macro prudential policy has a long way to go.look at singapore and hong kong which has been practicing since the 1990's, they have a differentiated and thirdfor second homes. differentiated treatment for nonresident buyers. these are the degrees you can imagine macro prudential policy taking in the u.k. as it ramps up. jonathan:bank is -- is an arrest for the rest of the economy? -- is it a risk for the rest of the economy? for governorreport carney saying he does not set policy for inside of the circle line. sahil mahtani: consumption is 2/3 of the economy. is one point $3 trillion of mortgage debt in the u.k. and half of which is variable and effectively veritable. a two-year fix. sure, if you had a change in inancing or expectation, think it would affect consumption. jonathan: the last thing i want to talk about is this feedback loop coming from abroad. we have not mentioned of foreign buyers. that has been the big demand in the london property markets over the past five years. people will say they are cash buys area what is t

cloimp >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- prudential. aadditional fund is provided by newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity, and nourishing the common good, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your public station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> good evening. welcome to kqed newsroom. on toptnight's show, the presidential race, tech companies and tax havens and jerry brown's difficult decision. first el nino. temperatures in the pacific ocean are already well above average. this video compares the sea surface temperatures to those in 1997, which saw a historic el nino. government scientists predict that the current el nino will peak in january and february. they are forecasting above average precipitation in california. while california needs the rain, a strong s el nino could exacerbate a problem that's grown worse since the drought began.

. >>> prudential, meanwhile, may leave the u.k. relocate the headquarters to asia in a bid for e.u. regulations. this according to the sunday times. they're eyeing the change on capital requirements which come into force in january. in a statement though prudential london said it is its, quote, historic home and remains attractive. it's looking a the the most optimal part of the business. shares up 2.9%. >>> let's talk about u.k. chancellor george osborne taking center stage at the party conference. he is expected to unveil and overhaul how the country works up the infrastructure. let's head live and wilfred frost. >> reporter: absolutely right. chancellor george osborne taking center stage today. there's already a little bit of a political coup on the ground in manchester. he'll announce a new four-step plan for brittain's infrastructure which will include a new cross party infrastructure commission. it will be chaired by former labor cabinet minister. back in june when he announced the budget and went with the standard new living

come to the prudential center. to be tonight -- liz: watch the logo, because it's about to go 3-d. how much did you spend, what's the technology? >> right. it's about a million dollars to put the technology in -- liz: cool. >> it's hundreds of thousands to upkeep and kind of change the creative. but for us, like, we focus a lot on how can this -- we're very different. we're different from madison square garden, we're different from barclays. we are kind of like norm walking into cheers. this is a lace you go, you feel -- place you go, you feel comfortable. let's go scream and yell -- liz: yeah, i've seen the devils' fans. >> it's a fun -- wait a second. [laughter] it's a team, you've mentioned we've struggled on the ice the last few years, and we've got this incredible new leadership -- liz: brand new coach, youngest in the league. >> who's incredible. he brings this level of accountability that i think will really serve us well. we announced a new captain, andy green, this morning. liz: everything's new. >> yes. t

that is his pedigree coming up -- coming from prudential.xpected a group of cut down's on all kinds of investment activities. start, i mean it is a revamp. largely in line with expectations. their is thein advance on ipo. i looked at it once and twice. what is that about? no one was expecting that. otto: i don't think it was mentioned. i expect it has something to do the an attempt to unlock value of the swiss universal bank. it is a nice stable core element. when all of the global operations, it is a hot button if you like. to do with that, many people thought they would have to raise fresh capital which they have done that. for ubs, it may mean postponing higher payouts. how do they compare to each other? which one would you choose if you're going to position yourself? with credit suisse, it is basically replicating in many ways what ubs has done earlier. ubs was forced to do something much earlier. out.ndsight, it has worked a much stronger focus on target banking, asset wealth management which is at the core of both groups. in comparing

