liu has heard that buyers are purchasing dog meat from people who are leaving.of the animals sold for meat are large dogs, such as tibetan mastiffs, which have lost their popularity as pets. all of the stores must be gone by september. but while the streets are very quiet a few stores are still open for business. >> signs for tibetan mastiffs line the once-crowded streets. and stores look like they have been closed for several months. >> as the craze for tibetan mastiffs was coming to an end, numerous cases in which people were being attacked began to emerge all over china. in most cases, owners simply weren't able to discipline and control one of the world's largest dogs. now, the places that specialized in big dogs are almost all desserted. >> we came across some tibetan mastiffs that looked abandoned and neglected. there are no signs of the store being open, or anyone taking care of the dogs. the foul stench of excream end and unsanitary conditions permeate the air. every animal looks scrawny with emaysiation. >> liu begins recording information on her smart

both liu xiaobo and liu xia remain in prison today. the opening paragraph of charter 08 captures the entirety of liu xiaobo's lifework. having experienced a prolonged period of human rights disasters and torturous struggles, the awakening chinese citizens are becoming increasingly aware that freedom, equality and human rights are universal values shared by all humankind and that democracy, republicanism and constitutional government make up the basic institutional framework of modern politics. a modernization bereft of these universal values and this political -- basic political framework is a disastrous process that deprives people of their rights, rots away their humanity and destroys their dignity. where is china headed in the 21st century? will it continue with this modernization under authoritarian rule, or will it endorse universal values, join the mainstream civilization and build a democratic form of government? this is an unavoidable decision. dr. liu's enormous courage and willingness to voluntarily sacrifice not only his own

here is betty liu with cgi president and founder bill clinton.ty: tell me the commitment you think will have the biggest impact that has been made so far at cgi america. mr. clinton: diverse people have a chance to grow with our partnership. some of them that are really exciting are those who have a chance to grow. there was a a fascinating commitment involving financial institutions putting in developmental funds to bring clean energy jobs to native americans. they are still the poorest group of americans. the native americans who live on tribal land who don't have casinos. that has gotten a chance to really blow up. there are several like that. the biggest one in terms of dollars and jobs by far is the continuation of the original $10 billion for the american federation of teachers, infrastructure. to retrofit buildings. the first $5.6 billion of this commitment had been deployed and spent. they created 50,000 jobs. that's a lot of jobs. betty: mr. president, what happens to the foundation's work? the great work you have done -- you mentioned m

here is betty liu with cgi president and founder bill clinton.: tell me the commitment you think will have the biggest impact that has been made so far at cgi america. mr. clinton: more than 90% of them now represent partnership, with diverse people that have a chance to grow with our partnership. some of them that are really exciting are those who have a chance to grow. there was a fascinating commitment involving financial institutions putting in developmental funds to bring clean energy jobs to native americans. they are still the poorest group of americans. the native americans who live on tribal land who don't have casinos. that has got a chance to really blow up. there are several like that. the biggest one in terms of dollars and jobs by far is the continuation of the original $10 billion commitment for the american federation of teachers, infrastructure and the afl-cio to retrofit buildings. the first $5.6 billion of this commitment had been deployed and spent. they created 50,000 jobs. that's a lot of jobs. betty: mr. president, what hap

here is betty liu with cgi president and founder bill clinton.tell me the commitment you think will have the biggest impact that has been made so far at cgi america. mr. clinton: more than 90% of them now represent partnership, with diverse people that have a chance to grow with our partnership. some of them that are really exciting are those who have a chance to grow. there was a fascinating commitment involving financial institutions putting in developmental funds to bring clean energy jobs to native americans. they are still the poorest group of americans. the native americans who live on tribal land who don't have casinos. that has got a chance to really blow up. there are several like that. the biggest one in terms of dollars and jobs by far is the continuation of the original $10 billion commitment for the american federation of teachers, infrastructure and the afl-cio to retrofit buildings. the first $5.6 billion of this commitment had been deployed and spent. they created 50,000 jobs. that's a lot of jobs. betty: mr. president, what happe

