swan received the purple heart and the bronze star... to name a authorities told swan's mother that he had been killed in action... when his jeep hit mine. instead... swan was thrown out of the jeep and thrown 600-feet down the side of a mountain. he says he survived by sleeping during the day and stealing food and water from villages at night. 17:02:08-17:02:36 i got caught. i crawled during the day and awake during the night. got caught after four or five month. thankful for me it was by an vietnamese army. and they took me to one of their hospitals. once he got to the hospital it took several more months to find an interpreter. when he finally made it back to iowa... his mother fainted at the sight of him. if you want to hear more of swan's amazing story...we've put his entire interview on our coming up...a little iowa girl is getting big notice in texas. and it all stems from a photo snapped during a cyclone football game. why it's led the t-c-u football team and an entire texas community to get behind her. and it's a big weekend for

robert swan was awarded several medals today.. including the purple heart and bronze star for his service in vietnam. swan was originally declared killed in action after his jeep hit a mine... throwing him 600-feet down a mountain. swan survived the fall... and spent months trying to get back to his unit. he was eventually located by the vietnamese army and taken to a hospital where he rejoined the u-s military. its taken three months of counting but the totals are in... .the john deere classic was a record breaker.... i actually went back and reviewed and reviewed and kind of did my own little audit because it was a substantial increase. her numbers told the same story.. the golf tournament helped raise 8- point-7 million dollars for charity. that's a 40-percent increase compared to last year. the big winners... the nearly 5- hundred charities the money will help support. every year we receive well over $100,000 and the real beneficiaries are the visually and hearing impaired children and adults who get served. mark you calendars

black swan, two words no trader wants to hear. but a look at an important chart tells us this catastrophic event may be on the horizon. check out the index. what the chart shows is how much investors are willing to pay to protect their portfolio in the event of a market calamity. this is up 30% since the end of september. and we saw a 10% spike on monday which tells us more investors are betting on an outlier seechbevent. and the sku index is now higher than levels hit back in 2006 before the housing bubble popped. it is important to note that extreme readings of the skew index have not led to big market events but it is still something to consider and catching the eye of some traders. melissa. >> seema mody, thank you so much. >>> and backing out that reading on the skew index, gold surging and ten-year yields are below 2%. so we ask, is there another leg lower, is there a black swan ahead for us. gee? >> i don't know about the black swans, but the ten year yield, 2%, gold has been rallying for quite sometime. the last few weeks.

watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city, concrete streets, cars, we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very easily. the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to wat

swan was thrown mountain. swan survived the fall... and spent months trying to get back to his unit. he was eventually located by the vietnamese army and taken to a hospital where he rejoined the u-s military. still ahead on today in iowa saturday. fans are "lonely no more"... when you can spend your night singing along to rob thomas. plus all the other events you good morning, it's another great weekend to get out and enjoy des moines and the metro. catch the final outdoor downtown farmers market of the season! and grab farm fresh food and handmade products from more than 200 vendors. it's going on now until noon. check out hair-raising experiments and visual illusions during spooky science at the science center of iowa. and do it all while trick or treating your way through the building. enjoy this family friendly event from 10 a-m to five tonight. it's free for members and tickets start at 8 dollars. finally, listen to the sounds one of modern musics most successful artists, rob thomas, as he hits the stage during his tour 'the grea

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airways does it final swan song in philadelphia. >> let's go over to david and karen with weather and traffic. >> reporter: we have showers popping in east of lancaster and it may fall apart before it gets here. between 8:00 a.m. or so, it will be gone. 54 degrees is the current temperature. this is the story for most of you. it is cool. 43 in allentown. 48 in reading. 51 in trenton. 61 in sea isle city at this hour. 6 miles per hour in philadelphia, it will be breezy as the day goes on. heading to the school bus, temperatures 53 between 8 -- 6 and 8:00 a.m. noon, 62. we'll get a high of 67 around 4:00 p.m. partly sunny, breezy and cool. gets cooler for the weekend we have the frost chance across the region, details coming up. >> reporter: we have an accident, dave, on the 26th street on-ramp to the schuylkill expressway westbound. you can see this on the scene, two vehicles here, looks like police just pulled up. i was watching this a minute ago with no emergency workers on the scene. this is partially blocking it. might be blocking it totally. this is the 26th street on-ramp to the