$50 million in grants insurable contributions for prudential's corporate responsibility program. prior to joining prudential in 2004 she was the director of the new jersey nets and the new jersey devil for his patients to before that she was dirk frickman eskelsen network responsible for recurring community resources to key schools in the newark public schools. can everyone hear me? [applause] when i was asked to do this panel i had to posit a bit because in many ways the last four years has been a real opportunity to reflect on a national conversation that is happening about public education and from where i sit and experiences that i have as a newark native, as someone who started their career working in the newark public schools not as an educator or a teacher but as a nonprofit that is provided supportive services utilizing the community school model, it's very interesting to see the multiple perspectives and the complexity of this problem. before i give reflections on the role of philanthropy which i think dale midcourt tour book and the observations that she experienced i w

right near the prudential center. thousands of people going through the zumba part of the program. they're getting ready for the walk that's going to start out here in just a few minutes. they're raising a tremendous amount of money out here making strides against breast cancer. i've got to tell you, i met so many inspirational people, so many great survivors out here this morning. she has a fantastic story. tell us about your life, how you found out and what are you doing today to go ahead and help other women that were in your position. >> definitely. i was diagnosed with stage 3 triple negative breast cancer at the age of 31 years old, the same as my mother was when i she was 31 as well and battled the disease. today i'm so excited to be here. it's a passion of mine since i'm a child of a mother who had breast cancer, and i'm also a survivor myself. i'm so glad to be here. it's a very encouraging day, a very motivational day and very inspirational. >> and you were telling us a fantastic story about how important it is for all women to go ahead and get their checkup. >> definitel

to the prudential center we go. this went to a shoot-out, which is not good for the flyers.giroux was stopped. >>> the philliephillies' game w postponed to tomorrow. but stick around. we'll be right back with the high school blitz. >>> uh-huh. it's that time again. mother nature was not playing nice. a lot of high schools postponed their games. but we have a few. here's the wet and wild edition of the high school blitz. hosting springfield county. malik goodman with the gain here. down to the end. pretty cool. upper marian daryl quinn looking for room. rolling out. they smother him and bring him down. 30-6. cb south deep in their own end. they attempt a screen pass but stewart sniffs it out. there for the pick and the touch. the knights lead, 14-10. read udinsky finds nick vasker. parkland's player fires downfield. canal la makes the catch and he is gone. 77 yards untouched to the barn. they beat whitehall, 42-28. audubon visiting sterling. not a lot of tackling going on here. carter makes a sweep and a house call. audubon holding on to win. >> the cheerleaders trying to fir

as we take a live look at the city, the prudential building and a couple of drops on the camera, spring goes moving through downtown boston. we had a weather watcher report that. overcast skies in some spots but breaks of sun in others. it depends on where you live. any rain that you have we need it. we are still under a drought. drought monitor actually updated earlier today and many locations under moderate drought to abnormally dry conditions, abnormally dry in the yellow including downtown boston. 7.4 inches of rain the low normal from where we should be since january 1. here's live look at doppler radar, only a brief isolated shower trying to develop to the south and west of downtown boston with a few sprinkles in the metro area here, but those cubital sprinkles are moving across the 128 belt, all the way across 93 and toward the south shore. that's about it. for now here in new england with some other showers bring off the coast of maine. not much else moving our way. we do keep a chance for rain in especially on the cape and islands for late this evening as an area of energy pass

floo >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by, prudential, additional funding is provided by new man's own foundation, donating all profits from new man's food products to charity and nourishing the common good. the publication for public broadcasting and contributions from viewers like you. thank you. >>> next on kqed newsroom. >> fighting in the back of the jail is a clear example of how they don't respect their leadership. >> i find it incomplete that president obama and everybody else wants body cameras on law enforcement in the streets of america. i can make ten times the reason as to why body cameras should be on every prison and jail in the country. >> i think body cameras are a fool. i think accountability, working day to day and no complacency. >> the candidates for san francisco sheriff square off. >>> good evening. welcome to kqed newsroom. >> the san francisco

. ♪ prudential, bring your challenges. >> tonight it will be the home opener for the flyers at the wells center facing off against the florida panthers who beat them saturday night. the flyers held a players only meeting after the game. we'll see if that makes a difference when the puck drops. >> don't look for a cost of living increase if you're on social security. blame it on gas prices. this is the third time in 40 years no increase in benefits t annual cost of living adjustment is tied to inflation and inflation is so low this year that a benefit increase for next jeer not expected to happen. gas prices are used as an indicator of inflation for the government. and those gas prices remain low across the country and here in our area. drivers in every state are playing less than $3 a gallon for the the first time since 2009. in the philly area $2.32, delaware $2.21 and south jersey paying about $1.93. >> organ donors and patients took life saving steps at the philadelphia kidney walk. that's a hip-hopp artist performing yesterday. he has been committed to bringing awareness to kidney fa