i am betty liu. has emerged as a hot topic among president of candidates, and almost none of it is good it donald trump: almost none of it is good. betty: i asked about u.s.-china relations. mr. yang: there might be ups and downs, but the general direction of the relationship is development. what i have heard from the general public in both countries is that this is a very important visit. we have to make sure that the visit will be a great success. i think that is the true feeling of the two peoples. betty: when the dow plunged, donald trump, who is the leading candidate to win the republican nomination, he came out very forcefully and said this is china's fault, that china made this mess, because they devalued the renminbi, so is the chinese government prepared to deal with a president trump? mr. yang: well, i have just expressed my views on the financial markets of various countries, and i think that any country should look at the fax and then come to the right conclusion. i am not going to commen

i'm betty liu.tic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be walking a tightrope today when she campaigns in puerto rico. the u.s. territory is struggling with $72 billion in debt the governor says cannot be repaid. clinton is in favor of letting puerto rican agencies file for bankruptcy, but that may alienate creditors at hedge funds. many of them are clinton supporters. vice president joe biden says he is not sure if he will run for president. biden spoke in-- atlanta where he was asked what it would take for him to enter the race. joe biden: the most relevant factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. some might think that is not appropriate. bo diediden's son earlier this year. in kentucky, a county clerk issued a marriage license to a gay couple. davis is in jail for refusing to issue licenses. davis says her husband will stay in jail until there is a law not a lot -- allowing clerks not to provide licenses to gays. recalls slices of white and america

here's betty liu with cgi founder and former president bill clinton. thinke commitment will have the biggest impact so far. pres. clinton: more than 90% now represent partnership. they have a chance to grow. some of them that are really exciting, another would have a chance to grow. the fascinating commitment the financial institutions putting in development of funds to bring clean energy jobs to native americans. they are still the poorest group of americans, ones that live on tribal land that don't have casinos. that has a chance to blow up. that, butseveral like the biggest one in terms of dollars and jobs by far is the continuation of the original $10 billion commitment by the american federation of teachers, --to retrofit buildings. the $5.6 billion of this commitment have been deployed and spent and they created 50,000 jobs. that's a lot. betty: what happens to the foundation, the great work you have done. what happens, as you have mentioned many times, this year is different because your wife is running for president. what happens if she does, i

bloomberg's betty liu spoke with him in beijing.arted by talking about china plans to respond to u.s. concerns over cyberespionage. >> china itself is a victim of hacking activities. is the chinese government of anyagainst hacking kind. country, say that any if there is a case, then it be given sufficient facttion but given the internet you know, the is transnational and its activities could be covert, it does time for any country to the investigation. shouldhink every country take a responsible, prudent and should proceed on factual ground. >> and there were plenty other things discussed when betty liu with yang jiechi. fullan watch that interview, "china: behind the onl," air bag today bloomberg television. coming up, heading west. chinese president leaves for the u.s. today. trades,ok at how cybersecurity and regional talks.s will dominate ♪ >> the stories making headlines around the world today. russia say they have worked out a way to avoid potential classes between their they come across each other in syria. russia is consider

in an exclusive interview with steve liesman, treasury secretary jack liu criticized the country over the relationship with the u.s. >> if there's further devaluation of the yuan, will that give you concern that china's trying to depreciate its way out of its problems and do so in a way at the expense of the united states? >> look, i think we have been very clear for a very long time with china, how they manage their exchange rate is a matter of great concern to us. and that they need to be willing to let market forces drive the value up, not just drive it down. that's a message i've delivered very clearly. you know, i think in a moment when their economy is weakening, as opposed to strengthening, you know, it's easy to say the pressures are to go down, not up. but this is not a new conversation. this is a conversation that's been going on for some time. so we need to see a serious commitment to the kind of reform agenda that makes it clear that over time, you know, their currency will go up as their economy is strengthening, and they need to be committed to the kinds of policies that

