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haidi: jason scott there for us.iling for shares in japan's three largest shipping lines with a megamerger. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: it is just about to go 10:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am haidi lun. this is bloomberg markets: asia. ♪ anxiety, shares are dropping. shipping makes news. three japanese carriers are joining forces to claim 7% of the global container markets. billionrea plans a 10 dollar boost to keep its struggling industry afloat. operations across five asian countries. the aussie lender will take a $200 million loss. we do have a down day when it comes to the markets. a lot of heavy news flow. let us get the first word news. oil continues to fall after opec failed to agree a deal with other major oil producers to restrict supply. among the opec members including brazil, oman, and russia -- they ended two days of talks saying the internal divisions prevented a broader agreement. discussions with -- will continue in late november. the third powerful earthquake in two months has struck central italy toppl

scott reiss, jason appelbaum, the raiders are still in oakland working on a three-game winning streak. but today not their day. >> no, rough last three days for raider fans.

jason's brother, andrew, is also off the streets. neez treatment at an r.c.a. facility in maryland. scott, there is hope. >> pelley: demarco morgan, blairk thank you so much. demarco has an extended interview with jason as well as links to help and recovery. you can find them at cbsnews.com/heroin epidemicrecoveryworks. coming up on the cbs evening news, the largest collection of mug shots. chances are, you're part of it. and later, the barber who gives ? fifty years ago, humpback whales were nearly extinct. they rebounded because a decision was made to protect them. making the right decisions today for your long-term financial future can protect you and your family, ask a financial advisor how retirement and life insurance solutions from pacific life >> pelley: we were surprised to learn nafl half of american adults are in facial recognition databases. what is law enforcement doing with your mug? recognition technology locks on once you're in range. >> it's putting a green box around us and displaying our name. >> reporter: benji hutchinson works for n.e.c., a company that sells the soft

we have jason rotman, lido isle advisors and scott martin, foxx news contributor. scott, a lot of investors burned voting market, voting stocks the same way vote their ballots. is this going to happen again? >> david, it might, how the rhetoric out these days maybe hillary is better friend to wall street. donald trump may be a little more uncertain. david: do you believe that, scott? >> david, you know what i think? i think trump is better longer term truthfully for the markets an economy but i think short-term the market will react better to clinton presidency. i think you have two things at work.thinking about home investing in the month after the election foes by i would wait until after the election, maybe day or two or week after to get your stock -- david: jason what about any kind of mood, selling stocks or buying you wait until after the election? >> i think the current environment is honestly much, much bigger than the election it is much bigger than politics because what has driven the market since 2009 has been fed. david: the fed. >> everything comes ba

there is a second list of people who won't vote for him or support him, jason chafe it's, scott garrettand current governor of ohio john kasich and condoleezza rice, john caldwell, american uprising, this is the republican establishment, in real trouble if hillary wins because trump supporters that you let us down, you are traitors, you gave this election to hillary clinton, there will be hell to pay. >> there is going to be trump supporters that will be very upset and when it comes to a number of different races talking republican members of congress, largely depend on how their districts view of donald trump as of now, for some of them they can get away with it, others, that is not the case for house members, what was interesting to me with tweets, donald trump has been sending out today attacking someone i consider, a conservative leader, paul ryan, very disappointed in those tweets. stuart: who sent out? paul ryan? >> some tweets, i said this, a person should not try to put me in the category of hillary clinton -- stuart: wait a second. donald trump was voted for by 14 million peopl

scott bolden is a supporter of hillary clinton. and i want to play jason chaffetz.ittee chairman. he had given trump his vote now rescinding it. let's listen. >> i'm out. i can no longer endorse donald trump for president. there's no possible way i'd vote for hillary clinton. my wife julie and i we've got a 15-year-old daughter. do you think i can look her in the eye and tell her that i endorse donald trump for president when he acts like this? >> so, scottie, i want to start with you, i know last night you were on cnn. you said you can't judge trump's words. you will jump hdge his actions. how do you parlay that to people who are on the fence, and people specifically who are so turned off by this, and people whose votes he needs? >> well, don't misunderstand me, christi, these words are horrific. they're horrible. they should never be applied to any man, any human. no way am i defending the words that donald trump said 11 years ago. what i am going to defend, though, is the timing of this because it has to be real interesting. yesterday, we had some major things co

jason harvey and steve, they were amazing. they brought just so much equipment, and they made that happen. >> thank you to them and scott and leslie. >> yes, leslie. >> and you have watched me now at my most frightening moment. that is until about a month from wife. that's -- >> it is -- >> i can't wait until our next adventure. that was good times. >> hopefully it's not that high. coming up next on "the morning blend," special performance from kelly holmes and sunny charles. where you can see them live. >> can't wait to hear them. you're watching "the morning blend." stay with us. >>> sunny charles and sunny turner will come together for a dynamic concert happening at the henderson pavilion, for the performance of the sunny side of the strip. will feature a 30 piece orchestra. >> how cool is that. here to wake us up with r&b and and the former lead singer of the checkmates, mr. sunny charles. >> hello. >> hollow everybody else. >> tell us about the sunny side of the strip. >> it's a idea that was conceived by marianna lango. he came up with this idea the sunny side of the strip. sunny turnernd friends for decades, and so finally,

