the video shows the tandem kayakers going through a lot pot of whales, they were humpbacks. they were lucky. they were thrown from the boat just before the impact. and they were wearing flotation vests. so they are fine after a ridiculous scare. >> pretty scary. did you see the picture of the actual kayakers? it looked like they were smiling. >> it seemed like -- well, they are probably smiling to be alive at that point. >> a lot to smile about. >> grateful to be alive. wow, well, whales do what whales do when they are in the water. you have to stay far back. . close call but good they are okay. our weather is pretty nice. mainly clear skies and more chilly temperatures expected. if you have been buying fall gear and you are ready to wear

and it is called the tandem.was conceived by a community member that came along and said, i would like a car that cost $10,000. i would like it to seat two people, and i would like to be able to commute in it, but i would also to be able to have fun in it. we open up our shop for volunteers to be able come in and work with the online process of designing something and make something real. the only thing we do is we help pay for the steel and the parts that come in. >> i am a community member. i have been coming here for a little over a year now. i am usually here two days a week to actually have a voice in it, and to be able to -- to influence the awesomeness that comes out all on its own. it is really satisfying to have a chance to be part of that. rachel: all this intellectual property is online. it is all open. what motivates somebody to come in and pay you guys for the $100,000 car that they could theoretically make in their garage? jay: great question. nothing. we are a complete open-source car company. when

alix: they are now trading in tandem. the gap between the offshore and onshore value of the u.n.his is when they devalued back in august. what happens when we wind up seeing these come together again? mark: ultimately, behind what is going on, china wants to join basket currency. they have to be a good exporter, but also some operational needs. you have to provide a market-based coat to the imf imfy day -- quote to the every day. during the spot and the fix was very in porton. the onshore and offshore r&b and b and wants to -- rm china wants to close them. we have seen some currency shrank -- strength. joe: i want to change the subject to something completely different. this is almost seen as a defect out independence referendum. what should we be watching for? >> the independent parties are going to likely win. it is a question of, what is the next step? withind of the coalition 18 months of the election, independence. i think it is a big mistake and i do not think it will happen. other parts of italy want to break away. parts of germany want to break away. once you let one coun

silver is not moving in tandem. interesting to cecil very react, not just as precious metal but safe haven play. but reflection of what people are anticipating in terms of global growth. so you have all of those factors at play. commodities markets still very sensitive, driving volatility for all financial instruments i would say. >> jason, i want to ask you what you're talking about with treasurys. if you saw move up in the yield on super safe treasurys, 10-year, 30-year, wouldn't that be a sign people were willing to take more risk? that the economy maybe was in better shape, that they weren't looking for haven of a treasury? >> well, that's a good point but at the same time it is really a fine line. how high can yields go before it starts to act as a tax on, you know global investment and kind of global money flows? that is really what is undetermined. actually the bottom line, i don't have a crystal ball. i don't know what the line is. there is a line. if the bond market selloff which i think will happen, becaus

actually 100% of them graduate so when you see examples like this working in tandem with other federal agencies such as the department of education we want to keep those conversations so we are not off in site lows but we are working together. i know we meet quarterly and begin to share stories about what you're doing because they do see the value of the arts and there was so much connection we were able to say we need to be doing some of this together. this questioner notes that as we are here at the national press club what would what you say about the state of the arts coverage in this country and is a pretty on target and is there room for significant improvement? >> the one thing that i've seen as traveling the arts are thriving. there are so many great things happening it can be more robust. there are nuances within every community that mean something to one community that may mean something different than another so the arts can customize and be transformed that way. so that one place that we can deepen or abroad and is the ability to communicate that this is happening. so yes i

