joining us from dubai. let's talk investment strategy. from citigroup is still with us here in the studio. antonin, we have theresa may going over to new york, talking about brexit. she says brexit means brexit, and we are still waiting to find out what that means. meanwhile, you have been following a basket of stocks in relation to the brexit vote, and you have some interesting thoughts. >> just trying to comment on the ftse has the footsi bounced. the yen bounced as well because currencies were the big risk off when money had to be reinvested. what has been touch and go is this feeling that -- we selected a basket of stocks which we thought would be especially exposed. is seeing new lows as of yesterday. the real names which will be impacted by what may happened with the trade agreements and so on is performing as you would expect. anna: so companies that have a big global presence and the basin the uk, with the financial services sector? services,ade versus importers and exporters, a lot of currency. a wealth effect as well. but the pri

anna: let us get to the market action. juliette saly has details for us. today's trading day, we have japan back. it looks different from the trading days earlier this week. juliet: it seems like it does not take a lot to disappoint investors. they stayed exuberant yesterday on the idea of cheaper money for longer but we are seeing sellers take control today. that is peering the weekly gain that we saw on the overall regional index. coming back online after the public holiday yesterday falling 0.2% on late trade. also have the yen retreating. goldman sachs retreating -- reiterating its long-term view that the yen could weaken further and the boj signaling that they may intervene to counter appreciations. there has been a good rally on the afx 2000. asx.e there has been a little bit of buying coming through in late trade in korea. but this selling coming through the asia pac markets led by the decline in consumer and banking stocks. although energy -- although energy and health care stocks are doing well. we are also watching in japan, toyota, the biggest d

let us talk about mr. k the banke governor at of japan. tell you exactly what he has been saying. options including negative rates. dollar yen, no major reaction. every time the bank of japan seems to get more aggressive, yen teams to strengthen. the main tool for easing, short and long-term rate cuts. yield curve control. this reflects back to the comment last week from the bank of japan that they are targeting yield curve. yield curve control gives more flexibility with the jgb's that they buy. the fluctuation in jgb's reflects back to those comments y may change the amount of jgb's they buy in a given month. this is of course the shape and location of the yield curve will remain broadly the same. there is no better opportunity than now to overcome deflation. verbal intervention personified. the dollar yen trades at 100.7. jgb's, a phlegmatic reaction from the jgb market. the bank of japan is determined it needed to make strong commitment. it report and invention, monday morning, from the governor at the bank of japan. jgb's 30 year gove

let us move on. welated have two huge central-bank decisions -- the fed and the bank of japan. to call in adest long time. how volatile is the market ultimately going to be? allus get scott's take on of this. monday morning, bright and early. it is definitely early. what is the buildup to wednesday going to look like in your mind? will people take their money off or table and do nothing given the range of outcomes, how do we play this? >> for us, the bank of japan meeting and the fed meeting will the u.s.ant as well as elections. my sense is that there should not be too many portfolio shifts between now and wednesday or thursday given that everyone has debated and discussed what they think is going to happen. there is a wide range of outcomes for the bank of japan but no range for the fed. our sense is that there has been some position squaring ahead of those meetings. what is happening in commodities and currencies and some european individual equities is what investors are focusing on now. i don't

let us wrong the conversation. we have geoffrey yu from ubs joining us on set.te a chart here, happens to sterling in the wake of the brexit vote. we saw that they plunge, down 11% i think against the dollar since june 23. inflation looms perhaps. this is what the bank of england is really having to wrestle with. geoffrey: the message has been quite nuanced when it comes to respect to sterling, not like switzerland or sweden, the small open economy's and the transition trends,, at least the past was the case. what i think there is going to be a very important decision on corporate's right now, especially in those exposed to rising costs. are they going to choose to pass it on to the consumer? what we have seen over the last two years in the environment, manus mentioned the concern of people might be held back a bit, but if you know the demand might be soft in the medium-term, do you really want to be first out there to raise prices? and risk market share as well? some for example, if demand is elastic, very happy to do so, you will need that anyway. but for exam

