simon: more clarity.uestions she would wait until after the election but we learned she will start before the first quarter. what we do not have his details of exactly what the british are seeking about a future trading relationship with the eu. people want some clarity, and the warnings from francois hollande and andrew -- angela merkel that it is not going to be an easy negotiation. priority isse their cracking down on immigration. at the same time, that might mean losing access to the single market if the european leaders stick by their warnings. this prioritizing emigration over things like bank passporting and access, over easy trade for exporters. that is a lot of reason you see this selloff in the markets, this feeling that the economy is not necessarily the priority. they are playing with the short-term economy in hoping that the long-term is better, but the gamble is that they can get control of immigration in the meantime. against have sterling 16 major currencies, down against all of them at 1.

simon: i don't think we do.re are a lot of parallels being drawn with the issues facing us and 2008. i think this is entirely separate. i have sympathy with both ecb members and german business. there is a lot of politics in this deutsche story. we talk on a daily basis about the rising protectionism, some of the litigation coming out in europe and attacking u.s. companies, and the case of apple, more recently u.s. litigators going after volkswagen and now deutsche. the difficulty, of course, is that the intelligence for the markets tends to come from the ecb stress test, which looks at a set of macroeconomic scenarios but doesn't look at litigation on this scale. quite difficult in an mortgagent where the backed securities are so uncertain. judgment onttlement what fair value looks like. a short-term flight to quality, as your chart shows, is entirely rational in the very short term. i don't think this is systemic or long-term. anna: meanwhile, investors are rethinking what flight to safety looks like and the p

now, simon?ink the risk of there, andactually clearly, if you go back to the august press conference -- you a prize were taking place in the supermarkets, and at the moment, that is not an issue. , sotill have got oil supply from the perspective of energy, it is not quite over, but we are coming a long way there he quickly. the idea that you could see a pickup in inflationary pressures -- i think the other thing is big numbers in the u.k., things like that, it reads very badly. manus: a quick answer. do you want to be short cable or short the euro? simon: it will be the dollar. thank you for spending us the last 40 minutes or so with us. and the energy congress starts in istanbul, hot on the heels of algiers and the global oil production. our bloomberg reporter joins us. very good to see you on the program. what can we expect? this meeting really was not anything special until the past few days, with a turned into an unofficial opec meeting. cannot say exactly what we're going to expect on the he

simon says a mother had taken the purse... and when simons husband confronted her... she denied everything. eventually, she gave in... and gave the cs 'its kind of disheartening that you cant keep your stuff with you.' simon says west allis police were quick to respond, and went after the culprit. its unclear if anyone was arrested... but simon says she plans on baking cookies for the officers this week as a way of saying thank you. milwaukee police are investigating a shooting near the old pabst brewery complex. it happened a little before 1:30 yest juneau. the 18-year-old victim is expected to survive. police believe the shooting was robbery related-- but they don't have any suspects in custody. the trial for a milwaukee police officer accused of harassing a woman gets underway today. 42-year old edmund estacio is charged with disorderly conduct. the alleged incident happened in brown deer last may. a woman claimed she had received dozens of missed calls from estacio...then she claims he came to her apartment and started banging on her window estacio has been suspen

simon says a mother had taken the purse... and when simons husband confronted her... she denied everything. but eventually returned the purse and diaper bag. that you cant keep your stuff with you.' simon says west allis police were quick to respond, and went after the culprit. its unclear if anyone was arrested.. adlib to weather we've got a warm front passing through today, which means our temperatures are going to steadily increase- even after just before midnight. those same upper 50s will be our official lows for tuesday, with highs by tomorrow afternoon reaching closer to 70. today: mostly cloudy and breezy. high: 58 wind: sse 10-20 mph a sheriff's deputy in north west wisconsin -- is shot and killed over the weekend. the sheriff's office in rusk county says the deputy was responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle late saturday night. the deputy radioed he found the vehicle, but officials then lost contact with the deputy. when back up a manhunt for the suspect. he was found and taken into custody-- but he has not been charged. milwaukee police are investig

