steen: you are right.e are at now with the .3%.is .2%, secondly, you are addressing a very important point, and that of curves,e issue which is embedded in the ecb, is not working. there is no correlation in the world of evolution and technology that dictates the high employment level will give you high inflation levels. that creates the policy mistake. i will agree with the premise you put in. but having said that, we have to realize that real rates in the europe remain negative. the monetary stimulus seen from a point of a bank is still rich, relatively speaking. did the markets expect too much in terms of euro commentary from mario draghi yesterday? i have a chart that says we saw an upsurge in the euro, and 1.20% does stand out as we having breached that level. should we wait to get more active on the currency, when he has an extreme level? the pace has been fast, but an extreme level. he had a fragile economy. that is when you bring out the big guns. don't forget,n: when the euro was trading lower, it

. >> i think joel ol' steen isn't on twitter. >> i don't think he is and i think he has done a really bad job... >> i can't think of one instance the whole country is talking about that as an instance. you talk about self absorbed person. i thought were you talking about trump but you were talking about sharpton. >> i think donald trump gave a million dollars. i think ol' steen might have been mischaracterized tyler perry gave a quarter of a million dollars to owe steen. >> he was directing people to the city. >> i agree with you that overwhelmingly it's been a positive story, and i think it's so important for the country to hear those kinds of healing messages but i don't think that it was fair to go after sharpton when sharpton says something very... >> he is self agran diedzing. >> this is not a makeup trip. this is about helping people. >> he helped brawly didn't he. >> you're back to sharpton. (all talking at once) >> the dough naigs from trump and they went to the huge oil... >> we are talking about sharpton >> he donated a million dollars of his own money. >> we don't know. the

james steen, and the other two men. each said that the tonya/jennifer story was baloney.tigators also contacted the jailhouse snitches from back in the day, and they stood by the testimony. more importantly greg oakes said they got nothing for testifying. so as you reviewed them, you found them credible? >> i did. >> reporter: why do you believe some people and not others? >> we have to look beyond just do we believe somebody or not. is there information that they can provide that can be backed up by other independent evidence? >> reporter: the d.a. didn't think he could believe anything jennifer wescott had to say, and he came to question tonya's credibility, too. >> i don't believe in tonya priest and her story. she said that she had heard these admissions back in 2006. and i asked her, why didn't you immediately come forward to the police? and her response was, i simply didn't believe him. >> reporter: and after reviewing all the evidence, he decided there was no there there. >> i was convinced that they had had the right person. >> reporter: what would the motive be f

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an oscar, more than 120 million records sold, so no surprise that bruce spring steen has one of the mostoyal fan bases in music and industry. >> but it apparently does not include his own children. the 68-year-old rock legend says his three kids have shown a healthy disinterest in his work over the years. >> he says he doubts any of them have read his best-selling memoir, "born to run", but he was quick to add that he's not at all hurt that his kids aren't fans. he feels he did a good job in raising them. >> they don't like my music, so i did a good job? >> so they were smart kids. >> well, we're fans, bruce, for what that's worth. >>> next to twitter 280. >> we told you yesterday about how twitter's testing out doubling its current 140 character limit, well, it's surprised a select number of random users with that new limit. >> yeah. among them, jimmy kimmel. and apparently, he can't resist bragging about it. >> so he tweeted yesterday afternoon, hey, guys, i feel so sorry for those of you who have to abbreviate tweets, because you only have 140 characters. so lame. >> look at how huge

ktvu's alex savidge joins us from the steen with more information. >> pam, good morning to you. neighbors tell us that the man who tied is an elderly person who lived alone. you can see some smoke damage here on the outside of the building. fire swept through this apartment early this morning and for some reason, that man was not able to escape the flames. he did not have enough time to get out. the fire started just before 4:00 this morning at the complex on fairmont avenue which is right near interstate 580 on the harrison street exit. oakland firefighters arrived here and found the victim on the floor of his apartment. firefighters were able to keep the fire contained to that one unit where the victim lived. we spoke to a neighbor who did not want to show her face on camera. she woke up, heard screaming and outside her apartment, she saw her neighbor on fire and yelling for help. >> i heard a lot of yelling, like muffled warning, not argument yelling. i opened the door and he was engulfed in flames. i went to get my fire extinguisher and woke my mom up and told her to get out

