tom williams came down with it, the waiting seconds of the game. cougars tie today to 31. overtime. double why are the why overtime! it's like the immaculate reception! deflected touchdown. and they shock the ducks, 45- 38! oregon dropped to a record of 3 and 3. >>> boykins needed this to avoid an upset at kansas city. 55-yard prayer! they came back from 18-points down and pulled it off. 52-45. and they remain unbeaten. and...the team giants fans >>> ahead, an overlooked home opener tonight. and the team the giants love to hate on display in the nlds! #dodgers! ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ the ducks down...2 rapid fi >>> should i grow a beard like brent burns? i've been thinking about it. sharking hosting the anaheim ducks. goalie jones shut the ducks down! game was score little in the final minute of the 2nd period. hat-trick, over 400 in his career. they won the game, 2-0. raised their record to 2 and 0. >>> adam sandler chewing on the d

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light ")) (narr:) tom hiddleston a a elizabeth olsen hit the rerecarpet in nashville for the premiere of their new movie "i saw the light." it's based on a biography about hank williams - focusing on the singer songwriter's career and stormy marriage. (sot tom hiddleston/ actor) "hank williams is someone i think who loved women, but he was also unintentionally cruel to them. he was a hard man to live with." "i saw the light" opens nationwide november 27th. -------------------------------- -------------------------------- ----- (narar) and, bradley cooper plala with fire in "burnt." cooper is an up-and-coming chef looking for redemption after drug abuse and bad behavior cost him his restaurant. (sot bradley cooper/actor) i think he just had too much too soon and he sort of blew it all up. he hasn't really learned his lesson. "burntntopens in theaters friday.. that's'sour eye on entertainment. s sanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. jake>> here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... the royals are up big and the cubs are down big so far. who do you think will win it all? customers seem to be fans of all day breakfast at mcdonalds. still to come this mor

tom: that was john williams yesterday in san francisco. we are back to cheerleading.e: it is all about whether it is 2015 or 2016. if you look at probabilities, there is only a 6% pollack ability -- 6% possibility about yellenening, but janet also said that they do expect one this year. tom: this goes back to what you said earlier about the hope economy. yeah, to a certain extent a lot of people would like to get this done. but the question is, does the data support getting it done? metcalfe.g in michael where would you put the u.s. 10 year? is it higher than where we are now? what is going to happen in the next three months is going to change with the market is signaling versus what the fed is signaling? i think they will go and i think the 10 year will be lower. and that, to john williams point on inflation, we track retail prices on our project. here is an interesting thing. inflation,it is in and it has continued into this month. of, if you take the impact energy prices out, which is a daily series which we can do, the annual inflation rate is close to 2%. and we

glenn williams. by tom long,er is who is an assistant professor and coordinator of history in of georgement washington university. he joined the u.s. navy. he graduated from harvard law school in 1970 in practice corporate banking law until he retired. afterwards, he went back and got a phd in history from george washington university. he teaches courses in early american history, constitutional history, military and naval history, and today he is going to offer you a paper. water everywhere -- --istics of the 1975 1775-1776 campaign. professor long: is a pleasure to be here with you today. i'm going to do this a little awkward. before dawn in 1775, john murray, the fourth earl of dunmore was forced by rebellious virginians to abandon the capital in williamsburg and flee with his family. he fled to the protection of the british royal navy. the chesapeake bay watershed, his territory, was critical to the war effort. the american revolution interrupted in april of 1775. virginia was the most populous and prof

. >> there is a peeping tom on the loose in prince william county. >> he is apparently dressing up in women's clothes to commitment these crimes. megan fitzgerald live at the scene of the latest incident here this morning. >> what have you learned so far, megan. >> the latest incident happened on sunday afternoon at the potomac mills mall just behind us. police say that the victim told them that she was in i abathroom stall with her 5-year-old child when she sees a mirror coming underneath her stall. she confronts the suspect. he hasn't been seen since. for the most part, many shoppers feel secure when heading to the store. >> just shopping for clothes, shoes, accessories. >> reporter: the focus seems to be on getting what you need. >> hopefully, they have what i'm looking for. >> reporter: sunday afternoon gave shoppers more to look about. this man dressed as a woman entered the woman's bathroom at the potomac mills mall and used a mirror to see the woman in the stall next to him. after she confronts the man, he takes off. investigators obtained these images of the suspect in may fro

