andrew ook-um ran off around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police searched through the night... and hundreds of volunteers joined the effort early this morning. ann sterling is live with the latest on andrew's safe we found him. tears and hugs from andrew oonk-um's family seconds after he is found. this picture posted on facebook shows the 10 year old being carried out of a cornfield on a police officers shoulders. but 2 teens who left waukesha west high school this morning to join the search say they found the laughing and running with us. so i'm glad he's alright. hundreds of volunteers and police searched thru out the night. a black hawk helicopter and horse team joined the search this am. what did his mom say? thank you she was pretty short because gth in the ambulance right away and his dad seemed happy. ? new information on the the deadly shooting of a four year old boy.police tells us theliev himself.the shooting happened inside a home, near 15th and north, on iday.we're also told the child's mother was arrested for leaving a m ar within reach of a child.she has be releas

emma may z ook decided to run >> when you're told you have this situation in a one-room school house it definitely was not something i prepared to do. >> when he arrived at the scene, five school girls had been killed, five more injured and the shooter, a nonamish deliver man named charles roberts had taken his own life >> he was a great husband and father and not cable of what he had done >> he prolonged a long torture of the children, something he was unable to carry out thanks to the choice z ook made. >> a community gathering was held, families who lost their children attended. out of gratitude at any rate troopers were invited. >> we don't know how to comfort them in any way >> charlotte is english, that's how the amish river to outsiders. she said that thousands of tourists flooding to the site following the shadowing added to the anguish >> how do you direct people in the wrong direction nicely and tell them them this isn't appropriate. >> they're proud private people whose beliefs makes them uncomfortable. stephen colbert noel is a researcher who worked closely with the famil

emma may z ook decided to run >> when you're told you have this situation in a one-room school house it definitely was not something i prepared to do. >> when he arrived at the scene, five school girls had been killed, five more injured and the shooter, a nonamish deliver man named charles roberts had taken his own life >> he was a great husband and father and not cable of what he had done >> he prolonged a long torture of the children, something he was unable to carry out thanks to the choice z ook made. >> a community gathering was held, families who lost their children attended. out of gratitude at any rate troopers were invited. >> we don't know how to comfort them in any way >> charlotte is english, that's how the amish river to outsiders. she said that thousands of tourists flooding to the site following the shadowing added to the anguish >> how do you direct people in the wrong direction nicely and tell them them this isn't appropriate. >> they're proud private people whose beliefs makes them uncomfortable. stephen colbert noel is a researcher who worked closely with the famil

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>>a dinner for catholic charities ook a nasty turn. it was fit presidential candidate she of the stage since wednesday's debate. they of course took the opportunity to take jabs at eacc other but not everyone was laughhng. >>they are back again, on the same stage. donald trump and hillary clinton speaking at a new york charity dinner. >> hillary accidentally bumped >> donald looked at the statue of liberty and sees a four. maybe a five if she loses the torch and a tablet, and changes her hair. >> it's a chance for the candidates to poke fun at themselves and in this nasty campaign, no surprised that they lobbed zingers at each other. >> it's amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think you would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. % >> trump got some laughs but then the crowd turned on him. >>usually is tonight in public, pretending not to hate catholics. >> there was one sort of friendly moment, unlike their past two debates, trump and put dibs shake hands. and here's the latest abc news race rating with the blue states t

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we want to show you a picture of andrew ook-um. he was last seen just before 4 pm large cornfield behind his home, located near stillwater circle and ox-bow drive just about a block from where we are right now. he was last seen wearing a blue shirt and grey shorts. police say andrew has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and is non- verbal.a ladder truck with waukesha fire is still set up near the entrance to field, it's lit up the ladder in bright colors to try and get andrew's attention. authorities are also using k9 units-- last night they used drones and thermal imaging to search the area. andrew's parents told police he has done this before .... and will often run into the corn field when he's upset, but they can usually find him right away. police also say andrew likes to hide in backyard play sets when he's upset. they do not suspicious surrounding his disappearance. at 6 this morning they are asking volunteers to waukesha west high school which is just about a block from here. last night those volunteers were sent