[simone] yeah. jill. have you met andy sipowicz, bobby simone? i met bobby. hi, andy. how's it going? you were at d.o.i., huh? yeah, yeah. boss, you got a minute for me? yeah. thanks. mm-hmm. no callback from henry coffield? - no. - you wanna start working on this? what a little baby you are. what a little tattletale. that guy i talked to earlier, said he was getting threatened? yeah. what's it about? his ex-girlfriend's brother was hassling him... over not taking responsibility for ththgirlfriend's baby. - i went to talk to the brother, try to cool it out. - during a meal period? this girl just stood there. so, you think the baby's not hers? i'm wondering if i shouldn't be looking for reports of missing black newborns. well, you can do thaha jill. but you need to hear me on going out by yourself. it was a soft complaint. i didn't want us to have to take a case on it and get no clearance. understood. on the other hand, you go out by yourself during a meal period, some kind of beef gets filed, how do we back up your version of the story? you're rightht okay. reach out t

i'm detective simone, mr. carter. - you called about my van? - yeah, uh, why don't we go and have a cup of coffee? andy, this is mr. carter. how's it going? was it involved in something? by a guy named larry duncan. have a seat. he's a hod carrier. he worked for me, like, five years ago. calls s last month, and i hire him back, jerk that i am. he must've stolen it from the site last night. - so, this guy was away? - just got out of rikers. you're sure he took it? i leave the van at theheite. i seen him watch me stash the key in the visor, like the jerk i am. he's been stealing stuff the last week. he do something real bad? your van was involved in a robbery where some people got hurt. the title's in my y me, but i was home with my pregnant wife. she'll confirm it. were the people hurt bad? - where can we find duncan? - alls i got's a beeper number. uh, i went out once last night... wife's pregnant. all she does is eat tang tang noodles. i'm at a loss. hey, jesse, give me a break. that's not your signature? it looks close. trying to get you to a

and her husband remembered simons phone has the 'find my friends' app - and when simons husband confronted her... she denied everything. eventually, she gave in... and gave the items back. cs 'its kind of disheartening that you cant keep your stuff with you.' simon says west allis police were quick to respond, and went after the culprit. its unclear if anyone was arrested... but simon says she plans on baking cookies for the officers this week as a way of saying thank you. the f-b-i is now sifting through hundreds of thousands of e-mails investigation into democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. this new development could have serious implications in the race for the white house, with the election just over a week away. doug luzader has the latest from washington. intro the fbi has begun to sift through hundreds of thousands of emails as part of a re-open investigation into democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. this stunning developments could have serious implications in the race for the white house, with the election just over a week away. doug luzader has the intro w

i don't know why we did it. >> simone biles, coy never be her. >> you know we're here. (crying). >> i'm sorry, i'm just so sorry. sorry. >> we are sore. >> i there is nothing scarier than us up close. >> by the way my hair is turning from silver to green here, it is chlorine. that's what it is. >> i haven't seen my uniform or leo tarred under the lights. it is kind of fabulous with the rainbows all over the place. >> here is the thing, made by gk elite sports wear the same company that made the actual leotards for simone bile and the final five, in berks county. so nice to send this so i could look off english no wonder looks so real. so you may be just vaulting into the lead here as far as the the contest is concerned. >> i hope i'm getting some votes. >> it is a competition. >> these abs are pretty good. >> i've been working on that for years. >> one show. >> and then bob with his, you know, he's got those cupping things. >> how much time do you have to vote? >> seconds. >> remember, use the hashtag fox 29 and our names mike, alex, bob and sue.

