because the idea of a couple of -- a cup of water given or denied stuck in lew wallace's mind so much, so long, he had a painting of it and put it into the novel. my last couple comments and then i will take questions. what is wallace in his later life thinking? is he still thinking that wirz was a criminal and he is glad for what he has done? i want to say that i don't think so. i think that lew wallace and his later life had become disenchanted with the united states in many ways. mainly because they kind of screwed him over. he had become known as a coward for behavior at shiloh, which i can go into in more detail. gones have -- grant had along with the story that had wallace come to shiloh when he was supposed to, the union would have won cleanly on the first day, but that did not happen, so there was a standoff. wallace never got the acclaim that he wanted. he ended up in a remote part of the west. and he came to see the united states as a kind of republic overly bureaucratized that was on the precipice of its fall. in other words, it was exactly like rome at the time of jesus. i

and jacob lew is saying the strong dollar is beneficial for the american economy. >>> lew spoke at a seminar ahead of a meeting of the imf and world bank. he says that the u.s. economy faces no immediate threats. >> i think we have a strong economy. i think our economy is doing better relative to other economies in many instances. you know, i think like all my predecessors, i believe a strong dollar is good for the united states. >> lew said it's wrong for countries to engage in exchange rate competition to try to gain advantage over each other. he urged countries to stand by an international agreement reached last year. leaders of the group of 20 nations agreed to stop devaluing their currencies to boost exports. >>> japanese leaders have a clearer picture of how the economy is doing. the current account is the broadest measure of japan's trade and investment with the rest of the world and it's in a surplus must for the second month running. ministry officials say the surplus for august was about $2.7 billion. it was in the positive despite a trade deficit of 7.7 billion. exports ro

interesting but has not been looked at in this way, who has trouble untangling fact from fiction is lew wallace. wallace will go on to have an illustrious career, and i will talk more about that in a second, but during the trial he writes to his wife as the trial is going on and he is hearing this testimony described about his dream. he says, "i have the first draft of a picture." painter.so an amateur what he describes, they were called a deadline. areou go over them, you dead. if you are wondering if there is any connection between that and newspapers, newspaper writers use of the deadline, there is. that is exactly where the term comes from. lifellace in his later finally turns this draft of a sketch into a painting, which i show you here, over the deadline. is ayou see here depicted dead union soldier, nearly naked, cup falling out of hand. in the background, henry wirz, which we can tell because his right hand is held. but he has a toga on. which is a little odd. or something like a toga. and what is this? is he henry wirz? -- is heius pilate pontius pilate? the genre he is calling

you can say it is a win for jack lew? >> not quite yet, but you can effectively say that jack lew has loan up this deal for the moment. -- has blown up his deal for the moment. abbvie said it was effectively going to reconsider the takeover because of changes in the tax rules that jack lew announced back onset timber 22. timber 22. this caught investors by surprise. it's the biggest drop in 12 years for the company and not everyone expected this would happen. told a month ago, abbvie its employees this value would -- this deal would move forward. comedies are having second thoughts at a closer look at what the tax rule changes are and we see some spillover effect on the shares of other drugmakers that could be in version targets. is oneneca, for example, and is feeling pressure today because of this action by abbvie./ it's not a done deal and they are reassessing. billion fee of this deal breaks apart. are we going to get any reaction from the treasury department? >> i would not expect any. the treasury does not comment o

i asked treasury secretary jack lew why if things are so good to beans don't seem feeling it? >> conditions in 2009 were really bad. it loaves bruising that takes time to get over. we have been in an extended period where washington hasn't been getting to the brink of a crisis where they are seeing the grow and our to job is to continue this. gwen: and then the crazy stock gyrations. >> we saw a couple of days this week with multi100 point swings in the dow. one point earlier in the week, 450 points off the dow in one morning. all of thatack but is a return to volatility this used to if you are not this. part of what is going on actually is ebola is sort of the marketsnd noise and hate uncertainty. the obama administration has newstrying to get the good that you are talking about out there but with this in the backdrop it is hard to get the message out. gwen: it is not just about the deficit. saying it is are not over yet. also housing numbers are good. corporate earnings report which good. the jobless numbers are good. >> the jobs have been great. 200,000 plus job growth for