step as way from 12-year-old will -- just steps away from 12-year-old william whose birthday was yesterday. who's your first player? >> tom brady. >> reporter: why? >> because he is the greatest of all time. >> reporter: fans slowly making their way to leave the parking lot. it's ideal conditions out here unless you want to get really psyched up for the game. paula? >> thanks so much. right after the cbs eke news, we'll be back on the air with patriots game day. the game start as the 8:25. when it's over, we'll be live on fifth quarter on my tv 38 and we'll wrap everything up for you right after the game. >>> we have breaking news in lowell tonight. a mysterious illness at the sullivan middle school. 60 kids started complaining of nausea and respiratory problems. five had to be taken to the hospital. officials were worried about a carbon monoxide leak, but they now think it is a viral illness. they will scrub down the school tonight. no word on whether there will be school tomorrow. >>> one year in jail. that's the sentence for owen la brie. the st. charles prep student attempted of enticing a minor. he was acquitted of a

tom: looking at the fed, a series of speakers. lockhart and john williams with important comments. ♪ tom: good morning. let's get to our top headlines. congress has got itself -- and bought itself sometime in the fight of her spending. lawmakers averted a bill that keeps agencies in business until december 11. conservatives will have another opportunity to try to defund planned parenthood. report maynew increase concerns the country is slipping into a recession. the index for large manufacturers fell from june to september and will shrink further in the next few months. large companies that have benefited from the week yen are not expanding domestic investment. russia launched airstrikes in syria overnight. russia says it destroyed a command center and car bomb factory. officials are targeting islamic state. the u.s. says what russia it really did was attacked opposed to syrian president bashar al-assad, who russia supports. we need to look at twitter. i don't think this should go above 140 characters. michael: jack dorsey was the man who came up with 140 characters. twitter shares

tom: i will give credit to william martin at the time of president truman. level of triage. you have much more of a town of triage than in south africa. drug he is not doing triage. he is -- draghi is not doing triage. he is making some sort of a decision from an area with strength and that economy. we have to be respectful of the differences. china faces huge challenges. stephanie: at this point it is like currency wars. i know you mentioned, i am not a macro economist. just two days ago we sat here with luke ellis. one of the things they got started in less discretionary macro. that is who started the hedge fund business. for luke ellis and man group to say, we are getting out of discretionary macro, it has gotten too difficult, this is another answer -- example of how that is underscored. we heard about credit suisse lessening up in their macro business. it has gotten exponentially harder. tom: matt miller and i were talking about linear algebra this morning. stephanie: that is a hot friday. tom: we were talking about the greek letter on the right side of

tom: i think of william easterly from new york university being quoted, "what is wonderful about deaton'sis that there is no agenda." you came out of scotland. i have to deal with angus deaton and now i have to deal with neil ferguson. it is a scottish hour. how did you get to a point of no agenda when anybody within a lose second -- anglo-saxon economics has an opinion? accidentthink it is no that the living british-born economists who are laureates, both of us are from scotland. tradition ofg thinking hard about money in scotland. tom: very good. let's talk about the item most acclaimed within your award and that is inequality. theeems to the widening political debate in the united kingdom and the political debate in america speaks of a new kind of inequality. what is different in 2015 from your seminal paper of 1980? angus: i think it has gone on. there is much more to worry about now than it was then. it was sort of the beginning to start. there has always been an equality. there was inequality a long time ago. now we are going through a phase of rising inequality. aparting that delig

williams. we say good morning. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good monday morning, everyone.surveillance." ice in central park over the weekend. it was so cold here. unbelievable. now we need a business flash. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: diebel is in talks to buy a german competitor, diebold -- the bold die is in talks to buy german competitor wincor. computers were seized in raids last friday in a french probe from vw. -- in a french probe of vw. , arari is beating ford wednesday debut on the new york stock exchange. -- its market to value could reach $10 billion. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. tom: we could speak to michael moore of bloomberg for somewhere in the vicinity of one hour. there's so much going on in his tood of too big to fail, big to succeed. let me start with joy to bank. how bad will the layoffs be in new york for deutsche bank? it is a long way from alex brown, isn't it. be --re certain will there certainly will be some cutbacks. fixed income has not come back the way that deutsche bank has structured itself. biggeste one of the fixed income

