theyment in know where it came from and whether it was put in candy on purpose or just fell in accidentally. >> when i heard what happened it was concerning and shocking as well. we are a close-knit community. >> the mother discovered it checking the children's candy after they went trick-or-treatin that the race for the white house is changing our daily habits. jonathan: also ahead, some must-see video. rescuers find a dog in earthquake rubble but very much alive. maureen: get the short sleeves out and the coats ready. maureen: seven days until the presidential election. the candidates are campaigning all over the country. president obama wrapped up a rally for hillary clinton in ohio. she is holding several events in florida. running mate mike pence in pennsylvania. jonathan: votetrak 2016 gave people in charlestown, west virginia, a chance to sound off about the election. this is what they said when we put them on the soap box to ask what mattered to you in the election. >> abortion and honesty in the candidates. >> where does it leave you? >> it leads me to vote for trump. >> if i were

. >> >> i was going to correct you on what theyment by watergate don't bother me.t they were saying is it does president blame all northerners. watergate does not bother me and does score conscious bother you? the only problem is they thought young was painting. so what they are saying is hey neil young you are blaming the south, but look at watergate which wasn't the south. >> they said we don't blame all northerners for that. >> more sweet home alabama works, mark. >> maybe kevin can't wait. >> 60% of americans want trump to quit twitter. matt, you don't believe people want him to quit. >> fake news, man. >> trump will indeed take over the account. i am guessing his staff will not take over the pass worker. >> they are giving it to the stove and not give it to him of the. >> the october as 12.1 million followers. trump has more than the presidential count. >> he will add the followers into hissing -- into his account. >> there is no overlap. >> you know what toddler knows what sir are -- and coming out of my mouth i know. >> you said you grab the presents when yo

you know, they don't respect our you know, they have and they are s doing whatever theyment. i live on an indian reservation california and we're blessed with, you know, the have s that the people voted to help us maintain our -- own people, give excel in society out.elp us and you know, we have white ourle that have infiltrated reservation and are trying to steal our identity and what they are doing up there is just so you know. guest: you're right, it's bit of d quite a attention from tribes all over the country. i'm sure some peep frel your in southern california have been up to the protest. tribal ttracted advocates from southwestern ribes, western tribes, pacific northwest, cherokee, from the east, people from all over, as tribes from other parts of the world have chimed in on they think they have ono seen a pattern of abuses indian country and they want to ee it stopped and want to show solidarity with standing rock n. act, these protests may be the biggest gathering of tribal nations in the u.s. for certainly, maybe for a couple hundred years. host: got celebrity atten

said theyment, they are in a different direction. global news is car by 2600 journalists and you can find them on bloomberg. >> trump said he is going to short up the -- the tpp. we have the details. >> we had a good session in asia. it is moving higher in record australia closed higher and there is a rally coming through. you can see the energy players leading the gains here with the three-week high and there will be a supply cut deal and we're ining the shanghai composite late trade and the nikkei has closed higher and we have had the past nine consecutive sessions. in topics and the nikkei are bull market territory. you are seeing one of the best performers today against the dollar and we see a little bit of strength coming through earlier in the day after the fukushima and this has pared back in late trade and we are seeing it back. >> let's talk about trade. donald trump says that he intends to withdraw from the transpacific partnership agreement on his first day in office. he was outlining the list of executive actions that the

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yellen said, we are getting close to full , theyment, so if there is would have to respond to that wither increases. like itot get a burst might imply. the testimony and economic data we got this morning, looking at cpi and housing start, how does the housing market look to you and how important is the housing starts measure we got today? guest: the housing market is in a gradual up word move. at might undercut things for a little bit as people adjust to those higher rates, but the housing market looks really solid fundamentally, but the starts number certainly reinforce the september softness we saw was a blip and we saw good strength in october. vonnie: do use the -- do you see stability or volatility in the coming months? guest: in terms of the trajectory of the economy, i think we do have stability. we are lined up to have better business investment numbers better gdp numbers than we have been seeing. positive are looking for next year as we move into it . after that, we will have to see how policy changes and what kind of shocks hit the economy but i think things look fairly positi