nobody would return the visits from peg. even jackson's niece, emily, who was helping the hostess said that peg was, you know, an adulterous. jackson told his niece to pick between himself and the scandal. when the niece said that she still felt peg was scandalous, jackson throws his own niece and nephew out of the president's mansion. one commentator wrote that senator eaten just married his mistress and the mistress of 11 dozen others. jackson is furious. of course, his nemesis would turn out to be calhoun. remember i said calhoun ran for vice president. talk about politics makes for strange bed fellows. it's calhoun as vice president to jackson. and the two of them are enemies. calhoun wants to win the presidency in 1832. so what he does is he decides to make the peggy scandal, called petty coat government, a huge scandal. then calhoun resigns, moves back to south carolina to let jackson be destroyed by the scandal and calhoun says, i'll come back in four and be the next president. they have a huge fight. jackson calls a

to kevin's point, wouldn't it be great to peg the tax advantage to job creation. i get so tired, it is so unpatriotic big american companies are holding money overseas. trish: can you blame them? >> the founding fathers would say, you know what is unpatriotic? 35% corporate tax rate. >> we would hire more people to work with us if we had a, tax break, because i knew i had capital to pay the labor. because of a high tax environment i can't do that. conceptually for ceos, think about what happened to tim cook, right? he had an agreement with ireland. a super state came in and interhe seeded and it was the eu any of these politicians should go to leaders and say i'm hire to foster your environment. trish: lori a lot of business leaders feel feel like the united states is not an environment they can guarranty or depend on. i heard that over the last eight years. ceo after ceo, after ceo said to me we need certainty. they have not gotten that. >> being transparent, transparency, excuse me and feeling their hands are tied because of overregulation. let me address quickl

non-pegged currencies. anna: everything in between. thank you very much.h his chart making us all think this morning. central bank stimulus is in full force and the u.k. and japan, jeremy corbyn thinks infrastructure investment is the way to stimulate the economy. qe is back on the agenda. the government put in 385 billion, another 60 billion recently, the japanese government has used qe several times to stimulate its own economy. what we would envisioned is a 250 billion government investment, and the rest of borrowed at low interest rates. the point is to set up a well-funded investment tank that can give us the infrastructure we need. state of railways and broadband in parts of the country, particular the rail infrastructure in the north, northeast, northwest, absolutely crucial that it needs upgrading. we might hear more about that from the chancellor and taxation. which areas would you want to see higher taxation in the u.k.? >> i want to see corporate taxation levels at the level of the rest of the oecd. we seem to be going on a downward spiral on th

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how both sides of the isle are using the topic as major peg to call out their fellow candidate. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... doctors are making progress on finding a vaccine for the zika virus. what it's going to take to get the green light to treat the general public. ((patrick walker)) >> and warming up in the valley .. how tight the grip of summer continues to hold on this weekend. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right n news now good day.)) ((patrick walker)) >>> all eyes are on donald trump this morning to see whether he publicly denounces his long-held obama 'birther' beliefs. it's 4:30... thanks for joining us... i'm patrick walker in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. trump's campaign put out a statement last night... saying the republican believes president obama was born in the u-s. but, hillary clinton's campaign isn't buying it. hena daniels has the latest from flip-flop on the birther issue came after rival hillary clinton blasted his refusal to renounce the idea when he was interviewed by the washington po

industry experts peg the real life drama to land in the 25 million-dollar range. >> we tried for a long time to get pregnant. it really put the two of us through hell. >> they star as aspiring parents seeking a surrogate but getting more than they breaks. the psychological thriller cost 10 million to make. while sony is projecting a 10 million-dollar opening. it's predicted the movie could open to as much as 20 million. more talking animals swoop into theaters with the wildlife. the animated retelling of robinson caruso. >> hello? >> the disappointments room is the first film released by relatively media from bankruptcy. it opens on fewer screens than competitors with box office trackers pegging it to open in the 2 million-dollar range. >> there is a lot going on in the bay area this weekend if you're looking for something to do. 8 on your side has the answers. joining me right now with the weekend buzz is katie from 933.3. thanks for being here. we have a lot going on. starting with miranda lambert. tickets are still available. $25. she has kitt moore and brothers osborne with her. he'

