new york time and twitter will livestream the bloomberg broadcast.ed the five-year-old -- a retired canadian iranian professor on what it called humanitarian grounds are you he and other dual nationals from byre detained for months hard-liners. the statement news agency said he was on out of iran and returned to canada. 60 investors representing $2 trillion in assets are joining the ncaa entertainers and businesses in calling from north carolina to repeal its law limiting lgbt protections

new york time and twitter will livestream the bloomberg broadcast. iran released the five-year-old -- a retired canadian iranian professor on what it called humanitarian grounds are you he and other dual nationals from byre detained for months hard-liners. the statement news agency said he was on out of iran and returned to canada. 60 investors representing $2 trillion in assets are joining the ncaa entertainers and businesses in calling from north carolina to repeal its law limiting lgbt protections against dissemination. the group says north carolina appears headed for what it calls the state government inflicted recession. global news 24 hours a day howard by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark compton. -- mark crumpton. ♪ emily: imm leachate and this is "bloomberg west. as a jumping in the race with potential bid to buy twitter. what the media giants he's in the struggling social media company we will discuss. reid hoffman weighs in on the presidential election and lays out why he is so concerned about donald

you can watch the debate livestreaming on your phone, on twitter, facebook or any of those. -- livestreaming. >> explain how that is likely to affect the impression on vote. four years ago you could not have streamed the entire thing on your smartphone. now you can. people are going to be seeing photographs on instagram and clips on social media. how will that affect the audience? >> guest: there was something in 2012 where a lot of campaign officials and surrogates were complaining about the spin room no longer mattered because the real spin room was on twitter. that is true now. we see how the narrative starts on twitter within the first half hour. that first 30 minutes is the most important time for the debate because that is when you get the highest audience and people start dropping off but people get an idea of where it is going. it is hard to change the direction of the momentum after the first 30 minutes. >> host: let's move from the people watching to the person who is really at center stage as it begin and that is lester holt. want to tell the people about lester holt's bioography.

twitter with livestream the bloomberg broadcast. columbia is taking a big step longd emerging from its nightmare of bloody violence. the government and the country's largest rebel movements will sign a peace accord after years of hard negotiation. the conflict killed more than 220,000 people and drove 8 million from their homes. at the united nations security arecil, france and the uk taking a look at russia over the bombing, excuse me for a second, of the syrian city of aleppo. group said more than 200 civilians have been killed in the last week. russia has denied responsibility. aleppo is the center of opposition to syria's russian-backed government. jack nicholas said that arnold palmer was the king of golf and always will be. fans,pired countless arnie's army. he was still earning millions from endorsements. global news 24 hours a day powered by 4600 journalists and analysts. mark. mark: let's get back to the markets. financials leading a global selloff and stocks. investors seeking out safer assets. our next guest thinks stocks

despite recent hits like livestreaming thursday night football.. twitter's user growth has slowed in recent years.. while competitors like snapchat continue to catch up. : samsung says almost half of the u-s have already been returned. samsung says the "note-7" returns appear to be picking up after the new version of the phone hit the u-s market earlier this week. samsung recalled the phones after dozens of reports of batteries catching fire.. or exploding. legacy startling news tonight..... about the effects of a bad habit. a new study shows.... that tobacco smoke.... can leave a -30- year legacy.... on your d-n-a. the d-n-a's chemical surface.... which can affect.... how genes function. some changes were still seen in participants... that stopped smoking.... -30- years ago. the study was published.... in the journal circulation: cardio-vascular genetics. a massive fire races through a local strip mall. we'll hear from witnesses about the intense flames.. and what it will take for those businesses to bouce back. plus... cops busted... doing the un

despite recent successes with livestreaming- most notably thursday night football- twitter seems to have stalled. user growth has slowed in recent years- and competitors like snapchat continue to catchup. none of the potential suitor companies have commented on the rumored sale. a rare quiet day... on the campaign trail. the calm before the storm... as the debate draws near. and - a storm drain rescue by police - caught on camera. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right now presidential debate of 2016 is monday night... and some expect it to be the biggest political t-v event in history. the two candidates are buckling down today - getting prepped - before they face-off. lauren blanchard take a look ahead to the highly anticipated showdown. holed up in trump tower, the republican nominee meeting with advisors ahead of the first presidential debate donald trump's son says he expects his dad to be himself on stage ... eric trump says: "my father will be himself, can never tell trump's rival -- three days, been