ron johnson paid himself ook a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, frost advisory for all of se wi from 2am to 9am today. high pressure moves farther east of us today. that high will give us a sunny day and with a southerly wind developing we warm up a bit. highs reach the low 60s. we continue to warm this weekend with highs in the low 70s. rain and thunderstorms return saturday temperatures remain in the 70s monday and tuesday with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms then we cool to the 60s wednesday. today: morning frost. sunny. high: 64 dewpoint: 44 wind: s 5-15 mph tonight: a few clouds. low: 54 dewpoint: 46 wind: ssw 3-9 mph house speaker paul ryan earns a standing ovation after ignoring donald trump. the presidential candidate attacked ryan on twitter this week criticizing his lack of support. paul ryan spoke yesterday at the waukesha county business alliance luncheon

can tell you multiple agencies are actively searching for him we want to show you a picture of andrew ook-um. he was last seen just before 4 pm yesterday afternoon. police say he was running through a large cornfield behind his home, located near stillwater circle and ox-bow drive just about a block from where we are right now. he was last seen wearing a blue shirt and grey shorts. police say andrew has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and is non- verbal.a ladder truck with waukesha fire near the entrance to the corn field, it's lit up the ladder in bright colors to try and get andrew's attention. authorities are also using k9 units-- last night they used drones and thermal imaging to search the area. andrew's parents told police he has done this before .... and will often run into the corn field when he's upset, but they can usually find him right away. police also say andrew likes to hide in backyard play sets when he's upset. they do not believe there is anything suspicious surrounding his asking volunteers to waukesha west high school which is just about a block from here. la

andrew ook-um ran off yesterday afternoon around 4:00. his parents said he's done this before when he gets angry... but they've always been able to find him. police searched through the night using a helicopter with thermal imaging technology... two drones... eight police dogs. this morning... hundreds of volunteers assist in the search. again... the breaking news... the child has been found and is safe. we'll have a live report detailing how that happened... coming up in our noon newscast today. >>> today we are kicking off chef's choice week on today food and my choice which was made for me is adam richmond. okay. you know what i mean. you might remember our little secret rendezvous -- >> not so secret. - took me to some of the culinary hotspots for steamers and sake and a whole lot more. >> that's code for something. >> adam, this is so wrong. >> he stars in the all-star halloween spectacular this saturday on hdtv, food network and the travel channel. he has a twist on the french dip. >> hi, person that i have seen and know before and

. >> it doesn't ook so nice up to the north. take a look at the limited visibility not too far from johnstown. you can see the fog. slower speed is recommended if you start coming across the foggy areas this morning where you're not sure what's ahead of you. take a look at the overall drive. you can see a lot of green including on and the same on i-25 down on this section of e-470. we had this closure of 50th and i-70. we'll be on scene as police investigate that flipped over car. that short police chase. broadway to the east can get you around that and you can use brighton boulevard towards franklin. but be mindful it is closed. loss of this officer. this is snider. he leaves behind a wife and a 2-year old son. only 33-year old. and we have a look at the 18-year old accused of killing him. foster is his name. he's charged with murder. this happened yesterday mornings responding to a disturbance call when investigators say foster shot him in the chin. back up officers shot the 18-year old. he's expected to survive. right now, it

have you seen the blue ook yet have to do -- the blue book yet? we will have a look on how much reading you will have to do before election day. >>> a tense day in bermuda has a powerful hurricann gets closer. a look at where nicole will go next. until your ballot will be counted. denver want you to feel safe about what will happen to your systems -- your vote. its it tested all of its systems for our cameras. >>> speaking of voting, have you seen this year's bluebook. it's a big one. >> is 172 pages longgwhich is a new record. that's not in terms of the issues covered but certainly in terms of the information >> i am not going to look at that whole thing. >> reporter: if you think this year's bluebook's bay, you are not alone. >> it is way too big. i don't want to read it. it looks nauseating. >> reporter: look at this when compared to the one in 2014. why the change? >> i get people saying this s too much and too complicated. on the other hand, the issues are complicated and understanding them is crucial. >> reporter: they say it's all about fin