tom: thank you. angie: coming up next, sports. rish: minas williams in sports and fashion.ndenus williams in sport fashion. angie: you are watching "asia edge." ♪ ♪ rish: welcome back. you are watching "asia edge." some tennis players are as -- here, and venus williams is there and also running her own fashion label. we caught up with her off and on the tennis court. >> my parents, especially my dad, and business off the court. always wanted to know who i was outside of tennis because when you are a young person and you start playing tennis at four years old, 30 years in, it is who you are, so for me, it was important to know who i was off the court, so starting a business is a big challenge, and it is important that i have good numbers, but it is also important that i understand the industry, as well. othern only rely on people so much, so i have definitely learned a lot in this is, and it has also helped me appreciate being at the top of my game in tennis, because when you start at the bottom -- let >> i imagine there is some disappointment with the training that you do t

.>> tom hilson and -- tom hiddleston and elizabeth olson visit the top movie capital of the world to shed light on hank williams. >> i get to bring a film about hank williams to nashville where in summary ways he is the godfather of the visit culture. it is beyond my wildest dreams. i hope that i can do the community proud. the whole thing has been the most unexpected privilege for me and this is the icing on the cake. >> the people who have seen it, who live in nashville, are hank fans, journalists of music, they all pick up on things that are so specific that our director it is amazing to have people who know appreciate the authenticity that ended at the detail that went into this because there is a lot of respect and a lot of heart and soul. >> tom was involved and when i brought up elizabeth olson he said -- great. great idea. it was fantastic and like playing tennis together. when assigned together i thought, i am lucky. these two are great together. >> when we come back more from hollywood's biggest films. on the hollywood news report. >> an important message for americans eligible for medicare. >> are yo

. >>> police are warning women in prince william count they there is a peeping tom and he's targeting women in the bathrooms of some stores. >> as megagan fitzgerald report the most recent is in prince george's county and involves a woman with a 5-year-old girl. >> for the most part, many shoppers feel secure when headed for the store. >> shop, clothes, shoes, accessories. >> and the focus tends to be on getting what you need. >> hopefully they have what i'm looking for. >> that sunday afternoon gave shoppers something more to think about. >> prince william county police say this man, dressed as a woman entered the woman's bathroom at the potomac mills mall and used a mirror to see the woman in the stahl next to him. police say after she confronts the man, she takes off. investigators obtained these images of the suspect in may. they're from the walmart across the street from the mall. police believe this man did the same thing there. >> it never would have crossed my mind to be a peeping tom. no, that's normally not the focus when heading in to do some shopping, but it's top of mind

john krasinski is 36 sarah- rapper snoop lion (formerly snoop dogg) is al- singer tom petty is 65 sarah- actor william christopher is 83 << >> << wx timer @ :45 despite a few more clouds in the sky today, we'll continue to see some decent warmth spread across the area with highs primarily in the 70s. a few sprinkles can't be ruled out this afternoon, but week. as a cold front moves through tonight, high pressure will settle in behind it and provide some cooler (yet seasonal) high temperatures in the 60s the rest of the week and weekend. it's with our next larger scale weather system from the southwest that will provide most of the region with some rain thursday (west) and friday and leave us cooler, but dry for the weekend. see graphics. >> we're wrapping things up on this tuesday morning. when we come back we'll have a recap of some of our top siouxland headlines this morning. plus... a site to see. a church that was covered by water is now visible because of a drought. that story is coming up after welcome to subway, what can i make for you? you'll love our new rotisserie-style chicken. 100% white m

william cowan, and now, tom keene. you first word news. a no-fly zone over syria.sian warplanes resumed their attacks. the foreign minister said establishing a no-fly zone would violate syria a's sovereignty. russia rolled out sending troops to take part in ground operations. volunteers could end up fighting there. fed may not raise rates until 2016 or later. they are still forecasting a december rate rise, but a fed ton may prompt the hold off. ben bernanke blames congress for the lagging economic recovery. the response to the crisis was a and effective. he writes congress needed to do its part but did not. let's check on the markets. matt: not big moves considering the gains we saw yesterday. we had five days of gains in a row. s&p here today, down 3.5%. look at my terminal here. you can see what strategists have done to the target. throughout 2000 15. s&p targets are coming down all of a sudden. the market did not have a great september, august either. big names come out and cut targets. , 2050n see michael purvis is his new target. goldman sachs, lowering the t

