now joining us, edward morse on oil.ing their clients worldwide from an international perspective. at $80 you said no, at $60 you said no. at $40 you said we could spike down clear markets and then come back. , did we clearl the markets and find stability? ed: i don't think so. it is hot money chasing headlines. he had perished in the last week. at the end of the week, we had a report that was fairly bullish and the market responded. it goes down, production will follow immediately. we should have learned from last spring that that does not happen. then we had some bullish data from the upi and inventories. the market momentum from last week -- this carried forward. it is dana point driven, but underlying those data points are underlying fundamentals that are fundamentally bearish. tom: the chart of oil is stunning, back 60 years. inflation-adjusted, and when you adjust for rising wealth, it is an approximation chart. will we stay back to where we were, or can opec assert price control again? ed: i think opec is not able

parsing of debate between ed morse of citigroup and dennis gartman of "the gartman letter code right now we need to get to our news from our desk. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: it is chaos for house republicans. they now have no clear leader and they have to raise the debt ceiling within four weeks. kevin mccarthy took himself out of the running yesterday. kevin mccarthy: if we are going to unite to be strong, we need a new face to help do that. the conservative caucus did not want him to become speaker. john boehner was planning to leave at the end of the month, but he will stay on as speaker until a successor is chosen. russian says some missiles are not reaching their targets in syria. rockets fired from russian ships in the caspian sea hit iran.

ethan monroe morse morse, he's free on bail and due in court next week. >>> these are the men who attackede 23-year-old spencer stone outside a bar last week. they're the one wearing white shirts in a /surlts -- surveillance video from a nearby store. it all started when stone tried to break up a /tpaoeugt between a woman and her boyfriend. stone has been /haeuld -- hailed for help to thwart a terror attack on a paris train this summer. >>> one of the grateful dead is battling cancer tonight. -- the musician survived a bout of prostate cancer back in 2006. >> well, still to come, the little pink pill hits the market, and it promises to boost female libido, but there's /wub thing you can't do after taking it. >> plus new /rul -- rules on the horizon for remote controlled aircraft, and why you may soon have to fly your drone to the d.m.v. >> and transforming the bay into an incident active classroom, how sailing school is helping to prepare these kids for the careers of the future. >> and see if there's enough wind to fill their sales, and any more rain in the future. as we look live to coit

and the house on morse avenue, where the evef all hallolo breaks loose. >> reporter: is it scary? >> no, it's just really cool. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it was a frightening few minutes today that must have seemed like hours for more than 100 people aboard a boeing 767 jetliner. the plane e s about to take off from fort lauderdale, florida, for caracas, venezuela, when an engine burst into flamek. passengers and crew raced to evacuate, and david begnaud is in ft. lauaurdale. >> reporter: these are some of the pictures of dynamic airways flight 405 on nier after the pilot aborted takeoff. this cell phone video c ctured huge black p pmes off billowing smoke as the plane's pilot frantically radioed for help. just minutes earlier, a pilot on aircraft taxiing behind the dynamic plane reported a fuel leak to air traffic control. >> dynamic, out of the left enginet looks like is leaking a l of fuel. yeah, itit fluid leaking out of the left engine. >> reporter: all 101 people on board were evacuated, using emergency slides. >

kayla morse finished the program four years ago. >> i've been teaching at this school for going on two years. and what's kept me here is how this school is set up. it's a community of learners. so i feel very connected to the vision of not only preparing students for the world but also preparing more teachers. >> reporter: when you're thinking about how you'll work with renee, are you mirroring a lot of your own experiences as a resident? >> so a lot of times i do mirror my experiences with her, but i also think about if i was new to this profession or this place, what are some of the things that i would need to know to work better. >> reporter: do you feel a responsibility to kind of keep her fire burning? >> yes, yes, because i think this work is challenging, and it can really get to you, but i feel like what keeps me going is that fire, and some of the same things we talk about with our kids, independence, perseverance, problem-solving, those are things that i kind of i carry through in my working relationship with her. >> reporter: roxbury has come a long way in the last two decade

