where do toms, davis republicans go if that is the new view of the party? >> we are not going to go to the democrats. looking at my clock some days and wondering what i am doing here. our economics are just to business oriented to become comfortable. in that caucus as well. we are staying and we are not going anywhere. right now, given the passions at the moment, i think we are outnumbered in most of these states. but there are still a lot of members around who think the way we do, they are just not able to act that way, given the hand they have been dealt. moved from the parties out to the wings. phil mattingly, you have counted every gajillion dollars. someone said to me that the dynamic change is that with the new money congressman davis speaks of, the idea that no one can drop out of the race because they always have the marginal plane ticket pay for. this is a republican campaign that can go on and on, including mr. kasich from boehner's ohio? >> there is one flaw. exposed by governor rick. and scott walker. said tens ofac millions of dollars when they

she can clearly have a good time. >> sounds like we are talking about a kindergartener. >> tom davis, a question, as we spend this oxygen talking about jeb bush and donald trump attacking each other, there are candidates john kasich that might be able to beat hillary clinton that she could lose to john kasich if he ran by two points. is there a chance for someone to wedge themselves in there as a viable alternative. >> this is marathon not a sprint. we are covering the beginning of the race. i think sometimes the candidates that hang back, not alienating large groups, building their base will emerge later on. i think we are looking at the order today, it will be nothing like ends up in new hampshire or iowa in my opinion. >> anyone's guess. thank you for your time, dan savage. >>> coming up, chris christie threatens to go nuclear at the next debate. ♪ ♪ isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. ethey have smart online tools, which saves money. they settle claims quickly, which saves money. they drive an all-hybrid claims fleet, whic

more on the resignation and joined by tom davis of virginia. congressman, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> you were on capitol hill when i was covering capitol hill ten years ago. so much has changed over the past decade. are you worried today about the institution looking at when's happening among your fellow republicans? >> it is changed markedly. almost turned into a parliamentary system now. the parties are ideologically polarized. you know? very little compromise taking place. look. the speaker was an institutionalist above all and saw the institution was eroding. he was in the way of it and time for him to leave while he could still leave undefeated and unindicted. >> if you were advising the gop right now in the house, would you say kevin mccarthy, this's the best option? >> i think kevin will have the votes in the conference and probably get a honeymoon period because the talk radio shows, the conservative pundits and bloggers have not time to focus and beat him up yet but he faces the same kind of challenges that cantor fa

former republican congressman tom davis says those forces put even more pressure on the next speaker. >> it doesn't matter who the person is. it could be superman, these outside forces are still focusing and plurallizing forces within the conference with a republican grass roots that doesn't want any compromise with washington. they want somebody to pick up the brick and throw it through the plate glass window. >> reporter: in a nod to conservatives, boehner said there would be a special committee to investigate planned parenthood. jeff, asked what advice he has for his successor. boehner said just do the right things for the right reasons. it's not about hail mary passes, it's a slow methodical process. >> glor: julianna goldman, thank you. >> president obama arrives in new york today for the start of the u.n. general assembly and high-stake meetings this week with a putin and raul castro. we are joined by margaret brennan. the putin meeting is tomorrow. what can we expect? >> this is the very first time that vladimir putin and president obama have met in more than a year, since pres

winery president tom davies compares this year with 2004 and now he's worried about a heat wave. >> we're going to be picking like crazy because we have a light crop this year, the berries are tiny. there's not a lot of moisture in the berries. perhaps the drought has caught up a little bit with us this summer because the berries never really sized up. >> reporter: the eternally optimistic wine business, that's not all that bad. small grapes yield intense wines but we'll be paying more for them. >> we'll have less wine to sell, and i think the whole industry is in the same boat. >> reporter: those would be nuances average buyers may not have noticed. louis and cheryl kramer came here after dropping their son off freshman year at san francisco state. >> we're willing to pay more for it, a little bit more. >> reporter: when that son graduates, this year's grapes will be hitting the shelves. from the napa valley, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> the state's biggest wildfire is getting even bigger. the fire has now burned 149 square miles in kings canyon national park. it's been burning for mo

