matt's father had been visiting. matt asked his dad to weigh in. >> he called his father matthias in the bedroom and asked matthias to tell nique how he felt about being down there and matthias came out with a line that he hadn't felt welcome, kick -- nique reacted by saying he was lying. >> then matt said his wife did something off the wall. >> i mean, wholly cow, she rips her shirt off with her [ bleep ] hanging out, no bra, nothing, and says "maybe we should just [ bleep ]" throws her shirt on the floor and says "isn't that what family does?" >> she flashed her father-in-law? >> correct. >> my wife has done some weird [ bleep ], that's the weirdest she's ever been. >> matt said the dust finally bedroom, he on his couch in the down stairs office. >> i wake up about 6:00 to go to the bathroom my light is on in the bedroom. i go to see what she's going on, she's not there. >> her stuff was still there, her keys, her phone. >> herrers? >> yes, he assumed somebody had picked her up. >> matt told the cop it was then he

matt and nique.he tore off her top and says, come on, let's go, let's act like a family. >> were you expecting any sort of comment like that? >> never i -- never. >> once nique disappeared, clegg says, matt inquired about having his wife involuntarily committed and even hired a divorce attorney. a man who knows his wife is already dead, he says, wouldn't have done either of those things. >> he did not really want to divorce her. he wanted to let her know, look, here are your options. you can go get help for yourself or i'm going to go forward with a divorce. >> the defense wrapped up its case by calling matt and nique's two daughters, rebecca somehnow and amanda 17. >> did you ever see your dad hit your mom? >> no. did you ever see any obvious injuries or bruises to your mom? >> no, sir. >> according to the girls their mother was the one with the violent temper, not their dad. >> she took a heel and threw it. i myself had to duck from it. >> was it being thrown at your dad? >> yes. >> on the day niqu

>> yes. >> then nikki and matt's daughters, in their parents' marriage, matt was the victim. >> she took a heel and threw it and i myself had to duck from it. >> was it being thrown at your dad? >> yes. >> when dateline extra continues. >>> welcome back. here's dennis murphy with the conclusion of the house on sydney's cove. >> by early february 2016, the prosecution had rested its case against matt leili. the husband was portrayed as an eavesdropping control freak who killed his wife during an argument. leili's defense attorney tom clegg insisted he was an innocent man, falsely accused by the state of georgia. >> they have the theory and the theory is nothing more than a hunch. it is a guess. if you were to ask yourself questions that might have been posed of you, if you were to have gone to journalism school, who, what, where, why, and how, you will find that during the course of this trial the state of georgia will fall willfully short in proving the allegations they are making against this man. >> come on, thes snaked -- she's naked buried this close to the house, hidden, it's obviou

matt: a gorgeous day on this friday. i am matt miller. this is bloomberg markets.on't you -- nejra: let's begin with the headlines from bloomberg first word news. andemma: live your putin says the hacking of democratic e-mails was a public service. the russian president spoke with bloomberg news in an exclusive interview. president putin: i don't know anything about that. they can leave their mark at the necessary time and place. other hackers from other countries -- it is an extremely difficult thing to check. at the same rate [indiscernible] emma: tune in to bloomberg all day for more of our exclusive interview with president vladimir putin. don't miss the report on monday. the first of they will be held at hofstra university in new york. fox news christopher wallace takes over for the third and final debate. german chancellor angela merkel hinted today that she would decide on whether or not she would pursue a fourth term in september. her popularity has fallen to a five-year low, in part because of her stance on refugees. the acting prime minister of spain gets

matt believes nique shut it off.isted he did not, that the system was shut off by nique. >> so whatever happened to her the cameras didn't see it. >> the cameras did not see it. that is absolutely correct. >> as for the audio recordings of the couple's screaming arguments, clegg pointed out most were recorded in 2008 and 2009, two years before nique died. according to the defense attorney, matt made the records with the encouragement of a marriage therapist that the couple had been seeing at the time. >> he is talking and he is conciliatory, in my opinion, he is trying to calm things down and it's impossible to calm things down. >> please, calm down. >> you do not want to do this with me right now, i mean it. you do not want to tangle with me right now at all. >> what did i do? >> according to clegg, the prosecution cherry picked scenes from the leili marriage, highlighting the bad and down playing the good -- bright spots like a 2010 trip matt and nique took to hawaii. they even renewed their marriage vows on that t