this nightclub is on morse street. that's right in front of -- right in the middle of several warehouses. just a couple of blocks away from union market and near gallaudet university. this is still very early in the investigation, but this is what we know so far. police responded to a stabbing here inside the club at about 1:00 this morning. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. this is a popular nightclub, especially on wednesdays. they host something called level wednesdays. last night the club also hosted two birthday parties. i've seen several twitter posts overnight from people who were here obviously shaken up saying they just watched a man die right in front of them. back out here live, you can see there are several businesses around here. no doubt police will be focusing on the surveillance cameras outside laila lounge as well as the other businesses out here who definitely have security cameras. if you have any information, meanwhile, police ask that you give them a call because as i said this is

it's like rain on your wedding day >> it is hard to believe it's been 20 years since alanis morse it et's groundbreaking albu "jagged little pill." that won he grammys. >> she was just 19 years when she recorded it, but at the height of her fame, she wa shell of her rock star self feeling disconnected from the world and even thinking about not wanting to be alive. the ala you ought to know is tonight's instory. took that rocket ship to rock 'n' roll superstardom? what was it really like foryou? >> it was really challenging. i remember willing myself to sleep to get back to a sense of reality beca waking life was very odd. >> you toured for two years with this album. you had a time with the fame. is it true you didn't laugh for two years. >> yeah, i could it was a constant experience of people violating my boundaries or invading my boundaries or wanting something. i naively thought that fame would afford this deep connection with all these celebrities and be kumbayaing into thesunset. the opposite was true. i felt really disconnecte from people. >> then you became quiet after a while.

state senate president chuck morse is backing bush he is new hampshire's elected republican endorsement, so far. morse says bush's independence from washington and his history as governrn of florida makes him a stand out candidate. jessica rae: a group that wants to legalize casino gambeling at nebraska race tracks is set to begin gathering signatures to place the issue on the 20-16 ballot. "keep the money in nebraska" announced their plan is to ask voters to sign ththe petitions. ononof them is a propoped constitutional amendment to allow games of chance. another would let people know where casinos would be placed, and how they would be regulated. and the third would impose a 20 percent tax on gross gambling revenues. 75 per-cent of that would go to the state and the remaining per-cent would go to local governments where the casinos are located. jessica rae: a big check is helping one central iowa center better serve iowans with autism. the homestead children's autism center in altoona, held an open house in celebration of their recent grant. thanks to the e prairie meadows legacy g gn

staying in venture capital, sir michael morse is known for have the lucrative foresight and being ingle, paypal. he is the chairman of sequoia capital. he began his prayer as a journalist followed in the early days of apple and steve jobs. he is referred to as writing roots in a new book on leadership. i sat with him earlier today and asked about the traits that make a great leader. mike: if you think about, in silicon valley terms of the people have been very successful in building technology companies, today you might look at jeff bezos or mark zuckerberg. these people are obsessed with the products that they want to build at the beginning. and then there companies. i think the very successful people are great at building teams around them in dealing with people. think those are the hallmarks. you look at some of the really great technology companies that teams have pretty good at the top. microsoft in its heyday had a very stable management team, the same has been true at apple products. emily: you are so well known for your time chronicling the early days of apple and you spent t

but he does know morse code and tells me fdr was the first president he ever voted for. "you remember fdr?" "you betcha i do. you've got to remember the depression. you don't want a depression. anything but that, 'cause you got to feed your kids. if you don't have money to buy it, you are going to steal it. it is just that simple." "how long are you going to keep working? at 98 you should have retired 40 years ago." "i know. i really don't know [if i'll retire.] maybe you don't want to quit working. nobody should quit. just do something." "is that the secret, if there is one?" "when you quit working, you start what they call rocking. i don't like the term, but that is what you do." so the man who was born when woodrow wilson was president, graduated from purdue and started working at the dnr when jfk was inaugurated still has his draft card from world war ii. 'carry it with you at all times' and i still got it. i stopped carrying it because it is about worn out but i don't think they are going to call me anymore." that's because he is still needed here. "now see that ins