he will get seven figures on the street, said tom davis. he has a lot of friends and allies in congress, but is not -- ssarily go ahead. caller: i'm a military veteran, and have been watching this for almost all of my life. donald trump told us whole nation on the air. they are bought and paid for. that is how he has made his money, being able to buy politicians. it has gotten so bad that it is right in our faces. donald trump tells you it is wrong, but that is how the game is played. it needs to be stopped. he said it in the debate that half the people on the stage where bought and paid for. he told you. no one will take it to heart and understand. they are cycling every dime out of our economy, the corporations. we are not run by the people in washington. they are the middleman that let the big huge billionaires get what they want, which is not what the people need. how can we ever get ahead if the dictate where the money goes, actually the total opposite of what the public needs. it is impossible. our country looks disgusting. we are bec

former republican congressman tom davis says those forces put even more pressure on the next speaker. >> doesn't matter who the person is. it could be superman. these outside forces are still focusing and are polarizing forces within the conference with a republican grassroots that doesn't want any compromise with washington. they want somebody to pick up the brick and throw it through the plate glass window. >> reporter: in a nod to conservatives boehner said there would be a special committee to investigate planned parenthood. jeff, asked what advice he has >>> president obama arrived in new york for the start of the u.n. general assembly and high-stakes meetings this week with vladimir putin and raul castro. we're joined by cbs news foreign affairs correspondent margaret bren nant. what can we expect? >> this is the first time vladimir putin and president obama have met in more than a year. since president obama very publicly froze out putin following that military intervention in ukraine. so putin has really managed to turn that u.s. strategy of isolating him on its head and he is

former republican congressman tom davis says those forces put even more pressure on the next speaker.> doesn't matter hot person is. it could be superman. these outside forces are still focusing and are polarizing forces within the conference with a republican grass roots that doesn't want any compromise with washington somebody to pick up the brick and throw it through the plate glass window. >> reporter: in a nod to conservatives boehner said there would be a special committee to investigate planned parenthood. jeff, asked what advice he has for his sicker, boehner said, do the right,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> president obama arrived in new york for the start of the u.n. general assembly and high-stakes meetings this week with vladimir putin and raul castro. we're joined by cbs news foreign affairs correspondent, what can we expect this. >> this is the first time vladimir putin and president obama have met in more than a year. since president obama very publicly froze out putin following that military intervention in ukraine. so putin has really managed to turn that u.s. strategy of isolat

jonathon capehart opinion writer for the planned parenthood and correspondent for the "washington post" tom davise is still with us. jonathon capehart, nothing better than cheesy background music and old clips of donald trump. but unfriending hillary clinton seems to be the strategy dujour, is this effective? >> i wrote a piece earlier today saying in this war between donald trump and jeb bush, donald trump is winning. here's a guy who's totally meandering stream of consciousness on the stump, but in the confines of the 15 seconds that were allotted on instagram, he's to the point and before that, one you just showed, the one using jeb bush's mother to kneecap jeb bush's candidacy and the other one that is out that i can't remember -- >> there are so many trump videos, jonathon. >> that jeb bush ad, if this were 2012, would have been a really terrific ad. it really gets to what the hell is donald trump doing running as a republican for the presidential nomination when he has this big democratic background? you could have taken three 15-second chunks from the jeb bush video and dropped them every

former republican congressman tom davis says those forces put even more pressure on the next speaker.> doesn't matter who the person is. it could be superman. these outside forces are still focusing and are polarizing forces within the conference with a republican grassroots that doesn't want any compromise with washington. they want somebody to pick up the brick and throw it through the plate glass window. >> reporter: in a nod to conservatives boehner said there would be a special committee to investigate planned parenthood. jeff, asked what advice he has for his successor, boehner just said, do the right things for the right reasons, it's not about hail mary passes, it's a slow, methodical passes. and i will listen. from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos peña: it's easy to start an action team at you

hear music from phil wiggins, tom larson, darryl davis and more throughout the day, including tom kiereinuitar. >> i'll be tuning in for that. >>> evidence of the transformation of an arlington neighborhood. 100 volunteers will do landscaping and renovations at hume springs park. much of the equipment is geared to children under 5. but there's also equipment for adults. >>> we have an incredible update to share about an inspiring young teenager living with cerebral palsy. >> earlier this çweek, melissa mollet introduced us to a teenager. >> are you doing already? >> reporter: he has a smile that illumina illuminates the halls and transformed hearts here at watkins mill high school. >> given his situation and the pain he goes through every day and the pain and trials he's had in his life, he continues to smile. >> reporter: and right now, a reason for ibir's gorgeous grin to stretch even wider. >> i don't know what to say. it's amazing. >> reporter: a fund-raising campaign started this summer by teachers and classmates, the goal, $25,000 to get ibra a new power wheelchair. >> i watched th

