coll jean collin john michael collins michael l. collins thomas j. collins joseph collison patricia malia colodner linda m. colon sol e. colon >> and my brother, y edward riley. loving son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend. we miss you and love you dearly. and may god bless all of the first responders and all u.s. armed forces who put their life on the line to keep us safe every day. god bless. >> and my cousin, firefighter steve belson who dedicated his life, first as a lifeguard, then as the braves member of the new york city fire department, also known as mr. lacker of 24. god bless the united states of america. [applause] [reading names] ronald edward comer jaime concepcion albert conde denease conley susan p. conlon margaret mary conner cynthia marie lise connolly john e. connolly, jr. james lee connor jonathan m. connors kevin patrick connors kevin f. conroy brenda e. conway dennis michael cook helen d. cook john a. cooper joseph john coppo, jr. gerard j. coppola joseph albert corbett alejandro cordero robert cordice ruben d. correa danny a.

michael john. michael john. tied joseph. dejesus. road lint. michael benjamin packer. diana. anthony. alan. christopher matt you. -- matthew. paul. john. edward joseph. salvatore. james nicholas poppet george her crowberry. -- marie. maya hero and my life than shining armor. >> my son and anthony we miss every day. we love him very dearly. >> james wendell. debra every harris. george harris. with philip parker. michael parks. robert parks, jr. robert. diane marie parsons. michael. gerald. loris robert. suzanne. stephen bennett patterson. james matthew patrick. man well. bernard patterson. clifford patterson, jr.. sierra marie. robert patterson. james robert fall. victor hugo. stacey linn. richard allen perlman. thomas nicholas. thomas. todd m. douglas. mike adrian. anthony. age-old. robert. hi richard turco. >> my cousin firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvatore. carl al

lynch >> michael cameron lynch >> michael francis lynch >> michael francis lynch >> richard d. lynch jr. >> and my father, battalion chief hazmat operations john joseph fanning. we all love and miss you terribly. you are my strength, guardian angel, and the reason i never give up. i am so proud to be your daughter and to be named after you. i truly hope you are proud of the person i am today. and to your beautiful granddaughter kila who you never met, she hears about her grandpa jack all the time and your nephew steven flew in from vegas to be with you today. to my three fellow new york state court officers who perished on that terrible day, may you rest in peace. >> and my sister juanita lee. nina, we miss you every day. not a day goes by that we don't think about you. you would be proud of your daughter nicki, who's doing a beautiful job raising your brilliant and beautiful granddaughter. continue to be our angel and watch over us until we meet again, sister. >> robert henry lynch jr. >> sean p. binch. >> sean patrick lynch. >> terrance m. lynch. >> michael j. lyons. >> monic

michael. and drew. caesar.d friend and companion from company to 30. >> and my father firefighter kevin smith from has met one words cannot explain how mature missed every day and with great honor to follow in your footsteps and carry on your legacy is one of new york's bravest premise you so much and wish you were here. house. el, fomas gar[sugwiteghay. >> michael gould. douglas allen. john richard. christopher michael brady. edwin. david martin. gilbert franco. warren. elvira. winston arthur grant. christopher. james michael gray. john. timothy george. waited green. one detonate up. either pain and greenberg. donald freeman green. gael greene. james r. third greenies, jr. >> my brother jimmy james murphy. your sense of humor and infectious bearer by in our lives. i miss you. >> get never good friend of james, said jimmy you were sorely missed. >> i've been marcia. elizabeth martin. denise marie gregory. donald and gregory. florence's gregory. pedro. john michael griffin. joan m. donald griffith. warren. ramon