we work in tandem with our states arts agencies, regional arts agencies. we have a large network of service organizations as well. so all together if you look at this network that we built together, the arts are thriving. they're not off by themselves, and they're not solo players. we're all honoring the different ways we work, but on the other hand we're partners together. so if you ask the question on how many would go away, it would be a really complex -- because we have such a strong tapestry of the network in the field. >> i have a couple of questions about individual artists and they're related. one is will the nea ever consider funding individual artists again, and the other one is president obama's campaign included an arts platform? one of the proposals was to create a modern-day wpa program called artist core. isn't there a way for government to do more to support artists? >> during what you were calling the culture wars, there were direct grants earlier from the national endowment for the arts to individual artists and that was removed during th

you had a parachute. [ laughter ] >> you gave the parachute to the tandem guy behind me. >> seth: sonybody else been scared? >> i wrestled an alligator. >> seth: okay. so that's awful. >> great. >> seth: okay. >> loved it. >> they put me -- >> i felt in physical danger. you might not think it was. but they locked me in a haunted house. >> seth: okay. >> i don't do well with haunts. [ laughter ] >> seth: you don't like haunts? >> no, i'm not into the haunts game. >> they locked the door. [ laughter ] >> a lot of people don't like ghosts, you don't like haunts. >> it was uh -- [ laughter ] >> i don't like haunts. in general. >> seth: it goes haunts, spooks, scares. [ laughter ] >> a little girl in a nightgown, in the dark playing a piano with a candle burning beside her. now i know he she is an actress. and she knows that i know that she's an actress. [ laughter ] but if somebody was gonna get hurt, it's not gonna be me. >> seth: no, it's the little girl. >> we actually told the little girl to play the piano, and when sal got close to stand up and scream. he screamed louder than the li

. >> did you give his people any sense that may be the super pacts were not working in tandem with bernie sanders. >> they would only say so much to us on the record. they wanted to leave themselves open to reconsidering if this was a good investment or if they would take other actions if they find out the money is not spent as they intended it to be spent. . peterson. >> i have. to some extent he told me what relevant. >> to be clear, this money that kerry lee petersen says he raised. he told us it's around $1 million, there's no rule as to how he spent this. it doesn't have to be spent in a candidate. >> that's right, he can spend it on what he wants. >> on salary. >> on a salary. he could spend it on buying a new lamborghini, but what a lot of donors hope is that their money is spent on bona fide campaign activity. >> let me ask you to clarify this, a super-pact is not supposed to coordinate with a campaign. at the same time bernie sanders doesn't want the super-pact. but under the law he doesn't have rights from preventing them from acting on his behalf. >> that's right, he can get on

a massive humpback whale launched itself out of the water, landing on top of them near tandem kayak there. it happened saturday outside of monterey bay, california. the captain of the whale watching tour saw the kayakers paddle into a pod of humpbacks and feared they were in danger. they were. luckily, they were able to cling to their boat and lived to tell the tale. >> i don't understand how you survive something like that with a direct hit. >> landed right on top of them. >> all a good time until the whale jumps on your kayak. >>> time for the exclusive forecast with john elliott for an update. >> what could possibly go wrong? they are lucky. good afternoon, mary and chris. let's check in with the weather watchers, seeing what they are watching. it's a celebration of numbers, predominantly upper 70s already. some readings through parts of nassau county, mid-70s. every now and then, reading in the low 80s. top 10 day, a stunner. high pressure, low humidity, everybody's celebrating. love the pictures, too. sun, sun, sun! whew! kitty cat! charlie cat says what a beautiful day. between that

>> did you give his people any sense that maybe the superpacs were not working in tandem with bernie sanders? >> they would only say so much to us on the record and they wanted to leave themselves open to reconsidering, if this was a good investment, or if they might take some other actions if they find out the money is not being spent as they intended it to be spent. >> you've spoken with carrie lee peterson. >> i have. >> are you still speaking to him? >> to some extent he last told me that what has happened in his past isn't relevant to the current work that he's doing. >> to be clear, there's this money that carrie lee peterson says he's raised and told you it's around $1 million perhaps. >> uh-huh. >> there's no rule how he has to spend this. it doesn't even have to be spent in a direction of the candidate he had on his website for a while. >> co-spend it any way he wanted to. >> including a salary? >> on a salary he could spend it on buying a new lam bor gen lam. >> a superpac isn't supposed to coordinate with a campaign. bernie sanders doesn't want any superpac but under the l

