, we will not be able to maintain current vels of service, which means to us we will not be able to ofr seven day a week serviceat either location. would start july first 20-16. for the average 150 thousand dollar cedar rapids household, the tax would be about 23 dollars a year.staff will be at thedowntown library tonight from 4-to-6 to answer any community questitis. hiawatha voters will get thier final chance tight to meet candidates running for mayor ancity council. council.the league of women voters of linn county will ld forums onight for both races at the hiawaa community center.the city council forum runs from 6-30to 7-45 and the mayoral candidates will speak from 7-45 to 9.voting is on november third. in the race for the white house... house...it appears there wi soon be one less candidatein the democrat race. race.a source close to former virginia senator jim webb will instead d n as idedendent. webb isn't doing well in the national polls, ich have his support at under two-pecent.he complained during last week's democratic debate that he didn't get enough time to speam. on the

ofre is an understanding education is the best investment you can make. , returns onat that investmentnd education for thaniduals is greater now at any other time in human history. biggest: one of the shakeups in the entertainment world. after the break we talk acquisitions, strategy, and leadership. john: if we can find acquisitions that create value to shareholders and long-term sustainable opportunities as well, we will take them. francine: more from john fallon when we return. ♪ francine: welcome back to leaders with lacqua. pearson will gain a billion pounds from the sale of the economist. what will be do with the money? john: if we can find acquisitions that create value to shareholders and sustainable opportunities as well we will take them. but we don't need to hurry or russian we will do that in the context of other ways. francine: do you worry about currency movements? john: we judge things at constant exchange rates. we are a u.k. listed company. clearly the most important exchange rate that our shareholders look at is the pound dollar exchange rate. over the cycle we and mo

there are still russian forces in eastern ukrai, but at least it is encouraging to see that ofre is an agreement removing heavy weapons, and the cease-fire is respected, and this provides the grounds, the basis for a renewed effort to , peaceful,tical lasting resolution to the crisis. vago: there was some acknowledgment thahat everyone would have to increase spending in the alliance. some members are stepping up and increasing spending. what is the alliance doing to help guide and shape that spending and what arare you doig to succeed in generating the capacity and building the alliance is looking for? >> we decided to increase defense spending, as stated, in three steps. firsrst, stop cuts. then, gradually increase spending. then, a met 2% within a decade. -- then, aim at 2% within a decade. how a bit too eatorly to say far we have come in implementing the decisions we made in ilation to the budgets, but will make it one of my main priority is to make sure we are delivering on a promise to increase defense spending, partly because we need defense spending to respond to a more challeng

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now sa the con tri biegs ofrs more than a dozen coalition nations have provided capacity to train thousands more. it's essential, it's essential that more iraqis, sunni, arab and kurd be recruited, trained and equipped so the territory is restored. as i've stressed, we're committed to supporting these partners but cannot serve as a substitute for them. iraqi forces may be regaining the initiative. as local forces continue to prove their mettle and improve a commitment to a future for their country, we are correspondsingly committed to enhancing the support we provide. the challenges of developing motivated forces have been painfully clear. here the coalition has provided an air drop for syrian coalition for our fighters as they prepare for a difficult drive toward isil's administrative. this is one example of how we're adjusting our approach in syria to focus on equipping existing groups rather than training new recruits that we will continue to be open to all approaches. hope to advance the gains they've made with our help. the additional support i've mentioned today does not represent cha

we believe the current state ofr affairs is due to the palestinian people for the historic inch justice imposed upon them.upon also, on the israeli government and settlers harsh and unacceptable actions and two, the international community importance to give any meaningful contribution to a peaceful solution to israeli-palestinian conflict.. the current violence is deplorable.viol we urge all involved to avoid such actions which only serve the purposes of extremist elements on both sides. in yesterday's press conference by the prime minister of israel, mr. netanyahu, he stated his readiness to engage in negotiations without conditions. it is our hope that such readiness takes place and theins just and acceptable for the palestinian leadership. mr. president, recent developments in the middle east are cause for great concern and if the surge in violence between israelis and palestinians gets worse, the ramifications coulde be disasterous in all regions.it we strongly appeal to both sides to repudiate elements from their ranks and reinforce political dialogue. at this time it is specially

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the verge ofre on completing the largest free-trade deal in a generation. u.s., japan, and 10 other pacific rim nations are going over final details in the tpp. the agreements could be announced today in atlanta. it deals with everything from tariff reduction to intellectual property rights. outline newton will gun-control proposals today. campus shooting in oregon, clinton will call for tougher background checks. she also wants to repeal laws that protect those who make or sell guns from most liability suits. mrs. clinton says that as president, she would take executive action if congress won't expand gun store laws to include gun-control. this in the wall street journal earlier. triano will and take a large stake in general electric. cominghe largest stake out now with the confirmation of $2.5 billion. here's what you need to know. 27, 20 sixok at dollars a share. puts the valuation that somewhere near 40 -- you nick hayman. francine: shareholders are happy. from the spinoff of ge and the banking as they got rid of the finance company and you really wonde