peg's husband john was captain of american airlines flight 11. the north tower of the world series with a gaping and smoking hole and then horrified as the airliner hit the south tower. >> story after story of loss weighing heavily on the governor. >> reporter: the thing about this -- these moms and dads didn't get to watch their kids or the kids who didn't get to grow up with their parents. hope we never forget. >> reporter: at the public garden a wreath laying ceremony 0911 memorial. >> today is a somber day, but it's also an opportunity for us to look back and because and have reflections. we honor your family members' special legacies. >> reporter: christy lost her husband jack on flight 11. time to move on. well, we've moved forward over the last 15 years, but we never move on. ? [ singing ] ? ? [ singing ] ? >> tonight's mass and vigil set to get under way at 7:00 on the seaport. >>> president obama paying his final stibb truth to the victims and here's of 9/11 today. there was a moment of silence and he laid a wreath at the site. he reflec

not many people pegged this broncos. t.j. ward practically insulted. >> i expect nothing less. take one game at a time and win every week. reviewing the tape. before we even get in the meeting room for them to tell us what we made mistakes on, we already know. that's the next level. you want to be great. i know everybody wants to be great, not only here, but on their own >> no days off, even after a three hour flight back last night, our centurylink poll question, what poses the biggest threat to the broncos? overconfidence, the patriots, or maybe that young quarterback. media day for the denver nuggets. that means time to talk expectations. nobody is picking the nuggets to win the west, but .500 for. >> why not? that's our goal, and we're not afraid of that. >> i think we definitely have the potential to be a playoff team. i feel like, if we keep everybody healthy, and go out here and play, like we all put in a lot of work, we have a lot of talent. we could definitely make some noise. >> reporter: the nuggets first preseason game, one week from tonight. sunshine taylor is goin

if you have a peg leg or a parrot on your shoulder... this could be your day. after the break: where all you ?pirates can go... to plunder a free breakfast. plus... dave has another check on the a cool sight this morning in downtown tampa. a famous ship... is on the move! the "american victory" will be leaving its dock. it's one of only four "world the ship will leave it's dock near the florida aquarium around eight a-m... and head to dry docking at "tampa ship", which is just past harbor island. the repairs will last about a week. a big opportunity for job seekers today. the coliseum in st. petersburg is hosting the tampa bay job and career fair. it runs from ten a-m to three p-m. more than fifty employers will be on hand looking to fill jobs. including aflac, the pinellas county sheriffs office, and the university of tmapa it's free admission and free parking. jus today in hillsborough county... your pets have a new place to run around. it's a grand opening for the county's new dog park... "the northwest county dog park." here's an aerial view. it's in the 89

this plan is pegged at 40- million... and the development itself would have commercial office space so the casino would only fill part of the space. the more modest "boutique" casino that would go where this office building, are now, would still provide about 200 jobs. it wouldn't have a restaurant or hotel... with the idea being to share customers with local downtown businesses. one wild rose official hopes a study will show less of an impact on existing casinos with this plan. " we have a plan, does the plan make sense. cedar rapids is the second largest city in iowa i think someday cedar rapids will have a casino." opportunity for that property to be redeveloped and back on the tax rolls which would be a win for the community." that "property" the mayor is talking about is the site of the original proposed casino site at 1st avenue and 1st street southwest. it's still owned by the city and there's been no rush to entertain other development proposals while still holding out hope for a the mayor says the original casino

maybe colin powell has you know them both pegged, do you think? >> i don't think so. i mean, colin powell did of course serve with great honor but in the past decade, we know that he's endorsed barack obama twice, so his -- he's been leaning left. what i found most revealing, don, in these e-mails and hasn't been brought up yet but is important to discuss is he talked about an incident with senator sheldon whitehouse, a democratic senator from rhode island and remember this was all democrats talking over e-mail, and they mentioned a situation where hillary clinton could barely walk up a podium of steps, so colin powell did have serious concerns over hillary clinton's health. i think that -- i just think that should be out there. >> he said she was working herself to death. he didn't say she was sick. that's -- there is a difference. >> that's correct. no, no, that's correct. i apologize if i -- but sheldon whitehouse said quote she could barely climb steps. >> you could say she has an incredible work ethic. it's all how you read it, buddy. >> i don't know, i don't kno

