good morning, jack taylor. >>> good morning, an accident. it's on georgia avenue north of hathaway drive. southbound is completely unaffected. northbound, you'll be under police direction. 95, north of prince william parkway, there's a crash causing a bit of delay. all travel lanes are available. back to you. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. samsung is halting sales of its new galley 7 note smart phone. it found 35 cases of battery problems and samsung will offer a global exchange program for phones that have already been sold but it will take two weeks to get replacements ready. with your cnbc report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> here are had 4 things need to know before heading out door. a man was killed along 14th street and saratoga avenue just before 1:00 a.m. >>> deputies in northern california are preparing for protests right now. in an hour, brock turner will be released from jail after serving three months for sex assault. >>> labor department will release a much-anticipated jobs report today. a positive return coul

breaking news with jack taylor. >>> the tough part is going to be the bw parkway this morning. two accidents, opposite each other on the parkway, between 1i78 and 198, the left lane is closed both ways. tow trucks hopefully. we've got a delay northbound from 197, southbound on 198. two separate incidents blocking the left lane. >>> a big new change from walmart. how the retail chain is planning to upgr grade and whyhousands t but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b

next week, jack taylor loves it, we'll be back in the sizzling 90s. >> that's what i'm looking for.ing me more nines. beltway, down near 450, crews are still hanging in there. thub there for the next four or five minutes. inner loop down near saint barnabas road, everything was put over safely on the left shoulder. it's not causing any kind of a slow down. just be aware there's a possibility of coming off the gas, you see flashing lights. back to you. >>> we told you how traffic is costing you time and money and some places are only getting more congested. what a new study is revealing about where roads are getting busier every year. >> a mix-up that left two five-year-olds alone in a >>> you are not imagining it. traffic is getting worse in northern virginia. the northern virginia transportation commission says metro ridership was down 15% at virginia stations in june. overall, fewer people are using buses and trains too and that means more cars on the roads. don't forget, most schools in that area have not returned yet. all schools will be back in session on tuesday. >>> it is qui

jack taylor, who was the founder of enterprise died two weeks ago at the age of 96. he is responsible for this program and many of the programs that the world war ii memorial has been able to sustain. our hearts go out to his family and our gratitude to you. whatyone here doubts member should be called the greatest generation, those doubts have been erased this morning. thank you. [applause] mike: thank you so much. and one last comment, as we know we are about to get a new president in the coming months, it is important to remember as our leaders make decisions to defend our young men and women -- to send our young men and women in harm's way, it is important term of these families who sacrificed for freedom. it is not numbers, it is not a location around the globe. thank you and god bless. >> can i make one comment, please? it's about world war ii and i want you to know the sacrifices. in world war ii, 16 million americans served in uniform. 400-8000 --er, 408,316 gave their lives. thank you. [applause] >> thank you ladies and gentlemen. [captioning performed by th

we will get a check of the roads with jack taylor. >> not a bad pace for a friday before the holiday in good shape, beltway clean and green, no delays at all. in decent shape around the wilson bridge in around virginia, and baltimore, a big problem with a tanker truck on fire earlier southbound i-95, and they are going to find diversions and northbound lanes have been re-opened if you are trying to make the ride north of baltimore near delaware. >> next we will get an update from truck on hermine. luann bennett. after losing her husband to cancer, she raised three boys here in northern virginia amily business. a single working mom who helped create over 1,000 local jobs, bringing people together to solve problems. i'm luann bennett. in business, you bring everyone to the table and work to get results. congress just doesn't get that-- there's too much partisanship. i approve this message because washington needs more common-sense problem solvers. >>> good morning. the storm will have varying impacts depending where you liv

jack taylor, the founder of enterprise died two weeks ago at the age of 96. he is responsible for this program and for many of the programs at the world war ii memorial. familyrts go out to his and our gratitude to you. [applause] if anyone here doubts that these gentlemen are members of what should be called the greatest generation, those doubts of interest this morning. thank you. [applause] mike: alan howerton, colonel james riffy. thank you so much. one last comment. we are about to get a new present to -- president in the coming months. it's important to remember leaders make decisions to send our young men and women in harm's way, to remember it is these families to sacrifice for our freedom. it is not just numbers, not just a location around the globe. he got to hear personal stories not only these people saved the united states but save the world. >> can i make one comment, please? mike: of course. >> it's about world war ii. i want to to know the sacrifices. in world war ii 16 million americans served in uniform. 400-8000 gain -- lives -- gave their

