simon: we don't know. don't know whether it rose in bargaining power, a long-term trend is -- has altered the ability in responding to sharper ticks in inflation in terms of the ability to replicate. those,o see a return to 2009 to 2014 when real wages fell in the u.k.. at the macro level, that's quite healthy. it doesn't necessarily help in terms of overall consumption feeding into gdp. expecting --t he that charles is talking about? charles: infrastructure investment. francine: that takes five to 10 years? charles: some of the big projects do. it is the smaller stuff, repair of the roads, bridges. it is stuff, high maintenance that has not been done. repair the schools. there is an awful lot of repair that could be done. simon: housebuilding -- we are building 140,000 houses a year in the u.k. there is a potential for a large social housing program which we have not seen in this country for years. it doesn't -- it isn't clear that the government would support that. there is also the element of the treasu

simón dice... sigue... simón dice, "toca el pecho." simón dice, "toca el brazo." "toca el pelo." simón dice, "toca los ojos." simón dice, "toca la mano." simón dice, "toca el pecho." simón dice, "toca el pie." simón dice, "toca la pierna." simón dice, "toca el brazo." simón dice, "toca el pelo." simón dice, "toca la cabeza." simón dice, "toca las orejas." simón dice, "toca el pecho." toca el brazo, toca la mano. ( todos ríen ) ¿qué hubo? qué pasó? era ramón. dice que hay que llamar a un especialista para papá. ¿un especialista? sí, parece que el doctor necesita una segunda opinión y hay un especialista muy bueno en guadalajara. pensaba ir a visitar al hospital a papá. allí podremos hablar con mercedes de esto. bien. entonces, vamos. yo me quedo aquí. gloria no está y alguien tiene que cuidar a los niños. bien. ivamos a jugar! niños: isí! simón dice... en la clínica, cerca del sitio de la excavación raquel y angela esperan noticias y un doctor examina a un muchacho del pueblo. ¿te han examinado antes? bueno. no tengas miedo. no es nada, ¿eh? primero, los ojos. ahor

simon: absolutely. actually think moore concerning would be if the ecb were to say we can't do anymore in terms of bond markets. fed hiking rates, it would be a shock, but at least the direction. unable to goo be any further, that would be the big issue. francine: how would that impact emerging markets? simon: then, all of a sudden, you are seeing yields in the developed world start to head higher. those yields in the developing world no longer look at attractive. given the fact that has been the prime dubbing force -- that the brazilian real in the first half of this year despite political issues. that was down to yield. you have aynamic and major problem, not just in the developed world but in emerging markets as well. that would be the point where mr. erdogan would start to has some issues. francine: thank you so much. up next, the former fed chair alan greenspan says the bond rally is unsustainable and it is only a matter of time before long-term rates go up. this is bloomberg. ♪ to think of this ty

simon?> no. >> at the time of her arrest, stephanie was traveling in the company of a man named simon hudson. >> asks me for a ride, i give her a ride. >> hudson was charged with deriding proceeds of prostitution after admitting he'd drive stephanie to dates in exchange for money. >> do you know what human trafficking is? >> i understand what it is. >> hudson insists that he is not stephanie's pimp. he claims that he is actually her best friend. >> i just don't like the fact that these people are making it out to seem like i'm some kind of individual that's forcing somebody, you know. i'm not forcing anybody. she doesn't have a license, she asked me to drive her here, know what i'm saying? i'm not going to sit here and let these people make me seem like i'm some kind of human trafficker. that's not what i'm doing. >> is she living with you now? >> yeah. >> how long's she been living with you? >> i guess -- maybe -- six months, maybe. >> was she homeless when she met you? >> uh-huh. she was -

