miller:? what do little started to do, the mustang already has tremendous fuel efficiency, it is a nimble plane, it is powerful. it can go a long way. the extra weight hurts you in some ways if you run into opposition. let's say the luftwaffe means you. you have to drop those tanks. the guys go out on the reserve tanks. then the plane is nimble and can fight a dogfight. that is how they planned the operation. doolittle takes over. your most important mission is to dive and kill as many planes on the ground. you're killing them on the ground as well. fighter boys love that stuff. that is not the best film footage. they had those cameras on the guns. you get that kind of footage. anybody else? ok. so, here you get a better sense of the targets. they are going to be initially right here. we just took a trip to normandy. we stopped here. immense submarine fortification. then you see some of the other key spots. when they finally put an air force in italy through the south here, that is the 15th ai

miller. mr. miller: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislate i days to revise and extend their remarks an senate 2082. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. miller: i yield myself such time as i consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. this bill which is sponsored by our senate colleague, senator isakson, chairman of the senate v.a. committee, would extend a number of expiring authorities at both the department of veterans' affairs and at the department of labor. these include extensions for veterans health care and homeless programs, benefits for disabled veterans, vocational rehabilitation programs, home loan programs, and a variety of

>> miller: not very. when you look at it in contrast to the capabilities that the united states government are deploying, it is nowhere close to being sophisticated. my favorite analogy is the malware that was used to hack sony is like a moped, and the malware being deployed by united states intelligence agencies is it's much more sophisticated, it's much harder to detect... >> kroft: and yet still, if this is a moped, there were only a handful of companies in the united states that would have been able to survive this attack. >> miller: and that really is the scary part is it does not take an overly sophisticated attack to compromise these huge global multinational brands. >> kroft: miller says there have been other major cyber attacks like the one against sony, but they didn't get as much attention. in 2012, iran was blamed for an attack against the headquarters of saudi arabia's national oil company, aramco, that destroyed 30,000 computers. iran has also been accused of a cyber assault against a group

you're trying to put that together with miller light. that's going to be a tough one to pass by the u.s. regulators but they have a fantastic record of squeezing more productive and raising profit margins and maybe they feel sab miller is a little bit sleepy. and they're just itching to realize. >> thank you for that. let's broaden out and continue our discussions for earlier. the financial industry likes to coin words. in your latest notes i see you have come up with chelefant in the room. is that overblown in sn the risk of china to global slow down or not? >> the global slow down certainly happening but we blame everything on china. the month of august, volatility, enormous volatility is all china's fault. it's not true. there's a lot of other underlying reasons but we choose to blame china because it's easy. i think this is the perfect time to look at optionalty to the upside in china because it's been slaughtered and you've seen margin trading having shot up in china now collapsing. it's difficult to do it with cash. optionalty is b

i am matt miller.e about 45 minutes into the trading session. stocks still looking for direction as everybody waits on the fed. julie is back and has the latest on the markets. julie: let's look at the average is in the lack of direction you are talking about. the major averages are little changed. the me look at my bloomberg terminal to verified. the nasdaq very slightly lower. the s&p and the doubt gaining a slight bit of traction. we've got hewlett-packard that is gaining after the coveney says it will cut as many as 33,000 jobs. it is been doing a lot of cutting of jobs for the past couple of years. this is my head its split into two companies. inc.terprise and hp most of the cuts will be at the enterprise unit. the company taking a charge as a result of this and some analysts are saying it will need to do more than restructuring to repair the two pieces. we are seeing a rise in the share. one could call it a rebound because they are down more than 30% on your today. we are looking at general elect

