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. >> when you hit uncle tom you think. >> to me they need to leave it alone. >> uncle tom road holds important historical value. >> it is named after mr. murphy. this first name happened to be tom. >> we found multiple streets bearing the family name attribute for donating land i have been going up and down the road for 30 plus years. never gave it a thought. >> county commissioners are researching if the road should be renamed. uncle tom is widely considered a racial slur used against african-americans. >> if your community or people need something you are the one that would go behind their back and take it from them. >> carolyn collins with the needed but she does not want to see the legacy of the name stripped away. >> just call it uncle tom murphy's road just add the last name. don't make the family feel like they are losing the purchase you sharared that the family gi the property to the county. >> reporter: i have reach out to the commissioner for comment he is supporting the potential name change but i have yet to hear back from him. the county is slated to discus brian smith

tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." futures are doing better. 67 as well.up francine? thecine: let's get to "morning must-read." do you have something on netflix? tom: i do. let me is absolutely brilliant. this will be must-read by all on global wall street. feel the next foot -- feel the next flicks -- feel the netflix burn. tom: i thought it was a brilliant piece by ovide. francine: their spending a lot market shareet internationally. if you look at the number of subscribers, it is better than expected but still going down. if you have a product that people want to watch, you regain market share. you regain subscribers over the longer term. tom: absolutely. howard ward -- do you own netflix? howard: i do not. i simply cannot defend it. tom: let's bring up something we understand. bring up amazon right now. this is an extraordinary chart. amazon, the juggernaut, with a 15-year regression. here is what you will not believe. we are on trend. right now you are buying the end of next year's trend. you extrapolate it out. it is not all that rich, howard, is it? howard: it is 18 times next year's ebitda. that is very defensible. from 2016company that to 2018 is expec

i have nothing to say. >> not a fan. >> too creamy for me. >> tom, you don't want to argue with me on that? >> didn't you listen to his instructions? it is the broth that makes it creamy. >> have you read the recipe? that's a recipe for bleach. >> got it. >> i like the rizotto sometimes. the problem is when you go to restaurants it is the meal. i won't mind a side with some shrimp in it or something. >> a lot of times it is like rizotto or pasta. and they are losing that every time. >> that's part of the problem. >> i do like how they are the big sec. >> rizotta is like the 1aa school. >> let's not even get to nyoki, guys. >> absolutely not. >> young hillary clinton is running for class president. as always i said it last night and i have to keep saying it. i preface anytime i do a story i present physician it by saying crap like this almost makes me want to vote for trump. i have to say it every night will. >> it is so pan forking -- pandoring. >> enough with the almosts, guys. >> there is no way i can vote for her. >> are we still talking about rizotto? >> we can be. >> i like the w

to me. i think we are where we could have been and belong. tomant to interrupt, but look at this banner. brutal moves in the bond market. three-weekm a vacation. folks, these are not brutal moves in the bond market. wake up. guy, pick it up. take on's get bob's this. whether you're looking at price moves, small yield moves like we do at the moment produce a big capital changes. that is something we are going to have to get used to. aboutheless, let's argue the brutal. is it a brutal price move? robert: it is not. look at the chart tom showed. squiggle.rdly see the you make a good point. when yields are this low, it does not take much of a yield change to affect investors. i think we will get more. we are in a long-term bottoming. do not forget, 10 year treasury was double digits after the start of this 30 year. tom: you just touched on something, as you can do with your experience. distortions are about misallocation in capital across the standard and the nifty five stocks. do you see a missed allocation in capital? robert: i agree with that. tha

