john taylor... >> mr. taylor? >> how you doin'? >>very nice to meet you. >> same here. > i've heard you mr bayou? you know about the wetlands around here. >> well that one at least. >> john taylor was born and raised in the lower 9th ward. where'd you learn about the wetlands? >> at the wetlands...they come found me after katrina everybody say well who knows about this wetlands and my name popped up every time they asked. >> taylor's house was destroyed during katrina. but the lower 9th and the neighboring bayou is home and he's never considered leaving. has the bayou changed since katrina? or is wilderness still wilderness? >> well, the bayou was destroyed, where i grew up was destroyed in "65. katrina didn't destroy it but what katrina did is sort of helped it because it brought the eye to what's happening when you destroy things. >> taylor points to the ghost swamp...a former cypress grove first destroyed by the lumber industry and then by altering the flow of the mississippi river, which leeched fresh water, killing most of its

the keyboardist is 53, and john taylor is 55. their new al bum also includes an unlikely voice, lindsey lohan. >> i was asked -- >> she is about two weeks late, but that is okay because -- >> she was a little tricky to tie down. she has a schedule and she runs on different time from the rest of the planet, but that is what is great about it. she is unique, and she has a fantastic energy, and duran duran duran loves her. >> they have been through it all. including princess diana and charles being at one of their concerts. >> their staying power is rare in a pop worlds where fans come and go. >> what advice would you give to one direction? >> line us, you know, i'm sure they are being pulled in different directions. and you know, you get off the tour, you make the next record, if you want a long career, fans need time -- >> i guess one direction is giving each other a little space. they're allegedly taking a year off. anyway, duran duran's new album drops a week >> and reese witherspoon sharing she is working on something with disn

john taylor. >> cashing in on the catwalk. hit the store when you can buy them off the runway. how the co-founder is disrupting the world of fashion. could mark cuban crush donald trump in the race for the white house. the billionaire emailing cnbc some cheeky comments about the race. we have those comments as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ the final countdown >> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york. this is "squawk box". >>> welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc first in business worldwide. i'm andrew ross sorkin with becky quick and joe kernen. we're less than 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. take a look at the futures. things have been up and down. we'll call things relatively up. dow moved from negative to positive. same thing on s&p 500. nasdaq looks to open higher about 8.5 points hire fup look what's going on in europe, we have a marginal down arrow across the board and then take a look at oil prices at the moment. we'll put that board around and you'

john taylor swift clearly is : disruptive in her own way. represents an old-fashioned form of media. she seems to be able to get the media to bend to her will. when you look at spotify, it's been an enormous success story. emily: we will have to leave it there. great list, we will check it out. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number...right now all beds on sale! sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. don't miss the final days of the biggest sale of the year! with the c2 queen mattress just $599.99. ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. announcer: now, a paid presentation for meaningful beauty advanced by cindy crawford. >> is about being the best you can be.

how important is it to have an iconic person out of school like john taylor?have someone that younger people can work with, that they can learn from and begin to use it and mentor. tom: even if they do not agree with him? willem: absolutely. brendan: the other trend is the move away from theory and the move toward a data sets. this is one of the things that seems so attractive about stanford, that they have access to people who understand data and program and algorithmic thinking. it is a different kind of economics. that the datation is a west coast invention -- that has been going on for a number of years now. an enormous promise, but as long as you have wi-fi you can do it -- that is the case in calcutta. tom: for the parents listening this morning, and for many of the students who listen to us worldwide, you get through it, knocks -- you get to economic 101, is it economic history? what is the next desk course? willem: there are three. , economicmics history, and accounting. the one thing economists do not learn at a phd level is to distinguish debit from

but john and andy taylor went off to form power station.oger taylor formed arcadia before roger tired of the lifestyle. >> i had to step away from it. i wanted to live a normal life for awhile and maybe at the right time i'd go back to it. that turned into a long time. >> did you think it was over? >> i knew it would never be the same again. >> the end of the '80s felt like the media particularly was saying, you guys are ephemeral, you're out, next. >> duran duran looked to be dead and buried. but then in 1993 came they released this song. ♪ and suddenly, bam clam. >> you were back. >> ordinary world put the band in a place it had never been before. >> ordinary world took the band back to the top of the u.s. charts and won a major british award. >> did you feel they were finally taking you seriously? >> that meant turnover us. >> the come back in the '90s must have felt sweet. >> absolutely amazing. >> i think number 67 looks good. >> you like that one? >> lebon and his band mates are all in their 50s. they have their hobbies for lebon stil

