targeting warren buffett, bill gates, michael bloomberg and others as you can see in the latest copy former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke on the list, but not his successor janet yellen. all of this happening before the 9/11 anniversary. nicole: top u.s. officials testify in a rare open hearings before house panel national intelligence director james clapper along with cia director john brennan and fbi head james called me with just a few officials to answer questions on china. the security breach at the office of personnel management general told and issues cyberthreats always front and center. lauren: these are the latest quarterly numbers from the yoga wear posting a second-quarter profit of 34 cents per share. revenue coming in at $453 million. just topping estimates. wait for the stock reaction. coming up, are you ready for some football? after an off-season with the deflategate, new england patriots are ready to get down to business. >> i'm not going to comment on anything that doesn't involve the game coming, which is huge. lauren: new england kicking off the season to

then took a moment to talk to various dignitaries, former mayor michael bloomberg, rudy giuliani. others were here, governor cuomo. he went to the other pool, said another prayer. took the time to speak with family members who had lost their loved ones on 9/11 that were chosen through a lottery, those rare individuals, about 200 of them were here on this sacred ground. they had a chance to hold the pontiff's hands, to speak to him and tell their story of the one they lost. then moving inside the museum, which kiss where the event took place today, a witness to peace, a multireligious gathering where the pope took his time with various leaders in the name of unity, bringing through the continuity of faith and from different faiths that everyone can come together for one common goal. this is for remembering so many of the dead and for the pope his heart was overwhelmed. >> >> translator: i have many different feelings. i am moved by being here at ground zero where thousands of lives were taken in a senseless act of violence and destruction. you can feel the pain here. it's palpable.

there is a hit list of billionaires such as bill gates, michael bloomberg and warren buffett. republican strategist is with me now. democratic strategist simon rosenberg as well. so, haley, i will start with you. so close to the 9/11 anniversary, is this just a competition for the worst kind of pr possible? >> yes. that is certainly part of this. it is very frightening scenario when you have isis competing against al qaeda for headlines so that is definitely part of it but i go back to something dick cheney said, and i think it is a sad, very scary warning but he foresaw down the road another 9/11 sort of attack just as deadly or deadlier. i think his warning is true, particularly in the context of an administration done essentially nothing to stop terrorism except signal weakness to the world by negotiating with our enemies. by not leaving stay behind force in iraq. i could go on an on. when you combine this competition with weak president it spells trouble. deirdre: simpson, as far as your take, is this blatant, cry for -- blatant, cry for help, cry for what. >> this is cons

michael bloomberg, harry truman. are people being too hard on carly fiorina right now?he company did become successful eventually. >> michael bloomberg is an unqualified success story and only ran for mayor. she's running for president of the united states, and it's very different. liz: you skipped over harry truman, who is also -- >> well, harry truman was a senator and vice president before he became president. he had a long career in politics before. that's something else. liz: what do you think? >> antiestablishment candidates are the order of the day, you've got her versus donald trump, i think her business record is much more defensible, but i think what people are responding to is she's coming into debates, knowing her facts and being able to communicate and articulate effectively, i think people love that. and second of all she's a female candidate who is not running as a female candidate. she's running based on her numbers. if you look at her numbers based on hillary clinton, there's a huge gap between male and female support. >> hillary also has a lot more sup

i am michael mckee along with tom keene on bloomberg radio. ♪ michael: this is bloomberg surveillanceafter the worst decline in four weeks. ramy joins me now. what is the first you have got? i want to talk about johnson & johnson. deutsche bank is raising it from a hold to a buy. you can see it is up by about 1% there. we are shy of it by about $20. deutsche bank saying a diversified safe haven with capital to deploy, looking at the numbers, it is flushed with cash. only about $19 billion in debt. it has a lot of money to burn. >> i understand biotech is something else you keep an eye on. byy: we saw biotech fall 5.3%. now it is up by 1%. it is now in a bear market. earlier this morning, these chairs could fall by another 10%. maybe people are trying to get a little lift off the fall that we saw yesterday. we have seen these fall over the past 10 days. >> hillary clinton makes some comments on tv and twitter and it causes an incredible stir. it speaks to the power she could have. out after oneted man said, i just bought this hiv drug and i will raise about 5000%. a lot of people said