. ♪ prudential, bring your challenges. >>> there is sad news out of lewis tonight.ry chef paul prudhomme. he popularized spicy cajun cuisine across america achieving international fame on tv including a show on pbs and several best-selling cookbooks. owe introduced the world to the turduken. he passed away after a brief undisclosed illness. he was 75 years old. >> if you just walked in the door after a brutal afternoon commute home, take comfort. it probably wasn't this bad. epic traffic jam with thousands going nowhere fast on one of china's businessiest roadways. in this case it was a perfect storm. holiday traffic combined with foggy weather and a new checkpoint that forces 50 lanes to merge into 20. >>> the rock and roll hall of fame is about to get the new additions. we have the list of the finalists. among first-time nominees, janet jackson, steve miller, chicago and the cars. cheap trick, lose lobos and chaka khan. those who make the cut will be announced in december. >> the unlikely postal duo whose friendship knows no age but does know zip codes. i'm always

in other words, that the prudential/aetna experience shows that premiums are not lower, that consumers do not benefit, and that the savings are not passed along to consumers. when viewed together, i think both of these proposed deals raise those serious competitive concerns. in addition to conducting a market by market analysis, i believe that the department of justice also must scrutinize these mergers together, all together, as part of a single national health care market and the goal has to be to sustain and enhance, if possible, competition and protecting consumers. i want to focus in particular on an area that has not been covered so far, and that is the issue about barriers to entry. as you may know in 2010, former assistant attorney general kristine varney explained the results of a review of the antitrust division in the insurance marketplace and this was her conclusion before the american bar association. quote, our conclusions reinforce our concern about strong barriers to entry and expansion in health insurance markets and are particularly significant in light of the enactme

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. ♪ prudential, bring your challenges. >>> it is about to be a nightmare before thanksgiving for fansmpkin pie. crop experts say it will be plentiful for halloween but by the time thanksgiving rolls around it could be hard to come by because of the record rainfall in the midwest, including top pumpkin growing state f illinois, washing out the crops. >>> off the coast of norway, a photographer captures this group of humpback whales swimming out of the green glow of the northern lights. it is a prime time to see the lights in that region. he spotted the whales while testing out a new camera. it looks like it works okay. >>> in southern california, who in ritzy bel air is using 1300 gallons of water per hour and why, at a time when homeowners are under tight water restrictions to combat the drought, one home is using nearly 12 million gallons a year. by one estimate, to use that much you have to flush the toilet 6400 times a day to meet that much. the water department won't reveal the name, but whoever it is is paying about $90,000 in water bills a year. >>> when we come back, trial by f

t prudential, r >>> a near disaster on the tracks today in vermont. an amtrak train headed to washington with more than 100 people on board hit a rock slide in its path, derating down an embankment. five passengers an two crew members were hurt. the governor called the accident a freak of nature, saying there was to reason to believe negligence was to blame. >>> a big breakfast cereal recall. general mills is recalling 1.8 boxes of cheerios and honey hut, labelled as gluten free but contain wheat it. could cause an allergic reaction in people who suffer from celiac disease. the boxes have better if it used by dates of july 2016 and the plant code l.d. >>> and at air france, they're losing the shirts, quite literally, over a plan to lay off thousands. union protesters broke through the gates at the headquarters, tearing the clothes off two senior executives. pair had to scale a fence and flew under police protection. the airline was trying to be more competitive against lower cost carriers said the violence will not stop plans to restructure. >>> when

t prudential, r bring your challenges. >>> more anxious moments in the sky today. this time a united forced to divert toal bic urngy when the co-pilot passed out mid-flight. the plane landed safety and he did later regain conscious. a day after an american airlines captain died while in flight norsing the co-pilot to make an emergency landing. >>> she was having a bad night working the third shift in a finer glass factory. but in the drive-thru line while on a break, julie leach realized she would never have to work again. she is the sole winner of a $310 million powerball jackpot. she took the lump suppose of $340 million after taxes and she did quit her job. >>> this would be john lennon's birthday and his woedo gathered in central park to form a human peace sign in a tribute. she was aiming for the biggest possess sign and imagine you need to record the break. this is 5814 people. >>> when can he come back, the tell-all about the kennedys by a kend nedy putting strain on family ties. i'm always there for my daughter. for the little things. and the big milestones