but he does know morse code and tells me fdr was the first president he ever voted for. "you remember fdr?" "you betcha i do. you've got to remember the depression. you don't want a depression. anything but that, 'cause you got to feed your kids. if you don't have money to buy it, you are going to steal it. it is just that simple." "how long are you going to keep working? at 98 you should have retired 40 years ago." "i know. i really don't know [if i'll retire.] maybe you don't want to quit working. nobody should quit. just do something." "is that the secret, if there is one?" "when you quit working, you start what they call rocking. i don't like the term, but that is what you do." so the man who was born when woodrow wilson was president, graduated from purdue and started working at the dnr when jfk was inaugurated still has his draft card from world war ii. "october 16th, 1940. it says, 'carry it with you at all times' and i still got it. i stopped carrying it because it is about worn out but i don't think they are that's because he is still needed here. "now see that

the high school soft morse secretary. >> we want her out.he was here implementing one newark, she brought that here. in 2012 when she came in, it was her the the one newark and budget cuts, we saw it as her. it's not her, it's the state. it's the system. >> reporter: when she stepped down in june, she had eight months left on her contract. she said she's proud of the district's accomplishments and city. >> clearly you are passionate about education, passion at about newark, and still passionate about newark. for you, what will it take to move forward, to have the city on? >> if adults keep kids at the core of decision making, the progress would continue, and my hope would be that the individuals who know things are better, and a lot of people hold everyone's feet to the fire and redouble the efforts for change. >> there's one thing that i can learn from you today - what should i be learning? >> that our schools are in need of help. that the kids are in need of help. my friends, my community were all in need of help, and that nothing is going

. >> i don't care if he sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals... i'll be happy to but you need to make sure the entire record is correct. gonna do! >> clinton spent the day mounting a passionate defense of her response to the benghazi dead. >> you know, i would imagine i've thought more about what happened than all of you put together. >> reporter: republicans insist the hearing is not a partisan witch-hunt. >> we're gonna pursue the truth in a manner worthy of the memory of the four people who lost their lives. and worthy of the respect of our fellow citizens. >> reporter: during the testimony, clinton challenged the committee to look at the bigger picture. >> these are complex issues, mr. congressman. and i think it's important that we look at the totality of what was going on. >> reporter: i'm andy rose reporting. >> winchester native glen doherty died during the benghazi terror attack. new at 11:00, his sister quickly just spoke to cnn about the first time she met hillary clinton. >> i met her when we were at andrews air force base, and, you kn

parking garage that displays quotes by abraham lincoln and eleanor roosevelt in -- wait for it -- morse code that cost $285,000. it actually lights up. sharyl: also on the list, this stainless steel sculpture that cost taxpayers $365,000. the v.a. committee room is art on loan from the department of defense. i don't have a problem with the art. sharyl: but he doesesave a prprlem with the $1.3 mimiion rock sculpture and art project that he says comes at the expense of wounded vets. >> the a's keeps saying they need more and more money, yet they are not willing to prioritize and use the money they have for the appropriate thing, i.e. health care for the veterans. sharyl: as the v.a. recovers from the scandal involving dozens of veterans who died waiting for carereit ispending $330,000 on this art. >> still, the a is able to regain -- until the v.a. is able to regain the trust of the american people, flexibility is the last ring we need to be giving to the v.a. looking into the spending concerns and working to create a commissionon art. insurance co-ops in kentucky and tennessee are going

i don't care if he sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals, the fact that he happened to send it by e-mail is irrelevant. what is relevant is that he was sending information to the secretary of state. that is what's relevant. now, with respect to the subpoena, if he bothered to answer the telephone calls of our committee he would haven't needed a. >> would the gentleman yield? >> i'll be happy to but you need to make sure the entire record is correct. >> and that's exactly what i want to do. >> go ahead. >> i'm about to tell you. i move we put into the record the entire transcript of sidney blumenthal. we're going to release the e-mails, let's do the transcript. that way the world can see. >> it i second that motion. >> well, we didn't -- >> that motion has been seconded? >> we won't take that up in a hearing. >> mr. chairman, i have consulted with the palme parliamentarian and they inform us we have a right. you asked for the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. that's what we want to have. let the world see. >> it why is it that you only want mr. blumenthal

