is a portrait of schiller. this is 10909. heavily influenced by adele bower. tell me about it. >> you can see the influence particularly on the bottom there but yet at the same time schiller was starting to become his own person and the use of the hand, you can joost see a little bit of it there. shows his own influence and using the black on the back to stand out. you can see how special it was. >> ok, the next one is a portrait of dr. irwin van graph, 19 10. >> this is a picture of dr. von graph -- he was a gynecologist and frankly this picture usually hangs in my home, in the sense that it's a powerful picture. you can see his hand, his red face almost and the angst there. >> it is said that he painted is in return for an abortion for one of his many misstresses. > whoever gave the information was very well-informed. this is a picture, again. we're not sure of the story if it's to you but it sound good. >> this 11910. >> this is a self-portrait. you could see he was very inhibited, very shy. .-- didn't want to really get out there and be in society. but her

i'll talk about the housing market with robert schiller, nobel winner. i'll start with the broader economy and the mood of consumer and businesses. businesses - today we learnt that order for durable goods fell 1.3% in september. from august, when they declined from the month before. goods, machinery, cars, airplanes, things built to last for three years - this decline is a sign that companies are not feeling confident enough to ramp up their suspending and investment. in a moment i'm going to talk to an economist who says one of the biggest disappointments in the referry is business investment. he explains why he thinks that will change in the months ahead. here is the good news. consumers buy consumable goods like washing machines, american consumers are super confident. at least from the latest meeting from the conference board, a business group. it's consumer confidence index rebounding in october hitting a 7-year high. credit to an improving job market is lower gas prices. the conference board asked consumers what it thought about the job market, ec

i am the founder and cto of schiller sports -- ceo of schiller sports.king to a friend of mine who lives in oakland. i asked him if you never ridden a bike from the east bay to san francisco. his answer was no, you can't. methat moment, the idea hit that surely someone in the world had found a way to put a bike on the water. i got obsessed with the idea. you could not do this in a kayak. the beautiful part is that there is no learning curve. you get on the bike and you are sitting on a bike and their handlebars just like the bike i've been writing since six years old. -- writing since sixers old. these are controlled at the handlebars. it eliminates the need for broader. rudder.a the one thing you will never see riding a bike on a mountain is a sea lion. i found sea lions to be very curious about the bike. i have been surrounding by about eight or 10 of them. it is the smile that people have on their faces when people see the crazy guy on the bike. that and all of the top stories, go to our website. check it out, bloomberg.com. saying there is no cause f

. >> my name is judah schiller and i'm founder and c.e.o. of schiller sports. and the crazy guy who made a waterbike. i was talking to a friend of mine who lives in oakland, avid cyclist. i asked him if he ever rode a bike from the east bay to san francisco. and his answer was no, you can't. it's either take the bart or ride the ferry with your bike, which isn't exactly biking. so in that moment the idea hit me surely someone in the world had found a way to put a bike on the water and i got obsessed with the idea. you can't do this in a kayak. the beautiful part about the schiller x-1 is that there's no learning curve. you get on the bike and immediately you realize you're sitting on a bike saddle and there are handlebars just like the bike i have been biking since i was 6 years old. this uses twin props that are controlled at the handlebars so it really eliminates the ned for a rudder. the average person should be able to do five to six knots per hour on the water, which is about seven to eight miles per hour. the one thing you will never see riding a bike on

eastern case schiller numbers, ara hovnanian. and then how is the autonation faring? me,michael jackson joins and we will be rounding out the show with the hotel and services industry, airbnb disrupting hotels, as usual among and choice hotels ceo steve joyce might have some choice words on airbnb. he will be joining us and i like a.m., but first, here they look at our top story this morning, president obama has a czar, butr, an ebola right now the response is anything but coordinator. the governor of new york and new jersey have their own policy on dealing with ebola. they have mandatory quarantines in place. the federal housing authority has enforce its own rules. anybody will have to submit to a local health check. guidelines, we are engaging a series of discussions with a state on local governments. we find that state, health departments generally do follow cdc guidelines. if they wish to be more stringent than what cdc recommends, that is within their authority and the system of government that we have, but we believe these are based on science. >> however, this