simon, congratulations on this massive scoop.hat do we know about theresa simon: speaking to people within the government, it is a bad news data fact that the figures in the governments are saying proved to be the end result. that is unlike the predecessors, gordon brown and david cameron, theresa may is not enthralled to the city. she is annoyed by some of a loving -- by some of the lobbying. the assumption is within government is in the end, brexit might cost bank bonuses but it will not cost many jobs. because itlish talk runs counter to what the banks have been saying. -- banks have been saying which is we will move jobs. francine: initial reaction when you read this report this morning? >> i think it highlights some of the downside risks of sterling. that said, i think things are politically likely to go quieter going forward until we get to the point where article 50 is triggered. although we have a downside target, sterling 115. that target is more likely to be met early in the year rather than in the remainder of this yea

simon says a mother had taken the purse... and when simons husband confronted her... she denied everything. cs 'the purse was walking down beecher street slowly - him and his friends got in the car and went over there.' eventually, the woman gave in... and gave the items back. simon says west allis police were quick to respond. its unclear if anyone was arrested... wisconsin -- is shot and killed over the weekend. the sheriff's office in rusk county says the deputy was responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle late saturday night. the deputy radioed he found the vehicle, but officials then lost contact with the deputy. when back up arrived, authorities found the deputy shot to death, prompting a manhunt for the suspect. he was found and taken into custody-- but he has not been charged. milwaukee police are investigating a shooting near before 1:30 yesterday morning near 10th and juneau. an 18-year old was injured. police believe the shooting was robbery related-- no suspects are in custody. in sports-- the packers almost walked out of the georgia dome with a vict

mark: simone, thank you for joining us.er large european banks are in the sametake a look at wn equities are trading. four minutes away from the end of the wednesday session. apparently the americans call it hump day. 1%. 100 down by 9/10 of the dax is lower. three days of declines. earnings driving sentiment. i will leave you with the currency board today. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, you are watching the european close on bloomberg television. i am mark barton along with quinn. quinn. the european stocks finishing the day lower. retail auditors gaining. real estate, oil, chemicals, and gas declining. today monte paschi, love this chart because it shows the extent of the volatility we have seen in the share price from oversold to overbought in the space of a week. this is incredible. below 30 is oversold and it jumped, double in the space of seven days and now it is overbought once again crossing above 70 as investors questioned the plan to raise 5 billion euros as vital capital. still up by 66% in nine days. has

with simon who's 21. >> we woke up to tons of bugs people found. >> and stephen, also 21. today is a big day for them. they hope to raise $1 million. ♪ around here, that's not so farfetched. i'm coding right now? >> you are. >> abe is 19 and created a million dollar company. silicon valley is teaming with investor money. brilliant people from around the country are flocking here. do you have any regrets about not even having a high school diploma? >> none. >> these young savants are controlling the future. and changing the world. >> what happened in san francisco in 2015 is going to be the subject of history books. ♪ >>> if you're wondering what college students are up to these days, you don't have to look much further than a football stadium on an october weekend. it's 8:00 p.m. on a friday night and hundreds and hundreds of kids have converged here for a big event. >> don't be fooled. they're not here to tailgate and watch the game. they're here to hack. >> hi, everyone. how many of you are beginner hackers? this is your first hack athon? >> whoa. hell yeah. >> this is t

it's the simon keith foundation annual fundraiser. simon is the first organ transplant recipent to play sports after receiving a heart transplant. all the money raised from today's event goes to help those who have undergone life saving organ transplants. the group today... andrew westerland from vancouver british columbia was this year's poster boy for the foundation. at 12 he received a heart transplant, is a cancer survior and alsoi lost most of his hearing as a result of a rare disorder. he's a couragious young man and was honored to be helped by simon's foundation. - (( )) andrew westerlund; "when i was 12 i had a heart transplant then a couple years later i was perfectly fine then i was diagnoised with cancer, cancer sucks. simon keith/ this is not complicated, but he's a beast a trooper, grinding through it. shannon westerlunkd/mother; "he was very brave through it all, he just shrugged his shoulders and said ok when are we going to do that then and that was his response when told he needed a heart transplant." ((chris maathuis

