. >> paul taylor who lived it and survived it from his comedy show.u so much and all the best. >>> there is breaking news now on fox news channel. and i'll just read to you what i have just been passed. tgv train, one of the euro trains in the french city of strasburg has just detailed, killed at least five people and injured seven more according to local reports. related in any way? not to our knowledge. not at all. but in the midst of all of this and a terror attack that has killed well north of 120 people, the numbers at this moment unknown with at least 8 terrorist attackers, now we know that a train has derailed in the french city of strasburg, killed at least five and injured at least seven more. breaking news coverage continues right after this. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when yo

betty: thank you so much, paul taylor, president and ceo of fitch group.heir earnings later today. the company seen tremendous growth in a particularly from instagram -- the company seeing tremendous growth, particularly from instagram. ♪ betty: welcome back to bloomberg markets. let's head to europe where mark barton saw a rally for european stocks after mario draghi's comments about supporting the euro area economy. mark: european stocks rising for a third day, getting to the highest level since august 19 after mario draghi left the door open for further stimulus in his speech in frankfurt. companies on top of the leaderboard. since the stoxx 600 hit its lowest since january at the and of september, it's rebounded 12%. the services industry accelerated in the last month, bolstering speculation the bank of england will boost interest rates in the not-too-distant future. the bank of england unveils its latest rate decision and unveils the quarterly inflation report as well. have a look at the big movers across european equity boards. volkswagen down 9%. si

. >> paul taylor who lived it and survived it from his comedy show.u so much and all the best. >>> there is breaking news now on fox news channel. and i'll just read to you what i have just been passed. tgv train, one of the euro trains in the french city of strasburg has just detailed, killed at least five people and injured seven more according to local reports. related in any way? not to our knowledge. not at all. but in the midst of all of this and a terror attack that has killed well north of 120 people, the numbers at this moment unknown with at least 8 terrorist attackers, now we know that a train has derailed in the french city of strasburg, killed at least five and injured at least seven more. breaking news coverage continues right after this. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when yo

wondering if actually have been to get a sense of paul jennings personality and if it's what you set out to do when you went on the journey of the book? ms. taylor: oh, the question was what sense i got of paul jennings' personality. and, yes, i did get a good sense, i feel, as time went by. and i feel there were a couple of sides to him. he was a intelligent, courteous, well-bred - these are all descriptions that would come up. he played the violin. he liked to read. he was steady and precise. he was patriotic. he had another side where, that he was especially able to express in freedom, and i feel like he was a man about town in washington. he married three times, the last time at age 70. sylvia jennings alexander, his great-granddaughter said that her father, franklin, described him as age and dandy. -- him as a jim dandy. [laughter] ms. taylor: in other words, he thought that he was hot stuff at times, and he said that if he had any extra money, he'd buy fine kidskin shoes, for example. and i think about how he watched washington change, coming here in 1809 first as a ten-year-old boy and then living and dying in northwest washington, dying

paul jennings. and now i'm very proud to introduce beth taylor. [applause] elizabeth dowling taylor: well, i thank john and julie for having me today. i thank all of you for turning out. "a slave in the white house: paul jennings and the madisons" was a great labor of love. i spent three years researching the book and a year writing it. i have a, a fondness for good narrative non-fiction, and a lot of times if i read journalistic pieces, i enjoy when they begin with an extended anecdotal lead. so i adapted that approach in my book, and each chapter starts with what we might call a vignette, and i really labored over the details. if i give the weather, it's documented. if i say james madison's overcoat was olive, i have an eyewitness and so on. so i thought what i might do today is intersperse my comments with reading excerpts from some of these vignettes. they all place jennings at or near a doorway or some kind of opening. in one case, it's the hatch of a ship, and in this first one, it's an open grave. "on or about 28 february 1801, montpelier,

next, author elizabeth dowling taylor recounts the life of paul jennings, who was a servant to president james madison. after gaining his freedom, he was involved in the perl affair, the largest slave escape ever attempted, and was the author of the first white house memoir.

ron paul joins me about syria today in the initial -- the national debt has doubled, fourier's taylor slept with half to work to pay off 1%. more people are getting rid of their tattoos. i am so motivated that you were here. kennedy: day evening if carly fiorina is right i have our fox news contributor comedian and editor in chief of "reason" magazine. is this what feminism has become? >> i hope not i consider a result of feminist why are people mean to her writing she looks perfectly fine to hate when women go after other women flux is an excusable. women trash other women regardless of party or affiliation this is why women's think. >> but don't say hillary is off-limits then if you trash one been trashed them all the dull gleam making fun of hillary clinton is sexes did you do the same thing. >> i totally agree. >> what is there to balance out? should people bad mouth hillary clinton? >> of course, any politician who walks into that camera in smiles be demented. if lindsey granted that you would think it is demented but to your point it is exactly where i have seen carvey speak a f

paul joining me with a warning about boots in the ground in syria. >> the national debt has nearly double after president obama, find out how many years taylor swift would have to work to pay off 1% of it. >> and more and more people are scraping off their tattoos, should i get rid of mine? i am motivated you are here, i am kennedy. kennedy: hello, good evening, is carly right, a conservative women threatens big government pushers, let's ask our party panel. julie. matt welch, and get your subscription now. web, so, is this what feminism has become? >> i hope not, i consider myself a feminist, i know you do not like, i hate this, this sucks, why are these people being so mean to carly fiorina, i think she looks fine, i hate with whelm go after other women's looks, it is not just limited to liberal women. women trash other women regardless of party, you have shrillery, an cankle hillary. >> don't say hillary clinton is off limits if you trash carly fiorina, if you trash one trash them owl. >> don't crash nobody how about that. kennedy: all right, so, what is the -- where is there to plans out the whole thing, should people be bad mouthing hillary c

taylor and daniel newshauser. where are his challenges? mr. newhauser: this on the list bill -- omnibus bill that must be passed will be a challenge. he is bullish on paul ryan. where are the new speaker challenges? to borrow john boehner's phrase they are cleaning the barn. this big omnibus bill will be challenging. as you mentioned during the interview there are several stumbling blocks that could arise. this refugee crisis is the latest one members are clamoring thatome sort of measure would choke off funding to some other agency tasked with bringing refugees into the country. howemains to be seen leadership will handle this and once you put something and that he will lose votes on the cider that side. i think there is a lot of room to be tested. >> there is a good bit of inherent criticism of speaker thater's regime suggesting communications would address some of the challenges within the conference. particularly and the freedom caucus, is it just a communications problem or is it policy? >> in a lot of ways it is a which is to say to have a majority of 200 republicans. on anything that is remotely controversial, you see a lot of them in the freedom