cards (calling names) i have a group card of (calling names) together another one chang link and peter chang and his wife and child allocate group card (calling names) thank you. >> (speaking spanish.) >> i'm from district 10 speeding i want to thank you supervisor jane kim for this legislation we're discussing today. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> first of all, because it keeps our families together. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and then helicopter i'm afraid of ending up on the street and not having a place to live. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and if you don't think there is a housing crisis i invite you to look underneath any bridge overpass any member of the public wish to speak on any item. >> everyday i take my children to school we see the tents under the bridges this is an embarrassment to our city any member of the public wish to speak on any item there's a housing crisis perp in san francisco caused by the ambitious to have more and more money. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't know how you expect us to pay monthly rents of $4,000 when our monthly slayers

peter: i think self-driving cars is going to change transportation. ybe as much as much as the development of the car itself. emily: you compare compelling startups, should they be like cults? peter: they should not be like cults, that is something that is wrong, but there is always an intense understanding that something is true that very few other people do. my friend, elon musk, believes that he has a unique set of ideas to motivate people there to motivate his workers. emily: something else you say is that a messed up startups cannot be fixed. why not? peter: foundations are important. if you get some of the first things wrong, it is extremely hard to recover. emily: i am guessing you do not think yahoo!, hp can they be fixed? peter: i would argue that hp and yahoo! are not really technology companies at all. \companie at all. they were technology companies in the 1970's and 1980's. in the 1990's with yahoo! these were technology company, they are against technology. emily: even though they are not technology companies, can yahoo! and hp be fixed?

things may have changed. peter hancock is a very smart guy and a very good leader.ould not fault his leadership or intellect in any way. i think at this point, given he will have to articulate clearly for the why he thinks the shareholder would be better off dividing into two or three. carl icon quoted john in his letter but also had a where hef the letter said, is aig to big to succeed? what do you make of that? harvey: that is not a good argument. size alone does not concern me. the structure of the company. you can have an enormously large and if the pieces fit together in a way that makes the total greater than the sum of its parts, than the size does not matter. what matters is complexity. betty: right. as you say, perhaps parts of the company don't, at least anymore. there has hancock, been a lot of talks. he has been an exciting's there that heblings outside is not from an insurance background. is he the right executive without that strong back down in and turned to lead aig to the next level of growth? harvey: the things that he knows , he knows financial se

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an exclusive interview with duff's ceo and chairman peter emily chang will be sitting down 's ceo andan. emily chang will be sitting down with him. li group of high-powered awyers set to begin the proceedings. >> higher jetliner deliveries during the quarter. bearingmliner costs less than projected. that project has been a big source of costs for the company. the fact that costs are coming down would be good news for boeing and the shares are trading higher by 2.75%. , their earnings beat. analystthe average forecast. the company is doing a big restructuring as well. allocating less toward its experimental medications. news.ors like that general motors also beating estimates. $1.50 a share in earnings. those shares also hire. stephanie: we hear what key banks are looking at today. jason joins us now from their new york headquarters. -- and tooking in how the internet is changing the media business. what are the top three threats? >> you have been flowing into the system can also will flow to the web. you have profit margins coming under pressure from the pay-tv distributors. they are

peter? reporter: no change in interest rates, trish, no change in interest rates as expected. the fed noting that job growth has slowed and inflation remains below its 2% target. to the economic analysis now. says economic activity has been expanding at moderate pace but the pace of job gains has slowed and unemployment rate held steady since its september meeting. inflation continues to run below it is 2% objective because of lower energy prices and lower import prices but survey-based measure of longer term inflation expectations remain stable. it continues to monitor global economic and financial developments. it reaffirms its view that zero to quarter of a percent target rate for federal funds rate remains appropriate. jumping right to the vote, 9-0, excuse me, 9-1, again with richmond fed president jeffrey lacker supporting increase in rates. other nine members of fomc voting to keep them steady. trish? trish: market falling off highs of earlier in the session. the market is now up just 84 points. i don't know that anybody anticipated that the fed was actually going to mo