brent: all right, simon, thank you.ebanon says it is facing a jihadist threat on its border with syria. the civil war is threatening to spill over into the country. lebanese soldiers have been positioned along the border. insurgents from the islamic state and other people started back in 2014, causing dozens of casualties on both sides, with the threat of our bombs and future incursions, the lebanese army is on alert. five people suspected of belonging to a cell of islamic state have been arrested in police operations across the three european countries. three of the suspects were arrested in spain, one in belgium, another here in germany. the organization is accused of spreading propaganda and seeking recruits for i.s. using social media, including on one account with 32,000 followers. the identities have not been released. the u.s. senate has voted to override president barack obama's veto of the bill that would let families sue the saudi government over the september 11 terror attacks. senators overwhelmingly rejecte

simon: one of uncertainty.ten about on the bloomberg -- there is a great deal of uncertainty, they do not know what theresa may plans for when to stop the talks, when -- start the sox, what she will seek in the talks and what brexit will deliver. if you're a business, you might not be hiring, spending as much. it is not just small businesses -- big business to. talked aboute ceo the uncertainty for him and how he might not be investing in the assembly line. there are lots of doubt. when you have that doubt, you are not as spirited as you would be another economic times. vonnie: how are they doing on the hiring at the super ministry for brexit there, simon? simon: they are coming along. the new department has recruited a fair number in london and brussels, but it has been built from scratch, and other civil servants are being encouraged to move there. study as she goes. they are also -- steadas she goes. they are relying on outsiders -- and the consultancy business is doing very well in the wake of brexit. vonni

bile who is is also a >> did you meet simone? >> i did not meet her back there yet. but i want to. i'm going to freak out. >> she's going to freak out to meet you. >> i'm going to freak out more. >> we got you something because you have so many medals. you have to have someplace to hold them so we got you something. let's go over here. >> her reaction is priceless there. >> that's the way to meet a efron too. but when you're simone biles and you have that many medals you can meet all the celebrities you want. >> celebrating birthdays today. s&l cast member leslie jones, she's 49 years old. "early today" will be right back. >> the legend. ? when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? ? thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines through the un foundation. it's that easy to make a difference. ? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. incredible ber protection in a pad this thin, i didn't... ...think it would work, but it does. it's called always discreet f

>>> ooh how great was that simone biles in rio? dominated the games. now this morning she's answering questions about her health after her medical records were leaked and they did show she had permission to show the medication she was using for adhd during the competition but some are asking if those drugs gave her an unfair leg up at the olympics? >> and there it is. >> reporter: this morning america's golden girl targeted. >> she's just got so much power. >> reporter: simone biles one of the victims of the latest cyberattack. hackers circulating confidential some of usa's star athletes. it revealed she tested positive for a typical estimate lapse used for treating adhd that was

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simon: i think it is too soon. exclusive today showing the banks and of view themselves as a special status. but itwe had the crisis, is still a huge industry. they are trying to use that power a little bit by saying to the government, they would like may to dinner she did is ideal for them, even before article 50 is triggered. rightthat, they have the to buy and sell products in the eu while based in london. that will be maintained beyond that two-year timeframe just in case we run out of time and fall off. they can make that case. they can say it is not in europe's interest to have a distorted market, deutsche bank noting how important their clients are for them in london. if they can achieve that, that would be quite impressive given people like angela merkel who say we will not have any informal talks before article 50 is triggered. francine: john mikel flight spoke to vladimir putin and asked him about brexit. vladimir putin rather provocatively said, someday the european union could shrink in size as the stro

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. >> simone biles, venus and serena williams all have been hacked.ussian hackers breaking into the anti-doping database stealing information from these huge stars. good morning, i'm george howell. >> nice to see you again, george. i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, september 14th. it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. new information about hillary clinton's recovery from pneumonia. her campaign announced she will return to the stump tomorrow. she was catching up on reading, reading books, that is. making phone calls and watching president obama campaign for her in philadelphia. >> this is not me going through the motions here. i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> that's four -- five really. president obama hitting the trail from 2008 to 2012, vigorously defending hillary clinton saying she's being held to an unfair standard. and hammering donald trump. and saying you can't grave the presidency on a curve. cnn's michelle kosinski was in philadelphia. she's got more for us this morning. ry, george and christine, president obama stood at