simon: i'm not sure i would classify it as a 2016 story. a story for the past three or four years. where i do think there has been a change is the attitude towards the emerging markets equities. underperformance. this year, a sharp turnaround in the emerging markets and it is something clients are actively trying into pl with respect to the -- play with the respect to the momentum. the valuations is a rationale. it is also a theme we share. we are overweight and emerging-market equities -- in emerging-market equities. chieft: simon smiles, investment officer for ubs. thank you for joining us. joe: it is round two for donald trump and hillary clinton this sunday evening. what can we expect from the second presidential debate in a town hall style? this is bloomberg. ♪ obtainedhington post and posted a video of donald trump recorded having said something extremely lewd with billy bush, the host of "access hollywood" about women back in 2005. alex joins us now to talk about the incident and the apology and is it a big deal? is this a big deal f

simon: i am not sure the gilt yield is necessary. inflationary risks like we saw yesterday with the so-called marmite episode, the gilt yields are reacting to this idea that the brexit could ultimately me higher inflation. mark: he says they are going to overlook it. simon: i think weight -- they will try to side with trying to protect growth. mark: another story which is fascinating with bankers, who do they go to, to vent their frustration? there is a lot of departments out there, aren't they? simon: this is a big issue across the city of london. bloomberg noting that a lot of bankers are saying they do not and who to call. when they call the department they are told, you need the department of cell and so. downing street says you should come and talk to us. a lot of confusion and communication issues. it is another thing that the banks are starting to feel a bit offended when it comes to brexit. they already feel that theresa may is not ranking them high enough or prioritizing their issues when she talks about immigration or acces

>> i think my favorite line from the whole video is right about here where simon know simon, he's just kidding, because that man is all about rescuing animals. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> yep, to enter you're going to need tuesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years or older, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> if like me you're the kind of then you'll realize this is now a thing. >> we just saw a clown over the suspension bridge. >> since august there have been reports all over. they've been on blogs, mainstream news, been on tv, overseas, here in america, people are freaking out. there are clowns everywhere. this video right here is the latest example we've seen. chasing it out, having a run. >> what the [ bleep ] you man? >> if the clown does not have a machete and there's two of you, keep going. >> [ bleep ]. yo, patrick. he has a knife. >> he has a knife in his hands and he's walking straight towards him. now he's running. they are like, you know what, i've seen enough horror movies in my life, i'm out of there

but the woman ran from simon's husband after handing over the purse. we're just about a week away from election day. and this week brings another round of candidates to wisconsin. tuesday evening-- donald trump and his running mate mike pence will campaign up in eau claire. that same day hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine has appearances scheduled in appleton and at u-w madison. hillary clinton's wisconsin supporters -- say the f-b-i is being "irresponsible." j before the election -- the agency's director announces plans to review more emails ....that could be related to hillary clinton's private server. political reporter theo keith with the response from both sides. 00:30 this could be the motherload!sunday, while donald trump seized on the latest twist in the presidential race. hillary clinton and her wisconsin supporters criticized publicizing the review of newly discovered emails. this, i thought, was especially irresponsible the fbi itself said they dont know whether it is significant or not. investigators found the emails as part of a sepa

they are asking for us and that's a good thing. >> simon comes back with news.e had the larnlest bit coin mining farm in the united states. >> what are did he want to talk about? >> he loved the app. >> things are looking up for the guys. they will find out for sure if any of the investors will back their company. >> where do you think you will be six months from now? >> in an actual office with employees and moving to new york city. big city, exciting, lots of finance. we will have a place to live and hopefully bigger than where we are staying now. >> separate rooms. >> at the hack-a-thon in berkeley, the goals are more short-term. only 4568 of the teams made it to the finish line and james's team is one of them. now the most difficult challenge yet. >> what are you looking for? >> creativity and completeness of vision and implementation. >> brian has been a software imagine for more than 25 years. >> do you consider yourself a tough judge? >> your goal is to find the best. >> i >> show me about your hack today. >> do you have a phone on you? >> sure. >> text t