you can watch livestreams of every minute of the debate, spin room sights and sounds, video on demand, and you can chose which camera feed to watch the debate from and you can easily create your own video clips of your favorite debate moment. that is all at c-span.org. >> thank you, peter. you can see one of the pictures available on the website is from the very first presidential debate in 1960, 56 years ago tonight this all began and changed the way modern campaigns have been conducted. let me tell you about what is coming up. we will be showing you the pre-debate briefing. the debate begins a little past 9 p.m. eastern. 90 minutes in length and following the debate we will show you as much of the room as the candidates are in there and interacting with the audience and then opening up our phone lines for your comments around the country and an opportunity to react on twitter. you can even send us a text. there is lots of ways to be involved. this is all about you tonight, folks. we would like to hear your reaction to tonight's first presidential debate. now we will take you live to

a reminder, you can hear more from lz as well as political contribute matthew dowd in the livestream "straight talk" with matt and lz this monday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> it's a great show. reminder, you can download the abc news app and get livestreaming breaking news reports from the campaign trail at any point. >>> we are now though going to move on to another story, it's the gas crisis that has six governors declaring states of emergency. it all started after a pipeline leaked that is causing price hikes. crowds are lining up afraid supplies will run out and abc's kendis gibson is in new york city with a look at how big of an impact this could have for all of us. kendis, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. weeks for drivers straight up and down the east coast as well as many in the south. this is a major pipeline and it remains out of commission this morning and will be for some time. these scenes all across the country, gas shortages, lines around the block at stations and panicked drivers. >> all my money is going to gas. >> reporter: six states declaring a sta

were hired on a permanent basis after. 3 nfl's weeknight games will be livestreamed on twitter. the n-f-l struck the deal in april. the new deal kicked off last night as the buffalo bills took on the new york jets right here on cbs 58. fans will be able to watch on their mobile devices for free -- with the social medial app. fans can watch games in any country where twitter operates.... except canada... because it has a separate t-v rights contract with the n-f-l. 3 apple releases the new iphone 7 today!it hopes to see the same long lines that helped ?define the early i-phone? days.. apple is warning customers... the phones will be in short supply.the company says... ?walk-in customers? won't be able to get the ?seven plus?--- because those were all snatched up by ?pre-orders.?walk-ins... won't be able to get the "i-phone ?non-apple retailers -- may still have them in stock though. anchor reaction.... 3 belgium has found an easier way to bottle beer -- a beer pi. pipeline.for years, of trucks have been lining cobble-stone streets of to transport beer from a brewery to a bottling

the issues impacting floridians that could come up at the debate as for the main event, we will livestream it at our free mobile app. >>> one person who will surely watch tonight's debate hillary clinton's running mate senator tim kaine. the vice presidential candidate making a stop in lakeland today. action news reporter ryan ray shows us the one message he wanted to make sure voters will hear. >> just hours away from the biggest night yet. this political season vice presidential nominee tim kaine paid a visit to the i-4 corridor a spot he himself calls the difference maker. today excitable crowd welcoming with open arms democratic vice president nominee tim kaine. to the hotter than ever i-4 corridor. >> you guys are important. >> reporter: on the bigs night of the season. are you going to be watching? >> oh, yeah. i want to see her crush him. [ laughter ] go hillary. for hillary clinton who is cramming in the 11th hour it tonight's primetime debate expecting ratings similar to the super bowl. >> i'm really interested. i'm going to be on the very edge of my seat. taking notes. because i

on facebook his daughter posted a livestream that appears to come from the scene. >> the police just shot my daddy four times for being black. >> reporter: but in this case police confirm both the victim and the police officer are it's a much different story in tulsa but no less controversial. in the police shooting here officer betsy shelby says terence crutcher would not listen to any of her commands when the officer says she felt the man was on drugs. >> she's screaming at him, stop, stop, stop. he walks up to the window, faces the suv and then looks at her and then his left hand goes into the car window and that's when she fired her shot. >> shots fired. >> reporter: but attorneys for crutcher's family tell a could have reached into that window. >> the window was up, so how could he be reaching into the car if the window is up and there is blood on the glass? >> reporter: police tell abc news investigators found what they believe is pcp in crutcher's car but the tests are not complete. crutcher's attorney says this is another case of police demonizing the victim and justifying th

. >> we're going to be livestreaming the debate here, tv. we'll also break down the debate and doing fact checking for you. find that here and at abcactionnews.com. >>> the tampa bay community is mourning the death of the marlin's pitcher, jose hernandez. with a big heart. he was known for his strong ties to the cuban community. we're still waiting for the funeral arrangement details. we'll have a live report from the high school, where a vigil is being planned. we'll take you there at 4:00 p.m. today. >>> for an accused gunman. he's wanted for attempted murder. this happened at 2:30 a.m. on sunday. >>> this morning we're learning more about the miami neighborhood at the heart of the zika outbreak. the number of people infected reported. they lifted the ban and the decision was made after no active transmissions were reported for 45 days . >>> two former wells fargo employees are filing a lawsuit. in this lawsuit, the employees say they were wrongfully terminated because they "did not meet the impossible quo tas." >>> if you filled up over t