book a few smart people saw the 2008 recession, one that things recession is always coming, and bob schiller that doesn't. should more have seen it. should it have been obvious for some. in some cases the only clues was when consumer spending was slowing down and people were feeling bad. was there something clear we should have looked at. >> first, we had to recognise the real mistake, the possibility of a crisis. i, like many, thought there would be a slowdown. that was perfectly normal. what i didn't expect, and i think even in hindsight it wasn't obvious, i discussed why it did, that the slowdown in the economy, with a lot of leverage, would lead to a melt down of the financial sector. >> it looked like a garden variety slow down, and then became jungle variety. >> until august 2008. it looked manageable. it would be deep, long, a debt overhang. i have no doubt about that. it would not be like previous recessions. the financial sector imploded and to know that that would have happened, you needed to know more about what was going on inside the financial sector, that most people, including

captured the suspect inside of the coating development group incorporated on the 800 block of east schiller street last wednesday morning. police say the burglar got in through a window and took a laptop and video camera. if you recognize the suspect, you're asked to call philadelphia police. >> and the family of gloucester county murder victim autumn pass equal is suing several law enforcement agencies saying they didn't do enough to save their young girl. they should have implemented child abduction response team instead of waiting an extra day. the 12-year-old clayton girl was killed october 2012 after going to justin robinson's house to trade bike parts. her body was found in garbage can. she was strpingled. robinson pled guilty to aggravated manslaughter and is serving a 17 year sentence. >> former philadelphia police officer richard coats worth appeared in center city philadelphia courtroom today. a judge determined he will stand trial for allegedly beating his girlfriend. that trial starts a week from today. and 23-year-old patricia sureg facing second degree aggravated assault charg

police say he stole a laptop and a camera from coding development group on the 2800 block of east schiller street. this happened early wednesday morning. if you recognize this guy give police a call. >> and state police are using a balloon to search for suspected cop killer eric free. the balloon is did heed unmannd. it provides technology similar to essential planes but much cheaper and sale lenell. he charged with opening fire in september. a trooper died. another was injured. a manhunt for frein has been underway in the poconos for several weeks. >> the family of a new jersey girl strangled by another teenager and found stuffed in a recycling bin is suing. autumn pasquale's family is seeking legal action against several law end for many agencies. saying that they failed in in assisting in the search for the missing clayton girl. the suit claims authorities did not implement a child abduction response team. instead they waited until the next day. autumn was killed in objection of 2012 over her bmx bicycle. justin robinson is currently serving time for her murder. >> to the battle now to

the beautiful thing with the schiller x1 is there is no learning curve.andlebars just like the bike i have been biking since i was six years old. it really eliminates the need for a rudder. the average person should be able to do five to six knots per hour on the water. seeone thing you will never riding a bike on a mountain or down the road is a sea lion or a dolphin. i found sea lions to be very curious about the bike. i have been surrounded by eight or 10 of them popping their heads up. the delight and the smile that people have on their faces when they see this crazy guy on a water bike flying past. next hour of the show, the global selloff continues. stocks are down in sydney. we will see if the decline will spread across asia. no trading today in japan. we are counting down to the opening and south korea. watch on tv, online, or on the phone. this is "first up." ♪ >> a show of force scores -- force, scores of police occupy hong kong. a warning from the fed officials. banned, putin confirms he will be attending next month's g20 summit in australia. w

eastern case schiller numbers, ara hovnanian. and then how is the autonation faring?nd we will be rounding out the show with the hotel and services industry, airbnb disrupting hotels, as usual among and choice hotels ceo steve joyce might have some choice words on airbnb. he will be joining us and i like a.m., but first, here they look at our top story this morning, president obama has a czar, butr, an ebola right now the response is anything but coordinator. the governor of new york and new jersey have their own policy on dealing with ebola. they have mandatory quarantines in place. the federal housing