let us bring back marie. salt today from the bank of america is that markets are starting to wake up and think about a donald trump victory. her latest health problems may add to concerns. is there a sense of complacency about the results of the u.s. presidential vote do you think in the markets? think we need to not focus so much on the polls but on the estimates of the electoral votes. has a she still commanding lead. i don't know exactly what number to put, but maybe a 25% risk of a donald trump win -- mark: it is significant. /but/ isit too early to price in///////-- what is it too early to price in? even if you have a low probability scenario, but if it were to occur, the result is so horrible it becomes a high risk scenario nevertheless. that is the case. investors would be well advised to think about some hedging strategies ahead of this event. mark: you have started to look at the impact on the economy. marie: thedonald -- donald trump campaign is still liked on the details but it could add another th

in the attempt to combat rising inflation, let us get some more insight on this story. efore we go into that, the economist survey by bloomberg said 50 basis points. our senior economist joins us now. how do you expect in the mood today? >> three scenarios. one scenario is do nothing. the central banks will only raise by 2.5%. and at this rate, interest rate movements have limited impacts on inflation. ok, the central bank has an inflation target mandate. the second is to raise about 50 basis points to 100, and this is because of the fact that it has an inflation target mandate and it would need to raise rates, but not by a big magnitude given the inflation dynamics. one-off seasonal factors, that sort of thing. the last scenario which we favor and think is going to happen, an increase of anywhere between 100-300 basis points over the next three months, and many on of them are 17th meeting as well. and this is mainly to try and curb inflation, but more so to attract and make egypt more attractive for investors at this point. with the imminent evaluation coming up. yousef

are coming the cap into the -- and the cac are on.ng let us show you what is happening with the stories has athe dax lot of moving parts today. let me get my fx sp back on screen. let me show you what is happening. what you have for me? >> i had the u.k. 10 year yields up. we solve this yield rise 10 basis points on friday. the u.k. led a global selloff in bond market. on concern that the central banks are coming to the end of the quantitative easing. we heard from the ecb and we heard from the hawkish leaders. we are at 88 basis points on that 10 year yields. moving onto to what is happening on the stoxx 600. red across the board. looking at the imax function. utilities are down 1.8%. when we saw the selloff in entered --riday, -- it was a luxury things going down. financials following closely behind, down 1.5%. they just switched with materials. down lower on commodity prices. looking at specific stocks. i wanted to start with a be foods. -- with ab foods. full-year retail operating profit margin are close to the first year level. 9% ahead of last year. it sees full-year sugar revenue

let us see what it is today. close.is last let us see what it is today. looking into deserving compliance failures at the biggest u.s. banks. the review will investigate breaches including mortgage abuses. yemen responding to--yellen responding. the imf says japan inc. has taken unfair advantage of its workers in wage negotiations. the funds local mission said the reduction in wage bargaining power has swung too far in favor of employers. japanese businesses have been reluctant to answer calls for higher salaries than capital investment. corporate cash and deposit the road to a record $2.4 trillion last quarter. labor market reforms are very important. moremics needs to do much the labor market a lot to achieve its objective of higher growth and better labor participation. >> a unit of china costco shipping says it has turned into a 35 year deal to operate a new containment terminal and abu dhabi. the 30 $800 million deal -- the deal -- it is the company's first such a deal neein the gulf. it has a market share of almost a present. the u.s. has approved t

let us go over to shery ahn who is live with us. good morning to you.t is at the top of the agenda? we hear a lot about fiscal spending, infrastructure -- all of that will be on the agenda. first of all, it will be inclusive and interconnected development which is high on this year's g-20 summit. risingprising given economic nationalism around the world. this is a high profile meeting of world leaders here in china. not surprising given that we are seeing so much security around the city. not only the summit venue but also the media center which you can see things are starting to kick off. a chinese minister spoke this morning saying the global economic recovery is slow and unbalanced and the aftershock of brexit still remains. he says that conventional monetary policy as well as unconventional measures are no longer proving effective in some countries and that china should have a more active fiscal policy to support growth. besaid that will communicated in the g-20 communique highlighting the need for comprehensible fiscal reforms. manus: thank you ver

