elvis was planning to record it but colonel tom parker his manager says, we don't record anything we don't publish or at least have half the publishing on. i'd had a hit record, it was my most important copyright at the time. so it broke my heart to say no but i did say no. and as years went by i was glad i did. but i still would have given anything to hear elvis sing the song. but that was just a business decision i had to make at that time. and so -- they're not always's, making decisions. but you've got to be responsible for your stuff. >> i just want to thank you for your time. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. so "pure and simple," don't forget. >> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much jor running us. next week, should kids be playing tackle football? we have the surprising answer from a former super bowl champ. every week keep it here. we're "on the money." have a great one and we will see you next weekend. >>> we're live at the nasdaq market site. the band is back together for the first time in a long time. here's what's coming up. >> look, up in t

. >> reporter: tom mustin in parker where scammers are using the name of a wounded detective to take your money. detective dan bright was shot in the line of duty seep 2nd and in critical condition -- september 2nd and in critical condition. residents in douglas county and denver are referring phone calls from bogus callers pretending to be raising overseas and the department will never solicit money over the phone. always ask questions, be very wearo of any group -- wary of any group asking for money over the phone. >> from the 60s today, the 70s tomorrow, into the weekend. and less chance for showers toward the weekend. >> thanks very much! >> thank you for joining us. ,, with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. like "whispering city." but the french version. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivativ

tom: a wonderful hour, thank you so much. michael mckee in dublin. coming up, a conversation with the philadelphia fed president, patrick parker. mberg. ♪ tom: ending september with modest stability in markets. all is quiet on the deutsche bank front. in the hour, commerzbank may suspend their dividend, 9600 will exit. oil advances. saudi arabia says enough is enough. michael mckee in dublin in a few minutes, after parker of the philadelphia federal reserve. this is bloomberg surveillance, live in new york. i'm francine lacqua, she is tom keene. i think i messed that up. you get lucky when we have the news flow we have. tell me the importance of the commerzbank headlines. francine: you need to focus on european stocks. commerzbank is huge because it plans to cut jobs. it was expected, but they are also suspending the dividend for the moment. this is also a time to take stock of the broader conversations related to the negative rates. mario draghi really pushed back, he almost took offense. tom: this is must watch for everyone in global markets -- in global wall street markets. what a perfect timing with the banking turmoil. here

parker. if you recognize the woman, call sanborn on the police. tom: there's a phone scam where the caller is posing as a police and claims there's a warrant out for your arrest and you must pay bail but not at the sheriff's office. if you get a suspicious call, authorities say ask for a docket number, and the court in question. jean: a federal bill of rights for sexual assault survivors is headed to president obama for his signature. prompted from a former harvard student, the law includes a guarantee of survivors rights to an evidence collection kit investigation and to be notified in writing before that kit is destroyed. new hampshire senators were strong advocates for the law. and today the new hampshire coalition against domestic and sexual violence honors three people the group says have made a difference. state senator sharon carson and manchester police lieutenant paul thompson were abducted into the hall of fame along with john canton. his daughter melissa was killed 2009. canton and his family pushed the legislature to pass missy's law which

parker. a lot of folks are stepping up to help out deputy. >> reporter: and, tom, this is one of the local businesses stepping up to help and to raise money for detective dan bright. right in front you can see that sign there that says pray. well, his wife today acknowledging prayer in helping him fight for his life. the fund-raiser here doesn't even start until next sunday, and already we've seen people coming by, opening up their hearts and their wallets. >> we have the greatest people in the world here. and we just want to show support. >> reporter: support from the in parker. >> if you ask, people will give. >> reporter: and the customers who are lending a havened. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: wesley heard the devastating news of a douglas county deputy critically injured in friday's shoot-out and knew he had to help. >> it is heartbreaking. i mean, you know, we all -- it's any community. it's any community in the world. >> reporter: every indictment of every purchase at the coffee cabin next sunday, september 11th, will go to the family of detective dan bright. the violent rampage near an

parker last friday. shooter was killed by bright's injuries and the investigation into the shooting at a news conference tomorrow morning. >>> home security cameras catch a peep tom in -- peeping tom in action. we see him peering into the bedroom of a teenaged girl in arvada. stan bush, you went out to the neighborhood. people understandably freaked outinto the bedroom of a teenaged girl in arvada. out. >> reporter: when it's dark outside and you leave the blinds down, people can look into your home like it's a fish bowl. so arvada police are sending out this warning as they catch a peeping tom on camera >> reporter: a homeowner woke up to this disturbing video, seeing this unknown peeping tom looking into her 17-year-old daughter's window. the man then tried to go into the front door. he goes back to looking into the girl's room when he can't get in. it happened around 1:00 arvada police have been looking for the peeping tom for more than a month. >> not here >> reporter: he lives nearby and has three daughters. incident occurred in a neighborhood that now has more homes under construction and for sale than it has residents. arvada police went door to door here