. >> according to lew, workers in cambodia are no longer going on large-scale strikes but he says they still holding smaller ones. it was a large-scale strike that changed the face of cambodian labor conflicts in 2013. it was held at sl garment processing limited, a factory which manufactures clothes mainly for european and american fir firms. the order volume has now plunged to half its peak. the 6,000 factory workers have been slashed to 3,000. workers began striking in august of 2013. opposing a slight adjustment in their shift system proposed to them by their bosses. the strike lasted four months and grew into a huge demonstration involving members of the general public. right after the demonstration, we interviewed factory ceo wong hong ming. >> one particular union initiated the sl factory strikes and also took part in the january 2014 demonstration. the coalition of cambodian apparel workers, democratic union, was launched in 2000. by boldly expressing factory demands to factory management, over ten years it became the largest labor union in cambodia. >> at the time of the demon

secretary lew and director donovan, thank you both for joining us. have some good news for a change today, the deficit down and continuing to go down to, what, 2.8%? >> correct. >> ifill: to what do you attribute that to? >> look, i think that if you look at where we were six years ago, we had an economy that was collapsing, we had unemployment, 700,000 jobs lost a month and we had markets in chaos. now the president came into office and took tough action. he stabilized the economy. he put in place an economic program to create growth. he put in a programs to reform our financial markets, and over a period of years worked with congress on a bipartisan basis to put in place a balanced set of measures to reduce our deficit, you know starting with the affordable care act, which reduced the deficit, as well as providing a guarantee of health care coverage, and then doing spending reductions and revenue increases that came by making our tax system more fair. it's an enormous amount of progress to have seen the deficit drop by, you know, roughly two-thirds

with that, i would like to --ite secretary lew and mr. to join us. [applause] >> mr. secretary, thank you for doing this. i want to start with your recent trip to the g 20. a lot of economic data has been coming in and not looking very good for the euro zone, for china, japan. what is your assessment of the state of the international economy today? >> first, let me think the peterson institute for hosting me. let me start with the united states. meeting, wehe g-20 have seen continuing signs of a strengthening u.s. economy. obviously it was my job number one to focus on the u.s. economy, and one of the things that was quite clear at meeting is the whole world is looking at the u.s. to continue being a strong meeting for growth. and quite aeting number of previous meetings like this is that while we are determined to have the u.s. economy grow strongly, the rest of the world also has to take steps to make sure that growth continues to accelerate. i don't think it is a secret as to why the u.s. economy is doing well. with a verystarts resilient people and a very resilien

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but jack lew saying he sees it more as a result of growth outlooks than policy. kelly? >> all right. we'll leave it there and see if the dollar continues here and always the counter trend. talking about the strong dollar, takes a backseat. baby it gets a second wind here with about 48 minutes to go into the close. the dow now positive. it's up 6 points. >> we might have a full pledged rally on the hands if not for ibm. does big blue have the right plan for the future? is the cloud the answer or already saturated with too many players. >>> ibm might not be the biggest earnings story by the time the day is over. apple reports after the close and we'll get you the numbers to watch for live next. >>> and the pros chime in on apple pay and whether it pays off for the tech giant and take part in the live poll asking if you would rather use apple pay or your credit card. cast your vote. the polls are open! we'll be right back. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts mea

jack lew is right. taxpayer is still on the hook. it was absurd.suit was absurd. >> listen, when ted olsen thinks he's got a strong case, you have to listen. i'm sorry. nobody's one more cases in front of the supreme court than that man. this was a shock. let me leave it at that. obviously, shocking for many of the -- >> good call by jack lew to short fannie. made a lot of money off that call. >> that's true. >> timely. >> all right. let's head to the bond pits now. rick santelli is at the cme group in chicago. rick? >> thanks, david. well, we had a better adp number. what did the market think of it? these are kind of sessions where you get a glimpse at a momentary trade, but it gives you a sense of how markets still can move on data and give you an estimate of the strength or weakness or just the mediocre nature of a number. so at 8:15 eastern, see the drop in yields? pretty easy to pick out. if we open the chart up basically to the beginning of september, it's important to note several things. as dom pointed out, hovering basically at three-week-

lew is saying u.s. regulators will also review the process more designating a company systemic.hearings last week about this. systemic label comes with regulation by the federal reserve. trust me, companies don't want to be labeled as systemic. the stock moving lower by half a percent at the moment. why don't they want that? because again, as i said, it means you are then held to the same standards as the goldman sachs and the jpmorgans of the world, the banks that got us into trouble the last time around. but breaking news, metlife, there will be hearings about whether it is systemically important. >>> today the nba announced that walt disney will retain the rights to broadcast games for the next nine years. there's still no clear number on how much the deals cost but, listen, we can figure it out. we've extrapolated, it'll be upwards of $24 billion over the time span. that's three times the value of the previous deals. who takes on the burden of this hefty price tag, or is it simply an exchange of money between the league and the networks? could it be you, the tv subscriber, t