ambassador degrees, thomas miller. -- two greece, thomas miller. mr.hank you for your time. what is at stake? ambassador miller: this is an important election, mark. the two major parties running neck and are both committed to carry out austerity plans. i don't think there's a question of whether or not that will happen. but the big question is whether you will have an outcome that is clear. it's hard to do the math to see how to put together a government without a lot of coalition partners, or government at all. run: giving mr. tsipras'ss as prime minister before he called snap elections, what is the sense, not just for greeks, but from the international community, about how he handled the financial crisis in greece? >> the sense of the international community is that it was an abysmal mess. calling for a referendum to vote the package, then reversing himself totally. eu,ink the troika, the f, feel they, and im can probably deal with him now. bear in mind, he has lost a good segment of his party. there's a part of his party that has bolted, and formed

mark: matt miller, thanks.in a moment. ♪ mark: bentley, the iconic british luxury carmaker is treading new ground. company's first foray into the suv market, and it said to be the fastest, most powerful, and was expensive suv ever built. matt miller said on with the ceo bentley motors and asked about the target customer. >> the very first one we are having delivered to the queen of england, who owns a big property in scotland, and decided to test drive it if you weeks ago. not use it for her hunting expeditions. matt: she own scotland, she can afford it. it is the most expensive suv, it has to be one of the fastest. zero to 60 in four seconds. horsepower, 660 pounds of torque. top speed of 187 miles per hour. matt: who else besides the queen will be able to shell out for this? you're looking at about $300,000. >> starting price of $229,000. you can option it up to $300,000. the clock the cost $150,000, self winding. >> that's on the extreme end. not everyone is going to do that. tot of our customers own six eig

sab miller waiting for a deal. that's it for me. george miller twitter.an ferro. ♪ >> china slowdown. industrial firms deliver their worst in four years. a tumbling stock market. east meets west. obama and putin care for their first face-to-face talks and more than year. russia's president says he wants to cooperate. >> hanging up, vodafone says it has ended discussions with liberty global. the two companies were in talks for a possible asset swap. >> can they help regain credibility? ♪

tonight several authorities say howell miller was leading a double life, by day he was selling drugs, to the very people, that he was working at night to help. joseph howell a overnight male and female shelter in camden have been rock by allegation that is one of their employees has been dealing crack and heroin, in what federal investigators are calling a drug market. >> we believe it has absolutely nothing to do with our program, other then through howell, whatever he was doing, and we're going to move or the on. >> reporter: howell miller, program coordinator by joseph's house was a arrested september 1st for dealing drugs in east camden. the the executive director, john kline, says miller was leading a double life allegedly selling drugs by day, and then acting as an overnight chap roane to the 80 plus guests that they offer beds and a warm meal. miller works at joseph's house for year and a half trying to establish relationship with the homeless and direct them to programs to get them off of the street. before that he work for volunteers of america. >> we have absolutely no evide

budweiser and miller. anheuser bush approaching sab miller about a possible takeover and that sent shares of anheuser bush nearly 7% higher in today's session. sb miller trades overseas. while no deal is done, such a combination would be one of the largest acquisitions of all time. as hampton pearson reports, it will face a number of big hurdles. >>> anheuser bush inbev wants to take over its chief rival, london-based sab miller to form a beer giant that would brew about a third of all the beer consumed around the world. market cap for the merge group estimated at $275 billion with $69 billion in annual revenue. >> they are having a really hard time holding market share. they are losing in their big brands and they don't have enough high end to keep the growth growing. so we're now at a point where they need another transaction to do what they do best, which is slash costs. integrate businesses. i think that's why sab now makes sense to them. >> the clock is ticking because under british regulatory rules i

i can take miller lite to church and it did. >> and miller is 9 now?s. >> has he said dad why did you name me after your favorite beer? >> people say are you thaimed after the beer and he said no they named the beer after me. >> amazing. >> the miller corporation found out about young miller lyte and they rewarded rooster with a year supply of beer. meanwhile, i named my eldest dare scrubbing bubbles and still have to play for my own bathroom cleaner like a sucker. you told me you are planning to name your next kid guinness. >> no jgar meister. >> i am amazed he is not the biggest d-bag in the family. he makes billy carter looks legit. >> wait, doesn't he remind you of the matthew mcconaghey of the future? >> no. >> i think he will be just like that in 10 years. >> i hope not. >> he seems charming. >> what about the brother? >> the brother is cool. he is a real dude. i think that would be matthew mcconaghey if he didn't have to survive. >> he is like bernie sanders. >> that's adorable, miller lyte. i tried 20* -- i tried all day to come up with names t