swan type ofack events. >> for you, copper, oil, -- >> largely irrelevant. more or less oreo cookies on the paces -- on the basis of copper. >> i would say glencore element focused -- a little bit focused. we have seen prominent hedge fund -- hedge fund managers in the credit to size dtf and they have said -- criticize etf and you will see etf just as dangerous as structure projects -- products were in 2006 and 2007. august 14 when we saw the dow ticket dive, credit spread widened out, we saw nothing happened to etf. are they were bulletproof than we thought? >> you had etf with issues in terms of pricing and assets where they were treating to their underlying components. i don't think it's a great industry -- instrument. maybe it is from a trading point. when investors are not focused on long-term business fundamentals and deciding what they buy and sell, it can lead to anomalous outcomes. this is bad for the retail investors that can get nervous watching stocks moved erratically. >> i mentioned them only because when you turned -- when you turn to hedge fu

airways does it final swan song in philadelphia. >> let's go over to david and karen with weather andr: we have showers popping in east of lancaster and it may fall apart before it gets here. between 8:00 a.m. or so, it will be gone. 54 degrees is the current temperature. this is the story for most of you. it is cool. 43 in allentown. 48 in reading. 51 in trenton. 61 in sea isle city at this hour. 6 miles per hour in philadelphia, it will be breezy as the day goes on. heading to the school bus,

. >> reporter: japan faced the usa for its swan song. both teams had already been knocked out. but the americans were hoping to grab their first win, and the japanese wanted to go out with a bang. the u.s. opened the scoring from the penalty spot, but japanese winger quickly turned the tables with the opening try. they put japan further ahead with a try on his world cup debut. it was out of reach when the winger powered through a wall of u.s. blue for another try. they sealed the win with a penalty. the game ended 28-18, and japan coach eddie jones finished the tournament with a smile. >> to win 3 out of 4 games is a super effort from the team. it just shows the quality of players that we have and how hard they've worked to achieve this. >> reporter: the japanese player delivered one of the greatest upsets in rugby world cup history on the tournament's second day. they stand two-time champion south africa. the game was tied as the underdogs kept pace with the favorites. and it finished in dramatic fashion. they roared into the corner just before the final whistle. and japan too

you've got the lion, you've got the swan, you've got the rabbit, little puppy, dinosaur, flower. niece, she loves the little goldfish. this is my favorite one because it turns into like a kaleidoscope-type thing. the hardest one to make was probably the elephant because it got a lot of folds. i'm an artsy fartsy type of guy, i guess you could say. it's basically a way to spend my time, use my hands to make something that really means something that can bring a smile to somebody's face, instead of using -- using my time or using my hands to hurt somebody or to destroy something. i even sent some to nursing homes and stuff. the different animals remind me of when mom used to take us to the zoo or, you know, cartoons or stuff like that because in here, it's easy to grow cold. it's easy to become desensitized. and i was like that for a while. and i'm still trying to come out of that. so this is a part of me trying to become more sensitive and reintroduced to the child that i didn't allow to grow when i was younger. so origami has been real therapeutic. >>> coming up -- when one inmat

charges have now been filed against three men who allegedly killed three protected trumpeter swans last week. it happened last saturday near fort madison. 70-year old richard holbert and 59-year old vinson davis of keokuk have each pleaded guilty to killing the birds and disposing of their bodies. they'll each be charged a 15- hundred dollar fine. a third hunter ... 84-year old james conaway is pleading not same charges. the d-n-r was alerted to the shooting by other hunters. they found the birds hidden in a duck blind used by the three men. the kum and go headquarters coming to downtown des moines is about to give you a lot of space to roam. renderings show the building will take up about a third of the entire property... the rest will be used as "public space," intended to be an "extension" of the pappjohn sculpture park across the street. kum and go had a celebratory groundbreaking ceremony on the property earlier this week... official construction begins in early november, with around 800 employees moving into the office in early 20-18. kum and go will be moving its west building. t

