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wells fargo executives say the company is going into overdrive today to win back customer trust after their fake account scandal. the latest set back for the bank was losing accrediation with the better business bureau. the bbb made the announcement late tuesday. earlier this month-- employees were found to be opening millions of fake accounts without customers knowing what was going on. it was all in an effort to meet product sales goals. in a statement tuesday-- the company says it goals to make sure employees aren't focused on trying to just meet those numbers. we're taking a live look at washington d-c now where obama adminsitration is reportedly working on way to promote competition in the u.s. airline industry. that's according to reuters. the news outlet is reporting the white house wants to ensure consumers have better information about air travel costs and airline democratic senators had urged the u-s transportation department to use its existing authority to allow ticket price comparison websites access to airline pricing information. some consumer advocates say airlines are

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earnings season kicking into overdrive.ogan, chief market strategist from wunderlich securities will join us next. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." a quick look at futures. trending down just ever so slightly this morning. hours still to go until the opening bell on wall street. joining us is art hogan, chief market strategist from wunderlich strategies. we had a strong earnings season so far. would you look at these and say they're high quality beats, expectations too low or a combination of the two? >> it's a great combination of the two. revenues are beating much we look at a five-year average of beats, revenues are beating on average by about 5%. usually beat by 2%. that's the good news. it's coming at a time where it's unexpected. also coming at a time where we needed a pivot in the earnings recession story. that narrative can be broken now. we look to the fourth quarter. what we need to do post earnings season is get through this election. there is uncertainty around what happens november 9th, and what does t

the talkshow host has been preparing in overdrive making sure to avoid the criticism of being unprepared that dogged trump. both will have their jobs cut out for them. tim kaine building up clinton in a state she needs to win will contain spends a day in ohio rallying the state and bashing trump. >> toledo is the kind of place where people work hard, look after one another and pay their taxes, right? >> reporter: meanwhile for pence, a lot of defense to basically steer away from some of the things trump says . >> reporter: that means addressing time -- trump's current tax controversy. >> the unfairness of the tax laws is unbelievable. it's something i have been talking about for a long time. you have heard me talking about it despite being a very big >> reporter: mike pence is also expected to talk about the alicia machado controversy but the main goal for both men is to not mess things up for their presidential candidate. maggie really, news 5. >> we do appreciate your report. have a good day. >>> let's check in on northeast ohio. here is janessa webb. it's looking pretty good. >> thing

overdrive, 1983 was not particularly well received. there was a little bit too much about this limousine and you know, but a statement but brilliant parody of it was written by david brooks for the university newspaper. but happened the next week to be speaking at the university of chicago . and he's up there on stage and he reads this scathing parody of his book aloud. in toto, verbatim. then looks up and says if david brooks is in the audience, i'd like to offer him a job. david related that story. >> i'm willing to shame david brooks. david brooks is a well-regarded new york times columnist and author in his own right. i have a friend in washington who collects all kinds of memorabilia and gives them to me often and he recently gave me a beautiful handsome copy of the hardcover edition of one of bill's books called on the firing line which was his memoir of the firing line, the show and it is autographed by bill buckley to david brooks. i don't know how that happened but david got some explaining to do. one last point i would make a

the new york times has come out swinging pushing the trump campaign into overdrive. 40th street and broadway closed. a 6-year-old thrown from the back of a truck. >> reporter: that's exactly right. you can see a tow truck just arrived on scene. this intersection has been closed for nearly 7 hours now, probably because of the severity, the 6-year-old being thrown from the back. the child only one seated inside at the time of the crash. police say they were not seats, nothing. the driver is in the blue dodge pickup over here. this is the one police say is responsible for all this. admitting to police he was drunk and high, running the red light here. he'll definitely be facing charges, at least the dui. if the 6-year-old passes away, there could be much more. the driver with the kids inside, we're told that is the grandfather of these children. another woman was with him in th both of them also take ton the hospital. it is not necessarily illegal for them to have those kids in the back of the truck. it is an issue to have a kid in the back of a car without any restraints. right now everyone's

the twitter verse, as you imagine, was lighting up like a christmas tree as celebrities were in overdrive live tweeting throughout the debate. ellen degeneres since real housewives is not on, a cat watching the debate. >> this is the least amount of fun anyone has ever had in vegas. that's saying a lot. >> comedian josh gad predicted "snl" is considering just reairing the debate. >> there was a cute back and forth between bet tweeting, where's perry with the bottle, and she responded, cab or next to the comment by donald trump last night calling hillary clinton a nasty woman. >> practically immediately the twitter net erupted with references to janet jackson. ? my first name is not baby ? ? nasty ? >> janet could wake up to a lot more downloads because "nasty woman" has been trending all over twitter, even memes coming out, tweeting, who is that casting them nasty votes, nasty women. >> nasty women is now officially a hashtag on twitter. can you believe it? teen vogue magazine tweeted rt if you're a nasty woman headed to the polls to vote for your rights. >> another suggested a campaign s

