owning a tibet aan mastiff was onthe means of many chinese citizens.he high prices only fuelled the fire to have one. animal rights activist liu contacted us. she wants to take us to see a tibetan mastiff. when we reach her apartment, seven dogs are running around. she has taken them in as she can't find them new homes no matter how hard she tries. >> liu is from a province where it's customary to eat dog meat on special occasions. but she always opposed it, beg her parents and other adults to stop. gi gi her parents and other adults to stop. beggin her parents and oth adults to stop. g her parents an adults to stop. >> she takes to us see the tibetan mastiff she wanted to show us. it's being kept in a town two hours away. she called the dog do-akhyi, which means the bringer of good fortunate. she rescued her two years ago on line. she said the dog was poorly cared for and had a skin disease caused by ticks living in its long hair. she suspects that's why he was abandoned. >> dog love gao sent us a video. it shows tibetan mastiff puppies being transfer

term,onths into hoover's the finance market crashed. lou hoover future office to advocate volunteerism and charity. as depression deepened, their one term ended amidst overwhelming public frustration. lou hoover, on c-span's original series, first ladies, influence and image examining the public and private lives of women who fill the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency, from martha washington to michelle obama. tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span3.

the previous record was 63 years, seven onths held by queen victoria. she celebrated the ed the occasion by greeting her fans. >> inevitably, a long life can pass by many milestones. my own is no exception. but i thank yth all and the many hers at home and overseas for your touching messages of great kindness. >> a flotilla of boats sailed down the river to mark the occasion. she came to the thrown in 1952 when her father died. >>> tonight, here on new 4 new yohirk at 5:00, she had medicare and splemental insuranae but still couldn't get a reimbursement for a costl eye procedure. that is until she got help. how linda had everyone seeing clearly again. >>> egg prices are on the rise. local supermarkets are warning customers they may not have any eggs at all. we will tell you what's behind the sudden shortage. for breaking news and weather updates, logon to nbc nbcnewyork.com. >>> welcome to "new york live." happy wednesday. wow. okay. what a huge night it was in queens. >> huge. >> i guess everyone was probably watching. congrats to serena williams. even

the woman says that rocksy the raccoon has been showing up for the last nine mujt onths. the knock can be annoying, the $5man says she comes to think of her as a friend. gthis is daylight but raccoons are nocturnl. >> and rock skae ended up showing up right on time. >>> and pope francis arrives in he'll be greeted by the first lady and the president. >>> want to wish a happy birthday to bonny hunt who turns 54, scot bayo, 55, and joan jet is 57. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty nguyen. have a good one. wow, time warner cable really upgraded their network. 300 meg internet, clearer picture. i know, we get almost 20,000 movies and shows on demand. our new dvr records six shows at once. why didn't we switch sooner? right? everything's better. [bad violin playing] well, almost everything. we're making things better. enhanced dvr, nearly 20,000 on demand titles, and up to 300 meg internet. including free wifi at home and on the go. switch today and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. >>> today's the day pope francis arrives here in the unit

onthe tolerance period ends september 15, at which point we hope all those heading toward hungary will change direction. to those that stay on course towards hungry, they will present themselves at official entry points. >> laws would make it a criminal sense next week two cross order fences. with migrants risking jail or deportation. the measures would grant powers to 300,000 police -- to 300 police. -austrian hungarian border, officials are bracing for more people than the 5000 that crossed thursday. >> with expect a rise in people being kicked out, even compared with today. we believe it will be 5000 to 6000 people every day, maybe even 7000. >> struggling to cope with the influx of migrants, austria was forced to suspend some rail routes for security reasons thursday. we can cross to jessica saltz, who joins us from berlin in germany. jessica, we have foreign ministers meeting today in product as we have germany trying to push for the unified response to the crisis, but we are still seeing deep divisions remaining. jessica: yes, you said the foreign ministers of journey -- of germa

