apparently a neighbor called the police and come plained that mr. big was being loud and they proceeded to arrest him. >> they arrested him for being loud in his own home. >> when they leave, they leave better because there's another video in which you see a man walking into the apartment according to the poster of the video robbing him. >> the thing is that there are live witness withes seeing this happen. you can see the comment section exploding. at least there's evidence and witnessing, and you get the see the guys face. >> did they set him up to rob him? is this the neighbor? that would be a slick move. >> we do believe that's the neighbor. no word on whether it was the intention of having the guy removed so that they could come in and rob him. >> are we sure that it's not a set up to get the reviews by mr. bigs. it could be that. >> but this is not a set up because we reached out to the local police department and they confirm that they held him over description for burglary. >> are they taking responsibility for the door? >>> it's an internationa

you're mr. big-- >> i'm not mr. big anything, sir. >> stephen: yes, you are. >> let's get that-- let's get that straight. >> stephen: you have your only company, spectra. >> spectra vision. >> stephen: you make horror movies. >> correct, horror and genre films. >> stephen: you like horror a lot i understand. >> i do. >> stephen: what scares you? does anything scare jew i don't get scared that easily. horror films don't scare me. >> stephen: you make horror films but you don't get horrified. >> i don't get horr five-day forecast no. >> stephen: can i try to horrify you? >> yes. >> stephen: at the base of each of your eye lashes there is a crab-like creature eats the dead skin from around your eye, and when you wake nupt morning, that sleep that's in the corner of your eyes, that's the poop, of that little creature. and i'm not making that up. and every single person has these eye lash mights on their face and there's nothing you can do about it. >> is that true? >> stephen: yes, it's true if you look it up. are you ho

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mr. haynes: that is a big question. industry. it is totally different now in terms of the number of funds, about of money they have, the credit this that results from that -- crowdedness that results from that. we took of you -- a view recently, that says the market is down by half over the last 20 years. hedge fund has undoubtedly had role in that because hedge funds move fast and create a lot of efficiency in the market. if you look forward, it is not an easy place. gary: do you expect more funds are going to close down and get significant redemptions by the end of this year? mr. haynes: i think it could happen. i don' t really worry too much about what is happening in other funds, but as i look forward, i think the cost of being excellent heaps going up. that could be the cost of developing people, the cost of maintaining a proper compliance environment, the cost of eta -- data, but this is an industry that 10 or 15 years ago had very little barriers to entry. gary: thank you for the inside. we will be right back with more. "w

what are the big concerns there? mr.ldberg: it was whether or not there's something in the market that was bringing them the slowdown. it was really surprising. you know, there is way more talk about the fed right here. everybody just waiting for this to happen. alix: talking about the credit and the debt, we have seen asian banks starting to de-lever, and they have a long way to go with the developed markets. what about as credit markets do seize up? mr. goldberg: fueled by debt, it became more intensive, the growth that we had. it is not in the sense -- they are slowing down the pace. but that means there is less fuel into growth. you are going to have to find growth somewhere else. a lot of it depends on what happens in china because they are integrating, and that is why this morning it generated a little bit of noise. but, yes. productivity has to come back. scarlet: there is noise, stresses. which is the easiest to quantify, and which is the hardest to quantify? mr. goldberg: it is very much concerned about the pace

mr. hooper died,. >> i'll give it to him when he comes back. >> big bird, mr. hooper is not coming back. >> there is speculation that bert and ernie are gay. but they just have a special friendship. the first time a tv show was shaped by educational goals and a curriculum. by 2009 it had been shown in more than 140 countries. sesame street's first character with autism will appear in a digital pook. whethebook. whether julia eventually will become a regular character will depend. rob matheson. al jazeera. >> you can get all the latest at our website, aljazeera.com. >> i'm ali velshi on target tonight. china builds island bases in the middle of a crucial trade route. and the bet on the bahamas might go bust. this is another sign of president obama's pivot to asia. the united states has joined japan and india in a week of

and we have at -- year we have not had great liftoff and we push it off into 2016, are we in big trouble? mrblinder: no, we are not in big trouble. the reason i agree with you, my guess is it happens in december, and to me the overwhelming thing that pushes in that direction, which you also said, betty, they have been saying so. betty: yeah. mr. blinder: unless they start retracting that saying so pretty soon -- i do not mean tomorrow -- pretty soon, that would make the less convinced that it is going to come in december. economically speaking, if it came in september, comes in december, or comes in march of next year, that is of minor comp -- importance compared to whether the tightening path is abrupt or slow, and i think everybody thinks it is going to be slow and i am sure janet yellen will tell us that 12 ways from sunday when they start or before they start raising interest rates. betty: and they have talked about that -- the trajectory being very important. good to see you. alan blinder, the princeton university professor. great to have you. let's move back to politics with the breaki