>> did you give his people any sense of maybe the superpacs were not working in tandem with bernie sanders>> they would only say so much to us on the record and they wanted to leave themselves open to reconsidering if this was a good investment or if they might take some other actions if they find out the money is not being spent as they intended it to be spent. >> you have spoken with careyy lee beertson. >> i have. >> you have still peeking to him? >> he has told me that this work is not related to the work from his past. >> the money that he has raised and he has told you that it's around $1 million perhaps. >> uh-huh. >> there is no rule how he spends this, it doesn't even have to be spent in the direction of the candidate he has on his superpac for a while. >> that's right he can spend it on just about anything he wants. >> on a salary? >> co-spend it on a salary, he could spend it on buying a new lamborghini. but what a lot of donors would hope is their money is being spent on bona fide campaign activity. >> let me ask you to clarify this. a superpac is not supposed to coordinate wit

>> it is a school bus. 60 children were on board that tandem bus. the 23-year-old bus driver, though, is credited with saving these children's lives. she thought quickly and ushered them all off the bus. she even tried to call the train operator. she couldn't get through. the bus was detoured through town, got stuck on the tracks, and it was almost catastrophic. >> oh, my gosh. that was in the nick of time. you could tell the kids were barely walking out of that bus. >> you said 23-year-old driver. she's really young and she did that. good for her. >> you can see the train begin to slow down. it doesn't go crashing through this bus at full speed. there was one minor injury to a passenger on the train, but that's it. this could have been so much worse. >>> now to this dash cam. another incident, what the heck is going on here? the brakes failed in the car with the dash cam. they're essentially out of control right now. >> [ bleep ]. >> that is the worst feeling kpp you imagine when you press that pedal and it doesn't do what it's supposed to? >> you'

the video shows the tandem kayakers going through a lot pot of whales, they were humpbacks. they were lucky. they were thrown from the boat just before the impact. and they were wearing flotation vests. so they are fine after a ridiculous scare. >> pretty scary. did you see the picture of the actual kayakers? it looked like they were smiling. >> it seemed like -- well, they are probably smiling to be alive at that point. >> a lot to smile about. >> grateful to be alive. wow, well, whales do what whales do when they are in the water. you have to stay far back. . close call but good they are okay. our weather is pretty nice. mainly clear skies and more chilly temperatures expected. if you have been buying fall gear and you are ready to wear with it, in the morning you may be able to wear some sweaters and jackets for a brief time before it warms up. a look at the top of the rock looks clear. the temperature is 68 degrees in midtown. not as chilly in midtownen as last night, upper 50s in the city but north and west you will see 40s on the and 50s on the map, as well. tomorrow i

needed this jeremy johnson and melvin ray tandem. that's just to tie jacksonville state at 20.o send it to overtime. auburn went ahead. last chance for jacksonville state. josh bard. he would catch the fourth down pass. but was ruled out of bounds. that's how the error prone tigers escaped winning 27-20. they committed two turnovers in the game. >>> yesterday, out of nowhere, aldon smith joined the raiders, he signed a one year deal with oakland a month after the 49ers released him because of his latest arrest. the 49ers had had enough of him. they was charged with give -- he was charged with dui and hit and run and vandalism yesterday where the august incident. despite now playing across the bay, now his old coach 49ers' jim tomsula still hopes smith can turn his life around. >> all i or anybody here want for aldon is a great life. that's just his -- again, everything there doesn't have to do anything with football. i don't -- i mean i don't want to speak for other people. but i would feel confident in saying that about this whole organization. everybody in that locker room, o