to deal with. >> whatever that word means, perpetuity, i guess it's a good word. reporter: tom griffith taught it to me. coach jim schubert. let's check out the new hampshire college football schedule for this weekend. there's a game tonight. u.n.h. playing at elon tonight. that's a 7:00 start. they had to play if a game tonight because of hurricane matthew. moved up a day. dartmouth at yale, let's hear game. >> elon is a very strong physical football team who can run the football pretty well. big thing for us is stopping the run and offensively the huge challenge is, can we stay on track, keep the ball in our hands, make sure we stay on track to score points the way we did in the other game? reporter: good luck to u.n.h. that's it. live from what is about to be jim schubert field. back to you. tom: he'll live forever. tune in for new hampshire chronicle that follows world kelly: you know me. not from thousands of false, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discriminat

to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> tom brady return. he has a little catching up to do. >> while brady!braid!braidy may be just getting started, this could be the end of another player's season. dan housely with the very latest. dan? . >>>reporter: yeah, now t-rbgs/ looks like you can be more impressed with jacoby had to present. he played well in the bills game. bill belichick warning don't expect mid-season form. tom brady back at practice, looking good, according to teammates, but is he ready to play? the coach said it's not automatic to expect any player to be at the top of his game. after weeks away from practic practices, no matter what he has been doing to get sharp. >> it's hard for a player that plays football to not play football. >> while fans may be excited see tom brady on the field, he expects teammates to keep their cool and do their job. >> let's just do our jobs and see if we can compete. >>>reporter: while tom brady is beginning, jacoby on injured reserve because of his hand that was injured. he was the r

to game 4 tomorrow afternoon. next two games both in the afternoons. coming up in sports, the voice of the tribe tom hamilton joins me to talk about what has to go right for the indians tonight. >> romona: all right. look forward to talking to you later. >>> indians are sponsoring watch cleveland, elyria and tweet pictures have a chance to win a spot in the dugout suites for world series road game at progressive field. mark? >> mark: we saw a few fans from toronto in cleveland. now it is our fan's turn to represent in canada. jen picciano joins us live after talking to one man making the trip. jen. >> reporter: that's right, mark. jay's fans showed up in more than a few games 1, 2 in cleveland and now it is our turn. indians fans are getting the itch for international travel wanting to show the team we rally together across the border. after watching the first part of the alcs go the indians way crisp hodgson knew what they have to do. >> i never do anything spontaneous after an awesome win in the last two games, let's do it. >> reporter: he and his wife fans out there. 4:00 game tuesday and lined up perfectly with n

tom brady? >> all three? >> i am so excited to hang with you in boston. >> we're excited to hang with you too, tom. can't wait, man. >> i was talking to the donors. >> yeah. >> yeah. no, me too. me too. all of them. >> tom brady's acting is on point, you guys zbloosh wow, right? >> i was talking to the donors. >> you know what, god is fair. he has a supermodel and a heck of a career. can't act. that's fine. >> here's another really cool option. right now ryan gossling and harrison ford are in budapest

to have him back here. welcome. tom: thanks, charlie. it is a privilege to be here. charlie: it has been here for 25 years. tell me last night, the debates. tom: my personal view had been the same for a while, this idea of trying to show the rest of the world a piece of donald you had not seen, which is a more cadencened professional. a controlled demeanor. it is not that he doesn't have it, and isn't willing to do it. when you mention that word to him, he is not very excited. this lack of political etiquette is the key to the door that he is trying to establish. but i think it was imperative that people see that he had control, he had demeanor, he had poise, that he was intellectually up to the issues, and that he had the temperament to be presidential in whatever view that was. charlie: the question is whether he did better in the second debate than the first debate. that is a relative question. there is a consensus he didn't do well in the first debate. you share that. tom: i do. charlie: both candidates have had a large amount of disapproval, and it is not the first time in america. go back to jefferson and ja