manus: let us see what his mandate holds up in both houses of parliament. joining us from dubai.y stretch is head of commerce. atew regime, new politics play. this is the personification of the brazilian real, down against the dollar. dollar up. real is down. is out. this is the best performing currency of 2016. does that momentum sustained? jeremy: because you moved down those sort of levels we saw the beginning of the month. i think the question then the platformoes really layout and that comes back to this question of political support, yes, we need to see the fiscal house put in order. that is a real tipping point. pro-business,be but the ability to push through that process. the 1.i would just pick up from your correspondent who was talking about not particularly charismatic president, that is the necessary the worst thing a world, because when you have someone who is charismatic you want to take the opposite direction. i wouldn't hold that as a criticism. but taking the fiscal house in order, that could be the sticking poin. we might see the rialto little better. but the op

let us talk about the weakness in u.s.ata them because that is the big trigger for the move we are seeing. nonmanufacturing and manufacturing pmi in the u.s./, overall it's of a rate hike. now factoring in a 24% chance of the fed raising interest rates, having falling eight percentage points from the beginning of the month. that is the expectation for the month of september. now, despite the recent underwhelming data, the head of the bank remains upbeat on the u.s. economy. manus: speaking in nevada last night, john williams said he sees an increase "sooner rather than later." owen, chiefs david european economist at jefferies international. everything hangs on the words. differentis no talking upbeat economy,. what we have here, have a look at this, the nonmanufacturing dropping off. it is a trifecta of disappointment. how concerned are you about the slowdown in the united states of america? david: not concerned at this point. obviously, the data from august level were seasonally adjusted, but we are talking the u.s. econ

let us pray to the lord.f the faithful is for governments and assemblies. the prayer is recited in bengally. guide them, lord, choose what is best for humanity. may governments and legislations defend the life and dignity of each person and work for justice and peace. let us pray to the lord. lord hear our prayer. >> the fourth prayer is in portuguese. >> hear the cry which rises up to you. may christians be moved to works of charity. >> and the fifth and final prayer of the faithful is for persecuted christians. the prayer is made in chinese. comfort them lord by your presence, guide them in dark night and make your justice dawn upon them. let us pray to the lord. >> you alone lord know what is truly good for us. hear our prayers and accomplish your will within us through christ our lord. amen. >> as the altar is prepared for the sacrifice of mass, the procession takes place. aside from the bread and wine that will be used, there are also gifts that are being brought up to the altar. >> at ceremonies like th

let us take a look. that goes out until side of -- that goes intel 5:35. the greatest threat will be some take a look. we still have some heavy rainfall. a lot of that heavy rain is of dsouth ge county. that could cause some issues with flooding. they will be moving pretty quickly. that severe weather threat be shouldne. wave upon wave of scattered showers and thunderstorms. fear point -- the airport will be adding to this total. these totals will be updated. we got some additional totals from the last 24 hours. these are not airport. that is what you do not see it on the last math. some additional shots here, look at the clouds rolling through milwaukee earlier today with some scout -- showers and thunderstorms moving through. plan on bringing a umbrella. we will have some rain showers overnight. tomorrow, it is goin be a completely different day. we could start out with these goal or two with some clouds. afternoon #-- sunshine expected. let us take a look at the 10 day forecast to friday, more rains and storms moving in. temperatures will be in the lowe

take a guess and let us know.. we'll have your answer in about a half hour. the markets could take a breather today following gains that were fueled by the federal reserve -- the nasdaq closing at an hour.about a half iv fall. pumpkins are already out in the stores and we'll be carving them up soon. so we're wondering.. how much does the biggest pumpkin on record weigh? take a guess and let us know.. we'll have your answer in about a half hour. the markets could take a breather today following gains that were fueled by the federal reserve -- the nasdaq closing at an all-time high. the fed leaving interest rates unchanged, but stressed the case for a rate hike has "strengthened," a signal a look for data today on unemployment and housing. the dow rising 163 points to 18-293, the nasdaq up 53 to 52-95. hour. ####break#### time for a little 12 today trivia on this first day of fall. pumpkins are already out in the stores and we'll be carving them up soon. so we're wondering.. how much does the biggest pumpkin on recor

let us give you the perspective of the situation.'re looking at the percentage of shares owned by foreign investments. -- investors. it has hovered around the red line. it has not been able to grow that they. oil price pressures remain. $40-$50. government -- pressure on the government. they plan to get away from oil, bring in more foreign capital. they come into this latest series of changes which includes moving to a new settlement cycle reducing the minimum threshold from 5 billion to $1 billion. they are also looking at shortselling. they are also considering or planning ahead for the inclusion of their debt capital instruments on the exchange. plenty of momentum as a result of the oil price pressure. clearly, a lot of ernest ernest -- earnest momentum towards that. rishaad: this would be a huge boon for them, wouldn't it? and he did notd be around the bush. he made it clear that it is a top priority for them to bring in as much foreign capital ideally as they can. until they are included by the msci, a lot of funds would not loo