. >>> coming up tomorrow, robert schiller on the stock markets recent gyrations, and whether the u.s.my could survive a recession in europe. that's tomorrow at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific, warren buffet had millions. his philosophy has made a lot of people a lot of money. if you walk into your favorite store and see a bunch of shirts that you like that are 50% off, you don't wait until the sale is over to buy. yet a new government survey finds that the wealthiest families got in on the sale, while the rest of the stockholders sold at deep discounts. fear was rampant in 2008 and 2009. a decade of market gains were wiped out. yet while that held for everyone in america, the bounce back up again has only been enjoyed by the wealthiest families. that widening inequality is do to the number of folks that got spooked. the market recovered and the wealth gap widens. don't try to time the market, not when buying, not when selling, not ever. the market drops won't last, and neither will the gains, but if more than a century of the market shows, the market will rise and rise. that's our show for

developing group incorporated 800 block of east schiller street last wednesday morningch the burglarwith laptop and video camera if you're asked to call police police. >> murder of a girl feel they could have dop more to safe her. following 2012 disappearance of ought all pasquale. they claim had officials immediately implemented response team awd up would still be alived and law firm alleges authorities refused assistance from retirement law enforcement investigator she was strangled by a teen age neighbor after she went to his home to exchange bicycle parts. he was already dead when they were reported missing and the blame is being placed. >> delaware state -- authorities say someone left whatever they were cooking in the kitchen ep of this home on the unit block of clover circle unattended. it sparked blaze that sleed through first and second floor and red cross is suggesting four people displaced by that fire. >> philadelphia mayor is weighing in on the fight between parking authority and uber. over the weekend the on demand car service rolled out a low cast version of uber calle

. >> and bob schiller who davis cup, and he won a nobel prize. should more people have seen it. should it have been more obvious to some of us. in some cases the only clues we had was when consumer spending slowed down, and people were feeling bad about the economy, was there something clear we could have looked at to say this is bad. >> we had to recognise the real mistake, even the possibility of a crisis. i thought there would be a slowdown. it was obvious the debt couldn't accumulate. that was normal. >> what i didn't expect, and in hindsight it wasn't obvious that it had to happen, that the slowdown in the economy would lead to the meltdown of the financial sector. >> it looked like a garden variety slowdown. >> up to august 2008. it looked as though it might be a manageable recession. deep, long, a debt overhang, no doubt about that. not like previous recessions. then, of course, the financial sector imploded and to have known that that would have happened, you needed to know more about what was going on inside the financial sector that most did, including regulators, who

. >> we talked to bob schiller about the stock market, but only about half of all americans even owncks. far more americans own homes, so there's some degree of importance in encouraging homeownership because it has that health and prosperity effect. >> oh, absolutely. we certainly learned from the housing crash how risky homeownership can be. on the other hand, it's still the case that home equity is incredible force of wealth, and when you look at people who are in their retirement years, it's not just having that wealth in your home, it's having the fact that you own that house free and clear and don't have the mortgage payment, and for a lot of americans, that provides a lot of financial security. >> chris what a great opportunity to talk to you. research director at the harvard joint center for house studies. >>> up next, how the staggering mountain of student debt is effecting the economy. the ripple effect reaches all of us. continues. >> america votes 2014 >> the race is still a dead heat >> filmmaker aj schack turns his camera towards elections in the swing states >> it show

but the latest kay schiller report for the month of august reveals that prices continue to cool off arounday down 4/10ths of a percent following a three-tenths of a percent decline in july. now, from a year earlier prices continue to rise not as big of a gain but still up 9% from the same month in 2013. the overall top 20 city index was up two-tenths of a percent from the prior month and up about 5.5% from a year ago. the 3rd quarter earnings season is in mid gear right now. twitter reported its results, its revenue more than doubled from a year earlier to over $360 million. solid growth in the us ear base, 284 million monthly active users but the company offered guidance on the weak side for the current quarter and as a result, the stock is getting hammered this morning. twitter shares are falling 12% in the early going. off to a solid start though on wall you will street as the fed begins a two-day meeting expected to wrap down its bond buying program. the benchmark interest rate is at a record low for six years. we are looking for a rate hike in 2015. let's check the big board see how w