their specialty pharmas, but even if you take a look at the fundamentals of the company, peter, fundamentally changedstrategy that you invested in two years ago. they're backing away from aggressive acquisitions. they're going to spend a lot more on research and development. these are real departures from what had been the core of valeant. why are you even comfortable with that? >> well, you know, you're exactly right, and we were very excited, although there were a lot of critics out there at the time when they used to lever up, buy a company, delever, and repeat that cycle. but we watched the bond market through all that process, and the bond analysts and the bonds themselves, they were very supportive of that psycyclical development. whatever happens, valeant will become a different company. what we're thinking is the possibility, say this is all put behind them, then i think this company will be morphed more into a reasonably growing company, not a hair on fire growth company the way it has been, and it will probably start to delever, make the bondholders more happy and predictable in terms of ca

peter: i the weaker than expected retail sales report, the weak jobs report hadn't changed views thatch to vote again for higher rates. liz: hawkish. you got him. great job. everybody watch foxbusiness.com, he's got the interview there. and by the way, we've got our own big exclusive interview ri friday. we're talking to federal reserve bank of cleveland president loretta mester at 3:00 p.m. eastern, she's made strong comments where she thinks interest rates are going. friday exclusively, and a reminder tomorrow, a special edition of "countdown to the closing bell." i need you to join me 3:00 p.m. eastern, followed by my exclusive interview with treasury secretary jack lew at 4:00 p.m. eastern, we'll be live from d.c. teeing up the interview about the debt ceiling, it's getting dicey, we're getting close to running out of money according to the treasury secretary. i'll get real numbers and what it means for your money. we're coming right back. stay tuned. . . . . liz we're heading back to the lows of the session. we're down 17 of 6 points. we're at 16,000 the 05. s&p down -- 16,905. we

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change in a heartbeat.. >> reporter: by then is topping most republicans in early swing state polls. biden however is not expected to take part in next week's first democratic presidential debate. in washington, peter ducey, fox news. >>> governor brown has signed a major climate change bill into law. the goal is to increase californians use of renewable electricity by 50 percent. california is already on track to get at least one third of all electric power from renewable sources by the year 2020. existing buildings would also have to double their energy efficiency in the next 15 years. the governor wanted to include a requirement for cutting petroleum usage and half but oil companies opposed that. >>> thousands of people leaving neil of the -- near a dam and south carolina being order to get our. emergency workers say the beaver dam and the columbia area could breach at any time. people living there are being urged to move to higher ground or go to a nearby shelter. the columbia canal, a major source of drinking water in the area is also in jeopardy. national guard helicopters dropped off the sandbags and heavy equipment to repair damage caused by days of heavy rain and rising floodwaters. >> we

does not plan to change its military strategy against i.s.i.l. nap said, peter cook was very reluctant to provide more details about what happens next. >> right now our focus is the fight against i.s.i.l. there are moderate forces that are taking the fight against i.s.i.l. that are getting our support now. we believe the russians should be doing everything they can to take the fight to i.s.i.l. as well. >> peter cook did say there are future conversations planned between the russians and the americans but he couldn't say when those conversations will take place and on exactly which topics they'll focus. it does not answer many questions about how the u.s. and russia are planning to stay out of each other's way as they both bomb i.s.i.l. targets inside syria. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he is prepared for dialogue with the palestinian. >> i'm prepared to immediately resume direct peace negotiations with the palestinian authority without any preconditions whatsoever. [applause] >> unfortunately, president abbas said yesterday he is not prepar

peter? reporter: no change in interest rates, trish, no change in interest rates as expected. growth has slowed and inflation remains below its 2% target. to the economic analysis now. says economic activity has been expanding at moderate pace but the pace of job gains has slowed and unemployment rate held steady since its september meeting. inflation continues to run below it is 2% objective because of lower energy prices and lower import prices but survey-based measure of longer term inflation expectations remain stable. it continues to monitor global economic and financial developments. it reaffirms its view that zero

changing. >> it was the valuable advice of a friend that encouraged peter to publish his book. chairman of the china cultural congress also wrote a book on confusus' teachings. >> the idea is not to intrude. the idea, i think, is to reacquaint people and start thinking more about the values which he taught and -- >> unfortunately, we do not have religions. >> that's not the way. unfortunately, many people -- keep in mind, they have some ideas there. better, stronger. so i think confusus is the key to china to be at -- country. >> he believes now that china is wealthy, there are many aspects of chinese cultural that could be revised. through their studies of chinese culture, it could be foreign nationals who are filling that gap and creating a bridge between china and the rest of the world. >>> hello there welcome to "newslin" it is thursday october 22 nd i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. britain and china signed a deal hailing a new relationship between their countries. the two leaders agree that china will invest more than $9 billion to build a nuclear power station. in exchan

