and i talked to my quasi-godfather, montgomery, a lot about italy because monty commanded the british eighth army right from the very term in italy all the way through. monty always said it was an absolute hiding to nothing and winter warfare in italy, has anybody been to italy in the winter? well, certainly in the mountai mountains, you know, the saddest part in many ways in the book is churchill's fantasy that we could've been, we could be in rome within three or four weeks of american troops landing south of naples. churchill's military judgment really wasn't so bad and so many men died as a consequence of this. i will not say it's unforgivable because mistakes are made in more, but it issued an idea of just a difficult this man was, that the president of the united states had to make all these compromises and say to winston, okay, we would do some fighting in southern italy. we americans only want to airfields around possibly naples as support. we don't want to go any further and there isn't churchill saying but i have german intelligence that shows hitler's going to withdraw all

thank you, mario monti. stay with bloomberg.britain. we speak to labor mp chuka umunna. then, gilts stole the headlines. we also look at commodities. those currencies leading gains as oil extends its rebounds. we break down the fx moves. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: uk prime minister theresa may has repeatedly said xit and thes bre u.k. pay will be leaving the european union. the issue has divided the country and was raised during a debate between contenders vying for the leadership of labor. >> there's no ignoring the fact that whether we like it or not, the decision of the referendum was to leave. when i said article 50, article 50 is going to be invoked, it will be invoked. we have a strategy which is about protection of what we've , about the trading relationship in the future with the rest of europe. fundamentallyieve that we should be in europe and i want us to argue hard over the next two years in favor of retaining all those rights. if what is on the table for the british people is a worse deal than they were anticipat

. >> seconded moved and seconded now monty is gone. >> good morning, commissioners i'm monty here to present the ma sf h f seeks to identify the gaps in strategies to reduce evictions and raise the community awareness about unheard and cluster it provides a wide range of services i'll talk about that a quarterly task force meeting this is a meeting between the city departments and nonprofit housing and service providers and those effected by hoarding issues the organization provides community training 15 trainings throughout the year to professionals and others to provide sgeejz there are support groups that are lead focuses only the issues the consumers face with their hoarding tenancies and also treatment groups clinical lead those are for folks looking for real solution to the hoarding and clustering behaviors so this is 16 week treatment that utilizes the best practices for hoarding tendency with the consumers to set goals for treatment there is also information referral services both written and online to provide clients in over the phone with hoarding and clustering issues an o

. >> seconded moved and seconded now monty is gone. >> good morning, commissioners i'm monty here to present the ma sf h f seeks to identify the gaps in strategies to reduce evictions and raise the community awareness about unheard and cluster it provides a wide range of services i'll talk about that a quarterly task force meeting this is a meeting between the city departments and nonprofit housing and service providers and those effected by hoarding issues the organization provides community training 15 trainings throughout the year to professionals and others to provide sgeejz there are support groups that are lead focuses only the issues the consumers face with their hoarding tenancies and also treatment groups clinical lead those are for folks looking for real solution to the hoarding and clustering behaviors so this is 16 week treatment that utilizes the best practices for hoarding tendency with the consumers to set goals for treatment there is also information referral services both written and online to provide clients in over the phone with hoarding and clustering issues an o

you the exclusive interview with mario monti.eresting in terms of the way the italian spanish gone story is working now. relations seeing a buying opportunity for turkish equities. this is bloomberg. we will talk a little bit about e1. i want to show you what is happening when we come back. ♪ caroline: welcome back. 10 minutes into the trading day; let's have a look at the markets. the stoxx 600 overall is lower 3/10 of 1%. the only industry group pete gas,is insurance, oil and ftse down, cac 40 is the underperformer. let's dig into the individual movers -- you can see the key laggards and leaders today and as he did and you can see the downside to the two of 9%. the biotech company is downgrading their outlook, worried about uncertainty in every industry in which they operate, second-quarter earnings miss. the biggest utility here in germany posting yet another write-down in excess of and the pain is still there for utility companies here in germany as a reorientation away from the overall person energies from nuclear and into r

