laird, let me start by asking you, are bonds a good buy now?so, where in the whole panply of bonds? >> we're caution on the bond market. even today's action, this move down in rates is largely down in our opinion. sure it could go another ten basis points but you've got to worry that the welcome-term trend will be the higher rates. that's what the federal reserve is telling us. when you look at other segments in the credit, credit tends to be expensive right now. we're a disciplined value manager, a team approach. we've been basically cycling out of these risky sectors. >> doug, do you agree with what laird just said? we've seen volatility in the ten-year, certainly, it's 2.33 today. a week or so ago it was 2.6. it's been yo-yoing quite a bit. >> i think we are going to stay in this kind of a trading range for the near term. to get a more significant rally from here, i think you'd have to see something bad happen, maybe what's going on in stocks, something like that would have to continue. but it's been more of a trading range for the last six

we get her story from nbc's joe fryer zblrvelgs at 82 years old, elizabeth laird is still working fullh customers she's the tax lady. but to the soldier at ft. hood, texas. >> thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> reporter: she's the hug lady. >> thank you. >> every time troops here deploy or return, laird's open arm assembly line is in full operation. >> they appreciate it, when i give them a hug they smile. >> we appreciate it. thank you so much. >> my family is not here per se, but it is like she fills in for them. >> born into a military family, she enlisted in the air force in 1950, on the day she turned 18. >> i wanted to do my part for my country. >> long after her service, she continued to volunteer but didn't become the hug lady until 2003, before that she merely shook their hands. >> and then one day a soldier hugged me and another one that hugged me and that one needed a hug too and i gave him a hug and another one needed a hug. and now after hundreds of thousands of hugs, even if it is 2:00 in the morning. >> a weekend. >> i'm there. >> a holiday. >> i'm there. >> her

martin laird shot from 79 yards out rolls back next to the hole setting up laird for a birdie 5- under 10 under leads sang-moon bae by one shot going into the next round. that's it from st. louis. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, vern. exciting, exciting weekend up a lot of baseball and football. >> going to wear my orange. all right. >>> for more news throughout the evening, go to kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com at progressive.com. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: there you go. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got a good one for you today. returning for the second day, from alexandria, virginia, it's the gowland family. [cheering and applause] and from right here in atlanta, georgia, it's the jackson family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in that head-turning ford fusion right there.

. >> reporter: grady laird is founder and namesake who conc t concocted the recipe using chicory to countere bitterness. >> you don't start drinking warm beer or hot juice in the winter, you know, it's going to be really normal to see people doing it near round. >> reporter: their product sold in west elm and whole foods. the real question is, does the elaborate brew bar produce a tastier buzz? this is so exciting. i feel like i need a drum roll. can i try it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: this is like the perfect cup of joe. oh, that is good. that's really good. now, it's up to consumers to decide if all the extra fun is worth it. for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >>> up next here on "nightline," a very different version of sarah palin's alaska. the new audio tonight, bristol palin caught on tape after her family attended a wild party. my name's louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. i had tried to do it in the past. i hadn't been successful. quitting smoking this time was different because i talked to my doctor and i... i got a prescription for chantix. along with support, chant

. >> building on the multi-laird encryption of tour is the latest in security communications tools, usesh friendsly enough that even the least tech savvy journalits can make it work. it's called securedrop developed in part by an american nonprofit, the freedom of the press foundation whose mission it is to support and defend interest. it's now featured on many news websites and offers a safe landing spot for sensitive information, a safe haven for the sources who use it to get that information out. . >> secure drop is an open source drop is an open source int that allows journalism and freedom of press foundation took over the management of the securedrop project in the fall of 2013. we've updated security securedrop to the point where we think it's easy for sources to be able to use. we are helping media organizations install it. in 2013, we have had at least a half a dozen media organizations am install securedrop and are using it regularly including in the u.s., new york, forbes, propublica and glen greenwald's new news organization. >> i think that sources are like likely. sot news o

