we're actually not doing nearly as bad as people see because we confuse the headlines with the trendliness down. maternal mortality is down. kids are living longer. >> jon: middle class is rising around the world, just not here. >> well, that's a different story. we've got to have a different strategy in america. but the extreme poverty has dropped dramatically around the world. >> jon: right. >> in tiny rwanda, the government created all these new villages so that people would have decent housing and created stalls for milk cows and places to store the milk to keep it from being destroyed. that one thing, giving a milk cow to every rural family took 670,000 people out of extreme poverty into the global middle class. so we can do these things, but we've got to have patience and we can't be arrogant and we've got to realize inclusion works and unilateralism doesn't. >> jon: you've got -- you have five or ten more minutes? >> yeah. >> jon: you're a nice man. >> jon.back on the web. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did

here is our trendline. early morningthe hours, but by morning, we will cool down to about 57. some upper 40's in outlying areas by early tomorrow. the northeast continues an early taste of autumn. 47 degrees in caribou, maine. lots of 50's and 60's and cool air with the high-pressure center. we are going to get a trend of mild temperatures. a cool day tomorrow, but over the weekend, things are going to warm up. satellite radar shows the jetstream very active with a lot of tropical moisture. some of this is leftover from tropical storm odile. again, the upper-level air pattern is going to suppress all of this to the south. we are going to be in good shape weather-wise. tomorrow, look for high pressure off the coast of bringing easterly winds. the cloudy and cool day. skies will brighten. we will warm up on saturday. by sunday, we will get a push of warm air. we could be in the mid-80's through sunday. tomorrow, becoming partly sunny, highs in the lower 70's. a nice warm up, close to 80 saturday, mid-80's on sunday, and sunny and cool and crisp on monday. monday evening at 10:29

you can trendline the progress and inequities so far.ontinues and you get to 3000 pretty easily. whether or not there will be disruptions in the near-term is pretty tough. +++ outlook for stocks. >> he said, it would be the peak cycle scenario. 3000 would be the peak. it is contingent on getting 6% profit growth per year. which is not a very high bar. >> that is average. 3000 means no adjustment. >> the current rate at 17 times. >> i don't want to judge. i can only speak to my own. i'm not saying it's unreasonable. it certainly is a reasonable forecast if you're willing to put your neck out there for five years down the line. who was to say where pe is going to go. we are in the business of trying to navigate the market over shorter terms. what we tend to do is focus more on sector strategy and try to outperform the benchmark and a short period of time. you want to hold stocks for a long-term. maybe that's his point. they are a bit overvalued here in the short run. when you're thinking about economic growth, improvement come equities sho

stock so now it is 20% off the recent high i love the of risk/reward it is a cause to breakout the trendlineater that came from cost cutting. watched the margins. >> i love this stock. i would definitely buy into the stock. it is an incredible manager and sees no this is an american story apart from the fact he did manage the company really well and has shown us growth in the company. charles: so they are past that point now? >> they are trying apparently. >> with under armour. [laughter] >> but they are branching out of. >> so is under armour it is way overvalued and sales were terrible the sales were crushed this is one stock to stay clear. stay away from this. >> bay -- the lululemon and a quadruple snaky. >> but talk about the popularity because the kids only wear under armour. if i am not bleaches uniforms i am washing under armour. >> it is always on sale at they always give it away. charles: do you see that? i mention the margins are not getting better but they say it is cost cutting. >> there are discounting lot of merchandise with the growth is coming from that expansion. talked-abo

trendline right now is that over time we will increase a world largely for convenience reasons. let's be clear why we have allowed all these technologies to come into her life. i think patrick henry said give me convenience or give me death right? that's why i'm a slave to my smartphone. but we are living in a world just even the last 10 or 15 years in which we are increasingly living in a world in which the mesh of surveillance and wireless interconnectivity is just going to get denser and denser and denser. i thought it was fascinating that dick clarke are couple of months ago was asked what the future privacy looks like in 20 years and he said we are going to live in this ubiquitous sort of dystopia of cctv cameras and facial recognition on all that stuff in the affluent are going to take vacations in places where there are no cameras. in other words they are going to go to privacy vacations. i don't believe that because the people that are hosting those resource will want to know everything about their preferences so they can better offer services to them. what kind of choco

and if they see while the headlines are bad, the trendlines are good.nd health care is improving around the world. there are developments now which make me believe we might be able to do what we did in the '90s which is to use technology to create more jobs than we lose. for the last few months, for the first time in literally more than a decade, 40% of the jobs are in higher wage categories. i think people should read this and get some ideas. and the other book is the social conquest of earth. by edward wilson. he is a microbiologist and he writes about the history of life on earth from single cell organisms to the present day. the reason i would like them to read that, is that he said if you look at all of the species who have lived on the planet earth, the most important are ants, and people. i saw how there are 25,000 species of spiders and they build better webs. cooperation will save the future and americans should lead it. every time humanity has been in danger of extinguishing itself, our consciousness and our con science has let us come togethe