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to go waukesha west high school which is just about a block we want to show you a picture of andrew ook-um. he was last seen just before 4 pm yesterday afternoon. police say he was running through a large cornfield behind his home, located near stillwater circle and ox-bow drive just about a block from where we are right now. he was last seen wearing a blue shirt and grey shorts. police say andrew has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and is non- verbal.a ladder truck with near the entrance to the corn field, it's lit up the ladder in bright colors to try and get andrew's attention. authorities are also using k9 units-- last night they used drones and thermal imaging to search the area. andrew's parents told police he has done this before .... and will often run into the corn field when he's upset, but they can usually find him right away. police also say andrew likes to hide in backyard play sets h believe there is anything suspicious surrounding his disappearance. police also police also said andrew likes to hide in backyard play sets when he's upset. they are asking all neigh

while thelection systsa >>> iowans can be confident in county to ook athat else this part of iowa has to offer. offer.this is fox 28 news at nine. a staggering number of kids right here in iowa and the rest of the country go to bed h. hungry.it is a problem getting a lot of attention on all level. levels.a recent report found that last year, more than 13- million american kids lived in food insecure households.that means a massive demand for help. help.but one corridor high school has taken a big step to issue.fox 28 news reporter do mler is live in iowa city with elizabeth tate high school's new program. students here at tate high school don't have to worry where their next meal will come froma&the program was anincrease vi vity nar me students, ilavailae.ja d isn't always something that's readily available. >> some kids even feel like aorwlmopioatn sde need. freand educed lunch udts awe as a good number of homeless families. >>> the senior says his family has struggled. >> this is going to be the sixth years since my dad died every day it is a struggle. >> the food pantry would allo

and say,ook at this did anyone actually gained voters tonight?id anyone say, i am shifting my opinion because of what was said ? i do not think she made a of the women's card either. did anyone actually change in my? >> i doubt it. i doubt it midday whole lot of voters. i don't think hillary clinton needs to expand her appeal. she has the numbers. i don't think she lost a. she needs to keep them and make sure they turn out. donald trump doesn't need to expand his appeal. he is losing ground, he has been losing ground even before the tape came out. this will not help with white, college-educated women. trump needed to expand his appeal and he did not do that. he was on offense all night. he drove to messages home, she a liar,nest, she is here is a change agent. she has been at this for 30 years, she is not achieved anything. outside the bubble, i think that resonates. so you know, we'll see what happens. >> thank you for joining us. we're going to take another break and we will be back with more from the second presidential debate from the spin ro

we're going start this morning ook atg start the rails for the white -- race fort white house.white house. hillary clinton spent timen sp m talking to groups of youngng undecided voters before theyhe head to the polls in earlyar voting. vo today clinton is scheduled toedo attend a rally in new in ne hampshire. >> donald trump is scheduled to spend the next two daysd tred making stops in florida.rida he's then scheduled to move toot north carolina.nortcarol his running mate mike pence isei the tarheels state of northf no carolina because northroli carolina is one of the keyhe swing states in this electionn season. >> but today early votingot continues in the district. distr this weekend thousands turned t out for the first day two days. for now the only polling placelp in d.c. is in judiciary scare.ce it's opened all this week 8:30k8 in the morning to 7:00 at night.ght. early voting in all eight eight wards begins next friday.s bensx >> halloween is one week aways a and fox5 was able to obtain an i police officers. officers work onicers work on halloween this year. the memo warns officers

ook, it is not unusual for there to be disagreements agents and i. federal prosecutors and federal rosecutors in the field and main justice department officials. senior justice department officials are political appointees and they agendas. f.b.i. agents have their own perspectives. these sorts of internal isagreements are not unprecedented. what is unprecedented is to have this spill out in the closing of an election, particularly as it relates to an or closed on investigation or matter effecting one of the candidates. that is what is really unprecedented. amy: we have 30 seconds. what is your prediction of what happens next? said it will arly not have any conclusions before the election. >> there's in way they can have conclusions before the election. i would not be surprised given is amount of tension this concerned if director comey doesn't find some way to address criticism he is getting. it is pretty withering and he to explain his decision-making process a little better. whether it will satisfy anybody anybody's guess at this point. w amy: and

i think the central banks make pretty clear they are .ooking for a steep yield curve again, the bank of japan has been the most explicit about that. they implemented the yield curve control system, which keeps it quite steep. i think the other central banks go in the same direction. this keeps the economy alive. i do not think there is much potential for a rally in long-term u.s. treasury yields. mark: where does that leave stocks? have been stuck in the 3.5 percentage range since july. what will break us out of this range? >> i do not see anything taking us out of this range of the moment. it is all about relative evaluation at the moment. euro area stocks have underperformed dramatically other markets. they have underperformed the u.k., the u.s. market and underperformed emerging markets. now there is a big gap. i think there is potential for a relative value train, which is long on the euro area critique. mark: great to see you. coming up, the new exclusive. senior advisor to president obama. how she has been working to leave.paid parental that is coming up next. this is bloomberg