i'm betty liu with mark crumpton.straight to bloomberg's matt miller with a look at the markets right now. averagejones industrial is falling like a rock on this first day of september. like a led zeppelin out of the sky. we have the s&p 500 down 2.5%. the dow now down for 15 points. the nasdaq down 2.4% as well. i took a look at one point at the s&p 500 and i only saw one stock gaming. about sigma aldrich at $140. it is only gaming because it cannot really go down since mark offered $140 a share for it. not a lot of winners in the s&p 500. you're going to go through some of the action here. what need take a look at some of the stocks that are putting up be on smaller indexes. sun edison was one that saw some strength today. right now it is up 6.5%. mcquarrie and jpmorgan are both bullish. double upgrade on sun edison and estate taken out on sun edison. athave seen the stock trade $11.09. very bullish sentiment on this company. it is one of the main reasons we are seeing a rise today. you are also seeing again for con

betty: and i'm betty liu. thes get a look at how markets are trading at the moment.e are bouncing around the lows of the session right now. investors are not sure what to do it in anticipation of the fed this week. the dow is down by 71 points. scarlet, you have got an interesting take on the markets. scarlet: to your point on how investors do not know what to do ahead of the policy meeting on wednesday an announcement on thursday, come take a look at the current volume by sector compared to the last 28 days, trading across all sectors is lower than average by 20%, although it is notable here that lowthese bars it is less than the other sectors. energy and materials are seen trading off by 20% from their 20 day average. as oil prices continue to falter on disappointing chinese economic data. speaking about that, oil prices and where they are trading, bouncing around the lows of the session, nymex crude is down by 2%. opec is coming out with some news this morning saying that they are trimming their estimates because of the supply situation outside of opec. of course,

i am betty liu.elcome to "titans at the table." dish network founder charlie ergen has always been known as something of a fearless renegade. from being thrown out of casinos for counting cards to selling satellites out of his car in colorado. he led a group that started echostar in the 1980's and then started dish in the 1990's. in the process, he has become one of the bridges man in america, worth more than $20 billion. ergen stepped out of the spotlight in 2011. just four years later, the founder is back in the hot seat as television goes under another revolution. like the satellite tv business, ergen wants to be at the forefront of this change by creating this new, over the top product called sling tv and buying millions of dollars worth of wireless assets. assets he says can be used to build a legitimate competitor against at&t and verizon. when we first sat down with him at his headquarters in colorado, i asked ergen to describe his plan. charlie: the transformation is going on into their place

i am betty liu.elcome to "titans at the table." dish network founder charlie ergen has always been known as something of a fearless renegade. from being thrown out of casinos for counting cards to selling satellites out of his car in colorado. he led a group that started echostar in the 1980's and then started dish in the next decade. in the process, he has become one of the richest men in america, worth more than $20 billion. ergen stepped out of the spotlight in 2011, leaving the ceo rein to joe clayton. just four years later, the founder is back in the hot seat as television goes under another revolution. like the satellite tv business, ergen wants to be at the forefront of this change by creating a new, over the top product called sling tv and buying up billions of dollars worth of wireless assets. assets he says can be used to build a legitimate competitor to at&t and verizon. when he first sat down for our interview with him at his englewood, colorado headquarters, i asked ergen to describe his

betty liu, thank you so much.head, christine lagarde spoke this morning, offering predictions for the world economy. what is in her forecast when we come back. ♪ scarlet: the head of the imf spoke this morning and washington, d.c. she offered a somber forecast for the global economy next year. global growth will expand modestly next year. the fed will tighten monetary policy. these factors are contribute into uncertainty and higher market volatility. pimm fox is back with us. did she say anything we don't already know? imm: the imf has a semiannual meeting taking place in peru next week. the thing i thought was interesting about this, when was the last time you heard the head say the economic slowdown in china, that's what economies do what they go through cycles. the targeting of the federal reserve, not raising interest rates, that is in the control of human beings. meaning janet yellen and the fomc. she is using china, saying they will be a drag. by the way, the uncertainty of those folks in washington is also