to me. and i want to say, "thank you, annie." tom: this is what police found in the trunk of a car pulled over on interstate 95 in portsmouth. state police arrested both the driver and his passenger, joseph and jason gallagher, they're charged with possession of a controlledded drug with the intent to distribute. k9 gauge alerted the trooper to the odor of drugs, the car was seized and a search turned up more than 20 pounds of marijuana hidden in the trunk. merrimack police are sending out a warning tonight after someone from maine called police to say his home depot card was used in merrimack but not by him. surveillance video shows another man using the card, police believe he may be part of a larger group. >> they're buying compact items that are valuable, returning the items getting cash back or a gift card that's already been washed and is a legitimate card at that point. jennifer: detectives say criminals obtain their victim's credit card information and make a counterfeit florida for sure. hayley: i feel so bad for them, i can

to businesses. he was introduced by tom donahue. >> welcome back to our program. let me start to adding my congratulations to bruce. the award is richly deserved and not just for what he's done for legal reform up for all of the victories his help to deliver to the business community and for his willingness after he gets through his first grumpy question to help people around this building do what they do beyond what is his normal responsibility. most of us are going to miss that. i would also like to thank lisa and her team for the great work they're doing to advance legal reform in this time and at this time and in this place. the summit theme says it all, we're up against a litigation machine, an aggressive and innovative trial bar has helped create a legal environment that serves its own interests, not the interests of our system of justice or our people or our companies. we also have a system that is right with prosecutional abuse, over enforcement, over criminalization of business and where did all of those finds go? we've seen proliferation of class-action lawsuit

what saved me was another wouldn't allow me to continue to go into the darkness. >> tell me, tom, what did the warrior, your friend, see that your wife and people close to you didn't see? was this person able to somehow spot what was going on where other people missed it? >> i would tell him of my struggles more so than i would my wife and my children because i wanted to shield them from the thing, not out of secrecy but just out of trying to protect them and me just trying to figure it out. i wasn't able to figure it out and that warrior buddy of mine pushed me into -- because i didn't want to let him down either or my family. but i wasn't thinking clearly. so i went into all these different treatment modalities at the cognitive therapy, at the tbi center, went to physical therapy, went to vestibular therapy, psychological therapy. and the thing about it was that it all worked and it all helped me. once i got through all of that, i just couldn't imagine anyone else struggling the way that i did to try to get help. >> let's roll some video in the big wall of troops. either one or two,

. >> allie: what does the mentality of the defense have to england patriots we would dominate. >> allie:o u nt me to call tom brady? >> not yet. >> allie: seven members of this defense have scored touchdown this is season. do you have something going where you're going one for one? >> we're going out and trying to make plays. when the opportunity strikes we try to take advantage. >> allie: congratulations, enjoy the week off. >> gary: what i like best. when she asked him about brady, he said "not yet." >> verne: we mentioned earlier in handy. mes ago, kevin sumlin on the right. jalen hurts on the left. they've known each other for almost a decade. compelling football for three quarters, and then the crimson tide broke it open. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist the jeep post-game show up next. that's coming up right after these messages. ?? ? enough. yea, i'm over it. no thanks. genders don't play sports. athletes do. ?? >> adam: coming on "the jeep post-game show" rick, b.j. and i will update you. after this message and a word from your local stion. the gs it does toyour pade. we've g

>> of course tom's reacher" is action packed but had to ask about another iconic character. >> let me tell you something about jerry mack guire. >> and discussed can renee zellweger. >> tom cruise staying until 4:00 in the morning to do off camera. >> you just saw raw talent just there and spark. you've made? >> i really don't know. i know she's obviously very proud and make movies one day and for it to happen on the level it's happened. i know she's really proud. >> love a man who loves his mom but before tom and carly parted ways, got a lesson in throwing a punch jack reacher style. >> never hit with the knuckles but on the side like that. temple >> yes. >> you need a little practice. don't just go out and use it on the street. >> i crushed it. >> good warm-up. >>> always good to learn how to punch people. "jack reacher:never go back" hits theaters. >>> "kevin can wait" is the number one new comedy and kevin reunited with man who has been there, ray romano. >> our chemistry is like -- >> riz oli and isles. >> i'm -- >> do you know who i'm talking about? >> i went with the last guy.

