but -- >>reporter: i will have tip down and give us a look at piper.ears old and of her life they young on they cannot keep up with the energy and exercise with piper's oc will be at the pet fair this weekend and we will have about eight dogs there. we do lab and lab mixes. come out in the us. like eddie have another lab also. >> this is a -- yet a six-year- old owner surrender. she had an injury to her tail. there was a situation that the owner cannot keep up with so we brought kia into the program and she is in a foster home.>>reporter: do you need a lot a foster? >> we do. stacy and her family is with us. they have foster 30 dogs. >>reporter: do you love foster? >> we love it. >> we definitely need fosters and we are a great organization. we also need a variety of volunteers. him out in the us.>>reporter: thank you. piper. i will see you later. you are a cute little puppy. do not go far for me. there are also rabbits appear. and plenty of cats as well because oakland animal shelter is also involved. this is kelly. thank you for being here. thank you

>> while we all have to pay the piper -- won't we all have to pay the piper? >> corporate receipts are down. didust dropped the rate 21%. u.s. corporations will stay u.s. corporations. invest in the united states. that means better living standards. we are already seeing that. as a result of more people going to work, wages going up, more taxes are coming in the door. that's why revenues are up. they may not be up among the sea ps, but thehe c cor growth it is producing, the people coming out of poverty paying taxes, that is really good. that is what this is producing. so let's keep our eye on the ball, which is we need to get control of our entitlement programs. the good news in that story is good reforms can mean that we can better fulfill the mission of these important programs, health and retirement security, without bankrupting the country. that's why the kinds of reforms we have been talking about are necessary. >> but that would depend upon -- even the senate did not agree with you -- that would depend upon having broader control of congress that you ha

katie piper is one of the contestants. wonders of strictly is that you get to the back stories of the people on it. katie piper i've known for more than a decade for all the wrong reasons. namely because my team prosecuted the people who attacked her. the story is that she was attacked by a hit man on behalf of her former partner. herformer partner hit man on behalf of her former partner. her former partner will be imprisoned for many more years to come. the actual man that attacked is potentially due for release. he is potentially due for release. he is seeking the release. the story is that katie has given evidence to a pa role that katie has given evidence to a parole board, saying he shouldn't be relief —— released. the parole board are making a judgment. cases —— katie is a very private person. she doesn't want people to know where she goes. altars of good reasons. see is an extraordinary woman. the number of operations she have to go through. what does she have to do? what support but she gets while doing that in ter

chessell, an acid attack victim, who says she was talked out of suicide by the strictly star katie piperet us discuss these a little further. we are going to start up with the guardian, which gives a nice summary of what has happened today. jo—anne, do you want to start off for us? i think what is quite remarkable in a way about all of the newspapers is, despite mrs may having come back from south spoke with frankly less than zero, having had a very disappointing session there, the tone of the front pages of the newspapers, is not inside the papers, is actually pretty positive on the whole, they seem to have reacted well to the combative approach he has taken with today's unplanned announcement outside number10. —— selt unplanned announcement outside number 10. —— selt spoke. unplanned announcement outside number10. —— selt spoke. it unplanned announcement outside number 10. —— selt spoke. it is a curious turn around, if only for this 24 curious turn around, if only for this 2a hours. curious turn around, if only for this 24 hours. jessica, obviously this 24 hours. jessica, obviously thi

, who says she was talked out of suicide by the strictly star and fellow acid attack victim, katie piper forjoining us here jessica and joanne. shall we start with the times? this reallyjust gives a generalfeel to with the times? this reallyjust gives a general feel to today's brexit news. quite an unexpected statement from theresa may today although perhaps one that could have been predicted yesterday, even for us been predicted yesterday, even for us this morning we are told she was not going to say anything despite the complete humiliation installs birgit today where leaders came out and tore her apart brexit plan and you know theresa may it was an hours notice that we got told she would make the statement and she came out swinging. she said the —— they needed to respect her more and there was some quite disrespectful language from eu leaders yesterday, emmanuel macron talked about the liars who had bought the brexit campaign, donald tusk and the eu council president, he's posted and instagram picture of some cakes and said no cherry picking. it was just all kind of slightly odd behav