and also john taylor, what's up. he also is part of management. and actually, yeah, so i was picking out the shots. we were looking through a bunch of them. they weren't like, touched up at all. beforehand. and these are see through underwear. there was a little block the i didn't do that. i wouldn't show that. i wouldn't go out anywhere with my vagina showing. >> jimmy: me either. if i had one i would never show it. i would keep it -- >> we were looking at it. we had to pull if the up on a big screen to look at it. >> jimmy: of course. >> we were going through. there was look one shot. we were like, yeah, really good. my manager is, that's look a lot of vagina though. okay. we are taking it down. we are not looking it. we darkened it. >> jimmy: maybe he should talk to miley cyrus also while he is at it. very good to have you here. you going to do some songs for us outside? >> i am "cool for the summer." >> jimmy: confident. comes out october 16th. demi lovato when we come back right back. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presente

. >> and she could do the duets with each person, and what about if taylor with elton john and taylorl of t way to now. anyway, okay. here is a piece of video. >> we'd love to know who you would like to see on the facebook. remember that? >> and othis video is going to make y sick. >> put down the cherrios, all of the way down. >> even the coffee, put it down. >> anyway in a new york subway, there was a video of a rat, and they are calling it the pizza rat. and the rat is pulling an entire slice of new york pete sashgs and the individual -- pizza, and it has been viewed over 1 million times, and the guy fi filming said, this is your best life. >> feel the burn. >> and a nibble on the way down. he got scared i think. >> and there is a youtube made a mashable on it. we don't have it? oh, oh, it is not that important, h wgeonheir t it hoda? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> and she is taking the small you know the love you feel for olive garden's fresh baked breadsticks? well multiply that by a million. they're here. new breadstick sandwiches, starting at just $6.99. only at olive garden

>> there's a lot of distinguished economists and i'll name john taylor as one of them who think thats to be systematic and clear in its policies, and i think there's been a lot of criticism, some of which is well-founded that the fed hasn't been sufficiently systematic or clear. david: is today an example of that. >> absolutely an example. and janet yellen herself said it's an unfortunate state of affairs i think is the words she used. it's urgent, imperative for the fed to become more systematic and more clear, strategic, explain more clearly to the public and to the congress what it's doing and why. david: scott, you know, janet yellen above all other chairman before her has gone out of her way to be open what she does. she has the press conferences, she gives out more information than others. i'm wondering if tweeking will do it or if you got to get rid of the whole thing, the way ron paul says? >> the tough thing about dr. paul's suggestion, david is the 1999 movie, we're in too deep at this point. trillion dollars plus into the fed's balance sheet where you can't wipe that out.

but what they recorded did anything but that. 90-year-old john taylor, a stroke victim, lies defenselesss him over and over again. >> she just was angry right from the beginning, shaking her finger at him, pounding him in the chest and his stomach. >> john's daughter, jackie, catches it all on a security camera, she installed on her home to be her eyes and her ears while she's away. this was a woman she trusted. a woman she considered a friend. >> she would say, jackie, you're like a daughter to me. you know, mother's day, i bought her flowers, things of that nature because even in the short period of time she was here, i thought we bonded pretty well. >> it all begins two months earlier. jackie's a single woman, working seven days a week, to pay for her dad's soaring medical expenses. so she hires anna to care for her father. he suffered two strokes. jackie wants the best possible care if the man who's doted on her all of her life. >> daddy's little girl. always gave me anything i wanted. >> she especially wants loving treatment for her dad after a recent horrifying experience at a reha

. >> john, taylor, the happiest band ever, 33 years. >> reporter: insanity never ends. >> you were counting> yes. >> in the 80's, the fab five, as they were then, led the second british innvation. >> we had a mission, and we had a plan. >> what was the plan. >> world come nation within five years and we will do it again, world come nation within five years. >> rocker duran this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. difficult not know they were called du ranys, something new for you. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" with the second republican debate looming g.o.p. presidential candidates are jockeying for position in the poles, we will see warning that front runner donald trump issued to his political rival this is weekend. >> rebranding atlantic city how gambling medic ace shifting to more family friendly optionness entertainment we are back in a moment. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma

so john taylor thank you so much for joining us we with appreciate your point of view. thank you.eagan director david says that markets are in a fed bubble that would be coast to coast, neil cavuto, 12, noon today. david stockman. major crisis in yiewrmn't cos to worsen days after saying it was welcomed migrants. germany is now ordering border restrictions. lieutenant kernel ralph peters is with us. monday morning, ralph now, we have the austrian army on the border trying to repel people trying come in. germans do the same they think. seem the to me that european union is over chaos in this and repercussion may come to us. what do you ?ai >> it will come to us eventual will you but you're seeing greater stress on eu than the debt crisis or previous crisis report because that was just about money. this is about really out of impulses out of cynicism and historic demons announce it was beginning to open its borders and take tens and hunches thousands of immigrants, they did it because germany is an outlier. yerm is a grain zero unemployment and needs workers and looking at historic

do you remember an duran is >> john taylor or simon lebon. >> john taylor, but i love you, too, simon, and roger and -- >> we are going to have to keep you away. >> i'm dying to experience this. the 12-year-old girl is excited to come out. >>> the ntsb is trying to finds out what parked an engine fire tuesday on a boeing 777 that sent thick smoke and passengers out of the plane. the plane caught fire in las vegas. at least 20 people were hospitalized. the fire was put out within minutes. the plane was about to take off on flight to gatt wick airport in london. >>> for the first time, hillary clinton is saying she is sorry that she used private e-mail for government business while she was secretary of state. speaking to abc news, she said it was a mistake. and she takes responsibility. overnight on facebook she acknowledged, i could have, and should have done a better job answering questions earlier. >>> kentucky county clerk kim davis plans to head back to work later in the week now that she is out of jail. davis was released on tuesday after spending five days behind bars for comcont

that's why john taylor is probably right. it's so subjective. you get some whacky person in theoretically. i don't know, dan. we'll see how history judges her. what if you got a total screwup in there able to do whatever he or she wants to do. it's a big job. there should be some type of oversight or rules going into it. nice market reaction. >> yes. the fed selloff here in the united states friday spread overseas as well. >> yeah. then the enablers say, would have been down 1,000. would have been down 1,000. you want to talk about -- >> just tell me when you're finished. >> we'll talk about something you're interested in. go ahead. >> you can do it. why don't you do it. >> no. no. >> please, i beg you. we were on a plan. you have an editorial on this? >> no. >> go ahead. okay. in deal news, zurich has a -- >> maybe you want to talk about carly again. >> we can do carly. >> we have time today. >> got to watch carly. >>> dialog semiconductor buying atmel, 10.42 share in caps and stocks for 4.6 billion. thattest a 46% premium over atmel's close. >

thick book out of the dallas fed honoring john taylor of stanford, the taylor of smartg where a lot people asymmetric versus symmetric battle. clive crook, what can we learn from the bank of new zealand or norway? they have taken a more rigid tack on being symmetrical. what can a big economy like the u.s. learn from new zealand? i think it is a question of being clear about it. the e.c.b. inflation target's sixth lucidly -- efficient target is explicitly the ceiling. they seem to keep inflation close to below 2%. that is the ceiling. i think that is a mistake because average inflation will be less than 2% and that is too low. i think the fed officially has a target and not a ceiling. askeder a fed official is , they say it is a target, not a ceiling. but there is a disconnect between that position and the way they seem to be running monetary policy. i think they should say it is a ceiling but raise it. let's have a ceiling of 3%. tom: i want to interrupt. ve: i think presenting monetary policy would be more straightforward if they went to that presentation. tom: i want to interrupt again a

john paul ii seminary on taylor street. that's also in northeast d.c. and then he will travel back to the vatican embassy. at the seminary pope francis will meet with seminarians for a brief photo op and then his closed motorcade will then take him back to the vatican embassy after quite a long day. reporting live outside the east portico, i'm molette green, back to you. >> molette just mentioned pope francis will cannon blessed father junipero serra. an 18th century missionary. this is the first time someone has been cannonized on u.s. soil. he traveled to mexico and then traveled to san diego. it was there that serra set up a series of catholic missions. before his death he founded 9 of what would eventually be 21 missions throughout california. they would become city centers in many cases. 90,000 americans were converted to catholicism. serra's canonization isn't coming without controversy though. many believe serra was in a way responsible for the death of more than 100,000 native californians by virtue of his ties to the mission system. you can see