change. >> all right, peter. we're awaiting the news conference in roseburg.er, nice work with questioning the president. >>> now to the biggest news-making part of the president's press conference. moments ago, he talked about russia's actions in syria, and the president had this message for individuvladimir putin. >> mr. putin had to go into syria not out of strength, but out of weakness, because his client, mr. assad, was crumbling. and it was insufficient simply for him to send them arms and money. now he's got to put in his own planes and his own pilots. iran and assad make up mr. putin's coalition at the moment. the rest of the world makes up ours. >> let's go to andrea mitchell, chief foreign affairs correspondent. it sounded like the president is annoyed at this idea that somehow putin outmaneuvered him. but the part of the question he didn't really answer is what could he have done to prevent putin from doing what he did. >> well, he really dribbled when asked whether putin had outsmarted him. he said putin is weaker, their economy has gone down by 4%

changes to future debates. this, as jeb bush insists his campaign is far from over. peter alexander has the latest. overnight, two surging senators, marco rubio and ted cruz, back at the capitol, to cast their votes against a bipartisan budget bill. under fire, rubio -- who defended his attendance record against jeb bush during the gop debate -- making a last-minute change in plans to appear alongside his rival. "i can fix it." while for bush, the writing was on the wall: "jeb can fix it." in new hampshire, with nbc's kasie hunt: "i'm going to have to do what other candidates do, which is rudely interrupt, not answer the questions that are asked-- "are you having any fun?" "oh yeah. you saw it. having lots of fun."after losing altitude in the mile- high debate... nbc news has learned bush is privately reassuring nervous donors, vowing to improve as a candidate and a debater. and new overnight ... u.s. news out with this 112-page bush internal campaign blueprint arguing "marco is a risky bet," adding: "those who have looked into marco's background in the past have been concerned with what they have

. >> eagles left tackle jason peters had to miss a game since 012 and that could change sunday suffered quad injury to team loss to redskins and only saw six plays. lane johnson with a knew sprain could move from right tackle to left. >> all right. high school football st. marks represents. we're going live from st. mark high school for friday "football frenzy". they rocked the boat this week. they'll host delaware medical. archbishop cardinal owe har at thanks for voting. 10.8 number of car nrots khirk chick blackhawks championship ring. against rangers in chicago new york scored upset winning 3-2. we'll get you -- your first look at anyers tomorrow night tampa bay when they take on lights eping and flyers miss the kick quov last season and some predicting repeat performance and for orange and black it's probably best to ignore the critics. >> it's outside noise. this group does a good job of listening to one another. >> we have to understand they have a reason to put us out of the spot because we didn't make the playoffs last year. so we go from that the understand you know we're not

patti ann: peter, are these strikes changing the way the world views the united states?: administration critics certainly think this is making the united states look really week. they think russia has replaced the united states as the most reliable partner, outside force in the middle east. >> beginning to look like a junior partner under barack obama. you saw that play out this week at the united nations. nations in the region, saudi arabia, turkey, egypt, jordan and others america, we have a tough time getting them under barack obama to do anything meaningful. >> reporter: republican senator bob corker says if he watches the obama administration let putin act without consequence he feels despondent. patti ann. patti ann: peter doocy, live in washington thank you. bill: bret baier, anchor of "special report." good morning to you. analysis what you're hearing down there, what is next in all of this. how do you get caught flat into the footed on this? >> the critics on capitol hill are pretty loud now. bob corker, chair of the senate foreign relations committee saying oba

former nypd captain peter moreno says the climate is changing for the better. >> you know, it's really a tragedy to say that something good is coming of it. i felt it already where the community has actually embraced the nypd as i haven't seen them do in the past. >> reporter: another sign of change will come tonight. rallies in support of police officers are scheduled for outside precincts in all five boroughs and will include community leaders, clergy and concerned citizens. back to you. jennifer: thank you, lisa. it was a violent weekend all over the city. steve: one person died. nine others injured in seven shootings saturday night into sunday morning. that included a double shooting sunday morning. this had been rented out for a birthday party. two were hospitalized in stable condition. that's the home. the investigation by police is still underway. jennifer: a 10-year-old girl was killed and seven people were injured after a minivan carrying children to school collided with a car in plainfield, new jersey. the crash caused the minivan to 7:00 this morning. five other children wer