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lewes, delaware about to see this soon. it just moved through georgetown. so, again, it will be heading towards delaware beaches and then sliding to the north. so we are continuing to see the light to moderate rainfall in parts of kent county. this will basically slide up to the north into parts of south jersey and even into the philadelphia area. we're seeing showers in parts of chester county, east notingham starting to see a little rainfall in the vicinity, at least. and even a few isolated showers bucks county. newtown, you have one, small, shower headed your way. this will bagsically be the case. we have a lot of moisture in parts of the northeast. so the rain will be here in the overnight hours and especially tomorrow. here's what future rain is showing. all the moisture moves up through the north through the area. possibly along our shore towns, we could certainly be seeing some rain and then going into the middle of the day, scattered showers around. the wind will be there,too. so windy and cooler. pig with e big pi big picture shows some rain and e

treasury secretary jack lew. >>> back now with our facebook find.right now, pro-democracy protests in hong kong. government officials order thousands of demonstrators off the streets setting the stage for a major show down. abc's muhammad lila is in hong kong with the latest. good morning, muhammad. >> reporter: good morning, george, from here in downtown hong kong. we are just hours away from the government's deadline for this protest site to be cleared but take a look around. the protesters aren't going anywhere, in fact, their numbers are growing by the hour. today for a brief moment it looked like the protesters were almost going to give up a couple of their smaller protest sites after someone started spreading rumors that they reached a deal but the protest leaders quickly rejected those reports insisting they are here to fight to the very end. now, this all has to do with the people here fighting for the right to elect their own leaders, not just leaders who are from a list of pre-approved candidates in beijing. now, no one knows what's going

we're joined now by the treasury secretary, jack lew. welcome, mr., welcome here this morning. you worked so closely with the chinese leaders. how concerned are you about a violent crackdown and what would that mean for relations with the u.s.? >> good to be with you, george. obviously we're watching the situation closely. it's very important that the situation be resolved through peaceful discussion. >> has than been communicated to the chinese? >> i think that there have been conversations through our national security channels. the president dropped by when the foreign minister was visiting just last week at the white house, and i think we all need to send the same message, that this be resolved through discussion and peaceful discussion. >> let's talk about the economy. solid jobs report on friday. unemployment below 6% for the first time in -- since 2008. on track for the best job creation in almost 15 years but as you know americans are just not feeling it. want to show our latest abc news poll. 69% of americans think we're going -- the economy

but very frankly, recently secretary lew and our prime minister had a phone call. i can report to you that the u.s. position is that it will come after the july float with the market. that's why the u.s. dollar now is 86 points. so it's strong. and the euro is also lower. but anyway, we will keep in very close communication. and we will continue our reform. but globally, the g-20 policy coordination to the economic policy will become more important. so the 3.3%, particularly a 3.1%, how to deal with this challenge. and we hope that all of them will have a responsibility. >> in front, and then the lady at that table. >> fred berk here at the institute. mr. minister, thank you for i visiting the institute. you stressed in your remarks the potential for greatly increasing the trade and investment relationship between china and the united states. adam mentioned we are about to publish a study which has the very ambitious goal of suggesting that the two countries start talking about the long-term possibility of a free trade agreement between our countries. we know it's

our live neighbor network checks out the area with high temperatures with the sunshine today in lewesaware at the university of delaware 76. 75 at the international airport in philadelphia. in newtown, at george school, 74 and in blue bell at the winkfield airport the temperature 73. right now, a big difference as we have those clear skies and temperatures fall but we have a beautiful clear sky with cloud cover to the north and it's going stay that way for now. 64 in philadelphia. but cool to the north and west in the 50s much the poconos 51. and mild spot in wildwood at 66 degrees. to the west in state college, pittsburgh in the 50s. cleveland 49 so you understand what's coming our way much cooler temperatures. winds that were out of the west at about 10 to 20 miles an hour today really calming down now more out of the northwest at about five to 10 miles an hour. so lighter winds will wake up to temperatures mainly in the 50s tomorrow. jumping back up tomorrow after and in to 70 degrees in philadelphia and that is the average high for this time of year. a little bit of a breeze but p