>> reporter: they certainly think it will be another step in a laird approach. it is an effort to keep the nation clear of ebola. the center of disease control and homeland security jointly announced enhanced screening such as fever. selected because they are ports of entry for 94% of the passengers who arrived here from west africa. the heart of the ebola outbreak. >> since the start of the epidemic, 3,742 patients in west africa have been documented to have died from the disease. we don't have their faces as prominently in front of us, and which know even more people have been affected. so we think about this, and we remember what a deadly enemy ebola is, and how important it is that we take every step possible to both protect americans and stop the outbreak at its source. africa. >> now the five airports are dull es in washington, d.c. p newark, o'hare in chicago, atlanta and. >> we will take their temperature with a non-contact thermometer, which can be a key indicator of potential infection. >> again, the focus on traveler coming from west africa specifical

we have implemented a range of measures to insure a laird approach. to date the existing measures in place include issuing do not board orders to airlines if cdc and the doesn't of state determining passenger is a risk to the traveling public. providing information and guidance about ebola to the airlines. three, to raise awareness about ebola, and four, providing a health notice mondayly referred to as a care sheet to travelers entering the united states that have traveled through the infe infected countries if there is concerns of possible ininfection. we are announcing--we have announced today enhanceed measures, specifically the enhanced screening will consist of targeted questions, temperature checks, and collection of contact information of travelers from the three affected countries entering the united states through five airports jfk, newark, dulles, chicago o'hare and atlanta. customs and border protection officers,s cdc officers observe all passengers for overt signs of illnesses, through visual observation and questioning as appropriate for

points point to a mixed open back above 17,000 on the dow with the fed meeting laird today. >>> investors un-fred facebook shares. quite an earnings beat after the social network giant put out revenue next year. >>> shares in deutsche bank in the red after the german financial giant posted a surprise third quarter loss as litigation costs topped 3 billion euros. >>> sanofi board removes ceo chris vibacher sending shares sharply lower following a 10% slump in yesterday's session. sdwla you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the global. >>> and just getting some data out of the bank of england, the uk, mortgage and credit data. mortgage approvals were $61,267,000 last month. we've also got consumer credit, which was forecast at 0.9 billion and it came in at -- consumer credit indicate in at 0.9 billion. overall consumer credit coming in at 0.9 billion. trade 1.6122. >> better tan expected consumer confidence report, send stocks higher. they close at session highs ta dow transports and utility indexes both trading at new intra day all-time highs. a mixed

. >> seth laird, good to see you, thank you very much. guns are another big issue, and that includes washington state, with a deadly shooting is added fuel to the already heated debate. voters there are facing two competing initiatives one would expand background checks the other would limit background checks. tell us more about these measures. john, as you say, two pressures that voters will be looking at, two very different measures. let's take a look at initiative 594, this would expand background checks that would the so called gun show loophole. it would also cover online sales and just about any other sale or transfer of a firearm, soj power you power in washington. for instance, john if i wanted to sell you a gun, you and i would have to go to a licensed gun shop, go to a dealer, you get processed you background would get checked there would be a waiting period and then you could take possessionj power you power in washington. of the gun. the same thing would apply if i wanted to give you a gun. we would have go to to the licensed

bureaucracy of the white house staff with their foot on their neck all the time, and now they have the dhs laird on top when they moved from the treasury department, which largely left them alone. i think removing them from the dhs would do a lot to mitt date the disasters. >> thanks for your insights. >> with the concerns about ebola and isis and now the secret service scandal, the white house hoping to change the subject to the economy. just minutes from now president obama will be speaking at northwestern university. chief white house correspondent ed henry has all of those details, so, ed, what's the message going to be? >> well, gretchen, good to see you. not a surprise the president would try again to pivot back to jobs given all the crisis that you lay out, and he does have positive signs to tout in this speech in the chicago area today. the labor department reporting just a few hours ago that unemployment claims last week unexpectedly dropped which could be a sign that the labor market continues to improve. the problem, of course, first of all, for the president is even though we have se