i remember monty saying, of course you know, nigel, winston, terrific leader. terrific leader. couldn't have done it without him in 1940. couldn't have done it without him. knew nothing about warfare. [laughter] you know, he, he just wasn't professional in that way. like you say, he was impetuous, he was all for -- in fact, his staff produced a book called "action this day," and that is very inspiring particularly if, you know, the british after several centuries of empire, you know, were becoming somewhat bureaucratic and slow, and everything was by the book and written down in longhand. and churchill wanted action this day. it's just that he had so little military judgment. and i'm sounding very critical of him, but, you know, like many people and i think including the president, i had enormous veneration and affection for him. he was a pretty lovable individual. you know, when these two nurses brought him in to dinner, or you know, to be honest at 19 i was rather entranced by the nurses. but he, once they left the room -- [laughter] you know, here he was in his boiler suit a

. >> seconded moved and seconded now monty is gone. >> good morning, commissioners i'm monty here to present the ma sf h f seeks to identify the gaps in strategies to reduce evictions and raise the community awareness about unheard and cluster it provides a wide range of services i'll talk about that a quarterly task force meeting this is a meeting between the city departments and nonprofit housing and service providers and those effected by hoarding issues the organization provides community training 15 trainings throughout the year to professionals and others to provide sgeejz there are support groups that are lead focuses only the issues the consumers face with their hoarding tenancies and also treatment groups clinical lead those are for folks looking for real solution to the hoarding and clustering behaviors so this is 16 week treatment that utilizes the best practices for hoarding tendency with the consumers to set goals for treatment there is also information referral services both written and online to provide clients in over the phone with hoarding and clustering issues an o

why would they want to get involved in monty did he pass ki. how do they know this will be it for the final time. there are a number of elements that need tying down. even though you have the consortium like jpmorgan, maybe other banks involved we spoke to one of the ceos of the banks and said this could be the cornerstone of the beginning of the recovery in the italian banking sector. guys, i guess that's the hope. >> it peers to be the hope when you look at shares trading higher. a bit of a different story for uni-credit moving lower. it was suspended from trading. what's going on there, jules. >> the unofficial level pass mark, was around 7% of tier 1 capital. this is your core tier 1 equity. they came in at 7.12. so right on the cusp as far as uni-credit. stress tests done by credit suites, they said they still think uni-credit needs to raise between 4 and 9 billion euros. you have analysts -- they barely scrape an unofficial pass mark here. when you look at the performance of the bank, uni-credit is one where we're still a bit cautious. on

monty, good boy. [laughter] interesting information, you know? >> yeah, you never know. >> it could help keep them healthy. all right, we will see you back here tonight at 10 after a-rod's game.?>> here's ernie. >> we're commuter challenge week by focusing on the commuter rails. what can be done to fix the lirr and metro north lines? a special guest will join he live with some answers for you tonight. plus, we're going to go back out to yankee stadium for a-rod's last game as a yankee. all that and tonight's street question. join us next here at 6:00. ? ??? across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, eating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow- today >> live from studio 5 in new york , this is the news at six. >> it's trade night. good evening, everyone, i'm ernie anastos. we are on top of the news more you, an

monty's brought this up before on our network, the issue of security at the border.f drugs that cross the border. drug lords, you know, when we cleaned up colombia with the help of the united states, all of that drug trade moved to mexico right on our border. and people who live on the border are very frustrated by that. >> yes. well, first, if we legalize the vast majority of those here who are illegally, they can come out of the shadows, they can cooperate with law enforcement, we can turn our law enforcement resources on the true criminals and terrorists. the same at the border. the long term solution to this and i have not heard mr. trump talk about this, the long term solution is expanded legal immigration into the united states, allow low skilled workers to come in on temporary visas to work for two or three years and then go back home. and we can train our law enforcement efforts on terrorists and criminals, not on gardeners and grocery store workers. >> mr. monty, if he does soften his position tonight in this speech, there are supporters of donald trump, you