. >> manager refused to speak on camera or let us take pictures inside. the restaurant is closed for inspection and they found a few bugs but not an infestation. she's not looking for she just wants to make sure the casino does the right thing. thousands of travelers as we well know pass through mccarron every day and now they have something neat to see while waiting for their flight. a live look at the airport behind me all lit up where fishes unveiled an amazing mosaic. time. here is the time lapse video of it all coming together. it's pretty big. craig was doing a live shot on a different story. from what we understand it was inspired by the evolution of the strip skyline. there it is. as i mentioned before, craig was the first to give you a sneak peek of what it all entails. >>ic these time lapse videos too so you can see how it all came together. all is not forgiven when it comes to ryan lochte. two men rushed right towards him after he finished dancings on make a live action version of milan. a speat calling on disney to mite social media a buzz abo

still with us.ns let us get your thoughtson the u.k. many investors concerned, understandably because you have a lack of direction. you said something i want to pick up on. use said the next interest rate move the bank having that might be up, why and when? alan: wehn is difficult. the point is a donated cut. looking at conception side, growing at 6% year on year. sainsbury's result which is a bellwether coming up see how they understand it. so we think it will be definitely around a cut, because you see the damage to pension funds, notwithstanding the crazy calculation to use long-term gilt yields for liability. that is where the system works. but already seen one case of a company cut a dividend and become more risk-averse because of pension deficit, so why make the pension deficit worse? anna: as long as the consumer holds up, cutting interest rates is the wrong way to protect the u.k. economy? alan: exactly. unless we have a real sharp decline in manufacturing. obviously, post-brexit we had the initial surveys the default, but it is

let us get more details on what the boj told us today.ngles is in tokyo talking us to the details. david? na, i am actually outside the boj, itself. where rates were waiting for quantitative trends, the building right behind me, that is the boj. we are going to get more meat on a lot of these top lines that we got.and as you mentioned, really playing out on the markets. i think three key points about to make. first, the cap the positive rate unchanged at -10 basis points. that is really playing out in banking stocks. on a related note, the point number tw the second one i want to makeo, from this more rigid targeting of how quickly they want to expand the monetary base. something a little bit more flexible, but have more control over the yield curve, which is , being seen by not wanting it to flatten i was little to help the banks as well. now, that being said, the third point is when it comes to the asset purchase program, they left everything unchanged, except the target for purchasing. but they have tweaked a portion of that, or refocu

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let us bring up japan. that we havery from tokyo.idering a change of the maturity rate. it is looking to give itself some more flexibility. you're seeing the back end of the curve flattening out a little bit. this has not been the market story over the last few days. the story has been that the boj would focus on the front end and curve. the let us bring back in howard shore from shore capital. revenue grew 5.9% to 13.1 million pounds. and asset management maintained its upward trajectory. -- how has its been over the last couple of months? howard: in our statement we said that in the first half both main operating divisions grew in a difficult environment. of the a demonstration ability of the business to grow more rapidly when the market is unsettled. the investment community has quickly adjusted and the business community is starting to adjust. guy: when you look more broadly at what is happening in the world like central banks and raising rates and the boj, what do you think we need to see from an asset management point of view?

