environment,ial clearly weaker than those were expecting. that said, pretty clearly, unless our assessment of where she was back then was very wrong, that should not even close a call this week. joe: if the fed looks of the economy right now, let's ignore the market volatility for a moment right if the fed looks of the economy is a severe not there yet, what are we going to see between september and the december meeting that would give it more confidence in the hike? with one iseconomy, continued labor market improve of that we have thawing out unemployment rate and other measures of the labor market's lack. but if you continue improvement, and strengthen the mandate. -- corew on information inflation we are on the lowest levels of the last four years. if that gets falling that would obviously be a disaster. our expectation is that it is going to be a little higher time december hit. alix: the argument many make is that it is transitory. your work tells you something different, that it is more consistent. to writeould not want off that it ha

despite the canonization, the franciscan friar is controvers ial. many say that he physically abused native americans. the police have not made arrests. president obama is in new york for the 70th session of the united nations general assembly, dressing representatives from 1 93 nations monday morning. he says while progress is being made fighting poverty around the world, the u.s. cannot act alone. times of obama: in crisis, from ebola to syria, we are the largest provider of humanitarian aid. in times of disaster in crisis, the world can count on the friendship and generosity of the american people. president will have several meetings with world leaders in new york. he plans to meet with vladimir putin for the first time in more than a year. they are expected to discuss russian involvement in ukraine in syria. treatedi lama is being at the mayo clinic after canceling u.s. appearances for the month of october. a spokesperson confirmed the 80-year-old spiritual leader is therefore observation, but do not offer details. maryland governor larry hogan

that's what one did today.ial ial don't want to be in the spotlight. i want to serve my neighbors conscious. >> davis is an apostolic christian. she stopped issuing marriage licenses altogether after the supreme court legalized gay marriage. >>> a wild scene off the coast of california between a hump back whale and a kayak. oh, my. first and foremost the kayakers are okay. captured during a whale watching tour this weekend. video shows the tandem kayakers paddling through a large pod of humpback whales when one suddenly launches into the air when it appears the whale landed on top of the kayakers there. they were so lucky. they were thrown from the boat just before impact. >> the first thing they said is, we need a bigger boat. >> yeah, you know. >> oh, man, yeah. that's the kind of thing i want to do on a bigger boat. definitely. >>> all right, so, maybe a lot of boaters out there today, although it was a rather breezy this afternoon. if you have a sail boat that might have helped you out. the winds are pretty strong today across the area and the temp

. >> the flag raising ceremony in havana was just one step, albeit a ceremony yu ial one. lot of hard work is still ahead and a lot of obstacles are in the way. cuban civil rights groups and dissidents were secluded from the embassy ceremonies and they say their voices need to be heard. >> here it is very important to give everyone their place when and where is necessary. and we are not being given place we require as civil society in cuba. >> we really believe that things are not being done the right way, regarding the promotion of human rights which is crucial in promoting democracy during this political process. >> cuba is slowly embracing gay rights although gay right marriage is still illegal, leading the way for gay rights is raul castro's daughter , gabriella. >> hundreds of cubans dance to a conga beat, wave the flag and declare their same sex love in havana. leading the rights for gay rights is raul castro's daughter, mariella castro. >> a ideologic enrichment of the cuban society. >> reporter: for decades after the 1959 revolution homosexuality in cuba was crimin

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we need to get brazilian r ial, 3.90. weaker.ially 3.90 on its way to four. ♪ tom: good morning.a beautiful view of new york city. a rainy new york city today. let's get to our top headlines. david: a recall from fiat chrysler potential airbag issues . ram pickups made from 2012 to 2014. chrysler says it knows of two injuries caused by the problem. looks like we will be seen to dollar gas again. the government says gasoline prices will fall another 17% by the holidays to about $2.03 a gallon. average gas prices were a dollar cheaper than they were one year ago over the labor day weekend area to the justice department is responding to criticisms it is too easy on white-collar criminals area prosecuting individuals, not just their companies. they're designed to put pressure on companies who cooperate against their executives. now to julie hyman with some movers. julie: are you a big donut guy? david: i talked about this a little last hour. i grew up in north carolina, home of krispy kreme. dunkin girl a growing up. krispy kreme is what we are talking about. the stock is down after

think vice president biden will only run if elizabeth warren would consent to be the vice president ialdate. otherwise, what policy contrast does he offer versus hillary clinton? >> i think he would take another route and not emphasize her differences. don't want to take her down, so to speak, if he does this. >> right. >> he wants to prevail. >> he will only enter this race if after all these sort of honeycomb hideout conversations he's having with people, if anyone gives him a clear path to beat hillary clinton. he doesn't want to do just do this for entertainment sake. no one has told him yet there's a pathway in which he can beat her. >> nan's assertion here that is interesting, that vice president biden wouldn't get into the race without senator warren assenting to being on the ticket. what do we make a warren/biden ticket? >> first of all, i respectfully disagree that there has to be a deal ahead of time. i think senator warren is too smart to do that. >> right. i just don't think she would. >> she's being tantalizingly coy. >> i haven't seen her tease and flirt like this before.