miller wants more. >> miller in the shotgun. gets free on the edge. miller loose, spin move. miller headed for the end zone. >> 53 yard touchdown for miller as he hits the lebron james silencer across the goal line. buckeyes earn 14th straight win. >>> three game series opener. yankees down 4-2. rodriguez sends one to the stands for a solo home run, 3054 to be exact. he he passes for 2 on t2 on the run list. they win it 8-6. >>> andy murray taking on 15 seed anderson for a spot in the round of 16. anderson took first two sets. murray was able to win the third but did not have enough juice for fourth. anderson advances for the first time in his career. murray, first time he lost since 2010. >>> this might be the coolest video of the day. during cfl game, a jack rabbit ran over the field. did you see that? a rabbit even did a touchdown dive with a spin there. good luck players trying to recapture that. >>> hillary clinton plans to show more humor and heart on the campaign trail. will it help? >>> why is donald trump teaming up with ted cruz? check us out on facebook. we have mo

matt: i am matt miller. fox. i am pimm 90 minutes into the trading day, so let's take a look at markets right now. u.s. stocks, a little bit of a bid for stocks, the s&p 500 up three points and job -- downturns of 21 points and everyone waiting on the federal blizzard rate decision which will be tomorrow could -- waiting on the federal reserve rate decision which will be tomorrow. matt: this morning, i logged in and saw a lot of selling going on. it turned around. pimm: now buying. matt: right around her and the price goes up, yields go down and you see them down across the curve, so people are buying bonds. pimm: particularly at the short and because more sensitive to any changes in interest rates. matt: if the fed were going to raise rates, you would see a selloff if you thought the effect was not going to or even lower cut rates, then you would see purchases. i thought it was interesting that you saw that turnaround the same time that lloyd blankfein, at an "wall street journal" breakfast meeting said he did n

miller?you think bud or are you a bug i or miller got? >> my father was a bug guy.et together. tom: why would my mother drink miller highlight? anheuser-busch ends up 520% in early u.s. trading. they say they plan to take that -- make a takeover offer for its rival. tom: do you have a number on this transaction yet? i'm hesitant to go with 90? >> it all depends on where the stocks are in the market value associated with that. tom: but you have not seen a publish number? >> we don't because we had not seen the terms of the deal. it will be weeks potentially before we do. we do know that miller was valued at 70's -- $76 billion. u.k. company's largest shareholder has about a 27% stake. they are up 2.2%. u.s. brewers are higher as well. cores up almost 11% in boston beer with a 1.3% gain. fedex down 1.3%. they trail the average analyst estimates by $.32 per share. fedex cut its fiscal year profit forecast because of slumping demand for some shipments carried by truck along with higher insurance costs. late yesterday we saw fedex shares pop up along with those united pa

miller's great work at miller samuel, which will show you the graduate 30. that said, how much are we going to spend per month on rent and owning five years from now? >> i think right now when you look at what is driving rent price inhe average manhattan is about $4100 per month. reasonre is no obvious for rent to taper off in a meaningful way for the next several years. what is driving it is tight credit record employment growth in the new york city metro area specifically, and a robust economy. we have all these drivers in and we do not have the housing stock matching that. it is going to be strange. san francisco, silicon