ooks, smells, and tastes. two water facilities are working together in the water sources have different chemistry. >>> good news out of five reopen this morning. a fire threatened to completely shut out the business in early may. today's opening was a welcome sight. >>reporter: after five long months rosenberg's bagels is back in business. >> we went to bed and set our own alarm to, here this morning. >>reporter: kelly matheson says she has lived in five points for 17 years, watching the transitioning neighborhood om >> we have been watching the rolling pants since they put their signs up.>>reporter: on may 2 fire burn into the apartment damaging much of rosenberg's kitchen. >> this neighborhood has gone through a lot of changes. >>reporter: police have made an arrest in connection with the crime, saying the suspect killed a man before setting the apartment on fire. the blaze forth in the closure until 6 am this morning. >> it has been a bunch of months. we have been waiting for this in line or an hour, having

guest: i don't think there is too much they can do ahead of the meeting and be in a. 1980's,ook backo the it would easily talk for two weeks to come to the numbers. and they are not had quotas for several years, and so much has changed in the yet and iran and so on, it is not just about adjusting quotas, it is coming up with a whole new system. ande will be a lot of talk announcements, but i don't think there is too much more tangible they can do until they put a bunch of papers on the table and say this is everyone's number. yousef: robin, you are sticking around. isy tuned appeared this "bloomberg markets: middle east ." ♪ yousef: welcome back, you're watching "bloomberg markets: middle east." trek: let us get a quick -- check of the latest is the/headlines. protestedf people and export agreement in jordan. the agreement says that it will get natural gas. the protesters reject business with israel. yousef: goldman sachs has had losses. the back did not exert new influence over libyan officials and there is no evidence that it reached profits. goldman has been sued, saying that it m

the rebound in oil, the blue line, has been a boost for the stock market. .ook at the 40-day correlation we have roughly at .9 0, 1 means we are moving in correlation. oil is driving sentiment within the equities space. there is a lot of big geopolitical events on the horizon. this is a wonderful chart, which on the day of the ftse 100 new record high, albeit temporarily, the ftse is the blue line, which , as you can see. the white line is the spread between the two-year and a 10-year government bond. that spreadat widens, going back to 2002, which we have seen as the ftse 100 has declined. the ftse has seen a rise since the brexit because of sterling decline. because of the widening between the two-year and 10-year, history tells us we could be witnessing a decline in the ftse 200, coming back to sterling versus the dollar, declining. we fell in the flash crash on friday to one .18. it shows you -- the 1.18. it shows you the precariousness. the all-time much record low going back to 1971. 90-minutes into the trading day in the u.s. charts. i'm looking at the rate side of the equation lo

shares down by 7%. , up 4%ooking pretty good as it says it will cancel 100 million shares.iggest decline on the topics -- topix. that is as it cancer drug disappointed. that is the state of play across asian markets. emily: this is bloomberg technology. this time to greet the week in tech news. there are two big events on our radar. first off, the end of the smartphone wars could be around the corner. apple and samsung square off in the highest u.s. court on tuesday with a $399 million reward at stake. after six years and hundreds of millions of dollars in legal fees, one of the most important cases these companies have ever spot -- ever fought gets underway. thursday, sony officially enters the vr headset game. it has a 40 million plus user console base. we will break down there competitive strategy in just a moment. washington,et to where supreme court reporter joins us to discuss the apple simpson case. there are plenty of apple samsung cases. which one in particular is on the docket this week? this has to do with apple's claim that samsung copied the design of the iphon

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ook at the track it starts to states as we go into the next 48 hours but something else i wanted to point out here is we have a tropical storm, nicole, and the atlantic. it looks like it will veer off to the east that these two and relative close location to each other, we need to keep an eye on that. we will definitely watch this for you the keep you up-to-date as it continues to make its way up the coastline. >>> all residents affected by the beulah hills fire in southern colorado can go back home. close leave their homes monday after the fire started southwest of pueblo. the fire 75% contained right now. >>> two cousins from arvada taking the law into their own hands, confronting a man over a stolen phone. >> i immediately looked up and told the guy this is my phone. >> someone stole a family member's phone out of the car and they found on a website called offer up. they set up a out a ggn. >> people are going to watch this and saa why in the heck did they go and meet the sky. >> because, i don't know, he -- i wanted to do it for my family >> the cousins had tasers on that they pulled