. >> i am betty liu. equities are bouncing around at the lows of the session. you can see that the dow jones industrial average is off now by 329 points. financial energy stocks are leading shares lower. beenicks index, we have watching this gauge rise and rise. look at that despite. over the last three months, how gone upthat gauge has in tandem with the volatility that we have seen -- with the decline we have seen in the markets. much of that is having to do with what is going on overseas. the world market index. it shows that we have seen the worst month since 2012. we are off in the last three months, down by almost 21%. alix'smarkets, which is specialty. we had the biggest three-day rally in 20 years. we're back down 7% now. the year to date, we have been looking at how we have dropped from the peak. there are still concerns. aboutc serious essentially pairing up with other countries to cut back on production? inventory levels in the u.s., they continue to rise. alex: if you look at the intraday, that little jump where we are signaling we are off the botto

liu will be joining us for a preview.e meyer will weigh in on the federal reserve's non-decision to raise interest rates. those stories and more are coming up on bloomberg market day. soon direct talks will begin over china's buildup in syria. up itshas stepped military support for bashar al-assad in syria's civil war. most military talks between the united states and russia were stopped after russia annexed crimea from ukraine. understanding i want to begin the former u.s. ambassador to syria and israel. thank you very much for being here. expertiseof russian into syria, that has changed things. had a longtime military political relationship with syria going back to the cold war years. is putinappening now is making a decision from all these reports to amplify the russian presence in syria. >> is this a coastal base for >> theynavy ships? attach a greater deal of importance to that. it is a play by putin to ingest hymns -- to inject himself into the future of syria. his major motivation is the threat of radical islamists

money that move into local but if it all comes together, do and liu tell us. they haven't won everyone over yet. >> i know the southern culture. outside people come with a lot of money, change something, they're a bit nervous. >> a mission liu is taking so seriously, he moved his family to myrtle beach and threw his wedding there. >> we have over 200 people,. >> how many were from china? >> 60. >> a charm offensive for a plan that attracted 20 chinese golfers to myrtle beach in september. >> we heard myrtle beach has world class golf courses and many golf courses. in china we just started getting interested in golf. >> reporter: but getting chinese golfers to flock to myrtle beach in steady droves could prove challenging because there are no direct flights from china. but with no debt hanging over their golf courses, do and liu can sit back, wait to turn a profit and work on their game. sudan, do you play golf? >> a little. i'm a beginning. >> patricia sabga, al jazeera, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> ethiopia has a fast growing economy and its government ha

i am betty liu here with mark crumpton.k: going straight to the newsroom with a look at the market. ramy inocencio here. ramy: markets scraping session lows. a few factors causing this. china's industrial output came in weaker than expected over the weekend. the fed watchers watching for the interest rates, potentially hiking, maybe not. the s&p 500, dow, and nasdaq all losing similar percentage points. cutting to the bloomberg terminal to look at the health of the s&p 500. nine of the index's 10 sectors are low with materials and energies and the biggest slackers. that is in part due to the china data i mentioned. utilities in the green for the most part, but we see it paring the gains near the flatlined right now. , asng a look at alibaba well as yahoo!. the chinese firm could fall another 15% as china -- as volume falls. right now alibaba down by nearly 3.9%. by 3.25%.n one interesting thing to note, 45 of 52 analysts give alibaba a buy rating of a price target of $93.23. the stock rose that asked to 3.63 below the marke