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michael. and drew. caesar.d friend and companion from company to 30. >> and my father firefighter kevin smith from has met one words cannot explain how mature missed every day and with great honor to follow in your footsteps and carry on your legacy is one of new york's bravest premise you so much and wish you were here. house. el, fomas gar[sugwiteghay. >> michael gould. douglas allen. john richard. christopher michael brady. edwin. david martin. gilbert franco. warren. elvira. winston arthur grant. christopher. james michael gray. john. timothy george. waited green. one detonate up. either pain and greenberg. donald freeman green. gael greene. james r. third greenies, jr. >> my brother jimmy james murphy. your sense of humor and infectious bearer by in our lives. i miss you. >> get never good friend of james, said jimmy you were sorely missed. >> i've been marcia. elizabeth martin. denise marie gregory. donald and gregory. florence's gregory. pedro. john michael griffin. joan m. donald griffith. warren. ramon

michael john. michael john. tied joseph. dejesus. road lint. michael benjamin packer. diana.hard. frank anthony. alan. christopher matt you. -- matthew. paul. john. edward joseph. salvatore. james nicholas poppet george her crowberry. -- marie. maya hero and my life than shining armor. >> my son and anthony we miss every day. we love him very dearly. >> james wendell. debra every harris. george harris. with philip parker. michael parks. robert parks, jr. robert. diane marie parsons. michael. gerald. loris robert. suzanne. stephen bennett patterson. james matthew patrick. man well. bernard patterson. clifford patterson, jr.. sierra marie. robert patterson. james robert fall. victor hugo. stacey linn. richard allen perlman. thomas nicholas. thomas. todd m. douglas. mike adrian. anthony. age-old. robert. hi richard turco. >> my cousin firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvato

michael. >> and my brother michael joseph.ter your beautiful spirit as well remains with this to and within us. nigel thompson and. raymond sort and now john patrick. of mary ellen. william randolph. steven edward. michael. robert frank. michele. felicia. john tobin. thorez. eduardo torres. amy elizabeth. daniel patrick trench. james anthony. maryborough. -- barbara. michael. francis joseph and. william, jr.. michael. simon james turner. robert. jennifer. j. >> my nephew we miss you. from your family i love you. your mom says love you. >> and to my son to we love the end of this so much parity were in the safest place you could ever be. right here in mommy's heart. we -- we love you, we miss you dearly. [applause] tyler victor. alan. ivan. carlton the second. erica. daniel. john charles. >> archangel. >> peter. jorge. lawrence. christopher james. matthew gilbert. roberts and anthony. missile last victoria. john. joseph vincent. joseph very. sergio gabrielle melissa renee. francine. lawrence. joseph gerard. joshua. lynette's. a

michael boiling michael cdc michael michael dj michael michael e brendon con. >> michael e rousht michael edward robert michael f michael f lynch michael d michael h. hobbs michael j. crawling i didn't michael j. michael j. alliance michael j. putting con interest michael healy were michael al pack important michael paul michael scott harry low. >> michael thank you for your time carl roll arrest michael thank you for your time michael thank you for your time ross 0. >> michael thomas michael vernon. >> michael neil joseph levy and nicole's dj nicole's thank you for your time arrest oreo patrick dj burns patrick j. brown patrick j. pacific j. waters paul, paul rue beck arrest will paul paul j. a.m. event paul madam clerk beyers paul mccartney richard mary citizen 10 peter a. peter a. nielsen peter anthony investigating gay. >> peter cdc martin peter j. peter halls pr peter phil s. eddy bruce raymond e murphy raymond e downey raymond right direction joke richards do richard a. richard dj and then rikd junior rikd thank you for your time downey junior robert robert p, king junior robert go

michael d.ullan dennis michael mulligan peter james mulligan michael joseph mullin james donald munhall nancy muniz carlos munoz francisco heladio munoz theresa munson robert m. murach cesar augusto murillo marc a. murolo brian joseph murphy charles anthony murphy christopher w. murphy edward charles murphy james f. murphy iv james thomas murphy kevin james murphy patrick sean murphy raymond e. murphy >> and my uncle, a loving husband and brother and father and son, would you be so proud of how big your caroline has gotten and your paul and niece cassidy. you are not a victim, you are considered a hero. we love and miss you every day. >> my grandfather, michael sand phillip, who i sadly missed meeting by only three months but feel special being named after. >> robert eddie murphy jr. john joseph murray john joseph murray susan d. murray valerie victoria murray richard todd myhre. robert b. nagel mildred rose naiman takuya nakamura alexander john robert napier frank joseph naples iii john phillip