>> one of the big questions is whether the firm that mr.gyi helps run which is called whizbang solutions that ,rovides printing services whether they have a firewall in place. they were paid by trump's campaign at the same time that the owner has been running the super pac. you have to take some pretty serious steps to make sure there is no inadvertent or adverting coordination going on there. >> we were upset to learn about whizbang solutions because that was that we were going to call this show for a while. there is another name that jumped out of the story, that name was kushner. let's talk about that name and for people who have not read the story, what his involvement is in this super pac is in his connection to the trump family. >> the commissioners are another wealthy real estate family in new york and charles kushner is a large player in real estate is his son, jared kushner married to donald trump's daughter. the kushner's hosted an event for the make america great super kushner'se of the wrote a check to the super pac for $100,000

big? [laughter] mr. trump: it's true. she said they had the camera on your face the entire time.hey never panned the crowd. they're terrible. they're terrible. the media is terrible. i'm going to go into a whole thing. no. they're terrible. [cheers and applause] pan, look. look. they won't turn the cameras. and they won't put this part on. why don't you pan the cameras. they don't want to do that. it's terrible. [cheers and applause] my wife tells me how was the crowd in oklahoma? i said it was amazing. i thought you watched. but they never showed how many people were there. and the reporter got up. donald trump was there and made a speech in oklahoma and he left. i set every record. he was here and made a speech. little controversial. little controversial. they are dishonest people. same thing in dallas. i went to dallas and they treated me fairly good there. we had a full place and the mark cubin called me up and he said i would love you to use the place. mr. trump: remember this. remember this. and the reporter who did the story calls up my people and said, i want to meet with

mr. yang: china is a big developing country.e need the necessary defensive forces to make sure that our country is secure. there is nothing wrong about about that. china's military force is for .ational defense i hope that people will not ascribe some other motives china's defense establishment. betty: much more head from a conversation with yen, including china's view. mr. yang: the general direction of the relationship. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg tv special, "china: behind the wall." i am betty liu. in the race for the white house, china has emerged as a hot topic among presidential candidates and almost none of it is good. donald trump: what they're doing is china is a bubble waiting to explode. betty: i asked about u.s.-china relations. mr. yang: there might be ups and downs, but the general direction of the relationship is development. in this run-up to the president's visit, what i've heard from the general public in both countries is that this is very important and we have to make sure the visit will be a grea

mr. met, isn't it. >> he has a big head. >> mr. met gave you the most animated double box that you have had on the newscast. look at this man here, he brings it to light. come here, seth. where are you from? >> manhattan. >> now, i know you are a huge mets fan, is that right. >> yes. >> what do you think of the smile on this guy? who is your favorite player? >> it is tied between tejada and wright. >> can you break the tie. tejada and david wright. >> he said your good on both of the friends. >> mr. met we are a two baseball town, right? and so the whole idea of uniting. i got a yankee fan. fred, you said it is about keeping the best baseball in new york city. >> that's right and i'm a yankee fan. >> give me the love. >> just for a little bit. all right. guys. >> let's get to the weather. freddy you are a good man. weatherwise outside. the sun is shining and it is a chilly 52 degrees. area. 50s for most people. monticello and radar is quiet and things will change. it starts to change tomorrow because the jet stream will lift to the

mr. mccarthy to big surprise. >> reporter: but the benghazi controversy could still drag on. >> we are overrun. >> reporter: a movie coming soon tragedy. a grieving mother whose only son shawn smith was among those killed also blames clinton. >> it was her department. how come she let my son be kill snd how come? she knew this was happening. >> let's bring in tracy potts who is live in washington for us today. what is clinton's strategy today? >> her strategy is to try to set the record straight from her perspective yet again. she's been before yet another committee. this will be the first time she's testified before this select committee that's only looking at the benghazi attack. we're expecting eight hours of testimony. so this could go very long today. one of the things the committee wants to know is why weren't the requests for more security in benghazi heeded earlier. they now have 8,000 pages of e-mails from ambassador chris stevens who was one of the four killed in that attack. they have not been able to question her on these e-mails before much less her own e-mails. she is expected to

dishonesty but also with the big lobbyists and special interests. >> you know, mr. trump -- >> just a follow up -- >> you talked a little bit about marco rubio. i think you called him mark zuckerberg's personal senator because he was in favor -- >> i never said this. >> this was a wrong article --

