andrew parry: quite a few things in europe. expectation is still low.l sites is as low as it was in 2003, 1998. people have been skeptical of the eurozone to deliver. we think the eurozone is beginning a two to three earnings cycle. gratified by the announcements. it is more of internal recovery story than external recovery. a lot of people focused on a weak euro and that has been helpful and benefited translation. however, external demand is weak and a more competitive currency does not lead to more orders. the real story, more domestically where we see signs of life, in france and spain is doing well. francine: what kind of stocks will you be buying into? consumers? andrew parry: a mixture. we like a mixture. pharma is a lead index. novo nordisk, long-term favor. glaxo is good. probably hit the earnings. look forward to the pipeline. roche. a lot of change in a care and technology is transforming. francine: a lot of it is done by m&a. is it too dangerous? andrew parry: consolidations quietly going on in the background for some time. it is not always a

the event thursday night will feature these candidates: rick parry and rick santorum who both ran in012 did not make the cut. as david shuster reports, they are among the candidates being trumped in the polls. >> reporter: two days before the republican debate and by nearly every measure all of the g.o.p. candidates are in rough shape, except for donald trump. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> reporter: the latest poll suggests trump is widening his lead among republican voters from 18% last month to 26% now. he is 11 points ahead of jeb bush and 17 points ahead of wisconsin governor scott walker, and while the polls say more republicans disapprove of trump than approve, all of his top competitors on that count are also underwater. on monday night, most of the g.o.p. field spoke at a policy forum in new hampshire. >> 71% of federal spending right now is between entitlements and debt service. >> reporter: trump, however, skipped the event, prompting several to call the gathering boring and insignificant. and then generated headlines of his own with an

and we want to say happy birthday to matthew parry, aka chandler and john stamos and former president bill clinton, turns 69. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. thanks for watching "early today." . >>> right now, a search for a man caught on camera in a violent attack this harlem. >>> plus, where was rosie o'donnell's teenage daughter finally found after her mom filed a missing person's report. >>> aur first look at the wreckage from a passenger plane that crashed in indonesia. "today in new york" start a s now. >> > good morning everybody. 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday, august 19th. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm pat battle in for darlene now who is taking the week off. in for you last week. hope you had a good vacation. >>hi did. we're calling the rest of this week pat battle rising. what do you tnk of that title, chris snoo. >> i like it. we're going with it. >> falling is more like it. >>> always rising. alarways rising the mood around here, pat. the temperatures this morning are up there too. they were rising towards 90 degrees. we continued our heat wave. i think we fa

the attack happened on a high-speed train heading from amsterdam to parris. the story now from nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: the three americans who took down a gunman on a packed train last night will be in paris tonight ahead of a meeting with french president francois hollande. air force airman first class spencer stone, national guardsman alek skarlatos and college student anthony sadler were traveling to europe together. they're childhood friends. >> we stopped a terrorist. kind of crazy. >> reporter: they heard gunshots on board the high speed train from amsterdam to paris, then saw a againman with an ak-47. >> i just looked over at spencer and said "let's go. go." >> reporter: the two took down the gunman with the help of their friend anthony sadler. a british businessman helped to tie up the suspect. >> what else is there to do? either you sit down and you die or you get up and you die. we've seen enough of these kinds of attacks to understand that they will kill everybody once they get started. >> reporter: one man was shot in the neck and is ex

andrew parry of hermes investment management.e is on our radar -- brent crude slid $45 a barrel for the first time since march 2009. iran said it would expand output to defend its market shares. a price drop extends the fall of more than 7% last week. francine: the south korean president park geun-hye has called on north korea to apologize over what he calls evocations that led to an exchange of -- provocations that led to an exchange of fire over the border. kim jong-un has stepped up the mobilization of his forces, doubling the number of front-line units and ordering most of his -- manus: turkey heading for elections for the second time in less than six months after parties missed the deadline to form a coalition. voting will take place november 1. political wrangling accompanied by a month of escalated clashes with kurdish militants in the country's southeast and the wave of violence spilling over from the war in syria. francine: this week is likely to see the start of greece's election campaign. a group of rebel syriza lawmak

