a number of trendlines stood out this year. the first one secretary has already mentioned is the single greatest challenge to religious freedom worldwide or certainly the single greatest emerging challenge which are the acts of terror committed by those who falsely claim the mantle of religion to justify their wanton indiscretions. has sought to eliminate anyone who deviates from their interpretation of islam. they have replaced individuals from their homes based on affiliations or ethnicity. they have killed thousands in violence and deliver attacks on christians and muslims who oppose the radical ideology. it has subjected the people of cameroon, chad, niger to unspeakable acts of violence and fatal attacks on places of worship. ofondly, the impact blasphemy laws and apostasy laws in pakistan, saudi arabia, egypt, sudan and a number of others as well as those that purport to protect religious sentiment from perfect. the united states uniformly opposes such laws. such laws are inconsistent with international human rights and f

gasoline transportation they fourth told of the broader market moved but today they would hit the trendlineld still be light on transportation oil and gas will come under pressure. the high correlation and with consumer staples or discretionary. >> how do i distinguish the difference with a consumer discretionary and consumer staple? dr pepper or anheuser-busch and looking at a consumer staple but you can have a time horizon over one year. >> batted is crazy but sandisk is popping big time in the after market. maybe micron or western digital what about coming out of this? >> what we believe is the momentum stocks when it comes to attack looked at the blue-chip names like cisco systems or microsoft you will see mergers. charles: the democrats are ready for battle tonight and hillary clinton takes center stage but joe biden much a lot more electable against the former secretary of state. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. nobody's hurt,but there will you totstill be p

this pew poll shows an interesting trendline. asking voters what they want.ack in march, split evenly. look at what's happened since the campaign began, skyrocketing for new ideas and a different approach. what does that tell you? can you meet that test that you have been running on your experience and record? >> i haven't been running on my experience and my record. we have given five major policy speeches that led out specifically what we would do. the people out there in the audience, they don't care what i have done, they care about what i'm going to do going forward. for the 45-year-old unemployed construction worker out there, he wants to know, how are we going to improve this economy? how are we going to keep his family safe from terrorism? campaigns are about tomorrow not about yesterday. my campaign is about tomorrow and a great america. tomorrow, that's why we have led out the plans. >> donald trump, do you think he's in for the long haul? >> who knows. these campaigns, as you know, are very personal in nature as well as being a national event. ever

and red lines each of those are a global compliment looking at the year 200 hundred and again, the trendline for total precipitation in northern california is go basically flat so we're not seeing a big signal in our area in terms of the precipitation global warming precipitation goes up because the water cycle spends up but depending on where you are in your unique climate. >> however, looking at extremes precipitation extremes in this case that is one the things in the climate community that is something will be increase over the future extreme events and precipitation and climate on the left-hand side you have a table showing climatic change tables out through this is actually through the period 2016 and days without rain b will go up and heavy rain will go up? extremes will get more extreme this is the kind of thing that as implementation for the water entry in hetch hetchy and the stormwater management system in the city and county of san francisco. >> another extreme we care of is drought it is data it is observations on sand yawning river this is the extreme flows for the san quantum

this pew poll shows an interesting trendline. asking republican voters what back in march, split evenly. between experience and a proven record and new ideas and a different approach. look at what's happened since the campaign began, skyrocketing for new ideas and a different approach. what does that tell you? can you meet that test that you have been running on your experience and record? >> i haven't been running on my experience and my record. george, in fact, i'm the most detailed person with future details. we have given five major policy speeches that led out specifically what we would do. you know what, the people out there in the audience, they don't care what i have done, they care about what i'm going to do for them going forward as president of the united states. for the 45-year-old unemployed construction worker out there, he wants to know, how are we going to improve this economy? how are we going to keep his family safe from terrorism? those are all about those things. campaigns are about tomorrow not about yesterda

i think we shouldn't read that much into the polls, but i do think that we're beginning to see a trendlinend the hot air come out of donald trump's balloon. >> ana thnavarro. yeah, jeff? >> one last thought, anderson, ronald reagan lost the iowa caucuses in 1980 and won new hampshire, south carolina and eventually over a long period of time he won the nomination. so there's a long way to go here, and iowa is not necessarily determinative. >> we've certainly seen that with rick santorum and huckabee as well. >> mccain lost iowa caucuses. ra romney lost the iowa caucuses after a recount. >>> the fbi investigating whether this school resource officer committed a crime when he did this to a high school student who refused to leave the classroom. today the officer's boss says the student bears some responsibility for what happened. i'll talk to him ahead. ss have ? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? good. very good. you see something moving off the shel

crucial holiday shopping season will renew billions of dollars in sales for retailers hope certain trendlines will look more sweet than spooky. >> reporter: august turns his total party the total freight masquerading as a whole in headquarters for the season. "by causing the early as september stores the core will spend a lot money can. the skeleton of pumpkins costumes seem frivolous but small stores and big box retailers take halloween seriously.. >> reporter: the list of celebrity halloween average of $74 $6.9 billion overall including 2.1 billion on candy to play five on costumes that the drop from last year spending expected to reach $7.4 billion and as wal-mart store in maryland to manager says consumers coming in prepared consumer lending for last-minute deals probably find the basics the season's hottest custom trend minions princess's stars the kids >> pam: the judge's ruling which will force them defense attorney gloria and then later a new application that allows you to try out cosmetics. without putting them on your face. [announcer] you're on the right track to save big during sl