the former commissioner, police commissioner under michael bloomberg has come out with a searing tough quote about how new york is backsliding because we're not doing what worked in the 1990s and early 2000s. >> we see cities like milwaukee, st. louis, houston, huge number of cities seeing these jumps in homicide. it is a war against police? >> i think when you have is a situation. wron if it is a war against police. we have issues going on in this country, including the mental health crisis. in the 1990s it's more about federal dollars, other dollars, and crime statistics went down, and there's a bill in the congress right now about increasing community policing grants for cities and states. i think it should be looked at. i hope the presidential candidates are talking about it. >> i hope they do, rich, and i think there is a wr on police, and it is causing police to be a little more hesitant about going. in some cases the police themselves are handcuffed in what they can do and can't do. l.a., by the way, is seeing this enormous jump. in some areas of l.a., you have seen a 15% rise i

>> yeah, michael bloomberg.es and david koch, michael bloomberg they have private security with weapons armed to defend themselves. the soft targets that individuals that want to take the secondment right away from are most vulnerable to terrorist attack this adied magazine listing businessmen. they have done it before. they're trying to sow fear. this is terrorism -- melissa: do you think it is real? >> hey, i don't like to call them loan involves but inspired jihadist in america to take this action would be certainly high-profile attack with al qaeda which is seen itself supplanted by isis and islamic state. al qaeda wants to show it is relevant and saying connect the dots in "inspire" magazine with tsarnaev you make a bomb in the kitchen with your mom they love that talking point and reality. melissa: frightening stuff. thank you. >> thank you. david: throwing footballs and catching cash, how the nfl keeps on minting money. that is coming up. plus tom brady take the field for the first time since "deflategate

in 2012, the beverage industry, supported by coke, filed a lawsuit against michael bloomberg, and the.a.c.p., and the hispanic federation actually filed amicus drinks supporting the beverage industry against bloomberg and that was very shocking buysut minority communities have a disproportionately high prevalence of obesity, and, you know, they seemed to be able to benefit the most from soda restrictions. and yet these groups were siding with industry. >> sreenivasan: thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruff: now to another installment in our ongoing series "race matters". this year, a record number of african-american actors won emmy awards for outstanding performances on television. special correspondent charlayne hunter-gault explores why what we are seeing on television is finally becoming more diverse. >> viola davis. request can the how to get away with murder." >> who viola davis won an emmy last week, she made history as the first black woman to win in that category. and she called on a history that dates back to the 1800ss with words spoken by th

and a list targeting some of the most powerful men, including bill gates and warren buffet and michael bloomberg. >> and a new warning from the fbi of cyber attacks, threatening to mark this anniversary by hacking government websites today. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> back here first responders turned out by the dozens here in morris town. they held a breakfast following a memorial service encouraging conversation about that day and reflection, organizers said that the crowd is getting thinner here each year and they want to make sure future generations know how important it is to remember what happened 14 years ago. >> as time goes on the memories fade and small children grew up not knowing much about 9/11 and it's important for families to still talk about it and keep the spirit alive. >> dozens of volunteers in south jersey paid tribute to the victims of 9/11 as well. and the action cam was in pennsauken as volunteers placed american flags at the township's we shall never forget monument. each flag represents a life lost in the attacks. >> on the weather front, heavy rain hit s

the mayor michael bloomberg the city lost a third of apartments families. >> what we see now are effectsf 20 years of housing policy, 20 years of people little by little being pushed out. no attempt to house these human beings. >> and homelessness, the number is rising everyday. >> homelessness right here. >> they are getting pushed out of state. >> new york city under the bloomberg administration eliminated entirely the permanent housing programs which were designed to help homeless families and children leave the shelter system. >> under bloomberg the number of people in homeless shelters each 54,000. >> essentially what we have it was a massive social experiment that if you take away permanent housing assistance from the needy children and families in the city what will happen? >> no good jobs. >> everyday in this city people are losing their homes, if we do not act, new york risks taking community. >> mayor bill deblasio was elected in 2013 on a promise to reverse new york's growing economic inequality. >> the city has for decades let developers write their rules with housing and it'

they include bill gates, warren buffett, michael bloomberg and sheldon adelson.e a magazine this is the to threaten the u.s. economy. much more coming up. donald trump dealing with another gaffe this morning. his comments on rival carly fiorina's appearance. he told "rolling stone" magazine. look at that face, would anyone vote for that. here is fiorina's response on fox news. >> what do you take that to mean, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? >> i have no idea. honestly, megyn, i will not spend a single cycle what donald trump means. maybe i am getting under his skin a little bit because i am climbing on the polls. maria: trump defended his comments on "fox & friends" earlier this morning. jobless numbers are out. expectation, jobless claims come in at 275,000. americans filed for unemployment last week. we'll see those numbers impacting the tape. they're actually exactly those numbers, 275,000 jobless claims for the latest week. that's down 6,000. meanwhile futures indicating weaker open for the broader averages. dow jones industrial average expect