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. >> reporter: a week before halloween creepy clown hysteria is creeping in to overdrive. for the past few months, devilish clowns, real and imagined, have been reported. now the denver zoo is taking a stand, banning clown costumes from its annual boo at the zoo halloween event. >> a lot of people are hypervigilant to it. >> reporter: the zoo spokesman says there have been no threats ns clown climate dictated the costume ban. >> reached a point where there have been enough people concerned about clown costumes that we needed to ban it this year. >> reporter: clown costumes have been removed from some costume stores and banned in some school districts. she says the zoo ban goes too far. >> i understand the concern but to ban all clown costumes is a little over the top. >> reporter: tyler says most of safety is not worth the risk. >> i feel like most of it is overkill. but i don't know. i feel like it could be smart to just be safe this one time around especially since it's been so prominent lately. >> reporter: with clown mania reaching its peak this halloween, the lion's s

former radio talk show host so will go out and be ready to debate and been preparing for this in overdrive trying to make up for what many saw as an unprepared trump at last week's presidential debate. >>> now, we should also be able to see both vice presidential candidates go out there trying to answer to their presidential controversies that have been happening to their parties. well, here kaine will talk about address trump's tacks. we've seen them both be mild-mannered but rumors that he will be fiery and feisty when pence gets out there on stage tonight. now, kendis and diane, it hud be noted that when it comes to a vice presidential debate, it might not have the big-time appeal as the president's but turns 0 outat most don't know the know the presidential candidates. >> we'll find out if that motivates people to find out more or not. that's maggie rulli at longwood university. >> people looking for answers like who are they? you can see the vice presidential debate with tim kaine and mike pence tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on abc. >>> on sunday it's showdown number two for the

tell everyone you know to get out the vote. 18 days until election day donald trump putting into overdrive. he started in north carolina. made it earlier today into central pennsylvania and wrapped up here in newtown. no great big news was made again it was all an evident just to rally his base. >> is there anyplace more fun to be than a trump rally? >> reporter: not for the 4,000 who turned out in newtown bucks county to rally around donald trump. >> smart people in pennsylvania, tough and smart and sharp. and people that don't like what's happening to their country. that's who's in pennsylvania. >> reporter: promising to lower taxes, cut government regulations and build up the military including growing the naval fleet with new jobs in philadelphia. >> i will instruct my secretary of the navy to study locations like philadelphia with a long history of service to our military and proximity to vibrant private industry and find ways to involve them in this national effort. >> reporter: trump took on familiar themes to his support supporters delight blasting hillary clinton. she's the most c

and mike pence is a former radio talk to host has been preparing in overdrive to avoid the criticism of being unrepresented that dogged trim. tim kaine is building up clinton in a state she needs to win. and for mike pence --. >> lot of defense to steer away from what donald trump say. >> a new washington post/abc news poll finds that 40% of americans cannot name either party's vice president candidate so they have their work cut out for them tonight from farmville, virginia. >> you can watch the debate right here on abc7. our coverage starts at 6:00 p.m., followed by "dancing with the stars" at 8:00 and then a special abc7 at 9:00. "jeopardy," and "wheel," at 10:00 and 10:30 followed by abc7 at 11:00. >> do not book new vacation rentals in sonoma, the city council unanimously imposed a moratorium. the conserve is sites like airbnb are breaking up neighborhoods, taking houses off the market and driving up the prices. there have been conflicts between long term residents and short-term guests. until the city council figures thousand deal with the issues the moratorium will stay put. >

pens a former talk show radio host has been preparing in overdrive make sure he avoids the criticismbeing unprepared. kaine building up clinton in a state she needs to win while clinton spent the day in ohio bashing trump's taxes and rallying the state. >> toledo is the kind of place where people work hard look after one another and, yes, pay their taxes, right? >> reporter: meanwhile for pens,. >> pence has a lot of defense. >> reporter: that means addressing trump's current tax controversy something the candidate talked about last night. >> the unfairness of the tax laws is unbelievable. it's something that i've been talking about for a long time. you've heard me talking about it despite being a very big beneficiary i must admit. >> reporter: and abc news washington post poll found in 40 percent of americans cannot name either party's vp candidate. tam both are going have their work cut out for them tonight. in farmville virginia maggie rulli channel6 "action news. tam. >> thank you. you can watch the debate here on 6abc. live coverage will begin tonight at 9 p.m. >> ♪ >> happening