parry came out with some incredible findings today.o be an interesting interview, he will be joining us on the phone. betty: something for the bulls and the bears. we will be back, stay with us. ♪ betty: hedge fund manager john paul has made millions of dollars waging against subprime markets before the real estate burst. now he is starting to profit from land he scooped up in 2009. john gilson been working on this story. paulson decided to buy up all of this land? john: it was cheap. no one wanted to buy land in 2009. thanfelt even further housing prices, which we all knew felt quite a bit. good value.s a what exactly did he buy? john: he bought lots in parts of florida, nevada, colorado, arizona and california. these were projects that had been broken because they couldn't be completed. master-planned communities with typically 1000-2000 lots and they were bought for a steel because the guys who owned them couldn't wait. betty: so they had to sell them. he was able to get them for pennies on the dollar. how much money is he looking t

be talking about it today, talking with the pop about it later on this year at a climate summit in parriss something that obviously democrats like to talk about, this is something that the public just has to be ready for, that severe weather events triggered by global warming can have devastating impact, so john, i was down on the gulf coast covering hurricane katrina when it came ashore ten years ago. i know you have covered your share of storms, but it is good to see that entire region of the country make a comeback, the entire gulf coast. >>> jim acosta, at the white house, this is the president's ninth trip to new orleans. >>> but sure to tune in for a specialty report, right here at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> that's all for "the lead" today. i'm john berman in for jake tapper. now it's time to turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." \s >>> happening now, breaking news, getaway plan. we have new indications that he intended to escape. they find a wig, a shawl, suitable for disguises. what the killer's personnel files and own frengz yesterday writings reveal about his trouble

frankfurt off nearly five parris off more than 5, london 4.5, and then it comes back into the u.s. markets. the fear and conteenaging is as the world turns, it goes back to china in a few hours' time and the whole cycle begins again. >> what worries me as i'm sure you and some of the other investors out there, in the last five trading days 1600 points down. that's about 10%. >> i'm going to show you what it looks like on the graph. there you have one week, down to 15,871. it's a lot of 9.5% over the course of the week heading towards the technical correction. look at the year wolf a 12-month graph. you see, that's a point around ebola last year when there was a lot of uncertainty. that's where we were a year ago, and now come over here and you see that dramatic sharp fall is what we are looking at at the moment. the analysts say unless there's a reason now for this market to turn around that the pressure is down and we saw that today. that's what you saw, that lunchtime minor rally, when it looked like thing could get going, but the pressure is down and that's the concern at the mo

the tiny parry site is being killed off with his help.mer president was sir reen about his prospects. >> i just thought i had a few weeks left. but i was surprisingly at ease, you know, i have had a -- a wonderful life. i have had thousands of friends, and -- and i have had an exciting and adventurous and gratifying existence, so i was surprisingly at ease, much more so than my wife was. >> reporter: he said that is his greatest accomplishment, marrying his wife of 69 years, roselin. >> i wish i would have sent one more helicopter to get the hostages, and we would have rescued them overnight, and i would have been reelected. [ laughter ] >> but that may have interfered with the formation of the carter center. >> a center that has promoted peace, human rights and better health across the world. he says he will now focus on his own, beginning treatment soon after leaving the stage, saying he is not angry or sad, but grateful, and looking forward to this new adventure. patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >>> two american women are due to

nobody ever attacked me like parry, of texas. who did a lousy job at the border.was governor and he keeps talking about the border. why did you fix it? the new governor is doing better but we won't say that. he's actually a nice man. he didn't like it when i said you have to pass an iq test to come on the stage. he said to me, donald trump is keeping a senator, a failed senator, off the stage. went to the best schools, great student. made a fortune. did the apprentice, one of the most successful shows on television. nbc renewed it. nbc renewed it, came to my office and said please do it. i want to make this country great again. we are going to make the country great. [applause] i wrote many bestsellers including trump, the art of the deal, the number one selling business book of all time. he's got it. the other night i said my second favorite book. my first favorite. the bible. i did not ask him to stand up. i got my biggest him the other night when i said that. i said my favorite book is the bible. my second favorite book is "the art of the deal." but anyway, so,