matt: i'm matt miller. let's talk about the market selloff. matt: we have a drop of more than 1%.nd yields are up after eric rosengren from the fed said maybe we need to move more quickly toward normalization. scarlet: lyle brainard will be speaking on monday as well. a lot of people thinking that she may move the needle on fed rate expectations. meantime, amazon. matt: amazon is said to be pursuing video rights to a wide range of sports. that includes the french open tennis championship and professional rugby a will and drawn new customers to its online tv service? lucas shaw broke the story and joins carol massar and cory johnson on bloomberg radio. carol: welcome, everyone on bloomberg tv. lucas shaw, entertainment reporter from our los angeles bureau. , when it ison up to looking into sports streaming rights? for sure -- pursuing a wide range of sporting events. nfl, mlb you can watch on tv. that may not change for some time because rights are locked up by tv networks, but amazon is trying to find different ways, especially force posts with global appeals come up because its p

back to matt miller on bloomberg tv. matt: thank you.more radio interviews on sirius xm or bloomberg.com. go is the punch and for that. scarlet: etf's are growing in size with absence -- assets more than doubling. we discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: we are live on the slightly cloudy but gorgeous friday from the worldwide headquarters in midtown manhattan. i'm matt miller. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu, this is "bloomberg markets." mark crumpton has more. president obama says he gives credit to the american people for knowing the truth. he's reaction to donald trump questioning the president's citizenship. president obama: i'm shocked that a question like that would, when we have so many of the things to do. i'm not that shot, actually. it's really typical. we have other business to attend to. i was putting confident about where i was born. -- pretty confident about where i was born. i think most people were as well. my hope would be that the presidential election reflects more serious issues than that. in recent days, trump campaign staffe

matt: u.s.e rebounding inm earlier losses begins material and technology offsetting big losses in financial and energy as the job report tomorrow looms. sterling is rising to the highest level against the dollar and the euro since early august as the uk's economy shows no signs of faltering more than two months after the brexit about. heads of germany's biggest banks are planning for a consolidation of the next decade and the germany banking regulator tells us what he thinks of those plans. we are halfway into the trading day so let's go over to the markets desk. abigail doolittle has the latest. i just want to pull up a chart first. should we talk about the u.k. manufacturing? nejra: let's do it. matt: we all have learned the term cable. i should explain to american viewers. we talk about cable on bloomberg thevision because dollar-pound rate used to be decided over a literal cable between new york and london. now you will hear that to him a lot. you see the dollar-pound rate and -- rose 1.2 pe

with matt" studio!t's basically just me giving information maybe about baseball history. it's usually stuff about current baseball. prediction number 1b -- masahiro tanaka, the newly-acquired pitcher from japan by the new york yankees, will have a very good 2014 pitching season. now, you... >> through his blog, matt has actually been able to interview some of baseball's greatest players, as well as some people who are just as big baseball fans as he is. >> red sox all-star fred lynn. pitching hall-of-famer jim palmer from the baltimore orioles. hank aaron, bob gibson, goose gossage, rickey henderson. i also got to interview phil niekro and rollie fingers. why do you think the statistic of the save was added to the mlb in 1967? >> i think just something to give relief pitchers a statistic to, you know... >> if that isn't enough, matt has also gotten to interview movie star billy crystal and former president george w. bush. >> of course, their former or current jobs weren't necessarily about baseball, but

matt: i'm matt miller. this is bloomberg markets. take it off with the headlines from the -- kick it off with the headlines from bloomberg first would news. courtney: it to the wild, but the republican base seems to be g donald trump. a poll found that 85% of republican voters back donald trump and mike pence. meanwhile, hillary clinton is leading donald trump in the latest nationwide poll. leads 45% to 39% in a four-way contest. man chargedf the with setting off bombs in new york and new jersey says his sons personality changed after a trip to afghanistan. speaking to the associated press on monday said that he told the fbi about his apparent radicalization. he was shot and severely injured during an arrest on monday and has been unconscious since undergoing surgery on monday. a computer hacker who helped the islamic state has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. a native of kosovo, he was sentenced in federal court in alexandria, virginia. boths convicted of computer hacking and terrorist charges. global news, 24 hours a day, powe

