wrap up around 7:00 but a chance it could go later as michael stanley is performing at 6:25. back to you. >> always a great day and especially with the weather, it is great to >>> standed on an island, how boaters are recovering after being stranded. >>> how hernandez was she's one of the wealthiest women in politics. combined income: thirty million dollars. tours the world on private jets. protected by armed guards for thirty years. but she doesn't believe in your right to keep a gun at home for self-defense. "i fully appreciate how hard life is an out of touch hypocrite. she'd leave you defenseless. the nra political victory fund is responsible >>> welcome back. the u.s. coast guard says two stranded men were rescued after their sos was located. the two had no emergency equipment and they were picked up and taken to a patrol boat. they departed on august 17th and were stranded ever since. >>> hillary clinton has received her first national security briefing as the democratic president nominee. donald trump had his first top secret brie month. presidential nominees are given

musicians, radio personalty and cleveland native michael stanley performing this year and shares the importance of the gardens. >> having lived on the east traveling through, you notice some things but if you stop and get out and check out the things that are here, it's an amazing thing. the park itself is beautiful. and this will be a nice celebration. and hopefully an eye-opener for some people who don't know it exists. >> this is the one special occasion when all the gardens come together to celebrate through flags and ceremonies, food and so much more. each year, the event reflects the garden's theme peace through mutund and here's the most important information, one world day festivities start at 11:00 and wrap up around 7:00. it's free to walk around enjoy. and there's free parking in the medical center's parking lot. they're on east 105th street. free shuttle services from there or you can park at the cleveland metro parks north gate at gordon park and walk to the gardens from there. your third option, get lucky maureen-- >> all right, definitely an event to check out. >>> sti

michael stanley... rear-ended a motorcycle near warm spring and eastgate. the collision forced the rider into a guard rail causing massive injuries. the rider was pronounced dead at the scene. as for stanley... he now faces a d-u-i death charge as well as a charge for leaving the scene./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> the man police say is behind henderson's sixth death is expected in court tomorrow. you'll remember yesterday police say michael lanunziata shot a nevada state drive and the 95. lanunziata is currently being held on a 250 thousand dollar bail on an open murder charge./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> tonight we're getting a look at the 48 year old man who died from an apparent scuba diving accident at lake mead yesterday. we're told fred arnold the third was a veteran officer in tampa florida. he served on their force for 27 years. officer and his family saying in part: "he volunteered countless hours to mentoring young teens in our police explorer program. he will truly be missed." as for the woman who lost her life at lake earlier today... she has not ye

police say 38-year-old michael stanley was speeding down warm springs near the 95 when he rear ended the motorcycle. the 52-year-old motorcyclist was ejected from his bike and died police say stanley drove away from the scene and then tried orun away. >> here is a live look at mccarran airport where air traffic controllers started using a brand-new control tower today, 352 feet tall, it cost $99 million to build. the switch from the current tower started in the early morning hours. the tower's opening is more than a year behind schedule. work started way back in may of 2011 but was stalled by two construction error. the new tower will better help mccarran handle air traffic as more and more visitors passed through las vegas. last year, mccarran handled 530,000 flights, nearly four times as many than in 1983 when the old tower opened. >> we are getting the look at the man who stripped down to his underwear, testing positive for meth after he scaled an eight foot tall barbed wire fence, stole an airport truck and rammed it into a southwest airlines jet. none of the 18 passengers was in

henderson police say 38-year-old michael stanley was speeding when he rear ended a motorcycle saturday night. the motocyclist was thrown from his bike and did not survive. police say the valley is a bit safer this morning after the arrest of an armed robber stores. police arrested bailey hall after he robbed four fast food restaurants and convenience stores in las vegas and north las veags. you're looking at surveillance images of him with a mask and a gun. he's facing about a dozen charges. in this morning's your voice your vote political coverage. donald trump says he will be making a major speech on illegal immigration this week. all this after speculation the republican presidential candidate was softening his vice-presidential nominee) "let's be very clear - nothing immigration.. butted with (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "the first thing i'm going to do, the first piece of paper that i'm going to sign is we're going to get rid of these people day one." trump tweeted yesterday he'll be making his immigration speech in arizona wednesday. in arizona wednesday. hillary cli

henderson police say -- michael stanley -- hit a man on a motorcycle -- near warm springs and eastgate. the rider died. this was at about nine -- last night. warm springs was closed in both directions -- for about five hours. a man -- accused of robbing several stores -- around the valley -- is off the streets tonight. metro -- arresting bailey hall this week. with a mask and revolver. they say -- he knocked off four- fast food restaurants and convenience stores -- in las vegas and north las vegas. he's facing about a dozen charges. the first day of school -- starts bright and early tomorrow morning. but some clark-county kids -- won't able to ride the yellow school bus to class this year. the district -- cut bus service to magnet schools. those students will have to get a lift from their parents -- or ride r-t-c buses. police and state troopers -- around the valley -- will be officers will be looking for drivers -- who don't stop for pedestrians -- and people who don't use crosswalks. extra patrols -- starting today -- running through tomorrow -- from six in the morning -- until four

senate majority pac is responsible for the content police day michael stanley hit a man on a motorcycle near warm springs and east gate saturday night. the 52 year old rider died at the scene. police say after the crash stanley drove off, and then tried to ditch his car and take off on foot. he was eventually arrested by henderson police. . the i-15 was backed up for hours yesterday morning... while running across the freeway. officers were called out to the scene near flamingo around 8 a-m. no word yet on why the man was trying to cross the interstate. the person driving the car that hit him was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. new this morning... the widow of the arizona rancher killed during that armed standoff in oregon with the bundy brothers... is now planning on suing the police and two f-b-i agents. the attorney for lavoy finicum's wife says the lawsuit hasn't been filed yet, but they are pursuing it "with was fatally shot during a confrontation with officers and fbi agents. the officers say they opened fire after finicum reached for the gun inside his jacket. prosecut