ron dellums daughter, piper, organized this rally and told us she wanted to honor her father by celebrating peace and a change in the community. >> it is painful because he was my best friend. he was my rock and my hero. he was my daddy. i also have faith that tells me that he is still with me. >> ron dellums diet in july at the age of 82 from prostate cancer. for decades he was a leading progressive voice in both local and national politics. >>> and investigation underway this morning after an officer involved shooting in san jose at 5:00 yesterday morning in the area of malin avenue and scott street. san jose officers responded to a call from santa clara police who asked for help while they were chasing a stolen car. at one point the chase ended in santa clara officers shot the suspect after he took off on foot. he was taken to a local hospital and is expected to be okay. once he is released from the hospital he will be booked into the santa clara county jail on charges and a felony warrants. >>> two people still recovering from injuries after a shooting and east bay barbershop. police sa

forced to make an emergency landing after her piper pa-28 lost a crucial piece of equipment shortly after again here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> for a few seconds i was pretty sure that i was just going to die. >> reporter: a terrifying ordeal in the sky. this plane losing a wheel just after takeoff, forcing an emergency landing. behind the controls, 17-year-old maggie terasca. >> can i circle back to land? >> affirmative. are you a solo, man? >> i'm a student pilot solo, yeah. >> we're going to get some people out to help you, okay? >> okay. >> reporter: fear in her voice early sunday morning, embarking on her first solo long-distance flight from massachusetts to maine, when air traffic control alerted her of the problem. >> my heart just sunk. i didn't know if i'd be able to do it. i didn't know if i'd be making it down safely. >> reporter: she says she was relying on her training and her instructor on the ground to land safely. >> maggie, this is john, how are you doing? >> i'm okay. >> you're doing a great job flying the airplane. keep doing what you're doing. just try to relax and yo

ralph lauren was upgraded to neutral from underweight pat piper jaffrey. the anast says earnings estimates are likely to go higher for that company. price t now shh 125. stock gained more than 1in the rally at 136.17. >>> general electric's pce target was cut to $10 over at jp morgan. the analyst expects weaker results for the power business. the rating remains eiundet. the stock fell 3% to $12.46. sketchers was downgraded to market perform from outperform at could youen. the analyst slights growing vrpt levels and the price target is 28. the stock fell 5%o 26.58. >>> still ahead why one business owner says don't toy with tariffs. >>> it has been a tough year for the toy makers as many lost a major partner when toys "r" us filed for bankruptcy and closed its doors. acing at industry is another blow, rising costs from tariffs. elon mo dwr is in northtown, pennsylvania for us. >> it's sticky, stretchy and it's smack in mhedle of america's trade war with china aaron invented a new kind of silly putty two decades ago with the same squishy feel b never dries ou

what how do you justify -- we all have to pay the piper -- won't we all have to pay the paper? rep. ryan: the argument is, corporate rates are down. of course you will see in the interim a drop. will also see our u.s. corporations staying u.s. corporations. they will invest in the united states. we will see more jobs and productivity. that means better living standards. as a result, more people going up, morewages going taxes are coming in the door. that is why revenues are up. they may not be up among this current quarter. the economic activity that that produced, the growth that is producing, the people that are coming out of poverty -- that is really good. that is what this is producing. let's keep our eye on the ball. we need to get control of our entitlement programs. the good news in that story is, good reforms can mean that we can better fulfill the mission of these important programs, health and retirement security, without bankrupting the country. we failed to pass our entitlement reform bill by one vote in the senate. host: what are the prospects of raining that in? rep. r

blizzard's price target was raised to $88 at piper jaffrey. the analyst ss the game call of duty black ops 4 could help boost earnings. the firm maintains the overweight rating shares gained 1% to 81.57. and still ahead, a new pho scam and a call that no parent ever expects to get. >>> san francisco officials have temporarily should dow the city's new $2 billion transit center after a crack was found in aea steel engineers are now inspecting the bem. the new transit hub opened a month ago. nd it's expected to km date 100,000 passengers each weekday. >>> the house of representatives tonight passed an $850 spending bill, the measure funds the defense department and includes a plan to avoid a government shutdown sunday but the presiden happens to agreend sign the pest. >>> executives from major tech companies we back on capitol hill, testifying on consumer privacy. today they were pushing lawmakers to establish federal regulations. julia boorstai ex. >> reporter: executives from atennessee. amazon, apple, goog. twitter and charter communications