and the house on morse avenue, where the eve of all hallows breaks loose. >> reporter: is it scary? >> no, it's just really cool. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it was a frightening few minutes today that must have s smed like hours for more than 100 people aboard a boeing 767 jetliner. the plane was about to take off from fort lauderdale, florida, for caracas, venezuela, when an passengers and crew raced to evacuate, and david begnaud is in ft. lauderdale. >> reporter: these are some of the pictures of dynamic airways flight 405 on nier after the pilot aborted takeoff. this cell phone video captured huge black plumes of billowing smoke as the plane's pilot frantically radioed for help. just minutes earlier, a pilot on an aircraft taxiing behind the dynamic plane reported a fuel leak to air traffic control. >> dynamic, out of the left engine it looks like it's leaking a lot of fuel. yeah, it's fluid leaking out of the left engine. >> reporter: all 101 people on ard were evacuated, usingng emergency slides. >> the pilot didn't

and, of course, samuel morse morse code, etc. some famous people appeared on banknotes of this period. some people that names may sound familiar but not exactly famous in today's age, a lot of scholars will know who robert morris is, an important financier from 1781 to 1784. he served as superintendent of finance during the fledgling developmental years of the united states. he was one of only two persons to sign all three founding documents of the united states -- the constitution, the declaration of independence, and the articles of confederation. he was one of pennsylvania's first two senators and the first , interestingly, to use the dollar sign in correspondence. you know the "s" with the line , through it that we are all familiar with. apparently, this is attributed to morris, at least in correspondence so mr. morris is , a familiar name, perhaps not all that famous. that's what he looks like on banknotes. stephen decatur was a famous admiral, fought in the barbary wars. fought in the war of heependence, and he was -- was c

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. >> : i don't care if he sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals. >> : will the gentleman i'd be happy to but you need to make sure the entire record is correct, mr. cummings. >> : that's exactly what i want to do. >> reporter :clinton spent the day mounting a passionate defense of her response to the benghazi attack that left four americans dead. >> : i would imagine i have thought more about what happened than all of you put together. >> reporter :republicans insist, the hearing isn't a partisan witch hunt. >> : we're going to pursue the truth in a manner worthy of the memory of the four people who lost their lives and worthy of the respect of our fellow citizens. >> reporter : during her testimony, clinton challenged the committee to look at the bigger picture. >> : these are complex issues, mr. congressman. and i think it's important that we look at the totality of what was going on. >> reporter :i'm andy rose reporting. >> pam :meet "babies for bernie" it is an instagram account. that is lighting up social media. with pictures of babies dressed as bernie sanders. the

the first parliamentary poll since president model morse was out offed from power in 2014. >>> tropical storm of koppu, jamilla alendoggan is at an evacuation city any in the city of ca ban ahtwan. >> we are in one of the more populated provinces. residents gathered whafers they could, lij of their belongings. there is no deepened place to sleep here and no clean la treens. th latrines. the president was here yesterday, he brought a few kilos of rice and that's it, they have kicked most of it they say. thantherapy children starting tt sick, some of the kids here is die re, and milk, enough food to have no place to sleep, nonone to talk to. this is the capital of rice production in the country. so many farmers here have lost their farms and need to have a government subsidy in order to start again. when typhoon haiyan struck central philippines almost two years ago, emergency response has improved and the philippines is an arch pe arch pel archipel. residents say they are going to feel the brunt of this tierch for many years to come. be. >> in indiana, thousands have died and thousands m

and the house on morse avenue, where the eve of all hallows breaks loose. >> reporter: is it scary? >> no, it's just really cool. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it was a frightening few minutes today that must have sme

mireya villarreal got a look at the haunts on morse avenue in the shadows of hollywood. >> reporter: what appears to be an amusement park is actually rick polizzi's front yard. >> i want a lot of spectacle. >> reporter: every night in the 10 days leading up to halloween, 4,000 to 6,000 visitors stream into this normally quiet neighborhood to experience halloween. is it scary? >> no, it's just really cool. >> reporter: the idea of a fright-free halloween began when he took his young daughters to their first haunted house. it didn't go well. they ran out screaming. >> right. >> reporter: not happy. >> no, not at all. >> reporter: polizzi, a former animation producer for "the simpson's," decided he could build something better. how much is your allowance for this? >> usually runs between, like, $10,000 and $12,000 each year. >> reporter: and it also costs polizzi time. he starts putting up pumpkins in july. do you think there will be a point where your wife and children are like enough? >> oh, yeah, they did that 10 years ago. >> reporter: with his daughters all grown up, each year poli