we come and take a ook at frieda and all the other animals that we have. >> halloween is coming up, that means a lot of candy and a lot of chocolate all over the place. it is a dangerous time for pets. >> it is. we're going to talk a little bit about halloween. the first thing we would talk about is pets and jack-o'- lanterns. lots of people have joon akers. what i am about to say is obvious, be careful and make sure if you have a lantern it is in a pet free zone. animals cannot come over and they can start a fire. especially puppies and kittens. and then we're going to talk a little about costumes. a lot of us like to address our animals up in costumes. halloween to make sure it is not restricting the animal, especially their breathing. you probably shoold not keep animals on costumes for a long timm. you mentioned candy, we all love caady, but it really caa be fatal to some animals, especially dogs. >> here is the information foothills. the nummer is 303-278-7575. hey, thhnk she is going to go really quickly, i almost fell in love with her. >> she has such a sweet personality. still ah

take a ook at the overall map. a couple trouble spots near i- 70 nd 36th and quebec. golf course blocking a lane. the construction is slowing us down towards highway 85 and typical build ups everywhere else. >>> an experimental mars lander appears to be a bust. the european space agency lost contact with a lander last down on the red planet. still no snag this morning. not all bad news sense it sent back data before in >>> another stop in colorado for republican leaders. >> this time it was vice president mike pence who made a campaign stop in durango. he also took several shots at hiilary clinton for handing the private email server. the presidential candidates in vegas last night things lasting until about 9:00-hour time. >> one of the most heated discussions came about the national district attorney. clinton says she plans to raise country which led to one of the most memorable exchanges. >> my social security payroll contribution will go up as will donald's assuming he can't fig yaur out how to get out of it. what we want to do is replenish the trust fund. >> such

ook at the map, southbound to the accident which is around 84th avenue, he left couple of lanes are bllcked and it's going to be that way for some time. there's aamonster 45-minute traffic jam. we had a stolen vehicle involved in an accident near 5th and walsworth and it brings the police presence that way. quebec and leaf dale, an accident here. take a look at the high country. lots of snow on i-70 and highway 6th. no chain laws, but slick conditions west of the silver plume. >> it's 6620. >>> the boulder county coroner says this man, scott is the hiker who died longs peak. he's a doctor from greeley. he slipped on ice on saturday and he fell 100 feet. many of colorado --s he climbed >>> the state supreme court ruled in 2 ases involving these two students. higgins and johnson are accused of targeting mountain vista high school. the teens are facing multiple felony charges but they have gotten help from the supreme court decision. >> the court ruled thattthe history. the court wanted access before deciding -- the court will have to make a decision wwthout access to the mental health records

ook tv is on the welcome, 48 hours of books and authors and television for readers. we look for nonfiction. we look for history and current events. we cover the authors in their put it on the air and let people see it for themselves. books nted to know about that were about hillary clinton, about donald trump, pro, and anti. we've covered them all in the last year. if you go to our web site, very booktv.org, right up at the top there is a search function. hillary books. you can type in trump books. list.t a whole and here are some that we've recently covered. panel ntly did a discussion on hillary clinton by authors who have been critical her, and that was covered on october 10th, and you can watch that. work for thesed to clintons just came out with a geddon.k called arma gary burns who worked for the clintons as a secret service agent. his book is called crisis of character. and of course "hillary's america" and it goes on and on. now if you go in and type in books, you will find several that are pro and anti, ann koulter's book on immigration. very pro-donald trum

futures on the nikkei fairly mixed. .ooking at mitsubishi nissan has completed its acquisition of 44% of billion.i for $2.4 as far as mitsubishi shares, taking a beating. this has to do with the manipulation of data rounding fuel economy. -- surrounding he will economy. accessing a flat open in on straley a on the afx -- in australia on the afx. they will defend himself against chargers with the thing in brazil, 21 employees of us on a co-have been charged with murder more one collapse -- bloomberg technology next. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg technology, live from the vanity fair new establishments on it and sent -- summit. elon musk is accelerating plans to roll out self driving cars. he announced all upcoming model three sedans will be equipped with fully autonomous technology, with tesla's existing software autopilot under increased scrutiny after a fatal accident in may. joining me now to discuss the state of this self driving industry, the founder of google car. always great to have you. i never forget we met in a google self driving car. five years ago. sebastian: you are courage