the mask man broke in the coding development group on east schiller street and then took a lap top and a video camera. if you recognized the man in the mask there, you are asked to call police. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a nationwide recall of baby wipes, we have important information for parents. >> it is end of an another, 13 year combat mission in afghanistan has ended as u.s. marines hand over a big military base to the afghan military, kate. >>> and i'm live in horsham with one of our great weather tools to tell but another one we're launching today, coming up i'll tell you why i'm live in this driveway of a lovely home in the horsham hatboro area coming up >>> well, not only was it a gorgeous day outside but it is also a very exciting one for our team of meteorologists because they are unveiling a new tool, that allows all of to you contribute to our weather coverage. >> we are excited about that. meteorologist kate bilo is live with more on that in just a moment but we will start first with kathy, and more on this fall warm up, kathy. >> it is imminent, knocking on our

. >> reporter: wendy schiller teaches political science at prown. >> there's a real divide between theimers who remember the floar days of buddy cianci, and the people who want to looked for to the future and give providence a new fresh start, a new reputation. >> reporter: still the concerns haven't stopped cianci's momentum. >> i feel good. >> reporter: the most recent poll has him in the lead, 38-32, over his closest challenger, democrat jorge alorsza. >> i'm running for mayor. >> a political novice is a harvard law grad and former housing court judge. are you ready for the fight? >> absolutely. and we'll take the fight to him. >> reporter: if it wasn't for cianci, alorsa would likely be cruising into office. >> how are you, sir? appropriate providence, after all, hasn't had a republican mayor since cianci's first campaign 40 years ago. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: and the current g.o.p. candidate, dan harop is polling at just 6%. >> this is the buddy cianci show, feeduring dan harop and jorge alorsa, and that's what the election is becoming. >> reporter: harop, a psychiatrist,

you saw phil schiller, apple's head of marketing, say on twitter that he called cook courageous. eddie q. said he was proud of his open colleague. one question, although apple and its colleagues seem to be coming out in support of cook, how is the rest of the world really going to react to this op-ed? recently we saw these reports that apple is looking to make this bigger push into iran if sanctions are loosened. now, the opportunity there makes sense. iran has a big population of young people. on the other hand, in iran, homosexuality is still a crime punishable by death. sue, back to you. >> josh, thank you. and as josh alluded to, being gay is certainly a bigger issue in some countries than it is in others. joining me on the floor, michelle caruso-cabrera, our chief international correspondent. josh alluded to iran. >> right. >> of course that's a big market for apple. >> it is. and still being gay in iran is still so taboo that former president ahmadinejad made headlines just at columbia just a few years ago. listen to this. >> translator: in iran, we don't have homosexuals l

supported by years end and i was drawn to this chart which is a consistency indicator created by bob schillernthly gains and losses from the past five years. we are currently at 2.75. what many say is that you could see what you saw during the 2009 the market where will be supported and you will see investors take gains for granted. what do you think? generally investors are taking a few too many gains for granted. they got very scared over the last 40 -- 4-6 weeks when it took the sharp dive. and the coming back so fast yesterday was quite strong, i think everybody is saying that's over. i would take it deep breath and hang onto my stocks or by more. >> was a different game on monday? money managers are looking to support stocks as they close out the month and want to get the numbers on their sheet so it looks like they have done a great job in terms of returns. are people going to see a different market on monday? no, if you look at the first business day of the month, we got a fellow who looks at this -- that's the day when a lot of pension funds put the money in the market. they gathered

decision being widely applauded by his leagues here in cupertino including executives like phil schiller and eddie cue. and apple's board also coming out with a statement that tim cook has their wholehearted support. back to you guys. >> thank you very much for that, josh. >>> let's bring in now sara kate ellis, president and ceo of gladd. that's the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation. sara kay, great of you to join us today. >> thanks for having me. >> how much of a difference can it make for someone as prominent and as public as tim cook, the leader of a very iconic company, to come out? >> this is a game changer. not only in corporate america, not only in the united states, but this crosses our borders. this is global. in the sense that he's so well respected and well regarded, that knowing that he's gay and him being open and proud and out about that is going to have positive cultural effects. >> yeah, sarah kate, and you look at apple, as we pointed out, the most valuable company in the world. does it make a difference that it is the biggest company in the world, or does it

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