michael: we just did.itulation that occurs historically at the first game of the world series. we are starting to look for opportunities, but i don't think it is over. bring -- what you bring is a wonderful sense of history. you have a shocking single sentence in your note. the gyrations and instabilities of today remind you of another time and place of one george soros, which is back in little bit. those of us of a certain vintage set up a little straight when you say something like that. scott: all of these currencies in the world are pegged. you can buy put options for the premium. for a 1%-2% if you think about the nature of the bet, if you consider the fact that the chinese economy is aowing, you sort of have whole -- pulse on the situation. you can make outsized gains for little cost or risk of losing money. michael: can i back up a little bit? you mentioned china. do you invest in china? yes, you could make an argument that they should do something or the currency needs to do something, but when you

michael: good morning. another volatile week of trading comes to a somber end as we mark the 14th anniversary of 9/11 -- today on "surveillance." i am michael mckee, along with tom keene. moments of silence throughout the morning as new york remembers the terrorist attacks of 2001. markets are lower out of the world, except in china, which finished up .1 percent today. mimihe u.s., the s&p 500 e- futures are trading lower right now. the dows off point to 5%. .4%.q down in europe, the stoxx 600 is off .8%% -- 2.81 points, decline on the day of the dax in .8%, asdown 79 points, well. the russian ruble is falling after the central bank there held the benchmark rank and changed for the first time this year, at 11%. 68.08 to six.for the brazilian real continues to trade a little bit lower, unchanged at the moment. that country getting downgraded yesterday. financial markets in trouble there. the euro going to $1.1270. the yield in the yes, dust in the u.s., 2.2% to the five-year -- 73 basis points for your two-y

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with me, michael mckee. michael, the two-year yield, does that signal that janet yellen has to act? michael: if the fed were going to raise rates -- that is not seem to be the market perception. other factors seem to be at work. tom: 93 degrees yesterday. it was a good time to get a cold. michael: only you could do that. the markets are better. that is a good thing. tom: let's get top headlines with ramy inocencio. ro globale is a stock to talk about. japan's prime minister, shinzo -- pledged to lower corporate tax rates. the shenzhen composite index rose more than 3%. that is its second gain in a row. indicate u.s. stocks will open higher. s&p 500 closed that more than 2% yesterday. europe is being told it is time to act, and governments must take in 160,000 refugees from northern africa and the middle east. european commission president jean-claude juncker urge to the continent to share the burden. he spoke to the european union in france. >> all of us should remember that europe is a continent where nearly everyone has at one time been a refugee. our common history is marked by m

michael: i was just trying to be nice. ray: stepping back in management, not stepping back investments. i am an addict, i started at 12. i can't stop, i love the game. i will always be playing the game. michael: do you have a succession plan in place? ray: bob prince, who has worked with me for 27 years, i think he is 55. greg jensen has worked with me for 17 years and he just turned 40. and i have a lot of people who have been there a long time and we have all played the game. tom: alan mullally has an historic meeting. everybody runs a company differently. everybody has a style. when you have a meeting at bridgewater, with the incredibly trained individuals you choose to hire, how do you inject humility into the meeting? ray: the business we are in teaches us that. we have a very unusual culture. tom: we do not have that at bloomberg. ray: it is a total meritocracy. there is nothing hidden. it is a very straightforward way. that is why a lot of people come there. everyone has the right to make sense of anything. there is

-- -- you cannot michael: michael: you cannot buy a german two-year. ray: the effectiveness of monetary policy comes through the currency. when the person who is receiving the cash has to do something, it pressure-- there is a to move it out to the country. if you look at us, we have very high rates in the world by comparison to those in europe and japan. it comes to the currency. if you cannot have interest rate moves, you have to have currency moves. to this video get from economic principles. work. why don't you introduce the video that we have got? michael: ray has put together a video and it has been a huge hit. the arianalike grande of economics. michael: here is a segment. ray: that accumulated knowledge raises our living standards. we call this productivity growth. those who are hard-working raise their productivity and living standards faster than those who are complacent and lazy. that is not necessarily true over the short run. productivity letters most in the long run and credit matters most in the short run. it is not a big driver of econo