henderson police say michael stanley hit a man on a motorcycle near warm springs and eastgate saturday night. the man was thrown from his bi meanwhile, a man accused of robbing several stores around the valley is off the streets this morning. metro says baily hall is seen in these surveillance images with a mask and revolver.. they say he robbed 4 fast-food restaurants and convenience stores in las vegas and north las vegas. hall is now facing about a dozen charges. a man is dead this morning after a car plowed into while he ran across a busy freeway. it happened yesterday morning on the 15 near flamingo. you can see from our freeway cameras that traffic was back up for hours. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the person driving the car that hit him was to the hospital with minor injuries. :15-:18 pause for nats new video in overnight of a terrifying scene on the strip over the weekend. police say a man was shot right in front of planet hollywood. this morning the victim is recovering while the gunman is still on the run. police swarmed the strip just officers say the two men w

morgan stanley. michael goerng to you. >> thanks for joining us.ll the focus was what to expect and what we heard from janet yellen. we get more data coming out. >> right. >> is that more important and could that, if it was strong, solidify the new expectation that is september is on the table? >> the fed goes out of its way, particularly to -- up every meeting. they achieve that of with fischer's comments about two hikes i think it has to be an extraordinarily strong report. sort of a 250-plus. further gains on inflation metrics. to really get september over the hump. it's a big ask right now. to the earlier discussion you guys were having about the political dimension of the fed, i do really wonder -- i mean, this is a thing you talk about at the cocktail party, whether they can push a hike. trump is down but certainly not out. that can't be too far from the mind -- >> is that really what you talk about at cocktail parties? >> i was going to say. [ inaudible ] >> mike, how vulnerable are u.s. stocks to a probability of september and december as r

michael mckee will be there. alix was saying , if you look at what stanley fischer was saying you could interpreted either way.measuring things, that is dovish, or near the targets, that is hawkish. tom: we will get sir howard debbie's conversation out on our itunes podcast this morning. we continue with mohamed el-erian. must watch and listen worldwide. bloomberg surveillance. ♪ one healthy acquisition. pfizer will buy medivation for $14 billion, 20% premium. d stanley fischer says the central bank is close to meeting its targets. investors will look for more clues at jackson hole. oda says: governor kurdo there is a chance of easing at next month's policy meeting. we are live, of course, from new york city. the vice chair, giving us an appetizer. alix: it is so interesting how the markets interpret it. hikehawkish, he wants to sooner than later but he said none of those things. the u.s. growth is not going to be as bad we thought. he spent a lot of time talking about productivity. jonathan: he said the

janet yellen and stanley fischer all saying they are closer to their target. michaelart that is telling a different story. what could it be? this is bloomberg. ♪ --x: "bloomberg ." thi this is "bloomberg ." janet yellener in same effect closer to their innovation goals, but this chart says it's a problem. the blue line continues to move higher. how do you solve that gap? joining us now to discuss his michael pond, the head of global inflation linked research at barclays. you are the man. what will help expectations catch up? michael: we believe it is hard for it to move up meaningfully at the same time that the fed talks about tightening. it is a fed that has missed its inflation goal for eight years in a road now. alix: do i hear that your flesh and targets will be 4% coming down the line? michael: not at all. minutes thatin 10 core pce inflation came in at 1.5% month over month. that is the 90th time at of the past 94 that the fed has missed its target to the downside. to yet, they're likely tighten in september, at least as long as the jobs number comes in

stanley. >>> take a look at the nasdaq, surging nearly 2% and hitting a fresh high in today's session. which names will help drive this rally higher? michaelto have you. what's changed over the past six months? has sentiment changed or manager really fundamentally changed? >> i think it's both, melissa. great to be here. if you look at the fist half of the year, the biotech stocks were hit so hard on drug pricing concerning and tweets and these stocks have been big underperformers. when you look at the second out of the year, people are climbing the wall of worry on drug pricing. people have di jekted the political rhetoric. today, president obaositive ear week out of celgene and amgen and people are tarting to realize it was too much doomsday. good fundamentals, earnings and clinical data and a recovery. these stocks are still down year to date. they can get back up to even by the end of the year. >> you're highlighting though a few stocks here. celgene, vertex, as well as kite. do you think that these stocks will outperform the group? do you think basically, the entire group will lift or will it be be a stock specific sort of action that

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michael mckee. caroline: we are digging into the great debate of the fed. will it raise rates during their september meeting? something jackson hole set the stage for a hike. morgan stanleyno. joining us from morgan stanley is matthew hornbach. fed inig into the september. do you see any sort of payroll number, the number coming out on friday that will change your opinion on whether the fed hikes? view is that the labor market is fine. the fed participants believe that. a strong number could increase the market implied probabilities of a rate hike in september. fed is going to look through that and focus on inflation numbers. those have been disappointing. not only in the united states, canalso outside, where you see inflation numbers disappointed in europe and last week they disappointed in japan. there is a global disinflation or a trend we think the fed is not going to be able to ignore in september. caroline: are you looking at the data when you anticipate a fed hike? it is difficult to read the views coming from the different members. they all seem to say something different. at the data.o look this is what we heard from stanley fischer, that the fed is going to be