let us bring david stubbs, global market strategist at j.p. morgan asset management. david, the morning. using the ecb might actually -- david: i think on the interest rate side, that is absolutely what we are expecting to the extension of quantitive easing is going to come, whether it comes today i don't really think it matter to investors. the idea that it was stopped in march next year i think is preposterous, given the inflation outlook, slowing growth, the downgraded forecast we are going to seem. and even more worrying is the last three or four months slowdown in the fall and unemployment. right? a very important and impressive performance in the labor market year. star little bit last couple of months, making me nervous as well. moment, probably staying the hand. but they will have some questions about how do you find more bonds to buy? that is constraining what they can buy? manus: there is a lovely line in the store this morning talking about mark carney's serenity. looking over a shoulder, the rating that mario draghi got. but we have the yield curve, you hav

they let us outside today. were on the national mall because we want to show you the cool building behind me. the exterior is are collected of the thousands of artifacts on the inside. this museum has been a long time coming. 13 years since congress approved it. here on the national mall starting today thousands of people are expected for saturday's opening of the national museum of african american history and culture. >> a symbol of freedom and liberation and achievement. >> rt unique as its purpose. with artifacts from all over the country. >> going around the country and the community part of a local museum and those some of the larger items were set in place during construction the southern rally car a south carolina slave cabin dismantled piece by piece and reconstructed here. a 21 foot guard tower from the nation's largest prison in louisiana. black comics released out to work. >> as those who do not member >> reporter: the museum story is also one of triumph the homes was educated thousands of black chi

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let us bring in our asia editor, joining us live from tokyo. the talks that were discussing -- that we are discussing here are going to be immensely complex. as. takata of course in really dire situation with its airbag recalls in a situation where the cost of repairing all of these airbags exceeds the amount it is going to be able to pay. your any situation where the automakers have been footing the -- you are in a situation where the automakers have been footing the bill for those repairs. craig: you have a situation where takata has been seeking buyers, and essentially, you need the automakers to sort of play along in order for those buyers to stay at the table. fors are very important takata to be able to get the automakers to sign off on just how much they are going to go theautomakers -- to owe automakers in terms of them playing a role in helping with the airbag recall, repair costs. in addition, essentially getting the automakers to pitch in on some of the legal costs related to these airbags. very important talks for takata this week.

let us bring down isis. have no doubt, together we can do it.get up and distinguish amongst terrorists, you are harming turkey. because we are disturbed by this terrorist group to you are defending. it constitutes a threat to our country, by giving them weapons you are strengthening the threat to our future. subject of russia and america, estimate the beginning who was to blame. >> i want to believe that the he --o bombed the yuan, un convoy. and then right after that, we have a being delivered. after this, our people could not go in and they had to postpone. that is the situation. yousef: let's check in on the first ward headlines from around the world. owned chinese company has been chosen to design a $2.1 billion powerplant in zimbabwe. by a companyowned that is also raising funds through equity and debt. many of the potential investors have said they will help finance . u.s. regulators have real the reports showing continued takata's airbags. many continued rupture when tested. takathonda was one of their bit customers and says it is investi

london, let us get the bloomberg business flash. haidi lun is with us. buyer is said to proposing an increased offer trying to acquire monsanto, to create the world's against maker of seeds. willing to raise the bid to $109 per share, or $60.5 billion. above the closing price of monsanto in new york yesterday. spokespersons for both companies declined to comment on the new proposal. the resources for the world's most popular beer is considering a bid for sab miller's central and eastern european acid. valued at about $6 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. they say the process is expected to start next month, after sab's miller deal with in bed closes.chinese resources have declined to comment. warren buffett had a $1.4 billion white from his fortune, falling percent yesterday berkshire hathaway fell 2%. at the same time, wells fargo lost position as the world's most valuable bank to jpmorgan. the share price has been hit by revelations that employees opened more than 2 million accounts without client approval. samsung without a softwar

((paul joncich)) >> tedd florendo let's us know how long this heat will last. (( )) ((tedd florendo)) >>> the heat spell continues for another day as temps jumped up to above average again. sunday looks to be another day with temps at triple digits before neighborhoods at triple digits on the east side as early as noon sunday. ................................ ... ...... saturday high was up to 100 again making it the third day in a row of triple-digit heat. we were 5 degrees above average and no where near the record thankfully. we've been seeing some cool morning starts and it should remain that way all week with some 60's by morning as well. ................................ ... ..... the heat continues over to the mid-atlantic still dealing with oppressive heat with dewpoints in the 70's and high humidity making the feels like temp close to 100. ................................ ... ........... sunny and dry for sunday. we have a weak system in california that is bringing some clouds around but shower chances are slim to none. could pick up a few in the mountains but the rest of this