mr. yang: i do not mean that. the chinese economy is a big one, but it is not that big. there are many players, so there economic performance fundamental he has an impact on the behavior of the financial market and so and so forth, and the difference between china, the chinese stock exchange, and the stock exchange of many western countries is there are far more institutional investors in the west, and, of course, there is always room for improvement for anybody, so i do hope that people will take an appropriate and calibrated approach to what happens in the world in the financial markets, no matter where it might be, in china or in other countries, so people should be respectful to facts and to be fair. betty: our bloomberg growth index pegs the chinese economy growing at a slower 6.6% gdp, so is, in fact, growth in china slower than what the statistics suggest? mr. yang: i think our statistic is quite reliable. it is about 7% growth rate. that is our projection. of course, we have to do our level best to make sure the economy will go forward. betty: coming up, china fa

mrs. potter's big deal was breast-cancer, -- and mrs. 's big deal was breast-cancer, so he asked me and other investors and we got a luminary list of investors to approach companies where they could take their employees and have them test early. i think it is great. everything is good about this and execution -- you are on oprah or what happened? you should be on oprah. [laughter] david: you got to be on oprah. any statistics on mortality or is it too soon to tell? it has existed for 20 years, so one of our scientific -- we are taking tests that have existed for 20 years but making them affordable and accessible. the impact understanding of persons risk is dramatic because the lifetime risk of somebody normally for breast-cancer is one in 10. if you have a vacation, you end a with over 80% if you have higher risk coming up with 80% -- and i -- barry: there are other test you can use as markers. they are testing a cost of reticle of industries. stephanie: who is your biggest competition, other tech startups or the establishment? elad: i th

mr. mccarthy to drive down my poll numbers, big surprise. >> bernie sanders saw his opening and went in for the kill. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your dam e-mails. >> thank you. me too! me too! >> oh bernie. >> and hillary had a lot to say about lincoln chaffey's insin you weighingses. >> i think we need somebody who has the best in ethical standards as our next president. >> secretary clinton do you want to respond? >> no. >> and finally jim webb's thoughts. >> i wouldn't have a problem with that. >> matt, she said i have taken responsibility and then said i blame the republicans. is that taking responsibility? >> she has done that for 25 years. does anyone remember what that meant? on normal disclosure of government accountability she says i take full responsibility and then doesn't and lies about it. it is what she has been doing forever. she said there were no classified e-mails. that just wasn't true. it is thought true at the time. it was knowledgeably untrue and it got bigger. she is incapable of normally speaking truly when it comes to accountability.

mrs. white. let's dive in and take a look at the scene. when the big man had gone on, mr. clancy asked mrs. white when his shirts would be done. mrs. white to said she did not know which shirts they were. then mr. clancy's war. laura scrooge small in her chair, fasting as fast as she could. -- laura scrooged small in her chair, basking as fast as she could. -- basting as fast as she could. i will not be driven and hounded. mrs. white blaze. not by you nor any other shanty irishman. more hardly heard what mr. clancy said then to her g wanted desperately to be somewhere else. but mrs. white told her to come along to dinner. the kitchen was hot and crowded and cluttered. mrs. clancy was putting dinner on the table and three little boys and girls were pushing each other off their chairs. mr. and mrs. clancy and mrs. white all quarreling at the top of their voices set down and ate heartily. laura could not understand what they were quarreling about. they seem so angry she thought they would strike each other. there is obviously an element of dark humor here, but this is clearly a dysfunctional f

mr. mccarthy, to drive down my poll numbers. big surprise, and that's what they have attempted to do. i am still standing. i am happy to be part of this debate. and i intend to keep talking about the issues that matter to the american people. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> thank you. me too. me too. >> you know? the middle class, anderson, let me say something about the media as well. i go around the country and talk to a whole lot of people. middle class in this country is collapsing. we have 27 million people living in poverty. we have massive wealth and income inequality. our trade policies have cost us millions of decent jobs. the american people want to know if we're going to have a democracy as a result of citizens united. let's talk about the real issues facing america. >> thank you, bernie. thank you. [ applause ] >> two happy candidates right there. >> aim amen. >> we all knew it would come up. was this planned by is senator getting ready for this debate? >> absolutely not. this was pure bernie sanders being hill. he was in th