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michael mckee and tom keene.his is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ tom: this is as close to a and fedter of market that we have. the two-year, 0.72. that is a yield that is elevated but not yet breaking out as the parlor game to september 17 continues. i michael mckee -- now, michael mckee. rubicon for the bond market is next week when the fed needs. with a -- when the fed meets. joseph stiglitz arguing strongly that they should not raise rates. the call right now is not a close one -- on the contrary, it is as close to a no-brainer as such decisions can be. now is not the time to tighten credit and slow down the economy . an interesting piece, but it is surprisingly full of errors for someone like joseph stiglitz. he suggests financiers and corporate executives paid to go to the jackson hole meetings -- that is not correct. he talks about earnings being down 5% this year. from january they are down, but on a year over year basis, they are up significantly, and he makes this case that the fed is going to raise rates

michael: it never ends.ready to listen, call visit commonwealth.com to learn more. it is a busy data week. today and tomorrow, adp, 200,000 jobs. steve says. and we could use that. -- a yawner. build of the is speaking at this hour on market liquidity. the fed distorting what is going on in the markets these days. are they? the headlines, it is on bond liquidity and fed qe may have affected recent measures of liquidity. it did not move the markets all that much. >> when you talk to most on traders, they will tell you it has had a secondary impact and increased low on the bond market. the question is whether this is the right information going change worth this has to going forward. it is something that needs to change going forward. tom: you look at the behavior of america. what does that mean, first of all? >> leverage can be good and bad. if you have too much leverage, a short duration structure, yourng over the debt, credit quality is going down. the higher your credit score is, the better you are. the mo

michael: long and painful. think you would have to argue that the said moving on rate pressure on the dollar, which would keep pressure on it, so i think mainly it is about their own internal dynamics. joe: what about these warnings, the fed rate hike, hurting emerging markets, but we're already seeing this selloff. is the more pain to come because of a possible rate hike? michael: it is a third domino. the u.s. is the third domino to go in 2008 and 2009, and then europe afterwards, so this, to me, is the third followthrough. china is feeling it right now, so we are arguing about the pace. if it is a slow, gradual cycle, i would not say there is a tremendous amount of difficulty. if the fed march is faster than people expect, that is where you can get that downside. that keepsat is it you up at night? is it something entirely different? michael: it is really china. a much faster slowdown in growth, and then that becomes problematic for all of asia. economists are describing this as a trade recession, soap growt

michael: now it was not.ne 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. they provided 90% of all credit and 100% of all political capital to these 20%. the problem with that is that the industry itself, the big corporations create merely 15% of all jobs and 0% of all productivity. on the other side of the economy, 80% of the 15% of the credit, and 0% in terms of capital. those sectors are what create productivity and growth. reason we are in this dismal growth scenario is we sort of created a deficit on growth

michael: that is true.trowel and what mari borrow -- challenges and what mary barra robert: has done -- she raised the bar -- tom: with all the g.m. challenges and what mary barra has done -- robert: she raised the bar. and to put all the structures in place to make sure that does not happen again -- she has done a great job. tom: you see the turnaround, the good move competition between gm and ford and the rest, where do you see the american auto industry in five years when you have got vw in tennessee, carolina, and many others manufacturers? robert:robert: you have got to here.es putting plants you have got a plethora of competition. they see this as a very attractive market. have the customer centricity that they had. the aspirational interior design we were talking about, so they saw an opportunity to come in. they will be competitive. tom: bob nardelli, thank you so much. michael mckee on the pope. the pope will arrive at the white house about an hour from now. it will be interesting to see if he pull

michael: a short ride. michael: if you sold in may and went away, it is time to come back. we will start with ray tonight. interestingly enough, you begin your career on the golf course in finance. ray: let's just describe the machine. it's a very simple machine. if the same for an individual. the country is nothing more than a collection of individuals. a country is nothing more than the collection of its individuals or companies. there are three main factors. productivity, which produces income. you can spend what you earn. what you earn is a function of your productivity. for the country, it is the same as individuals. work hard, well-educated, you can be more productive if you work harder or if you are more creative. we have debt cycles and there are two major debt cycles. there's a short-term debt cycle. which we are used to. recession, fed eases. what they do is they increase the spread between the short-term interest rate and the return of other assets. as a result, money goes out into the system. when we are bidding on first asset prices, we make items that are chea