i am betty liu. get to julie hyman for big stories in the market day where almost all sectors are in the red. julie: we see a pretty steep selloff in the wake of the fed meeting. this is the worst day after fed when itsince last july was more sort of the global economy that was calling a selloff, versus directly tied to the fed. that seems to be somewhat the case today. that is the implication of the fed not decided yet to raise rates, that the global economy is not strong enough for it to do so. we are seeing that concern drive down u.s. stocks. you see again what that he was referring to. -- betty was referring to. you have one subset of financials that have been doing well, the reits. see the oilyou majors, the large cap oil stocks that are down today. taking relatively large hits on a percentage basis as they fall along with the underlying price of oil. one of the many victims we are seeing across asset classes of this global economic concern. if you look at oil prices and the decline we are seei

renovations are made with detective wenjian liu's widow, mother and father live. tears flowed for both gratitude and in memory of detective liu as they saw the updated home. the two officers were killed in their squad car last year. >>> thousands are taking a big breather in central park. the big zen moment. 10,000 people doing yoga. >> lee says >>> this is what it looks like in central park. ten thousand people doing yoga. one of our spouses is down there. it won't tell you which one. hi, honey. she is down there. wearing white as a symbol of peace. 10,000 people are expected to participate. the event organized by a active brand yolee. >> it's hot yoga. >> about the same size crowd you brought for the central park festival. >> a little smaller. >> much smaller than yours and tremendously smaller than robs. >> mine was funnier. >> outside we go tonight as we retrace our steps the past week. >> wow. >> the upper west side, i'm sure it was fun for you at home, we see the upper west side and a nice night to get out and walk around and feel the summery feel. 84. humid

i am betty liu.ng to some reports, it is not so fun to work for charlie ergen. dish network got some of the lowest ratings in the country for its work environment. ergen told me he is trying to change some things internally but also defended the culture he has built at dish. charlie: i am a really great guy to work for if you are a high achiever. if you just want a job, you will probably not like it too much. i think dish is a culture for those people who want to achieve something. there is some uncertainty, as you know, with what you can do with the wireless. it takes a little bit of bravery as a shareholder. i think even for employees, they like to know what will happen tomorrow but we don't always know. it is a special -- it takes trust in your management, a bit of an adventurous spirit to work here. you have to be more of a self-starter. for those people who like that, we have people who started in the warehouse that are executives. people who are achieving their own internal potential and they a

i am mark crumpton here with betty liu.re cutting prices and rolling out to new work lower-priced vehicles today. mark: the road ahead is still bumpy. the automaker risk watering down the brand known as the carb -- rockr rock star stars and royalty. that does not tell the whole story. they arehis about? >> going for volume. they want to be relevant again in a way they have not been for years. they simply have not been making the cars people want to buy. largeave been great at sedans, something people just are not into these days. about half the luxury market is suv's right now. about a quarter is small sedans. tell us about these new models. series,of like a bmw 3 by far the best selling luxury car in the market. it is an entry-level suv, 3 orthing like the bmw s mercedes has about a dozen of these now. i don't know about you, but growing up in the 90's -- mark: thanks. considered luxury but not so well run car, right? pretty unreliable? serious reliability issues, and they acknowledge this. it has a five-year 60 mile from

i am betty liu. pimm: i am pimm fox.: walmart is known for extracting the lowest prices from suppliers. they are taking it to a new level. pimm: walmart is hitting suppliers with fees and reducing how frequently some are being paid. what can you tell us? says that this is part of a companywide review that they have been doing about how they run their business. the u.s. business is not doing well. they are trying to revive it and reclaim margins. they sent out letters to suppliers saying they would impose fees on many of them. for using at warehouse, a distribution center, to be in a store. they wanted to link when they are paid to win their inventory moves. if it takes 90 days for your inventory to move, you get paid every 90 days instead of 30 days like in the past. if you are a big company, like procter & gamble, procter & gamble, i household names that do billions of dollars with walmart. this could add up to a lot of money for a supplier. the change in payments for a smaller supplier could also be drastic if you are

