. >> yeah, especially with the tandem the problem is ryan matthews is questionable for the eagles. demarco murray will have to carry a heavy load. speaking about injuries let's talk about odell beckham jr. take look at this. just a short time ago there is beckham jr. on the field walking around. now, we just watched him minutes ago here actually testing that hamstring doing some cuts and i had former eagle mike quick standing next to me and he said he's final so a lot of people are saying the reports on the web sites beckham is going the play. we'll see, it's not official yet. he's listed as questionable. as for the eagles you can't get more excited than monday night football, the world watching, first place on the line. this team is pumped. >> monday night, the whole world going to be watching so what player wouldn't get more juiced up for a monday night game. >> going to be one real fun game. looking forward to the divisional opponent, rivalry game and it's prime time. what better status to be playing in on monday night. >> there's no tricking each other and so really it's about

clearly aren't sky divers, doing tandem diving. check off their bucket list. >> and the minister says you may now kiss your bride. hand her off the roses and, hey, til death do us part. happy anniversary, folks. >> congratulations. >>> carving pumpkins is halloween, most of us stab a knife in, cut out a few triangles and call it good. but, oh, no. this year we got a real treat. five pumpkins our carved in the likeness of us. super cool. even one that shows the entire cast and logo. check them out. carved ex-expertly by one of our camera men. >> you mean beetlejuice? >> standing right over there. adam really knows what he's doing here. he took pictures of us off our website. >> oh, my god! these are amazing! >> here's the thing. he's got to stare at us through a camera lens all day and then go home and do this. >> adam what did this take? >> overall, took me about 12 hours to do. solid hour and 15 to gut off the pumpkins and a couple hours each face. >> oh, i thought you'd throw the pumpkins in the pool. what does that do? >> an old

. >> reporter: the project was done in tandem with a nonprofit organization called, it gets better, released on national coming out day for maximum impact. >> i'm not doing this any more, i'm not hiding to make someone else happy. >> reporter: the accounts are moving and demonstrate the stress and pain many lgbt people are under. said dr. english, she councils many lgbt youth and adults in her practice. >> a sybive engaged in self harm, it is important to accept who they are, where nair coming from, and there to feel they are part of our society, they are part of our so society. >> reporter: we showed the video to new yorkers, the react was positive. >> it makes me feel encouraged and optimistic. >> it is amazing, i think that just because you arelesspy -- lesbian, gay or transgender does not mean you can't protect people's lives. >> that is very good, in a new century we're in that is a great thing. >> it is a terrific idea. >> reporter: fire commissioner said that the department has an opportunity to inspire outevery day with the work it does in this diverse i did city, you can see the vid

we work in tandem with our state art agencies original art organizations. local art agencies and a larger network of service organizations as well. all together if you look at it this network we built together, the arts are thriving. and notby themselves solo players. we are honoring the different ways we work. but on the other hand, we're partners together. if you ask the question of how many would go away, it would be a complex. with such a strong tapestry of network and that will be harder to answer. we are in this together. john: 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 what great a modern-day wpa program called artists court. isn't there a way for government to do more to support artists? jane: 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 du

diablo, 32, and as far as this, we have a wind advisory and they red flag fire warning working in tandem. have them place right now for the east bay hills, from 10:00 a.m. through sunday. we have winds approaching 40 to 50 miles per hour across the higher terrain. there's a lot to talk about tonight, and we have some activity of perching parts of the bay area. and we have some activity to show you. we will talk about this with action moving in parts of the north bay. we can't rule out the possibility of a thunderstorm as well. >> lots that you are tracking. and, aman really killed his mother inside her apartment earlier this week. 31 -year-old omar monique pet again. he killed his mother in a particularly violent manner, although they didn't give any specifics. the woman was found dead in her apartment on monroe avenue and fremont boulevard. investigator say that he could be in oakland or perhaps berkeley and could have access to guns. the fbi announced the arrest of a man wanted in the death of two people. marcos daniel robles was taken into custody thursday in guadalajara saw mexico, a

they are supposed to rise in tandem. at this rate it's unsustainable. simple as that. the economy could go broke in a couple of years. >> it is, david. people are concerned about it. democrats sell this as if it is manna from heaven, as if it has no cost associated with it. we know it will increase taxes, increase the debt, increase burden on the american family and make for a less dynamic economy. this is all bad. >> we just don't get the bang for our buck. look at the poverty program. since they started with lyndon johnson, we spent trillions. there aren't that many people out of poverty as a result of the spending. >> the cbo which is nonpartisan says 60% of u.s. households on average get more in government benefits than they pay into the system in federal taxes. that's a big swing. the democrats act like there are government spending fairies that pick this money off trees. it is so cynical what they are offering here. we are in deep yogurt. there is way too much grey poupon spending in washington, d.c. and we can't afford it. >> i want to pick up on the cynicism. w

