> lake in the berkeley hills closed tonight because of a blue green algae bloom. the lake is in the east pay rage until park district. park officials have closed it to swimmers. warning dog owner to keep the pet out of the water. algae fatal to dog and can cause skin irritation and stomach problem for people. park district says the toxic algae likely grew there because of the drought. >>> quite a spectacle on the bay today. we caught up with the roll ex big boat series

all this doom's day after yesterday' reunion in washington of the gung ho folks who brought us the 2003 iraq war that last more than 200,000 dead. do i have to tell you who was at the get-together of hawks, do i? >> he's been shot. >> round up the usual suspects. >> round up the usual suspects. and there they were yesterday, the names who brought us the worst foreign policy action since lyndon johnson's vietnam war build-up. dick cheney, scooter libby, john bolton, another big war fest, cheering american boys to the front from the safety of the op-ed pages. making the same claims that took us into baghdad, blew apart that country. have they no shame? i don't think so. the big show was in washington for a tea party rally opposing the nuclear deal with iran. ted cruz told the crowd the deal is catastrophic and the single greatest national security threat facing america. >> if this deal goes through, we know to an absolute certainty, people will die. americans will die, israelis will die, europeans will die. we're now talking about giving the ayatollah khomeini, a homicidal maniac, who hat

it was gung ho for 3.5 years and then the bottom fell out of the oil market and it really changed hostsically, they dropped the project. we had collected a lot of data but had not processed it to the point of understanding the information. columbia went on a process the information after my work there. amy: neela banerjee, can you talk about when exxon stopped the study, what they started to understand, and how they tried to cover it up? >> well, with its project was dropped from the documents we , it was talking to ed mainly because of financial reasons. exxon did not stop its kind of research. after it started the taker project in 1978, 1979, 1980 at hired a lot of that additions to do climate modeling because models were primitive and they were relying on other people's models and they wanted to do that in-house. so even at the tanker project, which was relatively expensive, had ended, exxon continued very good, rigorous, peer-reviewed climate research mainly through modeling from 1980 onward. our documents go through 1986. one does not notice the kind of attitude shift that appeare

all this doom's day after yesterday' reunion in washington of the gung ho folks who brought us the 2003r that last more than 200,000 dead. do i have to tell you who was at the get-together of hawks, do i? >> he's been shot.

all this doom's day after yesterday' reunion in washington of the gung ho folks who brought us the 2003000 dead. do i have to tell you who was at the get-together of hawks, do i? >> he's been shot. >> round up the usual suspects. >> round up the usual suspects. and there they were yesterday, the names who brought us the worst foreign policy action thins lyndon johnson's vietnam war build-up. dick cheney, scooter libby, john bolton, another big war

he is more gung ho now than yesterday or the day before that and the day before that.he momentum is towards yes. >> and he may have lined up some real money the other day. >> that would be the important thing. >> john heilemann, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> always happy to be here, lawrence. >>> coming up, a new poll shows joe biden doing better than hillary clinton against republican candidates. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what's next. if you have moderate to severe ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people wh

gung-ho, ready to serve and was ready to go out and hunt down the taliban.ot into afghanistan, he began to notice that bergdahl had something different. he was slightly off. he didn't gel with the rest of the unit. and it was so much of a concern, that his former sergeant went to another, more senior sergeant and raised the issue and said maybe bergdahl ought to have a talk with the chaplain to which he was immediately rebuffed. i won't use the language. so, this is what the defense is focusing on. kate and john? >> a lot of back and forth there, and it's far from over. that's for sure. martin savidge on the ground. let's bring in anita. what, first off, do you make of what we're hearing from martin that bergdahl, this they announced he won't be testifying in his own defense. does that surprise you? >> no. this is basically like a preliminary hearing. in the federal system you'd have a grand jury where bergdahl and his attorney wouldn't even be present in the first place. in the military system, they're allowed to be present. if i was bergdahl's attorney, i

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but now that they're seeing that, i think people are very gung ho about him, and i think donald trump, he might want to be careful to attack somebody so many people have a positive view of. >> yeah, brian, i was going to ask you, how should -- well, let me reverse it. if dr. carson is attacked by donald trump, how should carson handle that? >> he should fight back. i mean, it's amazing that we're going to have a debate tonight where you have the two front-runners have a combined 50% of the electorate that's polling supporting them and everybody else is nowhere near those numbers. jeb bush isn't even cracking so%. you have governor scott walker of wisconsin who's down depending on the poll you look at. this is going to be a great, fascinating debate to see if jeb bush and scott walker can get back on their feet and how these two new front-runners who are not political veterans, they're not politicians, how are they going to handle being front-runners? it's going to be great to watch. >> brad, how should donald trump respond to ben carson tonight? i'm not expecting ben carson to attack

and they're going gung ho and war gear on and war tactics. it is the war on drugs.ight the war on drugs with all of your military gear and maybe people will start realizing that you're using the gear for the right thing and not shooting kids in the street. >> in response to the texas sheriff shooting last friday, greg abbott on facebook, he said that heinous and deliberate crimes against law enforcement will not be tolerated in the state of texas. texas reveerl it is men and women in law enforcement who protect and serve their communities. chester, maryland, next up, to the democrats line. and hello to greg. >> caller: yes. good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: my comments would be that i think, you know, we are at a point in this country where people fear the cops more than the criminals. it is the truth of the matter and i think the main reason for a lot of what we're seeing is, number one, now we have cell phone video. we're able to watch these guys in action. and number two, there's too many cops. we don't need all the guys. they sit around bored. they grow

they are gung ho and they have war gear on. on drugs.ar fight the war on drugs with your military gear and people will start realizing that you are using the gear for the right thing and not shooting kids in the street. host: in response to the texas by the shooting, a post texas governor greg abbott on facebook. he said crimes against law enforcement will not be tolerated in the state of texas. chester, maryland. line.emocrats hello to greg. caller: good morning. point wherere at a people fear the cops more than they fear the criminals. i think the main reason for a lot of what we are seeing, we have cell phone video. we are able to watch these guys in action. there are just too many cops. we don't need all these guys. they sit around board. they grow up watching "csi." isy find out all they are giving traffic tickets, so they overreact out of frustration when something does happen. in these suburban white counties, why are they even carrying guns? i live in a suburban maryland county. there have been two killings in the county and 40 y