francine lacqua talked about the challenges ahead with mario monti.: the markets were pretty excited before the vote. it may be after the vote. understoodey have that the fx of brexit -- effects of brexit will be on the real economy. they will take time to materialize. so while there probably will be very serious economic, real economy consequences, for both the u.k. and the 27, it is not a short process. and of the markets do well to focus more on other problems. the problems of the nonperforming banks and so on. francine: speaking of the italian financial system, does the italian finance assist them remain too big to fail and to be to save -- too big to save? mario: the italian financial and banking system do have their problems. yearsave had a number of in which they had considerably less programs -- problems than other banking systems, like germany or spain. now, -- of course, the monte dei paschi siena was a big problem. it was the only occasion in which, during my government in 2011, 2013, the state intervened . for the rest, there was no clear

ktvu's monty francis is life in livermore tonight with the details. monty?> reporter: well, ross, the law makes it mandatory for anyone convicted of a dui to have one of these. it's called the iid and an ignition interlock device and this is how it works. it's going to say do blow. you blow into this device for about eight seconds. it's analyzing. it says i passed and as long as you have a blood alcohol level below the legal limit, then you can drive the car. mary of livermore lost her son matthew to a drunk driver 15 years ago. the pain never goes away. >> the pain isn't as raw. but it's still there and it will be there always. >> reporter: the 22-year-old was home from the naval academy and coming back from a day at the beach with his parents. when a driver ran a stop sign and t-boned their jeep. mary and her husband tom survived. matthew did not. >> he was engaged for one week. and he just found out that he was going to be a pilot. at the naval academy. and it's hard. and but i want to preshe want this pain from -- prevent this pain from happening to anot

>> all right monty francis live for us in san jose tonight. thank you. >>> also new tonight at 10:00, a statewide search is underway tonight for a 7-year-old boy. authorities are looking for this boy, marcadian jewels. he has black hair and brown eyes and he was last seen this morning in dublin wearing a multicolor short sleeve shirt that was red or possibly gray. and authorities are looking for his mother now. will 1-year-old crystal -- 41- year-old crystal jules. she is apparently not supposed have to custody of her son. and they're looking for his uncle 37-year-old lamar spear who was 6'1" and 205 pounds. the sheriff's office says they're all traveling in a tan 1998 lincoln mark five two door car with california license plate -- if you have any information of course give police a call. >>> in the race for the white house tonight, more shocking comments from donald trump. he's now asking supporters to become election monitors. this, after he claims that if he loses a state like pennsylvania, it could only be because of voter fraud. peter due

. >>> former broncos runningback monty ball is sentenced to 60 days in jail a part of a chestic abuse case. he was cut from the broncos laos last year after 2 seasons with the team. release body and dashcam video from the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. but there is one crucial piece east of video still missing. the body camera object officer who fired the fatal shots last week was not working. so we'll show you the video. it's a little disturbing. 18-year-old paul o'neil was drrving a suspected stolen car when he struck a police vehicle and took off running. out of the view of any cameras, o'neil is being shot back. when he's being handcuff, police asked him why he shot at officers. o'neil was not armed. he died of his injuries. 3 police officers have been stroiched their badges already because of this. shootings like this have sparked a black lives matter colorado senator michael ben set in a rice list that the gop hopes to grab. march sal zelinger sat down with senator bennett for his first extensive conversation about his challenger. >> reporter: senator michael bennett on

monty? (chuckles) i don't know, he's a pretty smart pooch. that's not cool. you're blaming my best friend. switch-craft on me. i keep saying to you, you just... you don't mess with a man's leftovers. and what i keep saying is that you're insane, deeks! guys, we need you upstairs. hurry. all right, just so you know, i'm getting to the bottom of this. want to know why? 'cause i'm a detective. i detect. it's what i do. okay. only thing you'll be doing later is apologizing. oh-ho-ho. no. nell: office park security cameras picked up a carjacking in the valley. hidden hills produce. that produce truck is actually an undercover military transport carrying a load of compromised ak-47s. and it gets better. hold on a second. is that nate? callen: damn. it is. what the hell is he doing? granger: well, hetty sent nate on a long-term undercover. he's investigating organized crime's link to terrorism in l.a. when was last contact? 12 weeks ago. he went dark and we had no idea where he was until this showed up. well, if he was trying to infiltrate organized crime, it looks