does not plan to change its military strategy against isil. that said, the spokesperson peterry reluctant to provide more details about what happens next. >> right now our focus is the fight against isil. there are moderate opposition forces that are taking the fight against isil who are getting our support right now. we believe the russians should be doing everything they can to take the fight to isil as well. >> reporter: peter cook did say that there are future conversations planned between the russians and the americans. but he couldn't say when those conversations will take place. and on exactly which topics they'll focus. it does not answer many questions about how the u.s. and russia are planning to stay out of each other's way as they both bomb isil targets inside syria. >>> and regional players like saudi arabia say the only solution is for presiden presidr al-assad to go. >> translator: the only solution to this cries sit a political one. based on the geneva one declaration. to maintain the sewn at this of syria and to preserve its state institution both civil and mi

peter: let's finish what we started. we talked about the house leadership changes that are going on right now, what about at the

peter: we have one minute. kate: quick question, next year things are going to change a lot. you and president obama have some of the same positions, and he will be out of office after the next election am a but also -- election, but there will also be republican reshuffling. how does the tech debate change with all these new politicians in office? rep. eshoo: you know there is theg to be change, but personalities and styles of leadership remains the same. lead thes chosen to full committee, the subcommittee , they will be individuals that i know. who they will be, i don't know, but they will be chosen by their colleagues. i will know them and they will know me, and we will get to know each other even better. it is fun to look forward to. think -- this is serious. it is serious work, it takes teams to come together. that's what the american people are counting on. ins an exciting area to work . i want america to be number one across the board, and technology, and innovations, because we are -- we are the leaders. we are the innovators. my district is where it was all born. we

. >> reporter: congressman peter king, a republican sponsor of tougher background checks, said the latest tragedy won't change congressional math. >> no, i don't see it moving. i think we have a total of five republican co-sponsors and that's not enough to get it through. we would have to have at least 60 or 70 to get it through. >> reporter: opponents of gun control, especially shop owners, say legislation isn't a solution. >> we can pass laws all day long. and if somebody has evil in their heart, in their mind, they're going to do it, no governor disagrees and suggested hill. >> i would love to see the democrats stand up and say, we're going to shut down the government or threaten to shut down the government if we don't legislation. >> reporter: family members from newtow are using the hashtag no notoriety to keep attention away from the gunman, even as they keep trying to stop future ones. >> it is our job to make sure that it doesn't go away. >> and advocate for gun control have shifted the strategy since sandy hook, targeting congress. six states have passed new background check laws in the chuck? >> and

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here's pentagon secretary, peter cook, who basically says this agreement or understanding doesn't changenything. >> the mou does not understand zones of targeting information in syria, and the discussions through which this mou is discussed does not support the action in syria, and far fro fam it. and it will only make the syrian civil war worse. >> reporter: now, this agreement or understanding only applies to syria, but also today, the new chairman of the joint chiefs, marine general, joseph dunford, visiting iraq, says that he has assured assurances from iraq that they won't be inviting russia to conduct airstrikes in iraq. and a short time ago, maybe they would welcome that, and general dunford said that's not happening. >> new efforts to putting an end to fighting in the middle east today. as the violence went on for another day, security forces shot and killed two palestinian teams, who stabbed an israeli soldier at a checkpoint, and that was hours after the soldiers fired teargas in bethlehem. and the u.n. general secretary, banco moon, met with israel prime minister, benjamin net

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change the balance of power on the ground. >>> more now on that russian naval bombardment in syria. peter sharp is there.sia has opened a new front in its military campaign in syria. >> reporter: that's right. the caspian sea, fleet, is one of russia's most powerful and modernized naval detachments, and they launched without warning a few hours ago, 26 cruise missiles. it's code name for nato is sizzler, and the trajectory was well over 2,000 miles away -- 2,000 kilometers away. what we're looking at now is the fact that russia had to go to iran, iraq, and syria to obtain overflight permissions for the -- for the strike, and it really segments the question why would russia target isil targets 1200 kilometers away, when it has got a large fighter bomber force on the ground carrying out target strikes on isil on a daily basis. well, it does go to remind the west of russia's military reach in this conflict. >> peter many thanks. peter sharp in moscow. earlier russia that it might cooperate militarily with the united states in syria. let's go live to ros jordan in washington, d.c. on that. what has been the