host: yes i think it's governor parries. guest: i've been governor for several years and when you're successful people moved to your state. host: i want to go back a little to your policy prescription. there is a lot of money in their so how would you make a case for should land be sold off, how would you, the environmentalism, how do you see the future? guest: hold the pledge. as long as tax increases are off the table than the spending that needs to occur in a free and open society, national defense, courts, right now is like the federal government is running the roads, the highway system i would rather send it out to the states and have them do it. you're seen this happen state-by-state. people want to build more roads or spend more money on roads, and they want to spend more money but they're not raising taxes so what do you suggest well go find mia's bending reduction someplace else and we can couple that spending reduction with more spending on roads and you can have the roads but the government won't get bigger and wo

this is at parry market in pittsburgh. >> that's straight out of aladdin. >> i went and saw "peter pan." they were doing that over at tyson's. it looks like something that captain hook and his pirates would come out with. like never land. >> see that, crime does not pay. you never know what you're up against. >> lesson learned. they dropped what they tried to steal on the way out, so it worked. >>> 5:11. weather and traffic on the 1s. >> we want to check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. he has the bus stop forecast. >> good morning. the bus stops are all dry around the metro area. showers out of the mountains and those will stay well to the west, so a dry start for now at the bus stop for students waiting for school buses. many of the early jurisdictions back in school now. it will be mild between 7:00 and 8:00. then more clouds build between 8:00 and 9:00. you will notice the humidity increasing a bit too. in the upper 70s by then. a look at storm chances for the week next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:21. melissa has a look at 95 in virginia. >> still a little bit

joining me now from parris is cnn's senior international correspondent jim bitterman along with cnn safety analyst and safety inspector david soucie in new york. jim, how long might it take to determine the origins of this piece of that boeing 777? >> well, they're peckiexpecting look at it in toulouse, franz. and they'll say right away that it's mh-370. i don't think there's people that doubt this. there's only been four crashes of 777s in the world. all three of them have been over land, including london and in san francisco and one that was shot down in the ukraine. over one, mh-370, went down over water and this flaperon, this part that fell off was found floating in the ocean is not just the kind of thing that falls off an airplane. it had to be an impact that would take that part of the wing off. so i think it's -- all signs are this is part of the mh-370 flight and that the question now is i think moren what l.a. can they learn from this piece of metal. is there some indication that there was an explosion or that they can maybe perhaps find out what speed the plane was flying when i

likey ever attacked me parry, of texas. who did a lousy job at the border.e was governor and he keeps talking about the border. why did you fix it? the new governor is doing better but we won't say that. he's actually a nice man. he didn't like it when i said you have to pass an iq test to come on the stage. trump iso me, donald keeping a senator, a failed senator, off the stage. went to the best schools, great student. made a fortune. did the apprentice, one of the most successful shows on television. nbc renewed it. my renewed it, came to office and said please do it. i want to make this country great again. we are going to make the country great. [applause] i wrote many bestsellers including trump, the art of the deal, the number one selling business book of all time. he's got it. i said the other night. my second favorite book. my first favorite book -- the bible. i did not ask him to stand up. i got my biggest him the other night when i said that. i said my favorite book is the bible. my second favorite book is "the art of the deal." but anyway, so, the

three -- number three, tech earnings parried to really interesting, really controversial companies, salesforce and hewlett-packard recording after the bell, i guarantee both will be interesting. hewlett-packard i think probably is down off of the 52 week low which would make it a new 52-week low. olivia: why is this interesting? corey: totally different stories. hewlett-packard is a disaster. they have been having so many problems and they are restructuring. one-time restructuring charges for more than one decade. olivia: because they have printers and desktops and nobody buys those anymore. mean: no, that would declining sales. restructuring means that whatever they are doing at the corporate level is so tumultuous that they are taking special charges, laying people off, changing their business. now they're completely remaking the business for the second time the last 15 years. the last time they made a remake of the business was a merger and now they will split it up into different businesses. we have open questions -- how much more restructuring will be necessary? how many more layoffs? how