. >>> this was an interesting one, viewers watching the livestream of a man playing pokemon go in new york city got more than they mugged. the man was attacked in central park after midnight. his camera capturing in realtime the attacker punching him in the head knocking him to the ground. now, he was treated for a swollen jaw. the chief got away with three cell phones. >>> violence at a philadelphia high school. a fight broke out between a teacher and student. at one point the student is actually placed in a headlock. the altercation started when the student was late to class. the student has been the teacher has not been charged. >>> a new study suggests fitness trackers aren't going to help you lose weight. people using the trackers lost 5 pounds less than those who did not wear them. the study's author says that doesn't mean you should give up on your tracker. don't lean on it too much when it comes to slimming down. you can't just put it on and then expected the pounds to melt away. you actually have to do the fitness part of it. >> that's where we went wrong. how the couple's fr

you can also watch livestreams of our newscast... fall arrives thursday morning with a strong low is moving over our area. it's bringing strong winds for the next 24 hours. a wind advisory goes into effect at noon today. gusts in the las vegas area could be as high as 40 plus miles per hour, more than 50 mph on mount charleston. those winds stick around until friday morning. in the wake of the trough daytime temperatures will drop to the low 80's, into the upper 50's overnight. by saturday high with temperatures starting to climb. we will remain below normal daytime highs until tuesday. your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk nike is going back same self-tying sneakers marty mcfly wore in the popular 80's flick. the shoe will be available in stores on november 28- th... cyber monday. according to nike, the kicks will be rec

livestreamer will the bloomberg broadcast. donors are overwhelmingly favoring hillary clinton in the presidential race. she has selected $21 million for her campaign. it is supporting tax from u.s. donors on the bloomberg billionaires index. donald trump has received only $1 million. george soros donated $12 million to the clinton campaign. jim simons has given $7 million. police in houston, texas, has a nine people were shot and wounded, one critically, by a lawyer who had issues with his firm. police shot and killed the man after he reportedly fired shots at them. numerous others were found at the scene. a bomb squad robot is looking at a porsche that is believed to be involved. the suspect at a washington state mall shooting is in court today. he has been charged with five counts of murder in the first degree. investigators have these together a picture of a troubled young man with a history of run-ins with the law, including charges he assaulted his stepfather. authorities are searching for a motive. a retired canadian ira

his daughter livestreamed the aftermath on facebook.ger is now on administrative leave. police say only four of five protesters are under arrest this morning. as you said, we're hoping for a peaceful night tonight, you guys. more peaceful at least. >> all right, abby. thank you very much. let's bring in admiral john kirby. he's the official spokesperson for the secretary of state and the state department. he's in town for the united nations. >> i am. >> good morning to you. a lot of things to talk to you about. first up, the most important thing, brad pitt and angelina jolie. >> i'm going to have to decline comment on that one. >> i'm kidding. pulling your leg. let's talk about what the president's remarks yesterday. we should all accept more refugees in. a lot of people unnerved by that, especially after they see what happened in europe and the way it's boomeranged in germany. why should people feel good about bringing in refugees? >> we have big hearts and it's a part of american dna to be a refuge for people in need. i would tell you

the n-f-l says twitter's first livestream on thursday night... turned out to be a hit with fans. roughly 243-thousand fans checked in on twitter to watch the game between the jets and the bills. the nfl made the deal with twitter in hopes of attracting viewers who may not have cable or who use social media and value mobility. team.... including "go pack go" for green bay. twitter will live-stream the packers for the first time on october 20th... when the team takes on da chicago bears. looking ahead this week - the c-e-o of mylan will be testifying... about the company's price increase for the epipen. mylan c-e-o "heather bresch" will appear at a congressional hearing next wednesday. she'll release financial records on the profit it makes from selling epipens. "mylan" has been accused of price gouging on the potentially life- saving medication. since 2007, the price of an epipen has increased tenfold, to about straight ahead - we are continuing to monitor the very latest developments... as three states investigate attacks... including one that isis is claiming responsibility for.