. >> orlando was actually a tandem master by the time i met him.andem master is those guys that when you go for the first time, they attach to you and they're the ones that actually take you for a ride. >> orlando's experience should be an asset for the group jump. but when it's time to board the plane, the packers haven't completed orlando's chute. he rushes the packer through the process, so he can take off with his buddies. it's a decision he's about to regret. as they climb to 15,000 feet, norman presses record on the camcorder strapped to his helmet. >> on that jump, orlando and myself were the only ones wearing a camera. it's a good thing to have video, so you can tape your friends and they can tape you and you can see what you did wrong and fix any problem that you have, just to become better. a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next. as orlando turns his back to the door, his back opens, the chute flies out, opening prematurely, yanking him out and gets snagged on the plane's trail. he twis

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on this day the four jumpers are going to attempt a series of tandem formations where they lock armshile exiting the plane and simultaneously tilt together into a headdown position. >> basically we're two and two. and the two outside and two inside we go this way. the plane is probably going 100 miles an hour. but we have to jump going towards the wind. immediately we put our heads down. takes a lot of jumps for you to master that and you have to keep practicing. this day, we got to altitude, which is 13,500 feet. everything was fine. so, we got ready, hold hands, jumped out. we knew it was just a matter of getting out of the plane and trying to hold for as long as we could because of so much vibration that we couldn't hold to each other. >> wind turbulence and vibration is normal at that altitude and inevitably it causes tandem teams to break up. >> everything moved so different. you're dealing with turbulence, even from the air hitting your friends. >> but this is about to be one bad break-up. >> when we broke off, two guys went to one side. me and another guy to another side. >> i

so when you see examples like this in working in tandem with other federal agencies such as the departmentof education, we want to deepen those conversations. we're not off in silos. we're working together. we meet quarterly with hud and share stories with what they're doing. 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 you say about the state of arts coverage in this country? is it pretty on target, or is there room for significant improvement? >> there's room for improvement. there's room for communication. the one thing that i've seen now that i've traveled for a year, the arts are thriving. there are so many great things happening in nearly every community. it can be more robust and things can be leveraged even more, but they are thriving. when you've seen one community and this is the key to it. when you've seen one community, you've only seen one community and that is a key to how many different ways the arts can infuse our lives, but not everybody has to

>> we're taking steps to really inform people, in tandem around hiv and drugs.he co-relation between the two. the more, if you are affecting your mind, by mind-altering drugs, can lead you to engage in some behaviors that could lead to hiv. so in informing forks around hiv, building value for their lives, letting them know, you're worth tomorrow. you can make it to tomorrow. folks are less likely to jump into some of the drugs and some of the sexual activities. >> kind of tough to get that message through. >> it is tough. we're living in very tough times so we're trying to do our best to get people thinking about these things. writing about these things and talking about them. >> health care and access to health care, that's a big issue for many in the city. >> it is, and it's something that the affordable care act has helped a lot. over 90% of district residents have some sort of health insurance. but you know testing with us is free, it's a one-minute test. and we also have an insurance navigation helpers, who can help people enroll, whether it's in medicaid o

their two teams have being working in tandem for years -- joining forces to save lives. >> when an emergencyl comes in, it's time and cooperation that matter -- not borders and nationalities. adriano favre: there's no brussels here. european or geopolitical interests and laws are irrelevant. here, it's the mountain that's in charge -- and we have to adapt. >> which also means coping with tragedies and traumas. on this rescue mission, all the team could salvage were the bodies of six climbers. but the most recent joint effort of the two did save a person's life. jean-baptiste estachy: we found this italian man in a crevasse in the morning. after a whole night out there, he was alive and in pretty good health. he was incredibly lucky. >> our roving reporter is happy to embark on the final stage of his odyssey. jÖrg wunram: this is where i leave the really high mountains. italy's just around the corner. then i'm off to france, and then monaco, where i'm going to dive into the mediterranean. >> 400 kilometers left for his feet to carry him across a europe without borders. host: thats it for this