. >> the trendlines in this crisis are grave. and without immediate international action, we are facing the potential for a public health crisis that could same lives on a scale far greater than current estimates. and set the countries of west africa back a generation. because of the increasingly grim situation, particularly in liberia, sierra leone, and guinea, the united states has requested emergency meeting of the security council this thursday, september 18. i don't need to tell any of you how unusual security council debates on public health issues and public health crises are, but at this moment, it is crucial that council members discuss the status of the cordmic, confer on the needed international response, and begin the process of marshaling our collective resources to stop the spread of the disease. >> and statement today, the group doctors without orders warned -- the chrÉtien government has offered a number of key concessions to the separatist forces it has battled since april. a proposal from president poroshenko wo

falling for a third time in four days, now trading at the lowest 50-day moving average, a short-term trendlinenical reasons, selling has picked up as well. .he dow industrial is losing all 10 industry groups in the s&p 500 are lower. across the new york stock exchange, 14 stocks are falling for everyone that is higher on the big board. that is the broadest retreat since early february. in terms of economic data, it came in line with economic forecasts for the most part against a backdrop of rising interest rates. outside of the world of activities -- of equities, the 10 year yield is now 2.52%. in the middle of last week, it was about 2.62%. earlyutures have pared losses, still at an eight-month low. nike is moving to the downside. 3.1%,also losing ground, helping to pace the slide in technology stocks. >> coming up, david stockman is still with us. we will be talking taxes with the father of the laffer curve. art laffer will be with us. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> welcome back. is the wayng taxes to spu

the line had been crisscross over the area and the dogs were not able to come and on a full trendline released from hospital in good condition monday afternoon in the boy suffered bite wounds to the head and neck and a tax when you walked to his family on this zinfandel trail near the family winery. the lanky of nowhere and described an attack this little boy very similar to the way you expect to attack the deer which is its primary prayed >> : chilling the pearly not unusual detail once the hunt for the animal began that apparently found tracks year that it showed how the money landfall the boy and his father as they retreated back on the trail. soon to be business as usual low at the winery where deer could be seen drinking at a farm nearby resident data issued so as not gonna give up her morning walk on one of the still open trails >> : now can't let that stop me from underlying the views of nature around here either. convincing the koreas still in the area wardens are now setting live traps baited with deer carcasses and will resume tracking them on line well was well rested dolla

he trendline in improved unemployment.would say managed by the government over 15 years or so. there's the ugliness, anybody under 28 or so has never known a normal market. there is the recovery. 6.1%.re at your, as you build out business to help small business owners across the country, not just on the west coast or the east coast, what are you hearing? >> i hear a few stories. i hear a story of optimism. places like detroit, yuou would think it is all doom and gloom. people are getting to work and starting businesses and solving problems on the ground. there is often a zone. that folksge is are disconnected from resources. 70% of all venture capital goes to three states. >> which 3? >> new york, texas, california. >> seven- zero? >>70%. boil that down to boston, new york, and silicon valley. >> 70%. my stat of the week. say it again! >> 70% of all venture capitalism is basically going to 3 metropolitan areas. >> the red sox, yankees. >> and the dallas cowboys. >> forget piketty, that's the stat. >> should the u.s. do mor

i think the trendlines point in the other direction. it's the you for me to imagine scenarios where the public concern about this will increase dramatically than it is for me to imagine scenarios where the public will become more sanguine. and that intensifies further the political pressures on the administration, particularly the pressure to be more expensive on the intelligence collection. one of the reasons that the bush administration and the fall of 2001 move as quickly as they could, accelerating and actually throwing out existing war plans and creating a new war plan in order to attack al-qaeda in afghanistan on an accelerated basis, the administration was very concerned that al-qaeda would go up to do nothing on u.s., they would get a second strike in before u.s. have been able to avenge the first strike. they were concerned that in such a climate it al-qaeda have gone up 2-0 on the u.s., that the pressure from the public for an unrestrained, for an overwhelming response using all of its of national power including brown's even