the assignment was to study issues exposed by the death of michael brown on august 9th, 2014.he underlying issues and social conditions that led to that incident here in our region. and to recognise that it had to do with immediate issues of lawen force: racial equity, but it had to do with other issues, including inequities in transportation, education, urban and community stability, all of these things had to be assessed at some level. we accepted the charge, not just on what was in executive order, that created the commission, but the community's charge to have a deliberative and transparent process to make sure they were included in every step, and produce a report that this specific policy recommendations that were unflinching, transformative, and that have -- if instituted, would put us on a path closer to racial equity. we have done that with the document, with the process which we believe was part of the product as well. and now we can see the work towards implementation and translation into community policy, and partnership with all of the neighbours. >> you say that

michael: we think you need a lot of policy support. come back, in the annals of inequality, which standard bearer for the left which just assumed a position of real power suggested that there ought to be a maximum wage estuary that answer, when we return. ♪ scarlet: m scarlet fu. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" which politician suggested there ought to be a maximum wage? jeremy corbin was referring to the u.k.. is fascinating -- this intersection of new media and radicals being elected all over the place will stop -- all over the place. you have been out front on this from the get go. let's get to some top headlines. we begin with bernie sanders, surging to double-digit leads in iowa and new hampshire. a new poll shows him 10 percentage point ahead of hillary clinton and he has a 22 point edge in new hampshire. joe biden ist third in both states even though he is not officially in the race. joe: facebook says it is stepping up efforts to target racist post on its website. posts andargeting monitoring suspects will hated --

michael: it's both.case-specific instance of bank of america and the need for them to have strong and independent leaders as they change with our renew and ultimately with the strategic side of our company going forward. michael: how do you think it's bank of improv for america shareholders? michael: talking about the strategy and leadership that can occur when off 360-kind of thinking on the board which can't come from the c.e.o. so it's really going to be making the long-term decisions. michael: this is in response to the company having a vote because the company had separated the two jobs then put them back together in october. is this something that should be done by every company? separating these jobs? and what does it say about shareholder pressure, shareholder activism going forward? michael: certainly a lot of investors believe the two positions should be separate it really comes down to very large companies and you really need the head of that table to be led by an independent director. so it's

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michael: i did. mr. findley: it's a way to enrich the young people of america that has no equal in the other place in the country. frank obviously has a lot of friends and family here. do you have time for a story? michael: of course. mrs. corbin, who is in the background in this picture, she told me a wonderful story about her home life. her family was well-to-do compared with other neighborhood. that, she would often go to the house next door to make a phone call. she kept up-to-date pretty well on everything that happens there and she encountered this early in her life. she encountered an example of thatidelity african-americans once held for the party of lincoln, namely the republican party. illustrates that while a vast and i has come about -- mention this because dave jones stands out in my memory as a republican county chairman, that this is to bring blacks back into the party. south camefrom the and invited a stranger to have supper that night and the meal progressed well. at one point, the stran

here's michael mckee. michael: why would you want to run for president? one of the problems out there. about meeting with xi jinping the last week. times," american and chinese presidents do not really know how to talk to each other. they are like computers on different operating systems. he points out all the different ways the country's think differently. we think of american exceptionalism and they think of communitarianism. both countries like to think of themselves as the preeminent force in the world and that is a situation that cannot continue. it: was the chinese that is -- was the chinese visit diminished because of the pope? michael: that is a public relations aspect. the real work is getting done inside the white house. chinese were upset about this, it took xi jinping at the -- out of the headlines. xi jinping was meant to be red obama,t act on cyber by he went to washington state with the tech executives. split because we would rather have the money than the clean conscience? ian: you have american corporations saying we want to do business a