in november,onth he will also be in africa. this means that the experience of the pope is universal and it is growing. growing not only meeting bishops from all parts of the world but also traveling in different parts of the world and problems ing the the mankind of today. feel that the pope is now ready to address global questions, very global questions and he is doing in latin america and the now, here in the u.s. and the united nations assembly. the pope feels to have now the experience and moral authority questionsnswers and to the most important assemblies of the world of today. speech he will have for congress and the u.n. assembly i think are very speed --ng because the speeds of a persian that has great moral authority and is a -- is able to interpret the questions that come from the global mankind. and to try to give orientation and answers to the people of the entire world. this occasion in particular here ,n washington and in new york there are two important speeches in the expectation of every one of us. theial in t

after onths of sounding defensive -- >> the server will remain private. >> reporter: -- or mocking reporters' questions. >> did you wipe the server? >> what, like with a cloth or something? no. >> reporter: even corralling reporters to keep them at bay. now cl ton's decided to do interviews about the e-mails. first with us. >> i take responsibility. i should have had two accounts. one for personal and one for wrk-related. >> reporter: refusing to apologize to the associated press. and now telling abc news david muehr she is sorry she used a ivate server. >> that is a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> reporter: ever a campaign aimed at fixing the problems from her last campaign, it's clinton 3.0. from the team of her long-time aides and president obama. tv admakers maggie grunwald and jim margolis. campaign chairman john po sta. mpaign manager robbie luke. pollster joe bennington. communications director jennifer palmieri and close adviser houma abedin plus husband bill. fund-raising next week, but so far not mpaigninht do but you know, she is who she is and she can't t

onthe impact we are facing prices as well as in terms of the overall impact, it is similar to what manying markets are facing. we have been able to adjust in many ways, measures that need to be considered will be considered. they will look at these issues. overall, the market and economic fundamentals for malaysia are at a level which will allow the growth trajectory to occur. what kind of outflows are you seeing? >> the overall adjustments we have seen in the markets have way other in the markets have been reacting. we have seen some outflows. if you look at the outflows they have remained around the 3% level. -- these are on the five year historical averages. foreignll have a high ownership content. while we see some outflows occurring, the adjustments -- investors remain confident at prospects. angie: you met with other legal leaders. how is everyone reacting to this emerging market? the meetings of the emerging --ket regulators have been they have looked at commitments to reinforcing development. people are focused on ensuring the factors that have been important, we have built mala

but i also believe that, because onthe stringent limitations iran's program that are included in this agreement that i just described, because of where that program was headed before our negotiations began and will head again if we walk away, because of the utter absence of a viable alternative to this plan that we have devised, the benefits of this agreement far outweigh any potential drawbacks. certainly, the goal of preventing iran from having a nuclear weapon is supported across our political set -- political spectrum. and a has the backing of countries on every continent. thehat then explains controversy that has persisted in this debate? a big part of the answer, i think, is that even before the ink on the agreement was dry, we were bombarded by miss of what the agreement will and won't do -- by the myths of what the agreement will and what do. the first is that somehow the deal is based on trust or naive expectation that iran will reverse course and many of the policies it has been pursuing internationally. critics tell us over and over again -- you can't trust iran. what.guess

. >> blue kidss onthe blog fue un fenÓmeno mÁs grande que menudo. >> despuÉs llegaron mcuhas otras. >do el destino. mauri recuerda que las seguidoras adolescentes tienen una particularidad. mauri: no escuchÁbamos nada. podÍamos cantar los pollitos, y ellas no se daban cuenta ni nosotros. porque decimos vamos al auditorio nacional o una plaza o este estadio de bÉisbol y las 3 primeras canciones en el puro escritos. cantaremos lo que cantÁbamos no se escuchaba nada. realmente, lo muy emocionante de estar es que tu pÚblico son mujeres, y las mujeres gritan. marÍa: y esas seguidoras dice era su prioridad. mauri: tuvimos mucho tiempo para prepararnos y entender lo que significaba ni el valor de lo que tenÍan y cÓmo cuidarlas y atenderlas cÓmo darles lo que ellos estÁn buscando. marÍa: una audiencia muy codiciada en el mercado de la mÚsica. >> en el mercado de la mÚsica son un mercado muy fuerte. porque ellas se piden al papa que las lleven y van coj las amigas es un fenÓmeno que jala masas. marÍa: y como no hay bandas sin seguidoras, el programa de univisiÓn cuenta con un selecto grupo, qu