>> as a defense you have to shut england patriots we would dominate. >> allie: do you want me to call tom brady? >> not yet. >> allie: seven members of this defense have scored touchdown this is season. do you have something going where you're going one for one? >> we're going out and trying to make plays. when the opportunity strikes we try to take advantage. >> allie: congratulations, enjoy the week off. >> gary: what i like best. when she asked him about brady, he said "not yet." >> verne: we mentioned earlier he's majoring in planning. that's a degree that will come in handy. moments ago, kevin sumlin on the right. jalen hurts on the left. they've known each other for almost a decade. compelling football for three quarters, and then the crimson tide broke it open. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. the jeep post-game show up next. that's coming up right after these messages. ? ? enough. yea, i'm over it. ? genders don't play sports. athletes do. ? >> adam: coming up on "the jeep post-game show" rick, b.j. and i will update you. af

to give yours back. >> after all of those awards shows, here you go. you'll get it for me next time, right? >> i've got you. >>> still ahead -- tom hanks on his wedding photo bomb. >> congratulations. >> the secret of a good bomb is timing and local. >> she threatened to kill me or to have me killed. >> new bryan cranston bombshell with his crazy experience with his ex and his troubled childhood and what you never knew. >> i found myself shaking on my floor.r.r. >> natalie portman pregnant and channeling jackie kennedy. >> i was very nervous. >> closed captioning provided to its hottest stars in eight years and a lot of it has to do with these two, but what's going to happen when they throw tom hankssinto the mix? that could be magical. he's hosting a week from tomorrow. carly caught up with him in her golden globe for "american horror stor," so i feel like we're a part of her influence. so we're monster gaga. >> what would you like to do in this upcoming. >> you have to wait and see what's happening. >> i hope to work in an imitation of ron howard. >> okay. i'll be waiting for that. did he give you a preview? >> okay. okay. come

. >> it took him to find it and come across the country to bring it to me. tom: very nice story. if you could only find time in the bottle instead of a note. candidate for the second congressional district, jim lawrence. >> it is a chilly night tonight. the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy by focusing on families, innovation and education. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: a detailed plan to make college more affordable. lower cost prescription drugs for everyday families. and an approach to leadership that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. always will be. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. the road series with the candidates in our area. shelley: jennifer crompton has the questions that voters want answered. jennifer: norton's plays host to a lot of political candidates. on this day, customers were served up a taste of the second congressional district race with republican jim lawrence. >> i have eight wonderful children. i could not look my chi

. >> it took him to find it to me. tom: very nice story. if you could only find time in the bottle instead of a note. on the road campaigning tonight, coming up -- shelley: we follow up with the candidate for the second congressional district, jim lawrence. tom: tonight, we continue are on the road series with candidates in our area. shelley: jennifer crompton has the questions that voters want answered. jennifer: norton's plays host to a lot of political candidates. on this day, customers were served up a taste of the second congressional district race with republican jim lawrence. >> i am a proud family man. i could not look my children in the eye knowing i jennifer: stood by and did nothing. at this table -- i could not look my children in the eye knowing i stood by and did nothing. jennifer: he served three terms as a state representative. >> you look like an honest politician. >> is that an oxymoron? jennifer: he wants people to know what he stands for. handing out pamphlets that lists what he wants to accomplish. >> dealing with gover

to 4.5%. tom: ok, not great. >> ok, not great. if you look at the last expense, around 5% nominal gdp growth, to me, what gets us back up there in theear term is higher inflation. tom: what i note -- a couple weeks ago, the pepsi-cola earnings folks had 2% topline growth, and a manufactured it to 5% and 7% down the income statement. we'll do that with the banks. christine harper a bloomberg news will join us as well. later on, on bloomberg radio, fed hints. formerly with lehman, professor hughes of new york university. the professor of the quality c. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg's "surveillance." tom keene is in new york, i'm in paris covering biotech and innovation. let's get straight to brexit, the one thing that is occupying a lot of curiosity. i spoke to the former french finance minister, launching a new political movement called en marche. i asked if exit could be a plus for friends. >> it could be a positive, but it depends on two things. provide a ability to very effective package and deliver, because we permit a lot of things that we are -- without an actual compliance, and second, we have to monitor bre