katie piper is a campaigner as well of course.ditor, paul horrocks. what have you picked out for us? the guardian‘s weekend magazine has taken a look into the future of what the human body might look like, might be able to do, in 100 years. there is little chance of mind looking like that! where is the second leg?|j looking like that! where is the second leg? i think thatis where is the second leg? i think that is just a photograph to get you interested in reading it. because the interesting content is inside where they have asked five leading thinkers to say what will the body look like ina thinkers to say what will the body look like in a hundred years, and there are predictions are for mechanical exoskeletons, the machinery that you slap an outside your body, a bit like iron man, i suppose. bionic limbs are able—bodied people. global —— brains you can upload, and they said the us military are already experimenting with chipping individual so they could telepathically control multiple drones. is this robots, basically? as the te

of a new company but elon musk is the brand is what people are buying into he's the pied piper they are not buying into the car itself because there's other electric vehicles on the market that are going to be substantially better whether it be the jaguar i pace on the b.m.w. i vehicles is a lot of great product on the market but the only reason that tussles alive is because of him and if he has to step down as a c.e.o. and a board member and of course the board is fighting this everybody knows whether you're short solo or a long hold this is not good and it will the impact of the stock can't be calculated but it could be quite dramatic well over one hundred dollars a share i'm hearing from a couple different analysts but the fact is the company doesn't exist without him and he knows that he is the brand but remember he also is on the board of solar city and space x. he's got other problems because he was smoking marijuana and national t.v. and now his federal security might be pulled for the space x. project so looks like a lot of things in this house of cards are coming down. we're go

. >> he's known as the pied piper of raccoons, and here's why, he's playing a native american flute in >> they've been conditioned. about 20 raccoons surrounded him heading banto the forest.ore he also serenades apparently birds and other animals. he's got a talent there. >> yeah, and what are they feeding those raccoons? huge. >> they're hefty. >> yeah. >>> so, lego is giving an injured turtle a new lease on life. >> the bottom part of the turtle's shell was broken, so a zoo in maryland designed a lego wheelchair. >> and the chair keeps the shell off the ground so it can heal properly and allows the turtle to keep moving during its recovery. >> very helpful. >> it works. >> yeah, very nice. >> turtles like it. more news after this. more news after this. ornings wer better things, than psoriatic arthritis. as you and your rheumatologist consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain... ...swelling and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz

his daughter piper organized the rally and told us she wanted to honor her father by celebrating peace the community. >> it is painful because he was my best friend. he was my rock. my hero. he was my daddy. i also have faith that tells me he still with me. stuck ron dellums died in july at the age of 82 from prostate cancer. for decades he was a leading progressive voice in local and national politics. >>> still ahead, we are still on breaking news in san francisco -- san francisco's marina district. at least four hurt. look at these pictures. a muni bus crashed into a building. we have a look at the response efforts. >>> president trump took to social media, mentioning tariffs and apple. what he wants from apple to avoid it being hit with millions of dollars in tariffs on popular apple products. >>> a lot of people on the road everywhere you look. >>> the theme this week will be cooler. well below average temperatures by wednesday morning. >>> welcome back. in case you are just joining us you should know about it big boom in san francisco in the marina district on lombard. we have a

to go down that makes the saw and just really happy to say this and sudden record like we published piper in. two thousand the night. he published in two thousand and seven within we're in less than ten years we're saying the positive effect sculpts for us that's really sad that's . a spectacular changes underway in taiwan the rate of myopia in school children has been dropping by ten percent every year since twenty ten professor who has achieved these results through a radical transformation in a number of schools by imposing a minimum of eighty minutes of outdoor recreation a day double the average amount in europe. outdoor activities are systematically prioritized and this pilot school the natural science lessons now take place in the schools garden tablets and digital screens are no longer a threat especially if they're being used outdoors classrooms have also been redesigned. titian a shithole in the eighty's we spent a great deal of time wondering how to lower the levels of myopia in children it was a question of rethinking the school environment and making sure the classrooms were