changed hi life. he wrote -- my life. he wrote a letter to his nephew, peter carr. peter was 15, 14, somewhere in that a area. his mother had died, his father was about to the to die, and his father said to thomas, thomas l you oversee the education of my son when i pass on? smartest man i know. is he said, sure. so when peter comes of age, he writes him this beautiful letter. and he says in mathematics, you have to learn these things. never read a book out of its native tongue because you'll lose too much, and then he gets to the last one, and he said when it comes to religion, above all things fix reason firmly in her season and question with boldness even the very existence of god, for if there be a god he must surely favor honest questioning over fear. that changed my life. that couple with the the fact that thomas jefferson was the man who fought the first war against islam when he was in office. we had the first, you know, the barbary pirates, and he didn't really understand it. he was trying to understand, you know, what do these people want? he owned one of

does not plan to change its military strategy against isil. that said, the spokesperson, peter cook, was very reluctant to provide more details about what happens next. >> the u.s. provided an initial proposal to enhance safety, prevent miscalculation, and avoid actions that could escalate tensions. during the discussion, acting asecretary of defense reiterated that the focus of military activities in syria should be on defeating isil and noted the u.s. concern that areas targeted by russia so far are not isil strong holds. >>reporter: he did say that there that there are future conversations planned between the russians and americans. not many questions have been answered about how the u.s. and russia are planning to stay out of each other's way as they both bomb isil targets inside syria >>> benjamin netanyahu has addressed the u.n. general assembly no new york pledging to move forward in negotiations with the palestinians. yesterday mahmoud abbas, the president of palestine, said he no longer recognizes the oslow accord. >> i am prepared to immediately resume direct peace ne

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changes. i'm here with peter, and the codirector of the council of community housing organizations in a proponent of proposition k. we also joined by marcy berry. vice chairman of libertarian party of san francisco and opponents of the measure. thank you both for being here. >> thank you, shauna >> i like to open with opening remarks that was with you much. >> thank you first, thank you very much for having us present our views. the libertarian of seven cisco appreciates. regarding proposition k indeed, the city absolutely does need to do something about unused or underused property. the city has an immense amount of these properties out there. something needs to be done. however, it seems to us, from our point of view of small government and very strict constitutional ideas, that perhaps this is not the way to go. here is what we think. i think that this proposal significantly expands the description of what it it means to be homeless. it significantly expands what it means to need affordable housing. we'll obviously, in a city like san francisco we can argue about subsidies but when the governm

. >>> planned parenthood is making a major change in its policy regarding fetal tissue research. here's correspondent peter deucy. >> today planned parenthood said they'll stop asking their partners to reimburse them for money spent collecting fetal tissue after abortions. the tissue will still get collected, but now no one will chip in to cover costs. the group's president explains in a letter that any planned parenthood health center that's involved in donating tissue after an abortion for medical research will follow the model already in place at two of 0 our facilities. that affiliate accepts no reimbursement for its reasonable expenses. planned parenthood has been trying to convince congress that it still needs half a billion a year from the government. much of it from medicaid, ever since undercoverage video. the women's health provider has insisted there's nothing to those clips. >> planned parenthood has been in the news recently because of deceptively edited videos, released to a group dedicated to making abortion illegal in this country. >> the producer of the videos sees things differently telli

enough to allow any president, including president bush to say i'll change the world to chase this organization. wasn't specific enough. >> peter, on the politics of this, is it smart for donald trump to do this? it's clearly in someways, you know, there's the belief about this actual issue but also is linking jeb bush to his brother. >> right, i'm not sure it's that smart for donald trump to be doing this. i think you see as you're reporting showed, he's backing away a little bit because he's popular among republicans but donald trump desperately likes to get his name and this is the front of the center of the national attention again for a couple days. >> for those who say he's telling it like it is or speaking his mind, this certainly argues for that whether or not it's political feasible or wise. pied peter, phil, thank you. always good to have you on. quick programming note, donald trump will be a guest on "new day" tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. >>> the big question looming over the presidential race, will joe biden run? there are signs tonight the vice president may be at least thinking about putting together a campaign s

peter stauffer, your deputy leader, megan leslie. what do you account for these big losses? >> well, certainly mr. mull carey is making the case for changere we have outstanding members of parliament, like peter stauffer, megan leslie, robin chism. it's unfortunately the change went to the liberals. that unfortunate because they were such wonderful members of parliament and the next parliament will be less so because of their absence. >> now, we have seen that at the top race for a leader tom mulcare. what do you account for that? >> i think it's the early polls. he is going to win his seat and we'll be winning a lot more. i've been noticing a lot of the seats that have been coming in on the counter, we're still waiting for a lot of our targets. obviously british columbia writings in saskatchewan. >> where do you seen games, most in british columbia? >> for sure. vancouver island will be strong, the interior, prince george', cam loops, a lot of pickup. edmonton for sure, sass sass sass sass saskatoon. it's still early. >> are you disappointed about what has happened out east so far? >> no. listen, this was a change olex. mr. mulcare pres