protecting the empire city, kelly talked about another thing that has changed dramatically since michael bloomberg left office 21 months ago. >> the optics are not good. um, you have a lot of homeless people. >> reporter: for many new yorkers that falls under the heading of "tell me something i don't know." while mayor de blasio blames bloomberg kelly says -- >> it's a certain feeling out there that -- that -- that things are a little bit out of control, that, um, that, you know, there's not the construct that was in place in the bloomberg administration. the city is a more permissive place. >> reporter: what advice would you give to them about homelessness? >> no advice. that's the mayor's problem. >> reporter: what advice would you give the mayor? >> one of issues is people not wanting to go to shelters because of a lack of security, perceived lack of security. i think more professional policing in shelters. >> reporter: and to deal with the problems in times square, bare chested painted women and the aggressive begging cartoon characters the answer kelly said is aggressive policing. >> you can

york mayor michael bloomberg archbishop showed are on pope francis the september 11th museum wrapped up his trip with a mass before some 20,000 people at madison square garden. about god being in your and encourage everyone to help the poor elderly displaced. >> pam: one couple in york got a surprise unexpected guest at their wedding. the pope a year ago the couple have plan that have their wedding in central park and let a hundred and 50 guest. instead got 100,000. their wedding reception was scheduled at same time pope francis was set to arrive. all of the newlyweds wanted a private ceremony they say they felt last pope francis was there. >> pam: should not after teachers they arrested for sexually molesting a student spark charter school reopened in sunnyvale rod flatboat spoke with parents and brings you up- to-date on the story. >> reporter: parents told me they're satisfied with their school now matt obligation with a background check all its teachers spark charter jet down this man 18 year-old teacher's aide jonathan was arrested and charged with sexually molesting eight year-

david coke, warren buffett, bill gates, michael bloomberg.e got good security? >> you'd be willing to bet they've already covered to that. they don't get to them and have to move around like they do without good security. i imagine the radar is up, but they're not worried too much. >> what kind of feedbackw? have you gotten off your ad? >> all positive. it's important to know the nra stands for more than -- we get pigeon holed into we cling to our guns and 0֖ everything. there's so much more than that one aspect. so many cross the great country are part of the great organization. everybody needs to take a step back and look deeper into it and what it does for this country. >> thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> when we come back, we move ahead. dave ramsey here. want to improve your financial life? he's the man. i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. only depend underwear has new confidence core technology for fast absorption and the smooth, comfortabl

targets include warren buffett and bill gates as well as the coat brothers and michael bloomberg whoare the businessman if they withdraw their money from american banks and announce israel. al qaeda is still at it as we are on the cusp of the anniversary of september 11. i would take this pretty seriously. what do you think they are doing right now? >> i am sure they are thinking about this seriously. it is no joke to be threatened by al qaeda, but it does say how much they have fallen off in terms of their strategies within the world and their aims in terms of trying to scare us. they have gone to the.of adopting an agenda that sounds more like a third-rate commentor as opposed to something that will threaten the country. i would just be spending the little bit of my cash to hire some of the many available security consultants. kennedy: give him half a billion dollars to beef up the command. this list of people, these are not interventionists, people who we will exacerbate the perceived problems. >> going after billionaires and the physical -- kennedy: bullets. >> even the more cons

you see him there with the founder of bloomberg, michael r bloomberg, down by the freedom tower at the11 memorial. pimm: -- 9/11 memorial. pimm: i have actually not yet been to the museum. it is supposedly very moving. along itinerary for the pope. enerary for the pope. brendan: later on, he will be attending a service at a harlem school. then, he will celebrate mass in central park. our: where some of producers are reading right now. coming up, blackberry's second quarter earnings fell short of expectations. we will speak to their second chairman and ceo. ♪ brendan: good morning, i am brendan greeley with pimm fox. a busy, busy day of news this morning. we are going to take a look at some of the top stories on the terminal this morning. u.s. antitrust regulators are looking into google and the android operating system. investigators want to know if google stifled competitor access to android. google told the federal trade commission that google gives at a court in london, lawyers --r the united states that the hearing was delayed until february because of the new charges. regulatorsti