craig johnson is with piper jaffray., you've made some bullish calls. are you sticking with the view >> oh, yeah. home depot right now, they're in this sweet spot. it's going to continue for awhile the consumer is strong household net wealth has never been higher. we just saw 2.9% wage growth today wince is the highest since the great recession. existing home sales have declined now for, like months. rates going up are making homes less affordable. all of this makes us assume we'll focus on more home improvement projects one of the keys for home depot is they're able to put in physical and digital store assets the app will show you where to go in the store down to the exact aisle. because of that, digital sales were up 26% in the second quarter. this company's doing well. we're sticking with them >> craig, how does the chart look to you? >> well, two things here first, when you go back and look at home depot. compare that to construction spending the correlation has been very close and very tight over the last several ye

and nights they went flyin' by ♪ the world was new beneath a blue umbrella sky ♪ then softer than a pipermn winds and the winter winds ♪ have come and gone still the days ♪ the lonely days go on and on ♪ and guess who sighs his lullabies ♪ through nights that never end? my fickle friend ♪ the summer wind oh, the summer wind ♪ the warm, warm summer wind the summer wind ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you! >> stephen: thank you, willie. willie nelson! the album is "my way!" we'll be right back. >> thank you! this is customab.whateve. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be tiffany haddish and ian armitage. now stick around for james corden. good night! >> you didn't shave it. >> stephen

at some point, you have to pay the piper. >> there are deficits in unpaid for tax cuts. >> laura: the had the debt double under obama. the people are going to have to decide whether they want to go forward with economic advancement or backwards. democrats are going to have the historic edge. great to have you on. >> good to be back. >> laura: dramatic new evidence in the accusations of domestic abuse by dnc co-chair, keith ellison. will democrats finally speak out? we have new details next. . >>> charges of domestic abuse against dnc co-chair, keith ellison. joining us now is kristin fisher. >> the details have been dripping out for over a month now. the latest bit to drop is the woman accusing congressman keith ellison of domestic abuse has released what appears to be a medical document from 2017 detailing the alleged abuse caused allegedly by the congressman. karen monahan is his ex-girlfriend and she published the document on social media appearing to be from a minnesota clinic back in november of 2017. she wrote that a doctor wrote she was in a very stressful environment for years

. >> my name is yvonne piper on the nurse practitioner here at sf city clinic. he was the first time i came to city clinic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a he

under immense pressure.maggie taraska had just taken off on her first solo flight in a single-engine pipere's right main wheel fell off. taraska circled the beverly regional airport in massachusetts for the next half-hour as her flight instructor, john singleton, and air traffic controllers coached her through what she needed to do. "you're doing a great job flying the airplane," singleton is heard saying in a recording of radio transmissions between the plane and the tower. "keep doing what you're doing. we're gonna take our time here. we've got plenty of time, you've got plenty of fuel, we've got plenty of daylight." "all right," the teen replies. with her instructor's guidance, taraska landed the plane perfectly, walking away unscathed. "beautiful job, maggie!" singleton says as loud cheers erupt in the background. "you've got a whole bunch of people clapping for you up here."taraska told reporters she was initially terrified when she learned the wheel was missing. "i just felt my heart sink,"he said at a press conference monday. but she realized she only had one option if she was going

at some point, you have to pay the piper. >> trillion dollars deficits in unpaid for tax cuts. >> laurawe had the debt double under obama. the people are going to have to decide whether they want to go forward with economic advancement or they want to go backwards. i think it's going to be tough -- democrats are going to have the historic edge. great to have you on. >> good to be back. >> laura: dramatic new evidence in the accusations of domestic abuse by dnc co-chair, keith ellison. will democrats finally speak out? we have new details next. ellison. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >> laura: charges of domestic abuse against d