downfield for a 54-yard touchdown pass. 21-17 buckeyes, miller wants more. >> miller, in the shotgun, on the edge, braxton miller is lose, spin move, miller headed for the end zone. >> what a move by miller, 53-yard touchdown run for him as he takes the lebron james silencer, the buckeyes avenge last year's loss and earn their 14th straight win. >>> three-game series opener between the yankees and the orioles, bottom of the fifth. alex rodriguez sends one into the stands for a solo shot, hit number 3,054 for a-rod. to the seventh, greg bird takes an 0-2 pitch to right center for a three-run homer, gives the yankees a second straight comeback win. they win it 8-6. >>> the u.s. open now, number three seed andy murray taking on 15th seed kevin anderson of south africa for a spot in the round of 16. anderson comes out fast as he takes the first two sets. 7-6, 6-3. murray was able to win the third set, but did not have enough juice for the fourth, anderson advances to the quarterfinalsor of a major, first time in his career. as for murray, first time he lost before the quarterfinals of a m

matthew miller. >> nicole carol miller. >> philip d miller. >> robert allen miller. >> robert miller junior. >> betty. >> charles. >> ronald keith. >> robert jm. >> william george am. >> william joseph. >> wilbert am. >> joseph d. >> susan j. >> paul thomas mitchell. >> richard p. >> jeffrey peter. >> frank v. >> lewis joseph. >> and our cousin mike mark joseph, police officer you are loved and missed. >> and my cousin monique. joy mohammed. >> dennis. >> manwell d. >> kleber. >> manwell to jesus. >> carl. >> justin john. >> brian patrick. >> franklin monahan. >> john gerard monahan. >> kristin lee montanaro. >> craig mont tarnow. >> michael g. >> carlos alberto montoya. >> antonio to jesus montoya valdes. >> cheryl and. >> thomas carlo moody. >> sharon moore. >> loralee. >> carlos manuel. >> carla e. >> sonja mercedes morale us. >> gerard p! michael moran. >> catherine moran. >> lindsey moorhouse. >> nicole moreno. >> dorothy morgan. >> richard j. morgan. >> nancy morgan. >> blanca morocho. >> jeramomo morocho. >> james gerard. >> and my husband firefighter michael carl. i love you,

here's larry miller with traffic. >>> allyson rae, thank you. we still have delays on the green line right now. residual delays because of a train malfunction. this is to greenbelt. that's going to slow commuters down this morning. luckily all the buses are still running on schedule. remember, we'll see bus detours primarily tomorrow as a result of the papal visit. i'll get you around that and i'm also tweeting out information about my twitter account. no major issues on the capital beltway. both the inner and outer loop and 295 and 395 free and clear of any issues. one road is closed because of a downed tree. we'll bring that live to you in ten minutes. over to you. >>> pope francis has one more mass to celebrate in cuba this morning. then his next stop d.c. >> when he fowchs down in -- touches down at joint base andrews, he will be following in the steps of pope john paul ii and pope ben ticket as just the -- benedict as just the third pontiff to visit the nation's capital. >>> starting with delia goncalves at the vatican especial peace and ni

here is larry miller. >>> thank you. your time 6:29. had a couple of issues on i-66 but looks like we're starting to do a little bit better. one issue was on the eastbound side of nutley street between nutley street and the beltway. sky 9 is over that scene right now. again you can see the growing delays. volume plus residual delays as a result of an accident certain -- this area shaping up to be a bit of a mess. the accident, however, on the shoulder, good news there. but the delays still significant, about a mile and to-mile backup at this -- two- mile backup at this point. eastbound side of 50, an earlier accident on the shoulder so traffic starting to get by. it will run into the other traffic once it gets close to the beltway which will be an issue. add additional time. we'll have an update in ten minutes. for now over to you. >> reporter: today jesse matthew, the man already charged in the death of fairfax county native hannah graham will be in court facing new murder charges. this time of morgan harrington. the 20-year-old virgin

