. >> earlier today, tom bill sack talked about federal nutrition programs and urged congress to reauthorize and strengthen the school breakfast and lunch standards. this portion is 35 minutes. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm president and ceo of the center for american progress. we are very honored to have secretary tom vilsack join us today. we have what should be one of congress' most important priorities as a returns from recess, reauthorization of child nutrition programs. too many children struggle with hunger in the classroom because their families are having making ends meet -- having trouble making ends meet. federal child nutrition programs such as school breakfast, lunch, meals, special supplemental nutrition programs for women, infants, and children, are vital to our children's success and to their families' economic security. congress has the responsibility to preserve these programs, which is why we are joined by the secretary today. before joining the obama administration, secretary vilsack served two terms as governor of iowa and more than six years as secretary of agricult

tom keene. we look at apple with steve galloway and bill janeway. stay with us. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: japan equity surges, janet yellen will begin to raise rates. tim cook and apple, although make modest announcements in san francisco. can business reinvigorate ipad sales? from its peak,wn yahoo! gets a public rebuke from the internal revenue service. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is wednesday, september 9. i'm tom keene. joining me, michael mckee. larissa meyer, it never gets easy for her. michael: you wonder why she took the job in the first place. tom: look at the chart. plan.l: this was the big this was what was going to save the company and now it is in question. tom: we will have coverage this esteemedith our guests. now, our top headlines. >> japan's benchmark index is leading a global equity rally. the surge started after the japanese prime minister pledged to lower the corporate tax rate. the chinese finance ministry is promising to reduce corporate taxes. the shenzhen

tom. >> bill, you asked what the last great thing was to come out of skoki. it was that american nazi parrot march. nazi party march. >> should we reference the nazis? >> send your hate tweets to my twitter account at atom shillue. i meant we got an excellent supreme court decision. i thought the tweet was dumb. but how tire so many are people who feel like they have to jump in when something like this happens. it is like a social justice bat signal. the minute the tweet went out, did you see the tweet? did you see the tweet? and everyone felt like they had to respond to the tweet. maybe don't respond to the tweet. >> what does the bat signal look like? >> i am not sure. >> the word that came to mind was offensive. >> probably for the best. ben carson says a muslim shouldn't be president. i enjoyed your ted cruz impersonation. jay i did too. i thought it was great. but you need to really look in the camera. it was great. >> you said you don't understand why politicians talk about religion so much. do you want a commander-in-chief who uses science, experience

think the central bank is going to lose control even over the stock market, which it used to -- tom: mr. billes not agree with you. what does he get wrong? he ismar: the fact that continuing with zero interest rates. that is when the disconnect takes place. tom: sri-kumar, thank you so much. alan krueger in the next hour, then on to bill gross and jim glassman. 3.80,the brazilian real, at one point a little bit of a managed improvement. but it will be fascinating to see where brazilian real opens this morning after the cancellation and reapplication of a trip by their finance minister to ankara, turkey. we are in the middle of jobs day. common krueger is next. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance ♪." surveillance." ♪ announcer: this is "bloomberg surveillance." jobs report this morning, 13 days before a critical fed meeting. will a data dependent janet markets move with today's jobs report. brazil faces immediate crisis as the finance minister cancels, then on cancels his trip to the turkey g20 meeting. in this hour, alan krueger of princeton on the permanent unemployment of millions of amer

. >>> the defending champs patriots taking on the buffalo bills. tom great game against the bills defense. he threw for 466 yards, the seconds most of his career. most by any against buffalo along with three touchdowns new england held off a late buffalo rally to win 40 to 32. >>> now to the phillies. finishing up their series today against the braves fightans have dropped five straight. still need to win seven of the final 13 games to avoid losing 100 games for the first time since 1961. we had area rowan nola on the mound for the phils. in the third freddie freeman continued to feast on the phillies pitching. he singles to center field to score michael bourn. that makes it one-nothing. after that nola settled down he goes seven innings allowing one run on five hits. struck out four. ninth inning phillies down-one nothing. andres blanco singles to right field. erin altherr. the phillies lose their 94th game of the season two to one the final. >>> new flyers coach dave hakstol continues. the flyers had a scrimmage as they get set to kick off their pres