you used to have a different position, and now after two phone calls and a question by the n.r.a., tom o'halleran is dark. that is a clue to me. >> i need a response. >> i knew very quickly that they were against the loophole changes. so why fill out a question air that would allow them to do that? again, i am a -- i took an oath of office for public safety. i want our citizens protected. i am not going to do away with the second amendment. i want to make sure the second mendment is protected. >> hold on. we need to move on here. i want to get to a general question. it has been brought up before in this debate. you were once a republican. you then became an independent. you are now a democrat. why should voters trust that you have a commitment to ideals when you get back to washington? >> because it is the same ideals i worked on before. the ideal is simple. to be able to represent the people of con congressional district one. those ideals were never we had when i was in the legislature. no part of my public policy has ever been questioned whether i was representing the people before the party or before leadership. i lost my

to give yours back. >> after all of those awards shows, here you go. you'll get it for me next time, right? >> i've got you. >>> still ahead -- tom photo bomb. >> congratulations. >> the secret of a good photo bomb is timing and local. >> she threatened to kill me or to have me killed. >> new bryan cranston bombshell with his crazy experience with his ex and his troubled childhood and what you never knew. >> i found myself shaking on my floor. >> natalie portman pregnant and channeling jackie kennedy. >> i was very nervous. >> closed captioning provided by -- they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. to its hottest stars in eight years and a lot of it has to do with these two, but what's going to happen when they throw tom hankssinto the m

to break down the break down the highs and lows. up next tom brady on the apz paparazzi. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. (foot steps) ?? (crickets chirping) ?? (jet engine) ?? (heart beat) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ?? lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month >> lessons learned by tom a valuable lesson he got a lot done during the he also went to itly with his wife and during that trip he was photographed while sun bathing news. those pictures of course showed up on-line. so brady tonight was asked by the during his weekly interview on the monday night football pregame show with jim gray. >> i thought i was in you know the private confines of write was staying and on a vacation with my wife and you know it's unfortunate the world we live in but obviously i have to be more aware of like that. >> tom, what did gisele think of the photos? [laughter] she sees me every day. >> not quite an answer. giants in minnesota toni

in this current environment, it hasard to see why anyone this planned. tom: let methe bloomberg now. this is sterling, not cable. this is trade weighted in the united kingdom. over on the left side, the 10 year in the early 1990's. strength.th sterling circle down below 1-10e interpolation of sterling on a weighted basis. what would be the ramifications if we get there? , there are a lot of effects where we would see inflation. we have seen a number of deals .hich have come through definitely, i think, inflation, we have seen it priced in an rates have really ramped up since october. i think that will be one of the key implications. francine: this is what we paid for the morning must-read. francine: the problem is you can either explain it as a hard or soft brexit. you protect immigration or you protect the city of london. for the moment, they have given the implication that they would rather protect the city of london. fair? is true. that i think people have missed the point of understanding what the challenge is. it is what happens involving the rules and regulati

to end type astro physics. and of course tom brady. >> the way he spikes the football is so cool to me. the grok. ver hear people say that? the grok. >> not quite like that. >> one guy i want to meet tom brady. >> but he's married. he's off limits. >> of matching to get within. i just want to meet him. >> i know tom brady is. >> i love that guy. i've got four posters of him. nicole: big pop your teeth and he also posed as a lift driver last month. i liked when they go incognito. let's take a look at the latest in sports. the cleveland indians defeated chicago cubs last night as they tried to enter 68 years world series. cory clover in postseason history to strike out to just four hits over more than six innings. a solo homer in the fourth inning and a three-run in the eighth. the time has moved up one hour because of the potential brain. begin with the cavaliers hosting their championship banner since 1964. lebron james did this for a third triple-double in a 117-88 rout. james delivered the team points, 11 rebounds and 14 assists in the season opener. new york giants through the scene place kicke