michael: this is great. coupon payment on monday, on a dutch water in 1648. bond issued and $163. the authority issued the bond in 1648. they are still making payments. tom: i just finished a book on this area. the tensions between the dutch and the english, the number one thing i learned in the book was traffic back and forth across the atlantic from yell, from boston, from new haven, and from new york, it is much greater. they got on the delta shuttle in the 17th century just like we did. but it was normal for an institution like yell -- like yale. surveillance back then was awesome. for those of you who point out yell did not exist when the bond was issued, yell ought the bond in 2000 three as an artifact but apparently realized it was still a paying ed the watert authority and said, yes, we will be happy to pay you a check. we will bring in nick now, the chief margaret -- market strategist for converge ex. you have listed great stuff p or market reaction to what the fed will do, which i guess is question

vo pero quien era en realidad michael? acuerdo a la abogada de su familia el habia estado sufriendo de padecimient mentales la mayor parte de su vida adulta... era bipolar y esquizofrenico.. en varias ocasiones fue a dar a la carcel por robo y uso de drogas.. pero no era una persona mala.. al contrario lo describen como un chico dulce... se graduo de la preparatoria, no fue a la universidad y no tenia una carrera profesional... su padre era ingeniero civiy oficial del ejercito... debo a eso michael y su familia se mudaban constantemente. .. pero aqui en california tenian aproximadamente 8 anos..a mayor parte del tiempo estuvo aqui en san jose ... sus dos hermanas, las unicas sobrevivientes de la familia de michael, viven en la costa este del pais.. su madre murio en el 2013 y su padre en el 2014... usted seguramente ya esta enterado que los tres sospechosos de su muerte estan ya bajo arresto.. se trata de matthew farris, jereh lubrin y rafael rodriguez... custodios de la carcel de santa clara... supuestamente mataron a mic

and how was michael? i got to meet him quickly once. >> michael, michael, the great michael. >> jimmy: he really was. >> he actually was a little nervous with filming in harlem, because we filmed some of the "bad" video right there in harlem. ironically on the same block we filmed some of the "new jack city." >> jimmy: really? >> he was nervous, 'cause the fans were a little ambivalent with him. some of them loved him. some of them hated him. so, you'd hear them literally yelling out, "michael jackson, we love you!" "oh my god, michael jackson, i wanna have your baby, oh my god!" you had other people going, "michael jackson, you ain't beep." michael jackson, you ain't never come back to the hood." "michael jackson, what are you doing for us?" [ laughter ] "hell with michael jackson!" >> jimmy: really? >> so, michael turned to me and he's like, "are you scared?" [ laughter and applause ] i was like, "yo, mike, what are you talking about?" "are you scared? i mean, are you scared?" i'm like, "no, mike, this is harlem, baby. this is where we grew up. you know they love you. reall

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michael mckee, are you going to be in washington? michael: on thursday, yes. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. so much is going on in international relations and economic as we go to the fed day thursday. -- top headlines, in the red this morning, down 1.9%. the longest rally since june. this is after week chinese industrial production week concerns over an economic slowdown in the world's's largest consumer of copper. copperhead finish higher in four straight sessions. copper's nexts move, the chief market strategist joins us from the cme. there has been some recovery over the course of september in copper. what happened to make it fall off this morning? >> you make a great point when you talk about chinese data affecting copper. that has been the story not only since the devaluation but also since mid-2014 when you saw some out of large chinese solar giant hitting copper at 7.5% at that point. the largest purchaser of copper is china. if the weakness comes in any a veryhan 7%, there is high correlation to copper prices and what china'

michael: no.ne important point is we should not forget the labor market is unambiguous, the signals they are giving. we talked about it should not just be the unemployment rate. are at thearket non-accelerating rate. employmentre of full . the unemployment rate on its own doesn't justify an emergency policy. it doesn't justify easing policy. i think it is very unambiguous. inflation, it is a lot harder. headline inflation very weak as we know. one of the things we catch, we look at online prices. we can see they are declining quickly this month here at that is a concern. we see it is all energy. headline inflation ok. core inflation, could be a little higher. not a massive problem. inflation expectations. very interesting. we need to focus on the five-year expectations. they are very low. they are at a level that is concerning. it is interesting that the feds are talking about inflation compensation. not necessarily inflation expectation. if you look in things like the inflation expectation in the