committee that oversees the equity markets, launching a comprehensive review to bring the rules in tandem with the practices of today. just totally out of whack. i think you start a program similar to the one that existed at the stock exchange. it can' t exist at the exchange many exchanges, but in industrywide effort to educate the public. we need broad-based regulatory reform. dick: i want to turn back to a second on the issue of activism. i would like to ask to expert sitting next to me -- should right to vote? the viewers? shareholders? while some s sake, we are the longest of long term investors, let me just warn you. i was on the floor of the exchange the day s&p said , all non-us securities have to come out of the index. what did all of those non--- those long-term index investors do? on the last trait of the day, they sold millions and millions t own it the next day. i don' t think those people have a hoot of an interest in what management does. they are accidental. i' d love to hear your thoughts on that. james: i don' t know if this is the right connection point, but when i thin

video shows the tandem kayakers paddling through a large pod of humpback whales when one suddenly launches into the air when it appears the whale landed on top of the kayakers there. they were so lucky. they were thrown from the boat just before impact. >> the first thing they said is, we need a bigger boat. >> yeah, you know. >> oh, man, yeah. that's the kind of thing i want to do on a bigger boat. definitely. >>> all right, so, maybe a lot of boaters out there today, although it was a rather breezy this afternoon. if you have a sail boat that might have helped you out. the winds are pretty strong today across the area and the temperatures were chilly this morning. little taste of fall. here's a live view outside right now. now, this picture is crystal clear. i have not seen one look this beautiful. that's because of the fresh air mass that we have and all that wind. that is a great view from our top of the rock camera. temperature in central park 77 degrees. today's highs stayed in the 70s most of the day. delightful from the mid-70s in ice lp to islip. so, it was great. little on the br

croatia and serbia have seemed to almost be acting in tandem to get people through, contrast to the hungarianitude which is keep them all out, but that has lead to a complete rauch between serbia and croatia and hungary on the other. but if they are now stuck in croatia, what is going to happen to them there if slovenia has shut its border and won't let them through, and that's why slovenia and austria are calling for yet more sergemy european union talks. so it's painfully slow for these refugees. they get stuck again, and then make another break, and then they get stuck again. it is frankly from the european union's point of view, it is a complete shambles. >> thank you. >>> hundreds of reges are at austria's border with germany wait drogsz. trains connecting the two countries have stopped running. the refugees including many families are stuck on a bridge waiting to be let into germany on foot. with more european countries inte rer do you see border checks thousands continue to land each day on the beaches of greek islands, and as jonah hull reports they are prepared to risk everything for

. >> through three weeks washington rang fourth in the nfl behind tandem of matt jones anal fred morris. however eagles run defense has been stodt with fletcher cox and others stuffing middle, bird are a allowing just 3.1-yard per carry, the fewest in the league. >> they are the big strong downhill brake tackle runners. they have the ability to go but they really are, a downhill. they run the stretch game, they have added to their running game, over there, and they are committed to the running game and it shows in the first three games. giant game they had to get away from it. i don't think they wanted to. but those two runners are solid downhill tackle breakers good phillies begin a three game series tonight with the mets have lock up the nl east title as david buchanan against bartolo colon. miguel franco could return to the line up for final series on the the year, begins marlins this weekend. >>> stop if you have heard this before, larry brown, former sixers head coach, head man at southern methodist, has been suspended for multiple violations including academic fraud and unethical

president assad but he is prepared to hold very swift parliamentary elections and then to work this tandemat he regards as healthy members of the opposition. >> thank you for that peter sharp. i.s.i.l. fighters in syria have blown up three ancient tower tombs in palm ashgpalmaa and th of the most famous unesco world heritage sites. still to come on al jazeera. >> i'm andrew thomas and in australia along the coastline that is developing a reputation as the shark attack capitol of the world, some here are calling for a problem but would that be ethical. ♪ ♪ again let's take a look at the top stories on al jazeera, the u.n. refugee agency says europe is facing a moment of truth and the continent must work together to end people suffering, the standoff between refugees and riot police at a hungarian train station that continues almost 24 hours after it began. a man and wife and two sons who drown trying to cross to syria and the three-year-old body sparked an international outcry and coffins arrived in istanbul and will be sent home to kobani for burial. the president bashar al-assad could sha