i am mark here with betty liu.nce last week's decision to leave interest rates unchanged. will be the markets listening when janet yellen delivers a speech on inflation dynamics and monetary policy. michael mckee joins us. ok, what does this mean? michael: it is interesting. this is the speech she would've given if she had gone to jackson hole. , academicese are dry presentations. maybe that is what we get. was there and he did not give a dry, academic presentation. we may get clarity about what the fed thinks about interest rates and when they might make a policy move. they left the meeting last week rather confused. did.: they do you think that jenny yellen and her cohort are surprised by the market reaction? i don't know if surprised. i'm sure they did a postmortem. but the market is telling them they did not sell their program well. that inflation will go down even when the in employment -- on implement rate goes down. going to raisell rates, that did not make sense to a lot of people. historichael, is there co

i am beverly loot -- betty liu. >> i am olivia sterns. stocks are still in the red, close to session lows. we are down 300 points on the dow. betty: with the holidays coming up, volume is thinning out. olivia: volume is thinning out. the market in mainland china still closed. normally, that is the trigger for a triple digit day on the doubt. now we are seeing european and u.s. markets lower. let's look at commodities are here is what is happening to oil and gold. across the board. with texas trading at $46 a barrel in gold at 1126 per ounce. betty: we are on pace for a second weekly gain in oil, the barely. we will see how the trade continues going into the close of the session. investors ares, behaving like they did before the devaluation in china. the shorter end of the yield curve continuing to go up, but the rate on the longer and -- the rates on the longer and are trending down. lower on the back of the move by the e.c.b. to revamp part of its bond buying program. however, the dollar continues to strengthen. all of that in line with

i am betty liu.n to sit down with charlie ergen, but according to some reports, it is not so much fun to work for him. in 2012 and 2013, employee surveys gave dish network some of the lowest ratings in the country for its work environment. ergen told me he is trying to change some things internally but also defended the culture he has built at dish. charlie: i think i am a really easy guy to work for and with if you are a high achiever and you want to achieve something. if you're just wanting a job, you are probably not going to like it too much here. all right? i think dish is a culture for those people who want to achieve something. and there is some uncertainty, as you know, as we are talking about what you can do with the wireless. our shareholders don't know exactly, so it takes a little bit of bravery as a shareholder. i think even for employees, they like to know what will happen tomorrow but we don't always know what is going to happen tomorrow. it is a special kind of -- it takes trust in yo

i am betty liu. matt: i am mark crumpton. we just talked about the fed, it is like the lebron james thing, the decision. betty: and then it came. matt: and then it went, and the market started selling off yesterday and the market still selling off. julie hyman is in the newsroom with a check on the markets. julie: good afternoon. lebron james comparison although this one is a little more important i would say to the world at large. take a look at the major averages. we do indeed have that selloff going on. it is a pretty broad-based one. the financials are down, material stocks are down, industrials are down. this is very broad based but i want to talk about there is some fundamental news driving some of the selling we are seeing today. take a look at la quinta, the hotel chain. the ceo announced after the close that he was resigning. the stock is down 15%, the most on record as a result. it went public in 2014. the company also said it was cutting its forecast. that commentary is having an effect on the other hotel stocks. h

. -- betty liu has been looking into this. betty: we have come to expect it.doesn't mean that i like paying the taxes. in thisat you expect lawsuit. these consumers, these users of ,etflix, hulu, amazon prime spotify, even, they say it is unfair. it discriminates to put taxes on these streaming services. they say if you do that, what will stop you from putting taxes . let's say if you use netflix but you get it by dvd, should that be taxed as well? scarlet: it is a slippery slope. eddie i betty: it is a slippery slope so they say these should be excluded. it's indicative of what is going on in chicago. opal cities and municipalities that are struggling like chicago, their debt is rated junk. they are trying to find every which way to plug the deficit. has been hard at work trying to figure this out. i tax in the streaming services, they are able to generate about $12 million annually. it doesn't;, but if you do enough of the small measures, it will make an impact on the city budget. scarlet: look at the airline industry for how you can nickel and dime and him