remember - if you see breaking news out there, let us know. you can post to our facebook like katie did or you can use twitter and instagram. just include the hashtag i-c 13. an idaho school bus driver has been fired because of this cell phone video. it shows the driver pouring water on an 8th grader. witnesses say the boy accidentally dropped a bottle of water.. which made the driver mad. in english." the student who shot the video says he wanted to prove what he's been telling his parents for years. you have to see this video! an accident, a burning car, and now this dramatic rescue -- caught on this dramatic footage. it all played-out in houston saturday night. a man trapped inside this burning car may not have made it out alive if it wasn't for a the car to help the man stuck no word on the man's condition. right now-- a woman is recovering after being hit by a car. this happened overnight near desert inn and nellis. according to our crew, the driver did stay at the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital. but is expected to be ok we're

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terre: let us do something. but can we agree on what? have been recent signs that are well, hopeful. that is next, on big problems, big thinkers. ♪ ♪ face is not we now simply climate change, or ozone depletion, or the loss of living species that are 1000 times greater than the natural rate of extinction, it is, in my opinion, a spiritual crisis, which has to do with the relationship between human civilization and the ecological system of the earth. terre: welcome back to big problems, big thinkers. i am terre blair. the 1992 earth summit was the largest meeting of leaders and d history. balancing the earth. despite disagreements between industrialized and developing nations, the summit made sustainable the moment a more pressing item on the world's agenda. >> from that point on, i believed we became more and more aware of the importance on the environment. in 20 years, change was like that. clear thats already brazilians weresilienc had a much more aware than other people. on the other hand, we were burning our rainforests. it took 10 y

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global citizens, let us vote, and tonight, let us dance.re able to extend their stay and spend more money on activities and restaurants. - the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life. >>> welcome back to the global citizen festival. >> we see children thriving instead of dying from malnutrition and everyone has that opportunity for a deeply full life. >> and on behalf of the nigerian president, i am here to pledge our commitment that the practice of open defecation will be eradicated in nigeria by 2025 or even sooner. this will improve health, it will create jobs, it will ensure that we have dignity for all of our citizens, especially our girls. i'm also honored to stands before you as chairman of the g -- universal access to sanitation and hygiene. in partnership with communities, with ngos, governments, international organizations and the private sector, we will ensure that at least 15 million people are empowered to stop the practice of open defecation by 2020. >> and together as global citizens, we must all

arapahoe rentals for letting us use the auger. and renovations for installing the hoop. >> . it will be ready to go monday away. >> . we have to do it with air power. we have to do it with much more support. for the arabs and curds. who will fight on the ground against isis. >> if i like a combination of my plan. and the generals plan. or the general's plan. if i like the plan. i'm not going to call you up and say we have a great plan. this is what obama does. >> . trump and clinton are scheduled for the first presidential debate on monday. september 26. >> . trump jr. was in denver today. we had a chance one on one. among the topics he discussed, his fathers plan to deport undocumented workers and a sudden change of heart about the press. >> . a busy day in national politics. one of the big headlines the trump campaign ending the so called blast list of some reporters. from the washington post. now allowing them to get credentials. it was one of the first questions i asked. during a wide ranging interview.

steven probably could never fathom 15 years ago how far reaching that let us do good reflex could have been. the instinct to save lives and the instinct of his family to carry it on that is why this one we think straight has to go to the good stuff file. log on to wkyc.com to register for the september 11th t 2 t run. >> what a great story. >>> it was certainly a bittersweet day for us here at wkyc, director of technology and operations jim miller will go on to the next chapter of his life retiring after 32.5 years here. a total of 40 years in the business. we wish him all the best. but we are going to miss him. congratulations, jim. >>> well it's now time to head back out and check out the in style because michael our meteorologist is check dog out at the air show, got something new coming up now? >> reporter: yeah, do you know what here is the deal, if you are looking for something to do this weekend you have got to make your wave down to the burke lake airport where all the action is going to be taking place. and here is the deal, it will be saturday, sunday and monday so gates open