. >> i don't care if you sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals, what is relevant is that he was sending information to the secretary of state. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i would be happy to. make sure the entire record is correct. >> that is exactly what i want to do. >> go ahead. >> reporter: while they argued, the star witness tried to stay above the fray unlike in 2013. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> reporter: this time hillary clinton was poised, practiced, pushing back with putdowns. >> i wrote a whole chapter about this in my book "hard choices." i would be glad to send it to you, congressman. >> i'm sorry it doesn't fit your narrative, congressman. i can only tell you what the facts were. i know that's not the answer you want to hear. >> reporter: at other times her face said it all laughing off unwelcome suggestions, showing impatience, irritation or scorn, reflecting days of preparation at home, sent off to battle this morning by her husband bill. republicans were armed and ready. >> happy to bring breakfast in, but it would sure be helpfu

and the house on morse avenue, where the eve of all hallows breaks loose. >> reporter: is it scary? >> no, it's just really cool. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it was a frightening few minutes today that must have seemed like hours

trey gowdy / (south carolina ) i don't care if he sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals. (rep. elijah cummings / (d) maryland ) will the gentleman yield? (rep. trey gowdy / (r) south carolina ) i'd be happy to but you need to make sure the entire record is correct, mr. cummings. (rep. elijah cummings / (d) maryland ) that's exactly what i iant to do. clinton spent the day mounting a passiona defense of her response to the benghazi attack that left four americans dead. (hillary clinton / (d) former secretary of state) i would imagine i have thought more about what happened than all of you put together. republicans insist, the hearing isn't a partisan witch hunt. (rep. trey gowdy / (r) south carolina) we're going to pursue the truth in a manner worthy of the memory of the four people who lost their lives and worthy of the respect of our fellow citizens. during her testimony, clinton challengng the committee e look at the bigger picture. (hillary clinton / (d) former secretary of state) these are complex issues, mr. congressman. and i think it's important that we look at th

a year ago house committee agreed with that and denied ignoring -- >> i don't care if you sent by morse code, car your pigeons -- you need to make sure entire record is correct. >> that's what i wanted to do. >> here's what happened to their requests they were torn up. > that's just not true congress sglap later representative tre galdy said she did not intentionally tell american people terrorists for responsible for astook it would not harm president obama reelection campaign just 56 days later and other committee members criticize clinton that none of her staff was fired after benghazi incident only three officers were reassigned and one resigned. >> the personnel rules and laws that govern those decisions were followed. >> i'm not asked what arb did but what you did. >> i follow the law. >> she stayed on point saying it was a planned attack it was the first time a u.s. ambassador was killed since 19 1979. >> secretary afterwards appealed to panel to hopefully let statesmanship feel over part sonship any action is said to fall along party lines. >> killed in iraq against the fight ag

`in commitment 2016, `senate president chuck morse `announced his support for fellow `republican jeb bush tonight. `>> because one stands head and `shoulders above the rest, and `that' `shelley: the former florida `governor was in concord to hold `a town hall meeting. `earlier in the day, he visited a `business in manchester, next `step bionics and prosthetics. `tomorrow, bush will participate `in a domestic violence `prevention roundtable at the unh `law center. `ohio governor john kasich `wrapped up a day of campaigning `in tuftonboro. `the republican presidential `candidate attended a house `party. `his stops today included `woodstock, plymouth, and `meredith. `kasich continues his visit to `the granite state tomorrow with `an event in nashua. `this week republican `presidential hopeful lindsey `graham took part in our `candidate cafe series. `the south carolina senator `shared a meal and stories with `voters at the airport diner in `manchester. `graham talked a lot about `growing up with his parents in a `pool hall, losing both at an `early age, and the circumstances `behind bein