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this performance of swan lake from five years ago was her last. >> that particular performance ballet theatre. i wanted to expand my horizons. i wanted to learn new things. >> reporter: she started her own company, ballet next, in this studio at the garment district. she put the final touches on her show. she blends her craft with a style of street dance. when they come together for their duet, don't blink. it's something special. >> people would have thought that ballet and flex would be two worlds that would blow apart when they fuse. >> it's experimentation and expansion and moving in a new direction. >> reporter: the partners come from different worlds. she is classicically trained. he learned on the streets. they teach each other and bring something new to the art scene. >> ballet with michel, i've grown as a dancer. it's made me more of a man doing how to share more to other people. >> it's this diverse programming of different pieces and different styles and different energies. i feel like these collaborations are what's going to move our form forward. >> reporter: the show wil

swans are a fixture on the river today. locals say they arrived in the 17th century as a gift from the french king, louis xiv, in appreciation for the protection his swiss guards gave him. switzerland has a long history of providing strong and loyal warriors to foreign powers. the city's famous lion monument recalls the heroism of more swiss mercenaries. the mighty lion rests his paws on a french shield. tears stream down his cheeks. the broken-off end of a spear is slowly killing the noble beast. the sad lion is a memorial to over 700 swiss mercenaries who were killed, defending marie antoinette and louis xvi during the french revolution. the people of luzern take full advantage of their delightful river with a variety of cafes and restaurants along its banks. this evening, we're enjoying the setting as much as the food. i'm having the local pork. my producer, simon, is having eel, fresh from the river. with a picturesque setting like this, the dining experience makes for a wonderful memory.

today is the swan song for u.s. airways, the airlines makes its final flight from philadelphia international airport. why some in pittsburgh aren't thrilled about the itinerary. and it should be a great day for flying. we have a sunny, yeah, breezy day ahead as we take a live look at center city. market street there. we'll get back up in the 60s today, but enjoy it while it lasts. we have a cool change on the way in time for the weekend. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today" on a friday. i'm chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. a little cool. >> and breezy too, the winds are blowing, 7 miles an hour. others have seen the wind die down. it's a southwest wind so that is going to lead to a warm-up this afternoon. right now temperatures are going the other direction. 50 in wilmington, northeast philadelphia 53, look at the 40s for wrightstown and doylestown at 46 degrees and it's 44 in south philadelphia. you will see sunshine, you'll need your sunglasses, at 6:00, 50

. >>> today is the swan song for u.s.irways, the airline will bow out of commercial aviation with its final flight leaving from philadelphia later this morning. coming up in minutes, we'll have more on the merger that led to this day. >>> with the sea goggles included the champagne flowed as the new york mets advance to their first national league series since 2006. the celebration and the highlights next. >> atlantic city casinos hit it big in september. the eight casinos won a little more than $230 million from gamblers last month. that's an 11% jump from a year ago. officials credit a healthy labor day weekend and a lucky month, lucky for them at the table games for the bump in winnings. >> work is under way now on a multi-million-dollar sea wall to protect the northern end of atlantic city. we told you this was coming yesterday. a $32 million project will put a sea wall along the inlet. officials say it will provide protection during storms. the project will also restore atlantic city's boardwalk. it had been condemne

the firm was also downgraded at lirink swan because of uncertainty of fits future products. shares there fell by 10 1/2% to 157.21. >>> performance food group making its market debut in today's session. the firm, which says it is the third largest food distributor by revenue in the country, offered 14.5 million shares at 19 bucks apiece. the company's ceo explains what's been driving business forward. >> the consumer's doing better. employment's getting better. what's particularly good for us is the two-income family. that's when eating out kind of goes from being discretionary to being a necessity. so we have a great outlook right now. >> shares rose 1% to $19.20. >>> experian announcing that one of its business units has been hacked, which has impacted t-mobile. the breach occurred on a server that contained data on behalf of t-mobile, since it's one of experian's clients. the data stolen includes personal information for about 15 million people. shares of t-mobile fell in initial after-hours trading. during regular trading the stock was up a fraction to 40.13. >>> the spi