but matt lauer knew zayn's tummy was fine!he called out one direction in front of the fans, a an army way stronger than hillary and trump will ever possess! come on, matt lauer, you didn't flinch in front of a bunch of rich, powerful children, i can't believe you couldn't face down just one. we'll be right back ( cheers and applause ) ♪ oh ♪ with a little bit of uh uh, and a little bit of ♪ ♪ i said, it's getting hot in herre ♪ new limited edition cherry from lime-a-rita. the bold margarita. is caringing because covering heals faster. for a bandage that moves with you and stays on all day, cover with a band-aid brand flexible fabric adhesive bandage. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! for more on what donald trump said that matt lauer should have called out, here's desi lydic with "what the actual fact." ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you, trevor. well, donald trump spoke last night. so... here we are. ( laughter ) let's start with trump's relationship with his bro-bushka, vladimir putin. >>

that doesn't work, matt -- you are with me right now. that doesn't work, matt. matt: i see.oo much anxiety when you look at overnight euro-dollar options. this is the one day volatility, pretty muted compared to levels a prior meetings so far this year. right now at 12.5%, lower now, looking at 9.2, the lowest reading among days this year, you can see the green circles are the previous meetings and we are way below that right now. joe: it feels like there is the sense of -- things aren't that great or falling apart, there's no particular urgency to do anything true -- do anything too dramatic. maybe wait and see and revisit the question later on in the year. not a lot of hype going into this meeting. exactly one of the reasons i think that hans redeker and morgan stanley are predicting again in the euro versus the dollar by the end of the year. they don't think that anything mario draghi will do tomorrow or throughout the year is going to be able to hold back the euro. that will obviously frustrate growth. some percent of it frustrating exports. if you take a look at the cha

matt: yes. ruth: we know that new york, london, hong kong, tokyo now, these are the markets among those who have pitched to them and have been making a really shown case. i think they will also be looking at regulation in each of these markets in the kind of shares, the structure of shares they will list. they want to be very careful. this is a company that we have known so little about. so when they go public, given the huge government interest in what aramco means for saudi arabia, you can imagine that they will be very careful about how much data they want to share, right? so they will see which exchange gives them that -- kind of the terms that they are looking at. i imagine that everyone will probably want the prestige of having such a big deal on their exchanges, especially in a year when you see ipo volumes have been pretty dismal this year. the largest ipo this year was a $3 billion deal. see $3 billion versus one hundred billion dollars. you can see where everyone's energies are expende

matt nadel here in "baseball with matt," live from springfield, new jersey, at the newly-renovated it's basically just me giving information maybe about baseball history. it's usually stuff about current baseball. prediction number 1b -- masahiro tanaka, the newly-acquired pitcher from japan by the new york yankees, will have a very good 2014 pitching season. now, you... >> through his blog, matt has actually been able to interview some of baseball's greatest players, as well as some people who are just as big baseball fans as he is. >> red sox all-star fred lynn. jim palmer from the baltimore orioles. hank aaron, bob gibson, goose gossage, rickey henderson. i also got to interview phil niekro and rollie fingers. why do you think the statistic of the save was added to the mlb in 1967? >> i think just something to give relief pitchers a statistic to, you know... >> if that isn't enough, matt has also gotten to interview movie star billy crystal and former president or current jobs weren't necessarily about baseball, but george bush used to own the texas rangers. billy crystal was a huge

matt: and i am matt miller. mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. dallas morning endorsed a democrat for president. editors told readers in one of the most nation's reliably red states to vote for hillary clinton over donald trump. "there is only one serious candidate on the presidential ballot in november." 's mr. trump campaign will end selected news outlets from covering their events. has banned a number of media outlets from covering rallies or news conferences. the campaign official said that .an will end on thursday a british lawmakers kept questioning theresa may about whether the u.k. will remain part of the single trading block when it leaves the european union. prime minister may: i will not be getting -- be living a running commentary and there is a good reason for doing that. we want to get the best deal. we want to get the right deal for the united kingdom and if we were to give a constant running commentary i would give away our negotiating hand and that would not be what we would achieve. secretary said it is improbable the u.k. can r

matt: are we in a completely different position?as talking with mark fields this morning, ceo of ford motor company. they depend on the u.s. consumer and interest rates as any other. he was not concerned about demand as long as the path is shallow and the interest-rate increases are low. torsten: this is also a key issue for the fed. as long as they are slow and cautious, we should be size -- fine, that will be ok. , theylation does show up no longer have the luxury of being slow. that is why watching what they do next week and with wages and other inflation indicators becomes important of whether they will continue. joe: i have a chart maggie sent me earlier. this is the 10 year real rate. what are we seeing? at real this is the gdp rate. german, u.s. and japanese together, you see on a global scale -- joe: this is essentially global interest rates. matthew: right. you can see the big collapse from brexit, and then we have been grading -- grinding sideways until the bad isn report here in the u.s., and that it spiked up. then it sp