ponticelli: >> when congress returns from tomorrow, tom bill sack will talk about those programs at the center for american progress. coverage at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> a signature picture on book tv is our all-day coverage of fares from across the country. here is our schedule, beginning this weekend, we are live from the 15th annual national book festival from our nations capital, near the end of september, we are in new york, celebrating its 10th year. october, the southern festival of books and nashville. the weakened after that, we are live at austin with the texas festival. at the end of that month, we'll be covering to book festivals in madison and the boston book festival. at the start of november, we will be in portland, oregon for word stock. at the end of november, we are live for the 18th year in the rope from florida for the miami book fair international. that is a view of the fares and festivals this fall. >> now i conversation on climate change and clean energy from sunday's washington journal. this is just under an hour. washington journal continues. host:

mike and tom will be joined by bill gross of janus capital. erg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" again. what a week it has been. michael mckee and tom keene from our world headquarters trying to make you smarter. the real controversy at deutsche bank. we get through the week to say the least. part is the equity markets, not -31. s&p and dow futures -259. within that are some market stories. here is david wilson. i'm going to say your markets are a bit of a surprise. david: given the magnitude of declines, perhaps. put the idea that the fed is concerned about the pace of global growth has gotten people's attention. barclays cut their estimate for standard & poor's earnings growth to know growth, the rep -- no growth, zero, that is what they are now anticipating. tom: what have you got? david: bank stocks were the s&p 500's worst performers yesterday among 24 industry groups as the fed left rates unchanged and expressed concern about the global economy. bank of america down 1.5%. citigroup and j.p. morgan cha

gross,hat was bill talking with bloomberg's tom keene and michael mckee. knew with jack rivkin and alan krueger. bill gross for this in writing, reiterating the idea that the fed is one and done, even if they do move in september or october, were december for that matter. it's going to be a long time before we see the fed go from one hike to the next hike. jack: let's hear from alan. alan: i think they're going to move slowly. my don't know if they would say wanted done. i think he will be data dependence. i think we will see a gradual increase. monetary policy, even after they left office, is still going to be very accommodating for the u.s. economy. i agree. it's going to be a slow process of rate of the amount increases, and secondly, how much the rates themselves are increased. i worry that if they don't do something in september and october, then it is next year. i don't think the fed wants to actually impose another variable when it comes to year-end rebalancing of portfolios around cash movements etc.. they've got their chance in september and octobe

not the other way around. ♪ bill: they have got that cranked up in foxboro, now, don't they? the judge rules in the tomwe have a "boston globe" nfl reporter. ben, good morning. you're in boston, right? >> good morning and i think they're about to throw a parade in boston. bill: they might. the parade might stretch 45 miles out to the stadium. what is the reaction to the ruling, brady for the moment has beaten the league? >> absolutely. pure elation in the city of boston. these are fans that have stood behind brady passionately for the last seven, almost eight months since "deflategate" broke right before the super bowl. they felt like they were getting railroaded by the league. that the league ginned up the punishment. that they're not finding much in the wells investigation and they urged tom brady to take this thing to the wall, go all the way, even when many people said he should have settled, except one or two games. accept responsibility to move on. he took the league to court and won and got vacated. it feels like a national holiday in boston. bill: it might not be over. the union just tweeted ou

. >> pam: this dramatic video coming up next and sports tom brady bill longer suspended wait till you hear friend of relief had to say about the flight gave ryan goebbels on can put the jazz back in the playoff race against the rockies all the highlights and swards coming up next this is the dawn of an old day. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. an all-out brawl breaks out inside the halls of a houston, texas area high school. the dramatic video. four girls fighting and one boy dancing in the middle drew quite a crowd at cy lakes high school monday morning. the fight delayed the start of third period as it took over a hallway "it was punching, slapping hair pulling, just rolling on the ground." sophomore brandon smith took this video with his cell ph