out onthe jury is still how long inflation has to be below zero. the debate is still up in the air. want to mention, no ecb member wanted the expansion of qe. it is about what they signal. not surprising, we all thought thursday that it was president paying.- cj 111.30 and change for the euro against the dollar. herrie: it is not a good sl about the economy. the euro taking a beating. an exclusivee interview with the spanish finance minister who was talking about the currency levels there. what did he say? david: he was speaking in madrid. she asked him what he thought was fair value of the currency. at tse levels, en does it start to benefit. the euro is at this that we arenk reaching an equilibrium. ago, above 50. has been sherry: the prospect of more stimulus in europe gave u.s. equities as well a boost but the glowaded at the day were on with anxiety over today's job report and what it may mean regarding the fed decision. stocks finished flat. we have more from new york. sue, a disappointing day in the u.s. sue: it underscores what strategies are saying. u.s. investors are tradi

a lot of people are onth road. steve eluded to mountain view we had a couple earlier problems. northbound 101 at san antonio there was a big rig that lost the trailer. a couple of cars came along that hit the trailer. now it's an injury crash they are tryingsing to clear. the traffic is slow let's go back to the desk. >>> a block of wood led to flat tires on several cars in mountain view. this was the scene. at least four drivers hit the board. several stopped to help the ones who's tires were damaged. >>> there is something different for a lot of muni riders. the transit agency is expanding service on some routes. ktvu fox 2 reporter allie rasmus is joining us from san francisco and says it's the latest in several changes by muni. allie. >> reporter: the first one is a 43 masonic right across the street. they will be running buses more frequently. every nine minutes instead of ten. and for people who take the n- judah muni is adding an extra two car train. muni will be running buses more frequently. on about a dozen lines throughout the city. muni is changing the routes of the

. >>> a new debate onthe city policy in san francisco is ongoing.the political insider is talking about the fake politics behind it and why many city leaders sent it. we'll ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> the mayor of san francisco wants to put a plaque in memory of kate. the shooter was deported five times and he was on the streets because city officials were following a sanctuariy city policy, disregarding an immigration hold that would have kept him locked up. the mayor got a personal phone call from her father. >> and a way to honor her life and positivity for a city that is officially apologizing for that event and try to prevent it from happening to anyone else and was supportive. >> a wonderful gesture by the city. a better gesture would be changing the sanctuary policy. >> the u.s. homeland security chief was in town last week saying it was wrong to have a policy of non-cooperation. some of the board of supervisors said that sanctuary city is a good policy overall. >> and a majority of them. the politics involved in this and what keeps the policy g

her announcement .n roosevelt island how far away is hillary clinton today from that speech three onths ago? during her additional campaign announcement, she did not get a bump in the polls. what's been amazing, not only did they not go up when she first announced but they didn't go up when she had the glitzy announcement there on roosevelt i'll. now her -- make no mistake. democrats are in a near panic mode when they look at her numbers and how badly they've slipped. they're worried that if she doesn't turn things around in the next month or twrow. that's the window where joe den is look to get in, and bernie sanders continues to get momentum, she's a lot more vulnerable than anybody had any reason to expect a couple of months ago. >> what polls do you look at? there's so many polls that are saying different things on hillary clinton and bernie sanders. here's a quinn by a.c. poll that came out. 30. rs 41 to clinton >> some are more reputable than others. in iowa, the des moines register poll which is the gold standard of iowa polling, they were the first poll really to show bernie san

china may have to do more to rest -- arrest its slowing economy. 6.6%,onth gdp growth at below the 7%owest pace in years. oil search rejecting a takeover bid from rival woodside. they said the data undervalued their assets -- the bid undervalued their assets. shares dropping in sydney. germany reinstating controls on its border with austria for the first time in years, trying to cope with the influx of tens of thousands of asylum-seekers. the european ministers are meeting in brussels later today to discuss proposals for resettling refugees. seeing japan close up this morning. it's on lunch now. let's have a look at the performance for the asia-pacific. zeb: we are closely watching the correlation between the yen and the japanese equity markets. we are seeing safe haven buying and many investors tried to take protection head of the federal reserve decision -- protection head of the federal reserve decision -- protection ahead of the federal reserve decision. let's take aasia, look at what we have we have again for the msci asia-pacific have.-- a look at what we the msci gain for asia-