it happened early this morning at the thrifty car rental on hol steen avenue.police arrested one of those suspects in west philly. the others are still on the run. >>> tonight people heading to florida or puerto rico have had to change their plans because of hurricane irma. >> some airlines cancel way in advance. others wait until the last minute. >> we are talking to travel agents about what you should do if you had to cancel your vacation. >>> we're live on temple's campus. hundreds of students gather right here behind me just about an hour ago to say good-bye to former student jenna buehrle. she was murdered a week ago today. the school's. presidential w president was also here. >>> and coming up at 6:00, two dogs left for dead in a park. now they are making a comeback. how they could help police crack a big dog fighting ring and why their abuser could face the harshe esest punishment of its ever in pennsylvania. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that...

. >> jon: terrible marketing. ph steen: and today, donald trump was still tweeting. "the issue of kneeling has nothing to do with race. wrong. kneeling during the national anthem has everything to do with race. just like your presidency. life life ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey! mae! >> stephen: those players protesting racial injust. they're not protesting the american flag. saying that kneeling is a protest against the flag is like saying gandhi's hunger strikes were a protest against midday snacks. ( laughter ) you do realize that civil rights activists weren't sitting in at the lunch counters for better grilled cheese. ( laughter ) trump continued: "itab is out respect for our country, flag and national anthem. n.f.l. must respect this!" yes, there are rules when it comes to the flag. there are actually written rules. for instance, don't use it to sell merchandise, like this trump pence t-shirt, only $35. also, don't hug it. that's just weird. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: hey! >> stephen: and it didn't look consensual, frankly. ask. you've got to ask th

"hello, hi, this is steen jerry. i was wondering if you would come ohe "yeah, i'm see you friday."d it's over. with texting it's this vague-- >> you can say you gotta go at the end after an exchange. >> stephen: what if you see those three little dots. then you have to hang on and go, "he wants to say one more thing." >> the ghosty dots are creepy to me. it's, like, either send me the message or blank, but don't tell me, "something's coming..." i don't need to know. >> stephen: and then nothing comes. >> yeah. it would be like if your phone, instead of ringing just went riii... was that the phone? did you hear the phone? ring. >> stephen: sometimes i'll put in-- someone will go "night." and you go "night" back. but that's way too intimidate. because you only say "night" to your wife you. and now i'm talking to somebody who i work with talking about scriments and i go "night." >> you're going to h.r. for that. >> stephen: probably, probably. >> what about when people say, "i got a call the other day out of the blue." all calls are out of the blue, okay? there's no precall. there's n

we know ain't saug steen is significantly flooded. >> i think chad is listening, we'll make sure to relay the information to him and thank you very much and allow us to return the favor. anything you need, please come our way and be safe. >> thank you, chris, we really appreciate the opportunity. >> thank you. thank you for making our jobs easier and for helping so many get through this storm. let's get to drew griffin. he spent so much time with people in fort meyer, florida. what's the latest from there, drew? >> chris, you know, the misery continues here. this is the roadway that people are trying to get out of the shelter now. several of them have stalled where the road dips down. we had to come in a few different ways just trying to get to the shelter because so many people's cars have been stalled as they try to evacuate. hey, can you talk to us for a second? how was that night? -- we're on live tv, let's keep in clean. >> it was not pleasant. the whole thing hasn't been pleasant. power went out? >> yeah, that was no big deal. >> roof leaked? >> yeah. >> when you got here, they were