bill gross is taking janet yellen's side. the longtime bond fund manager was talking with tom keene and mike mckee. when they did the wrong thing, they went below 2% in terms of the short-term. they did not have to go to zero. now, getting back up there will recap a con asset markets -- recap act on asset markets. asset prices plunge and we have a problem. tom: it is the 10th anniversary of your acclaimed article in the financial analyst journal. thatwas a classic article all of our listeners and viewers are living. when does the great distortion and? it did not end yesterday. it will not end for years. can you tell me when retirees get a fair shake? bill: i can't. such thatuld indicate seven years, if we had 25 years of expanding debt, perhaps we will have to pay the price for at least another five or 10 years. debt, thetalize financial sector and corporate sector is doing well. 0% problem being, savers at are really getting the short end of the stick. ultimately, there has to be a rebalance. tom: are we at the point where we are addicted to accommodation? we are addicted to the point of the alcoho

tom: bill gross talks about a great distortion lasting 10 years. does it go on and on? not sure it will on and on in the states, but it has gone global. tom: david rosenberg, thank you so much. a terrific optimistic perspective on the future of the american economy. coming up, we look at the digital economics of america. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ . tom: it is a great distortion continues as the real yield is unreal. in this hour, daniel fox. your cell phone is glued to your hand, the digital world is a mobile world and john boehner falls on a sword, there will be no shutdown, we think. this is "bloomberg surveillance." where did the third quarter go? keene.m onto the fourth quarter we go. >> it is when everybody is talking about, this was the worst quarter in four years to the equity markets. for the commodity markets, the worst quarter since 2008. let's move on. quarter.1.8% for the >> that is more complicated. we can talk with brian weiser about this, we had a bad month for exports and imports in august but people are saying maybe that is because we brought

. >>> tom coughlin channeled his inner bill belichick and said the giants are moving on to atlanta. big blue hosts the falcons in their home opener on sunday at met life stadium. but their heart breaking loss to dallas still lingers. eli manning shouldered the blame for the late game clock management fiasco while rashard jennings apologized for leaking the story that he was told not to score on big blue's final drive. the giants are trying to past it all and put sunday's night hair their rearview mirror. >> you know that's what you have to do. it's about moving on tos the next one. >> we'll be behind eli and he's going to lead us and we're all going to follow. it's just unfortunate the way the game ended, but it is what it is. >> how important is it for you to win this football game and put the debacle of the first game behind you? important. one 1-1 sounds better than 0-2. >> the 1-0 jets visit the colts on monday night. even though andrew luck struggled in week one, todd bowles knows just how dangerous indy's quarterback can be. >> he does everything. ice big, he hazardous sigh s

tom llamas. >> reporter: former president bill clinton taking on donald trump. >> you shouldn't be able to insultour way to the white house. >> reporter: for months trump's attacks on hillary fast and furious. >> easily she's the worst secretary of state in the history of our country. >> reporter: but now hillary's husband is firing back, calling trump fact-free. >> the day after you take the oath of office -- >> it's yours. >> -- you can't go to an insult or have -- you're not in an episode of "survivor." you're actuallsupposed to show up and run the show. >> reporter: hillary clinton is using trump's words against him. >> and hillary, who's become very shrill. you know the word shrill? she's become shrill. >> reporter: in a new fund-raising e-mail the clinton campaign painting the remark as sexist, saying "is the woman who asks for the raise she deserves shrill?" trump insists he wasn't being sexist. the gop front-runner whose new tax plan was praised by some republicans, getting clobbered by a conservative tax group. the tax foundation saying trump's plan would add more than $10 trillion to th

earlier tom keene discussed the numbers with bill gross.hey asked what matters the most two janet yellen. bill: what matters most our financial conditions. she wouldn't plays that a number one in a press conference. i think she thinks the growth is fine, unemployment is pressing limits and inflation ultimately will move to 2%. what she is concerned about our imbalances and financial conditions, that means stock prices, the yield spread, money moving into various asset classes that suggest some type of potential bubble. financial conditions are the key for her fed. and perhaps the fed of the doe. tom: what do you think you have perspective?ss's phil: it's hard to call the end of the bill market -- bull market, and to speak to bubbles. is a speculative fervor in markets and the lack of liquidity. we can't leave for the bathroom and come back without the market having moved by 1% upward down. -- up or down. that indicates markets are certainly not stable or study. they may not be overpriced necessarily, but they are volatile. volatility itself