congressman jason chaffetz saying before we get to day one, we have two years worth of material all lined up. johning is linda tran, and democratic strategy. and scott jennings. former special assistant to former are president bush and ohio state director for the romney campaign. welcome to both of you. linda, there are only 30 percent of the americans who consider hillary clinton honest and trustworthy. has she brought the investigative problems on herself? >> i think what is true there is probably nobody been investigated more than hillary clinton by the time she takes office assuming that the polls bear out and she enters the oval office. people's perceptions are big about her at this point. it will not impact the race today. >> scott, look at the polls, american people don't have a high regard to congress and is launching an investigation of a potential clinton administration out of the box, is that the best use of captainingal resources? >> no matter who wins, both candidates have bad image rating and bad numbers on honest and trustworthiness. they will enter office with little capitol. and what happened in the state department is worthy of inv

scott in north carolina, on the line for others. you are on with jason noble. of the des moines register. caller: thank you for taking my call. but iery nonpolitical, will say this. what can we do in all honesty, to restore our constitutional government as you can see in my humble opinion, you can see that the political parties today are corrupt, both of them. and we are basically, for the first time, we have one person who is an outsider. he has major flaws -- you know who i'm talking about. and even though he is a flawed theon, i believe he has in terms of nation getting people to realize how this country is going downhill. both political parties, people are fed up with this. and we need somebody from the outside. possibly not from donald trump, someone's we do to get not from the washington insiders int can bring about change half the -- have the continued corruption. .hen we have another republican we need to make change. >> that's a big question. i think the american political process is slow. it is slow by its nature of serving 325 million people, but it

jason finan. he was killed in an improvised bomb blast. finan is the fourth member to be >>> a night of music and fun at the white house as president obama hosted usher and jill scott. the president joked this is one of the perks of the job he will miss the most. you will watch it on b.e.t. in november. >>> now for the recap of the biggest stories of the week. the candidates faced off for the final time. bob dylan pulled a vanishing act that he will never forget. those are the stories that caught our attention. >> a stunning moment at the final presidential debate. donald trump refusing to say he will accept the election results. >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time. >> he is talking down our democracy. i, for one, am appalled. >> and more controversy over allegations of sexual misconduct. t those women because they were not attractive enough. >> i did not say that. >> in fact, you went on to say. >> sir, her two minutes. >> facing fire for his comments about women. trump not holding back. saying about his rival. >> such a nasty woman. >> the two candidates said laughs at the al smith dinner in new york. her

. >> host: we will start with scott in greenville, north carolina on our line for others. you were on with jasontaking my call. what can we do in all honesty or lack of a better word to restore the republicans or constitutional government when as you can see in my humblee opinion the political parties today are corrupt, both of them and we are just basically for the first time we have one person as an outsider who has major flaws and you know who i'm talking about and i believe a flawed person and apolitical. i really believe that he has the pulse of the nation in terms of getting people to realize how the country has gone downhill and that's the change in washington because of both political parties. people are fed up with it and we need somebody from the outside preferably not donald trump but what can we do to get somebody that's not from a washington insider that can bring about change and not have to rely onon both political parties and continue the corruption that's going to continue even if donald trump doesn't get in and we have four years of hillary and then we have another public and g

scott brown joining us in the next hour. this is industrial production. thank you, jason shanker. that is a 15 year moving average.ne. only once before, back to the depression, have we been below the 15 year moving average. we did that in the crisis. we have leveled out. the blue line is the extrapolation of where production should be and it is not in america. francine: i did something a little bit different as well. i know you have been focusing on former u.s. production for quite a while. i wanted to show you something on china. we were at the imf together in the sea medium-term, china is the biggest concern, though it is not playing in the markets. is against the dollar. it seems china's currency is strengthening against peers. this is a headache, a dilemma for policymakers. they are trying to arrest the plunge in exports and shore up an economy that has grown at a slower pace since 1990. you like my chart? tom: i love it. further weakening of the yuan over the last number of days -- that is great. i completely missed that. francine: it is an important chart. we will also talk about brexit. but i wanted to get

jason feinberg news this morning. hurricane matthew has claimed its first life in florida.. the monster storm is blasting parts of the east coast right now. florida governor rick scott says the hurricane "still has time to do a direct hit" and "the worst part of this is yet to come." and we were going to have a live report.. but it was actually canceled because of the weather! here's cnn's dianne gallagher with more from jacksonville, florida. <

scott jones. tonight's debate, starting now. the ami bera 2167th congressional debate sponsored by public television, community college district and the sacramento bee. >> thank you for joining us in sacramento california. i'm jasondeo lap. i'm honored to be moderator for tonight's debate. i'm joined by panelists and the journalists. also during joining us, a studio audience and they have been asked to refrain from applause during the debate. be on television broadcast audience, welcome to those watching the online live stream or listening via the radio. if you are sharing your thoughts about the debate, please use # ca 07. let's start with ami bera who has represented the district and scott jones, county sheriff in 2010. welcome. >> both men have agreed to the rules had a time. each candidate will have one minute to respond to questions from the panel followed by 232nd follow-up replies. first we will turn to our panel. i should note only the panelists and myself have seen the questions. by coin toss, the first question goes to sheriff jones. dan smith has the honors. >> thank you. sheriff jones, a lawsuit for women filed against the sheriff department including a deposition from a female deputy, she alleged a s