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matt miller is in the room.age in the trading day, only off 35 now, so clawing back some of the losses. the s&p is unchanged, as is really the nasdaq. take a look at some of the movers here, and really the losers are materials, industrials, and telecom stock, and energy stocks, i should say, as well, down about half of a percent, but material stocks are down 1.4% as a group, and if you take a look at some of the losers, one of the biggest losers on the s&p 500, freeport macklemore and -- freeport-mcmoran copper, and then the industrial stocks which have tested their august lows. a lot of them individually, but now see the whole group testing the august lows. joy global is off almost every here, and caterpillar down 1.5 percent, and a big, big dow stock, so a big move of 1.5% their weighing on what are the gainers in the dow jones industrial average, and take a look at oil, and you will see the volatility of the day shining through that chart, and this chart goes that really to yesterday evening, when we saw chin

matthew mcconaughey's brother, he has been awarded a year's supply of miller lite from sab miller, thetributor, who makes that particular beer after the beverage giant discovered that rooster named his son miller lite. here's rooster on his reasoning. >> the reason i named him miller lite everyone said you're not going to carry around that miller lite around with you because it's a felony and i said, man, things work out. lisa: if you have trouble listening through that super lack southern notwithstanding, rooster did name his son miller lite with a y. yte nine years ago because earlier likes the beer and that means rooster named his spawn after swill just for the hell of it. but is it worth damaging his son to receive a year's worth of beer, it was 576 cans of barley water? no, and they should award miller lite mcconaughey some protected human rights status. he does look a lot like matthew, though, but that boy is not right. topic number three. all anyone can talk about today is some meathead dugout brawl between some washington nationals players we'll get to that in a bit but what ha

. >> corey peter miller. douglas c. miller. >> henry alfred miller, jr. michael matthew miller.obert alan miller. >> charles m., jr. >> ronald keith. william george. >> lewis joseph. >> thomas. >> dominic. >> joseph d. >> susan j. >> paul thomas mitchell. >> richard. >> jeffrey peter. >> frank, sr. >> lewis joseph. >> and our cousin mark joseph ellis, police officer. you're loved and miss. >> and my cousin. >> manuel d.mojica, jr. >> rolando molina. >> manuel do jesus molina. >> carl. >> justin john, jr. >> ryan patrick. >> franklin. >> john gerard. >> kristin lee montenero. michael g. >> carlos alberto montoya. >> antonio do jesus montoya valdez. >> cheryl. >> thomas carlo. >> sharon moore. laura lee. >> abner more -- morael. >> paula morales. >> sonia mercedes morales. >> gerard. moran, jr. >> john christopher moran. >> john michael moran. >> catherine moran. >> lindsey moorhouse. >> nicole moreno. >> dorothy morgan. >> richard j. morgan. >> nancy morgan. >> blanca morocho. >> jeramomo morocho. >> james gerard. >> and my husband firefighter michael carl. i love you, love you.

is coming out september 18th, platinum-selling rapper, mac miller.applause) also guest on the lightly show. (laughter) so last week, top secret presidential candidate bobby jindal baited donald trump in an interview, saying trump looks like "he's got a squirrel sitting on his head." to which trump tweeted -- "oh wow, lightweight governor @bobbyjindal, who is registered at less than 1% in the polls, just mocked my hair. so original!" (laughter) trump has been insulting the other candidates. and now they're insulting him back. has donald trump created a whole new type of political sparring? >> i feel like trump was twitter before twitter was a thing. >> larry: right. he's, like, bobby jindal, loser, next! he's got room to drop a link in there. >> larry: he always uses 140 or less characters. >> exactly! i think he's running a high school presidential campaign. >> larry: yeah. he's like the mean girl running against the in other words and he can't compete intellectually so he just yells out random, mean (bleep). like, we need to open the library earlier