. ♪ prudential, bring your challenges. >>> the shocking untold secret jim carey's exgirlfriend took toove triangle play a role in her suicide? now on "extra." >> a tragic new twist about jim carey's late ex-girlfriend. the mystery man and her life at the end revealed today. donald trump versus cnn's chris cuomo. >> i'm trying to ask you honest questions. >> i'm giving you an answer. >> the on-air face-off that explodeded in a new twitter war. >> bindi irwin's break down on dancing with the stars. >> tonight meant everything for both myself and my family. >> the room near tears as she

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macro prudential toolkit, there may be a time when the fed discusses adjusting policy to curb financial risks. he goes on to say we need to pursue the potential role of monetary policy in fostering financial stability, while recognizing there is more research to be done. the fed vice chair stanley fischer speaking in boston. we will continue to follow his remarks and give you more details as soon as we get them. disappointinger's report. u.s. employers added just 132,000 jobs last month and added fewer jobs in july and august than previously thought. the week pace of hiring complicates the picture for the federal reserve. spoke earlier about what today's data could mean for the fed's next move. peter: it reinforces a question that has been in the back of my mind, whether the fed has missed a window? whetherzation ride -- they should have tried to normalize rates. now we are left with the -- they have told us they all raised the voices expected to move by the end of the year. now this data just raises that question again. i don't think it changes things that much from the uncertainty we

. >> oakland's fire chief says the fire is in much better shape than in 1919 in terms of fire prudential but unprecedented drought poses new challenges. >> if you look over the last couple of years, the fire season has been almost year round. >> that's what worries the fergusons. they are praying we don't see a repeat. >> what i worry about is the way it is now. it's the drought conditions, you know, if you've got the right set of conditions and we're worried we might have another one. >> oak land's fire chief says fire season will continue until we get consistent and heavy doses of rain, something we haven't seen now for several years. reporting live in oakland i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> so emotional for so many of us. thanks, jodi. we turn to our weather right now. classic fall weather, a live look outside and, yes, you notice those dry hill sids and bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking some increased fire danger. >> the fire danger we had over the past six hours was north of clear lake where we had isolated lightning strikes right there and we know it

let's >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by prudential. prudential, bring your challenges.tt2wlr=[gk po f# )u@ tt2wlr=[gk p!!&n yu( tt2wlr=[gk p4!f# /c\ tt2wlr=[gk px#*& 0p68 tt2wlr=[gk pt#j' 0d6\ tt2wlr=[gk pt#j) 0ov8 many university of iowa students and faculty won't give up fighting the board of regents' decision on the new university president. a group protested at the meeting yesterday. last month, the regents chose passing over three other finalists who have more experience in education. since then, several student and faculty groups have condemned the regents' decision. there were a couple hundred people outside the imu yesterday afternoon, holding up signs and chanting. the group "iowans defending our universities" accuse the regents of conducting an illegitimate search that produced an illegitimate ui president. incoming president bruce harreld starts the first week of november. cedar rapids-based collins community credit union will host its grand opening today in dubuque. the city is seeing some boosted national and regional reta

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this prudential center, the shootout, and, man, the flyers can't show improvement in the shootouts. they lost 3-2. phillies game last night postponed due to weather. they play a double header today at 4:00. >>> people along the coast are getting ready for another round of flooding, and ted greenberg is on the shore. ted, you've been a trooper all morning. >> yeah, katy, winds are gusting, and the flooding, looking at the third straight day of flooding here at the shore. coming up later today, i got new information on power outages. the latest on that live from atlantic city next. >>> at least your eyes are open now, ted, you are definitely a trooper down there, and our winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour, plus i'm tracking light rain with a coastal flood warning. going to stay in effect today and into tomorrow. i'll have more details coming up. i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to

. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by prudential. prudential, bring your challenges. tt2wlr=[gk po f# )u@ tt2wlr=[gk p!!&n yu( tt2wlr=[gk p4!f# /c\ tt2wlr=[gk px#*& 0p68 tt2wlr=[gk pt#j' 0d6\ tt2wlr=[gk pt#j) 0ov8 announcer: now from wmur news 9. sean: 7:56 right now. the planned parenthood office in claremont is closed this morning after being badly damaged by a vandal. police say a juvenile broke into the clinic early yesterday morning and used a hatchet to cause thousands of dollars worth of damage. officers are now investigating whether this incident may be connected to another case of vandalism at the clinic earlier this month in which someone spray-painted graffiti on the outside the building. the upper valley humane society is taking care of more than two dozen animals that were found living in deplorable conditions. the 23 cats and two dogs were rescued from a home in lebanon ill. she surrendered the pets and is not being charged. tonight, news 9 will take an in-depth look at the heroin epidemic in new hampshire, with a special town hall. you' ll hear from the

prudential, bring your challenges.an update on the weather. >> reporter: very good morning. looking to mild weather this afternoon. temperatures into the middle 70s. frontal system later, few clouds. maybe isolated sprinkle north and west of town. cooler air in for the day tomorrow and into the weekend. however, not extreme. just back to where we should be for this time of year. nothing out of the ordinary. mid 70s for highs today. not bad one. there is a look at the forecast. tomorrow, into the 60s. right on target for this time of year. >> well, brian, we continue to monitor major problem spot in maryland. 29 south carolina columbia pike. a pedestrian was struck prelude drive. northbound side, couple lanes blocked. may want to avoid that stretch of 29 columbia pike. southbound traffic sitting still being diverted at new hampshire avenue. a shot of the district. this is 16th street northwest. an accident involving a moped op16th street at alaska avenue. also a crash activity reported on anacostia freeway on eastern av

. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by prudential. prudential, bring your challenges.tt2wlr=[gk po f# )u@ ttlr=[gk p!!&n yu( tt2wlr=[gk p4!f# /c\ tt2wlr=[gk px#*& 0p68 tt2wlr=[gk pt#j' 0d6\ tt2wlr=[gk pt#j) 0ov8 "show open " elias: a quick check of traffic this morning... this is i-235 at valley west... [current conditions] elias: good morning i'm elias johnson... it's 7:56. elias: the jury in the pete polson trial reached a verdict wednesday ...finding him guilty on nine counts of varying degree... the counts include one attempted murder and two "assaults with intent to inflict serious injuries", polson's sentence hearing is set for december 9th. elias: pleasant hill police ask for help in identifying a burglary suspect.. surveillance video shows th suspect in a red checy silverado truck, license plate b-s-f-2-7-7.. they believe he has been using stolen credit cards across the metro...anyone with information should contact the pleasant hill police department. elias: and there's always next year...the sentiment chicago cubs fans this

prudential, bring your challenges. challenges. >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas.ghter pilot from san mateo county. major taj sareen died in england yesterday when his jet crashed. it happened northeast of london. his jet was one of six returning from the persian gulf. officials say hoe ejected but did not survive. sareen graduated from the university of san francisco in 2004 and leaves behind a family and young daughter. >>> check now on the forecast. here's mike. >> thanks, eric. >>> santa rosa, good news. five mile visibility. petaluma, less than a quarter. all of us have sunshine this afternoon. even more sun along the coast. cooler, mid-60s. low 70s in san francisco. plid to upper 70s around the bay. leyla? >>> back into solano county. fairfield, farther north, a motorcycle crash happened here causing a sig-alert. heavy delays on westbound 80 approaching highway 12. causing delays as you merge. >>> coming up, the brand-new fda approved non-surgical treatment that will have your hands looking younger in a matter of minu >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m.

prudential, bring your challenges.ce are investigating a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian or person in glen mills, delaware county. it happened along 202 near naamans creek road. chopper 6 was over the scene as officers focused on a smashed bicycle on the side of the road. there's no word on the condition of person who was hit. let's go over to karen rogers with the latest on traffic. >> reporter: you can see we have emergency crews who have been on the scene blocking the right lane 202 northbound at smith bridge road. it cleared a minute ago. expect slowing on 202 near smith bridge road. the accident itself has cleared. we've cleared this accident that was plaguing us mucht morning here on -- much of the morning here on i-95 southbound. southbound is heavy, but the accident is cleared. i know this is a tight shop but this is the ramp of the schuylkill expressway westbound to girard avenue. you can see the problem a little better. we have a disabled van and the truck can't get by on the ramp. schuylkill expressway we