if it is a swan song, it could be a loud one. here is meek emmanuelle. they are outrigedragede. jake sherman tweets, the freedom caucus is against the budget deal. that news coming out this morning. senior members of the whip team said they were counting votes assuming all 40-something would vote no. from frank thorpe of nbc, the house is currently expected to vote on the budget deal around 5:30 p.m. today. and chad says senator paul on fox calls the budget deal rotten. doesn't like busting budget caps. this is a disaster. i'll do everything in my power to stop it. reports yesterday when senator paul was in denver indicated he may indeed filibuster. no word on when the senate will take up the budget deal but as you heard from frank thorpe late vote around 5:30 eastern or so because the house has to take care of nominating their new speaker. that's expected to be paul ryan. that vote around 1:30 this afternoon. the house coming back in to take up that budget deal initially, anyway, at noon eastern. so until then we're going to show you some of the tribute last night to the outgoi

you can head to the chauncey swan parking ramp, across from city hall at 410 east washington street. the market will last from 7:30 this morning to noon. the next time you can go to the farmers market, is for iowa city's annual holiday markets. there you'll find locally- made holiday gifts and foods. this is scheduled for november 14th and december 12th. you can help support the northeast iowa food bank, by donating cans at one hy-vee store today. waterloo west high school students are holding a canned food drive today from 8 this morning till 5 o'clock. they'll be collecting non-perishable items at the crossroads hy-vee. next saturday, they'll do the same at the ansborough hy-vee. severe storms continue to be a problem in texas. cities across the state prepare to clean up after wide-spread damage. stay with tv9. it's ---. meteorologist britley ritz joins weather wise question. rain chances will be likely through the morning and a good chunk of the afternoon, so if you are out and about trick or treating during that time you might want to bring the umbrella and the poncho! otherwise

(laughter) how accurate is that documentary black swan that i saw? (laughter) how often do you have arguments with yourself in the mirror and have feathers prouding out of your back? >> the arguments happen, the feathers not so much, no. you know, it's a fun movie. >> stephen: well, speaking of fun, thank you for being here, and i understand that you and yo-yo are going to do a performance for us. >> we are. i'm sure excited. >> stephen: a ballerina's tale opens nationwide october 14th, american ballet theatre's fall season opens october 21st at lincoln center and will run through november 1. when we come back a performance by misty copeland and yo-yo ma. thank you so much for being here. (cheers and applause) lease an mkz hybrid for $299 a month good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e . yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e trade opportu

the losses of the festival founder warren the middle school students all the city meet here at the swan stand for kick off a than 100 artists are expected to at this stage at the seventh day this year we're told that they will play mostly the music the other stages that will play of the jar was so there is something for everyone. >>mark: the on the plum report, for the month of september about 50,000 fewer than expected as sitcom is expected to close the 4000 in all this the u.s. and former reagan remain the same at 5.1% but mainly for the few americans looking for work the doldrums and the travers a hundred and 97 points led now coming up steve kerr taking a leave of absence from the warriors howe was on to affect the team and our huge throng with the best part of the avocado. >>mark: the state department justice said that the number of the display in their investigation on original for conducting this on a pro because we have the nation's strongest of our mental blocks their recent uncovered evidence that for those buy into rick the mission test about 500,000 diesel vehicles and the u

watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away.any couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city, concrete streets, cars, we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very easily. the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch

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sot there will be some folks who don't like a bipartisan agreement announcing this agreement is a swan song for embattled speaker john boehner, who struggled for years with members of his own party. i like that i see a light at the end of the tunnel. today he is being celebrated. i think history will be kind to this man. ...and i want to thank the speaker for his service. new tag: while there will certainly be members of both parties that critique the deal, house democratic leader nancy pelosi weighed in for the democrats with her support, saying, "together, we have found a way forward for the american people. lz abcn, w time/initial:" sabrina: coming up on local 5 news midday... a superstore chain wants in on the drone business. we'll explain. sabrina: and... how far would you go to test your greatest fear? you won't believe how far some people went -- all on live t-v!. sabrina: but next -- we're talking the biggest lottery scandal of it's kind. and giving you behind the scenes for a look at how it all might have happened. stick with us. "you're wathcing local 5 news midday in hd with

airways makes it's final swan song in hours from now. >> let's get weather and traffic from david andaren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, taking a look at satellite, we had clouds around this morning, we had rain that's falling apart. if you see a drizzle drop on your winds shield it will be gone in not. 54 degrees in philadelphia. 46 in allentown, 49 in trenton 49 in wilmington and 61 in sea isle city. here the winds sweeping through at 12 miles per hour. overall it will be breezy today. weekend is coming, kids one more day of school, 54 on the storm tracker 6 live app. noon, 62. 3:00 p.m., 66. high today is 67, but with a ten or 20-mile an hour breeze blowing you might want the jacket when you're out and about. we're looking for a plunge in temperatures for the weekend along with killing freeze or freezing conditions and killing frost. one way are the other we'll get frostier across the region. details ahead. >> reporter: i've been talking about an accident on the schuylkill expressway for the last hour. now we have an accident on i-95 in such a bad spot. southbound at all

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>> they will be involved in swans and reconnaissance and aerial operation. that will mean the deployment over the board in cameroon and nigeria. now they've said that the americans that they wanted to help the regional countries in their fight against boko haram, so you can see why they're putting this number on to the ground. they will be armed, but we're told that this is for forced protection rather than any offensive role. it's a situation where it was talked about when he was in kenya during the summer and the last few months. now he's following up with their promise given that they have come to him and asked for help. >> length of type in what he's going to do. is it open ended or saying that you're only going to this amount of time and then you're going home. >> well, he has it write a letter to congress saying i'm going to tell you about it. 19 have gone and the number could go up to 300 in due course. as long as the cameroon government said that we're happy with them, we need them in our battles against boko haram, we'll keep them there. for the mom

her remains were discovered on kings beach in swan scott two months later. flurry has been in jail since his arrest. >>> the woman responsible for the disappearance of some artwork at the boston public library is now out of a job. the liar fired susan glover, who was in charge of special collections. earlier this year, the library reported two prints, including one by rembrandt, missing. they were later found misplaced inside the library. glover had been paid on paid leave during the investigation. >>> this afternoon, the city of medford will dedicate the krystle campbell peace garden. the mayor calls the ground breaking right behind city hall a celebration of life. the boston university pep band and mit honor guard are scheduled to attend. campbell was one of three people killed at the boston marathon finish line. victims, family members, as well as several survivors will be at today's ceremony. >>> also today, a massachusetts bay community college will host the third annual mass bay 5k run/walk all to benefit the krystle campbell scholarship. campbell grad

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>> i was told, you have to behave and be like a swan. be calm and elegant, you know. underneath the surface, you're like, you know, you're organizing all this stuff. >> i have to go to this party. you're the only girl i know so -- >> are you working on anything else? will you see what comes your way? >> we're in mediation right now. that's why daniel is here. >> yeah. >> we're having a good day. >> you're the chef? >> i bake cakes. good? >> i've had better. >> really? >> your signature dish when you cook? >> chicken. >> schnizel. >> i love it. >> what about you, bradley? >> i cook different stuff. i love pizza. i love pizza. don't you? >> of course. >> it's great. >> guys, thank you so much. congrats on the film? >> may we go? >> you may go, yes. "burnt" hits theaters nationwide tomorrow. for more of the interview, head to today.com. for a blooper reel we put together. >>> two inspiring runners land the cover of a magazine and are about to see it. the big if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin,