it encouraging assassination of america's wealthy es people, warren buffett, michael bloomberg.uestion sis, how do they get off the list? >> get off the hit list, take money out of u.s. banks. invest your money outside of american soil and denounce support for israel. this is the second time if he put out a list of billionaires. stuart: it is? >> yes it is. and their stated goal is to derail revival of american economy. stuart: just a way of gaining publicity, isn't it? >> it is but this magazine, the lone wolves read this for instruction or ideas. stuart: inspire? oh, lord. thanks, ashley. people are buzzing about apple after they unveiled their newest products. lauren simonetti is here in case you missed it. lauren you go through the products one by one. >> absolutely. let's go to the iphone 6s and 6s plus. they have 3d and touch to the fingerprint. 12 hour battery life. available for preorder starting on saturday. apple letting folks sign up for two-year contracts. in the process, this is cool, upgrade their phone every year or every two years, if they pay about $30 a month.

we saw harry truman and so was michael bloomberg. >> there are ways when you talk about an executive like to see governors become president because there is a large set level of management pinions to go on. so as a member of the house or senate you're really looking to surround yourself with very strong people to build a team to lead the team it is more what is her ability to be a leader in there is a huge amount of research against her in a negative way about the jobs lost under her watch. double play very differently. >> we have to leave it there. the new jersey state appeals ruling that the casino has the zero right to regulate the weght of their waitresses. next. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. >>

published in a glossy magazine featuring warren buffett, bill gates, michael bloomberg, the cook brotherslton the migrant problem. i waited take a listen to them. he made a very passionate and smart case for this. >> interventionism of republicans and democrats and neoconservatives that we have to remake the really -- middle east, and we certainly did. how safe with the world be. how safe we be? >> well, we should control our borders better. vacuum of american power. that is incorrect. arab spring, the political realm lucian we would of had this resurgence. we would have this crisis that we have seen. charles: is there argument that we helped get rid of qaddafi, help to destabilize syria, got rid of saddam hussein. even though these guys were brutal dictators, all of these major, major terror organizations that exist now and threaten the world probably could have never grown to the size or strength. >> there is a flip side each one of those arguments. saddam probably could have been swept by the same forces. very similar dictators. we did not help the secular muslims get an upper hand and

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we saw harry truman and so was michael bloomberg. >> there are ways when you talk about an executiveo see governors become president because there is a large set level of management pinions to go on. so as a member of the house or senate you're really looking to surround yourself with very strong people to build a team to lead the team it is more what is her ability to be a leader in there is a huge amount of research against her in a negative way about the jobs lost under her watch. double play very differently. >> we have to leave it there. the new jersey state appeals ruling that the casino has the zero right to regulate the weight of their waitresses. next. i lost my sight in afghanistan, but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. you owned your car for four you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled h

>> of course, that is archbishop timothy dolan of new york, and the former mayor of new york michael bloomberghere they are now visiting. so from here the pope is going to head up to a school in east harlem, and school from the diocese in east harlem, and then he is going to proceed to a mass in madison square garden and before getting there, he is going through central park where tens of thousands of people are gather and have been gathering, and it is a ticketed event and everybody is going through airport style security to line both sides, and really all sides of the park, and the pope is going to be making a kind of loop around the park, and this is going to be a great opportunity for people to see the pontiff, and perhaps getting their first glimpse of him as he proceeds to madison square garden for this large mass where he will be. there is also going to be events in the preceding two hours before that to encourage people to get there as early as possible to get through security as early as possible. father the reverend beck is joining us, and for anybody, it is an exhausting schedule to

you can see former new york mayor michael bloomberg on the right right there and he's -- the pope isng to look at other faces. but i can see michael bloomberg and many others there but the pope as we speak at the 9/11 memorial. >> he will be speepting with first responders as well as victims -- meeting with first responders as well as victims of 9/11 today. we were bringing you live pictures as the pope addressed u.n. and declared the poor have a right to education, lodging, labor and land. we'll stay on top of the visit. it's amazing how new york city is at a standstill because of the pope going from place to place. we're watching that and watching john boehner's resignation announcement. traffic is important today. i want to go to the coliseum camera we have near the coliseum. you can see how slow it is and up the road, northbound 880 near fifth at one of the first exits near jack london square, there is a crash. i want to show you the roof camera that's pointed down. you can tell that traffic is super light on 880 north -- which is at the top there because the accident is to the r