the honorable jacob liu and dr. ruth schwartz. mr. mark zuckerberg and miss priscilla chan. the honorable henry olson junior and mrs. wendy holsten. senator maria cadwell and mr. griffin plays. the honorable john pet us a and mrs. married had us a -- the honorable debbie wasserman schultz. the honorable josh earnest and mrs. josh earnest. mr. david mark rubinstein and mrs. alice rubinstein. mr. reed hastings. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. s cunningham. mr. wade radel and -- mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein. >> i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. business? >> i don't call the senate business that i'm delighted to be here. thank you. the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. the honorable greg strok -- the honorab

eddie liu asked a top chinese official about that.nese official about that. guest: i'm not going to comment about a particular persons views . when you look at the u.s. stock exchange, sometimes it goes down, sometimes it bounces back. theysh america well and are having quite a recovery of the american economy. we wish the american economy getting better and better, and i say that is not good for anybody to point an accusing finger at somebody else. let's look at the facts and come to our own conclusions. carlycarly fee arena -- theina is up 3% since debate. when the pontiff hits the united states to morrow, he will be sipping on a special brew prepared by a kansas city coffee master. out to him.reached he prepared 60 pounds of special blend for the pope and his staff. he is not spilling the beans on what is in the coffee. coming up in the next half hour of the bloomberg market day, speaking of the pope, president obama will greet the pontiff when he arrives in the u.s. tomorrow. we will look at the key issues that will highlight thei

the family of new york city police officer wenjian liu got a gift. we have the story from brooklyn. >> reporter: the sound of bagpipes a color guard and the singing of the national then all precede the ribbon-cutting and unveiling of the late detective wenjian liu's newly renovated home a gift from the tunnel to towers foundation. >> [ indiscernible it means so much toour family. >> reporter: the foundation was established in memory of 9/11 firefighter stephen siller. the organization we did the roof, air-conditioning, windows, patio and security system at the gravesend home. the ceo says doing work like this for the families of fallen first responders is their mission. >>> when something happens to them, we must come together as a nation and most certainly as a city here in new york and make sure that we turn that darkness and show them they are not alone and that we'll never forget the sacrifice that their loved ones made. >> reporter: the biggest and most dramatic contribution can't be seen. the tunnel to towers foundation paid off the family's mo

send it back to you, mark crumpton and eddie leave. -- and betty liu.nson. and i say goodbye here. mark: you say goodbye. coming up in the next hour of "bloomberg market day," crowds in washington cheering pope francis turkey calls for action on climate change. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. ♪ "k:welcome back to bloomberg market day 12 i am mark crumpton. a.c.l. is stepping down, saying he is unaware of any wrongdoing on his part, but he says they still need a fresh start. in on theli weighed possible reasons for the vw deception. bob quite possibly what happened vw cases that they found a workaround, and it was only within the u.s. market, because the epa requirements in europe are more lax than they are in the u.s.. rk: more than 11 million cars are involved, and they could costs,llions in repair than firstgger reported, the uss fingerprints of 5.6 mi

betty liu spoke exclusively to in former foreign minister washington.started by talking about how china plans to respond to with cyber espionage. >> china believes that china and the united dates and other countries should really try to work together, work out the rules for cyber security. benefitsirit of mutual and mutual respect, china itself is a victim of hacking activities. the chinese government is firmly against hacking of any kind. in anyme say that case,y, if there is a then it should be given sufficient attention, and given now the internet is transnational and its activities could be covert, it to train a country to do the investigation and i think every country should take a responsible, prudent attitude and should proceed on factual ground. >> how you account for the white house, they said to have .vidence of recent cyberattacks they can trace those cyberattacks back to origins in china. how do you account for that? >> a think it is better to let tell people side there position, but the two sides stay in close touch on this issue, and i bel