those could all change if he actually announces that he wants to be the president. >> peter doocy, thank you. congress back at book today, you hugh, after being on a -- after been a on a break, everybody wait fog congressman paul ripe to announce whether he will run for speaker although he has said he does not want to run, and in the face of objections from the right wing of his party. there's other work to get. to congress has days to decide whether to raise the nation's debt limit. otherwise the government will not have enough money to pay bills temp the freedom caucus is trying to force a move to defunded planned parenthood in connection with a debt decision. let's start with the speaker position. there's still pressure on paul ryan, right? >> that's right. congress return to capitol hill this morning, spokesman for paul ryan reiterated that ryan is not running for house speaker and said everything else is just about speculation. the focus still remains on ryan, though, because many feel he could bridge the gap between the divided republican caucus and get the necessary 218 votes need

change. he says they will build upon their via mental records. >> kerry: mother of all preservation deals. peter cooper village is being sold. blackstone is buying the massive complex for $5.3 billion. they say 4500 apartments there will be reserved for middle income families for at least 20 years. another 500 will another 500 will be kept for lower income families. right now just over half of the cap say three long island students tried to pull a ferris bueller and change their grades but they got caught. they are accused of altering class schedules for about 300 students. how? they hacked into the computer network during the summer, school officials figured out what they did and they fix the problem before school started. all three are facing computer tampering charges. also burglary and id theft. >> juliet: fox means a business. with adam shapiro. >> reporter: consumer reports is out with its annual consumer liability auto study. the tests for the model essay is the best car they have driven, they have 1400 respond to the survey on mine, there completes about leaks, shoddy workmanship, proble

i -- frankly, i'm surprised by the strength of this rally that so far it has not changed my mind at all, rick. >> peteranythings myself, fundamentals in technicals ought to line up at some point. what you're pointing to in terms of a time period where the rally could extend before it fails may correlate very highly with federal reserve activity in early 2015. excuse me. 2016. any thoughts on that? >> wrau. i think there could be that kind of correlation. we can't rule that out because, of course, supposedly we're waiting around to see what the fed is finally going to do. it's going to be anti-climactic because there isn't anything, as you know that, they can do now, rick, to save what is apparently a very poor underlying situation. i'm not a fundamentalist, but i think it's pretty ease where i for someone who looks at the long-term -- the problems are huge. nothing will change them. they could change the psychology, and that's always important. >> market top is not going to be a six-year or one-year top. i'm talking about a top that according to cycles is scheduled to be a top to last a decade or longe

has that started to change things from a consumer perspective? peters might help people afford a home that they wouldn't have otherwise afforded. ?ut are there externalities is there harm from other people? you can imagine in an apartment building, apartment a is participating and their major traffic apartment b does not want. if you are assuming the risk yourself, that is one thing. if there are other people involved not to be to that transaction and they are being harmed, that is when policy needs to think hard about it. my husband might be up for that, but i'm not. >> we will be right back with bloomberg role. -- bloomberg go. ♪ >> here it are bloomberg business flash. is developing a drug for high risk cardiac disease. it will take a charge of $90 million in the fourth quarter. and a takeover bid for sab miller. they have been discussing whether to boost its $100 million offers. says the current offer undervalues the company. strongeris counting on demand for its oil next year. the cartel came out with a forecast while disclosing the most oil in th

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people need to change their habits the way they do things in order to change the world that we live in. >> rose: we conclude with dr. peter whybrow, his book called "the well tuned brain: neuroscience and the life well lived." >> we love the reward, and then we're also habit driven. so if you put those two things together, you've got a habit and a reward system focused on the short term and then you tie it into the circumstance we built for ourselves especially in america and the western world in general, you suddenly come up with this situation where we are driving ourselves to where it's a perfect storm. >> rose: abdullah abdullah, margrethe vestager and dr. peter whybrow, when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: dr. abdullah abdullah is here. he holds the title of chief executive officer of afghanistan. he assumed the post after creating a unity gover