we watch the remnants of patricia worm in tandem with this low pressure area to the north to throw rain in our direction but another concern that i have as we get toward later wednesday into thursday will be the strong winds. initially they're out of the south east. these are the gusts by wednesday evening. look what happens during the overnight hours wednesday night. winds shift to the south. they could gust to 50 miles per hour along the coastline so we're talking about very strong winds. that's why we're going to watch that thursday evening high tide especially. so we've got wind and we've got rain coming in. later wednesday into thursday. let me time it out for you here. because we'll start out on wednesday morning dry. the morning commute should be fine. even through about lunchtime, the rain is approaching from the west. once we get towards wednesday evening, this is 6:00 p.m., wet weather moving in for the commute. heaviest rain falls overnight wednesday. by thursday morning this is starting to pull away. we'll dry it out here on thursday afternoon so the patriots are playing at

these two features will work in tandem to bring in more clouds tomorrow and also some showers. so soak up the sunshine today. we're going to climb by noontime close to 70 degrees. look at these high temperatures this afternoon. 75 boston. as warm as 77 nashua to lawrence. just a little bit cooler with that wind off the water for you today on cape cod. a beautiful columbus day to enjoy. let's get you out to the roads this morning. my guess is a lot of people have the day off. olessa: that's what it looks like right now. we're not seeing any construction crews out there. there's a live look at the zakim bridge. no problems at the leverett connector. let's get to the maps and check the rest of that ride. no roadwork to contend with. that's good news heading into boston. south of town a quiet start. no problems on 24. route 3,ate 95 also nice and light as well as the pike and route 9. from new hampshire. we're expecting the trains and the buses to start the morning on schedule. randy: thank you. final word on a huge merger that will have a big impact on a local company. emily: the

so stocks and oil often trade in tandem. third, we need clarity from the fed on interest rates. it's time to make a choice. rate hike or no rate hike. of course we need a stable dollar. and finally, continued job growth. and more importantly, wage growth. now, this is a pretty broad wish list. but we don't necessarily need all of these things to happen for stocks toned the year higher. but we need a few of them. right now we're seeing job growth and there's modest stability in the dollar in oil. but both of them still have a tentative feel to them. bottom line, we still don't have enough conditions to say that august 24th bottom was the real bottom. for "nightly business report" i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> still ahead, what republican presidential front-runner donald trump told our john harwood about his plan for taxes and to grow the economy. >>> now to the race for the white house. taxes will likely be a big issue for american voters. almost always are. john harwood recently interviewed republican presidential candidate jeb bush about his plans for the e

is upper level low it was giving flooding rains now, kind right behind joaquin moving right along tandem with they are pair, aren't they? boy. anyway sunshine tomorrow fair weather clouds popping up front passes by with little else than a change in wind direction. notice cooler air start to move in tomorrow evening. there might be some clouds with that. >> and then tomorrow night, too kind of just settles in for the night. it will drop our temperatures considerably by morning on thursday. keep that in mind. even those very mild tomorrow, we're going to pay the piper on thursday. drop numbers by about 10 degrees or so. so low 70s, good day tomorrow, the winds from the northwest at light speeds tops 69 degrees. mild with all kinds of sun the mild weather to blame for slow start to the foliage season. it's really mild at night. but now recently cool morning last week this weekend, and also this morning. case in point. color accelerating all it be slowly not raid color. if you want leave pete a great weekend for across northern new on. look at this drop by way wednesday and thursday. then we

they have not been moving in tandem with the other commodities all the time, or as much as oil and copperices up 2% on the week. measureook at our broad of commodities, the bloomberg commodities index committed is trading higher by almost 4% on the week. it is having its best week since 2012. as alex and scarlet talking about earlier, in addition to what we've been talking about with this chart specifically for oil, we could have potentially seen the worst. interesting commentary as we have those cutting down on their production. scarlet: thank you. a number of activist investors have been making headlines this week, including carl icahn and others. 20% of public companies were approached by activists last year in the number is expected to rise it could have wesequences on board rooms have more from washington. a fascinating topic. is this number and company had previously anticipated? >> and has been rising quite frequently. we have seenyears activist investors approaching companies. are inger name companies this mix. those are new, but the number of activists that are in this field has