tom. kim davis says giving a marriage license to gay couples violates her christian beliefs.ld be held in contempt of court. amazon is looking for ways to find more people for its $99 a year prime service. it is offering members free downloads that can be downloaded to phones or tablets but not to desktops or laptops. controversy has arisen over the new will smith murray -- will smith movie "concussion." the director says no compromises were made for the national football league, which has been accused of hiding the dangers of again. according to dozens of e-mails by hackers sony pictures deleted or changed some moments that were critical of the nfl according to "the new york times." tom: it is not going away. brendan: it is huge that even if they compromised it, there is -- that they see a market for this movie. that things have changed enough in america that people think they will go see this movie. tom: they don't tackle anymore they hit. it is just that simple. if they went back to tackling, this problem would go away in about two seconds. futures are up eight. they were

tom? >>> kentucky county clerk kim davis is back at work tomorrow. condition, she will have to release marriage licenses to same-sex couples. but she has filed a claim that she has the right to do that because of her religious beliefs. >>> and tonight, germany is saying it's overwhelmed. terry moran, traveling with some of those refugees tonight. ï ¿>> reporter: soldiers with assault rifles, attack dogs patrolling the hungarian border. the new reality. starting tuesday, refugees caught in hungary will be prosecuted as criminals. the gates of europe are closing. even in germany, where 15,000 have arrived here in munich this weekend alone, warmly greeted. there will be no more open door. the trains from austria, halted. passport controls reinstated. for those already here, the relief, the gratitude is profound. like mohamed hilel and his family, whom we know so well. "in germany, we felt like human beings," he tells me, after they made it here yesterday. 18 days, we have been with them. from turkey to the dreaded boat crossing, through the balkans, the

tom: excuse me. jump in here. >> i want to mention, we are speaking with thomas davis, who was a republican congressman from virginia and now works for deloitte consulting. phil mattingly mentioned that this is going to make it difficult, even for people who lobby, to get anything done, given the state of the house post-boehner. >> it has been hard to get anything done. congress has been noncredit.

tom abouterman, al jazeera, washington. >> up next, making history. viola davis emotional night at the emmies. a look at the significance for african americans in hollywood. >> every saturday night. >>> another gathering of the faithful gets underway today in saudi arabia, an estimated 2 million muslims are in mecca for the hajj. it's the largest event in the world. a deadly accident a few weeks ago is not deterring muslims from take part. >> reporter: first they need to control o maintain the safety of the muslims converging on mecca. more than 2 million are expected to arrive in mecca, to perform the hajj. on thursday they will leave mecca. on wednesday it's the main day of the hajj. the fear there is that all of the pilgrims will converge at the same time. so the challenge is to make sure they move safely. the hajj is already overshadowed by a tragic incident over ten days ago. a big massive crane fell on to the eastern side of the mosque, it killed 107 and wounded more than 200. let me tell you why that incident happened, because the grand mosque has concerne

davis remains in jail. lester? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> to today's stunning victory for tom brady beati the nfl in court. his suspension from the delfategate scandal overturned, but the league says that his fight is far from over. our national correspondent peter alexander reports. >> reporter: no last second win by tom brady ever pleased patriots fans quite like this. >> i jumped out of bed happy. >> reporter: the reigning super bowl quarterback four-game suspension e raced and overturned today by a new york federal court judge. >> this is a big party, tom is free. >> reporter: across new england, vinld vindication and online celebration. tweets from patriot nation including from rob gronkowski, this season to be a heck of a ride and jfk library and even this dunkin donuts weighing in. the delfategate saga began with brady's alleged involvement in the conspiracy to under inflate footballs for the game against the indianapolis colts. humor. >> such an eivoyable off season. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in a 40-page opinion, judge richard burrman wrote there were deficiencies and the league didn't treat him f