. >> onthe one thing i do have to emphasize though it's about part of the request that we made in fy '16 for the full amount of funding which was 109 million was to be able to assure we could carry out the requirements, especially for foreign produced food. and with a number that is significantly lower than that we will be challenged i think that there's little question of being able to implement the various rules that would be coming out over the coming months in the way that we envisioned that they need to be rolled out. >> i think one of those areas that the funding is impacting is in fulfilling those foreign offices. vacancy rate right now is 40% of the foreign office are vacant. is not primarily a funding issue or a prioritization issued? >> i will say that -- however actually placing people full-time in these offices is only one of the strategies that we've been using to carry out those responsibilities. so we do cycle in people for short-term assignments to be able to assure that we can carry out the things that we need to do in those locations. >> thank you. >> senator from c

the factory workers that take a ,onth-long or two week vacation they do not get laid off. erik: we do have to move on. call, i know you are all to listen to just lack here -- jeff rates speak about raising as soon as possible. carl: he is making a speech about the case against further delay. that is dangerous just 20 minutes before the jobs report. that shows you how much the fed is ignoring the broader data point. matt: i will take you to number in hong kong sink to a two-year loow. it is worst-case scenario that the city has come true. "our black skyt scenario it perpetrated that other than the current environment." jack: what does that mean? what is the black sky scenario? matt: ubs has its worst-case scenario. about hong kong and the hong kong stock market -- that market is made up primarily of real estate related companies. if you are looking at hong kong to give you some sense of what is going on in the big world, you're not getting a picture. you are getting a decent picture of what is happening to property in asia and china. matt: hong kong is one of the most exten

. >> onthe two leaders disagree how to handle the situation in syria, and gave a public preview and speeches to the united nations general assembly. first, we will hear from president obama, who urges a political transition to replace the president, and then vladimir putin's remark that it would be a mistake. years after the founding of the united nations, it is worth reflecting on what together the members of this body have helped to achieve. out of the ashes of the second world war, having witnessed the unthinkable power of the atomic has the united states worked with many nations in this assembly to prevent a third world war by forging alliances with old adversaries, by supporting the steady emergence of strong democracies, accountable to their people instead of any foreign power. an international system that imposes a cost on those who choose conflict over cooperation. in order that recognizes the dignity of equal worth and all people. that recognizes the dignity of equal worth in all of sevenhe work decades. that is the work this body has pursued. of course, there have been too many tim

but i also believe that, because onthe stringent limitations iran's program that are included in this agreement that i just described, because of where that program was headed before our negotiations began and will head again if we walk away, because of the utter absence of a viable alternative to this plan that we have devised, the benefits of this agreement far outweigh any potential drawbacks. certainly, the goal of preventing iran from having a nuclear weapon is supported across our political set -- political spectrum. and a has the backing of countries on every continent. thehat then explains controversy that has persisted in this debate? a big part of the answer, i think, is that even before the ink on the agreement was dry, we were bombarded by miss of what the agreement will and won't do -- by the myths of what the agreement will and what do. the first is that somehow the deal is based on trust or naive expectation that iran will reverse course and many of the policies it has been pursuing internationally. critics tell us over and over again -- you can't trust iran. what.guess

couple of small communities rose up, trying to find as much radium as they can. 1920's, a grand was the onthe price words. that lasted clear until the 1920's. when it was found to in africa, it completely collapsed. remembered, -- doing -- during the 1940's, they opened up new mines. with world ware i, the rise of the automobile means there is more demand for steel. we want our battleships and thanks to be strong. processing andrt mining. this goes on clear until the start of world war ii. the dutch it is seen as a strategic material. they sent people all -- all out to look for those deposits. in 1943, the u.s. government went on a secret project called the manhattan engineering district. they said they were going out looking for this, but really we had enough. the manhattan engineering district was doing was looking for uranium. scientists telling the u.s. government this is what uranium can be used for. they sent researchers and rulers out, looking for uranium under the guise of looking for -- the uranium industry just exploded. largestnction is the city here most of the law -- most of the