over meeting simone biles who was also a guest on the show. take a look at what happened. >> simone is here. did you meet her? >> i did not yet. no, but i want to. i'm going to freak out. >> she's going to freak out too. >> i'm going to freak out more. >> we got you something because you have so many medals. you have to have someplace to hold them so we got you something. let's go over here. >> your own personal channing tatum medal holder. how about that? >> he's going to be in the remake of splash. he's going to be the merman. he's going to be the merman. ?? when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? ?? thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines through the un foundation. it's that easy to make a difference. ?? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. incredible bladder protection in a pad this thin, i didn't... ...think it would work, but it does. it's called always discreet for bladder leaks, the super... ow i'm wearing it but no one else will. a woman is dead af

i mean -- >> simon, one second. i'm being told we're hearing something from donald trump here about hillary clinton. let's listen to this for one sec. >> -- how about the acid wash of the e-mails that didn't mean anything? how about the 33,000 missing e-mails that were acid washed. acid washed. and rudy was telling me, nobody does it because it's such an expensive process. 33,000. these e-mails had to do with the wedding. i give that five. the wedding, and the other thing, of course, was the yoga classes, right? now, look, look, folks, this is, this is a very sad time, i'm telling you, for justice in our country. this is a very sad time. i've never seen anything like this. never seen anything like this. i mean, go a step further. how about, i guess it was july 4th weekend, the interview take place on july 4th weekend with no taping, no tape recorder, no nothing. and right on the weekend, when the information that watching. they wanted was released on friday, before labor day weekend. friday afternoon. everyone's awa

simone sanders, thank you. simone is with me on the other side of this break. we have a lot ahead to cover. hillary clinton counting on black voters to help propel her to the white house. the polling shows she may be coming up short with one key group of african-american voters. ahead, what she needs to do to get the support she needs. >>> it's one thing to call your rival deplorable in a presidential race. attacking the supporters of your opponent takes things to a new level. will hillary clinton's words come back to haunt her come november? >>> in the aftermath of the september 11th attacks, the name cantor fitzgerald became synonymous with loss of life. two-thirds of that company's workers perished on 9/11. the company's ceo has found a way to make something extraordinary happen after a tragedy. >>> also, this. >> i never thought i would never feel good about anything ever again after peter was killed. and i feel good about the work that we're doing. >> how the parents of peter alderman turned their september 11th loss of their son into a mission to help the

please welcome simone yetch! simone, thanks so much for being here. here. >> you're welcome, you're very welcome. >> stephen: when did you start building roberts? >> i started doing hardware hacking two years ago and i had ideas i wanted to prototype and was always looking for somebody to do it for me until i was >> stephen: so you taught yourself. >> googling. >> stephen: i have to write that down. google, that sounds like a good source. >> google it. google how to google you. >> stephen: have a specific title. you're not just a robot mairk. you're the queen of something. you can tell people because i can't say it. >> the queen of ( bleep ) robots. i asked, and we can say crappy. >> stephen: we can say crappy robots. >> or shoddy. >> stephen: how do you say the >> ( bleep ). i would guess. but it doesn't translate that well. >> stephen: it sounds so much classier in swedish. i'm dying to know if cbs will bleep any of the words you just said? >> i think they'll bleep all of them to be sure. >> stephen: a lot of the robots you make are dangerous. we'll

simone biles had taken drug to treat adhd and this is what she treated.e know i believe in clean sports, have always followed the rules and will continue to do so. as fairplay is critical to sport and is very important to me. train to the latest on the world of sports. extra inning heroics last night. t. jay rivera to beat the mets to a four to three win over the washington nationals. nine games of washington and the nlp syndicate their hold on the second wild-card spot. new york has won eight of its last 10 and a 17 and six august 20th. the yankees continued their stride to a season spot. jacoby came off the bench in the back to back homers. victory over the l.a. dodgers. new york is two games behind baltimore for the second wild-card division leading. the red sox missed a chance to invade in the al east race. baltimore orioles beat austin six to three last night with two games of the red sox. t.j. hardy with a three run homer later in the second. boston had won five out of six. lauren: president obama unveils a new plan for childcare. >> we can provide