does she have a point, simone?n't think anyone should be suggesting violence so i'm not going to agree with kellyanne conway. i think she's being extreme because donald trump has actually talked about people who believe in the second amendment to take up -- everyone believes in the second amendment, for people who are second amendment activists to take up arms against hillary clinton, he suggested secret service shouldn't protect her for a short period of time and see what happens. he has directly threatened violence against the secretary -- >> i'm human, don. >> that was a good pivot, too, simone, but go ahead. >> i'm human, don, and i can say that a lot of those things -- and this isn't just political talk. you talk about the way that we're having a serious discussion about the value of women in this country, i mean, i don't know -- if you talked about it earlier wtoday, but yo have john brown, kicker for the new york giants -- >> i've got 20 seconds, bakari. >> -- stated he abused his wife and they do nothing, a

the simon keith foundation annual fundraiser. simon is the first organ transplant recipient to play sports after receiving a heart transplant. all the money raised from today's event goes to help those who have undergone life saving organ transplants. andrew westerlund from vancouver british columbia was this year's poster boy for the foundation. at 12 he received a heart transplant, a few years he was diagnosed with cancer and also lost most of his hearing as a result of a rare disorder. he's a courageous young man and was extremely grateful to receive help from simon's foundation. andrew westerlund/ transplant survivor: "when i was 12 i had a heart transplant then a couple years later i was perfectly fine then i was diagnosed with cancer, cancer sucks." simon keith/nevada donor network: "this is not a like you're replacing an engine in a car, very complicated, but he's a beast a grinding through it." shannon westerlund/mother: "he was very brave through it all, he just shrugged his shoulders and said ok when are we going to do

i don't know. >> simone, that's it. what john just said is the problem.may wrap up the investigation quickly. maybe there is nothing that implicates hillary clinton or huma abedin. however, the republicans in congress have promised this will never go away. they promised they will have investigations and committee hearings and talk of impeachm t impeachment. is that fatigue that loyal democrats say i can't take more years of this. >> you know what? i wish republicans in congress would do their jobs instead of thinking of ways to obstruct hillary clinton before she gets elected as president. there are pressing issues facing the nation you need to take care of. the facts are we don't know the facts. we don't know because director comey's letter was actually very irresponsible in its brevity and how vague it was. we need actually the fbi and director comey to come out and tell us what the facts are and it is important to note when this news broke, there were lots of stories coming out saying they reopened the investigation, the fbi had. that's just not true.

simon falls on his bum, but he does keep hold of the antlers. they still got it, but now they have to move this thing to the right area. >> sometimes we see videos the deer doesn't act like this. >> here you go, still not easy. >> everybody clear, everybody happy? >> i think my favorite line from the whole video is right about know simon, he's just kidding, because that man is all about rescuing animals. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> yep, to enter you're going to need tuesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years or older, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> if like me you're the kind of person who likes to follow the then you'll realize this is now a thing. >> we just saw a clown over the suspension bridge. >> since august there have been reports all over. they've been on blogs, mainstream news, been on tv, overseas, here in america, people are freaking out. there are clowns everywhere. this video right here is the latest example we've seen. chasing it out, having a run. man? >>

simon: in a positive way.s a move from less socialism into more centrist, pro-reform -- you see it in brazil. the big one would be to see some normalization in venezuela. matt: really great to get some time with you. inc. is a much, -- thank you so much, simon lue fong. he's on his way to the imf meeting. christine lagarde joins tom keene and francine lacqua tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. eastern time on bloomberg television. coming up, wells fargo shares joining today's bank rally. analysts are not feeling so bullish about wfc. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." matt: julie hyman has the chart of the day and the subject is wfc. i thought for a moment kfc. i was more excited. julie: no, it is wells fargo. we are talking about analyst confidence or lack thereof in the stock right now. the celebrating behind me here. ell rating behind me here. the highest now since the eight sellrisis -- ratings now on this stock. stumpf has been hauled before congress a couple of times. his salary has been clawed