>> okay, jacob monty thank you so much. i'd love to have you back next weekend after we have heard more detail from donald trump in the coming week about the immigration policy. i'd love to hear your assessment then as well. >> thank you, i'm a big fan. >> all right. thank you so much. hope to have you back. next weekend mark your calendar. >>> catch donald trump's running mate, mike pence live tomorrow morning. he'll join state of the union at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto® is selective targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting function. for people with afib currently well man

. >> "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything.u can say, "oh, they came after the beatles." look at "saturday night live," you look at sctv. oh, after. after "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program and members of his company. what should we look for on the program? >> anxiety. >> loren michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein. >> hi. i'm loren michaels. >> he hires improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmup, let's do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on. pick a hand. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? ou but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> yo

. >> "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything.ou can say, "oh, they came after the beatles." look at "saturday night live," you look at sctv. oh, after. after "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program and members of his company. what should we look for on the program? >> anxiety. >> loren michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein. >> hi. i'm loren michaels. the producer of saturday night. >> he hires improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmup, let's do 28 face slaps. come on. ap. come on. pick a hand. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who

monti would say i did the right thing. did not take a bailout, and i made judicious and prudent decisions back in 2012. except bad debt is now exploded. not a smart decision now. saker: which they cannot write off that debt. on his side of the equation, summit you mentioned to me before we came on air, looking at what happened in spain. they took the bailout. it is still barely moving. i think the problem he has used is looking at one side of the equation at what he did. he could have gotten away with not taking the bailout, which is fine. provided he changed the bankruptcy law. the problem that italy has is at the bankruptcy law is such that you cannot get your money back quickly. and as a result of that, the banks cannot sell the bad loans to anybody else, except a massive discount. so italy in fact is the worst gridlock that anywhere.this is an academic argument. did i do the right thing? of course a gimmick is the right thing. but did you saolve the vessel you could? you might have been right in not taking the bailout,

told they couldn't throw in their clothes, thankfully the one coach stopped before we got the full monty out there. >> oh yeah. >> that wouldn't have been-- >> no, no. just had to show their protest unan unusual way. >> that-- in an unusual way. >> that is the olympics. >> thanks, otis. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things fferently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. see the problem over your smartphone. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. >>> i am kristine johnson, coming up tonight at 11:00, a post office packed, some people wa

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i mea you've got to knoo paparazzi cameras would catch your full monty and still you give us this.ot that we're complaining or anything. ♪ baby you're a firework okay, so here's the long short of itt bikini-wearing katy and her man were out on the beach in italy yesterday. the couple of seven months and here orlando seems to grab katy's behind and pull her in for a but judging by that look there she wasn't too happy about it. ♪ then this happened. orlando walked solo over to a secluded part of the beac and gets naked. he adjusts to the weather and even has a vin moment, sitting on a rock. ♪ roar minutes later shorts are back on as he and katy go paddleboarding. orlando's a gentleman, taking the oar, and then he gets cheeky and strips down again. nice, um, posture. ♪ so we explain why orlando would show us his bloom? we came with three things. one, it was a dare. i mean, in shots it seems like katy's guy is looking directly at the camera and smiling. two, the 39-year-old didn't want tan lines. or three, well, orlando just didn't think it was that big a deel. ♪ i will still rise i do

they went to school in monty rio and the principal said there will be counselors and therapy dogs on campus. abc7 news. >> dan: new at 11:00, san jose police arrested one of their own during a gang crackdown. they report officer derrick antonio was -- has served with the department for nearly a decade. he is accused of sharing sensitive information with gang members and faces six felonies. it is part of a city wide sweep called "operation gang of thrones" that lead to arrests for extortion, drugs and illegal gambling. >> ama: san francisco police say they are keeping a closer eye on twin peaks after tourists were robbed enjoying the views. no arrests after last night's robbery. it is the latest robbery on twin peaks. in january they pepper sprayed a tourist and then in september an 81-year-old man was beat and robbed. >> ama: you are looking at the damage done by a man swinging a golf club at the bart station. a bart employee shared these pictures. they arrested the man they believe smashed windows along a stairwell. this afternoon's chaos disrupted service for about 30 minutes. >> d