jack in the box. >>> and finally tonight, another taylor swift love story reportedly comes to an end. tonight it seems a celebrity couple of the summer, hiddleswift, has hiddle-flipped? ? haters gonna hate hate hate hate ? >> taylor swift reportedly shaking off another breakup. ? shake it off ? >> parting ways with british beau tom hiddelston. the whirlwind romance began in june. ? a real romantic ? >> the real romantics heated up. whispers of an impending but taylor swift has a reputation for romances that crash and burn. and then become hits. her breakouts from a-list exes like john mayer, jake gyllenhaal, and that front man from one direction, rumored to inspire singles. fans still taking news of the latest split hard reacting on twitter. if hiddleswift can't make it, none of us can. hiddleswift is over? could my life be worse? ? it's going to be >> many looking for silver lining. could this blank space in swift's life turn into a source of material for her next album? ? i got a blank space baby and i'll write your name ? >> speaking of love, there was a 17th century french writer

jack hunt slips through the bengals defense. willie taylor finds them wide, open and gets them the ball. the bengals respond, though. morgan breaks up the middle. five-yard touchdown run. that put up 14-6. guys, of course, we'll be narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance industry... not you. frms he joins uss and ready to break down exactly why the game of the week turned out how it did. what's going on? >> three long touchdowns wildcats decide to go big. big as in 295-pound fullback omar rosa. rosa was a beast in the second half. his 19-yard touchdown run gives the wildcats a 10-point 3rd quarter lead. from there, rosa just kept going banging in from a couple yards out, running past the bulldog te fenders for a 31-yard touchdown run, and

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taylor and they call me t. >> alexander. >> natalie. >> hi. my name is jack. >> my nickname is phillip. >> shakespeare asked, what's in a name? a lot, actually. current faves, noah, mason. the classics, emily, james. they are the celebrity names. blue ivy, northwest, river road. now you can hire someone to help you pick your baby's name. meet baby name consultant, abby sandell. she will work with couples one-on-one to find just the right fit. >> do you find people come to you because they don't know a name at all or there's a discussion or family that they want to name them one thing and >> yes. i had mom who wrote to me she'd reached the end of the internet. >> what's the biggest mistake people make when choosing a name? >> we don't use our favorite name. we get talked out of it. either we think it is too popular or too weird. but somehow we decide to compromise on something that isn't the name we love. >> i didn't want to go with a super popular name. that's an issue for a lot of people. they don't want to be the 14th jennifer in the class. >> it is. and yo

jack welch will join us. former treasury official john taylor on this week's big fed meeting and the central bank's biggest mistake senator bob corker will tell us what he expects to hear from the wells fargo ceo appearance on capitol hill later this morning. let's take a quick check on what's happening in european markets. green arrows across the board. "squawk" returns in just a moment. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. the experts at cdw brought a global outerwear manufacturer, allowing them to handle the recent popularity boom in fanny packs. it's pretty fly. unless being '90s is your thing. well, cdw and hpe services gave them the flexibility they needed to scale up their scale up their cloud resources, making sure supply meets demand. poser! [ classic ringtone ] what's crack-a-lackin'? hey, did you remember to set the vcr? increased flexibiilty by hpe services. i.t. orchestration by cdw. a used c

it is like -- they make taylor swift look like a long-term commitment. you know. >> wait a minute. jack wagner's working with his wife on the soap opera. they came back together. they've had children together. divorced. but they can still do that chemistry thing. >> you really want to go through all that? >> no. >> did you ever make out? just a little kiss? >> the way we met, our audition, they were just throwing pairs of here's jo ann. tongue? i don't this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. someone you know is carrying all natural ground beef. yeah, that's right. i'm...vince vitrano alongside brian gotter...lets get a the future of the estabrook dam could be decided tonight. glendale's common council will consider a resolution to remove the dam.a county circuit judge declared the dam a nuisance back in 2012... and required the county to repair >>> alan t