mr. yang: china is a big developing country.need the necessary defensive forces to make sure that our country is secure. there is nothing wrong about that. if you look around the world, you know that it is a very complicated place. and china's military force is for national defense, period. i hope that people will not ascribe some other motives to china's defense establishment and its efforts in the right direction. betty: much more ahead with my conversation with yang, including china's view of our presidential race. mr. yang: there might be some twist and turns and ups and downs but the general relationship is developing. betty: "china: behind the wall" continues after the break. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg tv special, "china: behind the wall." i am betty liu. in the race for the white house, china has emerged as a hot topic among presidential candidates and almost none of it is good. donald trump: what they're doing is china is a bubble waiting to explode. betty: i asked about u.s.-china relations. mr. yang: there

mr. yang: china is a big developing country.ed the necessary defensive forces to make sure that our country is secure. there is nothing wrong about that. if you look around the world, you know that it is a very complicated place, and china's military force is for national defense, period. i hope that people will not ascribe some other motives to china's defense establishment and its efforts in the right direction. betty: much more ahead with my conversation with yang, including china's view of our presidential race. mr. yang: there might be some twist and turns and ups and downs, but the general relationship is development. betty: "china: behind the wall" continues after a shirt break. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg tv special, "china: behind the wall." i am betty liu. in the race for the white house, china has emerged as a hot topic among presidential candidates and almost none of it is good. donald trump: what they're doing is china is a bubble waiting to explode. betty: i asked about u.s.-china relations. mr. yang: th

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mr. mccarthy, to drive down my poll numbers, a big surprise, and that's what they have attempted to do. i am still standing. i am hoep happy to be a part of this debate. i intend to keep talking about the issues that matter to the american people. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your dam e-mails. >> thank you. me too, me too! [ applause ] >> the middle class, anderson, let me say something about the media as well, i go around the kuptd, talk to a whole lot of people, middle class of this country is collapsing. we have 27 million people living in poverty. we have massive wealth in income and equality. our trade policies cost us millions of decent jobs. the american people want to know whether we will have a democracy or an allegarchy as a result of citizens reunited. enough of the e-mails. let's talk about the issues facing america. >> two happy candidates. >> amen. >> take us behind the scene. we all know the e-mail subject would come up. was this planned by the senator, based on all the rehearsal the team you spent getting recalled for this event? >> absolute

the latest survey shows misses clinton has a big lead nationally, favored by -- shows mrs. n has a big lead nationally. former governor martin o'malley, former senators jim webb, former senator lincoln chafee will also share the stage. deaton was recognized for his studies of poverty in india. the 69-year-old will receive his award december 10, the anniversary of alfred noble's -- nobel's death. back to you. scarlet: thank you so much. let's get a quick recap on how markets closed. we are only talking about equities. some modest gains to keep the rally going, then volume -- thin volume. trading down about 30% below average. we want to bring in tracy alloway. you have been looking at copper, which everyone uses as a proxy -- it has become a proxy for china. tracy: that is kind of fair to say. we have a lot of debate right now about the actual work of copper. floors me that we are still -- it floors me that we are still discussing this three or four years on. we are still trying to gauge how much chopper -- copper there is in the world. this is one of my all-time favorite fina

mr. corbyn: and, friends, we need to renew our party in scotland. i want to pay a bigribute to our leader in scotland, kezia dugdale. [applause] mr. corbyn: i know that people in scotland have been disappointed by the labour party. i know you feel we lost our way. i agree with you. kezia has asked people to take another look at the labour party. and that's what i want people across scotland to do. under kezia and my leadership, we will change. we will learn the lessons of the past. and we will again make labour the great fighting force you expect us to be. we need to be investing in skills, investing in our young people and strong message -- not cutting student numbers. giving young people real hope and real opportunity. [applause] mr. corbyn: conference, it is labour that is the progressive voice for scotland. there's another big campaign we need to lead. david cameron's attack on the living standards of low paid workers and their families through the assault on tax credits. first, remind people over and over again, david cameron pledged during the election not to cut

because he is kind of like the bully who wants to say also the quarterback of the football team, he is mr. big to pop him for somebody to pop that gai for a real. >> we remember high school so the thing you got to do with a bully take him out in a way he doesn't expect, okay right now playing all these guys their heads are spinning, they have no idea how to deal with this guy, take him out. >> how, how. >> one of the first ways you could take him out explain to american people, about the massive insecurity start going through life story, and just domino down the massive insecurities watch him set a his hair on fire. >> nobody blames george w. bush for 9/11. >> outcome reacted to crisis situation the fact jeb has to come on air explain. >> it creating a setup, and the thing is that jeb got applause lines at the debate over that line, so he is using it again that is not the right tactic in my opinion, make today out the way you take him out prey on insecurities lots of them watching in the game, marco can't take him out doesn't have muscle you needed somebody in the game look straight in the fac