and marco rubio just a few weeks ook was asked whether he was going to continue to endorse donald trumpd he said look, i will. because i have more opposition with hillary clinton than i do donald trump. not necessarily ringing endorsements. >> the poll we were just showing. most democrats and republicans when you look at the plurality you are look at the vast majority. they think hillary clinton will win but also don't think donald trump will concede. you heard his campaign manager refuse to say he would concede. how significant is this? >> it is very significant. but i cannot imagine if the republican party establishment would allow donald trump not to concede if there is a clear understanding there is loss finish him on november 8th. and right now i think the real danger for the democratic party is we who are democrats may become a bit complacent about the results because lihillary clinton is so far ahead. >> turnout. >> and this what this is doing is moto vague both sites because the --. >> here is what some have told us about this issue of conceding. here they are. >> this is revolu

i spoke with him a short time ook. >> seems like so much of donald trump has binomial influeneen is fatherhe idea of being super tough. never giving up. when you hit me, i hit you back ten times harder. that is fred trump. and also the thing that never left me was donald telling me this story about him being sent away to the military academy. and it was a matter of this kid is acting up at school. we're going banish him. >> really? >> and all of a sudden the two sisters and two brothers are cozy at home in this mansion and. >> trump was the only one sent to -- >> he was. and i think it may have suited him. he might have been the kind of rambunctious kid the parents felt they needed the discipline. but fred's toughness and coolness. i think he was a pretty cold guy too. >> interesting because trump talks about how his dad was based out in queens and how he wanted to come to manhattan. maybe it is too far to say it is a criticism but he does seem to point out he sort of came to an area his father never ventured. >> i think he wanted to one up him. so a kind of exceeding the dad thing that wo

we see winds gusts up to 35 miles per hour. 3 not as windy but there is a here is a ook at your sterling camera. this is one of the spots where we could see showers later today. you can see more cloud cover on futurecast covering northern colorado. it would be great to gettthe rain farther south but it's going to stay north of denver through the afternoon and evening. that's what it looks like by 4:30 pm. closer to fort collins, larimer, will county, stretching east, closer to sterling overnight. could pick up a few showers. our northern front range mountains and even up along i- 70. central mountains could see a littleebit of snow tonight and early tomorrow morning. then, we are under a mostly sunny sky tomorrow and wednesday with just a little the afternoon. really pretty die -- drive. we have a slim chance of moisture today. denver 63 degrees, highlands ranch 66 degrees and in boulder it's a lot cooler, a good 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. pueblo 70 degrees, trinidad 74 degrees. still warmer to the south and we have 40s and 50s in the central mountains today verrus the 50s a

this,ook through all of uncomfortable, a presentational headache in the short-term but they need to focus on weaker demand. if anything, we are looking at cutting rates, cutting the bank rates for the november meeting. matt: how does the u.k. inflation measure compare with others? in the u.s., our central bank has a 2% target as well, maybe a soft target. we are there on cpi but not encore pce -- on core pce. >> that is right. the picture in the u.k. and the picture in the u.s., we are still struggling to see wage momentum coming back off the recent years of crisis. as a result, there is subdued momentum on wages from that and the movement you are seeing depends very much on the various weightings of the bits of the cpi or the pce measure. the story is subdued. wagesion, until you see move up, you will not see much of an upward shift from a consistent perspective and inflation. in the u.s., we will start to see that over the next year or so, in the u.k., a different story because one of the consequences of brexit is that you are likely to see wages remaining subdued for longer. is view of

city of ook at the london and see marriages that block. on the it's easier to an asset anagement business post hard brexit than it is to some other aspects of the financial out nity you can run funds to dublin and make it work. that's a very straight forward do.ng to in terms of where the shorts are n sterling, the markets probably still believe there may be further downside to come if continues to emphasize it. that probably makes life more difficult for sterling. bloomberg team on the brexit story. thank you very much. up to speed on the world.nes now in the by >> donald trump supporters are firing back at that report about he presidential presidential nominee and his taxes. "the new york times" says trump $960 million loss on his 1995 income tax return. trump y have let eliminate his federal taxes for almost two decades. rudy new york mayor giuliani said that shows trump for is an absolute genius making use of legal tax breaks to help his company survive. defeat for the peace plan in colombia. voters rejected it surprising would passho