with less than one month until the election, presidential campaigns are in overdrive on facebook and across social hoping to win your votes especially millennials, through online ads. >> you may not know they are able to target you down to where you live and what you like to do. here's how it works. >> >>reporter: the average user spends almost an hour a day on facebook. scrolling, liking and commenting . each move is a data point. facebook is scooping up more than your age location and relationship status. working with retail brands and political campaigns together more than 50 personal things about you. including how long yo lines you have, which groceries you buy, even what kind of medication you are using. >> i was a bit freaked out by it for sure. >> tyler woods has been on facebook for eight years and lately feels like political ads are following him around.>> if you feel like your information is being sold are spread to parties or entities that you have no idea, it loses that sense of trust that you feel. useful as political campaign spent an estimated $1.2 billion on digital

he's been preparing for this debate in overdrive trying to make up for what many saw as an unprepared trump at last week's presidential debate. now, we should also be able to see both vice presidential candidates go out there trying to answer to their presidential controversies that have been happening to their parties. we'll hear kaine most likely talk about clinton's e-mails and pence will have to address trump's taxes. we've seen both candidates be what mild-mannered but heard rumors from inside trump's team that he will be fiery and feisty when pence gets out there on stage tonight. now, kendis and diane, it should also be noted that when it comes to a vice presidential debate, it might not have the big-time appeal as the president's but it turns out that according to abc news, about 40% of americans don't even know the names of this year's vp candidatescandids so they're going to have a lot to prove tonight. >> we'll find out if that motivates people to find out more or not. all right. that's maggie rulli at longwood university for us. maggie, thanks. >> people looking for answer

pence a former radio talk show host has been preparing for this debate in overdrive making sure he avoids the criticism of being unprepared that dogged trump after his first debate. both will have there are jobs cutter out for them. kaine building up clinton in a state that she needs to win while clinton spent the day in ohio bashing trump's taxes and rallying the state good toledo is the kind of place where people work hard, look after one another and, yes, pay their taxes, right. >> reporter: meanwhile for pence. >> pence has a lot of defense to basically steer away from some of the things trump said. >> reporter: tonight that means addressing trump's tax controversy. >> the unfairness of the tax laws unbelievability -- unbelievable. it's something i've talked about for a long time despite being a very big beneficiary i must admit a washington post poll found 40 percent of americans cannot name either party's vp candidates. they'll have their work cut out for them tonight n farmville virginia maggie rulli. matt and tam. >> you can watch the debate here on 6abc. live abc news coverage wi

. >>> it is like all week -- a leaky faucet on overdrive. flooding and the word about icing over.>>> a new wave of backlash against the nfl. the next case of a pro football player about regarding abusing >>> it has been flowing for a month. every people -- every day people have to clean up the mess that the water is in the room. they have made countless calls the city and the mayor, and the getting the runaround. i made a few calls. cleveland public water told me they will be out here to fix it tomorrow.>> reporter: after waiting a month for that answer, people who live in this neighborhood the hope that is really the case. and they will believe it when they see it. >>> -- a win i am predicting a win. lower 50s during the day. unfortunately, during the evening, temperatures falling to the 40s. right now 53 cleveland. 49 ashtabula. you will be in the middle and upper 40s by 10 pm. if you're coming down to downtown tuesday evening, be prepared. 40s. it will be clear, dry, winds will be north at less than 10 miles per hour. 40s, i think we will

this is our live hi-def doppler radar working on overdrive this morning.e have rain from the north to the south and all points in between. heaviest rainfall right now happens to be around there. moderate rainfall in vacaville. east bay light rain showers from concord, clayton and walnut creek, hercules some light raindrops on the rooftops this morning, as well. and diablo, alamo and also backing into san ramon around 680 as you drive through the tri-valley. making tracks toward the sunol grade this morning, it's definitely on the wet side. around the peninsula, we anticipate delays at sfo on some arriving flights because the rain has been consistent for the past seven hours. we have a moderate cell offshore of the sunset district. in the south bay you have a little bit of a void in the activity around palo alto and the rose garden district. san jose you have some light rain showers now. all this subtropical moisture is lifting from the south to the north. ejecting to the east. you can see how we're just filling in nicely with the rain. typically for the en

. >> the media went into overdrive last night. they are refusing to say if he will accept the election results. he said i will keep you in suspense. shocking comments over shadowing the debate. donald trump refuses to say whether he will accept the outcome of the general election. that's a big important moment. and hold them american people in suspense. why did he say that. >> will you accept the outcome of a debate as it is? a bipartisan condition in this country. the refusal. not abiding by the conditions of this country. some he wants to make america great again. they want to undermine the democracy. we have really said that they will contest. before the vote occurs. there has been a long history. questioning the outcomes of election. this was the headline. they did seal of the election. they ask if it was with ohio. they reported that nearly 70% of them american think elections are rigged. they demand an inquiry on the florida vote in the new york times. they interviewed former democratic president howard dean where the questi