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matt proving ... he's got drive. being back and being competitive, it's something that's a physically demanding sport, it's awesome. matt was practicing at the badger raceway in dousman. he also regularly races r-c cars at trackside raceway in brookfield. parts of wisconsin, iowa, and minnesota still dealing with the effects of heavy parts of wisconsin, iowa, and minnesota still dealing with the effects of heavy rain and flooding over the past week... but for some -- problems are still on the way. where 5-thousand people have been asked to evacuate ahead of expected flooding -- next. cedar rapids, iowa preparing for floods... with the cedar river rising -- authorities are requesting people in low-lying areas to find high ground tonight. the national weather service predicts the river will crest at 23 feet tuesday morning. people living in about 5-thousand downtown homes have been asked to evacuate -- and it could be days before they can return home. school officials have already canceled classes through wednesday bec

♪ matt: good monday morning.here covering stories from washington to berlin and soul at this hour. here's what we are watching after a rebound from friday selloff. investors await a speech from the fed this afternoon. before we hear from brainerd, we will hear from jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon, speaking at the economics club in washington. we will bring you his comments live in 30 minutes. and hillary clinton's health is threatening to mushroom into a political crisis after she stumbled over the weekend due to a bout of pneumonia. donald trump wishing her well, but he says he plans to release more information about his own health to reassure voters. we are halfway into the trading day. let's head to the markets desk were julie hyman has the latest. julie: after the big selloff on friday, it's interesting to see a bounce back. it did not happen in european trading, but it has been gaining steam since the open with the nasdaq consistently leading and now up 8/10 of 1%. on friday, we broke that range bound street that t

matt: you're watching bloomberg markets. i am matt miller.carlet: i am taking look at increased all until it. global financial stress is making a comeback. the blue line over here is the bank of america merrill lynch stress index. it measures risk across asset classes. what you will see is its come way down since february when everyone was worried about a global recession that didn't come to pass. back on thursday, it started moving up. the white line is the daily rates of change. what you will see on friday is we saw a massive jump and i circled in red. it jumped 112% it has come back a little bit and you are talking about a sizable increase. that is the biggest advance when chinat 2015, suddenly devalued currency. we talk about this a lot. people have a hard time adjusting to rate of change. that's the surprise element. lines, the spikes are what surprise investors. alix: that's what happens when you have a stock market that doesn't move for almost two months and then all of a sudden it drops 2.5% and then gains 2.5% and now we're back down

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now to matt in news chopper 12. matt? >> sally, we are over the bypass, 894 are the here. things are busy but moving right now through the construction area. a little tap on the brakes past national avenue. the travel times... there will be lots of extra vehicles, school buses on the roads this morning and take it easy. fines are double in the school zones. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. the school districts, including our state's largest district milwaukee public schools. 77,000 students go to school in district. mayor tom barrett and mps superintendent will attend a special day one event this morning at sherman multiculture arts school. in west allis school has problems with the school buses and some of the parents have to find another way to get their kids to school. tim is with the latest. >> right now, nothing is posted about this on the west allis facebook page. some of the parents got a phone call and saying that the buses are not able to reach certain students. we are don't know how many studentses are affected by this. the f

we need change, matt. we have to have it and we have to have it fast. >> let's go to hallie jackson and our crowd. >> phillip clay with a public affairs officer in the marine corps. he spent a year in anbar province in iraq. he left the military with the rank of captain, service that inspired him to write a book. he's a democrat and has this question for you, mr. trump. >> mr. trump, u.s. troops have bled and died securing towns and provinces from iraq to afghanistan, only to have insurgent groups like isis spring back the moment we leave. you've claimed to have a secret plan to defeat isis. but you're hardly the first politician to promise a quick victory and speedy homecoming. so assuming we do defeat isis, what next? what is your plan for the region to ensure that a group like them i mean, part of the problem we've had is we go in, we defeat somebody, then we don't know what we're doing after that. we lose it, like as an example, you look at iraq, what happened, how badly that was handled. and then when