today is the day we remind you to do the monty breast self-exam and tell a buddy to do the same. and the denver first lady is a strong advocate for breast cancer education. >> cancer does not discriminate. so it does not matter if you're black, white, green, blue, or yellow, it doesn't matter. and it doesn't matter if you have a history of it, at all. you have >> mary louise lee will be singing the national anthem for the third year at the race for the cure. it is on september 25. and there is still time to register for the 5k. we hope to see everybody out. there the breast care center is open today for walk-in mammogram appointments and the tests are covered by most insurance and go to st. joseph hospital on marion street in denver and they are open from 7:30 this morning, until 4:00 this afternoon. >> we will see you all at the race for the cure. >>> voters might decide if colorado towns and cities should have the power to ban fracking. in their areas. we are going to break down some of the initiatives that could show up on the ballot in november. >> i apologize for the challen

we will speak to mario monti.his is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: 7:54 in london, 8:54 in a gloomy berlin. let's have a look at what you should be be keeping your eye on. maersk.t storm for profit slumped 88%. your overall container valuations, going down. of thetainer part business, slumping. it is not managing to get as much money. you are also seeing the oil price slump comic eating into the prophet. that stock could fall 2%. guy: we are watching very carefully. be a very flat open this friday. that open is coming up next. this is the weei function. the open is next on bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome. we are a bloomberg's european headquarters in the city of london. i'm alongside caroline hyde in berlin. we are moments away from the start of european trading. caroline has your morning brief. a party like, it's it's 1999. the s&p and nasdaq all hit record highs in the same session; that hasn't happened this century. are you invested? crude heads for its biggest weekly up. talks may include action to stabilize the market. the

they went to school in monty rio and the principal said there will be counselors and therapy dogs on campus. abc7 news. >> dan: new at 11:00, san jose police arrested one of their own during a gang crackdown. they report officer derrick antonio was -- has served with the department for nearly a decade. he is accused of sharing sensitive information with gang members and faces six felonies. it is part of a city wide sweep called "operation gang of thrones" that lead to arrests for extortion, drugs and illegal gambling. >> ama: san francisco police say they are keeping a closer eye on twin peaks after tourists were robbed enjoying the views. no arrests after last night's robbery. it is the latest robbery on twin peaks. in january they pepper sprayed a tourist and then in september an 81-year-old man was beat and robbed. >> ama: you are looking at the damage done by a man swinging a golf club at the bart station. a bart employee shared these pictures. they arrested the man they believe smashed windows along a stairwell. this afternoon's chaos disrupted service for about 30 minutes. >> d

year-old jameel byrd on murder charges detectives are trying to find his accomplice 19-year-old saku monty. if you have 82 seen him, call police. >>> wilmington police have arrested the ex-boyfriend avenue woman found dead in a trash can. police announcing 20-year-old idris merit charged with first degree murder of the death of miss precious hoskins. officers found hoskins body inside a trash can along the 800 block of east 22nd street on wednesday. merit is being held without bail tonight. >>> tonight delaware state police are investigating just what happened after a serious crash on polaski highway in newark. authorities say that crash happened about 2:00 o'clock this morning when tractor trailer hit a pickup truck. the pick up caught fire and left four people injured including a six-year-old little boy. he's listed i list critical con. the road has since reopen. >>> new jersey transit bus driver has died after the bus he was driving slammed into another in newark, new jersey, killing a passenger. it happened this morning police say the veteran driver at the wheel of the bus with no pass

. >> and monty several departments have policies in effect is it just a lack of consequences? >> in some cases that's true. a recent study found they were only recording 6% of what was required. >> and are they required to make the footage public? >> they are not but that could change. bill hayward is working on a bill to make that a law. >> tonight the family of that 18-year-old shot and killed by chicago police wants answers about hiss death. today -- his death. body camera video gives some answers. another camera shows police chasing that teen paul o'neill and handcuffing him after he'd been shot. >> it was disturbing. very disturbing. not the way anything is supposed to be done. >> there is a hunt going on. the chicago police are hunting plaque and brown people. >> -- black and brown people. >> making ourselves better starts with acknowledging where we need to improve. it starts out by rooting out the behavior that is lost the trust of the community. >> the chicago police department has stripped those three officers of the authority and determined that they violated depart