craig johnson from piper jaffray. i have to say it, you were spectacularly right.me on this program and others and you said we'll get a hop, a drop, a pop the markets would look shaky, then they would take off man, you nailed it are you even surprised, craig, by how strong this market has been will you just be like, yeah, i knew it. >> i'm definitely surprised by how strong the market has been good morning happy to be back on the show thank you for having me. from my perspective, i put out a piece called will this be a breakout or a fakeout. i'm growing more concerned there's a lot of good things happening in the market. economy chugging along nicely. unemployment rate is very low. we are seeing wage increases happening, but a lot of good news looks to be already sort of baked into this tape here specifically is what i'm watching the popular averages are breaking out to new highs, when you look below the surface you notice that the number of stocks from very simple metrics like are you above or below a rising or falling 200-day moving average, those are not expandi

one of them was actress piper parabow. >>e shared the video of her removal. demi lovato selling the home she almost died in last month. the california property has four beds, six baths and a swimming pool. victoria beckham says, yeah, i'm on the cover of "ukvogue" with four kids and dogs without david sckham. she sverything is fine, their relationship is great and she and the soccer star know they're stronger togher. she's not going to comment on a spice girls reunion. i'm tommy mcflyou with celebrity 60 on nbc4. >>> this may still be summer, but believe it o not, the flu season is right around the corner. >> can't wait. experts say it's time to start thinking about your flu shot but is it too soon to get one? >> jim and wendy standing by. hi, guys. >> fall starts in threeks w but the 2018 flu season is on a lot of people's minds because it was so bad last year,mb re, almost 200 children died from the flu. >> ahead at 5:00 today, the questions doctors say you should be asking about this year's vaccine, plus the new drug that could bring those who are the sick

i think now we're going to pay the piper. so my playbook is stick with synthetic cash go for u.s.panies. lots of cash sitting on that balance sheet. i think that's going to be the rule of the game for the next 10, 20 -- lever. >> basically adjust your port 230e8 yes now on winding. >> exactly the anticipation of quan quantitatively tech companies that have thrived on access to free capital are in trouble. >> let's talk about es and g investing. it sounds like it makes sense. have you back tested this? what are the numbers >> we have done a lot of work on es and g it's not a feel good metric like you want to buy companies that are running themselves spons somebody bring, but we found that good corporate governance would have hemmed you avoid a lot of the stocks that went up it would have helped you avoid companies with major environmental trip ups i think it's one of these non-financial metrics that seems to forecast financial results. >> how would this have kept you out of the financial early we noticed that companies within the financial sector had this real market compensation f

. >> lieutenants andy piper and jim fox investigated shreiber's claim, but concluded it was false. >> he pulled maes out and went in there to do a search and there was no empty containers he could have done that with. >> later, shreiber admitted to our crew the real reason he spit at maes. >> why'd you do it in the first place? >> probably out of boredom. i don't talk to anybody else in here, so i've got to have some kind of entertainment, i guess. something to do. >> coming up -- >> is that all right? >> maybe. >> shreiber continues haranguing staff, while another inmate gets in trouble for trying to get a little too close to staff. >> some people just don't know when these guys are too close and it's too late until it has smashed them over the head and something has gone way wrong. >> is this your first time? e sos will help me relax a bit. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. feeling better? i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 1] i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 2] i love you, pookie bear! [pa

. >> dellums' youngest daughter piper is proud her father became an early voice against oppression in south africa, applying pressure that would one day bring an end to apartheid. at a tribute concert for dellums at jack london square this afternoon the oakland native was remembered as a warrior for peace on the world stage and an inspiration to the city's current mayor. >> i remember being a college student at uc berkeley and protesting and knowing that my congress member was leading the world in this fight for justice. he was larger than life, but always an oaklander. >> reporter: perhaps it was that feeling that convinced dellums at age 70 to kick off a run for mayor of oakland in 2006 with these words. >> if ron dellums running for mayor gives you hope, then let's get on with it. >> reporter: he won with help from campaign volunteers like georgia richardson. what did he represent to you? >> everything. he taught me a lot, although we were almost the same age, which we won't discuss that. >> reporter: but in his single term as mayor, dellums often drew criticism for seeming disinte