matt: and we dig into a new bloomberg acquisition. it looking at index solutions, what of the most important in the fixed income world. scarlet: we begin with the market minute. the dow moving another triple digit, up by better than 150 points. u.s. stocks gaining more than 1% overall. and all 10 groups in the s&p 500 gaining, this is even as retail sales disappoint. joe: and we will have a 1% move in the s&p 500 for the fourth time in five days. matt: everything is gaining. take a look at the map, there is a sea of green. real estate is the smallest winner. of only .5%. industrials on the rear. but telecoms and health care all are up and there is optimism about apple and of the new phone. , you can seen weib that the doubt is showing all 30 -- dow is a showing all 30 stocks up on the day. and the nasdaq, as well. of biggest gains, the least the three major indexes. joe: a quick look at the government bond market, quieter today. we saw a decline for the two-year, and an increase for the 10 year that was hovering around the seven level

matt. >> thanks matt. >>> authorities in charlotte north carolina have been using tear gas to dispersetestors. officers have been injured and they have shut down a highway. all this violence erupted over the fatal shooting of a black man by police. police say he was armed and posed a threat. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is following this story live from the satellite center. annie. >> reporter: matt those protests grew increasingly violent overnight all centered around a police-involved shooting that left 43-year-old keith lamont scott dead. now, meals say he had a gun but now his family is disputing whether or not he had a weapon. this was the scene in charlotte, north carolina last night. from above you can see as protestors attacked marked police vehicles. you can see that puff of smoke while police used tear gas to try and get the crowd under control. 12 officers were injured, including one hit in the face with a rock. >> there is something going on across this nation that needs to be addressed so the throwing of water bottles and destroying city vehicles i don't condone

matt: individual stock movers today are big stories. check out for example a couple mergers moving stock today, mergers we knew about. dow and change in the s&p. gains for monsanto, for example. if the merger goes through, it will drop the monsanto name because that is just add pr. hotels get approval from chinese regulators to get blocked by marriott. starwood again or, fedex in moments with its earnings, the stock rallies into the release. joe: let's look at government bonds ahead of these big central bank decisions. sorry, i forgot about wells fargo. getting killed last week, but doing well this week. pretty quiet as the final count ahead of those central-bank decisions. in theexpect more action next few hours with regards to the boj and the fed. i want to look at a chart of the 10 year yield. there is something i want to point out, around 6:00 a.m., yields started to slide. it was fairly dramatic at the time, and there is a poll showing hillary clinton gaining. there is a theory that donald trump will be good for higher yields becau

matt has been busy this morning. matt: this is an overturned semi. you can see the wrecker is on the scene. it could take another hour or two to get this thing completely removed. westbound goes all the way to 25th street area you've got heavy traffic delays out there. you can try highway 100 as your alternate. that's a look at the morning commute. ben: police are looking to find the identities of two people killed at a plant. in tennessee about an hour away from chattanooga. there was an attempted shooting in the factories front office. the gunmen moved to the north side of the plant. workers fled the plant. officer searched the building and found three people dead. one of them was in the bathroom with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police believe that man was the shooter. his identity has not been released yet. motivated the attack. crews are working to get the back -- power back on in puerto rico. a fire at a power plant wednesday afternoon put the entire island in the dark. the entire population. work . she was eliminated during last night's sho

matt, back to you. the price of gold has risen 20% this year but there are signs that the gold rally could be showing a little bit of fatigue as asset managers and hedge funds cut their positions over concerns over surprised interest rate increases. not that that will happen, but that is why they are doing this. let's get perspective by someone with a birds eye view. daniel joins us with an exclusive interview. >> thank you for making time for us today. quite a different environment compared to last year. it has been pretty consistently $1300. they would like to see you open your wallet. the delivery and the way we have been delivering. they start chasing volume. the focus that they've been doing the last three and half years in delivering results. >> the mine and australia, they have operated the other half of that. anyone still interested? we took over management a little over a year ago and we can improve safety and reduce cost by 30% and improve reduction by 20%. we welcome the process that goes thr