williams tunnel. so once you make it throughout toms tolls, you are fine. 24 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. meteorologist rob eicher joining us now. i know you are tracking a sunnier day out there today, but i saw this tweet, measured winds near 200 miles per hour. that is about hurricane patricia. >>rob: 200 miles per hour. measured by a hurricane hunter airplane out in the eastern pacific. that makes it the strongest ever measured by the hurricane hunters that is expected to make landfall in mexico later on today. for us, again, our story with the hurricane. the cooler weather. despite the sunshine, temperatures are going to kind of struggle. not warm up at all despite those sunny skies. as soon as the sun sets and starts to get cold, down below freezing. next chance of rain coming on sunday by the way. but here is a look at what we are expecting tonight. winds will gradually shift out of the north and northeast and blow on shore. will be light and a bit of the a onshore flow will keep temperatures warmer for the cape and islands. below 40s. closer to the co

." ♪ tom: good evening, hong kong. that is my robin williams imitation.o all of you in asia. here is vonnie quinn. beate: microsoft estimates. ceo satya nadella has been focused on selling cloud services. the u.s. government has given approval to driven -- drill for oil in an area previously off-limits in the alaskan arctic. closed down 14%. the state of oregon sued the company. lawsuit that oregon's does not have any merits. francine: thank you so much. erickson shares missed analyst estimates. spending in china slowed. ceo froms now is the stockholm. a microcosm of what we are seeing in the world economy. i want to get your thoughts on how concerned you are with china and that we are expecting them to reduce spending. stilln i look at china, i see a heavy dependence on 4g networks. of the that is part mobility in china. you have to be put in a relative term. is that the online demand for more people getting , the macroeconomics, the infrastructure is so important. what about russia and brazil? >> they have been keeping up their investment for a while. i

tom: thank you. marvin barth, barclay capital. organic revenue growth, we are going to one of the world's distinguished experts from william blair. on. stay with us. ♪ tom: good morning. bloomberg "surveillance." london andyou from new york. we are looking at damp and global spirits. that affects everyone, including egg food -- including big food companies. francine: nestle, their nine-month sales coming in at gain.a war .7% they have cut their 2017 forecast. joining us is the nestle ceo, paul bulcke. you over the are weakness in china and that the weakness and emerging markets will continue. that it is more symptomatic than analysts are saying? mr. bulcke: good morning, first. i must say that china is recovering. we saw a slow down and expected recovery. .escafe is growing we have many good e-commerce, almost doubling and 6% of our sales. category, thene milk dimensions, a slower recovery. i'm optimistic for the future. it will not be the double digits we are used to, and we should get rid of the feeling of no double digits is a big crisis. francine: do you need to reduce your long-term sales forecast? long-term: this is a projec

nbc's pete williams joins us with a look at who is behind this. >>> i'm tom sherwood in the district.police officers on bicycles, a lot more of >>> now at 5:45, the next apparent target for a high school student who claims to have hacked the e-mail of the cia director. and this one is just as sensitive. >> and this new hacking story is a good reminder no e-mail is truly private. nbc news chief justice correspondent pete williams is here with this investigation. >> pete, what's next for those across our area who may be considered targets? where is the latest stand on this now? >> well, my guess is this hacker is, his hacking days are coming to an end here. this is a very high priority for the fbi to find either this person or this group of people that have apparently hacked into the personal aol e-mail account of john brennan, the director of the cia, so important to say this wasn't a government account. there's nothing secure here. there were some sensitive documents, though. the most sensitive was a spreadsheet that showed names, e-mail address, and social security numbers for some c