the unique sound of the bagpipes as pipers andrew marr ‘s parade through the town centre. celebrity. it was fantastic. what better way to what down the street than to have everybody cheering for you. it was fantastic. the highland games date back over 1000 years in scotland. in the cumberland style wrestling the current champion held sway. today's gathering attended by the queen and prince charles has long been a favourite of the royal family, especially a young charles. like crieff, there will be traditional heavy athletic events like the tug of war and caber toss as well as highland dance competitions, track and field and piping. the games are a spectacle like no other. countries all over the world celebrate celtic heritage by hosting their own games. finland and norway host the most northerly games with the most southerly being in new zealand. great to see the kids walking about in kilts. it's fantastic. if you're scottish, it's the thing you do. i love that things like this still carry on in such a small place like crieff. it's fantastic for scotland. we've been here f

as well as the fashion industry and media industry, you have people like katie piper who industry, youpeople with visible differences —— changing faces. they are included in all kind of mainstream culture, but particularly in the fashion industry where people with visible differences at often been discouraged. we are asking the fashion industry to celebrate people with visible differences —— often been not included. we think if that happens, that will send a message to wider society and other cultural spaces to really change the way that they value and present difference. obviously you‘ve got a famous photographer on—board, rankin, a famous designer, steven tai, but you have to get to other designers, other big brands, globally successful brands. it's not good enough any more for people with visible differences not to be included or forage to be tokenistic. we see wonderful examples where it's just a one—off show about diversity, but what we are saying is we want, across fashion, across film, across mainstream tv in advertising, for people with visible differences to be included all th

or next week, or next month, but at some point, the deficit and debt issue, we will have to pay the piper. 21 trillion dollars is equal to $65,000 per capita going up to the tune of about $3000 per year. we get to finance that at a pretty attractive interest rate it is essentially one big john norman's adjustable rate mortgage our country has just -- one big adjustable rate mortgage our country has. caroline: erik davidson, chief investor at wells fargo. thank you. on the links gary: went to protect national went to -- gary cohen to protect national security. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am jenna dagenhart. kyl will fill the u.s. senate seat left over and -- left open by the death of john mccain. he is currently shepherding president trump's nomination of brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court. kyle spoke at the arizona capitol today after his deployment was announced -- his them pointed -- appointment was announced. >> i'm taking this appointment because the passing of my dear friend. i'm also doing this because the governor asked for my help. >> the appointment will make it

attack survivor who said she was pulled from the brink of suicide by strictly come dancing star katie piper latest in names. this is great. 0n the bbc website, you can put in your name and see how many people we re your name and see how many people were called that name last year. any name. no steph orjon in the top ten. only 53 were called steph last year. i had time on my hands last night! another rock 'n' roll night ona night! another rock 'n' roll night on a friday for steph! 0liver night! another rock 'n' roll night on a friday for steph! oliver is the best boys name and olivia is the girls'. is there no longer in the top 100 for the first time in more than 100 years —— sarah is. if you have had a baby called sarah in the last 12 months and you're watching, she is special and almost unique. funny how names go in and out of fashion, sarah will come back as an exotic name in a few years' time no doubt! you're watching breakfast from bbc news. it is just it isjust coming up it is just coming up to it isjust coming up to 6:15am. the headlines: eu council president donald tusk says a compro

pipers and drummers parade through crieff town centre. be chieftain is a big enough honour. i guess i feel a little bit like a celebrity. i don't know, it was fantastic, what it away at to walk down the street and have everybody cheering for you? it was great. some people were waving flags, it was fantastic. the highland games are a tradition that dates back over 1000 years in scotland. the reigning champion holds his own against a tough challenge. today's braemar gathering which will be attended by the queen and prince charles has long been a favourite with the royal family, especially a young charles. like crieff, there will be traditional heavy athletic events, like the tug of warand heavy athletic events, like the tug of war and the caber toss, as well as highland land dans conditions, track and field events, and piping. the games are a spectacle like no other. and countries all over the world celebrate their celtic heritage by hosting their own games. according to visit scotland, finland and norway has the most northerly games, and t