davis officially filed the appeal today. a federal judge put her in jail on thursday for failing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. >>> for the first time tom brady has spoke to the media since the judge overturned his suspension steve is here. >> reporter: he never makes a misstep with his comments. after months of questions and a highly publicized investigation, brady has avoided comments on deflategate, and today he addressed the reversal of his suspension and how it affected it. >> it's obviously been a long 7 months for everybody, and i think now the goal is to focus on what my job is and what i need to do to help our team win, and, you know, anything that has happened over the last 7 months, you know, obviously i have a lot of personal feelings, and i really don't care to share many of those. >> reporter: brady did say he's glad it's over, but diane t actually may not be over. the nfl says they will appeal the decision and if they win, he will be forced to sit out later this year. >> thank you so much. >>> football also means summer is coming to an end. it's going out with a bang. as hazel sanchezs tells us, the gorgeous weather this

davis defied multiple court orders since june. she says issuing same sex marriage licenses goes against her religion. >> a federal judge throws out tomrady's four game suspensi suspension. the judge said nfl commissioner goodell treated the new england patriots quarterback unif a fairly much the league has appeal the decision. brady has insisted he played to roll in conspiracy to deflate footballs for last season's a if. c championship game. brady will now be on the field next week for the patriots season opener. >>> tonight was final preseason game for the eagles and they took on the jets in east rutherford new jersey. >> lots of jobs were one and lost tonight with fans focused on that third string quarterback battle. lesley joins us from metlife stadium with more on tonight's final exhibition game. lessly. >> ukee, you hit the nail on the head. high profile story line was between tim tebow and matt barkley. and matt barkley didn't get too many opportunities, tim tebow came out here and had his best game of the preseason so far. let's show you some of the highlights. matt barkley did get the start in the game and this was not a good

tom hanks. >> what? >> tells you how good quality tv. >> we know -- >> a big night for them. >> viola davis. >> a moment. going back and forth here. what was interesting was the first african-american ever to win this category and the first person on their seat was taraji. she jumped up. she really could the moment and said that women of color cannot win emmys if the roles aren't there for us. she was fantastic. in fierce, the whole room -- >> shouted out all the different ways. >> to the audience. >> back through history, some that have really changed the world. wonderful. >>> a we hadding this weekend. we heard a rumor. >> absolutely. >> allison williams. >> tied the knot with her handsome boyfriend saturday. it was a star-studded affair. bruce springsteen was there. talking of tom hanks pr did he sing? >> he didn't sing. officiated the wedding. put out a picture, oscar de la renta. >> wyoming. >> brian walked her down the aisle. >> down the prairie. >> the cast was there, lena dunham. everybody's attention, john mayer was there with katy perry. they would holding hands, photographs of them holding han

tom: good morning. "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg television. we are thrilled you're with us. this morning, "bloomberg surveillance" brought to you by invesco. walter davisle to answer your questions on alternative investing. submit your questions to invesco.com/asktheexpert. michael mckee and tom keene. let's talk to the bond person. let's talk to somebody with experience. abby joseph cohen made the wrong call. stocks go the other way. jim caron has done that in the bond market. jim caron with us, with morgan stanley, with real money at risk. on a friday, let's have a cocktail look. what did janet yellen not say yesterday? she talked for ever. what did she not say? she understated the health of the u.s. economy, some of the good points. tom: she touched it did not say this is the way it is. jim: when she came out and was dovish, i think that is the right action for the fed. they made the decision and kept rates on hold. for themmake no sense to say we are dovish but let me give you a hawkish message. that is what the markets were looking for but not what they coulgot. i think what she did was correct. the market is trying to figure out what the fed's re

tom: good morning, everyone. this morning, "bloomberg surveillance" brought to you by invesco. walter davisble to answer your questions on alternative investments. submit your questions online. now, john.right >> have you done any christmas shopping yet? i do not necessarily trust surveys but 14% of americans have started. i hate people so organized. tom: you mentioned a weaker american consumer. what you expect from retail sales this week? john: every decade has a longer-term global thing to it. this year next year and the year after, it is our sweet spot. not every month will be a great retail. to is noit will be ok question about that. we think it is ok. or 27.ar, around 26 into 2018 at 2020, we decelerate or let me go through some stuff on this. my core view on inflation for the next four or five years is that we will be fluctuating and gradually around 1.5%. and we will fluctuate around 1.5. uswill be very hard to get to 2% or higher. you will have to have a meaningful and sustained increase in wages. 82% of private sector. the wages this year are right now. stanley fischer, this sky w