john taylor will join from us the hoover institution and peter fisher of blackrock who will weigh in. and our big guest today our news breaker "newsmaker" is jackour guest host for a couple of hours and we'll talk to him about all these issues what he's seeing in the world of business and how he sees the political world shaping up. a lot of news coming up and we'll see you guys in a little bit. >> becky, great stuff. we look forward to bo xilai. for now fed and markets, we just heard it. >> is the bank of japan meeting more important than the fed? >> i don't think bank of japan is more important than the fed but equally trying to navigate through some challenges and i think that's why markets have been a little bit jumpier of late. trying to understand whether bank of japan does shift their policy and whether the fed continues to let the market do more of the heavy-lifting, effectively tightening some rates without the fed acting itself. >> if you have a longer term view than 48 hours do you expect these two central banks to determine the way the markets u.s. stocks trade for the rest of the year >> i don't think that the fed will determine how

jack lew. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. here is the bloomberg business flash. taylored its largest job cuts in almost 40 years of flying. it will cut its fleet in half. 40 planes will go to lufthansa and 35 will go elsewhere. air berlin has lost more than a billion dollars. saudi arabia has made a u-turn on oil. they have agreed to cut production in order to boost prices, the first supply cut in eight years. for the past two years saudi arabia has had a pump at will policy. will eliminate 9600 jobs and suspend dividends. take charge of about $1.2 billion for restructuring costs. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: taylor, thank you so much. coming up is bloomberg shortly. banks, german banks and u.s. banks. jonathan: i thought it was stunning the job cuts coming through from commerzbank. we will be talking about that. in the words of president mario problems of the banks are the banks' problems. inasury secretary jack lew mexico city coming up with david gura. tom: thank you so much. is in london and we spoke to him earlier about commerzbank. , is wi

you get bored, you are in the trailer, it is like -- they make taylor swift look like a long-term commitment. you know. >> wait a minute. jack wagner's working with his wife on the soap opera. they came back together. they've had children together. divorced. but they can still do that chemistry thing. >> you really want to go through all that? >> no. >> did you ever make out? just a little kiss? >> the way we met, our audition, they were just throwing pairs of people together and say hey, here's jo ann. this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. someone you know is carrying all natural ground beef. yeah, that's right. there's only one way to know how good it tastes. >>> alan thicke is best known as dr. jason seaver. from "growing pains." but his real life and real family is in the spotlight. >> the lives of alan, his wife tanya, who is here, by the way, and his son carter. when carter decides he

it is like -- they make taylor swift look like a long-term commitment. you know. >> wait a minute. jack wagner's working with his wife on the soap opera. they came back together. they've had children together. divorced. but they can still do that chemistry thing. >> you really want to go through all that? >> no. >> did you ever make out? just a little kiss? >> the way we met, our audition, they were just throwing pairs of here's jo ann. tongue? i don't this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. someone you know is carrying all natural ground beef. yeah, that's right. update.. a crash that no parent wants -- a school bus went slamming into a pillar at d-i-a. the bus was picking up "legacy high school" football players. they played a weekend game in california. as the bus driver went back around to the east killed. more than a dozen players and coachs were inj

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jack and prompt useers to november wireless connections and you can watch the coverage at 10:00 a.m. here in san francisco and that's your bloomberg business flash. tom? francine? francine: thank you so much taylorback with the pearson c.e.o. john fallon. we were talking a little bit about text books, and refugee crisis. you had a difficult first part of the year at pearson but how do you go forward? do you have to restructure or take a hit in the second half? or are you sticking to your targets? john: we have done most of the big restructuring program and were through 85% through the first half of the year and reduces our global workforce by about 10% and reduces costs by about 3 million pounds per year and puts us in a better shape for the future and helps us accelerate the digital transition which we and other publishing companies are going through. we talked about college text books. in the u.s. students spend about $4 billion in text books and we have a market share of just about over 40%. between es are split that and digital print. that means we need to complete the transformation. students in the r in the facebook era. so this is around what we were talking about earlier. around content

jack nicholas. northve comes weeks after korea conducted its fifth nuclear test. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. .onathan: thank you very much coming up, capital concerns. another german lender struggling to retain its footing. engels will be joining us for more on the banks strategy. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg . bad run from some lenders. what left investors wondering when it is all going to and. laidler.is ben i want to dig into deutsche bank. we can talk about systemic risk possibility. i spoke about it. >> at the moment there is a lot of uncertainty. the top of them is the fed. the elections in the u.s., the chinese economy. >> what i want to say is he is not backing away from that counterparty issues with deutsche bank. he is there to support morgan stanley. isn't this what is going to keep this from exploding? capital -- extra capital being taken over by banks. you have seen a lot of policy stimulus come through. i don't see this as a student that's as a systemic issue. from the market side, we are being vulnerable here. we are set up with gr