--s is a complete rethink jim vogel pointing out that to two-year trendline has now gone amy lee negative hard to do -- now has gone immediately negative. saidpresident williamson october is the live meeting. that died 10 minutes ago. it is an uptick from the now revised weaker number for august. the poor numbers we saw in the survey, the market is putting in a percent chance that it will raise rates in october. -- 8% chance in october and 30% chance november. this report had a big effect. tom: there it is. nicely explained. michael holland with us. and measured perspective on the equity markets. i look at a yield that provides no competition to dividend growth. --disabled market indicator is this a bull market indicator? mike: what's going on is continuing reverberations from the fence non-decision at their last meeting. they disrupted the markets. since 2008, they were a constructive force. ben bernanke he created new tools and was very constructive for the markets. he wanted to get asset prices up. he did. we are in the process of undoing some of the good that was done. i was very disa

as long as we remain in its trendline between 40 and 50, it is not that big of a deal.that earnings are not growing. we do find ourselves in a spiral. the key here is can the markets help absorb a fed rating? if they do, what does it do to the economy and what does it do to our prospects? >> things are so bad. you will not be getting any money. scott martin said illinois is not the only state. the only one for the time being. lottery winners and their money. scott, how bad is this getting? >> well, it is pretty bad. i think a few hundred million dollars in old funds is efficiently pretty bad. what is interesting, just a few days ago, the state came out and said either way, if you are owed more than $600 via a wind from the lottery, you'll have to wait to get paid on those. if you feel lucky, play the lottery. people are not too happy. neil: there is no guarantee that you will get paid when you get a lottery check. i am noticing what is going on with chicago. a very strict budget. at least by any volunteers standards. higher property related taxes. a huge gap that just g

a number of trendlines instead out. the first one, the secretary has mentioned, the single greatest challenge to religious freedom worldwide and certainly an emerging challenge. terror by those who falsely claim the mantle of religion to justify their acts. isis has sought to stop anyone who deviates from its own line, non-muslims, she is, sunnis, displacing individuals based on their religions or ethnicity. boko haram has killed thousands through indiscriminate violence and attacks on christians and most rooms who oppose its -- moslems who oppose its ideology. secondly, the impact of in countriess including pakistan, saudi arabia, egypt, sudan, and others. s the purportw to protect from religious sentiments. these laws are used to oppress those whose religious police offend the minority -- majority. humanre inconsistent with rights and fundamental freedoms, and we will call for their universal repeal. the existence of such laws has been used in some countries as a pretext to justify violence in the name of religion, to

the market over the next couple of weeks, and on balance, i think they will be monthedly balance trendline up through the skn. >> we want to scrutinize alcoa you don't think alcoa in earlies telling us anything about broader earnings. >> it spoke to weakness in china moderately disappointing the risk that more companies disappoint because of the slowdown in the china complex, i am hopefully the strengthen in united states will outweigh that, and that china disappointing won't be a disaster. >> how do we bridge that with alcoa to a degree an comment on xenergy if you went stock market xenergy stock market did nothing we can't take bad take over here can't say goodness of the stock market doesn't include incoherentlying up 13% for the month to date already. >> yes. >> i look at something like alcoa stock from 19 in april to 9. then it bounces because again they were he restructure reflation trade into the number miss a half that is -- they do 7 do you really will to have global don't you have to have global demand accelerate. >> you are not going to have global demand accelerate i am not mak

but all the requirement how their implemented and what fines or enforcement actions if you watch a trendline years it will tell you a whole looting lot of how the commission is, acting and the programs successful or enforceable and where you have problems there should be looked at we know that one of the things for example, to use an example 10 years the budget when you look at the budget the budget is fairly flat i say what time i've heard so much over the past years i've dealt with the ethics commission that they always can't get things done because not enough staff why are we asking not for enough money for staff those kind of things out of the trend analysis the thing you'll add in terms of future activities is i did think there was some action on our part or interest on your part in hiring a commission secretary and so maybe you want to think about 3 putting that out as as action and i'll finish at one point we have multi lingual forms and pamphlets you talked about and it is in english we need multiple language issues thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners ju

but all the requirement how their implemented and what fines or enforcement actions if you watch a trendline for three or four years it will tell you a whole looting lot of how the commission is, acting and the programs successful or enforceable and where you have problems there should be looked at we know that one of the things for example, to use an example 10 years the budget when you look at the budget the budget is fairly flat i say what time i've heard so much over the past years i've dealt with the ethics commission that they always can't get things done because not enough staff why are we asking not for enough money for staff those kind of things out of the trend analysis the thing you'll add in terms of future activities is i did think there was some action on our part or interest on your part in hiring a commission secretary and so maybe you want to think about 3 putting that out as as action and i'll finish at one point we have multi lingual forms and pamphlets you talked about and it is in english we need multiple language issues thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good evening

but all the requirement how their implemented and what fines or enforcement actions if you watch a trendline for three or four years it will tell you a whole looting lot of how the commission is, acting and the programs successful or enforceable and where you have problems there should be looked at we know that one of the things for example, to use an example 10 years the budget when you look at the budget the budget is fairly flat i say what time i've heard so much over the past years i've dealt with the ethics commission that they always can't get things done because not enough staff why are we asking not for enough money for staff those kind of things out of the trend analysis the thing you'll add in terms of future activities is i did think there was some action on our part or interest on your part in hiring a commission secretary and so maybe you want to think about 3 putting that out as as action and i'll finish at one point we have multi lingual forms and pamphlets you talked about and it is in english we need multiple language issues thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good evening