strip ofr the prime madison avenue. the expectation for everyone is that it is heading out.ok at sales prices, you get the expectation that is what everyone is expecting for the strut. pimm: you can read the details of the story on bloomberg.com. in the next half hour, not miller joins me to look at how the auto industry is shaping up as we go toward the close of 2015. this is the bloomberg "market today." ♪ . . pimm: good morning. i'm pimm fox. pimm: and --matt: and i matt miller. the situation in syria gets more serious -- russia carries out airstrikes overnight and pledges to continue. , and ford, chrysler general motors enjoyed a strong september sales report, but the companies face challenges beyond the numbers. industry credit card has had today marked on its calendar for a long time -- the liability shift is finally here. we will tell you why you should care later on. pimm: now a bloomberg exclusive reporter justrg sat down with the chief executive officer of societe if financialasked markets have gone overboard in reaction to china's slowdown.

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this telling biden is not ofring an endorsement of clinton. >> i don't believe that some do that is naÏveto talk to republicans. i don't think we should look at republicans as her enemy. ed: a senior official said biden made a final decision on tuesday night and then decided to tell the world wednesday with his wife jill and president obama at his side. on monday "fox news" reported three people close to biden believed based on conversations with the vice president he was expected to announce he was in but the sources stress biden had not yet made a final decision to do so. if wyden sends the signal he was running in multiple phonecalls with herald shies berger who said this morning his troops were gearing up to elect. >> our union is preparing as if the vice president is going to announce his candidacy. ed: socialist senator bernie sanders is the major alternative to clinton. today he ran with biden's theme of attacking clinton's were chased in the first debate. >> strong difference of opinion i wouldn't say that. ed: wieden said he won't be silent at it leads to the chore -- door ajar i

ofre's a tremendous amount information generated, a lot of complexity. that complexity is resolved often through hard wiring of technology. the fragmentation of the market raises the possibility that some link will break. the scc has to stay current with that. carol: it is just going to get more and more complicated? ed: i think the scc is looking at it. in our those venues properly regulated? -- and are those venues properly regulated? a lot of market participants are asking themselves the question, do we want to be in this business? can we accept the legal and technological risk associated with the running a trading venue? realizee, people will that the exchanges -- and i believe nasdaq -- it adds the most value, this is what we do the best. this is what we can do most efficiently, we invented the electronic trading of securities we continued to evolve that model, we sell it to another 70 stock exchanges around the world. this is our sweet spot and i think over time, more and more of that will be realized. suddenly a lot of attention after michael lewi

unresolvedensional conflict that he summarized by saying, the civil war is not yet ofr in the minds of lots people both north and south in he thought there needs to be a process by which people from the north and south get to talk about a number of issues, including what the civil war means to them, with the memory means to them, and how come there is still so much bad feeling and someone. -- and sell on. -- and so on. start having that type of conversation, and this will be my only serious comment, it may be necessary to keep two things in mind. , when it thing is comes to one's own opinion about who is right and who is wrong in a controversy like this, i have spencer that to what says about the civil war being about slavery is true. i have no doubt that what he says about the confederate flag becoming a symbol of racial oppression and revival during a peer of desegregation the way it and i have no doubt the people who are trying to defend the continued flying of the flag are brown-headed. although, i have to say, the question of how far you go in extricating the historical is oneof e

ofre not really seeing frustration in the rally that futures predicted for asia.00 is down 6/10 of 1%. must trillion dollar holding at 73 u.s. sense that weakening. to react classes just getting underway. just ahead of the rate decision on thursday, there's less rusher on the be ok to have to act. south korea and is actually weakening after 10 straight days of strengthening. there's one market closed in the region today. sportsaining in japan day there. the group that produces and controls about 40% of the world oil says the industry's best days are still had. opec senate seat a more balanced market next year. juliet has been taking a look at this for us. juliett: and a nutshell we've seen prices fall quite significantly over the course of this year. we've heard that oil prices have now bottomed out. the opec secretary-general is hopeful for a better differential between supply and demand. still pumping 30 million barrels a day and a lot of people are saying that too much, they're saying in a couple of decades only a hundred and 10 barrels a day so that not going

the reports conclude offithe ofr acted "reasonably" when he shot and killed rice last november as hehat turned out to be an air gun. separate investigations were conducted by a retired fbi agent and by a prosecutor in denver at the request of the county prosecutor. at a rally yesterday, the family's attorney and other demonstrators accused the prosecutor's office of showing bias towards police officers. >> the rice family is profoundly disappointed and upset that the prosecutor has evidently been on an 11-plus-month journey to ensure there is no accountability and no indictment of the officers who were responsible for the death of tamir rice. >> we will have to revisit the community on a national level. if you don't this is going to continue to happening. it seems the officer would give the young man a chance. >> in a state, the cuyahoga county prosecutor says his office is "not drawing any conclusions about the findings in the report." the case will still be evaluated by a grand jury. >>> there's also outrage this morning over dramatic video showing a texas city councilman being taz