. $185 million is a whopping 1/2 profit, morning star pegged at $36 billion. consider it this way, the median household income in colorado is $61,000 a year, not the same as profit, you still have to pay bills, but close enough. wells fargo's fine is equivalent of a colorado family being fined $300. yeah. that will teach you a lesson. of course, the real impact is in wells fargo stock price, but it almost seems like an insult to customers, wells fargoin bit more than the compensation collected by the ceo wheel all this was going on, the same ceo who came before congress, apologized, and pledged to take responsibility. not take responsibility as in use any of his $155 million in compensation to pay the fine, he pledged to take responsibility in the way you pledge to take responsibility when you have no intention of taking any responsibility. figured that he will need to win colorado to win the white house, because there is no other reason that a state like ours with relatively small number of leck torl votes would get the consen-- eleck torl votes would get the

they are pegging the raid it's price control.n you have overnight money for free, it's carry trade gone to heaven and back and can't believe it. >> give us a couple things we can do. you are making a lot of valid points. what would you do? >> first of all i would recognize the fed through this massive intrusion can affect what yellen was talking about. there is regulation, taxes, competition with cheap labor all the way around the world it's not a monetary policy. she shouldn't be talking about it. the participation rate is hooked up by a tiny little bit. but if you look at workers. secondly inflation coming in too low. what is she talking about? food and energy up to 2.3 per there are last year. the difference is global oil has collapsed and commodities collapsed. the fed can do nothing about that. it's a good thing on the margin because we import more oil than we produce. beyond that the wage earners in america. i call it fly-over america are being killed by inflation targeting. the fact that cost of living is going up faster -

they're pegging all their candidate and some surrogate appearances to national registration day.this is the first time this has been seen anywhere. for the first time, michelle obama has cut an ad for hillary clinton, pegged to national voter registration day. you'll see what pops up at the end. >> our children watch everything we do. and the person we elect as president has the power to shape their lives for years to come. hillary has spent her entire career bringing folks together on behalf of our kids, because she believes every child deserves a chance to succeed. hillary will be a president our kids can look up to, a president who believes in our kids and will fight for them every day. that's why i believe in her. i hope you'll join me. >> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> we got that exclusively tonight. it's the first time it's aired anywhere. but it's due to air in national battle ground states. i will vote.com is where you can go to get voter registered in every state. alternatively, you can watch the rachel maddow show during one of our patented clip and

. >> this is le peg, i have two restaurant, and, it is very french and le peggies very american. >> whereeg. >> in the french arts building on race and columbus, and we're just making our clam chowedder. >> wow. >> okay. >> this is real fancy clam chowedder. >> how do you do this. >> these are ingredient here. >> absolutely. >> we use top neck clams, bacon, everything, you know, potatoes, we just take some care in making it, that is all. >> that is fantastic. >> and so when you go to feastival how much is it. >> it is a 300-dollar ticket and it is worth it. best party of the year it begins tomorrow you said and goes for how long. >> it is just one night only. >> that is it. >> it is in support of the fringe arts and all of the work that they do to bring arts to this city. >> fantastic. >> what are you doing down there? are you okay. so you don't want to eat all this food and try that, you could hurt yourself. >> no. >> what did you make. >> pan seared scallop with roseto, herb oil and it is outstanding. >> outstanding good and we have to wash it all down. >> we have to wash it all down. >