. >> davis's attorney says he will appeal the judge's contempt of court ruling. >>> bay area native and superstar tom brady is breaking his silence. he released a statement on his facebook page one day after beating the nfl in court. patriots qb said in part, quote, while i am pleased to be eligible to play, i'm sorry our league had to endure this. i don't think it has been good for our sport. to a large degree, we have all lost, end quote. on thursday a federal judge ruled the nfl went too far in suspending brady four games for his ald role in defaultgate. he's now allowed to play while the league says it will appeal the decision. "today in the bay" is back. coming up the giants look to right the ship in denver. sports highlights are next. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquify it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. after trying brookside chocolates, at fitgirl.kayla posted: sexy lips. chocolate. purple heart. speak no

tom brady out in the building. eli and company were but didn't see any action. ryan massey played the entire game 16 for 32, 193 yards, 40 on this pass to jeremy davis. he had three catches tonight. defensive end george silvi had four tackles and a pair of sacks and another guy just signed safety stevie brown had a lit interception. the giants in -- late interception. the giants end the preseason with a 12-9 victory. >>> a potential upset brewing in the 2nd round of the u.s. open, fourth seeded wozniak in a battle with petrov sabkoska. >>> roger federer playing some of his best tennis as of late. it took him just an hour and 20 minutes to dispatch of steve darcis of germany. match point, 46th winner of the night. tomorrow night serena williams continues her quest for the serena slam all in the same year. >> we'll be right back. it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. what do a nascar driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto . xa

board member he forgot to mention unfortunately not here u just tom unfortunately cannot be here she's in class in medical school with u.s. davis but quite involved with the board and worked at the center for a long time i want to give her a shout out he's is a special person especially here aunt is here next la quench one the staff members i can only tell you the board is extremely, extremely proud of staff and one of the special ones. (clapping.) >> good morning ladies and gentlemen, my name is lakisha housing the youth program cooperate and youth director it's my honor to share that special occasion since 1920 the center pass has a supports and maintain a healthy and vibrant community offering services and program wow. the original purpose the center to provide support to the african-american communities the mission has grown to include many other communities and individuals over the years thousands of lives have been impacted by the work and the dedication of the communities members, volunteers and staff members on this occasion i'm reminded of a booker t washington success is to be measured by the the as the obstacles that

viola davis was specifically talking about hollywood so what better place to address that? >> right. and her experience. that's why i love you way more than toml, you asked what the last great thing was to come out of skoki. i think 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

davis! ♪ >> with the famous song "the eye of the tiger" blaring, as you heard there, she entered the stage with mike huckabee and tomruz, her supporters. >> we serve a living god who knows where each and every one of us is at. just keep on pressing. don't let down, because he is here. >> appearing on "morning joe" earlier today, huckabee was pressed on his support for davis. >> the big question is, did the judge overreach and do exactly what i've been warning about, which is judicial tyranny, by putting this woman in jail without figuring out some kind of way to give her an accommodation to which she didn't have to affix her name to a marriage license to which she objected because of her religious beliefs? >> could she have some other job where she wouldn't have to do that? >> why can't she be a county clerk and have licenses issued under the name of the state? >> texas senator ted cruz was also there. this video appears to show huckabee blocking senator cruz from proepg the miapproaching t microphones. the question is when miss davis will actually return to work. what more have we heard other than this week? >> rep

board member he forgot to mention unfortunately not here u just tom unfortunately cannot be here she's in class in medical school with u.s. davisuite involved with the board and worked at the center for a long time i want to give her a shout out he's is a special person especially here aunt is here next la quench one the staff members i can only tell you the board is extremely, extremely proud of staff and one of the special ones. (clapping.) >> good morning ladies and gentlemen, my name is lakisha housing the youth program cooperate and youth director it's my honor to share that special occasion since 1920 the center pass has a supports and maintain a healthy and vibrant community offering services and program wow. the original purpose the center to provide support to the african-american communities the mission has grown to include many other communities and individuals over the years thousands of lives have been impacted by the work and the dedication of the communities members, volunteers and staff members on this occasion i'm reminded of a booker t washington success is to be measured by the the as the obstacles that have