let us get more from the exclusive interview with russian president vladimir putin. john mickelthwait in lot of us that. he asked the president about the hacking scandal in the dnc. the president denied meddling in the race. he vowed to work with any administration willing to work with them. >> i do not know anything about that. you know how many hackers there are today. they can leave their mark at the necessary time and place. it is an extremely difficult thing to check, almost impossible. is that really important? does it even matter who tracked this information from the democratic headquarters? the important thing is the content that was given to the public. there should be discussion about that. i want to tell you again, that i do not know anything about that and at the state level, russia does not know anything. the campaign headquarters [indiscernible] . penetratetand that to you need toters have a finger on the pulse. get the specifics of the policy in the u.s. think this is time that everyone should come clean about it? russia is trying to hack america. chin

uralkali let us look around the main shaft at the edge of town. nine years ago, a sinkhole hundreds of square meters wide opened up here and engulfed the administration building. these danger zones are kept under video surveillance. some people who've lost property have been compensated, but not all. the khorovs have to fight for their fair share. the authorities have classified their house as "partially inhabitable." >> if it ends up falling down, we want to be prepared. we've been moving our valuables to friends and family, her winter fur coat and summer shoes, so we don't have to look for them in a panic. >> the official line is that the mistakes of the soviet era will not be repeated. safety for the people comes first. that's small consolation for andrei khorov. he says the authorities have been sitting on their hands. and they offered him far too little as compensation for the value of his house. >> our future is uncertain. our city government is just waiting for some house to collapse and kill somebody. maybe then, they'll take action. >> th

guest: let us see how the markets are dealing with all that. ill go to london and speak with the senior market analyst who joins us now. craig, thanks for being with us. has hope been abandoned for any sort of deal for this meeting in algeria? >> at least in the short term, yes. what we are effectively seeing right now is increasing cooperation between the different members that is ultimately in the short-term going to lead to absolutely no change in output. therefore, no solution for this oversupply side story, which has been lingering for about a year and a half and two years now. it has weighed on oil prices. there seems to be a willingness between a number of countries, but unless everyone is involved, including russia outside of opec, i deal with not be forthcoming with iran pumping below pre-section levels. they want to go a little beyond that. it is hard to see how any solution will be found at this stage. guest: should we expect oil prices to stay where they are. ? are we going to see any major rebound or fall in the coming months? >> i

at that time, i said, look, let us not do this. we have the military surveillance capability to see what someone is having for lunch if that is what we want to train our satellites on. see them rolle to out any weapons of mass destruction, and if they do that, we can have all sorts of options at that time. i do believe going into iraq has resulted in the syrian civil war , isis, and it was saddam's henchmen that fled to area.qa there are, we are supporting the kurds against isis but the kurds are sideways with turkey who is our ally but not such a good allied inns we invaded iraq. it just goes on and on. this up.t make when we invaded syria, iraq -- looking as syria, we supported the free syrian army against president assad. and this happened in aleppo for those of you that followed my story. [laughter] mr. shabazz: which i was just about to ask you about. [laughter] mr. johnson: we supported the free syrian army against the president assad administration but they are allied with the islamist's. and we are not in support of the isl

let us hear from the russian oil minister. here's what he had to say.n doha we agree that non-opec countries are ready to discuss the proposals currently developed by opec members, so we will wait and monitor the situation, the meeting, and its results. guidance is the most important thing here is we head into the meeting. what else are a hearing from officials? again, there is a lot of concern about the extent of oil that is entering the market. we spoke to the chief of international energy agency, and he made it clear that it would take us to late 2017 at the earliest for the market to rebalance. we heard from the nigerian oil minister, and he says that a freeze is not enough. they have to be aggressive and take oil out of the market to be able to support prices and bring them back to a level that is favorable for opec. the stakes are much higher this time around, and arguably the incentives that come along with it. kong, aver here in hong muted trading to for the postal savings bank of china. stocke been striking the -- tracking the stock all the mor

let us begin with a check of your first word news. well that he never tried to influence hillary clinton on e-mail use. this after a newly released to exchange between the two former secretaries of his day. the democrats claim he gave clinton a detailed blueprint on how to script security rules. for the first time since world war ii, u.k. lawmakers may have to vacate their parliament complex. a report by a joint committee said the landmark besides the river needs serious repair work. there is another challenge to german chancellor angela merkel's open-door policy for refugees. the christian socialist want her government to give preference to christian refugees. a draft proposal calls for germany to take in no more than 200,000 asylum seekers a year. australian foreign -- prime minister says the formal round work for a free-trade agreement between australia and the european union is well underway. speaking in brussels, she said the eventual agreement would be eu andrma's and if it to australian citizens. european parliamentarians want a