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, but based on the content of the 50 or so political solicitations i get each day, someone has me pegged as a libertarian with strong conservativbe values amd a liberal disposition. those paul boys, ron and rand, are among the most prolific emailers. i get stuff from them pretty much every day ,asking for dough. rand can be both colloqiualhey, he barksyou up? i am now. in the next one he admonishes me to stop funding terrorists. ok ok. i'll stop. i get emails from famous people too.newt gingrich and herman cain, for instanceharry reid and al franken. a first name basis.. some the emails are from people i've never heard of running for office who knows- where..if anyone knows dr. raul ruiz, can you tell him to take me off his list. i'm not sending him any money. good grief, who knew there were so many financial deadlines for candidates/ every day desperate candidates remind me that one or another deadline is fast approaching and that if they don't meet their self imposed goals, the sky will fall, locusts will engulf humanity, and dogs and cats will be sleeping togetr. email ive received th

that's how you solve problems and that's what >>> national pundits pegged the buccaneers as a trendy upset pick this week, entering their patchup with while bucs favres may tend to gray, history does not. since 2011, tampa is 0-8 against times in the nfc west, and although arizona lost at home last sunday, the cards have never dropped consecutive home games under head coach bruce arians. since the game is in progress, i can't show you highlights. believe me, you don't warrant to see them anyway. the cardinals just scored again jameis winston has turned the rock over three times, and several key players have left this game with injuries. i'll have the highlights, the lowlights, locker room react reaction, and analysis tonight on bucs bonus immediately following our 11:00 newscast. ? the university of south florida football team woke up with a 3-0 football record for the first time in five years. they scod final 48 points, winning 45-20. >> it was kind of difficult, but coach talked about right before the game, said we're going to get hit bay storm, and we're going to fight through, an

york sunday...but aides initially neglected to mention the pneumonia diagnosis that came on friday --pegging it only to heat and dehydration. now, clinton aides confessing that they should have been more forthcoming.... but also saying the ublic knows more about hrc than any nominee a greater problem-- gfx: david axelrod tweeting "antibiotics can take care of pneumonia. what's the cure for an unhealthy penchant for privacy that repeatedly creates unnecessary problems?" clinton defended herself-- clinton well, i just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal. and suggested that her competitor donald trump isn't held to the same standard. clinton i think it's time he met the same level of disclosure that i have for years.trump- who has been jabbing at clinton's health for weeks, wished clinton a speedy recovery and focused his attacks on clinton's comments instead...releasing this new ad: sot at "you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the 'bas deplorables. the racists, sexists, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it." tag: clinton says she regrets using the

i have put in some memory pegs that i hope you will remember.f you flip to tab 2, the first of those memory tabs. >> i just have these by page number. do you have the page number? oh, i'm sorry. i gotcha. yes, i have two. >> it's a photograph of a pretty lady. this lady's name is zra zra gab or. she's from hungary. she came in just as the germans rolled in. she and her family were the kardashians of the day sort of famous for being famous. one of the reasons she was famous was she was married nine times. husband no. 5, confided to his best man on the wedding day, a problem that in a way i face this morning, which is, he said, i know what i'm supposed to do tonight. the challenge is to make it interesting. how do you make talking about maintenance budgeting interesting? the next picture that i hope will be a memory peg, also at tab two is of an event that occurred in this building. this photograph is on permanent display in this building down in the light court. of course it is the wedding of marily monroe and local baseball hero joe demaggio. th

hottest area first, inland east bay where the unhealthy air is likely mid-to-upper 90s and brentwood, pegged for triple digits today. as far as santa rosa, 94 a hot spot. sausalito is 78. that is warm for you. san rafael is 9. vallejo is 86. through the south bay we are in the upperrity to mid-90s unhealthy air is likely and the cool spot is santa cruz, holding down there, and 85, water temperature? about 59. san mateo, warm sunshine and 82, and a lot of low 80s around millbrae to upper 80s and redwood city at 89 and on the cost, pacifica and daly city and half moon bay in the low-to-mid 70s. here is the east bay, uncomfortable, sure, a lot of people did not have air conditioning and we hit the low-to-upper 80s could be feeling bad inside with no fan to keep you cool, 82 in richmond and 86 in castro valley. at the game in the sun, u.v. index is high and feeling 10- or 15-degrees warmer. stay hydrated. 82 by the time the game ends. the numbers in downtown san francisco are all over, at 84. the marina and daly city the cool spot at 73! the good news, tonight we are back in the 50s. tomorrow, w