tom gisele's love life. a new interview wititthe ho quarterback, that's tomorrow. now in our birthdays, w singer actress took secretaria courses during her down time? was it marieosmond, vanessa williams or madonna? i'm going to say madonna? >> i'm going marie ozmonld. >> the answer coming up next in the "e.t." birthdays.. >> the answer coming up next in the "e.t." b bthdays.s. >> the answer coming up next in the "e.t." birthdays.m. >> the answer coming up next in the "e.t." birthdays.o. >> the answer coming unext in the "e.t." birthdays. . >>> all right. did you come up with the correct answer to tonight's "e.t." birthdays? which singer/actctss took secretarial c curses in her down tim >> i studied shorthanded, typing, bookkeeping, secretarial work. >> that is marie osmond. she turns 56 today. you got it right. >> finally got one right. >> you know the mother on "game f thrhres," now she is the sexiest woman alive according to "esquire" magazine. >> you can see why wearing the black lingerie and no lingerie at al >> this honor comes on the heels of "gq" naming her woman of the year. >> it will be a year she'll

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tom keene will be joined by morse andtwich, and the global chief economist william beutler.erg television and radio and on lumber.com. -- and on bloomberg.com. pimm: it is time for the options inside. let's take a quick look at how the major averages are performing. it has been a wishy-washy session. bit morerned a little distinctly negative, especially in the nasdaq. 1.2%.down particularly in biotech. let's talk options. me today is kevin kelly. he is the chief investment officer. vix golly saw the below 20. maybe it will pop back up again. it feels as though things are calming down a little bit? day whichhad a great was in stark of what we saw, and what a great way to look at this market is, last fall, we had the big spare -- the big scare with ebola and it spiked to really earning season, that saved us. so in the three-day run, where we saw it go above, then we saw it come down -- multiples have come down in the market, so we think earning season could do very well because the companies have been reset. there are a lot of pessimism's going into this earnings season, maybe

. >> williams has been a trooper for nine years and says he is humbled by the attention. >> wonderful thing to do. >> i know. kindness. >>> tom, tell us about the weather. will we see a lot of rain this afternoon? >> no, just some light rain here this afternoon. you can track it with the storm team 4 radar and the nbc washington app. leading edge of that rain, coming into southern prince william county, out of stafford, southern fauquier, culpeper, shenandoah valley. it will be some light rain, but enough to make the afternoon commute wet with some very light rain. now, we have the cloud cover, gorgeous autumn color, this is near the blue ridge, show your photos on twitter, facebook and instagram. later today, upper 50s. the rain gets heavier tonight. moderate at times on wednesday. lightning and thunder during the afternoon tomorrow. highs reaching the upper 60s. the total amounts of rain may be less than an inch in the metro area, two inches to the west. sun back on thursday. low 70s. cool weather and dry as we get into the halloween weekend. >> all right. the kids will like that. that's it for news 4 midday. thank you very

tom? >> yeah. likely it will be finishing dry because the last of the rain is now beginning to exit washington. still raining. very light rain between prince williamounty down to fredericksburg. the rain is tapering off there. right now the rain, close up view. right there along the marathon route and right along the bay, it's in the upper 50s. a lot of clouds around for the rest of the morning and for the rest of the marathon as we dry out by 11:00. we'll be near 60 degrees. sun breaking out. a look at our next chances for rain. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. >>> we all have lost things but one prince george's county officer says he lost his rifle. the story you've got to hear. >>> who will finish first as the live team coverage >>> welcome back. this is the end of the 10k. that's why they're happy. they're getting closer to the finish line. of course, we had a 10k this morn, the hand cycling race and the big event, the 6.2-mile marathon going on. it looks like the rain is starting to stop too. there was a little be it of a drizzle. >> we want to give a shout-out to even and others in baltimore. they placed in the top

williams in the fourth quarter. during the game, he was not penalized for un sports man like conduct. reporters reached out to tomghlin about it, jordan from njn.com said coughlin said beckham is ooh emotional guy, really likes the way he has been blogging, ralph from new york daily news said coughlin told him obviously, i was disappointed dollars because i think he's beyond and above a lot of that stuff. >> the chicago cubs beat the pirates last night to advance to the neck rounds in the playoffs, and the city's field museum is showing team spirit by dressing a t-rex in a cubs jersey, city definitely has baseball fever. cubs in the playoffs for the first time in seven years. salina gomez opens up about the reason she had to take a break from music, her surprising medical diagnosis, why she had to undergo chemotherapy. and lady gaga getting big praise this morning, not for her music, what critics now calling her greatest re invention yet. >> special request from bob kelly wanted some throw back music. speaking of scott williams, let's look at your facebook page. so, apparently, there is something funny on there,