now here is matt with more on the closing, matt? >> some of the routes. you have a couple of options, exit at watertown. or exit at blue mound and get back on at 84th street. if you forget the ramp is closed, no problem, continue south, exit at greenfield and take it to 84th street and back on. so you have a couple of options to get around the ramp closure. if you are headed out now, that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> looking ahead, a new wisconsin law could change the way you drive. starting tomorrow, it will be illegal to talk on a hand-held phone in a work zone. mike anderson is live with a look ahead. good morning, mike. >> good morning, ben. the lawmakers are hoping that the new law cuts down on the distracted driving. starting tomorrow it is illegal to talk on a hand held device in a work zone. blue tooth and hands free is allowed in the work zone. 2,000 work zone crashes every year in the state and this new law will hopefully reduce that number. starting tomorrow put down the >> mike, thank you very much. >> a

matt? matt: thanks very much. what did you miss? new details about twitter's possible sale.loomberg reports the company is holding informal talks with several potential buyers and is working with goldman sachs to help with a possible deal. earlier today, we spoke with a senior research analyst and bloomberg news's tech reporter on the twitter, goldman sachs pairing. >> goldman is the banker that twitter retains for a lot of in-house banking needs, but this is something different. this is trying to figure out who might buy twitter, and for twitter this is such a momentous piece of news because this is a company that has moved on sales rumors for about a couple years now. we constantly hear about, you know, google potentially bidding, news corp. potentially bidding, and this is the first time we have seen real action. >> it kind of makes sense google would be interested in buying twitter. google has tried to get into social in the past with limited success. what about salesforce? what is the best there he that would explain how twitter would sync up with them? >> i think you h

matt? >> the semi is in the ditch and it is too heavy to pull out. this is northbound at drexel. we have a complete check on the >> why the latest incident is raising a lot of red the house fire overnight and shutting down the roads. >> first to look outside. it is a gorgeous sunrise. but rain is on the horizon. good morning, thank you for being with us. >> i'm melinda davenport. we begin with the forecast. hardly a cloud in the sky this morning. rain and storms across minnesota. a few clouds beginning to sail in especially later in the morning and afternoon. rain, showers and storms, a few popping after 3:00, best chances i would say in a window of 6:00 to 9:00 for us. isolated stronger storm. for tonight, the showers and storms endnd for tuesday. today up to 84. tomorrow with plenty of sunshine up to 81. now to matt. >> sally, crews are trying to get the semi out of the ditch. it is too heavy to pull out with the tow truck and now off loading the contents. we are seeing the brake tapping

matt: -- that plant with other products. matt: lincoln is hugely popular in china.ns understand how popular this brand is in china. the new be making continental for the chinese market as well as the u.s. market. will there be a difference in the specs? the chinese would perhaps rather an americanereas would rather focus on the driving experience. -- it'shinese consumers changing a bit more and more. the people who wanted to be driven are now also driving. the backseat reclines, the backseat has all the amenities you would want, a lot of controls those customers want. the backseat was very much design with the chinese consumer in mind. the brand is held in very high regard in china. we opened our first store in november of 2014 and last year was our first year of operation there and we sold more than 10,000 cars. this year, we have already sold more than 17,000. huge progress and huge growth happening for us and china. i know you're a ceo is aiming to get a self driving car on the market as soon as possible by nearly 20 20's. will he can beat him putting towards tha

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that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. more than half of milwaukee in poor or fair condition according to a new study released yesterday. the report says that the government must find the money to fix the problem. residents pay a wheel tax. the county is debating whether to add a fee of its own. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:09. new this morning, being a runner is tough for anyone, imagine doing it with only one leg. tim, you have run a marathon before. >> impressed? >> yes. >> three. >> wow. >> jana smith is running a 5k and doing it with the loss of her right leg. she lost her leg at 3 days old and now working with a team that promotes the health and well being of the disabled and preparing with them for the race. >> i just want to get out there, have fun and motivate people and let them know that there is no limits. you can do whatever you can do, as long it is to the best of your ability. >> jana is going to rock it and hoping to inspire others with disabilities and her goal isn't so much about the time as it is >> she

that is a look at the breaking news. >> thank you, matt. 6:20. recognizing excellence at local schools. >> this morning, sally is handing out the first top teacher award for the season. second grade classroom of ashley banton. she's the first wisn top teacher of this school year. we are going into the classroom. >> oh, here it goes. >> you have to see how the class reacts to the surprise coming up next. >> plus, two presidential candidates not on the stage but having their voices russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. >> such an energetic class this morning. that will wake you up. thank you for the shout out. >> wisn 12 is stopping by the classrooms across south