hopefully it's not just racial, not just religious, but it's a combination of factors that would pegbody to keep a close eye on. if you talk to law enforcement officials, they would tell you the danger of this kind of terrorism is how difficult it is to track. when it's individual, when it's not part of a larger plan. so the argument in a debate is how do we stay as a country on a war footing and be true to who we are? there are going to be gaps in a free society when individuals want to do bad things. >> let's put up what could arguably be the picture of the day. >> facebook photo. >> that's bush 41 that we have right there. there's speculation that we have, is george h.w. bush voting for clinton? >> one thing i took away from the conventions is hillary clinton got up there and had barack obama jimmy carter advocating for her. no former presidents have come out for donald trump. obviously, george h.w. bush, it's personal for him. donald trump has said george w. bush is responsible for 9/11. i get there's that personal aspect. one thing people look at when making presidential choices

currency was pegged in gold rather than silver, major crash for the call ready, and he. people lost a fortune when silver crashed. it was a pretty big deal. kind of shutdown the city. they had these four big parades. it was not a food festival, for sure. as part of the first festival serpent and flames of the silver serpent. sally was the queen of the ball and got to wear this lovely tiara made of silver. the sense of civic boosterism that they had, william byers getting together and saying, let's do something to boost the economy and get something going, you know, in the face of what was a very severe economic crisis for denver, and the whole state. the capital was ly the canvas and capital in the background. you can still stand there today and see a similar view. it brings together so many pieces of denver that are still there. the brown palace is still there, the capital is still there, broadway and colfax is still broadway and colfax. >>> babies at work. whatever could go wrong? boulder county commissioners adopted a new infant fat work policy, allows staff to bring

. >> peg peg, thank you for talking with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> all right americans are not the only ones that paid extra close attention to the first presidential debate last night. >> many others from across the globe tuned in to see how they stacked up. we have more from london. >> viewers from around the world would join tens of millions of u.s. voters to watch the first televised presidential debate on monday. during the debate, donald trump repeatedly clashed with the democratic rival hillary clinton. >> reporter: we have arrived in a very polarized situation with the extreme candidate. and i don't think that it will be in the interest of the united states. it is a pity. >> and how many sparred over their economy and their use of the private e-mail server and trump's unwillingness to release their income tax return. and despite touching on the number of international topics from encountering isis to international trade. >> i think that maybe trump will be more friendly to china and because china in the u.s

but when there is something sweet outside, you could put on a peg leg and most are up with that speak. they show us tonight some of the best things about talk like a pirate day. >> yo ho a pirate's life for me. >> reporter: it is not gasparilla. but people came from all over tampa bay to plunder krispy kreme of its pirate moody. >> i have to say this morning has been excellent. i love all the pirates that came in. everyone was happy, everyone was nice looking, and we were arg for the donuts. [ laughter ] i'm not going to school for talking. i went to school. >> to get a free donut, all you have to do is walk into your local krispy kreme and say something like arg, shiver me and the donut is on the house. so if you are in the mood for the sweet treat that you can get hot now, grab all ye matie s and come here right now. >> i got it, i got it. >> in tampa anthony allred news channel 8. >> some mighty cute pirates there. >>> when can can you get your hands on a galaxy note 7 phone that won't explode? we'll tell you coming up. >>> plus, why gopro wants to believe that your outdoor adventu

peg: totally rock out! raul: if you rescue people, you feel that every time. in the fire service, team is very important, and we all work together. martin kratt and koki: oh yeah team! chris kratt and aviva: woo hoo! raul: firefighters, we're a family, so we call each other brothers and sisters. we're always ready. we gotta constantly keep training, studying. just like you guys study in school, that makes us better prepared for anything. (firetruck sirens) when i was little, i had a little firetruck. i'd dress up on halloween as a firefighter, but i'd never think i was gonna be a firefighter, but look at me now. daniel tiger: look, i see more helpers. raul: dreams do come true. if you want to be a firefighter, you've got to get good grades and stay in shape. and learn teamwork.