jim: they became last season the fifth tandem in nfl history to have both wideouts over 100 yards --,000 yards receiving in a season. phil: what would be your answer to winning this? jim: go back to look like they did last year. phil: some teams running you out by running the football. he just keeps throwing it. there was no pass rush really that whole time. he got time to see it and they set you up with all these moves, the variety of plays and it really came through for them. jim: what do you think kansas city will do here with the time-out? phil: i think they're going to be a little more careful than they were with that drive before the half. i don't know, you take a knee, run the shotgun. hope jamaal charles can break a run and get you some runs where you can take a couple of runs but you have to be extremely careful first. it looks like they're going to throw it. jim: yeah, out of the gun. three wides. charles. jim: the ball is out! it is picked up by the broncos! it is in the end zone for an unbelievable touchdown! a flag is out at the line of scrimmage. darian stewart knocked

. >> gasoline prices and crude oil prices trade in tandem with each other. if you see one drop, the other one should follow. in the case of gasoline, it could probably drop a little bit more because the market is very well supplied going into the winter. >> reporter: not so fast. crude oil is the wild card in this equation, and it needs to cooperate. >> if we get a spike in crude oil prices, $50, $55 a barrel, you won't see $2 at the pump for gasoline prices. they will rise definitely along with the crude oil. but it is a well supplied market, so i wouldn't say that the rise would be the same percentage as crude oil. it will lag, but we won't see $2. >> reporter: the recent price range for crude futures is $48. many expecting that range to hold barring an event. if there's a breakout, it's likely to the down side. the volatility in crude has been unprecedented. in the last two weeks we saw prices jump more than 20% only to fall another 10%. for this week, up a little more than 2%. hit the road and relax this weekend. but buckle up for next week. for "nightly

we saw a rare tandem event in the sky last night. moon made its closest approach to earth, creating a super moon, appearing 8% larger. and then, there was a lunar eclipse. in the earth's shadow, the moon turned red. some call it a blood moon. we won't see that again for 18 years. also rare is a fistfight among baseball teammates. in washington, nationals reliever jonathan papelbon seemed to yell at the team's young star bryce harper for not hustling, then it got physical, as you see. both later said it was like brothers fighting. papelbon apologized today, but the team suspended him for four games. and it ain't over until we tell you about yoga. we'll do that next. quid gels ar. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the shelf... new from mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. start the relief. ditch the misery.

jim: they became last season the fifth tandem in nfl history to have both wideouts over 100 yards -- 1,000 yards receiving in a season. phil: what would be your answer to winning this? jim: go back to look like they did last year. phil: some teams running you out by running the football. he just keeps throwing it. there was no pass rush really that whole time. he got time to see it and they set you up with all these moves, the variety of plays and it really came through for them. jim: what do you think kansas city will do here with the time-out? phil: i think they're going to be a little more careful than they were with that drive before the half. i don't know, you take a knee, run the shotgun. hope jamaal charles can break a run and get you some runs where you can take a couple of runs but you have to be extremely careful first. it looks like they're going to throw it. jim: yeah, out of the gun. three wides. charles. jim: the ball is out! it is picked up by the broncos! it is in the end zone for an unbelievable touchdown! a flag is out at the line of scrimmage. darian stewart knocke