even a thunderstorm right now moving out of the lewes rehoboth beach area toward cape may.e're watching this upper level low pinwheeling across the area so that moisture is moving into delaware eventually into south jersey overnight. so the bottom line we're talking about unsettled weather for wednesday as well as thursday on and off again showers. the heaviest rainfall south and east. the winds they will be picking up during the day tomorrow and also continuing through thursday as well out of the north to northeast. 10 to 20 miles per hour with gusts up to 30 miles per hour. expected rainfall amounts an inch perhaps an inch and a half but take look as we advance the clock. you can see that most locations along i-95 will be picking up about an inch. higher amounts once we move north and west. we'll have much more on the timing of this system and also some cooler temperatures in the offing coming up with that complete seven day forecast. iain and lucy. >> scott, thank you. victory tonight in the fight against ebola. american photojournalist will be released from an nebraska

lewes delaware at the university of delaware 68 and spring city 67 degrees. so a pleasant afternoon. right now cooling everywhere. 54 in the city but 46 in lancaster. millville 43. even down the shore in atlantic city chill the a at 49. 50's to the west this is where we have the cloud cover and that is marching eastward. we will watch the clouds slowly move on toward the north and the east. some high clouds an indication that tomorrow will be a warmer day. we'll watch high pressure to the south bringin bringing a strong southerly flow. highs in the mid 70s this front will move through and gradually clear things down and cool things down. the front brings a few showers during the day on wednesday and behind it some very breezy conditions. so thursday we'll knock down the temperatures 10 degrees to around 60. still on the sunny side. for halloween it gets even cooler. that's only the beginning. watch an active jet stream as it rises with a ridge in the east for the warm air and then by thursday into friday deep trough goes as far as carolinas as we work our way

of these lew announced proposed rules, there was a lot of head scratching and people and tax lawyers they were not certain whether the rules would have the desired effect. several companies like medtronic said it's not going to stop them and were working -- and burger king, did not stop them. >> even abbvie said they would move forward with the merger. they might have done more analysis or talked to treasury. they got the sense that this was really going to have an impact on them. who is feeling the pain? we have heard that hedge funds have billion dollar positions and they have to be gushing blood today. >> blame the arbitrage trade. >> in a deal like this, there's a huge amount of shire stock that will be bought by merger arbitragers and they bet on the spread. after the treasury rules, some lawyers are saying that we were telling people they should short the deal. they thought the market had underappreciated the power of these treasury rules and they were right. happenedid something over the past couple of weeks and it's them possible for us to know without more information theirt

it is in jean lew, southwest. it layed off four workers on the same day in 2013 with no explanation and claims the company discriminated against them because they are african-american. the owner of the company says white employees were laid off, too, and calls the lawsuit unfounded. >>> taking a stand against the redskins, two state assemblymen recently introduced a set of resolutions calling on the nfl teammate to change its name. they're also requesting the new york giants from using the redskins name and urging retailers to voluntarily stop sales of red since merchandise. >>> the head of the fcc is speaking ouspea out about misus wireless devices and said pocket dialing is a waste of resources. he says perhaps half of all emergency calls were pocket dialed and cell phone users need to be educated about the problem and if the wayward 911 calls continue perhaps users should be fined. >>> developments in the fight against ebola. here's what we're working on right now. have you seen the news about barbara comstock?

credit and debit information may have been stolen at the terminals cape my lewes per reseptember 2013ust 2014 may be at risk. >> union members are protesting court ordered term nailtion of their health insurance and pension plans. the t aj threatened to close last month if not released to pay insurance and pension costs. a judge granted that relief last week. >>> a late afternoon decision yesterday by a judge puts on hold sports gambling in new jersey. governor chris christie signed a law to allow betting at casinos in new jersey and the ncaa filed a lawsuit saying it violated federal law. joining us now by skype to talk about this decision, attorney heather han sop. >> good morning, karen. >> what do you think about this decision were you surprised at all by this. >> i was surprised. i felt as though the case -- they had to prove they had irreparable harm and given gambling in nev inform i didn't think they could prove that the get the restaining order but the judge thought they proved irreparable harm and they have further hearings on the case. >> how long will this take where are w