to shut down every team. if we were playing the new england patriots we would dominate. >> allie: do you want me to call tom brady? >> not yet. >> allie: seven members of this defense have scored touchdown this is season. do you have something going where you're going one for one? >> we're going out and trying to make plays. when the opportunity strikes we try to take advantage. >> allie: congratulations, enjoy the week off. >> gary: what i like best. when she asked him about brady, he said "not yet." >> verne: we mentioned earlier he's majoring in financial planning. that's a degree that will come in handy. moments ago, kevin sumlin on the right. jalen hurts on the left. they've known each other for almost a decade. compelling football for three quarters, and then the crimson tide broke it open. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. the final score, 33-14. the jeep post-game show up next. that's coming up right after these messages. ♪ ♪ enough. yea, i'm over it. ♪ we shouldn't need commercials to tell you we're powerful. no thanks. genders don't play sports. at

it is great to have tom beside me. you been on the campaign trail for the last few months. >> i jumped off and ended right here. >> happy to be here. polls show donald trump's path to the white house is getting tougher. he's losing his grip on trump is sitting to acknowledge he might not score victory. >> he said what a waste of time if we don't pull this off. the northeast is reeling from a wave of strong storms. drivers in worcester massachusetts are trying to navigate flooded roads. the water is taking over the streets and seeping into buildings. >> with flash flood warning some places all over seven inches of rain in a single day. here's the the entire northeast and running into that unusual october heat. that were bear holds more water and in some spots is coming down way too fast. >> overnight powerful storms pending the northeast. heavy rain turning streets into rivers. the system is planned for one death. new hampshire, massachusetts, rhode island and pennsylvania taking the brunt of it. and massachusetts, resid

and i have to make that clear to our viewers, ben, because he did, and you're saying -- >> and then he clarified it. >> and then he clarified it. so, tom, then explain to mery clinton and tim kaine what to do about those people living illegally in the united states. those undocumented immigrants. >> first of all the simple fact of the matter is people who are u.s. citizens are more likely both in absolute numbers and as a percentage of the population to commit crimes than our immigrants -- >> not answering the question. >> -- mexico or syria. number one the whole fear mongering thing -- >> we get the fear mongering thing. what are they going to do? >> if, if, if somebody has committed a crime in this country, then absolutely, they, you know that should be dealt with whether imprisonment or deportation. if they haven't committed a crime in this country we need to have a comprehensive immigration reform in this country. figure out exactly how to work that out. that's a process. it goes through a legislative process, there needs to be a debate on that. the clinton campaign though -- >> we've been doing that for years, though, haven't we? >> we have. >> it's

it equates to me as a peeping tom. >> reporter: tasha dixon said trump she felt pourwerless to d anything about it. >> who could you complain to? he owns the pageant. everyone there works for him. >> reporter: some contestants had a different experience with donald trump. we spoke with former dis-mississippi, christie knox bowen. >> we're hearing at least one report about alleged inappropriate behavior by mr. trump at that pageant. did you see anything along those lines? >> no. absolutely not. the final night came to the dressing rooms or backstage, even. i don't remember specifically. just to wish us good luck. nothing out of the ordinary. it was very professional and nice. if something did take place that the girls would have talked about it. we are still very much in contact with each other through social media and nobody's ever said anything. >> reporter: tonight donald trump's campaign responding to miss arizona's claims saying, these accusations have no merit and have already been disproven were present. when you see questionable attacks like this magically put out there in the fina