i think, in tandem, the economy is doing quite well that means there reason to get on with it and probablyess objections from around the world. mark: make sense of its equity markets, they for the global selloff. was the fed,orry they did nothing, then for fed officials paved the way for a rate hike. let's talk about the fed, we happy they did not hike? ok: it is very confusing, if you look initially at what they were looking at was the theoyment situation in cross index. all of them are getting to a stage where it is time to begin to think about doing something because if you don't it is a week indicator. side, look at the other they keep an i on the inflation rate. the fall of the commodity prices, that continues falling, then the stronger dollar has an impact on inflation. they are not making that's target, but i think the economy is in a far better shape. it is time to begin the journey of normalization. of course, the onset in china and emerging markets is cause for caution. mark: did they need to add on this extra layer of uncertainty by citing china? yes, because you had cause from

they often move in tandem. 45 bucks a barrel with $1.29 lower.ction overnight. down for 36 straight days. look at goldman sachs. lloyd blankfein discloses he suffers from an curable form of cancer. he will begin treatment for his lymphoma and will continue to lead the company. the stock is down. is what it is a difficult time the crash. my take on the pope's visit to america. my next guest is a catholic congressmen planning to boycott the pope's appearance before congress this thursday. welcome republican congressman paul gosar. you are a catholic. why don't you want to sit down and listen to what the holy father has to say to you? >> the thing about it is the priority we find ourselves in. an administration in world treating the symptoms of the disease and the one person who can speak clearly as the pope in regards to calling up a tolerance, sanctity of life and doing it right now. it doesn't appear that's what he'll talk about. stuart: he is going to talk about climate change. >> income inequality and everything else under the sun. as such a po

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obviously, what appears to be happening now is the correlation meaning back up, an their moving in tandem. and really coming back to all the things we have talked about. alix: thank you for helping us get a handle on this for today. much more coming up. we are following these markets with the dow off by about 300 points. stay with us. ♪ alix: we are moses -- moments away from the closing bell. i am alix steel. joe: and i am joe weisenthal. alix: u.s. stocks closing down across the indices from caller to oilwell treasuries rallied. joe: the question is what did you miss? the day after stocks fall as markets react to the fed decision. the watch begins for a possible october rate hike. dark forecasts. that stocks and bonds with both fall this year, something that has not happened since 1969. joe: we take a look at europe involved in the refugee crisis and why it matters. alix: we begin with the markets. saw things go lower. it really picked up some steam in the last half-hour. jo

but big business often works in tandem with big because big business can afford being big to pay the cost of regulations. and it works to the disadvantage of their smaller competitors. this is just another form of -- >> give charles a final word on. this george is right actually on this. >> how did did i guess? >> surprise, juan. >> it was close until the end. but he had good relief pitching. look, it is if all these things are so good like raising the minimum wage. business, why does it have to be forced into it by the government in the government is always trying to compensate. particularly liberal government for the failings, especially on the economy, by forcing the golden goose to yield the benefits that the economy is not because of their holding it back. >> all right, gentlemen. thank you have much. that's it for the panel. coming up. we often hear from you at home about why lesser known candidates don't get more coverage. so up next, we are going to spotlight efforts aimed at helping one of those candidates raise his profile and his poll numbers. . . >>> finally tonight with

haslinda: do you see e-commerce growing in tandem with the penetration of smartphones?ow at the same right? >> i think it grows even faster. in the end, the phone acts as an enabler. the enabler drives through the ease of doing business a higher frequency of purchase. people spend a huge amount of time on their phone. as soon as they get in their head that e-commerce is the easiest way to get a product, they change their purchasing behavior. haslinda: the company is now valued at more than $1 billion. do you see yourself needing more funding for your expansion plans? >> at the moment, we are very happy where we stand. we know what we want to do. when you think about additional funding, you focus on what are you going to use the money for. we couldots of ways further improve our customer experience. we can bring the warehouse is closer to the merchants. we can reduce the time on shipping. we can improve three-hour shipping windows versus 2-3 day shipping windows. there's lots of things we could do. i think it's very much for us about privatization and focus. haslinda: th