you look at prudential and a lot of these different financials across the board. we've already heard from them. >> look at microsoft ahead with the big surge in earnings, and look at lamb research and kclm. this side is running up to the up side from the lower left to the upper right. the real thing pulling us down and pulling the bioteches and health care down was valeant, and you had it wall to wall yesterday, scott, as far as betwe between. >> i think they're trying to break out. >> there was some individual names that look outstanding or are making big post-earnings moves. i love to see that. >> you mentioned valeant. that stock is getting hammered. can you pull it up on your screen and take a look. bmo has downgraded the stock to neutral. >> the lowest behind the call today, he joins us on the phone. alex, thank you so much for coming on today. >> you've had an outperform by valeant. why change it today. >> sure. we've been big valeat gold. it was the top pick in december of 2014. >> we've defended all the other allegations that came up during the battle, inc

. ♪ prudential, bring your challenges. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: our first guess is an academy as the pirate, blackbeard in the highly anticipate new film "pan" which opens this friday, please welcome hugh jackman everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ chanting "hugh" ] >> i love it. >> jimmy: jackman! [ laughter and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. everyone is doing it in the united states. i know you spend a lot of time in australia. >> i want that for like, my alarm clock in the morning. [ laughter ] with a build up of about -- 35 minutes of the "hugh." [ laughter ] can we try that? >> jimmy: no, that's -- 35 minutes later. >> i might just go to sleep. no i'm kidding. >> jimmy: last time you were here you did take a nap. i appreciated that. thank you. i want you to be here all the time. i don't want you to leave the show. >> don't say that to me, man. let's don't go there again. nah, because i'm gonna come back here tomorrow and you're going to say, "what are you doing here?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, if you come back tomorrow i'm going to ignore you. [ laughter ] >>

t prudential, r [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is the host of bravo's "watch what happens live." he's also a best-selling author and this month, he launched "radio andy" on sirius xm channel 102. everyone please welcome andy cohen,everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love you. how are you doing, pal? >> hey jimmy, no way, rose. >> jimmy: no way, rose. are you kidding me? my rose-dar went off. a little bit, yeah. before we hop into anything, qud ick update o tan "the real housewives." >> oh, well you heard the big news about "housewives of atlanta?" this is going to be your jam, you know who's joining the ladies? kim fields. >>fr jimmy: tootie? >> tootie! >> jimmy: tootie is joining and i'm so excited. >> yeah! >> jimmy: tootie, is she wearing roller skates? >> she's roller skating, and no she's not. you know i love a housewives tag line. i'm trying to get her to say, like, you know, "i don't want to toot my own horn," or something like that. >> jimmy: yeah, of course, you have to her say that. >> she doesn't really want to talk about tootie in her tag te >> jimm

now from the world's top 10, players are in hong kong this week for prudential.aught up with venus williams to ask about her work on the tennis court. i feel like i have an entrepreneurial spirit. possibly by my parents, essentially my dad. businesses off the court. i always wanted to know i was outside the tennis because when you're young person and you start the tennis of years old, 30 years and it to you are. for me it was important to know where i was off the court, so starting a business is a big challenge. it's important that i have good team members but also important that i understand the industry as well. because you can only rely on other people so much. i deftly of learned a lot in business. it's helped me to appreciate being at the top of my game in tennis is when you start, you start at the bottom. >> the discipline it comes from the training that you do as well. next yes. the training in tennis is just my personality. 100,000%. i am completely all in. i've learned so much from tennis that i take out to the business as well. >> coming about playing w

. ♪ prudential, bring your challenges. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to julianna margulies for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- robert de niro, from "married," actress judy greer, music from highly suspect, featuring the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] laes and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] glad to hear it. in that case, let's get to the news. lawyers for kim davis say the embattled county clerk was given a secret audience with pope francis

the goal-maker prudential claim they are not responsible -- they are what? just record keeping and who is responsible, okay? i honestly believe the interest rate increase in september, but they will not save us forever. next year according to all of the reports that we see, a recession is coming. even though they don't increase the interest rate, but it's going to go down. they can't even handle a minor correction, 10% last time. it's coming back up and it's going back down again, okay? so what are they doing? angeline? i would like to know what is the top-ten holdings in the mutual fund? and are they doing anything to conserve cash? i am doing it myself for myself. i have raised cash in stable value. i have raised questions about the stable value? why the insurance cost is sew high? so high? you can negotiate with all of the alternatives -- i'm sure there are alternative money market funds out there that we can invest in and increase the yield and lower lower expense ratio of 38 basis points. that is ridiculous. why can't someone do anything about it? it's