john: simon, as a loyal democrat are you worried about mill stone?ight before the election. >> i think it's an issue and we will have to address. the particularly big problem is we don't have a lot of time to rebut some of the exaggerated xarnlgs -- charges that we are going to hear. we are talking about a million and a half to two million people under who get health insurance through exchanges will see the costs, hurt their own pocketbook . on balance, we can defend obamacare. we eliminated preexisting conditions, life-time caps, more than 20 million people have gotten insurance through obamacare and healthcare costs in general which is a big contributor to the deficit have slowed down and the growth, so we can defend it over time but i think, yes, there's an opportunity for the republicans in this short window to make some gains in the next few weeks. john: morgan, your response to simÓn's point. morgan: good luck defending it. you know, it's easy to say what you've done with obamacare but go to the small business owner who can't hire more employee

here's my old friend simon cowell from wildlife aid in the uk. there's a deer caught in fencing, we've seen that before, but this one really got itself into a bind. doesn't make this rescue exactly easy. >> almost like confined. >> exactly. they need to grab him and move simon falls on his bum, but he does keep hold of the antlers. they still got it, but now they have to move this thing to the right area. >> sometimes we see videos the deer doesn't act like this. >> here you go, still not easy. >> everybody clear, everybody happy? >> i think my favorite line from the whole video is right about here where simon is like -- i know si because that man is all about rescuing animals. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> yep, to enter you're going to need tuesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years or older, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> if like me you're the kind of person who likes to follow the stranger news stories out there, a thing. >> we just saw a clown over the suspension bridg

>> second friends chance. >> you brought simon with you. >> that's correct. >> simon is new with you. you just brought him in. >> we've had him for a week. he came from hillsboro county pet resource center. he had been adopted out, and was returned for not getting along with other animals which is strange because owe he owe >> you've seen the opposite. >> yeah. he lives with a foster home. she two cats and this dog has been everyone's best friend. we couldn't be happier with how he's doing. >> he's come close to being my best friend. simon, can you sit? can you sit? can you sit for me? sit. sit. all right. >> there you go. >> i almost had to redo this. i know he can sit. he's kind of like -- i knew he was going to do it. we don't know exactly what he is. but he's got this handsome mix going on. >> he's perfect. he's a great dane and lab mixed. >> that's what we're thinking. he has facial characteristics the dain. >> he's a great pup. >> we love him. >> he's not quite ready to be taken into someone's else home. he's heart worm positive. he needs to put on weight. >> heart worm treatmen

simon: it depends on if you can deliver it.ast month the bank of japan said that they were committed to hitting above targets for the inflation goal that they failed to reach in the last several years. it depends on whether you can achieve your target. a 10 second 100 meters never going to happen. it?the achieve japan, no. u.k.? probably, but not because they are doing anything in particular to achieve it. the u.s. sort of sits in the middle ground, i think, looking at how they could possibly accommodate inflation. that's where i think it comes in. -- mark: on the comments from carney, letting the cpi overshoot, moving towards .9%, the strongest in two years. how far above 2% can it overshoot before central bankers become uncomfortable with it? in general you see an imperative below target inflation. fromu take the eurozone being just below 2% to being discouraged from the 2008 since then, you're on year. when will it squeak in terms of nothingnflation but do about it? in some sense it's a bigger picture. you can see the ration

simon french is still with us.s is a chart which can lead into a nice chat about inflation and how inflation expectations are rising, and investors preparing for that, simon, because this is tips, treasury inflation protected securities which are outperforming securities and the s&p 500. this is been normalized at 100. the white line is the tips line up by 7%. are we finally gaining traction when it comes to inflation in the united states, or not? simon: cyclically yes. structurally no. drivers ofral i lower inflation and lower neutral rate of interest continue. cyclical factors, the near full employment of the u.s. economy -- there is some underemployment in there -- but those base effects from a low oil prices which will peak in january and february of 2017 because you will have the one-year anniversary of $27 oil. that really is why people are looking at tips as just performing to the upside versus low balled expectations. mark: this is the spread between the u.s. two year and the u.k. two year. we'rea t the wid

tom: hurricane matthew simon is coast tonight. shelley: we hear from one new hampshire native braving the granite state. why he says tonight was in practice for sunday's debate. shelley: we begin tonight with hurricane matthew. right now the outer bands of the major storm are slamming the east coast of florida. at this hour, the violent storm with winds up to 130 miles per hour is just hours florida. good evening. i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. nearly three million under evacuation orders, it could be the largest evacuation in u.s. history. right now, the storm is kurt