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likebeing said, it looks things are accelerating into the second half so consensus is .ooking for two does to that underlying growth rate that is about 1.3% or 1.4% in year on year terms, that is a very slow pace and it should start to accelerate heading into the end of the year . i think the fed forecast of 1.8 on that growth rate is obtainable, but just to put that perspective, last year gdp was growing at 2.2% in year on year terms. this year we will be at just 1.8% so this is not a fed that is falling behind the curve. jonathan: let me jump in with german inflation because the backdrop of the story may be a recalibration of the outlook globally. excited, wet too have a very low bar. the backdrop to all of this is somehow in the bond market on the margin, some people saying inflation is coming. the growth story in the u.s., put that with the inflation story. carl: if we plot inflation along with gdp, we can see the best fit is with a six quarter lag. what is happening to the gdp numbers is what is happening to the real economy a year and a half ago. given the slow growth environmen

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ook at it at the time. >> he is talking down our democracy. i, for one, am appalled. >> and more controversy over alleon >> to say he could not have possibly done those things to those women because they were not attractive enough. >> i did not say that. >> in fact, you went on to say. >> sir, her two minutes. >> facing fire for his comments about women. trump not holding back. saying about his rival. >> such a nasty woman. >> the two candidates said laughs at the al smith dinner in rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. my wife, melania, gives the exact same speech. [laughter ] >> and people get on her case. >> but it wasn't all fun and games. >> here she is tonight in public preten >> trump stunningly booed by the crowd. the traditional gala. >> iraqi army offensive to retake the city of mosul with help of the u.s. military is making strides and could signal a major turning point in the conflict. >> the pentagon announced an american soldier was killed in iraq. >> isis may be trying to slow

cbs,ook three days to nbc, and euro three checks. 99% of the advertising that was seen was national adsimself in 1992 some smart people, carvell said this is insane. why do i care if anybody sees my advertising in wyoming? i'm not going to win the electoral votes of wyoming. why do i care who sees me in boston? i'm not going to lose massachusetts. so he started spot buying in the media markets, the way in pennsylvania we are now in the middle of this maelstrom of tv ads in the presidential campaign , that if you go to -- i just spent a week in california, where i saw both san francisco tv and central california tv for monterey. the only ads on tv were for the referendums that are going on, the ballot questions. that a single presidential campaign. because donald trump is not winning california's electoral votes. but in 1988, it was simple. you made an ad, you walked it to the tv stations in new york -- at the bush people are defining dukakis does nothing. revolving door appeared -- re volving door. >> he veto the death penalty. his revolving door prison policy on whileend -- and outcome

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ook at the forecast for the winter. three-month outlook coming up in about 10, 15 minutes. >> they can't get it right a week from now but they're going to tell us -- >> thanks for that vote of confidence. >> stop that. >> we got to check out the weather in ohio shortly because we have the world series coming up, guys so check this out. cleveland fans are so excited their team is heading to the world series, they're going above and beyond when it comes to showing their appreciation for the rookie pitcher. his performance helped clinch the team spot and tons of them saying thank you by rewarding m pitcher ryan merritt is adjusting to life as a hero after securing cleveland's spot in the world series earlier this week. >> the cleveland indians are going to the world series. >> reporter: the 24-year-old who was called up to the majors just two weeks before the life-changing game along with his fiancee was instantly rewarded by his grateful new fans. >> you know, at first i thought it was all a joke. >> it's just the last th

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i was talking to him about some .f the concerns it is a concern that you are .ooking to address i'm curiousfollowing up on carriers pulling out, and seeing the doctor of your choice, is that a concern of years? do think it can be worked on going forward? ms. burwell: in terms of the question of seeing the doctor of choice, rising up to the larger question of satisfaction, satisfaction of marketplace plans and looking at consumer-based plans, satisfaction rates are about the same. the of the things -- question of narrow networks, which gets to the issue of whether the provider is in the network, the trade-off is price and network generally. trade-off. in the united states today, we see more more consumers making the choice on price. therefore, what you see is the insurance companies making choices and decisions about that based on consumer demand. having said that, i think it is an important issue that consumers need to understand. it goes back to the earlier question about the consumer having information. this year, we are advancing the idea that you can do dr. searches. as you sign up for