mi toti. toti: sÍ. compartir con todos. roxanna: ¿se portaban bien? anabelle: increÍble. roxanna: ¿serÁ? anabelle: increÍblemente mal. roxanna: ay, sÍ, yo tambiÉn dije "¿serÁ?". anabelle: no, no, no. roxanna: pero los queremos, muchachos. a pesar de que sean infieles y demÁs. los queremos, son buenas personas todos, ¿verdad? anabelle: sÍ, tienen un corazÓn grande. toti: son lindos y hechiceros. roxanna: sÍ, lindos y hechiceros. anabelle, ¿quieres jugar con nosotros? anabelle: cÓmo no. roxanna: ¿quÉ vamos a jugar, toti? anabelle: ¿me voy a ganar algo? roxanna: no, pero-- toti: sÍ, el cariÑo de la gente. roxanna: claro. y un fuerte aplauso tambiÉn si gana. pÚblico: [aplausos] anabelle: estÁ bien. toti: eso, eso sÍ ganas. si no ganas, te van a querer igual pero no te van a aplaudir, me van a aplaudir a mÍ. anabelle: ¿penitencia? roxanna: ¿penitencia? toti: claro. claro, sÍ. roxanna: ¿entonces, toti? toti: ahÍ, esta va. es un juego muy sencillo. aquÍ tienes tus preguntas. roxanna: ok. toti: es el reto de la

whether it's to toti are not it's a brilliant mind who really invented the gold which is the cursor to bitcoin and bitcoin is gold for the internet. because it has the same sorts of value as gold does. gold roots its value and time because it cancels out all the other factions. bitcoin 07 everything but time and time is the perfect monetary measure because it inexorably scares, it remains scarce when everything else grows abundant. time remains scarce. it must be spent. they can be hoarded. it can't he stolen very well. it is distributed equally to everyone. it is the universal standard rooted in one major constant of the universe. in fact all major units of measurement are rooted in time. i go to that in the book. all the good measurements are from the meter to the telegraph to the ampy are, all of these measurements are frequency are some factor that finds its ultimate stability in the constancy of time. >> host: george gilder is the 21st century -- is "the 21st century case for gold" written for laymen? >> guest: yes it is. it's an attempt to write it for the layman. it does assume

we were also so scared that the coast guard would take us back totie.d life vests but i was still very scared. i was upset to sleep on the streets of lesbos. but what could i do? i had the sleeping bed. i rolled it out on the street and slept. >> she fled idlib in syria about four weeks ago after his brother was killed by a barrel bomb. along the road, he met amin, also syrian and they became like brothers, they say, giving courage to each other as they continue their travels. there is no age limit to be a refugee. entire families are on the move walking on roads, sleeping wherever thing. there is little space for youngsters to be children these days. parents often say: it's for their sake that they begged their way through europe. but often, it's the kids and their resilience that give them the courage to continue. h her parents decided to leave after her school was bombed by the taliban. >> my friend died before my eyes. my teacher die. that's not very good. that's very bad. after the bomb, we don't have -- we don't have a school because the school is

. >> officers in today's era are trained not to just look at a uniform and badge and be fooled toty that person is a bona fide law enforcement agent because that's not true. >> police will keep a close watch at philly international. if the you suspect someone is impersonating a police officer, firefighter or paramedic call police. >> today is the last day of class this week for students in the philadelphia school district. here is why. students are off tomorrow for yom kippur and thursday and friday for the papal visit, now the superintendent announced that schools will remain closed on monday after the pope returns to rome. meantime, the pope is attracting huge crowds where he goes, so how popular is he? ahead, new information about how american catholics feel about the pontiff and why. tap the nbc 10 app for everything you need to know about the papal visit. you'll find the itinerary and list of all of the parking restrictions and mass transit changes. the app is a free download for smart phones and tablets. >>> about 4:08. 64 degrees. a firefighter suffered a minor injury responding t