michael was the only passenger who died. his family says michael was with his girlfriend kelly and their friends enjoying the holiday weekend on a dinghy when a speeding boat hit them. however, the coast guard has yet to release the details on the accident. michael's family rushed to southern california from san francisco after learning about his death. his younger brother says michael was their rock. >> he was the one in the family that held us together. he was the strength. the one you turn to in times of strife. >> and there are dozens of tributes for michael on social media including this by his mother, jan. she writes, we were desperately trying to have a baby then wonderful michael came along. i remember the moment i held him in my arms and felt an overwhelming love. we'll be celebrating his life at some point but first we just want to bring him home. why i cannot see him is so cruel. michael's mother says police won't let them see his body while the investigation is ongoing. his girlfriend is expected to make a full r

because michael did the same for t.j. and his brothers after their mother died in 1994. >> being guardian for my uncle michael's kids tak a lot of time. it's something that i put a lot of effort into and take a lot of pride in. for me, i just want to do well for my uncle. and she was such informed person for me when i lost my mother at 16 yea i'm just trying to repay him. >> i'm going through bad things. the two people i talk to are my mom and my uncle, and they're both gone. >> part of the drama in "the jacksons next generation" is how the brothers deal with their legacy and losses. >> you have to remember one thing. people don't want to know the truth. >> how do you rise above that? >> i can't say i don't get >> i do, too. only human. >> because i know it's not the truth. >> that's a good point because recently i saw t.j. at the airport in vegas. the thing i love is no entourage, and just a guy with his family. >> normally for jackson you would need all those >> security and everything. >> the stars from code black are

michael harris was killed early sunday morning. and we're at atherton at the prep school where he was a student and employee pay good morning. trouble there are live at atherton. according to the schools, bio, michael harris was an assistant coach and started as the counselor. his old alma mater. sunday morning, the coast guard got a call around 1 am. some kind of boating collision. this is one for a while. it-a dinghy. by to play but with the people collided. there were reports of yelling and screaming for the empathic michael's father is former ceo peter harris, who headed the team from 2000 to 2004. he wrote on his facebook page that his son was killed in a wasteful tragic and sickening boating homicide and catalina did not elaborate about any more details of the crash. soon back my understanding was it to vessels had collided by catalina. one individual was deceased and three were injured and another individual is missing. we are not sure of the status but by law, they should have had some kind of navigational life attached. >>

michael: that is what they tell us. i want to bring in our editor, mike regan who is also in studio with us. catalyst forat the the selloff is china, what are you hearing? manufacturing the data from china but also the week market there, the shanghai composite was down almost 5% at one point during the day. reported, the government comes in later in the session and tries to prop the market. all they could manage today was a drop of 1.2%. even with the government intervention, they are having a hard time keeping the stock market afloat. the other story is the volatility itself becomes a catholic -- catalyst for the market. tracy alloway has an interesting piece on bloomberg.com about risk-parity funds. as volatility picks up, these funds pull in their leverage. they have money they borrowed to buy assets. they pull back on that because volatility is higher than what they've modeled four. there is semi-automated trading that is reacting to signals in the market, not looking at fundamentals, not looking at eco-data or earn

michael's mother, heather, is up in the stands. >> i love watching michael wrestle.to see him under the lights. >> in her excitement, she can't imagine her son facing anything more menacing than an opponent. michael and his competitor step on to the mat. >> the ref says go and we start wrestling. and he got a takedown on me. we were close to the edge of the mat. >> the wrestlers need to reset. >> when you go out of bounds, you go back to the middle of the mat and start in referee's position, which is where you go on your hands and knees and the other person comes on top of you. >> michael gets in to position, but before his opponent approaches -- >> holy shockers! >> the 80-pound spotlight falls 12 feet on to michael's back. >> i just thought the guy was being really aggressive, but then it was really bright. >> michael's mother watches helplessly from the stands. >> i was absolutely horrified. i didn't know if he was going to be able to get up. >> holy shockers! >> i tried to stand up right away and i couldn't get up. and i fell back down. i was just thinking, get i