good morning. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." michael: welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." t there from central banks. they are giving us a signal and the markets are making noise. good morning, it's 8:00 on what he. i'm michael mckee. this is bloomberg surveillance. tom keene and i are going to kick us to the next few hours with everything you need to know and we start by watching asia this morning. asiants in japan sending markets higher. japan's he's the biggest percentage increase for the since 2008. 7.7% coming on the back of a 2.3% increase for the shanghai composite, which has affected stocks all around the world. the stock 600 in europe is up 2.4%. up 1.8%.n germany, set up for another day of rally, evening out futures right now, , 184 points, 1% with a 1.2% gain for nasdaq many 100's. nasdaq will survey be affected by apple this afternoon, their announcement of new product. other news that we are watching in therning, no increase stock price for yahoo! today. hammered overnight as the irs says they will not preclear the plan for a tax-free spinoff of their $23 billi

bloomberg "surveillance" in prime time. from new york, here are tom keene and michael mckee. tom: good evening, everyone. a beautiful day north of new york city for one of our most anticipated events in the history of bloomberg "surveillance." this is 114 acres north of new york city. michael: a short ride.

] [background sounds] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] jenna: i believe that is michael bloomberg, mayor of new york city, former mayor of new york city, greeting the pope. one of the things i was struck by, jon, especially during the first trip to the reflecting pool, pope francis earlier today at the u.n. talked about respect for life at all stages. and for the unborn. when you're at these reflecting pools you see names of all victims but you also see the names of the women that were pregnant at the time they were skilled. it will state the name of individual died in the terrorist attacks but also mention her unborn child. that is one of the most poignant parts of the memorial, jon, for me, i know for so many. when you start to see the names, you realize that perhaps our numbers are not always the most accurate. they are only numbers we use on regular basis. pope francis surely seeing those names today, but also seeing mentions of unborn children that were also killed in the terror attacks. jon: you see that as well at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. lauren

>> lester, he just shook hands with former new york mayor michael bloomberg.he is going to meet with 20 family members of victims here at 9/11 then he will go inside for that interfaith service. but what's interesting about this visit is this is a visit that pope francis insisted on making. when they originally made up his schedule for the visit to new york, ground zero was not on it. and the organizers thought because benedict had been here that pope francis didn't need to visit and pope francis today the organizers "where is ground zero? i want to go to ground zero." it's very important to him for several reasons. one, he always says he wants to accompany anyone who is suffering and we talked with some of the family members who are now meeting the pope and even though their lives have moved on, there's still some part of them that is suffering. and as one of them said, this is asy credit space and to have the pope come and bless this space, and for so many of these families they never got anything back of their loved ones. to have him here and to pray and tr

zuckerberg and president obama. 50,000 members of partnership of the new american economy, founded by michael bloomberg. >> and the qualcomm ceo just laid off 5,000 workers. and the h 1b program [simultaneous speech] >> the program is used almost exclusively, not exclusively but the. >>> mood of it is used for ordinary i.t. workers, ordinary entry jobs. wages that are 20% or 40% less than the average wage for the had a occupation. >> you are talking about [simultaneous speech] [simultaneous speech] >> not for specialized people. >> you are singling out anecdotes. >> anecdotes? we are talking about tedges of thousands. represented [simultaneous speech] >> i know their business model fine. >> 30,000 american jobs that were destroyed. >> you're losing the message you're talking over each other. could you give robert a chance. >> you're talking about one via as a part of an immigration system policy that is failing to fill 775,000 current openings, an economy that is going to need per year 180,000 -- can i finish? >> we don't measure that in those sectors. >> i want to move on to diversity, it's a big issu

juliet: the taxis have been ten years in the making propose under michael bloomberg who wanted a single style for all new york city taxis. there was the court's ruling in june ending the legal dispute over this vehicle, opponents felt the administration exceeded its authority by forcing drivers to buy a certain type of vehicle. ben: bicycle racks on buses as part of our program starting sunday, rex will be put on buses on two routes, the 53 and 93 between staten island and a bridge, brooklyn, chosen because they're close to bike paths and serve the college of staten island, popular way to get around. you see a lot of other cities with bike racks on front of the buses. successfully mta plans to add bike racks on other bus routes. juliet: won't that slow things down? ben: the bus pulls up usually there is a line of people, you literally throw the bite on the rack and hop on the bus. juliet: get on and go, not arguing for or against. ben: you are arguing again. mike woods is here. nice idea, bike racks on buses. >> meteorologist: i thought it would slow it down too but the bus is slow anyw