third, there's a lot more talk of fiscal stimulus, not just monti stimulus, japan, the uk, europe and the u.s., and finally it's a cliche but there is no to stock, no yields in bonds and no yield in cash. all this means stay in bonds. i'm bob pins at the new york stock exchange. >> speaking of stocks, retail stocks were bolstered by a surprise announcement from macy's. the world's largest department store is shuddering a handful of its stores to keep pace with the dramatic changes happening in that sector. today macy's also reported earnings and revenue that topped expectations, and it reiterated its full-year profit and sales guidance. its comparable sales drop wasn't as bad as feared and sales improved each month of the quarter. investors like that report and macy's long-term plan as well. as a result, shares soared 17%, making it the best performing stock on the s&p 500. courtney reagan has more on macy's new direction. >> reporter: is the magic of macy's back, or is it just adjusting to a new reality? macy's second quarter profits and sales turned out better than expected and stil

. >> he is a nice guy, one of the guys we enjoyed catching up with is monty kippen. he is with the jags. and he is in the defensive role working under gus bradley. what goes around comes around. he was the defensive coordinator as bradley was the linebacker coach back about the bucs for a few years. he tried a year of retirement he thought you know how many walks on the beach can a guy take. he missed it. and he reminisced about 1996 coming to training camp under tony the team toughness. , we got a lot of work done. we got on the about us with tony 1996. drove the car. a different field. get up early. and be a football player whatever. and the head couch i saw him it is all good. i'm a jaguar now. >> i'm fired up. >> season certainly fired up. florida has their final scrimmage of the pre-season coming up tomorrow. he named his starting quarterback. he and they were fighting it out. and the third college having been alabama, in the state. >> we're going. >> that is stopping practice early and telling his team the team how cool is that, you know teams would like to hav

for the glory of god for all law and american says it is just a crime.gion, then it is a multi -- monty python fantasy you can only defeat the enemy if youerms. understand them when they say they are jihadist you do not get to wipe that out of the threat assessment if you do that you are censoring the intelligence that is if somebody had said storming the normandy beaches i know your rifle is ready but when you plant don't mention the not see the issue could offend a german that is the situation we are living in and it happens. so i use the template that was incredibly successful during the cold war againstt the totalitarian ideology but with to secret documentsbe that have been declassified in tuesday's talking points for my strategy against the isis the first is the nowis thee famous secret telegram 14 14 pages from moscow to washington in 46 to explain what does dahlin believe?the por and how was that to the postwar of europe? that document was the enemy threat document it was descriptly accurate description of the personality of the soviets and made it very clear thaton they were mo

the monty carlos tower came down. look at the cloud of smoke. the hotel and casino closed headliners. the mans are to expand the convention center. the work is expected to be completed in january still, always interesting to watch. >>> let's talk about the most accurate forecast we don't have any dust or smoke in our air but the higher concentrations of the ozone. if you yourself limit your time outdoors as they reach unhealthy levels it's due to the sunshine. it combines with the pollutants in our air. we have high clouds drifting in. of a stray shower or storm. just an early heads up. most of us stay dry and hot. but we could see a stray shower or storm moving in. temperature-wise, going from 87 to 90 and then mid-90s by 9:00 a.m. and the 100s are back. a quick warmup today and up to 110 and we should hit that briefly by about 4:00 this afternoon. storms developing along the rim, slight chance it could move into the phoenix metro tod seven-day forecast. that's coming up in minutes. >>> a new crash for east valley drivers, you'll see it coming

of philadelphia says it's just a crime it has nothing to do with religion, then we are living in a monty python fantasy absurdity. the fact is you can only defeat the enemy if you understand them on your own terms. when they say bitte they are fi, you do not get to wipe that out of your threat assessment. if you do that you are censoring the intelligence cycle. it would be as if somebody said as we are preparing to storm the normandy beaches if somebody said that during world war ii, i know your rifle is ready but whatever you do, when you land, don't mention the word not because you could offend a german. that's the absurdity of the situation you're living in it has to stop. this is the template that was successful but in the cold war. we want the war against the totalitarian ideology that with the secret documents that have since been declassified and i use these as a starting point from my strategy the first one is the famous telegram of george kennan's secret telegram the 14 page from moscow to washington in 1946 that explain who is the soviet union and what does stalin believe and w