so how does tom brady fit into all of this? >>> and bill clinton takes a stroll down memory lane recalling all the nice things trump has said about his wife and presidential candidate hillary clinton in the past. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, this is "way too early." good morning, it's wednesday, september 30th. i'm jonathan capehart. we begin this morning with that marathon showdown on capitol hill, with the president of planned parenthood cecile richards on the hot seat for five hours. questioned by the house oversight and government reform committee. it comes as republicans try to defund the women's health organization after the release of hidden camera videos by an anti-abortion group. it's put planned parenthood on the defensive, with richards apologizing for tone. but yesterday she gave her strongest rebuke yet of those behind the videos. >> the latest smear campaign is based on efforts by our opponents to entrap our doctors and clinicians in to breaking the law and once again our opponents failed. the outrageous accusat

washington wins 24-10 they're 1-1 buffalo bills burned by tom brady and patriots brady three touchdownsnd 466 yards and second most of career and patriots win 40-32 they're 2-0 how about brady another win. lesean mccoy finished 89 yards rushing and by end of night eagles will be one of 6 teams that start 0-2 as seattle about to do down to green bay. eagles perhaps not such a bad shape right now as we need week 3 guys. >> jeff thank you so much when brandon and i return we talk about eagles defense which looked good today and phillies were looking for first win in a week. highlights in the game coming week. highlights in the game coming up next >> we're back on sports surprised alongside brandon graham. brandon, the defense played well today. you guys did your share. what's that feel like in the locker room when you know you did your part but the offense did not certainly hold up its end of the bargain. >> you know it's like we were having a bad day with offense to get that energy. that's what we took on the challenge of you know just trying to create energy today. but offense didn't giv

its bills-- or the united states paid its bills. tom: to that point, tom o davis, are you going to the conference this summer? >> i have been a delegate the past six summers. given the makeup of the party, it would be difficult. the party base has moved apart. it is more decentralized than it used to be. -- raise a lot of money from for the party, but the money has been moved away from the party now. they do not control anything but a ballot line. tom: mike, this is a profound statement. that a former congressman with public service is questioning even going to the convention. the party has changed a lot. speaker of the house john boehner's resigning at the end of october. he is 65, from some 90 -- from cincinnati. he is the speaker of the house of representatives. it opens questions about what happens in washington and with the government, what happens with funding for the government. the fiscal year ends next year. tom, you are asking whether the whener made his decision he was sitting behind the pope. phil mattingly noted that speake

framers think that you can use the phrase bill of rights to describe it, we call it the bill of rights because tom bingham and abraham lincoln's allies called these early amendments the bill of rights and that's why we call him that. so first we understand that in lincoln's generation, the framers of the 14th amendment believe in the freedom and bureau bill of 1856 which is a companion to the civil rights act, both of which are companions to the 14th amendment proposed by congress in 1856 and this is a direct quote from the bill. every citizen is entitled to personal liberty and security including the constitutional right to bear arms. and here is what they were thinking of. they took up arms against lincoln. they like armies, national armies. but they understand. so it's not about this anymore. but people in homes are entitled to have guns for self protection because they cannot count on the cops to protect them. and so when guns are outlawed, not a lot that is what the framers of the 14th amendment envisioned, the nra was founded after the civil war they group of ex-union army officers. one othe

no comment on deflategate from tom brady, of course. i'm sure bill belichick would have plenty to say about lifting the ban on his franchise quarterback. belichick was asked if he was relieved the ordeal is over. >> i'll just talk about the game. any questions about the game. >> okay. allow me to translate. next question. commissioner will not go quietly. roger goodell says he respectfully disagree. we will appeal today's ruling to uphold the responsibility to protect the integrity of the game. brady will be on the field a week from tonight in the season opener. >>> jets are wrapping up against the eagles. matt flynn fighting for the backup quarterback spot. finished 10 of 14 on the night. as for tim tebow, oh, yeah, you remember tim tebow, he's trying to secure a roster spot with the eagles. he did throw two touchdowns but there will not be magic tonight. no tebow magic. picked off by walls early in th foe urth. ts win, 24-18. they finish the preseason 3-1. >>> baseball, mets and yankees both off. the nationals rled to a win over the braves. the met