time for timesaver traffic and lashy miller. >>> we're -- larry miller. >>> we're still keeping a close eye on that accident eastbound on 66 at sudley road. we can see police are on the scene. a tow truck is also there as well. we expect it to wrap up soon but we still have a three-mile backup. we gave 19 as an alternate -- 29 as an alternate at this point. i think that will work way. if you want to stay on i-66 give yourself an extra 15, 20 minutes to get to your destination on time. this is on i-270. we had an earlier close to old hundred road. that's wrapped up. but we still have somewhat of a day going on. for those traveling from frederick to the capital beltway, add 10 minutes to your commute time. i think that will be plenty to get you to your destination on time. we have a delay on metro that will prove to be a headache for our commuters this morning. on the blue, orange and silver line, you can expect delays in both directions due to unscheduled track repairs. that's going to cause problems for commuters at this point. traveling southbound on i-270 taking into account the resid

larry miller, over to you. >>> thank you.e we have a bit of an improvement going on right now. this is out in high wanttown. we told -- hyattstown. we told you there was an accident on 355. just got off the phone with police and looks like the southbound side of maryland 355 is now open. just some slight delays at this point because two tow trucks are on scene. we expect the delays to ease up shortly. i want to take you back to the maps. on metro still have single tracking going on on the red line between medical center and van ness. we had anticipated the situation kind of getting resolved maybe about 15 minutes ago. looks like that is certainly not the case. we'll let you when the all clear comes from that situation. meantime back to the maps or the cameras rather and show you how things are shaping up on i- 270. this is the southbound side at 187. no issues. east of compton road is where we had major volume going on, folks. this certainly going to be the trouble spot. no accidents to slow you down but volume certainly an i

. >> i matt miller in for alix steel. joe: stocks rebounding, have the best days of the year. copper surged the most in two years. but the question is, "what'd you miss?" the china factor. china's way over global markets persist today as the late rally in shanghai, stocks and equities in europe higher. alix: plus, puerto rico's giant debt mass -- today is the deadline for the government's plan to fix it. will it be enough, and will there be a ripple effect? >> and they are back. so-called liar loans reemerge. are we back to the bad old days? let's take it off with the market. i have been hesitant all day to cry massive rally and put on some sort of celebratory had. we had our second worst week of the year. last week. but at the end of the day, it did turn out to be a pretty massive rally. i think you could call today at pretty massive rally. obviously we still have a lot of work to do. but it was one of these days with the market rallied, it there was nod on, midday scare, and got kicked into high gear late. it has the second best day of the year. gains, all 30 dow stocks high

larry miller may -- i'm andrea roane. larry miller may have problems with that. he's tracking traffic on area roads. but we begin with erica grow with the rain we need. >>> you can see it's still wet at reagan national but the rain is no longer actively falling. we will see more rain, though, 9:00 a.m. 76 degrees. 81 at noon. there's the potential for some thunderstorms as we head into then in time hour. 7 -- into the noontime hour. 78 degrees at 4:00. the best potential for the storms between 3:00 and 6:00 in the afternoon. it's 73 right now in fredricksburg and tappahannock. 71 martinsburg. 72 in winchester and leesburg right now. on satellite and radar, we're mott done with the rain. the -- we're not done with the rain. the cold front will bring us thunderstorms as well. right now time for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> thanks. we're still dealing with the residual delays as a result of some of the accidents because of the weather. the shoulder blocked eastbound in centreville. from our trafficland cam we get a look at how the delays are shaping up as

you asked the question. >> and miller light is big -- not really miller as much anymore. >> you knowho was drinking miller light yesterday on our set no less. >> rooster. rooster was. >> how about hp? this is 30,000 jobs. cutting up to 30,000 jobs in the enterprise business. the tech giant is adjusting to declining demand. hp is going to split into two publicly listed companies this year as you know and try to capitalize on something other than pcs. the cloud, 3-d printing and other places but revenue here down from 130 billion a couple of years ago down to something like 110 now and meg whitman is indicating maybe the pain is close to being over but she's going to be talking to squawk on the street sometimes after 9:00. and the uaw and fiat chrysler reached a tentative labor contract. the deal covers 40,000 workers and the auto maker ceo says the controversial two tier pay system will go away overtime. it also addresses how to curb health care cost and the idea is said to be broadly part of that pact and apple is rolling out it's ios 9 update today. it will take less space on your d