then: monti heard about company and this guy had been in the military, created a system where you flewver parts of iraq and were able to figure out who was setting off these roads that bombs. when he left the military he wanted to try to sell it to state or local governments and has been trying to do that for several years. he ended up giving baltimore a six-month try and the advantage is well you do not see faces, you can follow these little dots that are people theoretically who are fleeing crimes, etc. david: interesting tension in the piece between these municipalities and citizens and privacy advocates who say this is too much. ellen: there has sort of been this uproar where people are saying, you are violating my right. you should have at least told us we were being spied on. of -- kindme quite of a big deal in the police department say they wants to continue doing it because they can follow these. faceo not see the person's but can follow their form as they flee a crime. david: i spoke to monte rio. what is it looking for? >> it is a technology that this guy, the founder of pers

whatever trump effect that might have on senate and house races, that she is going to have the full card montyer: the va has turned many of our soldiers into the dmv of healthcare. these exchanges would have collapsed a long time ago it wasn't for the $32 billion in tax subsidies. kennedy: it was a cash grab for the insurance companies. >> ironically the u.s. government, d.o.j. said -- said to humanna, you can't merge. when they blocked the merger they said we can't afford to be in the exchanges. obama care unwittingly created monopolies. there is one insurer. 400,000 people in one county in arizona have no insurer in their exchange. kennedy: it's scary for people with preexisting conditions. and those who are under served by a system designed to fail. maybe it's because of the ignorance of the american voter. you have to send block grants to the state. one size fits all approach doesn't work. just 37 people were responsible for a quarter of the losses that they experienced. so there are all these lessons. the insurers knew these stories before obamacare was launched in 2010. kennedy: and they

. >> monty jones who you should be checking out and reading and listening to. great pleasure. thanks, man. >> thank you. >>> the rest of you are sticking around, that includes you at home. there is more delicious fresh content coming your way. >>> some big news tonight. entertainment tonight reports rick perry will be a contestant on "dancing with the stars" this season. we can only imagine he's thinking something like this. >> i mean like today has been awesome, girl. this is really been a great day. >>> do you know what anthony >>> do you know what anthony weiner has done? we're making donald trump the issue? this man is a serial sexter that embarrasses his wife. >> trump's campaign manager defending her boss' decision to weigh in on the sexting scandal. i hope i don't have to say that phrase again involving anthony weiner. he and an unidentified woman exchanged messages and today his wife huma abedin said she and wiener are separating and he used the news to be careless and negligent in allowing wiener to have close proximity to classified information. yahoo news documents

coming up, we will hear from elise former prime minister and former eu commissioner mario monti on the challenges facing europe after the exit boat. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is bloomberg markets. let's move across the atlantic for an update on the european economy in the wake of the brexit vote. francine the clock -- francine have rightly understood that the effect of brexit will be on the real economy. they will take time to materialize and so there probably will be very serious economic real economy consequences for both the u.k. [indiscernible] and the [indiscernible] -- the markets do well to rochus it -- focus on any problems. >> does the italian financial system remain too big to fail and too big to save? system do have problems. they come out of a number of years in which they have considerably less problems than other banking systems like germany's or spain. different -- this was a big problem. that was the only case in which during my government in 2011, 2013 the state did intervene. there was not really a need to do so. i have the impression that italy's banking syste

>> well, the word games are just, if it wasn't just a serious issue this would be pure monty python. of course it's a ransom. if you call it a bribe, if that makes it somehow better. but the other thing -- trish: i don't think they would say that is better. bribe, ransom, there is something there. >> of course there is. of course. this was a quid pro quo. we gave them money, and, don't forget the justice department also objected to releasing prisoners, iranians who had broken the law in various ways in the united states. we didn't just give iranians money, we swapped as always, more iranians than we got americans back. trish: colonel, isn't this kind of against our rules, our own rules? aren't we supposed to never give money for prisoners? don't we have quite specific guidelines about that? >> well, absolutely. and, there is very practical reason why we don't pay ransoms because it encourages more hostage-taking. we have now established, thank you, mr. president, how much an american hostage is worth. worth $100 million a head if you take americans. plus we'll throw in some of your t