after the housing bubble popped politicians said never again we are not going toti giveci the 3 percenty raised it to 5 percent. used to be 20 percent or 40 percent. now they have lowered it again atw 3 percent. >> it is back down to p percent. this was one of the things we were promised by every member of the government never again. never again will we ahave the irresponsible loans out there. the fha is guaranteeing loans at 3 percent down payment. >> here's the presidentei sayin we are going to help the middle class. >> starting this month the federal housing authority will lower its mortgage premium rates enough to save the average new borrower more than $900 a year. voters buy this. >> is it stuff makes me upset. basic economics says if you are making it cheaper to get mortgages relative to the supply of homes being fixed the prices are going to go up. really the government making homes more affordable does it makes it easier for you to take on more debt. there are more ways to defining a responsible home buyer than just the down payment on your home. if you don't have the savings t

toty: in order for that happen you have to be shown in theaters.the movie show this movie. they want to preserve their market share. they say what is the incentive for a stint do this? the movie theaters and the studios have been able to keep their dominance because there is a window of time. 90 days. and they have distribution. they want to protect themselves. time is running out. people's eyeballs are going from theaters and televisions on to mobile phones. you and i both have gone kids, we note -- have young kids, we know this. pimm: maybe we'll see it on sunday at the toronto film festival. it is time for today's options insight. let's go to julie hyman. julie says we are at the top of the hour. the dow has turned positive on the day. we are seeing him being led higher by the donald's, united health, and ibm. others are lower, but not by much. here is a trader at alpha shark trading from the cboe in chicago. after all of the dramatic moves, this week we have been muddling along. will we have more of a drifting environment, or is everything goin

toty: welcome back "bloomberg market day."d look at the stories that are headlines this morning. germanye protests in and other european cities. the main protest was outside of budapest. >> we are taking action right across the board. we are hoping the countries from which these people are coming, stabilizing them, and trying to make sure they are stronger economies there. we are taking actions in terms of the channel, which i described that there is more that we need to do. these are big challenges, but we will meet them. betty: budapest has become the latest focal point for tensions over the unrelenting flow of migrants from the middle east, asia, and africa fleeing war and poverty. thebiden is not in presidential race but he looked and sounded like a candidate today. he's scheduled to give a speech in florida. a super pac is hiring staff in an early voting stake, new hampshire. cnn is changing his rules for the next republican presidential debate. the network will choose representatives by polling. that could help carly fio

distinguished delegates, from the very outset of the un's existence, international had toty has never struggle with a humanitarian crisis on such a scale as in the present day. poland works to reinforce the global system of humanitarian aid through fostering cooperation among international institutions, governments, and nongovernmental organizations. one should time, place more intense emphasis on the relationship between humanitarian aid and development aid. at this point, i would like to mention with great satisfaction the results of polish humanitarian organization which landed support to those in need. to build schools and community centers, they drill wells, provide close and blankets. they assist victims of various conflicts. they responded to the disasters. i like to express my most simple to all sincere gratitude people of conscience who are providing assistance to others. sometimes risking their own lives. respecting human rights is a key premise for the maintenance of peace and justice in all states and nations. poland, a particular importance descends on freedom of conscien

after they restore things, that'stwhen toty expect power to be restored in this neighborhood after last night's fires. we have viewer video showing the fdny's response. it was a rapid one last night. they had to douse the flames on manholes on both 107th street and 108th street. we still don't know what caused it because it was a pretty cool day. an not very hot outside. power was knocked out, however, to several businesses and residents. >> like a clap of thunder that's oddly louder and more intense and you'r like, that's not thunder, but what the hell is it? came out and the manhole had tons of fire coming outtaf it. >> reporter: at one point, peopleigad tvebe eueorted out of their homes as a precaution. they've been allowed back inside. they were told to check their smoke detectors and their carbon monoxide detectors as a precaution since power was knocked out. again, they're estimating that by 9:00 this morning power on the upper west side will be restored. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> power issues also in new jersey. power back now to homes and businesses in bergen cou