simone biles, venus and serena williams, and elena della donne. wada says the sensitive information was stolen by a cyber espionage group known thought to be russian, through the phishing of e-mail accounts. the target, some of the biggest stars in rio. simone biles had a medical exemption to take a banned substance. she took a stand today on twitter. i have adhd and have taken medicine for it since i was a kid. tennis superstar venus williams reacting. i was disappointed to learn today my private medical data has been compromised. i followed the rules. >> these athletes foed absolutely everything right and everything that they should have done. and to suggest or imply anything else is absolutely false. >> reporter: fancy bear is the same organization tied to the hack of the democratic national committee. the russian government denies any involvement. >> cyber terrorism is real. this is a form of terrorism that has invaded their lives. situation and is very conscious of the threat that it represents to athletes whose confidential information has b

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today is a big day at university hospital for this super hero team. >> andrew simon 4664. the last time. >> reporter: diagnosed last november with the deadliest form of brain cancer. >> i still can't process it. >> reporter: andy simon is in for his very last treatment. because his dad is here and it is like family. i'm glad that it is done with and it's gone, i hope it's gone. and that it is just an odd feeling. >> reporter: these treatments are a part of the clinical trial, actually the most complicated trial going. after his tumor was removed he went through radiation and then came the chemo. but what makes this different from traditional treatments, the chemo is combined with another drug that will make it more effective. so the stem cells are removed from the blood and then genetically modified to make the bone marrow resistant to side effects. >> this is exactly what we're aiming for that we have delivered a very effective treatment to someone with a brain tumor. and he's been able to tolerate the treatments very well. he's lead a full and active life, now he's going

jenna: simon, why don't you think she can?she's going to make public appearance and she has experience to lead the country. look, she has now gotten all the republican policy officials who have joined the campaign. republican policy leaders who are agreeing with her in the case. i want to echo what was said about chris, the contrast of trump, trump has been a wild inconsistent character, deeply inexperienced in the time of enormous challenge, the worst possible person we could put into the oval office given how inexperienced he is. i've listen today him talk year. i was on air, ramblg and incoherent and he's getting better but still a long way from being reassuring, i think -- jenna: we've discussed on the program, listen to a former admiral today talk about why why he supports donald trump. he didn't like the way hillary clinton handled classified information. he said on a very basic level that shows -- showed to him that she was not capable or faithful and that's the word that he used to the united states government. donald

simone: i think it propped -- keith: i think it probably would.the economy would going to pause mode. you just don't know what the government policy is going to be. i think business would hold back, consumers would hold back from large ticket items. the fed would say -- hang on their, let's see the -- hang on, let's see the impact on the economy. in simple terms they announced that they would be flexible at the monetary base. they said they had a new inflation target above 2%. they were going to keep going until that target is stable. the big question is -- does forward guidance lift inflation next decorations? inflation answer -- expectations? what's the answer to that? the bank of japan has been trying for a long time to reduce inflation expectations in japan, and it hasn't really succeeded. it was disappointing earlier in the year when they didn't see the wages begin to rise. it is a step in the right direction, but i think the japanese public will look at this and think -- hang on, why are you now saying that you will have it in excess of 2%?