tom: we have a lot of fun with mohamed el-erian. is a giant new york jets fan. bill they are below last place, right? michael: the 49ers are going three transition. tom: what did you learn yesterday besides the gold graphics at the middle of the field? it just works. it could not have come sooner for the nfl. they have had this tumultuous otherason, tom brady and issues. they wanted football to come back so that people would talk about the on-field on it. the giants game was pretty amazing. it was a perfect way to open sunday night primetime. michael: that was a tough one for new york fans. >> if you are a jets fan, you are excited. tom: what i noticed is it shocking how certain players got a little bit older this year. >> it's funny how that works. rule isp.a.t. interesting. it's now much longer. they moved it back. the percentages are a little different. kickers used to convert 99% and now it's 94%. i think it's going to change strategy. you will see a few more misses and that will have big ramifications. he will see more people going for two points. we've gone one

the bills would strike first. tom brady doing what he does, he had an answer. 8 yards, that tied the game. brady absolutely no troubles for the air today. he tossed three touchdowns including this one to rob gronkowski. brady finishing with 466 passing yards. the bills make it interesting with 19 points in the fourth. 40-32, the patriots winning a wild one. >>> also this afternoon was the bears and cardinals, jay cutler would get knocked out of the game with a hamstring injury but not before he did that. there's tony jefferson with the pick six. carson fowler threw for three touchdowns. 48-23, the cardinals with the big win. >>> and the jets must wait an extra day to try to do something they haven't done in four years begin the season with a perfect 2-0 record. the team traveled to indianapolis today ahead of their prime time clash with the colts tomorrow. are you ready for football? you can catch it all, all that monday night action between gang green and -- kickoff set for 8:30 tomorrow night. >>> subway series rubb

bill: and there is tom brady. he's 11-2 all time in buffalo and 12-4 all time against a rex ryan defense. bart: and there is johnny manziel, the most exciting player in the nfl. three turnovers last week. he needs to cut that down if he wants to have any success today. tony: philip rivers can pass our own dan fouts for

i'm bill maloney. tom: thanks so much.ver -- bloomberg, you can type squ squa go on your terminal. out there is someone in the headphone space was gotten clobbered on dollar riel. i would say michael tennenbaum is the perfect guy to talk to about the future of hedge funds. pimm: the whole nature of behavioral responses to volatility. michael: i hope so. pimm: you have put together a concept of how people incorrectly look at volatility. michael: incorrectly is judgmental. but that's ok. people talk about volatility as if it is something unusual, a swan.vent, black i have been in the business over 50 years. you were supposed to say, oh really? anyway, the wide range of prices has been a constant feature since 1962, every five to 10 years there has been a swing in stock prices in the u.s. of 30% to 40%. it gets blamed on something different every time, oil prices , real estate went bad. have characterized advanced economies forever. is, since this happens all the time, wire we surprised? -- why are we surprised? tom may remem

president tom foley does not believe he will veto the bill if a child care is not in it he said can i speak to the speaker? [laughter] he told thomas foley he would veto. he scrambled and got that piece of legislation put together the right way because he had made a promise. bush was committed to having the last provisions and willing to start the process all over again. now i will talk about one more thing. but really talking about the energy side. one area the president participated on a very active level and was committed to have a policy based on freeing up the capacity of the nation to deliver the energy it needs with the task force to put the package together and again timing was important. i remind you we would initiate attacks against non hussein against kuwait in january 1991. and bush goes through the process on energy december december 1991 just before we send the troops into action george bush personally chaired to energy group meetings in which he was there because he was worried there was too much pressure seeking to impose attacks on energy rather than provide flexibili

later this week on a republican short-term funding proposal but democratic governor tom wolf is expected to veto the billpennsylvania has been operating without a budget for 83 days. >>> two local police departments are getting money for body cameras from the department of justice. allentown is getting nearly a quarter million dollars, while cherry hill will be rewarded more than $82,000. the feds are giving over more than $19 million in total to police agencies in 42 states. >>> it's a memory worth reliving. terry ruggles talks to a former member of the mounted patrol. you have to hear what happened as a police force came face to face. >>> and we're talking about warmer weather for the first official day of fall tomorrow, followed by a weekend cool down and tracking a chance for showers for part of the weekend. that coming up. . >>> the pope's visit means the return of our favorite papal expert. terry ruggles is making a special appearance this week. you were there when pope john paul ii visited in 1979 and wanted to be a part of this coverage, we wanted you to be a part of it, as well, and are delighte