there will be no starboard coming in taking jack lew out. this is a ten-year treasury where there's going to be changes. there will be changes. and sea of up side. they still have a good balance sheet. they've done nothing. great balance sheet. >> they mentioned specifically having to close restaurants in russia. obviously, the pate scare in china. higher effective tax rate. they are not able to explain this quarter? >> chipotle corner the analysts didn't like. they are selling itself. people are looking at mcdonald's saying i can't go in there because i'm a healthy individual. but mcdonald's has to -- mcdonald's cannot stay like this. coca-cola is going to stay exactly like this. coca-cola, three months from now what we are going to hear is change is going to be rapid now. change is going to come. they've got like a sam cook approach to it. mcdonald's, i'm having a party. they are going to have wholesale change right now. >> wholesale change? boards are more willing to make changes. i do, but i also think you're asking a lot of -- >> we are

. >>> the lewes ferry, is warning people about a hacking scheme. the breach started in august of this year and affects people who used debit or credit cards, and buying anything on the boats. they are offering free credit monitoring to anybody affected. >> people came to hear the dalai lama today, the tibetan's spiritual leader's speech talked about an academic environment and then the dalai lama held a private session with a small group of students and faculty and that was invite only. a lucky couple of kids there. >> very cool. >>> it's time for a check of the accuweather forecast. melissa magee is in for adam joseph, outside where no long sleeves are required today. >> i wish we could take this day and botdle it up and do it all again tomorrow. we have changes on the way for the middle half of the work week. temperatures climbed well above average, philadelphia 76 degrees, and 77 in washington disease, richmond, virginia in the middle 80s, 78 in charleston, west virginia, here is satellite 6 along with action radar you can see we have a large am

we had a big investment deal broken up by jack lew and treasury department out of washington, a lot of people said, what other deals is washington going to mess up for us, and make us you know lose money on shareholders, a lot of stuff traces back to washington, d.c. neil: interesting stuff, mary thank you very much. >> good seeing you. >> do you think that media is over the top on ebola. what if i told you it is not over the top enough, had it been on top earlier like we were, and mary was, we might be better off. but some of you were watching other channels, i guess, i don't know. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, d

lew wolff and the city of san jose agreed on a deal to extend knee goings over a new stadium for another has land set aside for a ballpark near downtown. since the a's just signed a ten-year lease extension with oakland, the owners say they are keeping their options open. a's are still waiting for approval from major league baseball to move to san jose. the san francisco giants aren't budging. they actually control the territorial rights in south bay. >>> at&t is taking a new hard line over the new apple ipad. lockdown or pay up. a key ipad component that apple sim card was designed to let users easily switch wireless carriers with just a tap in the settings. at&t has changed that. they locked down the sim card during activation. the only way you can switch carriers is with a new apple sim card and that costs about $10. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." we'll hear from the giant locker room after a tough loss of game three of the world series. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪

we had a big investment deal broken up by jack lew and treasury department out of washington, a lot of people said, what other deals is washington going to mess up for us, and make us you know lose money on shareholders, a lot of stuff traces back to washington, d.c. neil: interesting stuff, mary thank you very much. >> good seeing you. >> do you think that media is over the top on ebola. what if i told you it is not over the top enough, had it been on top earlier like we were, and mary was, we might be better off. but some of you were watching but some of you were watching other channels, i guess, i don' you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in

low drifts off to the north and it's slow to clear here at 4:00 now the low is just to the east of lewes beach, delaware, it stays windy on the western side of this low pressure center and it continues to pull away in the afternoon and we'll finally see spine return tomorrow morning at 7:30, in edition to all the moisture here we have tropical depression number 9, winds sustained at 35 miles per hour and it brings tropical moisture into southern parts of florida and the keys, this will slowly drift towards the yucatÁn and could be tropical storm hannah as it makes landfall tomorrow morning. and it drifts out into the open waters of the caribbean by the weekend. 45 in allentown and 49 in philadelphia, drizzle, showers on and off with the raw wind out of the northerly direction and your four day at 4:00, indicates that we have a couple of morning showers left over tomorrow and it stays cloudy if the afternoon and chilly with a high of 57, it's breezy but the sun returns on from with 65 degrees, the weekend is looking good and mild saturday and 67 and clouds and sun and cooler sunday at 63