it works in tandem with another. the other air ship can zoom in on objects of interest. you see it on your screen here. some vital stats. it's 242 feet long. it can fly up to 10,000 feet and stay airborne up to 30 days at a time. if it's teethered, it can stay airborne up to ten years. it's supposed to defect flying objects in mountains, forests and deep beneath the sea for up to 340 miles in diameter. if you put this thing in middle of texas, it could cover the entire state. there are reports that claim it doesn't work at all and cannot tell the difference between a enemy and friendly aircraft. experts disagree saying this technology is vital to our defense. listen. >> they will be integral, yes they will. >> considering the program is several billion dollars, it will be a very costly bust. it would benefit if it worked. >> thank you very much. >>> the republican candidates arriving in colorado with plans to talk about the economy but they spent a lot of time tangling with the moderators, like this one. >> it concluded that you give twice as much as gain in aftertax inc

you had the opposition already tandem to search for the truth.mocrats are there to play defense for hillary clinton. unique --e most heated exchanges have been between -- they are using their time to let her come back and address things that they know she wants to address. momentum is important. because of the time limits on the republicans, their time runs out and it gets back to democrats. there is a stage aspect of it where the democrats are working very much hand in glove with hillary clinton and her advisers to slow down the hearing, change the focus and let her say her on things were republicans have created a distortion or made some points. david: thank you, mark halperin. up, hitting all the angles on one of the biggest tech giants and its earnings. alphabet. we'll break down what to look for in the report and the latest rollout of its subsidiary, youtube ♪. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. on wednesday, youtube rolled out a new service called youtube red. can it catch on and maybe tackle netflix? talk about the calcul

we have seen productivity and wages not move in tandem for decades. to the u.k.'oductivity, the hypothesis is their story has been so much weaker that when productivity snaps back, it will be that much more for osha's which could lead to higher inflation down the road. that could be a much faster track. governor carney, the at the bank of england was hired in a very high profile way. conceivable he could do his whole five years and never do a rate hike, which would be pretty amazing. you wonder if he has an itchy finger or not. scarlet: one thing everyone remembers, especially since the financial crisis began, anyone who did raise interest rates, ecb undereden or the jean-claude tree shea, they had to cut rates again. you don't want to have to do that. place ifis a lonely you are the only one hiking. if you look at the work function for the u.k., you don't see a 50% chance of a rate hike until july of 2016, way after the probability. if you recall early last year, mark carney said the rate hike might come sooner than the market expected and the market totally slap

brady and belichick, the most prolific quarterback coach tandem in nfl history but apparently not too close personally. >> he's always been a coach. you know, i think that's why our relationship works so well because he expects me to do my job and, you know, he always does his job so well. and i think, you know, we see each other every day. off the field we don't get know, just hanging out. but honestly i don't get much chance to do that with anybody at this point. i'm sure we'll always have a great relationship and i know what brought us the things we've been able to accomplish. >> tom brady and callahan this morning, they don't have to hang out together to win together. the record speaks for itself. brady and belichick together have won more than 77% of their games, 186 all together, and 12 out of 14 afc east titles. not too shabby. >>> well, an interesting explanation for what we saw on sunday. i just can't get enough of this the patriots' punter pat mcafee made a radio appearance today and further explained why the wheels came off the bus. >> in the center, all week was clayton ge

this is really the pattern we have seen, they are not moving in tandem.ere is the year to date chart and you see actually the oil in etf has been the underperformer. biotech's have held up well before that recent breakdown and now there is a reversal of fortune whereas the oil etf had been lagging. biotech's had been leaving. now they've had a role reversal in recent days. david: thank you very much. on capitol hill this afternoon. kevin mccarthy, expected to become the next because of the house, drops out. joining me now is republican senator orin hatch of utah. i've got to ask, as you look across, you have to despair somewhat for your party. what has been going on? for hatch: i feel badly congressman mccarthy because he is a fine man and a good leader and it could have cap the continuity going. i'm sure they will pick a good leader. we will see what happens. it was startling to me. i figured he would be the speaker. david: i want to ask about the other candidates, including somebody else from utah. jason chafe its. is he somebody you would support? sonj