among those on a hit list, bill gates, warren buffett, the koch brothers and michael bloomberg.ald trump is putting cnn in a very tough spot tonight. he wants the network to do something very unusual and, of course, he'll get the credit. fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz, howard kurtz, tells us how. >> reporter: it's so secret that there has been a record 24 million viewers and donald trump was quick to claim credit and floated an idea involving cnn president's jeff zucker. >> i should say to jeff zucker, a great guy, i'm going to do the debate but i want $10 million for charity. otherwise, i'm not going to the debate. and honestly, i think they'd pay me. >> reporter: trump has written zucker now that cnn is boosting ad rates to as much as $200,000, writing, quote, while i refuse to brag, this tremendous increase in viewer interest is due 100% to donald j. trump. rather than pocket the millions of dollars, i believe all profits from this forecast should go to various veterans groups. the two men are friendly. zucker ran nbc when trump had his show there and att

among those on a hit list, bill gates, warren buffett, the koch brothers and michael bloomberg. donald trump is putting cnn in a very tough spot tonight. he wants the network to do something very unusual and, of course, he'll get the credit. fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz, howard kurtz, tells us how. >> reporter: it's so secret that there has been a record 24 million viewers and donald trump was quick to claim credit and floated an idea involving cnn president's jeff zucker. >> i should say to jeff zucker, a great guy, i'm going to do the debate but i want $10 million for charity. otherwise, i'm not going to the debate. and honestly, i think they'd pay me. >> reporter: trump has written zucker now that cnn is boosting ad rates to as much as $200,000, writing, quote, while i refuse to brag, this tremendous increase in viewer interest is due 100% to donald j. trump. rather than pocket the millions of dollars, i believe all profits from this forecast should go to various veterans groups. the two men are friendly. zucker ran nbc when trump had his show there and

billionaires michael bloomberg, warren buffett, bill gates and the coke brothers., isis is now publishing its own magazine on the same day, inside photographs of two kidnapped prisoners being offered for sale online and adds this is a limited time offer. one more example of isis' powerful marketing machine powered through social media. >> powerful on the internet. we know they're putting out 90,000 tweets or retweets a day. if you look at their recruitment videos, they're very well done. and they're effective.ng to be this fight for a long time. >> this is far from the first time that al qaeda has published a hit list. one of the previous targets in inspire magazine was the french cartoonist and publisher of charlie hebdo. he was killed in the terror attack on the magazine last january. you see the hit lists can have real consequences. >> kristen fisher, thank you, kristen. >>> details about the terrifying fire on board a british airways plane. we know the plane was speeding up for takeoff when the engine caught fire, forcing the pilot to hit the brakes. passengers

there you see new york former mayor michael bloomberg to the left of pope francis. obviously, that is the pope's interpreter, who is helping him communicate with the family members. >> pope francis was supposed to take to a cart to help him move around. it shows that his resolve to respect the dignity of this occasion and of this place and of these people that he has continued to stay on foot. he prayed for a long time. you know, anderson, he has not been anywhere like this. there is no other place like this. and he will be nowhere else on this trip, and maybe anywhere in the world, that has this kind of significance. to stand at that reflecting pool, as you and i have many times, to look down and remember what was there. up until now, this has been a tour of celebration for pope francis, but now he is dealing with one of the darkest moments in american history, at least, and it will be very interesting to see how he processes it. it was so important for him to meet with the families. they were added to this. he wanted to make sure he met with them before he did any

of which former michael mayor michael bloomberg is a supporter.nld by andy parker, father of alison park he who was shot and killed while on the air in roane oklahoma, virginia. andy parker has inspired the social media campaign, whatever it takes which has become a rallying cry for gun safety advocates. today, he vowed to fight any member of congress who opposes his effort to expand back ground checks on gun sales. >> folks, that is what it will take to bring about change. keeping the pressure on our lawmakers until they do the right thing. just doing the right thing. if they don't, we will find their replace many. >> the most recent data from pew research shows support has dropped 20 percentage points from 1999. from 66% to 46%. despite that drop, 85% of americans say they favor expanded back ground checks on gun purchases. according to the brady campaign, an estimated 40% of guns are sold today without back ground checks. 40%. i'm joenld by moms demand action and andy parker, father of alison parker. shannon, every time we go to a new horror, w