. >> lewes is he -- lucy, this, see, our foot attire. >> well, you can see on the 6:00 news. >> upstairs i used to wear slippers under the desk. now, we have to wear real shoes cents. >> we're exposed now. >> shoe cam? >> are you ever going to let me dot weather. >> sorry, sorry, go ahead. >> oh, all right. >> read along at home while they keep talking. and, you will have a beautiful time today, another seasonable day, with increasing clouds tomorrow, rain after midnight, rain on saturday, but a big autumn chill to follow sunday. we're just playing around. let's take a look at our traffic on this thursday morning. starting to get punchy. weekends is coming. on the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension northbound approaching lansdale. there is construction, that has the right lane block. love you, kerrey. >> i love you, too, sue. >>> 5:52. many guys dream whatever their wedding cake would look like. but do these go a little bit too far? what do you think? the message behind it on my jour, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's

and also, down at the shore points, middle township, lewes, delaware, still getting some rain, visibility is reduced, because of all of that moisture in the air, mile and a half visibility in mount pocono, things are improving slowly, temperatures, still on the mild side, not as mild as they were yesterday at this time. 66 degrees, here in the city. sixty-two in mount pocono, 66 in millville. temperature change, that is little bit cooler than yesterday. but not dramatically so. winds, they're not too bad. they're starting to come out of the southwest now, and from the south so we won't be chilling out any time soon. 73 degrees should be the high with rain in the morning, the clouds and sun in the afternoon. that is your weather for a thursday four minutes -- two minutes after 4:00. at least it is not four minutes after 2:00. that would be worse. anyway, we're taking a look now at route 422, westbound, at 363, trooper road. an accident there, in the rain, and that is on the right hand shoulder. forty-two freeway, between 534 and 544, construction there has the two left lanes blocked until

. >> so he will lewes i have, they don't want to tell anyone. until the works coming to walnut st. anybody until the sun went up -- the sign went up. everybody loves sewer i, sheik, sleek, white and black clothing. >> so the number one thing that you are excited about, and don't -- the number one store that you're excited about is what? >> vince. i love vince. >> really? >> i love vince. i love it, you can go in, there rock their sweaters, dress them up, dress them down and you will look cool. >> pricy snow. >> little pricy but you know what, go there when they have some sales. >> this is vince? >> of course. >> so anyway, okay, mike, when it is sweater weather, when we get our 85 snowstorms this year. >> eighty-five? >> you know, another great store that opened up is theory. >> i love that place. >> that's what he is talking about. >> yep. >> little pricy sometimes. >> little pricy, but they have good maternity clothes, not that i'm pregnant, but back in the day. >> sure. >> no, we're not going back there. don't go back there. >> this friday is halloween, not sure if you new that

that steve grasso off the floor in a moment and steve liesman with breaking news of treasury secretary lewuring us? >> no. the other way. global economic weakness saying the global economy continues to underperform. this is the treasury secretary addressing the imf meetings, annual meeting saying the euro area recovery lagged other advanced economies and saying that europe should recalibrate the policies address demand-side weakness specifically structural reforms he mentioned and fiscal policy with flexibility he says and china says there's a risk to the chinese economy have risen and finally he says g-7 and g-20 countries should adhere to the exchange rate commitments and concern on his part expressed there that the weakness in the globe could reflect itself in exchange rate or currency worries out there. kelly, finally, we were talking, our friends over cnbc europe talking to the french finance minister when the downgrade or the downgrade and the outlook happened of s&p and he said that the problem, this was a euro zone problem, not a french problem. waiting for that tape to come in and

somebody ought to point out that the sequester they're talking act was first thought up by jack lew and the president. but regardless of, that think i that the spending has been flat with regards to the agencies they're talking about, the nih and other, and obviously that really hinders some of the efforts but that is not a republican effort by any means nap's a pretty low blow. >> the polls suggest that the race is tightening, that you're catching up to your opponent, and the fox poll shows that you are in fact widening your lead. all this taking place very recently. what happened recently to change those polls? >> well, basically the people of kansas got it figured out. my opponent is a liberal democrat. he is posing as an independent. he's not. he is a liberal democrat. by any measure, his definition, his deeds, where he stands on the issues or doesn't stand on the issues and by campaign contributions. he ran against me as a democrat in 2008. he's given about $174,000 to hillary clinton, to barack obama, and, yes, harry reed. so he's going to caucus with harry reed. i think most kans