users to be more interactive with multimedia content. 2 millionre than people watched its first livestreamwitter being sued by a shareholder who claims it misled investors on key growth metrics, -- executivesn promising to boost monthly active users to 550 million in the, "intermediate-term," and more than 1 billion and the longer term. they conceal they had no basis for those projections. as of june 30, the company had 313 million active monthly users. tomorrow on bloomberg, do not miss our interview with the newly named president of brazil. following the impeachment of his predecessor, that is at 5:00 a.m., new york time. this is bloomberg. --ly: multimedia exact executives susan lyne spent more than 40 years in the business. her next big endeavor to help ,ridge the gender gap in tech as president of an early stage investment fund for women led startups. launched to see if we could take advantage of what is a missed opportunity by a lot of , and invest inld technology startups with at least one female finder. emily: have you found it is a missed opportunity? >> yes. i think it is. i will

. >> the abc action news livestream. download the free app and press play. suicide. >>> at 9:42. a developing story out of tennessee. one man is dead after being shot by a nashville police officer. the 43-year-old pulled a pistol on the officer yesterday afternoon. duke was a suspect in a home invasion earlier in the day. officials were able to track him to nashville. he initially ran from officers but at one point he turned around and had a pistol in his hand and that is when an that officer now on administrative leave. >>> they are planning to hire 500 additional police officers as the city struggles to teal with an uptick in gun violence. the superintendent will make that announcement later today. the department has more than 12,000 officers currently and hasn't had a hiring push like this increaser. chicago has seen more than 500 homicides already, higher than all of 2015. the mayor has spent millions on over time rather than hire more in recent years of the >> hillary will return to the campaign trail after taking yesterday off preparing for the debate. >> she will have a ra

over the summer, twitch broadcast livestreams of the republican and democratic conventions, and amazonl tv shows on the service. we caught up with ceo emmett shear and began by asking him how the pilot testing is going. emmett: we found that the viewing new video on -- did youi -- debuting new video on which is a great way to not only get engagement and activity but bursts of attention, viewers you would not otherwise reach. the twitch audience is always interested in picking up new stuff. i think it worked really well. it was a great pilot. emily: this is something that netflix, for example, cap do you see more -- can't do. do you see working closely with amazon studios in the future? emmett: we worked closely with amazon studios promoting their videos and getting twitch users into amazon content. we will deftly do more in the future. we are in the testing and experimentation phase. emily: you are just onstage at nch and said that there is a big immigration between amazon and twitch coming -- integration between amazon and twitch coming. emmett: we have been trying to figure out with

despite recent successes with livestreaming- most notably thursday night football- twitter seems to have stalled. newer competitors, like snapchat, are quickly catching up to it. a florida woman is speaking out about a dangerous encounter she had with a purse snatcher. she was back...so she jumped onto his moving car. surveillance video shows the purse thief reaching into her car. she caught him...and tried to stop him. she ran around to his car, and jumped onto the roof. after a quick struggle, she fell off the car....and he ran over her ankle. looking back...she said it was a heat of the moment decision...and she regrets it. a michigan woman was sentenced during a one-of-a-kind ruling yesterday... and its definitely something you don't hear about every day. the oakland county woman, tricia kortes cortiss was sentenced to 300 hours of community service, after pleading "no contest" to disorderly conduct last month. it happened back in june -- when she apparently got upset her son's birthday cake didn't turn out the way she wanted. that's when she started cursing in the grocery store....

obviously that does not make sense now because anyone can be a reporter and anyone can live slurring -- livestream hd video. that has gone away. what is the most surprising change you have seen since you left the white house in terms of the media? what is the biggest thing that shocked you? sec. fitzwater: that is really tough, but it is the speed. how fast things happen. we have a great story here, maybe you have already heard it, that we had students at the two conventions. they were at the republican sittingon and they were by a woman who stood up to protest. i was watching the election on television and i thought, here is trouble. you could see the guards coming in to get here. but what i did not know and found out later was that three franklin pierce students that were sitting right in front of her -- and they immediately stood up, together cell phones and shot pictures. that presence of mind -- i am so proud of it. in my day, i would have been running to the bar. i'm getting out of here. [laughter] journalism today is changing, it is getting faster. understand if news breaks out three feet a

plus, twitter will livestream the bloomberg broadcast.eek, it will be the vice presidential candidates' turn. mike pence and tim kaine will debate on october 4 at longwood university. pence says he is holding mock sessions with scott walker. he's also saying he is doing some studying and plans to take the weekend off from campaigning to prepare. no word yet on kaine's debate prep. taiwan is shutting down financial markets and offices as the typhoon approaches. schools and government offices will also be closed. airlines across southern china have canceled or rerouted flights. it is expect it to make landfall on tuesday. ania's foreign minister said internationally brokered cease-fire is hopeful. more than 200 civilians have been killed after a week of intensive airstrikes. john kerry says the syrian and russian government both seem intent in taking aleppo and destroying it in the process. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. joe, back to you. joe: we have b