taylor swift, tonight host john oliver and fit bit ceo. >> what are you doing for halloween?0 million of us spend 70 million do do to do so. that is less than last year. by the way, we will spend $350 million dressing up our pets. ladies, back to you. >>> got to have that candy corn. thank you so much, loren. to find t -- thank you so much, lauren. >>> it is 25 minutes after the top of the hour. will /* he says about being taken into custody for the homemade clock. >> the coach accused of ordering their players to target a ref during a high school football game. >> it is friday september 25th. pope francis in new york city with housthousands of hopefuls giving an address to congress. what can we expect today? we have fox team coverage. >> hurricane leveling homes and leaving by extensive damage. the images just coming in. >> shine any new apples hitting the shelves. the new iphone for fans who have been lining up for days. what you need to know before you go for the upgrade. >> start spreading the news. pope francis is now in new york city. but not before making history on ca

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john: do you listen to music on the internet without paying for? this upsets users would like taylor>> it freaks me out and i will have a meltdown on the show. john: college students download music all the time. >> downloading songs off the internet illegally. john: sometimes music makers take action. this boston university student copied 30 songs and share them on the web. the orting industry associations to him and a jury ordered him to pay $675,000. >> $22,500 for each song he downloaded. john: that is not right says this author against intellectual property. >> from copying and learning and sharing. >> without it global say in produce less. >> that is actually not true, today we have piracy that is widespread and most people don't make a dime from their works. you know, the danger to the people that want to get their name out there is not piracy, piracy is a compliment. john: i should be allowed to pirate movies off the internet payment. >> i think that's the wrong term dislike stealing is wrong term. when you copy information you're not taking anything from anyone, you are copyi

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i want to comment paul on the work that he did, general taylor in thd, john mulligan, tremendous partners. we've always has strong partners with state and local law enforcement. just building upon that so we can translate what the community needs and work with our state and local partners in a way that we can make it relevant to them and bring it to the table. that's a key part of the integration. i would sit here and talk to you for hours about all of the things going on with the fbi. i'll be looking forward to all of your questions. before i go, special plug. i simply have the benefit of picking up the pa on the from somebody who i admire tremendously, maureen, who was the first director of the fbi intelligence program. what she laid was a foundation of the fbi is still there as far as or intelligence program. i'm just pushing that forward. thank you maureen for everything you do and continue to do for us. >> here here. john mulligan, nctc. >> thank you, mr. secretary. joining my colleagues, it's happy and grateful to be here with you folks today. i'll talk for a few minutes about the o

general taylor and dhs. john mulligan and ctc. tremendous partners. we have had great partnership with state and local law enforcement and building upon that to translate what the community needs and work with our state and local partners in a way that we can make it relevant to them and bring them to the table. that's another key part of integration. so like i said, i could sit here for hours talking to you about all the things going on with the fbi, but obviously i don't want to take up all the time. but i all of your questions. oh, and before i go, can i -- special plug. i simply have the benefit of picking up the baton from somebody who i admire tremendously. maureen boginski, the first executive director of the fbi's intelligence program. and i get -- what she laid was the foundation of the fbi a still there as far as our intelligence program, and i'm just pushing that forth. so thank you so much, maureen, for everything you do and continue to do for us. >> hear hear. john mulligan and ctc. >> thank you, mr. secretary. joining my colleagues, i'm

be able to use this kind of genetic fingerprinting to precisely taylor treatment for wide range of cancers. >> good news for patients, john. thank you very much. you might be surprised to hear where america's future we'll have that next. >>> america of course is a nation of immigrants with more on the way. a new research study out today from pew found the number of immigrants will grow from 45 million now to 78 million in 50 years. by then, 38% of immigrants will be asian. overtaking hispanics who currently make up nearly half of all immigrants. >>> we saw a rare tandom event in the sky last night. the moon made its closest approach to earth creating a super moon. appearing 8% larger. then there was a lunar eclipse. in the earth's shadow the moon turned red. some call it a blood moon. we won't see that again for 18 years. >>> also, rare is a fist fight among baseball teammates. in washington, nationals reliever jonathan papelbon seemed to yell at the team's young star, bryce harper for not hustling. then it got physical as you see. both later said it was like brothers fighting. papelbon apologized today but the team suspe