coming up later on "bloomberg surveillance" michael joins us in the next hour. rning everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." we have an important interview coming up on lehman brothers on this anniversary. we will get to that any moment. "bloomberg surveillance" this morning is brought to you by invesco. your alternative questions can be sent in. we thank them for their support this morning. we look at a viewer quiet -- at a quiet screen. it was not like that right? michael: now it was not. everything central base have done since lehman brothers filed for bankruptcy, still struggling to get some traction. and very strong case is made that it is time for the fed to raise rates. you suggest all the global debt that we have now in the wake of the lehman brothers and the great recession has merely pawned future growth. we have not deleveraged or clear the markets. >> absolutely. has hasst part is it created an almost parallel society where the financial but theve done well whole strategy from the federal reserve and other central bank ever to support 20% of the economy.

believes any democrat besides clinton that gets into the race will win, whether that's him to michael bloombergs intention is there is room -- >> cuban would beat hillary. that's not just because i am a "shark tank" fan. >> this is friday night. trump may made an appearance on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon. >> okay. interview time. we know question, are you ready for the republican debate next week? >> you know, the truth is, i'm always ready. it's really going to be a big debate, but i'm always ready. >> it's not big, it's huge! huge, huge, huge, huge, huge! >> the ratings were huge, but when does it have to turn into policy? >> well, that's a great question. i mean, i think the danger with something, a skit like that is at a certain point, trump is at -- you know, running the risk of jumping the shark. and, you know, we've said trump has jumped the shark at least a dozen times before and his poll numbers only go up. but at a certain point, what voters are now looking for is to see what trump's actual policy proposals are because they're get something sort of familiar with the routine.

. >> usually a democrat in this city don't have a problem getting elected, rudy guiliani and michael bloomberg>> i think new york city is very unique. other than deblasio, the last 20 years have been republican mayors. the city wants to be managed well. residents want the city managed well. they want a mayor to tell the truth to them as well. i think one of the challenges is that deblasio identifies problems, then comes up with untrue optical illusions to answer these questions. he's been running around saying "the tale the two cities." >> he's talking about running for president. >> he's talking going to iowa. >> he should be here. >> absolutely. it deserves 100% of your attention. >> if you do announce, will you announce it here? >> i will. >> i'm holding you to that. thank you very much. obama fundraiser, a very pragmatic guy. we have to talk. no nuts need apply. there's a crazy concept. john mccain on this whole russia-syria-us mess. who is on first? he wants to know who is looking after the united states, next. >>> it's time to president obama woke up to the realities in the world and we

warren buffet, bill gates and michael bloomberg. jennifer griffin joins us.nbelievable, jennifer. >> it's unbelievable. it's no coincidence, greta, that not only did the the english magazine on the beak on the president. the beak refers to the battle won by 00man empire in the 1 is 19 century. 11 issue. what makes this issue so horrific it has inside a side-by-side two kidnapped prisoners one from norway and one for china. they are being offered for sale online. a telegram number is provided should anyone want to buy these prisoners. presumably they are being held in syria. the advertisement adds limited time offer. a reminder of how very sick these isis captors are. late tonight the prime minister of norway tweeted out a response about the norwegian prisoner who appears in the magazine. he was kidnapped last january, we're told that norwegian leader said they have been working tirelessly to free him from his isis captors. not to be outdone al qaeda in the arabian peninsula published its own english edition of unexpire magazine. that's the same magazine that

. >> among those on that hit list bill gates, warren buffet, the koch brothers and michael bloomberg.the jihad on the march. >> this is coming two days before 9/11 thrvettle is a movement. it's not just a group of individuals. >> i have talked to officials who compare this to mount everest of daily propaganda. >> the obama administration and other western powers have no idea how to deal with it. >> i think we are going to be fighting this for a long, long time. >> and the world is suffering drastic consequences. >> terrorist vs. terrorist one day before the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. al qaeda is now declaring war on isis. in a newly released message leader takes aim at al baghdadi calling state illegitimate. may team up with isis against the west. a navy seal who has killed bin laden al qaeda's former leader and the mastermind of 9/11. nice to see you, rob, you are a humble man. and since you are the only one here i want to thank you on the eve of 9/11. i think all of us are so glad he is dead. >> thanks for having me and everyone that's involved from the the guys going through