tom. >> caller: good morning. my question is my father-in-law was the manager of the rightthe aircraft factory in 1916. did mr. macola learn anything about him? his name is william lind. w guest: i wish i could sayn yes, but no i don't.no my book really has 1910, when thval and wilbur wright decide they have achieved what they set out to do and therefore, they could take a flight together inp until me plane. until then, they would never dto that because if one were killed they wanted the other one to still be alive to carry on what their mission and it was a mission with which they gave total devotion excluding almostg everything else that we think of as the normal life in order tove achieve it. they never married. oney never went on vacations. they were totally committed tore their work. much the way their father, who was a minister was committed to his work on his mission. his through them, their objective t fly control themselves in the air was a mission. it wasn't just one of the misunderstandings about thet wright brothers, it wasn't that, they just implanted the airplane, which in its help would've been a phenomenal, schmidt, but they invented how to fly i

williams in the fourth quarter. during the game he was not penalized for un sport man like conduct. reporters reached out to tom cock lynn about it. jordan from njn.com said cock lynn said beckham is emotional guy, really likes the way he's been blogging. ralph from new york daily news said cough lynn told him obviously i was disappointed because i think he's beyond and above a lot of that stuff. >> okay, so, most basketball fawns either love or hate him, talking kobe bryant. many react to go new rang that placed him pretty far down the list. here are his stats according to espn. com. puts kobe at 93 on the top players list. that puts him in the top quarter of players, but even though he was injured most of last season, you have to consider bryant was one of only five players, last season, to average 22 points a game. so far no response from kobe about his response on this year's list. >>> one company trying to change the way on line retailers do business. why this company says fashion should be about style and not size. >> and sex can make you healthier. the new study that could change your plans before bed ti

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william & mary. that's by the york river there. big waves they have. >> glad it happened. >> closer to home i think we're finally drying out and happy about that too. we've got tom kierein standing by from the storm team 4 weather center. what do you think? >> they had 40-mile-per-hour winds on saturday into sunday. here, the northeaster is long gone. and welcome sunshine returns today. however, in south carolina unfortunately this fire hose of tropical rain continues to funnel in to north carolina and south carolina. mainly taking a real target there on south carolina. meanwhile, hurricane joaquin really weakened as it went by bermuda yesterday, and now it's north of there, and the track continues to take it well east of the canadian maritimes and well out to sea. for us the sky will continue to clear out. we'll have lots of sunshine today. by noontime we should make it into the mid-60s and then by late afternoon when you're heading back home, it should be around 70 degrees. warm pattern for the week ahalf. storm team 4 forecast, it may be near 80 degrees by wednesday afternoon. it look os to be the warmest over seven days. seven-day outlook, highs to mid-70s.

tom keene's joining us in 30 minutes. vonnie: thank you. good morning from new york president william duffy. he says the u.s. revelatory is to fragmented to stop another financial crisis. he says no single regular has the power to clement -- and when it risk reducing tools in a broad enough fashion. an activist investor on for changes. taken a $2.5y've billion stake in ge. that makes it the funds largest investment. z wants ge to do more cost-cutting and because is on acquisitions. he said ge could take on $20 million in debt. they are calling the flooding in south carolina historic. hundreds of people had to be rescued after days of torrential rain turned neighborhoods in the lake. one part of columbia, south carolina, received more than 18 inches of rain it was still raining in parts of the state this morning. that's the latest. >> matt miller, with going on with the markets? matt: the jobs number is pushing this expectations of fed rate hikes out. in europe we are over 2% across-the-board this morning. in the u.s., futures are gaining and they continue to rise throughout the day. the s&p on the dow jones

tom kierein. it looks like right rain is moving out. >> putting back into the metro area. all this area in green. charles county into prince williamsir fast and now raining right there at the starting line for the machine core marathon. continues to advance off to the north and east. it stretches north and west. all of this advancing right through the metro area. it ooh going be wet for the next couple of hours as the rain moves on through. right now at the starting line it's 57 degrees. elsewhere we're in the mid-50s. the rest of northern virginia is in the 50s. upper 50s right around the chesapeake bay. the hour-by-hour forecast for the marine corps marathon will stay in the 50s with the sprinkle chance and light rain off and on. by 11:00, most of it should be done. we'll be northeasterly 50 and breaking into the 60s by afternoon. >> we're counting down the start of the the marine corps marathon this morning. we have team coverage from different locations throughout the 26.2-mile course. >> the long one. we want to start with jim handily. he's got a very familiar face with him. >> reporter: i can confirm what tom says. i is start