onthe next 48 hours, wednesday we have a supervisory committee of the executive board.his is a normally six person board, they're are down to five people right now. they meet on wednesday night. they present things to the full board, which is equally divided and laborvestors representatives as well as representatives from the states where volkswagen is .eadquartered we see what happens of the full board on friday. it looks like dr. venture corn is going to fight for his position. autos effected is 11 million. the company produced about 10 millions units. why is it only a five person premium instead of a six person premium? hans: the man who was the chairman of the board -- matt: who wanted to oust winterkorn previously? and who controls 51% of the company? hans: the family. matt: he kind of full the --ings behind the string mine the scenes. he's going to have a lot of say in this. hans: when you look at the five-member board, three of them are sort of on the labor side of things if you count the representative for labor. just because the advisory board recommends that m

. >> september is one of those sneaky hot onths sometimes. maybe you'll be wearing your suit or shorts. >> i would say online and in store. you can find exclusive deals online as well. coupons.com for example has some particular deals for the users. >> okay. and you have overall labor day tips as you get out to start buying. >> yeah. start early. labor day, while it's monday, the deals start today. >> yeah. >> for the most part. i say fuel your smartphone with some cost-saving apps. whether it's rays which helps you get a discounted gift card. there's a site where you can shop online. if something goes on sale in seven to fourteen days they will give you the price back to your credit card. don't buy everything this month. things like toys and fall clothing, while they might be slightly discounted this weekend wait because we'll have black friday. >> yeah. you'll get a better discount in the days ahead, we hope. thank you so much. good to see you. >>> if you want to see our picks of the best labor day deals, go to today.com. >>> coming up how

our markets that vulnerable that onthe fed should move thursday, we are going to see any kind of violenthis has been discounted and discounted and discounted. with a be a momentary reaction? probably, but i think in terms of looking for a two day or a five day period of time, this will be a non-event. how many times can you predict a rate rise and not have it resonate? some momentary action, but in terms of long-term implications, i would completely discount that. left,e have 10 seconds falcons. [laughter] the giants have to regain their start stride. all we are getting e-mails over the world about the giants. arthur levitt, thank you so much. and formerce" chairman of the securities, and giant chairman. we have a lot of fun. on brady and television worldwide, we love to bust arthur's chops. it is a lot of fun. mike mckee never gets busting chops. michael: he would never do that. what an interesting show it has been today. we say thank you to our guests. it was really quite interesting and carol on bloomberg radio will move things forward. i know on bloomberg television coming up asng" w

in an address of memorable passion and new wants, francis -- widely onthe the divisive immigration issuest home and abroad, the economic divide promoting times," saysw york throughout the speech, the pope offered listeners and reminder of their duty to make politics a creative calling, in multiple spheres, including on poverty. host: the "new york times," mentioned the fact that the pope brought up dorothy day, and we will talk later with tom roberts with the national catholic reporter. we will talk further in depth with him about who dorothy day was. here is the "daily mail," out of he u.k. a divorced for dell castro fan who had a string of affairs and abortion, and spoke up for ho chi minh, the very unusual american catholic saint praised by the pope. it little bit from this article. she was a committed communist turned catholic newspaper editor, and it moves to have her prove successful, dorothy day is in line to become a very modern american saint. whether that happens or not, there is no denying that day, who died in 1980, is held in high regard by the catholic church and pope franci

term,onths into hoover's the finance market crashed. lou hoover future office to advocate volunteerism and charity. as depression deepened, their one term ended amidst overwhelming public frustration. lou hoover, on c-span's original series, first ladies, influence and image examining the public and private lives of women who fill the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency, from martha washington to michelle obama. tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span3. monday night, on the communicators, gary epstein, chair of the fcc's intent of auction task force will discuss the upcoming broadcast spectrum auction which will allow wireless companies to bid on airwaves face. >> a congressional termination -- determination eight in the spectrum act. we are not taking spectrum from broadcasters, it is a voluntary auction. broadcasters can -- continue to be an extremely viable service, but congress passed this act were broadcasters on a one-time basis will be able to language their spectrum rights and return for a share of the proceed