./// you're watching 8 news let us know! we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... during our new segment, morning cup of joe. to submit a question... just go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section. you can find out if your question was chosen.. every wednesday between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a 70-year-old kansas man found a way to get out of his marriage permanently. police say he robbed a bank on purpose so he could go to jail -- because he doesn't want to be around his wife! the fbi says he stole 3-grand then sat in the bank lobby and told security he was the guy they had an argument over the dryer. he faces 20 years in jail./// ((brian loftus)) >>> you can't simulate childbirth, but the university of virginia is trying. with this robot that gives birth. it has a kind-of creepy appearance... but the robot is helping to train nursing school students. her name is victoria and she can complain of pain, she has a variable heartbeat -- and yes, t

i was really worried about the contamination, and they let us know that our house was fine." and jason commented, "i feel a million times better knowing we're cleared. we have babies in the house that play all over the floors... so i was really concerned...." conversation... go to our facebook page. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> hi sherry, how's the weather looking today? ((sherry swensk)) breezy winds have been steady through the night... 25p neighborhoods. ...... the air is dry and the skies are clear.... and it's cooling down to the low 70s and upper 60s. ............. highs made it to the mid 90s yesterday and cooler 80s arrive today. demetria, how are the roads doing? ((demetria obilor)) stephanie near the 215 interchange. valle verde and gibson are alternates there. let's take a look at some cone zones. there are delays at the rainbow/russell intersection in the southwest due to construction. up at warm springs/spencer, there are cones out and lane closures for a county sewer project. use eastern. <<<

thanks for letting us go around this shot came in from the port of tampa. looks like a carnival cruise ship getting ready to pull out as the weather finally clears. we will look at the weather headlines. we are returning to normal. hermine is steaming out of here . once it made landfall yesterday as a category one hurricane it scooted right through georgia, south and north carolina and is right now sitting off the virginia, delaware, maryland coastline. the messy weekend for folks the atlantic states. reduce rain chances ahead for us . watching the web we have gotten some great pictures including our friends at jimmy's nest. things really cleared out nicely this afternoon for a lot of people. we will need to see more of this blue sky. we still do have these areas where flood warnings are in effect because of the rivers still rising. even though the rains have areas through pasco, hillsboro, manatee and counties further south. as far as the radar showing the rain coming through today, we did have some good showers that moved through and then we cleared out b

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this is the day we wait to watch to see what mother nature throws at us, and before we get downtown, let's see what she's throwing at us. of course, we want to let you know real quick that all public sandbagging sites, we asked this question a little bit ago. all public sandbagging sites are officially closed. now, a site is open if additional sandbags are needed. they are working the city at the public works building just off city, whereas the public sites are closed at this hour. 6:02 this morning. brandon marshall, meteorologist brandon marshall standing by over in the weather center to kind of talk about the dry and cool weather we are looking at for the next few days. >> a strong cold front did move through late last night into the overnight hours. it's bringing in a pretty poe toent canadian air mass. we are going to see much cooler temperatures than we've seen the last several days chl up to a 50 in cedar rapids. 49 in dubuque. winds are out of the west from about 6 to 12 miles per hour. could see gusts from 35 miles per hour this afternoon. the dew points, which were in the 60s for

let us ever recognize we are made in your image.d, the prophet jeremiah likens you to a mighty warrior. eternal truth, our very willing and determination to stand against evil is a reef action of your character. reflection of your character. may our country always be blessed with heroes such as those we honor here today. may we never forget and may your blessing remain upon the united states and those who serve to keep her free. i pray this in your holy name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gently, our coho fun host for today at the national park service is the caretaker of the national memorial. we are honored to have with us here today the superintendent of the national mall and memorial parks. [applause] >> thank you very much. good morning, everyone. what a aureus morning you have privacy on the national mall. on behalf of the national park service, it is my absolute pleasure to welcome you to the world war ii memorial. as we mark the 71st anniversary of the victory over japan, which effectively brought to a close the cost