. >> i don't care if you sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon. smoke signals. >> make sure the record is correct. >> that is what i want to owe do. >> clinton spent the day mounting her response to the attack that left four americans dead. >> i would have imagine i thought more about what happened than all of you put together. >> republicans insist the hearing is not a partisan witch hunt. >> we're going to pursue the truth in a manner worthry of the memory of four people that lost their lives. and worthy of the respect of our fellow citizens. >> during her testimony, clinton challenged the committee to look at the bigger picture. >> these are complex issues mr. congressman. i think it's important to look at the totality of what was going on. >>> and tonight's bay area business watch, southern california based fresh and easy announced it will close stores, including 97 locations in nevada, and california and arizona. eight are in the bay area. more than 3,000 employees will be losing their jobs starting a week from friday. >> i'm looking for anot

i don't care if he sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals, the fact that he happened to send it by email is irrelevant. what is relevant is that he was sending information to the secretary of state. that is what's relevant. with respect to the subpoena, if he'd bothered to answer the telephone calls of our committee, he wouldn't have needed a subpoena. you need to make sure the boyer record is correct. >> that's exactly what i want to do. >> then go ahead. >> i'm about to tell you. i move that we put into the record the entire transcript of as i had they've blumenthal. if we're going to release the emails, do the transcript, that way the world can see it. >> is that a motion? >> the motion i guess seconded. they have informed us that we have a right to recorded vote on that motion. >> you want the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, that's what we have. put it for the world to see it. >> there was a debate and the battle was being fought by the ranking member elijah comings there then what happened? they take the break. >> they take a vote and along the par

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. >> i don't care if he sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals. what is relevant is that he was sending information to the secretary of state. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i'll be happy to but you need to make sure the entire record is correct. >> and that's exactly what i want to do. >> well then go ahead. >> reporter: while they argued the star witness tried to stay above the fray. unlike in 2013. >> what difference, at this point, does it make? >> reporter: this time, hillary clinton was poised, practiced, pushing back with putdowns. >> i wrote a whole chapter about this in my book "hard choices." i'd be glad to send it to you, congressman. i'm sorry that it doesn't fit your narrative, congressman. i can only tell you what the facts were. i know that's not the answer you want to hear. >> reporter: at other times her face said it all, laughing off unwelcome suggestions, showing impatience, irritation, or scorn. reflecting days of preparation at home, sent off to battle this morning by her husband, bill. the republicans were also armed and rea

. -- andres will be joined -- andwill be joined morse bill ackman sits down with stephanie ruhle at 4tern. thank you for much. we will have more in just a moment. -- thank you very much. we will have more in just a moment. ♪ >> it is 3 p.m. in new york, 3:00 a.m. in hong kong. welcome to "the bloomberg market day." ♪ good afternoon, i'm pimm fox. here's what we are watching at this hour. selling and biotech and health-care stocks leading the nasdaq lower. , we will find out why the bears are in charge. commodity prices surged today. crude oil gaining more than 4%. companies like freeport macro ran surging ahead out there, we have got details. microsoft releases three new smartphones and tablets. microsoft, can he make a dent in an already saturated mobile phone market? this is

. >> i don't care if he sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals, what is relevant is that he was sending information to the secretary of state. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i'll be happy to but you need to make sure the entire record is correct. >> that's exactly what i want to do. >> well then go ahead. >> reporter: while they argued the star witness tried to stay above the fray, unlike in 2013 -- >> what difference at this point does it make? >> reporter: this time, hillary clinton was poised, practiced, pushing back with put-downs. >> i wrote a whole chapter about this in my book "hard choices." i'd be glad to send it to you congressman. i'm sorry that it doesn't fit your narrative, congressman. i can only tell you what the facts were. i know that's not the answer you want to hear. >> reporter: at other times, her face said it all, laughing off unwelcome suggestions. showing impatience, irritation, or scorn. the republicans were also armed and ready. >> happy to bring breakfast in, but when asked a yes or no question it would sure be helpful if we could get to the an