they've been disavowed by both dine fine steen and nancy pelosi in san francisco.violent group of people. i mean, i think the president is frustrated that that has not been played up in the legacy media. these are dangerous people that are going now to other protests and allies and beating people, and they're dangerous. and they should be classified as a terrorist group. >> what about the white supremacist group? this is not about antifa. >> that's what his comments were about. >> i know. but why? >> nobody is condoning violence. he's trying to bring attention to this other left-wing violent group that seems to be getting a pass. nobody is excusing -- >> they're not getting a pass. do you not watch television? do you see what's -- >> i watch cnn, don. they're not getting -- they're not getting the coverage. >> go do a google search and you'll see the reports that cnn has done. >> you know they're not getting the coverage, don. >> how many times have we talked about it with you, john? that's a talking point. >> well, they're a very violent group. okay? >> let me rem

back with me are political analyst ron brown steen and amanda terk he will.e that he now has a copy of this letter that the white house thought was problematic? >> it kind of goes with what the other revelation we've had in the last few days which is that the trump -- the president trump's legal team has present to the special counsel arguments as to why the president should not be charged with obstruction of justice. you wouldn't do that preemptively. would you do that if you were worried they were, in fact, going down that road and it would be in that context that this would be relevant. at the least, the first thing this does is further blow up the initial explanations from the white house, including from the vice president who was apparently in the meeting where this was discussed, and had previously blamed the firing on the recommendation from the justice department. but certainly it starts with that, and then, you know, it gits gets to how it fits into pieces of puzzle that we are not aware of at this point. >> here's the president back in may explainin

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newsgroup and andrew a very interesting documentary on this issue on al-jazeera dot com awful line steen has investigated how the albuquerque police department in the state of new mexico became one of the most violent in the united states it's a fascinating documentary do check it out if you can't you can find it on al-jazeera dot com now spain one month since a devastating mudslide killed at least a thousand people in sierra leone and many olfa ages in the capital freetown are struggling to cope with the number of children who need a home algiers nicholas haq has this report from freetown. in the chaos of august his landslide came a few miracles. one thousand months old is one of them rescuers found him neck deep in mud much to his mother's relief. and i saw him alive my heart melted but when i heard his father had died in the mud my heart went cold. the recovery effort has stopped an eerie silence hangs over this vast terrain hundreds of bodies still lie buried deep in the mud. among the buildings destroyed were an orphanage with sixty children inside the church with seventy students s

i visited dairy in kansas, they deliver about 30 bull steen calves every day. maybe five or seven workers for that particular part. when it comes to feeding cattle, big feed lots in kansas as well. also very labor intensive. out in the general farm work, whether it's planting wheat or harvesting hay, we need lots of laborers as well. >> obviously we cover politics a lot on msnbc. the stuff i talked to kelly and garrett about, how this it playing out on capitol hill is intriguing. do you as a republican particularly care that this is something that's being worked out with both republicans and democrats, or that the president is talking to democrats about it? >> you know, i'm a very much a laser-focused person. i want congress to do their job. look in the mirror and figure out a solution that the president has given us six more months to figure out daca. i think it can be done and am very happy the president is bringing it to everyone's attention and making us talk about it. happy bipartisan discussions are going on. great discussions in the freshman class on the

we still haven't steen yet, but there is flooding around, ed lavandera. do you think that's just drain water and rain you're seeing there, ed, or some kind of sign of water coming from the gulf side? >> reporter: no. i don't think water's coming from the gulf side yet. i think a lot of this is rain water pooling up on lower lying areas of the streets. obviously, that was based on what we saw this morning. the last time we were able to venture out into some of the neighborhoods was about -- two to three hours ago and then it became too treacherous and dangerous to get out there and we had to pull back. for now what we've seen is rain water pooling up in various locations but that just adds to the problems, because the storm surge will come in over the top of that. and we haven't been able to make it over to the river side here of naples where there is an extensive marina system. a lot of people who live on the canals and have their boats there, it is that river that the storm surge will push up through and then push into the more inland areas of naples, cr

i've been on the road with martin short and the steen canyon rangers. >> i wanted to ask about the martinhing that you had told in the liner notes, i think, that your agent said when talking about this album, steve, you have to realize -- >> let me tell. >> you'll do it better. definitely, definitely. >> i only wanted to tell because you got it slightly wrong. i was talking about a previous album. >> oh. >> how to promote it. he said to me, well, steve, remember, you're selling something no one wants. now -- >> don't you pay him to be on your side? >> what he meant were cds. people stream. on a cd, it is like a souvenir. a wonderful thing to have a t z treasu treasure. >> yes. >> that's why i wanted it to be the "long-awaited album," from that comment. >> you're playing a song for us. is it hard to learn? >> easy. that's why we're playing it live on the ay it. i'm out. go ahead. >> over and out. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ with the stars to guide us under full moonlight ♪ ♪ the wind behind us as we sail tonight ♪ ♪ we will hold our faces tilted toward the sky ♪ ♪ warm embraces, celebrate this night