williams, now available at lowe's. ♪ >>> this should be a clue. time now for "the speed feed" and, tomat's right. such a cool story. it all started when the couple was just 5 years old. so, here we go. there's brooke gibson right there and adrian franklin walking down the aisle as flower girl and ring bearer and then check this out, 17 years later walking down that very same aisle in that very same church as husband and wife. so beautiful, but it was love at first sight for brooke, adrian not so much. take a listen in a "the speed feed" speed dial. >> she was trying to chase after me. i was always trying to get away from her and so then having to walk down the aisle with her was definitely a thing i wasn't looking forward to. >> i through that he couldn't stand me and hated every minute but that didn't bother me a bit. >> now the paths crossed over the years but it was in high speed -- >> you'll end on that. >> he said he was being sarcastic. >> they were little. >> that's when they were little. >> she was -- >> don't put a theg on it, george. here's some more good stuff. >> i didn't g

william county that could cost big bucks. >>> it used to be the bells and whistles on cars. now they're becoming standard. do you know how to use all of the safety technology >>> right now tom kierein and melissa molette are working for you on your headlines. >> not as chilly this morning. temperatures in the 50s. you can see the clouds in the background from our tower camera reflecting city lights. lots of sunshine. a few high clouds jumping to around 60 by 8:00 a.m. noontime 70s. lots of sunshine. melissa. >> slow at 95 on route 123. causing volume to build in that area this morning. 66 in bound at lehigh way, left lane blocked there and a brand-new problem on the outer loop in two minutes. >> melissa, thank you. >>> 5:48. today search crews will continue looking for survivors for a ship lost during hurricane joaquin. five polish workers went on that voyage and they were preparing the engine room for a retrofitting. the owners of the el faro don't believe that caused the ship to lose power. it ran into hurricane joaquin. the ship's owners say the captain was not under any pressure to sail through that storm to deliver cargo on time. >> i can assure you that there is no sc

william dudley did a chapter in my book years ago. coming up, the chief executive airlines andng at the inability to get a decent pond in the 7:00 hour. jon ferro and tom. you are listening to bloomberg surveillance ♪ jon: good morning. this is bloomberg "surveillance." i am jonathan ferro. i'm am in london, tom keene is in new york. year into the worst oil bust in a generation. $60 crude is the new reality. and othersom shell this week. that's bring in will kennedy. $60 crude is the new magic number. why? $60 is where people can generate enough cash to avoid borrowing. we are still $10 away. jon: i keep asking strategists and ceo, what is the strategy between trying to protect the short-term and in five years? ill: these companies will produce less oil if crude had stayed at $100. the projects have cut back. you don't feel it now, but there will be less barrels on the market. $43 andt texas under brent crude pulled away from 50. we continue down off of the microeconomics of too much or you. you are the pros, what you look at worldwide, to measure oil up to your eyeballs? and demand.oduction at the moment, that is 2 million a day, that needs to find a

tom again, chris, nice job there. you never get over it, the loss after child. no question about it. all right, 7:34. hey look. it is scott williams>> hype, scott. >> high there, mike, alex, in for sue this morning, pretty quiet conditions on ultimate doppler. but take a look at the concern, back in texas, they are talking tornado watches, and very heavy rain. but for us, it is looking pretty good if you like yesterday. you will like today again because 70s are back. but cold front will be moving through this evening dropping those temperatures for friday, and the up coming weekend. but look at high temperatures, topping off at 76 degrees, cool he changes, what to expect for the weekends. how are the roads out there, bob kelly? >> 7:34, starting to see the beginning of some sun glare here on i-95. down in delaware, chris murphy will be coming back up the 95 corridor, back from delaware, headed up toward that commodore barry, slow going on the schuylkill, some sun glare at your curve, delays along the blue route and the route one, and 95 south heavy from the betsy on down. an accident in the northeast, boulevard, and byberry. almos