bill: tom finton from judicial watch about be our guest coming up. martha: dealing with the crisis overseas ... >> what we'll face for a long time to come will be amplified if the president continues his current policy. how do you have spell genocide? o-b-a-m-a. martha: north korea firing up its nuclear reactor and getting back to the business of building bombs. martha: >> this is the face of a 61-year-old woman i'm proud of every year and every wrinkle. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. martha: we are getting news of a terrible school bus accident that happened in southeast houston. it happened at the corner of south and telephone road. they transported four student and the driver of the school bus at the local hospital. one person is confirmed deceased. not clear whether that person is an adult or one of the student on that bus. obviously very tough situation that's unfolding in southeast houston. you can see from the bus what a big accident this was. bill: this will be a major story in the next two weeks. po

liz: steve, bill richardson, tom udall, what is going to be the success for hillary clinton?much about the e-mail scandal lately. she has picked up in some polls, but bernie sanders is a formidable opponent here on the democratic side. >> one thing to remember about the polls on the democratic side is that, first of all, hillary's been ahead this all of them. but secondly, they include joe biden. with joe biden out, this latest poll, her lead is actually 30 points, not 18 points. and i don't think joe biden is going to run because to do so he would have to be a stop hillary candidate. that's what he would be. and i don't think that's what he has inside his heart at this point in time. liz: ed, is he out or just sitting out this run? >> no, i think -- i'm not the democrat strategist, but everything i hear and see he's not just anti-hillary, he is the obama candidate. and he has to run, if he runs as the vice president, he has to run on obama's record. historically, vice presidents only do as well as the approval numbers of the president, and the only one that's had success was

. >> buffalo bills fans are bummed out against tom brady and patriots.hree touchdowns he throws for and 366 yards second most of career. patriots win. they're 2-0. brady won 2 4 of 7 games against buffalo and lesean mccoy 89 yards rushing. >> phillys are playing 100 miles an hour to 100 losses which they have not had the dog days of summer are over. they feel like they're going. no hit until the 7th. down 1-0 in the ninth. banko signals to right. tied at 1. bottom nine. louis garcia blows it. a.j. pesnisky sent cerebral game phils lose 2-1. 6th straight loss and 94th overall. >> flyers fans you love this days into training camp ed need iter believes they'll make the playoffs this year. ron hextall watching camp like a hawk today. flyers on preseason tomorrow with split squad game. half in allentown against eye landers and half are headed to brooklyn. >> it will be nice to head to a game situation where games are becoming more meaningful obviously it's presun want to take it seriously and once you make sure the regular season starts in tampa we've done ev

. >>> now check of weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins who's apparently no fan of tom brady. >fter the super bowl there's no way i could like the patriots and brady anymore. then there's nights like last night. i'll have the biggest party in my house the day he announces retirement. >> how were your wings and beer last night? >> i wouldn't watch a second of that game. as far as the weather goes. we had pictures of flooding in san antonio, texas. a thunderstorm sat over the same area. that river is not supposed to be there. it washed out roads in that region. we'll keep an eye on flooding problems. kansas got hit by thunderstorms too. this morning, heavy rain from yesterday that drenched new england. we need had the rainfall. that's exiting. not all that bad. throughout the weekend, there's another chance of rain in areas of new england on saturday and sunday. not a bad morning commute out there. over the weekend, friday night football, of course a big deal going on now. it's getting cool and chilly. chicago in the 60s, ohio valley. starting to feel like football weather. >> thi

the bills would strike first. tom brady found an answer. 8 yards, that tied the game. brady no troubles through the air today. tossing three touchdowns including this one to rob gronkowski, brady had 466 passing yards. the bills made it interesting with 19 points in the fourth, but 40-32 the patriots win a wild one. >>> also this afternoon the browns and titans, johnny manziel making the start after he came in last week's game against the jets and he had another big play, hit benjamin for the 60-yard touchdown. benjamin had himself a pretty nice guy-- nice game. 28-14, cleveland gets its first win. >>> in your early games today the cardinals topped the bears 48-23 and the bucs pull out the biggest upset of week 2 so far, orleans. the bengals hold on against the charges at -- chargers at home. the redskins scoring the upset at home over the rams, 24-10, while the steelers put a thrashing on the 49ers at home and the viking pick up their first win of the season, they beat the lions 26-16. >>> as for the jets, it's a travel day for them as gang green heads to indianapolis