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we have with us this morning scotty nel hughes and simone sanders.t's good to have both of you. >> nice to be here. >> you're welcome. >> the question is how do these two candidates who were -- when they were brought on back in july were seen as very likable guys by their respective parties, the bases of each defend candidates who are respectively, according to the polls, highly distrusted and disliked. i want to start with you simone. >> well, you know, i think for tim kaine, he's a very likable guy. everyone that knows tim kaine in the senate from the republicans and the democrats love him. he is beloved in virginia, so i think his likability will come across easily on stage and he's going to have to talk specifically about policies. when it comes to mike pence, mike pence has to answer for some of these outrageous things that donald trump has said. i know standing next to donald trump, mike pence might seem like an angel but we have to remember that this is the same man that waged war on the lbgtq community in indiana. that will come up on tuesday

simon: are they now positioning themselves for a lower forever scenario just as we turn the inflection point? the commodity story that has been driving headline inflation rates lower. signs acrosstainly a broad sphere of commodity prices that might be on the turn . is the second order impact happening at just the time? i don't believe the larry summers structural stagnation thesis will prevail, because we have chronic oversupply. i think these are rational reactions from businesses. the question is how those new business models developed at the same time as policymakers

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reynolds. >> reporter: but for simon caleb and those other small growers who've been operating in theadows for years, even decades, becoming street legal is a really complicated process. complicated and expensive. there'll be fees to the county and the state, income and payroll taxes, workers compensation insurance for his employees, inspections by a half dozen agencies. caleb says many of his neighboring farmers say, ¡forget about it.' >> i've only seen maybe two of them at a meeting. they don't attend; they're, i guess, maybe burying their head in the sand, but it's coming- and we have to be prepared. >> sreenivasan: the u.s. military is investigating whether a third missile launched from inside yemen was aimed at american navy ships patrolling the red sea. the navy says radar detected a possible attack on the u.s.s. mason last night, but nothing struck the ship. in the past week, shiite rebels at war with the government of yemen-- which is backed by the u.s. and saudi arabia-- twice fired missiles at u.s. ships. the u.s. responded with cruise missile strikes on rebel territory. to

republican strategist, adam goodman and democratic strategist, simon rosenberg. adam, people pro-trump, people in the audience believe exactly what he is saying. who does he need to get in and is he doing that as is sort of the same tone he struck which is bashing the media, bashing hillary and bashing washington? >> well, i'll tell you, liz, this is a change election and only open question is whether or not americans will exercise that feeling in the presidential ticket because down ballot i think you're certainly going to see a lot of that. a lot of people may be going down. insiders and incumbents versus outsiders and challengers. so he needs to get there. around i think there is a sense of a change message that he is going to have to deliver consistently. and then hope for something else, liz. he has to hope the polls are underpolling his vote. there is a hidden vote out there for donald trump and that by two to one with americans, voicing such displeasure about the direction of country that in privacy, cool of the night, privacy in the voting booth they will

now, who was simon parsons? - one of the condemned, like me. - who was simon parsons? - he was the assistant territorial commissioner. - and seth carter got him to put that indian land up at auction is that it? - no. no, he didn't. she did it. - she? oh, the one he'll come back to. now, who is she? - simon parson's wife. but she was to belong to me. carter put her in my mind, now do you understand? - i think i'm beginning to understand now. - no, you don't! nobody does. you hear those people walking on the street up there? i watched them every day. they walk as if there's solid ground underneath them because they can't see. there's no fire. there's no sulfurous pit. only here, inside. that's where hell is. hell is everywhere! because unto him was given the key to the bottomless pit and the power to loose the ravens of death! the ravens of death! and the scourge of locusts, the messengers of sin! of sin! of sin. condemned! you are all condemned! you are condemned! do you hear? you shall all know the truth! (bird cawing) (crashing) - i couldn't help it, mister. he just s