so there's a lot involved here. >> reporter: miller has been medication called naltrexon. he had implanted to control cravings. >> there are two pellets inserted together on one side of the lower quadrant of the abdomen. >> this is a psychiatrist specializing in addiction who runs a start fresh clinic for the parent company of the implant. he explains the drug is time released and binds with opiate receptors in the brain. >> you can reduce cravings. you can reduce the reinforcing effects of continued drug use. you block the opiate receptors in the brain. >> it doesn't work for everyone, but those who have used it successfully say it's one component in treating alcoholism. >> it is not a cure. it's not a magic bullet. it's a tool. >> reporter: another critical tool. >> peer support is key. >> reporter: chris is a recovering alcoholic and he's the chief marketing officer of sober grid, a new app that connects people struggling with alcohol or drug addiction. struggle in isolation. the cool thing is you find that you're surrounded by other people struggling with the same issu

makes the cut on von miller to pick up the first. phil: good job by von miller. and good job by smith getting into the air and getting the first down. but it fooled von miller and he was still able to recover and make smith cut back inside. jim: alex smith says hey, i don't want to have to do that on too many occasions. first and 10. backup tight end o'shaunessy down to the 17. his second catch of the tight and -- nights is it's a big one from the rookie out of illinois state. phil: if you're going to blitz, of course they're a base hitting team. o'shaunessy, number 18. going to the right. you have to know that and you have to play it safe on the tackle. t.j. ward got too aggressive. jim: picked up 30. two catches, one for 24, one for 30. phil: he overplayed it. trying to knock the football down thinking he was going to get there on time and was not close. jim: charles. and a lot of work there for three yards before he's tackled by trevathan. the broncos' secondary, tavon webster injure anded an ankle and is questionable to return. charles with that last carry go

erik: a quick update from matt miller.ou the three things you need to be paying attention to today. tracy alloway is back. great to see you. also with us, david levitz -- david lebovitz. nice to have you back with the dow and s&p down. tracy: i want to start with china. a lot of the weakness in the u.s. equity markets is being traded back to china. let's take a deep dive into what is happening in chinese markets. this is the magic hour in chinese stock markets. every day for the past four days, we have seen the market rally late in the afternoon. the word on the street is this is government-backed funds that are coming in to prop up the stock market ahead of a big national parade on thursday. the question is how long does this support continue? will it be enough to stem out. -- will it be enough to step out outflows from retail investors ? david: a lot of this question stems from the fact that you have two entities supporting the market. they need to make a decision as to which one is more important. given the weak economi

let's get back to matt miller in the newsroom. tough day if you are long stocks because we are down 306 points on the dow. the s&p is almost 2%. it has been a rough week. look at my terminal. you in columns, months, rose, years. at top, it averages the month. september is here. the average september over 10 years has been a gain of 0.32%. we are four days into september but are down 2.75%. it has not been a good september. in fact, the worst since 2011 when we were off 7%. here you see 2009. august was rough down 6.3%, especially after the third week which took away almost 6% by itself. very interesting terminal function. you can use it not only with an index, you can use it with a commodity, and equity. i even used it with nonfarm payrolls yesterday to see the average. i may do that later as well. take a look at the moves after the jobs number. first, treasuries. we see a little buy will the dip -- buy the dip. the yield moves inversely to the price. as the price got lower, the yield gets higher. investors bought it down. we are

ab inbev has not made an offer yet, but sab miller is open to talks.l would be the biggest in the industry's history. together, the companies would supply one of three beers sold on planet earth. sab miller surging to 20%. ab inbev also gaining, but not nearly as much. bank decidedntral it is up to the government to support the economic recovery as it kept rates unchanged. unanimous decision allowed to keep the benchmark rate 1.5%. the baht weakening over the last six months is asia's worst performer after the malaysian ringgit. apple, the watch os2 update was scheduled to be rolled out today. it includes new watch faces and functionality for the device. the problems haven't affected apple's release of ios 9. apple says the watch software update will be available soon. let's look at suzuki, shares on the way up rapidly this morning. this after the carmaker spent almost $4 billion buying back shares from volkswagen following their failed joint venture. we've got the bloomberg news craig trudell joining us from tokyo. why did this partnership fall apart?