so how does tom brady fit into all of this? >>> and billn takes a stroll down memory lane recalling all the nice things trump has said about his wife and presidential candidate hillary clinton in the past. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, this is "way too early." good morning, it's wednesday, september 30th. i'm jonathan capehart. we begin this morning with that

but that isn't all he said, and abc's tom llamas, covering every step of this campaign. >> reporter: tonight, former president bill clinton taking on donald trump. >> you shouldn't be able to insult your way to the white house. >> reporter: for months, trump's attacks on hillary, fast and furious. >> easily, she's the worst history of our country. >> reporter: but now, hillary's husband is firing back, calling trump fact-free. >> the day after you take the oath of office -- >> it's yours. >> you can't level an insult or have -- you're not in an episode of "survivor." you are actually supposed to show up and run the show. >> reporter: and tonight, hillary clinton is using trump's words against him. >> and hillary, who has become very shrill. you know the world shrill? she's become shrill. >> reporter: in a new fund-raising e-mail, the clinton campaign painting the remark as sexist, saying, "is the woman who asks for the raise she deserves shrill?" trump insists he wasn't being sexist. tonight, the gop front-runner, whose new tax plan was praised by some republicans, getting clobbered by a conservative tax group. th

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that 31 other locker room attendants didn't do, for example, he played catch with tom brady and stan next to coach bill belichick on the side line as if he were an assistant coach. the interesting. >>> doctors cleared kobe bryant a after nearly nine months of dealing with the torn rotator cuff. thirty-seven year-old hurt himself in january playing against new orleans. he has been hit by injuries the past few seasons. kobe is entering his 20th season with the lakers and final year of his 25 million-dollar contract. he said, he will deciding whether to retire after this season. >>> security, the city has it all covered, we will tell you what is happening behind the scenes to keep everyone safe while the pope is visiting. right now a bizarre standoff for a group of families without a home, continues. why this homeless community is refusing help from city officials. >>> plus pope francis delivers a message to the people of cuba ahead of the four day trip to the island. how his word of love are holding up. >>> beatles song, word of love. we will play it for you may be. good day everyone, it is september the

tom cruz. this guy was so intense, bill. so vibrant. so energetic. gifted guy. she told me they would dress up as captain america for halloween. it wasn't that they were fans of captain america but that he was such an amazing guy she thought he could be captain america. that's how special this guy was. >> so he worked in the white house as a tech, right? >> no, no. he was a guy who was helping to create more of the transparency and technology that's used so you would have a better government. this guy, and this is very important to mary katharine that people understand this. he was not some partisan warrior. he was a guy that was trying to make government work for people. and so was beyond the politics of it. >> but he was doing that in a technological not editorial way, right? he had worked for example change -- how to use sweater and how you use that to help people and help create better government and the country. >> they put together a family. what do they have a 2-year-old now? >> yes. who and she is pregnant with another. this is another amazing story she

tom: do you agree with bill gross the fed should have raised absolutely.gency policy and the emergency is over. matt: stephen roach with the bloomberg surveillance team this morning. coming up, hollywood could be heading off a financial click a -- according to her next guest. we will ask wayne. explain. matt: take me to the movies. 2" expectedsylvania to bring in 36 million, six million dollars of the are so evening three years ago. sequels are the name of the game in hollywood. four of the five this year have been sequels or spinoffs. the next guest says hollywood has a problem in sequels are part of it. david west and will join me. the managing director. he will tell us what the problem is. david westin joins me as well. what is the problem? where thee sequels answer. >> for a while they were. i think what we're seeing now this technology came to life, computer-generated imagery. suddenly it became possible to make credible movies out of the data that existed, superheroes, lord of the rings. so all of that was reminded , and because it was so successful,