be able to use this kind of genetic fingerprinting to precisely taylor treatment for wide range of cancers. >> good news for patients, johnry much. you might be surprised to hear where america's future immigrants will be coming from. we'll have that next. >>> america of course is a nation of immigrants with more on the way. a new research study out today from pew found the number of immigrants will grow from 45 million now to 78 million in 50 years. by then, 38% of immigrants will be asian. overtaking hispanics who currently make up nearly half of all immigrants. >>> we saw a rare tandom event in the sky last night. the moon made its closest approach to earth creating a super moon. appearing 8% larger. then there was a lunar eclipse. in the earth's shadow the moon turned red. some call it a blood moon. we won't see that again for 18 years. >>> also, rare is a fist fight among baseball teammates. in washington, nationals reliever jonathan papelbon seemed to yell at the team's young star, bryce harper for not hustling. then it got physical as you see. both later said it was like brothers fighting. papelbon apologized today

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john henry smith reporting there. up next, a sister showdown. there could only be one winner in the match up between serena versus venus. >> hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour live in london. coming up. >> no retorics. action is what is needed for the time being. >> rebels capture a key military base after a two-year long battle. a bad deal, protests take place

the comedian john oliver of that hbo program that's very successful, "last week tonight." so it's a real broad spectrum. >> and taylor swift. >> yes. again, she -- >> she was on the most powerful women. >> she has really made an impact in the music industry and taking on spotify and apple to change their pay model. she's more than an entertainer. >> she's a wonderful businesswoman. >> a disruptor. and she's 25. she's the youngest person on the list. >> wealthiest is? >> wonderful. >> the list is not based on money, tyler. but probably ryan graves, who is with uber. and he's worth i think $1 billion. he's under 40 years old. you're going to hate him too. and also the founder of fitbit. the company went public recently and his shares are worth something like 700 million. >> good for him. >> somebody has to do it. >> extraordinary people. >> "fortune's" susie gerub and an "nbr" contributor. good to see you. >> nice to see you guys. >> coming up, apple's top competitor is setting up shop in apple's own back yard. that story next. >>> it's going to be friday. here's what to watch tomorrow. the final reading of second quar

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surviving members have enlisted john mayer for a new incarnation, dead end company playing at madison square garden on halloween. ♪ >> reporter: and add another accolade to taylorow the number one touring songstress since she starred touring in 2011. ♪ it's no surprise that she's hot this summer. she sold over 500,000 tickets so far this year and she'll be touring throughout north america this fall. nothing seems to be stopping her from world domination. ♪ i know it's only rock 'n' roll but we like it. oh, yes, we do. try and catch some of these amazing entertainers in action. time waits for no one and the summer's still young. back to you guys. >> bruno, thank you so much. bruno has like a casey case many don't you you think? and we are a bunch of dead heads. >> far out. rock on. ♪ look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement i

taylor swift calls her group. >> squad. >> that's right. >> you catch ellen's season premiere here at 4:00 on news 4. >>> we'll be right back with john chandler and sports. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. >>> john chandler here now. so we have clarity for mets fans? >> we're working. no, he won't. yes, he will. that's where we stand between the two sides. matt harvey may be full go for the last time this season. he met with his ace to map out a grand compromise of sorts after a weekend that he said over innings limits. he will skip september starts. he may be restricted in the layoffs. of course, they have to get to the playoffs. >> you know, i'm hopeful that over the next day or two that we'll get this all resolved. matt has said he has always said he wants to pitch in the playoffs. i believe he has meant that every time he said it. how exactly that's executed is a function of the circumstances as we get closer. >> all this plays out in the midst of a huge series in

this is like the beatles, michael jackson, taylor swift, justin bieber, john paul ii. all rolled into one right now. in terms of reaction. only reaction, that's what i'm talking about. just unbelievable. we know he's got to be getting closer to you now. >> reporter: we don't see him we heard from you he's about 70th. we're all the way at the south end, so it's going to be a couple minutes. mary turner from yonkers here believes she beat out her friends who were waiting at madison square garden. >> i do. they've been waiting a very long line. >> reporter: your wait is almost over. >> tank top. but it has been great. -- thank god. >> i saw him in may. it was actually beautiful. absolutely fabulous. >> reporter: you came through all this? >> because he's in my house. have to see him in new york. >> reporter: that's what all these people are doing. i don't hear it. i believe we're going to hear the approach of the pontiff way before we see him. and everybody's trying to get a clear look here. what do you think? do you think he's close by? >> seems so. >> reporter: we're se