bloomberg's matt miller has more on the market day.understand, we have 90% of the s&p stocks in the red so far? 95% as we move lower and lower. at one point this morning, we only had three s&p 500 stocks gaining. right now you can see that we are off 400 points. as the session lows for the dow jones industrial average, off 2.5% on the s&p 500, 19 went 23. getting closer and closer to august lows. we were down to 18 point 77 at the lows. look at a couple of the chinese index trackers that i want to pull up. a shares is one. fx i is another one. you can see ishares, she mock, 4.7 5%.he index is down the deutsche bank ex trackers is down 3.5%. thisked to see how closely track, the show engine 300. if you look into my terminal, you can see a little spread -- the show engine 300 -- the show part of the bottom, you can see the spread. it has gotten tighter and tighter. obviously, with this horrible down trade over the last three months. the a shares was down 18% last month. 15% in july. eight percent in june. it has been a horrible summer. m

here is larry miller. >>> good morning.etro riders, want to let you know you can expect a delay on the orange line right now to vienna due to an earlier train malfunction. earlier delays have been resolved. all buses running on schedule. sky 9 giving us a live look at i-66 approaching 28 out in centreville. looks like again just the typical work day grind. consider 50 as an alternate. i have to tell you that i personally take that route often and i actually find that it works pretty well. if you're going to hop on 50 or i-66, make sure you drive safely this morning. an update for commuters in northwest washington. it could take the rest of the week to repair lou borrow road following -- loughboro ride following a main break. d.c. water has finished repairing the main. work crews must fix the tornup parts of the roadway which could take three days. traffic is being diverted. >>> we've all eaten it and most if not all of us love it. i'm talking about bacon, bacon, bacon. >> just that word alone can wet the appetite. now appar

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matt: i am matt miller in for alix steel. ♪ joe: stocks sent equities in europe higher.att: plus, the $72 billion debt map. enough and will there be a ripple effect? so-called liar loans. are we back? ♪ matt: let's kick it off with the markets. i have been hesitant all day to cry massive rally and put on a because we hat obviously had the second worst week of the year last weekend we have seen an extremely volatile market. at the end of the day, it turned out to be a massive rally. joe: it was one of these days where the market rallied in a midday scare and it really kicked into high gear. matt: almost no one i have spoken to has been willing to call a bottom to say we reached a bottom and now we are going back up. even if they are bullish long-term. joe: everyone is hesitant and cautious in the near-term p want to take a deep dive into my terminal 2 look at something not so pretty. it tells you something about the world economy. the reason why it matters, it says that backdrop for the isrging markets, it's what roiling markets everywhere in large part. that's pretty bad

matt miller is in the newsroom with those details.has changed from the last time we spoke matt: no. markets have plummeted today. we are still around 400 points above the loss -- we were down a bit lower before. still basically 2.5% on the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq down 2%. have fallenthe dow into correction mode. they are both off 10% from their highs. the dow jones had its worst august in 17 years, finishing the worst month in five years yesterday. the nasdaq is now officially negative for the year. even the nasdaq and the momentum play had been so strong, tech stocks have been so strong but it is down for the year. oil with its biggest drop in seven months today. -- the or 348 a barrel biggest drop in seven months, but it was up over the last three days. it doesn't look so bad if you take a look at the five day trade. out -- graphedl oil out. today's drop while severe if looked at in a single day doesn't look so bad if you look at it over a week. oil is down. a lot of the oil -- a lot of the oil movers are down. you will see the big

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