howard beats mckeon 42-6. delaware stadium, penn taking on dupont. ringwood runs it in for the touchdown. they beet up on dupont 48-13. >>> don't forget to vote for next friday's game of the week, norristown very was quaker town or dell see versus paul. call or text your photo. we'll be right back. >>> you know it's almost time for the "tonight show". >> let's find out what's in store. >> thank you jim and jacqueline and everyone in philadelphia. olivia wilde is my guest. plus we have fred savage, music from boston moon. it's a good one tonight. >> they are not changing the channel because olivia wilde is on. >> she was 13, remember that? >> oh. >> that show that she became famous in. >> i did not know that. look at you with the trivia. >> this weekend the weather will not be trivial. it will cooperate very nicely. the temperature is on the comfortable side. there will be a little bit of a breeze. not going to be too hot. some clouds will prevent a lut l sun born. and expect the rain to stay south of the area. so it really couldn't get much better th

ray dal i don't know with michael mckeon and myself.tion about broader issues affecting the future of america. really looking forward to that tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. with our headlines here's ramy inocencio. ramy: at least eight people are missing and water slept away two advance carrying women and children and three people did survive the advance were washed several hundred yards downstream. it happened in a community that served azarenka base for a polygamist sect for warren jeff. bloomberg news reports the federal bank is -- in addition for sealing consumer unit that sells about -- employeing -- and news conference becomes anything but when the b.m.w. chief executive collapses. a company official says he is now ok. he said he wasn't feeling well after returning from an extensive overseas trip. >> more than 200 swreeks are make their debut. our honest nick silence there standing by if lamborghini's chief executive, hans? hans: i am joined by stan verrett. sir, by stephen winkleman, sir, you have your pulse on so many billionaires

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graduated howard mckeon prizes, -- 10 the n all the prizes.he received a letter from the army that they appreciated his interest, but they had their fill of colored doctors. d me off. pisse i have the letter framed. he and his brother, the first counsel for dunbar high school, the stories of the civil rights , thatnt, being attacked also upset me. , most ofn the family his brothers and sisters -- it was always about decorum and how you conducted yourself. i was listening to your litany of the handbook. i did not know there was a handbook. alison: that was just one page of the handbook. that sticks with me to this day. the piece about you will not embarrass me almost every day. [laughter] alison: thank you for sharing. hello, sir. >> how are you today? alison: i am very good. >> you are indeed. [laughter] >> i didn't go to dunbar. , sweet, sweet potato potato. [laughter] tomy wife's parents went dunbar high school. i'm an immigrant. i was the son of a sharecropper. i didn't go to school until i was 10 years old. when i got the measles as a chil

michael mckeon, tom keene. we look at apple with steve galloway and bill janeway. stay with us., this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: japan equity surges, janet yellen will begin to raise rates. tim cook and apple, although make modest announcements in san francisco. can business reinvigorate ipad sales? from its peak,wn yahoo! gets a public rebuke from the internal revenue service. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is wednesday, september 9. i'm tom keene. joining me, michael mckee. larissa meyer, it never gets easy for her. michael: you wonder why she took the job in the first place. tom: look at the chart. plan.l: this was the big this was what was going to save the company and now it is in question. tom: we will have coverage this esteemedith our guests. now, our top headlines. >> japan's benchmark index is leading a global equity rally. the surge started after the japanese prime minister pledged to lower the corporate tax rate. the chinese finance ministry is promising to reduce corporate taxes. the shenzhe