tom wolf is likely to veto the bill, saying lawmakers need to pass a long-term budget. >>> we have new information now about an attack in a school near pittsburgh. a teen suspect is being charged as an adult after police say she doused a school security guard with gasoline. she was arraigned this morning on aggravated assault and other charges. police say a 16-year-old poured the gas after she was stopped from going inside the school. the security guard was not seriously injured, says he was simply following school protocol when the attack happened. >> it was thrown in my face. in my face, got into my mouth, on my clothes, that was enough to where i really wanted to go hands on with her, but the fact is, i don't want to lose my job or my clearance, so she was restrained the way you're supposed to be restrained. >> school officials say he won't return to work as this investigation continues. >>> all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00, philadelphia's pope security plans now in place. >> but the nbc 10 investigators have learned that the secret service may change that plan. what we learned from t

he reported mcnally to the league office years ago because, he played catch with tom brady and stood next to coach billhick on the sidelines as if he were an assistant coach. >> 6:25. from security measures to the elaborate stage set up how officials are insuring you will be safe when the pope land in philadelphia. >>> and steve keeley, good morning to you, sir. >> here on american street something you don't like to see in america and that is people without homes, living in tents and we will tell you their story straight a ahead. i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... ...or thrilling sights above it. there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state far

tom: there is a tax bill due on alibaba.ll ramifications of the transaction affect the thinking of the board? classic cannot say what is going on. i left aboard a couple of years ago. till.a huge tax ultimately, shares are double what they were when she came. >> is that because of things she had done because of the core business? is, if the street provides no value, no value at andto the core business, the core business is still throwing off hundreds of millions of dollars worth of then there is a different in terms of where is trading and value. staying in tech, investors were not impressed with the latest and greatest from apple's ceo, tim cook. they have since bounceback. gene munster was front and center at the event and he spoke the surveillance team on the phone. >> it is the starting point. if foundation for more apps and more gaming, better discovery. is not the apple tv i envisioned a few years ago, but a significant of great from where they are. >> apple targets wireless firms. for the first time ever, apple will s

live at the breaking news desk, i'm bill maloney. tomr the terminal, you could do go. at squawk futures are a little bit better. ferro is watching those and we were talking before the break about how much of this has been overdone. there's too much fear in the markets amount enough reality about what is going on. , whateality kind of world we touched on just before the break was how greylock likes to look for distressed investment situations. you were heavily involved in greece and places like that. is there any place like that that we should be worried about within this entire universe we were talking about that is truly distressed, that is an opportunity for you, but a concern for the rest the world? diego: i do not think that i can think of something like that of that magnitude. the one that i think it's an obvious area of concern is brazil. it is a large country, one of the largest economies. i think it is suffering from a mixture of politics linked to government corruption. drop in commodity prices. that is a place with the headline

bill dudley comments. this reflects not an easy fed, but a fed that is afraid of the future. it is a move we must consider. tom: right now joining me as a public official who has to deal with the fed each and every day. gets all the press. for years to mature event of the house financial services committee coming in to change the town. from texas joins us. a busy day and washington. these are market moving announcements by the fed today. we see a sense of dovishness and a little bit of the fed from jeff lacher. what would you like to see from too muchhat is doing washington policy? what do you need them chairman yellen? >> i think we would like to see the fed getting my -- but getting back to more sustainable interest rate. as we all know, these are unsustainable interest rates and now we probably have the longest team in interest rate history. there is not much guidance in foreign guidance. there is an entire industry that has risen trying to read the tea leaves. ultimately the challenges our economy faces while we continue, notwithstanding one quarter, last quarter gdp growth and why we continue to be mired

he is not as important as well dudley -- bill dudley. tom keene: 10 days ago, october popped up.el mckee: it's a question of how do you handle it question mark --? there is no press conference. tom keene: we could have a press conference. we could bring in the people that watch the fed and tried to figure out where interest rates are. if you don't move in some number, will you have a news conference in october to have the option to do it? haass, on richard your walls are all of these photographs of another time and place. how did we get to the place where central bankers run the world? richard haass: fiscal policy doesn't work. legislatures have broken down. we have central bankers do too much. that has become the only tool. going back to what you were just talking about, the difference between stan fisher and bill dudley. janet yellen is getting different signals michael mckee: i'm not sure they are completely different. they are trying to manage market expectations. dudley spoke for everyone when he said i don't know what is going to happen. i am less compelled to raise rates n