labor day weekend destinations a lot of the core of going abroad and no. 5 on the list as london with parrislowed by lulls vegas chicago and orlando the top five in miami and los angeles paris seattle and san francisco in addition to london and paris with the soccer experts at the same. >>mark: will have more video then explain coming up. jackie s: will tell you what those changes are and how much it will cost you if you do not listen to with a warning not to people in the east of a locker doors by police the urging you to the extra cost techno live look outside world with no to some heavy fog and drizzle will have our buy out for cash tree and had. >>anny h: happening right now on the world for drivers who travel through downtown san francisco you no longer be allowed to turn onto such as the market street. jackie s: so far so good but let's face it we're just now starting to get into the heart of the committee where on 30 were using the bus that is marquetry in mckenzie the signs of letting people know that there are no longer any terms are private vehicles onto market street that extends

he didn't call marco rubio or rick parry. they want donald and that to create havoc against the gop. stuart: you don't hear this but i will raise it. roger stone, a guy who is either resigned or fired gave an interview the other day. the very end he says way, at a new book coming out. have you heard this? a new book includes information about bill clinton's use of one man. >> what a surprise. stuart: how can hillary claim there's a war on women when the war may be coming from her own husband. >> if your has-been if your has-been is a philanderer and use choose to stay with him, that stays between the marriage. if there's new allegations, what he did with monica lewinsky was a consensual relationship. it was immoral. he violated the office but it was a consensual relationship and is out running around. i'm not surprised by these allegations, are you? stuart: i just want to know how hillary will deal with the worn women when it is connected by her husband. >> she will say this is not about what goes on in the bedroom. i relatio

governor rick parry will be front and center in the second debate you are talking about a 5:00 in the tomorrow. george pataki and jim gilmore, 17 names to debate. most of the attention focused on one donald trump. dream to see tomorrow. thank you, blake. monica crowley on stage. what do you expect? >> richard nixon is to say the only thing worse than politics is being dull and donald trump is not old. he has been smart going up publicly and lauren expect a sinn fÉin i'm not a debater. these guys are professional debaters. i actually think he will surprise a lot of people. he will be much more well-prepared than people think and how specific policy recommendations if you select date. also remember running for president is essentially "american idol." it's almost all about charisma and image in how you present yourself and do you connect with voters. one of the big reasons trump is so much traction as he is connected in a visceral lot of people and on stage given the fact he is at the center position a lot of people who are policy people like jeb bush, like scott walker pretend to be lo

parry charged, you go find them. you pick them up and send them back from where they are from. the former pennsylvania senator went further calling for a 25% reduction of low skilled immigrants illegally. let's go to donna in new york. good morning to you, donna. >> good morning and thank you for c-span. i appreciate it that you show the candidates right out of the chute. i have not made up my mind yet about whom i would choose but that was a good start last night. concerned about electing our first woman president i think carly fiorina would be a good choice did right out of the gate, president or vice president. i think they need to seriously look at her. i was leaning toward cruise or a rant before. now i have my eyes open to john kasich. i think he has qualifications for many reasons. role, hehat dual certainly has a lot of experience. the ones that i mentioned. i would not rule out some of the some of them were obviously struggling. think the ones the meeting has held up as a role model's artist are the ones i would work for. i wouldn't even consider those gentlemen. host:

parry, and a statement.s, there are a lot p, adverse opinions about tp but from what i am hearing about -- from you, the major is not exactly trade and economics as much as it is another way of coming in ,hina in a nonmilitary position the emphasis the president is putting on it is just a cuts we are so reluctant to do battle with china this is another way of doing it. i am reallyment is, so against chuck schumer becoming the minority leader and his stance on the iran treaty. i think it prevents him from becoming the democratic minority leader. thank you. guest: thank you for the question. i won't comment on mr. schumer. i have my own opinions, but let's focus for a minute on china. i am not a trade or economics expert, and i am not on this program claiming that i am. that, broadly speaking, the obama administration has shown in the last years a willingness to engage with china on all levels. at the same time making it clear hashem that good behavior its rewards and bad behavior will result in the developmen