to win on sunday. jacqui news. >>> earlier tonight i spoke with boston university political historian and author tom waylan who told me clinton has to bring the issue up on sunday during the debate. >> she would be a fool if she didn't. this is political dynamite. i think she will try to mention it wherever she can or, you know, even if questions on foreign policy to bring it up. she has every right to because it's out there, it's >> also developing tonight, hillary clinton's camp is dealing with a political bombshell of their own. wikileaks has released thousands of pages of information on the presidential candidate. they are from e-mail that were marked as flagged which include marble transcripts from her closed door speeches with goldman sachs that she made after leaving the office of secretary of state. prokeystone pipeline comments and passages in which she admitted to being out of touch with middle class issues. >>> now to a live look at the radar hurricane matthew is a category two storm moving its way up the east coast tonight. so far the powerful storm has left more than 800 people dead in haiti and the damag

to bloomberg. guy? tom: thank you so much per let me do a data check quickly. stephen stanley of amherst pierpont, and neil shearing from capital economics. sterling, 1.2263. weaker euro over the duration of this week. from london, from new york, stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: how about a foreign exchange report? 1.1018.k about euro, really interesting to see how the euro unfolds to the end of the year. euro sterling -- you would think or 0.91.d be a 0.90 neil shearing is with us from capital economics, and stephen stanley is with us from amherst pierpont. i want to talk about janet yellen, to have a final conversation about her, the central banker to america, steve stanley. issue the central banker to your emerging market that's is she the central banker to your emerging market world? neil: it would certainly seem as much. my sense is that the emerging markets essentially become less dependent on dollar debt in particular, and what happens in the fed. there are still some pockets where that is not the case, but you see it in places for china, india. c

to upper 70s. sal? tom just wrote me a note on facebook and said, could you please not stand in front of concord? the comedians are up early. >>> they are. no time to take it to the limit this morning. and i can't tell you why. if you're heading out for the seven bridges road or wherever you're going, let's take a look at the commute now. that was a peaceful easy feeling by the eagles. 80 westbound, you can see the traffic is moving along well as you drive through fairfield and vallejo. maybe some of these people are already gone, but it looks light as you head out, no major problems. 27 minutes there as you drive over. let's move along and take a look at northbound 101, looking good approaching the 80 split. the traffic is moving along very nicely getting up to the 80 split. if you're driving on to the san mateo bridge, traffic is moving well, westbound 92. so if you enjoy your life in the fast lane, don't drive too fast. you may see the red and blue lights. let's go back to the desk. >>> a teenage girl is still if the hospital this morning after being shot in the parking lot of a san francisco h

. >> he invited me to the white house. am i the only one -- tom, you been to the white house? e once. >> but he invited me to the white house and he was she showing me around and everything. once again, i stole some stuff while i was in the white house. wouldn't you? we were having coffee. i'm stirring the coffee and equal all had the presidential seal. i'm stirring my coffee with a sterling silver spoon. got go. and i get to the gate and walking out, oh they got the detectives outs. i got in trouble. nothing happened. i was miffed because i could have taken more silverware. >> all right. until next time, keep laughing. until next time, keep laughing. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i went to the corner of the from here down onto its face and i just said okay, tom, you're right. it's time for me to go home. >> reporter: who is tom? is that a firefighter that used to work here? >> he was supposedly one of the last horse handlers for the department. we haven't been able to verify he was stationed here, but he might have come in on a day off or something. you never know. >> reporter: this was an actual fire station from 1909 to about >> '74. >> reporter: denver fire station no. 1. there's a closet right here. there's a closet. i know that's not saying much, but if you even open the door, it's a storage room closet for office supplies. after you, my dear. i'm not going in there first. >> all right. >> we're going in. i'll creep in after you. how haunted can it be in here? >> my predecessor had two different mediums come and actually interactive with the ghost here. his name is caleb and he was a 17-year-old downs syndrome teenager who died in the 1870s. we don't have a definite date, never got a last name, but he has communicated with other paranormals who have come in. they've f