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these derivative strategies around bonds and equities able to withstand the shock of the next black swanhere are all sorts of embedded risks in different ways. o'er all the time. -- or all the time. i would say that we are better able to expand them then we have been before. there is less liquidity in the market. there is a fair amount of essentially dynamic hedging. that is a way for insurance companies when they take their protection in terms of insurance rate risks, that is an issue. i would say we are better to -- able to withstand them in not the short-term volatility type of thing but in terms of the , bigger moves, we are better able to withstand them provided that we do not have that big event i am talking about just the tightening of monetary policy. we get the doubt. what scares me or worries me is what the next downturn and the economy looks like with asset prices where they are, and lesser ability of central banks to ease monetary bonds. brendan: some would say if we raise rates now, we have ammunition. you sound like you disagree. ray: it is a restrictive policy, i don't car

>> i think the swans are a little safer, right? migration. >> the migration. >> we got to run. who knows where we will be tomorrow. >> we'll be watching. >> that's a hint. >> "happening now," starts right now. ♪ jenna: we could wake up to very different news today. counting down to the first democratic showdown, brand new polls on presidential race. welcome to "happening now." i'm jenna lee. jon: we're live in las vegas, the scene of tonight's first democratic debate where the stage is set with one podium left empty just in case vice president joe biden, who still hasn't decided on white house run, decides to show up. this as democrats in the race beer up for their first -- gear up for their first face off and we have first polls in the democratic field. they show among other things that hillary clinton is losing support as the democratic nominee preference. she is down 16 points since june and bernie sanders and still undecided vice president biden gained some ground. 10 and eight percentage points respectively. we have eric fern strom, former mitt romney advisor on his 2008 a

. >> we're going to start with the very first step that the swans do in the second act. you're going to start with the tanlive. and you follow each other is that clear? we got it. >> five, six, seven, eight. tanlive and -- you have to move. so he doesn't crush you. keep snaking around. okay. something like that. >> jimmy: i'll be tom live and you be ah tate. >> not exactly. but -- >> jimmy: isn't this good, though? >> oh. um -- no. this is what you guys were doing. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's not a tomlive. >> guillermo: that was him. >> that was body of you. >> jimmy: misty was nice but tough on us. ballet is a very competitive world. and you just get somebody like me who shows up and is just immediately good at it. >> guillermo: keep doing it, you're doing it! >> jimmy: it had to bother her. she's okay worked at this her whole lave and i just stroll in and master it. >> um -- keep the legs in front of you. we've got a little bit more time left before the performance. and i think they're going to be great. i hope. okay. i don't think we're going to get any farther with th

these derivative strategies around bonds and equities able to withstand the shock of the next black swan are all sorts of embedded risks. i would say we are better able to withstand them than we have been before. there is less liquidity in the markets. there is a fair amount of essentially dynamic hedging. dynamic hedging is a way -- like insurance companies when they take their protection. i would say we are better able to withstand them in terms of, not the short-term volatility, you are going to lose liquidity, but in terms of the bigger moves. provided that we don't have that big event we are talking about, which is the tightening of monetary policy, you get the doubt. what worries me is what the next downturn in the economy looks like with asset prices where they are and lesser ability of central banks to ease monetary policy. michael: some central bankers would say, if we raise rates now, we will have some ammunition. you sound like you disagree. ray: again, it is a restrictive policy. i do not care if they raise 25 basis point. i do not see the reason for it, frankly. 2007, i was

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amazing, the woman side, jenny swan ka from costa rica blew the women away. kudos. graduate lagss. >> it's inspiring. >> it is. >>> before they passed the finish line, they had a chance to pass the very special mile t wear blue mile represents those who lost their living serving our country. flags lined either side of the road in hains point. >> it means a lot because i didn't serve in the military myself, but there are family and friends of every single person here who has sacrificed. >> we also want to thank everyone who joined us, the nusz 4 team at mile marker 4 to help cheer on the participants. also as you mentioned inspiring to see everyone dedicated to running the mile, paying tribute to the fallen and really being part of this community. >> it's a lot of work. not only that but people who took part in the t 10k. we had people who placed high in the top six. we know that it's physically chamging but emotionally and mentally, to pay back. that's why people say they do it again. >> great turnout. thanks for coming out. >>> it shows just how far refugees are wi