good morning to you matt and tam.loon expands so, too, do our delays on the schuylkill expressway. westbound side look at this parking lot from approaching this point at passyunk on out to approaching south street. that's where we still have an accident taking out one of the two lanes so big delays on the westbound schuylkill. if i were you and i normally use westbound 76, i would come up 95 to the westbound vine. westbound vine is slow here approaching 76 but it's not nearly as slow as the westbound schuylkill so the 95 expressway and the vine better bets than the schuylkill westbound this morning. this is 95 in the great northeast southbound, oh, yes, starting to slow of course from academy through this point at cottman. then farther south let's check out the scene by the betsy ross bridge. i want to mention to you that tonight they're going to be closing the southbound off ramp from 95 to aramingo avenue. you will still be able to get to the betsy ross bridge but as of tonight you won't be able to get to aramingo a

thankfully matt ten years ... matt raced motocross professionally throughout the midwest. the turning point ... february 1st 2014 ... at the u-s cellular arena. i ended up breaking my back and becoming a t5 paraplegic. after being launched chest first into the peak of a jump ... matt became paralyzed from the middle of his chest down. i'd say for the first two years. it didn't take matt long ... to get back behind this wheel. i've you've ever driven a boat you push it forward to go and pull back to decelerate, so my car it's the opposite you push it forward for the break and back for the gas. but going the speed limit ... isn't matt's style. he missed the physical side of motor sports. it felt like there was a part of me that was gone. in a new direction. feeling the throttle and feeling the brakes and you know, getting the real feel is awesome. matt .... is back on the race track. got down to one of my lowest lap times so i was pretty happy about that. matt has been dreaming of burning up tires ... since his recovery in the hospital. two weeks out from my accident we were

matt, what is the latest? >> well, the ambulance is still on the scene and trying to stabilize the driver. the driver was a half hour in the car. right now, they are going to pull away. but the 3 right lanes of 94 westbound, that is 25th street at the top corner of the frame, so the 3 right lanes are blocked past 25th street. see north of the freeway, take clieborn out to 28th street and get on the other side of the crash. or take wisconsin avenue to 35th street and get on the other side of the accident. there are a couple of options for you. the travel times are 20 minutes 94 westbound. i will keep my eye on it >> thank you, matt. 6:31. it is thursday, september 29th. >> let's get to sal for the forecast. >> 60 is the airport this morning. you are seeing it is a breezy northeast wind. in fact, the winds up to 22 miles per hour and gusting up to 30 miles per hour or better. take a jacket o the bus stop. mid 60s. party sunny skies. we stay dry throughout the day, but windy much of the day. we call for the after

matt: and the demand for treasuries has dropped. have a chart, the bid to cover ratio. $20 billion, i think of 10-year note's and $24 billion, three-year notes. this has come down to below average, obviously. there are 11 auctions here. i think one of the interesting things, also, is the primary deal or cut of the auction is negligible in this auction. it's a massive auction, $44 billion. the primary dealers aren't showing up. over the weekend, we had a story about someone who applied for a primary dealers license, tried for years, and when they finally got it said you know what? we don't need the stress. at whatm looking scarlet was talking about. strategy that is long equities, long treasury. it had its second worst day in the last year on friday. everything got crushed, a lot of the same degree. the last time we had a day that that was in december. for more on this and everything else going on in the markets, let's bring in oliver renick. , i think everyone after friday imagined we would get some sort of continuation. regime chan

we need change, matt.ve it and we have to have it fast. >> let's go to hallie jackson. >> i'm with philip clay, public affairs office in the marine corps. he left the military with the rank of captain. he was inspired to write a book, he's a democrat and he has this question for you, mr. trump. >> over the past 15 years, a lot of u.s. troops have bled and died securing towns and provinces from iraq to afghanistan only to have isis spring back the moment we leave. you've claimed to have a secret plan to defeat isis, but you're hardly the first politician to promise a quick victory and a speedy homecoming. so assuming we do defeat isis, what next? what is your plan for the region, to ensure that a group like them doesn't just come back? >> part of the problem we've had, we go in, we defeat somebody and then we don't know what we're doing after that. we lose it. like as an example, you look at iraq, what happened, how badly that was handled. and then when president obama took over, likewise, it was a disaster