tom hanks, and so it is going to tell you how good quality tv it is. >> yes, he is good. >> and won six emmys and a good night. >> and viola davis. >> oh a big night. >> and look at that. taraji. >> and she and viola were going back and forth and what is interesting is the first african-american ever to win this category and the first person out of her seat was ta the raw ji and she took the moment and said that women of color cannot win emmys if the roles are not there for us to play, and the whole room in tears. >> and she shouted out to the people in the audience. >> and the women of color who changed the way, and wonderful. >> and allison williams. >> yes she , she tied the knot to her longtime boyfriend. and tom hanks was there and ofir fish yated the wedding. and that is the tweet of her wedding dress oscar de la renta, and brian walked her down the aisle. >> down the prairie. >> and also the cast of "girls" there and lena dunham there, and what has caught everybody's surprise was john mayer there with katy perry and photographs of them holding hands and these two back together and we spotted them on a double date with allison and her husband i

tom hanks rests steven spielberg. safe. >> reporter: prestige pictures and passion projects will all compete for our attention at >> show me. >> reporter: that's don cheadle as miles davis in miles ahead, a movie he also directed which closes the festival sponsored in part by abc7. for more on the new york film festival check out the special page at our website, abc7ny.com/nyff. dave, liz. >> that's a lot of movies there that i want to see. >> a lot of movies. >> great movies. saw carol this afternoon with cate blanchette and it was terrific. >> can't wait to hear your review about that too. >>> check out this next story, about a monkey in florida. somehow a monkey escaped from the next thing you know the sanford police department getting 911 calls of a monkey hanging out on a mailbox and then on a car. when police arrived the monkey moved onto that traffic sign, just kind of like chilling, walking down the street, then worked its way on top of a police car, capturing the monkey, no easy task, though, but an officer somehow distracted it with a bottle of water until the owner arrived. >> or just another day in florida. >> or just another day in florida. >> i feel sorry

board member he forgot to mention unfortunately not here u just tom unfortunately cannot be here she's in class in medical school with u.s. daviswith the board and worked at the center for a long time i want to give her a shout out he's is a special person especially here aunt is here next la quench one the staff members i can only tell you the board is extremely, extremely proud of staff and one of the special ones. (clapping.) >> good morning ladies and gentlemen, my name is lakisha housing the youth program cooperate and youth director it's my honor to share that special occasion since 1920 the center pass has a supports and maintain a healthy and vibrant community offering services and program wow. the original purpose the center to provide support to the african-american communities the mission has grown to include many other communities and individuals over the years thousands of lives have been impacted by the work and the dedication of the communities members, volunteers and staff members on this occasion i'm reminded of a booker t washington success is to be measured by the the as the obstacles that have been overcome

tom: thanks so much. you can find that on your terminal. invesco -- have a question about alternative investments? ask the expert, walter daviso has more than 20 years of industry experience. send him your alternatives questions. do that at invesco.com/asktb heexpert. david stubbsave with us. we have been talking about whether or not a fed rate increase would be good for the markets, bad for the markets are marked chamber at brown brothers harriman making an interesting point, that just a debate has now become bad for the market. he says pressing down on the markets, it would be good just to get it over with. david: there is certainly something to that. it is exercising a huge amount of time to think about the implications. i do not think initial liftoff would be overly damaging for the markets, as long as it was carried out by a central bank that was clear and wanda had not prematurely judged the conditions for liftoff. michael: most of us have opined on this, many suggesting they should wait, and they seem to think that the fed will go into overdrive and raise rates too much, too fast. but they keep telling us they will muc

davis has argued her christian faith should exempt her from signing marriage licenses. despite her refusal the clerk's office will issue licenses starting tomorrow. >>> a legal victory for patriots tom brady. a federal judge overturned the san mateo native's four-game suspension stemming from deflategate. >> the nfl appealed today's decision. here's more details from new york city. >> reporter: it's one more victory for tom brady, who can now start the season at quarterback for the new england patriots after a judge overturned his four-game suspension. there's no determination whether brady actually tampered with footballs used in the afc title game back in january. rather, the judge took aim at the way the nfl handled the controversy. >> the process itself was so deficient in so many ways that he needed to overturn it. he needed to vacate that decision. >> reporter: the court found brady was never given proper notice about what he was being accused of and what the consequences might be, a violation of rights so basic, judge richard berman said nfl commissioner roger goodell maybe said to have dispensed his own brand of industrial justice. the nfl said it would appeal but would not