and --ial's, materials are all down. smp materials index is down the most by 1.6%.slowing down. let's take a look at commodities, oil is rebounding higher today. investors are looking at -- the stockpiles have fallen to -- that is more than a median estimate. .62%.s up by about look at the pop right there, just before 10:00, this is because durable goods orders fell 2% in august. that theueling bets fed may raise rates sooner rather than later. treasuries, the 10 year employment gains are now off their session lows by about five basis points. the stocks are selling off today. that is a look at the markets and commodities, back to you. betty: ramy inocencio on the market. let's talk about uber. still battling it out about drivers rights. drivers want to be treated as employees with benefits, they cannot go to court. instead, they have to go through private arbitration. edward chen granted class action status to a lawsuit over two uber drivers who were looking to be cast as full-time employees. could join thers suit. what is at stake here? the drivers are supposed to

ial point -- i apologize. you have been heard, mr. walker. mr. walker: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. hice. mr. mica: i'm sorry, you are recognized, mr. walker. we'll get to hice next. mr. walker: thank you very much. as a member on the committee of homeland security, we have had several classified briefings as far as the concerns, even locally and regionaly. i know there's a lot of issues that have to be worked out, particularly with the u.a.v.'s and u.a.s.'s. i want to take a little bit of a turn here and talk about some of the pros, some of the positives from possibly the new technology as we move forward. i always, if you look back historically, any time there's something that's new that developed, there's always a little bit of a pushback eaction' areary -- reactionary. i want to talk about, maybe start with mr. wynne. according to your data and your department, believes the u.s. could be in line to lose more than $10 billion of potential economic impact every year that the u.s. integration is delayed. would you take just a minute to speak to that. is that accurate

experiencing a growing and steady social fragmentation, which places at risk "the foundations of s ial life" and consequently leads to "battles over conflicting interests." the present time invites us to give priority to actions which generate new processes in society, so as to bear fruit in significant and positive historical events. we cannot permit ourselves to postpone "certain agendas" for the future. critical and global decisions in the face of world-wide conflicts which increase the number of the excluded and those in need. the praiseworthy international juridical framework of the united nations organization and of all its activities, like any other human endeavour, can be improved, yet it remains necessary, at the same time it can be the pledge of a secure and happy future for future generations. and so it will, if the representatives of the states can set ide paivisan and ideological interests, and sincerely strive to serve the common good. i pray to almighty god that th will be the case, and i assure prayers, and the support and veayers of all the faithful of the catholic chu

john shimkus, with sacrifice ial love, speaker boehner is laying it down. ileana rosslipman -- -letiten. john is calling in from maine. go ahead. caller: we had another caller from maine who mentioned someone who is known for voting against the party line. i was wondering, do you think -- onre is sort of a pushback the individualism in congress. to think they are focusing on the party line, or boehner may be more than move towards freedom of conscience for congress? guest: that is a really interesting point. it almost seems that we are seeing a coalition government in the republican party right now. you have a very conservative about 30-40, and you have a relatively conservative group that differs on tactics. they can't really -- they are bound by a common set of ideals, but differ on tactics, and exactly what would mean success and failure. we are in an era of more party line votes, but if that continues to fracture, and they continue to need votes from the opposition party to pass funding bills -- again, this is the most basic job that congress has, which

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a broken immigration system that they're afraid to tackle because ial. and i can go on and on.here is our energy policy? they've compromised and we don't have energy security in this country. even though they've worked on it for 30 years. in fact, friday i heard somebody in leadership say we've been working on a specific problem for 30 years. and if you can't solve a problem in 30 years, i think you're off base, and you know, maybe compromise, you can compromise but don't compromise your principles. >> right. >> and so i think this is a new dawn in american politics, and the american people win. >> congressman ted yoho of florida. joining us live this morning. thanks a lot, congressman. >> yes, sir. >>> coming up here on the show, he came to the defense of a blind student being assaulted by bullies and then he was punished for it. now that teen is speaking out. you're going to hear from him straight ahead. >> and a mayor in maine wants to post the names of everyone who is on welfare online. he says the public has a right to know. that mayor defends his decision. he'll be up nex