pharmaceuticals, technically not a biotech specialty, but nonetheless they have been treating in tandemposter child for these higher drug prices at these acquired companies. raising prices on the drugs that the companies manufacture. the companies come out with earnings that beat estimates, saying that they may spin off on neurology we might see these pricing practices more prevalent. they say they will focus less on acquisition than on old treatments and raising the prices. we are seeing those shares fall by 10% today. they haven't fighting back and defending themselves pretty vigorously. i wanted to look more probably at the biotech index. despite what valiant saying, we have seen it hold up relatively well. one hour ago we saw a drop of 1.2%. the were reports of drug pricing campaign events. one of the other stocks that could be weighing on it is this older treatment that requires blood transfusion but should not be required again after the musician -- initial course of treatment. years later the company says the earliers on generation of the treatments. it does not necessarily have

operating in tandem with the targeting blimp, this is the surveillance blimp. and if there were a slow low attack, presumably it would see it. but it's got to be operational. and it's been very difficult getting this thing up and running. >> miles o'brien, thanks very much. >> you're welcome. >>> joining us now democratic congresswoman tulsi gabbard of hawaii, she's an iraq war veteran. we've got a lot to discuss, congresswoman. but let me get your reaction to this blimp disaster that occurred today. could have been obviously a whole lot worse, but it does raise all sorts of serious questions. >> it does, wolf. aloha, first of all, it's good to talk to you. i think most importantly it's good that no one got hurt. i think there could have been the potential for accidents of various sorts as this blimp was moving out on its own and uncontrolled. but i also have questions, many of which you've already been asking really about how did this thing get untethered. an asset of this value, of this size and of this importance, what exactly happened and what will happen t

>> two static lines and one tandem jump. never free fell. >> would you ever do it again? >> no.> you said you would do it. >> i said i wish i had enough nerve to do it. he is a braver man they i am. >> never do it again. >>> so now that the giants an the as are not in the playoffs, i'm pulling for the cubs. i know they had to win tonight. but i don't know the score. did they. >> they did not. and if you are a baseball fan, you wanted to see a better series. looks like quick work, you will be able to say that same thing. being a sentimental favorite and a collection of fine young hitters. they are on their bay to the world series. one more win and a change of venue didn't hurt. they are down 1-0 in this. kyle scharber. and jacob debgrom. the mets connect. this guy homers every night. daniel murphy. five straight games he has homered tieing the big league playoff record set by carlos beltran. here is a familiar name. yoenis cespedes. they should have caught that ball. cubs were 7-0 in the regular season versus the mets but when it counts, they are down 3-0. a quiet crowd after wri

they will breathe same hot air and in tandem until november.e have the next big thing in exercise, gillian michaels. "star wars" tickets went on sale last night and broke the internet. we'll analyze the new phenomenon and new preview. ronda rousey is getting in on gender gap debate that j law ignited. we'll separate fact from fiction. separate from the ordinary. join me tonight. i'm kennedy. ♪ kennedy: hillary and trump are still on top of the polls. what do they have in common? let me ask three brilliant saviors of humanity i paul party panel. jimmy fale, charles cocoa author the conservative manifesto. great to see you. charles in nantucket. jimmy's suit jacket is blinding. andy i start with you. >> excellent. kennedy: why are hillary and trump's poll numbers related? what do you make of that. >> both parties get what they deserved. trump is republican id filled by talk radioesque blather masquerading as substance. hillary is ultimate if you believe being right on issues means you're a good person you can then be a bad person which is exactly

so far from what i see, it looks like it's the first time we've seen in tandem declines in sales ands since 2009. what does that tell us? >> tells me that there's a drag in corporate america and for the same reason it's about time that we start to see that differential. i think at least in the near term it's not going to be as depressing as maybe some had thought but as an earnings whole, at least percentagewise at the end of the day, i think there will be a lot of positive news that comes out of this and as expected they're probably buying out demand. >> we saw a late rally. a decent week of returns for u.s. equities. has earnings really justified that? it's been mixed at best really, hasn't it? >> no, they haven't, but for those reasons i think technically the market sets up very positively. i think fundamentally not as much, but i'm not surprised. actually, i believe at least that you're going to see new highs in the stock market by the end of the year. i think you'll see the s&p above 2100 and as bullish as that sounds, i think last week's -- again, last week's action by china an