elizabeth laird, better known as the hugging lady.n friday, the 82-year-old was honored with the yellow rose of texas award which is given to women for exemplary work in their communities. for more than a decade, she has been hugging fort hood soldiers when they are deployed and when they return home. >> i want a hug from elizabeth. >> does it for us here at "al jazeera america." i am erica pitzi. "talk talk to al jazeera" is next." for more news, head to aljazeera.com. take care. ♪ suwell, a feeling is not a fact. our country is almost unique in people believing that global warming is not a human cause. >> robert kennedy, jr., a lifelong advocate of the environmental movement thanks in part to memories of his dad prior to his father's assassination in 1968. >> my father considered this part of our heritage and our purple mountains' majesty.

. >> this new entry screening procedure is just one part of a multi-laird approach.eady, there are 100% of the travelers leaving the three affected countries are being screened on exit. no port of exit or port of entry or airline response procedure will supplant the need for state and local health departments, clinics, hospitals, to be prepared to detect a case, might it occur and to rapidly identify, respond, isolate and prevent transmission. >> any patients suspected of infection will be transferred to new york city's bellevue hospital. it has isolation rooms at the ready. bell view can treat up to four patients at a time. the rooms have sliding glass doors that allow the patient to be monitored without nurses and doctors entering the rooms. they are also -- there are also 9 or a isolation rooms at the ready if they are needed and public and private hospitals have isolation units. doctors and medical staff will wear a full body suit, a surgical gown over the body suit, boots and surgical masks over the boots. they will also wear gloodz with a plastic face guard as

grady laird is founder and namesake who conkoctsed the recipe using chicory to cut the bitterness.is passion is to turn iced coffee into a year round staple. >> you don't start drinking hot beer or warm juice in the winter. it will be normal to see people doing it year round. >> reporter: they are sold in west elm and whole foods. it sits next to more established brands, including stump town. does it produce a tastier buzz? >> this is like the perfect cup of joe. oh, that's good. that's really good. now it's up to consumers to decide if all the extra fuss is worth it. for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >> i trust her. she knows her coffee. i'm so disappointed -- we see her. it's one of the highlights of working the overnight shift. we see the dans and juju. i'm just surprised she didn't bring us something back to try. >> she knows i'm not a coffee drinker. >> don't let the coffee mug fool you. it's just water in here. >> just water? >> i had the tea with sugar. >> you and your sugar. ugh. does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it. resolve it. our new form

laird knowledge is recovering from brain death would be a medical first but says that she is respondingand to touch claims that he has a medical documentation to back up has reports. the meantime she is currently at an undisclosed care facility. >> : new details tonight on the end of the robin williams authorities delayed the release of autopsy results by a month. during county officials said the autopsy will be complete by november 3rd urgently medical examiner's planned to announce final results by september 30th. they say the need for further testing and analysis an accounting for this delay williams found dead of parents suicide august 11th that his home and abroad. >> : kaelin capper nick asked about the report of the forty-niners player forming a hit new coach close the giants game one starter in tomorrow's division series it indicates that seem relishing its underdog's status that sort all the sports next. >> : evening everyone the trance hang back everyone's attention and their when less night in pittsburgh setting up for the best of all five series watching the nationals tomorr

personalized warfare and when paired with private contractors and drones, the average citizen is too lairdor conflict. i think that area was maritime security. you have to look at this in a fair way. and the sensationalizing. you have to realize success, at that is one of them. because the shipping industry debate at this and the piracy and terror at sea are all the issues has diminished. and in 2015, the importance of monitoring private contractors. we have to analyze what happened in iraq and afghanistan. lots of things regarding the u.n.. a study just came out. the problem with this book is it is ever changing and evolving. the study came out a couple months ago showing that the un increased its budget by 30% since 2009 in private security. if you interview someone at the un, the reason is obvious. it is becoming so dangerous. we have to have armed security. when you read the book you can see how the parallels of the increased conflict and hostile environments have brought home an expansion of markets for these companies. you can also see that like any industry, there are certain compan