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i've been trying to mess wilt i have a story in the fox beat designed for steen chevy.ad a bit of an outer experience recently. >> i heard in in lon couldn't. i was in london for the king m man'sly full circle. on the last night i walk into this restaurant and there was a gentleman sitting in the restaurant with what i thought -- i thought were his parents and i took double take. it freaked me out so much because the guy look so much like me from particular angles. now this is one of the shots. now, we took a bunch of different photos this gentleman's name is jack insan. a british gentlemen he lives in york shire he'll be skyping in with us today at 9:40am. if we can show a couple more of these. >> did you plan the finger points or instincts tiffly doing the finger point. >> system his hairstyle. >> has a much better jaw line than i do. >> no self deprivation. >> that looks like you looking a the your phone two different ways. >> the guy on the left looks exactly like me rig name is jack. we'll have him coming up at 9:40. bit of a doppelganger expe experience. i between

appearance to this group, said i cited to you the worry of groups such as jim martin and the 60-plus steen yours association that you were going to drag out repeal of the death tax, that it wouldn't be immediate land you said at the time that is immediate is that final? is it going to be an immediate repeal and go off the books as soon as the new tax reform package is passed? >> in our outline, it's immediate. >> the same with the alternative -- >> it's immediate. everything's immediate the only thing that phases out is the five-year expensive, a fooi-ye five-year expensing. >> thalast one, guys. >> speaking of all businesses, let's start negotiating. yesterday senator schumer said democrats may be willing to work some kind of small business tax relief into whatever comes out of all this. where do you start negotiating on that? what offer do you want to make, perhaps, to the democrats? >> our offers -- our opening offer and final offer are on the table. we were happy to start at 25, and we're happy that o go lower happy to start at 20 on corporate and go lower there's our opening offer. if

. >>> joining me on the panel today, cnbc steen your markets commentator michael sandoli, mark spelmanger at alpine funds. nancy tang heler, chief investm officer of heartland financial we saw the dow down 130 points at the lows today, did come back quite a bit. >> interesting, the story for the year and especially this month, if there's one jolt to one part of the market, it gets buffered by something else that's been the case today the faang stocks clearly being sold heavily this isn't a drift lower, maybe we're going to re -- >> facebook down 4.50%, worst day since december. >> people just questioning exactly what it means for the business model if they're going to get all this scrutiny on how content and ads gets shares. however, i think it's interesting with tech and the banks down, throughout the rest of the day, the market kind of ground its way to minimize losses to some degree. we'll see if it plays out more laggards have been leading in september. i don't know if it's just a mechanical picking up what's gotten beaten down too much. that's been the pattern. >> mark, efven the

long for the former campaign rival hillary clinton, while promoting her book on the late show with steenery dark, dangerous, not the kind of message that the leader of the greatest should be delivering. we view this as dangerous to our allies, to the region and even to our country, we call on all nations to work with us to try to end the threat posed by kim jong un and not call him rocket man, the old elton john, song. maria: dagen. [laughter] dagen: it's about time that we had a leader that sent the message to the world that we are not going standby and let this nuclear threat grow. when we cut a bad deal with iran, a deal that funneled, handed over pallets of cash total lg $1.7 billion. maria: to the iranians. dagen: so they funnel terrorism organizations, hezbollah, assad regime, terrorists an yemen. the wall street journal had an incredible -- that's what i was looking at. incredible editorial that trump inherited the north korea crisis. he's trying to get the cynical world attention when president obama used diplomatic niceties. kevin: this has been my favorite speech from the presi