the strategy to work in tandem across this country to attack issues of unemployment and to attack issues of lack of housing and education for our people. we've left our affairs in the hands of others too long. >> reporter: a little farther down capitol hill others are preparing to be part of the weekend observance and embrace the agenda of the 20th anniversary of the million man march. >> it's been from the get go and from the beginning. >> they were here two decades ago on the mall and harris pache pacheco. >> we're the original care takers of the land. >> he brings his group, the harmony keepers to this place again. >> there's been a lot of injustice that has happened to our communities and this is an opportunity for us to work in collaboration with all cultures, all communities to bring justice to the causes that are important to us. >> reporter: also among those attending a young woman who wasn't even born at the time of the first match of march, but her father was here and she's now walking in his foot steps. >> we understand we cannot sit down and wait for anybody to do for us, wha

. >> reporter: the project was done in tandem with a non-profit called it gets better released on national coming out day for national impact. >> i'm not doing this. i'm not pretending to be something i'm not to make someone else happy. >> the accounts of the members are moving and demonstrate the stress and pain many lgbt people are under says this doctor. she counsels many youth and adults in her practice. >> a significant number have engaged in self-harm. it's important for people to accept one for who they are and where they're coming from and for them to feel that they're part of our society. and they are part of our society. >> reporter: we showed the video to new yorkers and the reaction was overwhelmingly positive. >> i think it's awesome they're taking a stand like that. it makes me feel encouraged and optimistic. i think it's beautiful. >> it's amazing. i think just because you're lesbian or gay or transgender or bisexual doesn't mean you can't protect people. >> i think the fire department is macho. them saying that is very good, they're accepting of it. in the new century, that

. >> at some point it might be worst and in tandem with the lessons learned but mower of a presentation especially leading up to budget the budget indications. >> are they another any other public comment on this item seeing none, other commissioner business. >> now as you may know i am leaving any position of president today so i had a few things to say i've reflected about what has been going on and i'm truly proud truly proud that that commission and staff accomplished everything they have. >> first, i want to thank general manager kelly for his leadership on advancing this agency i wanted to thank our city attorney for the work on every single one of the issues as you may know they are i wanted to mention highlights over the past or parts year, of course, the drought we can't forget that and certainly went beyond the aspiration target and exceeding them all this is true of our with wholesale customers as well i want to give credit to the water team for all the hard work and add over the years the proper water management has certainly showed it as we look at our reservoir as compared

they debuted their big man tandem wednesday night in boston.y combined for 40 points and 19 rebounds. coach brown likes what he's seen in that game and practice. >> i hope the city got excited with the glimpses of those two bigs playing together. the first quarter, you know, domination of jahlil okafor, he was brilliant. watching nerlens play behind him. i hope the city of philadelphia and i assume they are is as excited as i am to continue to watch those two grow. >> absolutely. flyers in buffalo tonight in game three of the world series between the mets and royals tonight as well in new york. >> okay. >> thank you ducis. >> thank you ducis. >> much more still to come on "action news" friday night. legendary mermaids are bringing their unique performance to camden. find out how you can see their under water performance while of course staying dry. >> and a live picture from drone6 flying above fairmount park. look at that beautiful fall foliage. it is here and meteorologist adam joseph tracking some fall temperatures as well. he has your exclu

administration is continuing to wage an enormous war on whistleblowing and investigative journalism, in tandemwith the tightening even further through technology and political choice of the surveillance state and continued warfare around the planet, as we have heard again in the news today in terms of a warfare state. so the presidents are chilling and many respect. a few of them briefly conclude that jeffrey sterling was convicted on the basis entirely of circumstantial evidence. the government resented a mosaic of supposedly incriminating information that involved entirely elective it is by jeffrey sterling. it should be made clear that jeffrey is a whistleblower because through legal channels he went to the senate intelligence committee as a former cia case officer to give information about a botched dangerous cia operation involving nuclear weapon design to the ram. the precendece are dangerous because in a real sense, they are a warning shot across the bow not only for journalists and potential whistleblowers, but for any government official who even legally those through channels to prov