attack survivor who said she was "pulled from the brink of suicide" by strictly come dancing star katie piperus what's caught your eye this morning. no brexit stories, you will be glad to know. this story on page four of the guardian is a good news story for the nhs, because it is going to save millions of pounds thanks to a legal ruling yesterday that allows it to prescribe a cheaper type of drug for treating an eye problem called a md which can lead to blindness, and there are 26,000 brie bella across the uk suffer from amd. the nhs has been forced to prescribe a very expensive drug, and it costs about £800 a shot, to treat this condition. but thanks to this landmark ruling yesterday, the nhs can prescribe one which is about £28 shot, leading to a saving of hundreds of millions of pounds, and it came about because some clinical commissioning groups in the north—east, ccgs are those who pay for our treatment, and they said they were going to use this cheaper drug, which is available widely in america, and licensed by the who, the world health organization. the drug companies objected, but th

is versus enstiesing more young kids onto nicotine products >> we are joined by michael, analyst at pipere last time fda was a friend for some of the tobacco stocks but that's what we saw yesterday does it make sense they would be beneficiaries? >> there's no question they make all of their money in cigarettes that's where they have scale and they all have smaller e-cigarette businesses they make little or no money there. >> it is what she saying there clearly the whole point of e-cigarettes is they were health tli -- healthier? >> the u.k. government is in fact said they are 95% less harmful. that's clear caseov of reduced i k. they believe it is a concern because they think there's greater uptake than there had been that's what they are trying to address now. >> is there any data about those who start with e hfr cigarettes and then kind of graduate to act clul combustible cigarettes? that seems to be the main fear long term. >> it is a young category. there is not extensive data. the one source is a survey they did of its own users about 19,000 of them and slightly more than 2% became s

. >> we have hi deborah -- and piper --bt, private debt is significant. >> a lot of people around theomething bad happens in the u.s. that will get communicated to the rest of the world. >> i think it will be more of a dollar crisis than a debt crisis. and i think it will be more of a political and social crisis, you can easily have a 30% depreciation in the dollar for that period of time. still with us is steve ratner and jim millstein. steve, you first, we have a wide panoply of possibilities. debt and leverage kept coming up, where you think the mess -- the next crisis will come from? >> i would add another pace, we are once again close to the tightness of credit spreads we had before the financial crisis. when you look at the loans being made, particularly for private look at where the high-yield market is trading, it's all a little scary. i want to get your thoughts, i had lunch with stephen 2007 and we had this talk and he said it's crazy what's going on. what do you think? >> i will follow on steve's lead. corporate debt to gdp is at an all-time high, so the corporate sector is

workers called pipers would hold on to the giant to they were operating, pointed straight ahead, and use the high pressure water to wash away the overburden. layer by layer, they would blast into the creek and the creeks carried the overburden away. withapers, working technology giants stripped -- of acres of drowned ground. if i was standing on this spot next to the engineer before the company stripped this ground, i would have been standing about 100 feet straight up in the air. the engineer creek originally ran. this is an artificial valley created by washing away all the overburden to expose the gravel. once the gravels were exposed they were still frozen and needed to be thought out before dredging. the company thought gravel using cold water points, like this one right here. he points themselves are just hollow pipes. they could be easily screwed together as they were driven down. the starting point, like this one, they have a double edge and a little hole in it for water outlet. the company would set the points up on the base, hold it stable in the ground, and adjustable aamp

is -- >> stitchfix, we've talked about this basket of stocks that have been not toppled by amazon piperey argue competition from amazon will intensify. >> when you have a stock that red-hot, unlike roku, people want to make valuation claims, and i just find that you can't sell on a value ways claim and necessarily think you're going to be right. stitchfix is incredibly well run, as well as roku if everything goes perfectly for stitchfix, it's not overvalued it's got to go perfectly. >> >> if there is a trade war, maybe not. >> well, work, i looked for tepper, love him dearly. he caught me a lot of lessons, but look, i've been following stitchfix and recommending it on "mad money." if you look at nvidia, that is priced for perfection. listen, be careful, but if you read the whole report, it's actually not that negative they're say priced for perfection if things are priced for perfection, they will come under pressure, because a lot of analysts say i want to ring the register i don't mean tore equivocating, but these are not dot-comes, they're really well-run companies. >>> why is the ma