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officethe presiding officer: ofr without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 202, s. 1493. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 202, s. 1493, a bill to provide for an increase effective december 1, 2015, in the rates of compensation for veterans with service-connected disabilities and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: there objection to proceeding to the measure? no objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask that the bill be read a third time and passed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of calendar number 264, s. res. 274. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 264, senate resolution 274, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the peaceful and democratic reunification of germany. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding

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january 30, 2013 and july 9, 2014, respectively and jurisdiction requests were filed at the board ofrs. permit holders are jeff sears and bj real estate. a new structural system along east property line, new stair configuration at rear property, new elevator, lobby layout, update occupancy to b, m and r3. i understand there may be an agreement that was just reached on this matter. we can hear from the attorney for the requestor and the attorney for the permit holder. >> prior to that, i need to make a disclosure. i wish to disclose that i have a prior business relationship with rubin rubin pars3 m. jun junius on a separate project and will not have any effect on my decision today. >> do we need to start the clock? >> no. as you may remember, this is about a very large penalty house on the roof of a building by aquatic park. it though the permits are very expensive this is the settlement or the agreement between the parties is just about the penthouse and we have just heard that the developer is going to not bring an elevator to the roof. there will be a small penthouse, maximum of abou

out ofre using that as werext saying they butchering the babies. i think the republicans are jumping the gun without getting the facts. lot.do this a it is sad for the country because it is wasting taxpayers dollars trying to overhaul different agencies and the that. i just wanted your take on that and if you are familiar with the hoax on the videos? guest: i will answer in two ways. first of all, the videos were heavily edited and misleading. they took out all sorts of statements that planned parenthood said they do not profit on the sales and they do not make money. none was included. we asked for the entire robert you footage and that -- for the entire video source and it has not provided. carly fiorina has been making these statements about seeing the baby that was aborted and how parts are being sold from the baby. this caller is right. news outlets have said that that was from a miscarriage. nothing to do with time parenthood. the mother admitted that. we have people simply repeating faucets and making intentionally misleading faucets, includ

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freddie mac did not make their own loans but they would buy loans from originators like the banks. 30% ofre told in 1992, all of the loans that you buy each year have to be made to people at or below the median income. in the places where they live. if you look at the charts, you 1996, not started in in 1992 because by 1996, it had risen to 40% up at the top. but there were three kinds of categories. low and moderate income, below median income. the nets was underserved areas, largely minority areas. as special affordable, people with incomes 80% or 60% of median income. and over the years as you can see, those requirements went up. the black lines are the requirements of fannie mae and freddie mac and red and green lines are fannie and freddie in meeting those goals each year. what happens when you are required to by more than 50% of all of your loans from people who are at or below the median income where they live or in some cases 80% or 60% of the median income where they live? fannie and freddie were famous in 1992 before this law went into effect for buying only prime mortgages. what

on the intelligence level, ofre's been a lot information and long standing re-supply mission and training that's going on even before in cooperating with the syrian government. personally somebody once describes to me their is transactional. more than personal. see russia -- russia sees its interest there in the region. the begin,ingd in they see the importance of checking, you know, the the west and, you know, toppling yet another thernment and unleashing chaos. i wanted to add one thing about the sectarian thing. in russia, there are the estimates vary because they haven't done a census in a while the question. there's somewhere between 14 and 20% of russians are muslim. the vast majority of them are sunni. don't thinkans -- i view this as a sectarian conflict or at least their role in it as siding in a sectarian way. be the fatal flaw in his strategy given how much the sectarian conflict is boiling over now in the middle east. i -- putineir mind, has addressed this. see an't want to conflict. he thinks there needs to be a resolution. intervening not on behalf other, but the legitimate

ofre were photos and videos palestinians bleeding in the streets of the gaza strip and west bank.that does matter to arabs and it will get arabs out of their seats and into one of these organizations. tool.a good recruiting something osama bin laden spoke about. early 1990's, it was one of his motivations. we have failed, in my opinion, and i will leave it to the others talk about what can be done now. but maybe just for the united states, to get out of the way of the efforts of other actors in the international community might be the best thing we can do. [applause] thank you, tom. we have some very interesting questions here. i will direct the questions to each one of the panelists. you can remain in your seats because that might be the easiest way to answer these questions. jim, if i can note, i love your sports analogy. as one who has worked on the palestinian issue for a long time, i think there is something called moving the goalposts. ,srael, and the united states have been so effective in moving the goalposts. that means there is always an excuse. someone's election, polit

in a lot ofrs, battles within the people,ration with some usually in the state department urging more intervention and the pentagon saying no, he had always asked the well, if we do x, do we get y? could really -- in his view -- assure him that that was to happen. so given his promises not to war,ve the u.s. in another given has assessment that this was not a vital national the u.s.,nterest for humanitarianing crisis. i think his feeling was always american intervention beyond what they had agreed to theinor slipments to opposition, trying very hard to politicalind of negotiations organized and repeating that assad could not the solution was as far as he wanted to go. in about mid august, they started to get word from partners and friends in the that the russians had asked for new overflight rights large cargo planes, jets.ighter this was -- as they saw it, or in retrospect how they say they saw it, a sort of expansion but expansion of what had gone on for the past several years. theressians had a base and had a naval base. they had some aircraft stations there. they were constantly s