simon: that is why it is taking some time.es not want to necessarily race to the negotiating table to find the other side has better points to make, so it will take a few months to put the ducks in a row. , they arew today making the point that theresa may needs to invoke article 50 30 quickly and do so quickly. head ofif you are household in britain, you are in limbo until this gets sorted out which might be a decade, a generation or two. simon: i think that would be quite a stretch, but certainly one of the issues my colleague scott hamilton wrote about today, everyone is celebrating the fact that the economy has not been damaged as much as everyone thought and has done fairly ok through the summer. the points got makes, very often recessions have delayed shocks, delayed responses. the last crisis of lehman brothers, it took a while for the u.k. to enter recession in part because businesses and households take some time to adjust. they want to know the slump is real before they ratcheted up savings or start firing workers. m

simone biles had a medical exemption to take a banned substance. she took a stand on twitter. i have adhd and have taken kid. tennis superstar venus williams reacting, i was disappointed to learn today that my private, medical data was compromised. i followed the rules. >> these athletes have fol fallen the rules to a tee, everything they should have done and to surkt or imply anything else is false. >> reporter: fancy bear is tied to the hack of the democratic national committee. the russian government denies y >> cyber-terrorism is real. this is a form of terrorism that has invaded their lives. >> reporter: wat says it deeply regrets the situation and is very conscious of the tlt that it represents to athletes to those with confidential information has been divulged through this cell act. >> i characterize this as a weapon of mass distraction testimony russians want to distract from their own problems olympics. >> reporter: wada says hackers are working to undermine their organization, some of the biggest stars in sports are the real victims. >> it's a shame afterryio, they

that's a big hedgehog. >> simon had to use forceps to pull that creature out. simon gets out the flashlight to make sure everything's okay with this creature. >> grumpy hedgehog. >> it is, because it was like, i found a nice place, nobody bothering me, then you pull me out. this is really interesting, because they said after a while, the thing wasn't moving, wasn't vacating the premise. they move it and it just sits there. >> lowest energy hedgehog ever. >> you are not kidding, oli. finally, wait, there's a gate. >> mighty hedgehog. >> please leave so i can go on about my day. >> in this next video, i don't think it will be too hard of a guess to find out what made its way into this dumpster behind a fast food restaurant. you win, oli, it is a raccoon. >> every time. only thing in there, no actual trash, just raccoons. >> this guy is look i heard twitching in the dumpster, took a look, and saw a very healthy sized stuck a stick in and the raccoon knew how to climb up. >> that's where i would live if i was a raccoon. bring the food right to you. >> gas tanks, pi

gymnast simone biles responded, please know i the believe in clean sport. have always followed the rules. the u.s. anti-doping agency is also standing by the athletes. sang innocent athletes being engaged in by the hack herers is coward. in july, wada discovered widespread evidence of state sponsored doping which helped russian athletes win at sochi in 2014. russian track & field team was banned from rio. fancy bear hackers are threatening to release more records in the coming days. a spokesman for vladamir putin flatly denied any links to these president obama met with putin about past russian intrusions. and said he does not want this to escalate into a cyber-arms race. >> margaret brennan. thanks. hillary clinton will return to her campaign on thursday. after being laid low by pneumonia over the weekend. today, president obama appeared for her in philadelphia. and he looked a little bit like a retired athlete thrilled to be back in the game. here is nancy es pennsylvania she whooped me. >> reporter: president obama sought to inoculate clinton about quest

during us now is bloomberg finance team leader, simone meier. great to have you. have a chart on the bloomberg showing deutsche bank on senior debt over the past year as well. you can see the general trend is moving up, but we are seeing it come down a little there today. is this a bit of a relief rally in the markets on the news we have had today? simone: it is definitely a relief rally, and there has been risk aversion. ,e have seen a driving cdf's options, and shares coming up from record lows. it is not just the asset sales, but also the fact that he ruled out, once and for all, or at least in the immediate future, that no jamaica will raise capital, and that becomes -- that comes as a huge relief to investors that were worried to it -- about it ever since doj presented -- boj presented them. nejra: what about the aspect of government aid? where are we with that/ we have reports that the government was looking to take a stake in deutsche bank. simone: that is one of the reasons fueling concerns among investors and shareholders. what we can say at this point is