look at that walk and the crowd -- like the throngs, he is like the pied piper. >> hoda, you nailed it, it was like watching a college football game or another sport almost with tiger coming up 18 there. it was unbelievable and for years golf experts and fans have wondered if tiger would ever rediscover the magic that fueled one of the greatest careers in the history of sports. well, sunday 1,876 days since his last win, but who is counting, he put all the doubts toest are, leaving his competitors in the dust of course in his signature sunday re red. >> we thought we would never see it. and i don't believe he thought, either. >> a golfing great roaring once again. tiger woods taming the field at the tour championship. >> it's going to take a while for this to fully soak in. >> finally back in the winner's circle for the first time in more than five years. >> it's been -- it's been -- it's been tough, you know, i've had a not so easy last couple years and i've worked my way back. >> and have we ever seen anything like this in golf? well, look at this scene. on sunday thousands of fans e

he could be magical, the pied piper of our family. when she was 14. but the effects lingered. there was the sexual awakening in her liate teens she describe as breaking out of her own brain. followed by a secret abortion in tijuana. and writing that when she auditioned for "stay hungry," the director told her, i can't hire anyone who doesn't kiss good enough. so, i kissed him, she writes. it must have been good enough because she got the part. raffleson denied the event. he said, that's totally untrue. i didn't make anybody kiss me to get my part. and she writes about her romantic relationship with herp co-star, burt rends, who died last week, calling their time together confusing and complicated, and not without loving and caring. she characterizes reynolds as swaggering and charismatic but also controlling of her. field tells "the times," she would relieved that burt reynolds would never read the memoir because this would hurt him. "in pieces" will be released september 18th. >>> up next on "pop start," julia roberts, the actress lo

i think this call from piper would have been much more impactful had we seen real performance on regionale haven't. sun trust has been the outliar this year. most of the other banks are under performing. the s&p 500 had been all year. i can go right down the list. the big money center banks and investment banks have been even worse. i don't think this call is as impactful as it could have been. they did it very specifically on that particular stock and the nis run up that it has had. we have been talking about the financial crisis all week and where the next one might happen. i think we had hank paulson on yesterday. we tend to fight the last war meaning the next crisis probably will come from where the old one came from. we have had regulators on talking about weakening rules. we had credit guys saying it would be excessive debt that will cause the next crisis. we have had guys from markets on who were saying passive investing could be the problem. the most interesting report i saw yesterday came out of the depository trust and clearing corporation. they provide clearing and settlement f

though is expecting a higher average selling price saying that buy the stock on any post event weakness piper jaffray saying we recommend owning apple for the super long cycle >>> one of the products getting a lot of buzz voch the appinvol watch that can monitor your heart. joining us is skip fleshman. great to have you with us. >> thank you >> it sounds like you are excited about the watch because of all the data that it could make available to biotech firms who want to do studies >> yeah, that is one of the interesting things about the watch and what apple has been doing over the last three, four years. the watch enables a collection of far more data than we have ever had and in combination, apple is using interesting things around collecting data from providers they have over 100 relationships with provider networks where people can download and manage their health data. >> and in terms of the data, we've just come out of a where a lot of people are focusing on privacy of your own data and when it comes to your health data, i'm sure people will be very concerned, as well. so hoe robust wil

he could be magical, the pied piper with our family ase entranced. when she was 14. the effects lingered. there was her sexual awakening in her late teens she describes as breaking out of my own brainy followed b a secret abortion in t tijuana when she was 7. she alleges an early me too moment, writing for stay hungry, the director told her i can't hire anyone who doesn't kiss good enough, so i kissed him. it must have been because she got the part. he denied the event to the times saying it's untrue. i didn't make anybody kiss me in order to get any part. field writes about her romantic relationshh burt reynolds who died last week, calling their time together confusing and complicated and not without loving and carcog, but reay licated and hurtful. she also characterizes reynolds charismatic,g and but also controlling of her. field tells the "times" she was relieved burt reynolds would never read theemoir because this would hurt him. "i be released september >>> julia roberts hit the carpet looking beautiful as always. one fan on instagram thought s