. >> the epa worked in tandem with trucks watering down the sites to keep as much dust out of the airollected will go to a certify hazardous waste recycling facility. the epa will be able to uncover much more in the weeks ahead. it's going to cover 70 to 100 homes a day. >> it kind of looks and feels like the devil strags of katrina. >>. >> all of the homes leaders have given permission. in middle town, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> thank you, melanie. >>> firefighters hope to soon fully contain the valley fire. the fire is just over 76,000 acres. 97% contained. residents have been allowed back into all communities affected by the fire. the cause of the fire still remains under investigation. >> developing international news. for the first time russia car carried out air strikes in syria today. russian officials say they're targeting islamic state officials. abc news reporter has d details. >> the military operation will be limited. >> we are seeing the true intentions of vladamir putin, which is to maintain a strong position in syria. >> u.s. air operations continues in syria today

they were on some thrilling tandem rides. >> thank you for joining us. >> have great day. >>> you have the planned parenthood president in the hot seat as the fight over funding is center stage on capital hill. we're here to bring you the real story. the hearing convened after outrage sparked by secretly recorded videos showing planned parenthood officials talking about using tissue from aborted fetuses for medical research. how is she trying to explain what we all saw. they hired somebody to review available evidence and they found that edits made to the full footage video for the shorter you tube videos were applied to eliminate nonpertinent footage as restroom breaks. why have asked why the producer wasn't testifying as well. republican lawmaker are very upset but some are offering solutions as word has come out from speaker boehner that a select committee will be set up to investigate the health provider. >> take the money from the guy's doing the bad things and give it to the ones who aren't. take the dollars from one private company doing what the speaker said barbaric things and

they were on some thrilling tandem rides. >> thank you for joining us. >> have great day. >>> you havelanned parenthood president in the hot seat as the fight over funding is center stage on capital hill. we're here to bring you the real story. the hearing convened after outrage sparked by secretly recorded videos showing planned parenthood officials talking about using tissue from aborted fetuses for medical research. how is she trying to explain what we all

they are moving in tandem almost the entire time. you see the problem.he analyst over at citi does not think that they will stop making copper, so that the problem for freeport-mcmoran. and resorts, the casino hotel business, it had macau revenue that was lower than the street estimated. as a result, you see a drop in 4%. back to you. alix: thank you so much. i should point out that we did see carl icahn buying a stake in rallyrt and it had a big on the news. everything that did really well during the rally is selling off. giving back the gains. there may be another reason -- olivia: there may be another reason to cut the cord. apple is said to be investing in original programming. the company, which is that to unveil another version of it that top box, is looking to fund a number of high profile series. big a game changer could this be? why not ask bloomberg editor at large cory johnson? cory: in the world of streaming we have netflix, 36% of american homes. you have hulu and amazon prime also making a really big effort. all of those three companies, al

we're all concerned about, i'm worried about physical, military encounter with china, russia, in tandemnext decade. you look man-made islands and joint ventures. inability, talking about boots on the ground, do we have the stomach to be the sheriff of the world anymore? >> we shouldn't be the sheriff of the world but should stand with people on our side. charles: but we watched christians get beheaded and which have done nothing. we have done zero. >> egypt is fighting against isis right now. we're keeping them at arms length. we should be embracing them. the u.a.e. is fighting in yemen. they captured iranian backed islamist. we do nothing to help them. we should be helping yazidis. we should help the kurds, we should help the sunni. not with our troops necessarily but if need be i would do that but with direct training. charles: with the kurds, what they have done i tip my hat to them. with the idea we can't help them. before i let you go, got to talk ba latest polls, coming in, non-politicians look at these numbers. >> absolutely. charles: donald trump, ben carson, carly fiorina. what