going to be possible a bear market means it could 0 go to 10 thousand and the goal maker from prudentially is not protecting us all of them all they do as you grow older they recommend you put more money into the bond funds by the way, it is the bear funds is not performing well, i've said many times why can't we have other choices like short time or medium term bonds we have no choices but i have written to you many, many times but don't get no response i'm talking to a wall okay go when will you respond to me and lastly the hedge funds the hedge fund if you're clever enough you'll choosing choose the best hedge fund and according to the studies of mit most of the hedge funds they're very transparent the reporting is very flimsy. >> 30 seconds and their performance is terrible they only report the performance before they disbuild the profits so you got to be extremely careful with the reporting okay and finally i feel for the other union members that's their hard earned money i myself put into stable funds but people don't have the times or effort. >> time. >> thank you very much. >> than

prudential said only 1/5 of its operations would be affected. in january require all eu insurers to beef up capital. tokyo's airport. american won the rights to delta's old slot. they were handed back because american has failed to file schedules or offered tickets. only four slots. let's have a look at what has been going on with these stocks in china. turbulent, of course. election to depression. where do we go from here? bloomberg intelligence's tim cratered is here. tim: what a difference for months makes. if you think about where we have gone, china on an absolute and relative basis was one of the most expensive markets, highest valuation markets i should say, around the world. we are now dropping towards, as , the graphics there are the market from a forward pe basis, we have now pulled back to where we are below 12 times forward earnings. you can judge whether that is cheap or expensive, but it is a lot lower than it was. it is actually right around the long-term average that we have seen, actually a little below. from that perspective, i

sunday times says prudential has been weighing up hong kong or singapore to avoid upcoming eu regulations the insurer says only some of its operations would be affected in london remains very attractive. into effects come in january requiring all insurers to beef up their capital reserves. to be getting a much-needed shot in the arm this golden week holiday as tourist arrivals are significantly higher than a year ago. stephen joins us. >> they're coming. given the weakness of the tables theughout the enclave, numbers are up for the first two days of golden week holiday. up 21.6% year-over-year. very good. also october 3 was up 8% to the full. the we have numbers for so far october 1 to third key beginning of the golden week holiday which ends in a couple of days, up 16.4%. on october 3 alone they got 150,768 visitors. that's nearly as many as hong kong and hong kong is a bigger tourism destination. because getting a much-needed boost. september revenue for the gaming tables was down 33% year-over-year. huge blow. 14 alien dollars taken off the table from year ago. 16 consecutive months no

prudential has been weighing hong kong or singapore to avoid upcoming eu regulations, but the insurerly a fifth of its operations will be infected. london -- affected. american apparel has filed for bankruptcy protection, all part of a plan that the company will exchange with a $200 million in bonds for stock in the organized company. the filing follows five consecutive years of losses, and a series of scandals involving the founder. the portuguese prime minister has won the nation's first general election is regaining its economic sovereignty. he lost his majority in parliament but decisively defeated the socialist leader by focusing on the country's economic progress, underscored by the exit of a financial bailout in 2014. unemployment is dropping. fran, back to you. francine: tourism has helped recession,al in a with the industry accounting for 16% of the country's economic output. say they are being pushed out of their own neighborhood by the crowds, noise, and crime. bloomberg spoke to a local bar owner about whether the street is a symbol of lisbon's recovery or a badge of shame

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joining us to discuss this market action, quincey crosby at prudential financial. quincey, stocks are down. the dow is down 54. s&p 500 is down .5% s that important that we're able to hold the gains of recent weeks and the month of october which is quite strong? >> yeah. absolutely. especially after that really dramatic run up. it's amazing the market was flat yesterday. today it is kind of flat. you would expect a bit of a pullback anyway. a little bit of a consolidation until we get through earnings and hear what the fed has to say. so it's a pretty good sign. but the market as you pointed out earlier, there's not a lot of breadth in this market. that's what we need. we need to see broader participation on the upside. >> bob, you're positive on the markets. i'm looking at the sectors you like. you are positive because of earnings or are you positive because you think the fed is just going to push out the interest rate increase even longer? >> i think it's the latter. i think what you're seeing is a market that continues to trade on cheap money environment. i thin