. >> commissioner brat on the theton -- bratton was livid. >> he ran to a nearby subway stop. police shut down the train at the start of rush hour, several other lines and thousands of commuters were all affected. two officers were immediately suspended. >> there's no more significant responsibility for a new york safeguarding of a prisoner. one to keep the prisoner safe, but to keep the public safe from them. last night two of our officers failed that responsibility in a very significant way. >> it all started back in june when 23-year-old that reek arnold broke away with his handcuffs on. >> it took a moment to catch him. four more prisoners would escape before yesterday when they let a 24-year-old shoplifter outsmarted them by faking sick. >> he bolted out the back door and ran into the subway station. >> tune was recaptured at his group home. it made residents wonder if having a home in a neighborhood like that is a good idea. >> we have children, families. we don't want this kind of homes coming in here. >> the officers were suspended spur at least 30 days. the commission

praised theton decision saying women in the armed forces have enabled to prove their heroism and abilitiesand our official policy is catching up. how big a deal is this announcement for the pentagon today? this is why of the last areas of discrimination in the military. sweeping of a broad set of social changes that the obama administration has brought related toe military gender and sexual orientation, and it's a big deal for women now who have equal opportunity, at least on paper. no doubt his story, there's no question about that. the military at one point was in the vanguard of social progress and change. it has fallen behind in this see so it is heartening to that it has caught back up to where we are in society, and as you say, knocked down the final barrier to full equality for women in its ranks. mark: we will be right back with carly fiorina, right after this word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: i caught up with presidential candidate carly fiorina. i started out by asking her about the recent shooting in san bernardino. i want to ask about the tragic event in california, and just your

has won theton endorsement of the american federation of government employees. six hundredpresents 70,000 workers in the u.s. government and the district of columbia. quartetof the national collected their nobel peace prize today during ceremonies in norway. the group appealed for interact -- international -- to make the fight against terrorism and absolute priority. one of the quartet's members said the quartet's feeling of euphoria and pride does not skewer the grief, sorrow, and anger they feel about recent acts of terror in beirut, paris, and trammell. slumpird quarter summer took a chunk out of household wealth according to the federal reserve. net worth for households and nonprofits calculated by subtracting mortgages, debts, and other liabilities, dropped more than one trillion dollars from july through september. theehold debt rose 1.5% in third quarter, the slowest pace in almost two years. can get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours bloomberg.com. imr crumpton. david, back to you. -- i am mark crumpton. david, back to you. david: the econ

on tv every night drawing crowds all over the country that towards any other candidate. , one of thetonest-known people in the world, she hasn't drawn 30,000 people to a single event. mobile, alabama, he filled a football stadium, but he regularly draws multi-thousands. many occasions, he draws 5000, 6000, 7000. was sanders doing the same thing? john: not anymore. the image of the republicans is that reality. michael: i asked trump, who is he actually speaking to? the answer is really no one. he has a campaign manager and a this'll campaign is one person coming up with a strategy, coming up with the speeches, the policy. i don't think we have seen anything like this in presidential politics, one person just figuring things out as they go. >> one of the interesting things about this race is that it has drawn sharp lines about an identity, an american identity. what are we as a country going to fight for, and what are our politics going to express? people do not want to vote for somebody who is a mirror image of themselves, what they vote finds somebody who can within that message they wa

at thetone will decide end of the week if they will meet carl icahn's bid for pep boys. they are both trying to expand their presence in the auto parts sector. the biggest loser in the s&p is chesapeake energy. the natural gas company has halted payouts, and cut one out of every six employees. businessis our flash update. in a pretty dismal stock market this year it has not been good for chesapeake, but what about the others? we have the answers in a latest bloomberg view piece. it is the head of the fidelity retail portfolio. using an old-fashioned strategy, that is a bit of a rebuke to a lot of her swashbuckling peers. take a look inside my terminal. you can see that the closest competitor are select i.t. bio techfunds and funds. she really made it by being an old-fashioned value investor, right? >> yes. old-fashioned means painstaking research. it means looking at a lot of elements like dividends, cash flow, book value, and so on. is really, if you like the legacy, of graham and dodd when they were in columbia university as professors. they were those who gave warren

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