they're supposed to grow in tandem.t this rate we're out of control. >> you're in a lot of trouble when recession comes. talking about total government debt, state, local and federal. look at government debt. david: intergovernmental debt. which means government has to borrow to pay off social security. >> i want to make the following comparison. before previous recessions we usually had federal debt of 35% of gdp. next time around federal debt will be 75% of gdp. that pretty much obviates applying same type of fiscal stimulus we did in the past in order to get the economy -- david: bottom line we have to get things under control. it is unsustainable at 18.4 trillion. james, finally good news to a lot of people. you can see this on the full interview on foxbusiness.com website. he did rule out or seemed to rule out executive action on the debt. that is he won't take one of these executive actions in order to raise the debt ceiling. >> yeah. but you would like to see some reform. david: would you like to see executive ac

those two working in tandem would be a dream come true for tax reformers.en: scott hodge, good to see you, take care. >>> don't miss republican senator and presidential candidate rand paul on fox business today at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. he's going to talk with melissa francis and david asman on "after the bell," you don't want to miss that. >>> after the break, jeb bush came out swinging last night at his own protege marco rubio. so how much did this hurt the former florida governor? jeb bush: this president, with all due respect, believes that america's leadership and presence in the world is not a force for good. america has led the world and it is a more peaceful world when we're engaged the right way. we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. we have to stand for the values of freedom. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? but for the united states, who? who's going to stand up for the dissidents inside of iran that are brutalized each and every day? but for the unit

. >> police are now looking for an asian male and a black male who they say worked in tandem here onht. the family in hercules was terrorized before the suspects got away into the town of hercules. it happened in the 200 block of cinnibar way on wednesday Ñinig. a mother parked her car in the driveway with two children and elderly mother. the suspects arrived and pulled guns on the family. they had a semi automatic and a black military-style rifle. they would shoot the children unless their mother told them where the safe was. they took the contents of the safe and locked the entire family in the room. >> i am really surprised. doesn't happen like that around here. you never know. it's quiet. a very quiet neighborhood. stuff happens everywhere. >> again, the suspects are described as asian and african-american. males in their 20s. both were wearing black hooded sweatshirts and both had a dark colored bandanna or a ski mask. there might be potentially a third suspect, a get away driver who took the suspects away from the scene. we're live in hercules, i'm damian trujillo o. >>> the go

he wanted the defense spending and domestic spending to go up in tandem. the cuts in the bill don't cover all of the increases. about 30% that is not offset. so they're going to complain about that. and i suspect you might lose some democrats on this bill because there are cuts in medicare payments to doctors and some changes to the social security disability insurance fund. i assume pelosi is involved, they will have enough democratic votes. but the republicans may need to cough up more votes than usual to get the thing passed. >> we have john mccain saying tonight i think we could move forward with this. i think it's the best deal we can get. but who on that conservative wing in the republican house is going to think that raising the debt ceiling out to 2017 is going to be something that they can vote for? >> well, clearly the 40 or so freedom caucus members are going to be against it. i suspect a lot of other republicans are going to vote against it because i'm sure the communications -- right wing communications complex is going to raise a ruckus about

they have to work in tandem. the exchange rate is some variable the fed will have to look at. more important is what the economy is doing. december becomes a possibility. then, you have impetus. ecb, going in opposite directions. tom: may be a theme for next week. adamant december is still on the table. we continue our conversation on bloomberg television with alan ruskin. later today, daniel yergin. the author of "the prize and of the quests." this is fun. bloomberg surveillance. ♪ get your weekend started, a sensitive view of hong kong. it is an artsy view. absolutely gorgeous. it is a beautiful. it is beautiful. let's go to business with vonnie quinn. of the world'ser largest shipping line is cutting its profit outlook. container rates have fallen because of worries about china's slowing economy. twitter ceo is donating one third of its company's stocks to its workers. they will go into an equity pool for twitter employees. it could improve morale after some job cuts. clout sales more than doubled from a year ago. been focusinghas on selling the cloud services. let's get st