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quarterback tom bring i did breaking his silence in the >>> a kentucky county clerk is appealing a judge's decision to put her in jail for refusing to sign same-sex marriage licenses. kim davis filed a formal appeal. davis objects to same-sex marriage for religious reasons as she stopped issuing all marriage licenses in june after the supreme court legalized gay marriage. >>> the mets start their biggest series of the season this afternoon in washington and they do so knowing one of their top arms is ready for october. matt harvey says he will pitch in the playoffs if the team makes it that far. harvey has taken heat since friday when he and his agent said that the right-hander might miss the post season as he comes back from arm surgery. harvey told the players tribune website "winning the division and getting to the playoffs is our goal. once we are there, i will there." >>> new england patriots quarterback tom bring i did is talking about his late -- tom brady is talking about his -- he said he's excited to be able to play in thursday's season opener against pittsburgh. the super bowl mvp didn't say much else. >> you know obviously i had a lot of personal feelings, but i

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tom: good morning. futures again up 30, down from will we were in the last hour. "bloomberg surveillance" brought to you by invest xco. walter davisxperience. ask the expert. on radio and television worldwide, bloomberg surveillance. michael? bit of breaking news. the people's bank of china is proposing a reserve requirement trading, and they say it is not capital controls are we will see. it brings up a question and tom just gave a little bit of a market check. i want to put the question to , our guest.ida he is coming from their california -- california studios. at this point, what is the investment climate? are looking at chinese trade data that were not good, but we're seeing markets around the and i am wondering if commentary is making too much of the whole idea of lack swans and things going on that will affect the fed and affect all of this? a couple of things are going on. there is a repricing of chinese growth prospect p there is also of their ability to get their arms around the policy challenges that they face. legitimate. is the challenge we all have his china is trying to design the unprecedented for an economy that s

tom: good morning. we welcome all of you, particularly bloomberg 1200 and boston. bloomberg surveillance brought to you by invesco. walter davisns on alternative investing. submit your questions to invesco.com. vince, let me ask you the question. a lot of the economists saying, wait for more data. can pushes against this. reinhardtss vince pushes against this pier 1 is wrong with getting off the zero bound and saying we will wait for more data? >> nothing. if they could make the funds rate more positive, they could. you could keep policy accommodative, you just do not have to be a zero. the problem is getting from here to there. policy action could have an outside market reaction. they worry about that. keep policyay to accommodative is to keep it at zero. michael: don't you risk just sitting there forever? seared in 1995,arket memory, the stock market took off and the economy took off. we had a boom. is it much of of risk to move now? >> 1994 is incredibly evocative for a lot of reasons. one of them, you mentioned. the main point there is the federal reserve will only change policy if they think the economy is doing well. it

davis behind bars yesterday. she was held on in contempt after insisting that her religious beliefs did not allow her to follow the law. >>> tom brady is free to play football. yesterday a judge overturned his four-game suspension for the deflategate scandal saying that the nfl used improper procedures when they suspended him. he is expected to take the field next week against the steelers. fans had mixed reactions to the news. >> i believe that, he was railroaded from the beginning. >> a bad message to everybody. you know, why should i play fair if he can cheat and get away with it? >> the nfl commissioner said the nfl will appeal the decision. >>> it's now confirmed that a washed up piece of airplane debris is part of missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the wing part was discovered back in july. the plane disappeared more than a year ago with 239 people onboard. investigators used maintenance records to match a serial number. >>> a hero's homecoming for a u.s. airman as he landed in california last night. he was injured when he and his two childhood friends tackled an armed gunman. they have been awarded france's top honor

viola davis is the first african-american woman honored as best lead actress in a drama series, winning for "how to get away with murder." look at those pictures. very exciting. tome emmys a bigger deal than the oscars? why are they more fun now? vonnie: because they have become a little bit more populist. bowden says it is the golden age of tv. i think he is right. let me do a quick data check. i mentioned the brazilian real. attention, gets my but other than that, a big churn. the two-year -- the 10-year yield, 2.15%. alexis tsipras stunned with a good win amid a historically low turnout. the greeks exhausted by their new version of democracy. tom mackenzie is in athens, and in athens it was now implement a tough set of austere policies. joining us as well, adam posen. is the president -- for mr.the to do list tsipras? tom mackenzie: it is a very long to do list he will be sworn in this evening. then the government will be sworn in tomorrow morning, and they need to hit the ground running because there are a number of deadlines. not least, the review of the country's creditors. the creditors signed out on this demo. there are a number of reforms. there are 220