if hillary clinton is able to help lan drew pull off lew, it woullou itwould be a heck of sty statement don ors looking to 2016, michael they are not sure about hillary clinton's appeal. >> everything is a bit of a test for hillary clinton. david shoe sticks thanks a lot. >>> the united mine workers rallied outside of the epa over emission rules for colborneing power plants. minors union says 65,000 people could lose their jobs if the plan goes through. libby casey visit towed harlan county, kentucky to see how closely they are already feeling the effects. >> reporter: in eastern kentucky, generation after generation of coal miners have done the hard, sturdy, dangerous work of extracting what they call black gold. >> every young boy wants to be like his dad, i seen my dad come home from the minds every day and just fell right in to it myself. >> reporter: pride, like coal, runs deep here. clyde better bennett, iii, jonas cb owns four goal mines in harlan count. >> i we have the best miners in the world, we don't look at mountains as obstacles just line mining we go under it, around it,

. >> elizabeth van lew was the opposite of rose o'neal greenhow. use a union lady living in the confederate capital of richmond, the exact mirror situation. where rose was a celebrated beauty, elizabeth, one of her contemporaries said quote and she was never as pretty as a portrait showed. hy wish i had a portrait. >> they didn't have photoshop but they've figured some things out. >> but elizabeth was a staunch abolitionist. was born and raised in richmond and spent a lot of time up north being educated and was under the care of an abolitionist government so when she came to richmond, she began freeing the family slaves. after the war broke out this was a dangerous position for her to have. she was a spinster who lives in this house on the hill with her mother but after the war broke out she was a traitor, a union sympathizer, somebody confederate detective started following closely. this was somebody who did not need to do anything. she was well taken care of. any idea what drove her? what motivated her? >> she was removed by the plight of slavery

as we have been saying, this is all thanks to jack lew who broke up a bunch of deals here. >> i thinkis a little bit overblown. these were financially structured to have tax deals. these were not value ceo'suctive deals because side chance to really make a place for a constructive market. there was cheesy topline growth and it was about taxes. and the markets are having their own version of whether or not they're going off of the cliff as well. public inhoo did go london last week, and has gone up 3%. perhaps the capital markets are more stable than this headline. thet could be easier after transition and some of these companies. >> mcdonald's under the spotlight. into hundred -- around the country. the mcdonald's in question square -- risk in square has shut its doors. this comes after the food ban import. i think this is clearly political retaliate. ion. story from mcdonald's that is closer to home, apparently there dollar menu dollarre not a anymore. their prices of 3% since the end of june. the burgers are getting more expensive. >> inflation in the economy. >> coming up, we conti

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west los angeles campaign office for democratic state senator there and congressional candidate ted lewt week. and then he headlined an event behind closed doors for governor pat quinn. that's it. instead, the president has been raising money. before heading to connecticut this evening, he'll speak in union, new jersey. that is his 57th fund-raiser this year. nbc's kristen welker is at the white house for us. our white house correspondent. give us a sense, the white house carried connecticut two years ago by 17 points. not exactly a red state he's visiting today. the governor's race there basically tied up right now. can the president prove today that he can still be a net plus for some democrats? >> well, peter, he can be. the headline, though, is that you're going to see president campaigning for democratic gubernatorial candidates but he's largely sitting on the sideline when it comes to the main event. a lot of democrats locked in tough battles to try to win senate seats. but, as you point out, president obama will be in connecticut today, stumping for governor malloy. the goal is t

lew did a great job of talking about the three kind of components to move policy forward and practice forward that we know works. and this is a kind of implementation structure that we've developed over time with the pbis center. for a long time it was like, oh, you need a great leadership team and they can do everything. then it was like oh, well, you need these coaches here and these other components and then schools and states would be doing a great job with that. and then guess what? there wasn't a lot of funding available or the politicals were not seeing the benefits of what was happening in individual school or district. so we kind of laid out this concept of what are the implementation drivers? and what this slide does for you is it causes you to consider all the different things that have to be put into place, both your top-down approach and your bottom-up -- bottom-up and top-down approach. and this leadership team is really important because they're kind of like the glue that holds everything together. when you're thinking about implementation, this just gives you an idea a