. >> the rpg 29 is a tandem rocket dual war redd rockhead rocket. it's a stupid decision. because right in those m-raps with the amount of rpgs in-country is committing suicide. >> with a fully equipped version on the right. the defense and the state departments reviewed the photos and confirmed the m-raps were sent this way. any other types of vehicle side armor are not part of the m-rap standard con film ration and are not exportable. >> if we can't give them the high-tech plates, give them something else that make those vehicles usable and safe so that the risk that they take is reasonable. as they go into combat essentially for us. >> we have a responsibility if these people are going to be the boots on the ground, not just for themselves, but for us, to make sure they get what they need and we fail to do that. >> they were told the panels were not shipped because the u.s. government is concerned the technology could fall into iranian hands. >> katherine, thank you. >>> the squabbling continues among european leaders over the refugee crisis, croatia is criticizing hung

stocks out of japan went on to rally, and that was in tandem with a rally in emerging market currency. that was significant because of what happened in china, giving a bit of breathing space for emerging market currencies. it would have been to downward pressure on the currency and maybe capital outflow out of asia as pressure mounts to borrow u.s. dollars. rallied around the region and that is why emerging market currencies got a bit of the left. that is why shanghai was adding back and forth -- ebbing back-and-forth. whereg picture is still we were yesterday, waiting and watching to see what the fed will do. a rate hike is not off the table even though economist say it is being pushed into next year. as long as the threat remains, the threat of volatility for asian emerging-market currencies, like in indonesia, malaysia, which have had a tough time, that pressure is always going to be there because of the fear of those higher borrowing costs. u.s.r yield in the yo e could reverse the trend. there is if you that the temper tantrum is taking the volatility out of the market, but i can

they both dropped in tandem.hat means even though there is more confidence there will be a rate rise, the distance between the two of them is maintained. this is something that janet yellen has been clear about. what i go it will be in a measured way, decision after decision. betty: very consistent. brendan: we will look at bond markets. a little more flattening in the curve. some strength in the near and -- near and the yield. let's look at currencies. -- sorry, we riel will look at major currencies. a weakness in the euro. a step off the curb, we are not sure what happened yesterday after mario draghi's comments. now we are looking at the brazilian riau. 3.8 oh.ready at a this is the cost of political dysfunction. there is no confidence in brazil they can get a budget passed. finance, talking about we are talking about politics. that is the weakness you are seeing in the real. ridiculous, it is. stories some of the top on the hour. hundreds of migrants broke free areolice in hungary and walking tour germany, mo

we started the day higher but once asia closed lower stocks in europe followed in tandem.e xetra dax down 40 points and the french markets down about 18. interestingly enough the morgan stanley note saying they're positive on european equities. they're expecting a rebound in the near future and italy is their top pick. if you take a look right now, italy is the out performer. a quick look at bonds. we have been seeing some bond buying at 0.77%. ten year treasury holding on to 2.15%. >> thank you, seema a lot of people watching this morning. don says he's watching from silicon valley. nice place to be. silicon valley. how do you make money in a market like this? this is what investors were telling us earlier. >> i like the ideaover equity markets selling off and yields increasing in the u.s. and now financing it by selling puts now is a good time to look the other way. technically as well both the u.s. ten year and the future are looking like we're at potential selling off moments. >> korea looks interesting at the moment the market is very cheap. it's always cheap but at t

they did not always move in tandem. they just started to this year very intensely.lloff intensified in the shanghai composite, the orange line is the copper price. copper got really hammered. in cannot sell a stock china. you're going to short and sell copper instead. there are a lot of ripple effects in here if the government does not intervene. jamie: it is not do everything or do nothing. the question is -- what is the right mix of things to do? somewhere in the middle. they should be decreasing interest rates could they are right to lower bank reserve ratio requirements. to go in and basically forced brokerage firms to start buying overvalued shares, in my mind, that is a really dangerous thing to do. and more broadly, people in china and investors around the world are starting to lose faith in the ability of the chinese government to manage their very complex economy. you have grown their economy, very, very well. they have one set of instincts of a top-down authoritarian so my market economy. to get to the next phase of chinese economic growth, they're going t