dollar pegged,he it will limit your options a little, won't it? the valuation is not costless. you can move the pain in the drop of commodity prices from the producer to some other sector of the economy. maybe it is the consumer or importers of capital goods. someone has to pay it the end. all you are doing is moving the suffering around from one to the other. strategy for russia is much better to keep -- to work to keep the price of oil up. the same thing for the saudi's. tom: we will come back. this is a strong way to get your monday started. some background reading, you can do that in bloomberg businessweek. any numberidestepped of themes, but some real substance there. mr. putin, he would just like to be friends, maybe he can be friends with mr. trump. thrilled to bring q william white -- bring you william white's. 9:00 thisat at morning on bloomberg radio. from new york, the september 12, sun coming up on the chrysler building. in the distance, the freedom tower. ♪ hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't

most experts pegged the 9ers as the underdog last night. it's the team's eighth straight win on monday night football. >> that was the action on the field. as for what happened just before the game, 9ers' backup quarterback colin kaepernick continuing his national anthem protest. as you see, he was not alone. safety eric reid also stood by him as they put down on one knee. after the game kaepernick's actions got as much attention as the action on the field, incl e including criticism from 9ers quarterback trent dilford. >>> still ahead, a vice principal in trouble for calling out girls for not dressing appropriately. >> another cool start we're seeing this morning. cool fin toish the day around san jose. but the interesting part of the forecast is that we've got the radar fired up this morning for light rain in the bay area and snow in the sierra. look at that coming up. >>> that is cool on the radar, rob. i checked. no closures for those freeways there. we'll check what you have to talk about. 880 past the coliseum with no problems up here

peg had to shut off electricity to 350 people to turn off the gas and put out the flames. no one was hurt. remember, when you see news where you live post your video at photos on social #abc7now. you can see it right here. >> new this morning a plane full of passengers was forced to make an emergency landing. >> now to jessica. i can understand the concern. >> right now the panic is subsiding. the pilot pushed the hijack alert button by mistake. the plane now is sitting on the tarmac in isolation. this is video from a few moments ago. there are major precautions taken. all the passengers got off the plane the last hour. again, this is the plane sitting on the tarmac happening in the philippines. it planted an hour and a half ago and little information. it is still being investigated the distressed cull was a mistake but expect how something like this could happen, we are waiting to find out. be tested for tuberculosis, after someone tested positive for the disease. there was a meeting for parents and tuberculosis is caused by bacteria that can be treated and it is possible

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media, we know that in order to kind of convince an executive to tell a story, there needs to be a news peg. so these kind of ongoing intractable stories, they're really hard for us to tell. i've often thought that when you are trying to examine the u.s./mexico drug war, it's a little bit like the act of staring at the sun. you can't do it for very long. and rooting out the stories of corruption between public officials and organized crime, it's potentially deadly work. >> reporter: what is the cause of the violence? is it drug cartels at war over turf? >> one of the things that the film touches on is how violence in mexico related to the illicit drug trade, how it changed from what was arguably a kind of family model, a kind of cosolidated model where there were fewer groups, it was more of a kind of top-down authoritarian kind of organized crime system, how it changed from that kind of consolidated model to this splintered and this much more violent, and in some ways much more lethal model. >> reporter: you talk a lot about the role of the zetas cartel. how did they change the face of the

current future weather pegs northwestern corridor of the area will end up with maybe shower or thunderstormw night, or evening at the earliest, but good chance many of you don't see drop of rainout of this, because, we've got the bulk of our cold front that's bypassing us to the north. quick check on the seven day, tomorrow hot day, cool it back down fortes of fall to wrap up the week. meisha? >> beautiful today. katie thank youment looking outside right now, you guys, good morning, happy tuesday, 95 south at ridley park, we have an accident, there it is, kind of hard to see, very dark, pulled off blocking left lane. accident there. so, going to sneak up on you just a little bit. see the tractor-trailer pulled off to the far right. again 95 south before ridley park will slow you down maybe just little bit if nothing else might get couple of peak putting on their brakes, because it is so dark in around that bend. blue route, heads light, approaching route one, certainly starting to get busy here, both moving in the northbound and southbound side of the blue route. that's not what we saw yest