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>> i'm sure the fact checkers are going into overdrive what was interesting for me was to things. going after clinton and saying islamic state went from a baby under your watch to a monster now operating in all of these countries. he really had her a couple of times on that point. there was another thing i found interesting. hillary clinton said i can build alliances, i can work with our allies, we will go into iraq within a year and take islamic state out there and squeeze them in syria. with the help of our kurdish allies we will take islamic state on in russia. that is a key point. hopefully the second date we will hear more about that plan is that is the crux of the debate in terms of how to get islamic state out of syria. who exactly can we work with? yousef: coming up on "bloomberg countingddle east," the cost of cheap energy. how saudi arabia has been worst to swing the ax. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: saudi stocks longed most in the world on tuesday as the kingdom announced measures to try and rein in the budget deficit. we spoke to our emerging markets were ordered to t

as lisa highlighted in her remarks today, the litigation machine is an overdrive and it's hobbling our economy, sucking the vitality out of american companies and undermining our fragile economy and eroding due process rights for business. that's why legal reform is one of the top priorities of this institution, the chamber of commerce of the united states. but today lisa asked me to talk briefly about another priority, that is the particularly timely one. we are less than two weeks from a major election, so i want to spend the rest of my time discussing not so much that election, but what is at stake for the business community. you know, every four years people say the same thing, this is one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. you know, this time it may be true. the 2016 campaign has been unpredictable from its start, unprecedented and at times downright bizarre. i think many of us are ready for this ride to be over, but then we have to deal with the result. and november 8th will be a real reckoning time for the community, this community and for the country. by the w

this debate in overdrive? making sure he avoids the criticisms of being unprepared that dogged trump after his first debate both will have their jobs cut out for them. kaine - building up clinton in a state she needs to win? clinton spent monday in ohio,- bashing trumps taxes and rallying the state hrc: toledo is the kind of place where people work hard, look after one another, and, yes, pay their taxes. meanwhile for pence? erikson pence has a lot of defense to basically steer away from som of the things trump says tonight - that means addressing trump's current tax controversy. something the candidate addressed last night donald trump, us presidential nominee: the unfairness of unbelievable. it's something i've been talking about for a long time, you've heard me talking about it, despite being a very big beneficiary while the v-p's have been eparih presidential nominees are trump campaigned in colorado yesterday, where he attacked former secretary of state hillary clinton's economic policy. "hillary clinton

. >> when you see the media in triple overdrive. the day they relax i know he will be in trouble. lou: vote in our poll tonight. do you crust the obama justice department and intelligence agencies to investigate honestly clinton corruption and wikileaks documents? we would like to hear from you on that. cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs. follow me on twitter @loudobbs and follow me on instagram at "lou dobbs tonight." the dow down 17 points, the s & p lost a fraction. stocks higher for the week. the dow up just under 1% the nasdaq up barely 1%. at&t in talks to buy time-warner. apple also reportedly interested in time-warner and we are told watching the talks closely. british american tobacco making a $47 million bid for 28% of reynolds america. it would create the largest tobacco company in the entire world. we are talking $200 billion worth of deals on this october friday. quite an impressive day in mergers and acquisitions. a remind tore listen to my reports three times a day. up next, donald trump says he is very concerned about a rigged election. the mainstream liberal m

and an early announcement from tesla sends investors into overdrive. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: gopro's new cloud connected camera hits shelves on monday. it's the first camera refinish two years. its highly anticipated by investors who sent stocks surging. in addition to its flagship action cameras, they unveiled their long-awaited consumer drone. just days later, the biggest drone maker in the world came out with its answer to the karma, leaving gopro investors uncertain of the company's prospects once again. redstone sat down with ceo of oh pro and asked him about prospect for the hero five line. guest: a lot of consumers are excited -- it's the two most convenient gopro's we have ever made and the two most connected gopro's we have ever made. when you plug it in to charge, it can load photos and videos to your go pro plus account so you can access that footage with your phone and make an edit on the go. so gopro is not just about to capture great experiences, but we are and and two and storytelling solution. brad: gps, with technology, is a chea

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kennedy: clinton and the clinton spin machine went into overdrive so quickly. bubba has since dialed back the rhetoric saying it actually has done a world of group, but has a little room for improvement. molly, first the "new york times" has this big expose' on how the aca is essentially failing. and there are so many millions of americans left with only one choice which is one away from zero. and how the system has failed. it's collapsing under its own weight. now bill clinton comes out and draws a very clear diagram for why it's failing, which is what bill clinton is best at. he's best at simplifying complex issues. >> bill clinton is a genius at triage yoat -- triangulating is. but on the front page of the "new york times" they are admitting it's a failure. bill clinton is admitting it's a failure. it's a perfect example of what you call a gaffe in washington, d.c. when a politician accidentally tells the truth. he knows people are dissatisfied with this legislation. nobody on the republican side are talking about it. but if hillary is elected president she

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