is that a big problem for the banks, simon? simon: in an ideal world, there brexit.-- the priority for her is immigration and the one thing merkel is yourom cannot have your cake and eat it. rely the immigration to kill their stock and payroll. alix: michael, moving to your sweet spot. wells fargo looking for contingency plans and morgan stanley is not. i spoke to the ceo about brexit. and the are trade-offs source of talent were our folks want to work and where businesses are. the obvious candidates, frankfurt, paris, places we are looking hard at. we are not in decision mode. we have enough time and have operations in madrid, paris, frankfurt. , milan across all of europe we are already there. it is a matter of how you move the resources. alix: wells fargo looking more seriously. where do banks can out? , it goesas forwarding business by business and banks have to look at what they can do in each business and where they can do it from. big things banks want is more time, some kind of transitional agreement so they are not on this two-year timeframe. but based on ou

that's not the best friend, simone. >> i got katie holmes. she's in this show on reels where she's playing jackie kennedy. >> did you ever go to dallas and see where the actual assassination went down? >> no, i didn't. harvey: i've never been. >> you can go and see where he drank his last drink before he died. i went there. harvey: no, he didn't drink. >> that's what they told me. >> you went on a whole fictional tour. went to jack in the box after. [laughter]

aw, man, i don't want this to be aisha. [ simone ] hi. hi. - [ doorbell buzzes ] - are you looking for my dad? we're-we're policemen. - is your dad kwasi olushola? - mm-hmm. - what's your name? - i'm hanna. - hanna, huh? - well, my dad calls me aisha. uh, is your moms around here? nah, she lives in the bronx. my daddy's taking me to my baseball game. hanna, we were supposed to tell you that your dad's involved with something else just now. do you know your mom's phone number? you can write it down here. what's my dad involved with? you know, hanna, we actually didn't get to talk with him. right now we have to call your moms and then she'll explain to you what's going on. well, uh, you want to come in my dad's apartment and use his phone? some skell wino saw a late-model car pull up to the car kwasi's in. guys in that car start blastin'. kwasi tries to pull away, drives into the stoop. skell says two black guys in the hit car, three guys in the car kwasi's in. three guys? yeah. he also says the hit car was green or red. so i don't make him

, it was a lie. >> simon: so, ethel finally went to the electric chair on the basis of evidence that was false. >> greenglass: false. >> cooper: he said he did it to save himself and his wife, and he showed little remorse. >> greenglass: we're still here. i didn't have to go away. nobody killed me, and i survived. >> simon: your sister didn't. >> greenglass: you know, i'd like to say something. and my children for my sister. how do you like that? my wife is more important to me than my sister. >> cooper: greenglass said he was pressed to give this false testimony by one of the prosecutors in the case, roy cohn, who would go on to become senator joseph mccarthy's right- hand man and was later disbarred for unethical conduct. >> simon: did cohn encourage you to testify that you saw ethel typing up the notes? >> greenglass: of course he did. >> cooper: as a reward for their testimony against the rosenbrgs, david greenglass got a reduced sentence, and his wife ruth, who had served as a soviet courier, never spent a day in prison. prosecutors believed the prospect of ethel dying in the el

so there's a lot at stake for both candidates and joining us now simon rosengurg.k you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> tony, i will start with you. final showdown. what does donald trump need to bring to the table? >> i think donald trump adjusted very well from the first debate which was considered to be a winner for hillary clinton to the second one which he was much more aggressive on the issues that mattered. he knew how to counterpunch better. tonight the essential question for him to answer and confirm to those independents who don't want to vote for her and aren't sure they want to vote for him does she have the temperament to be commander in chief. the two other things that present him with is a real opportunity to focus on the economy. we know from the polling even those that show him down by 6% that on issues of the economy he gets very high points. he talks to americans who feel economic distress very well and the second big piece of the issue tonight that will be discussed is the supreme court. this is what's going to be the call for a lot of rep