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>> he expresses deep regret, deep regard and an affinity for president obama and their partnership tween the two nations. he also regrets that it came across as a personal attack. >> observers do not think that that her vocal will cause lasting damage. -- the perfect whole will cause lasting damage. brett: here are a few other stories making headlines. in kabul, and attack in an international aid organizations ended up with three people dead. it sparked and in -- an 11 hour siege. no one has claimed response ability for the attack. flights have resumed at london's international airport. nine demonstrators from black lives matter's change themselves together to highlights the impact of environmental damage on black people. please arrested all nine of them. 120 flights were affected. hurricane news has slammed into the tip of mexico's baja california peninsula. the category one storm landed with 20 of heavy rain. -- plenty of heavy rain. this item has been found in space. the rosetta space probe located the lander. scientists say knowing where it is well help them make that her sense of th

time to do but -- debate prep talks about his message and is focused and talks about the contrast tween them, i think he will be a winner . >> reporter: political experts say in this debate, trump has to show he is presidential . while linton have to get her supporters excited again .>> it is not the people are switching over, it is that her voters are less likely to vote . >> reporter: on the campus, college students they do want to hear about the issues before they get their minds .>> and this debate is important . so many people have their decisions up in the air . took are you leaning where the other ? >> no . i am waiting to hear . and see what both candidates have to say . >> reporter: both candidates will have plenty to say, as the 90 minute debate opus is on security and economic growth . >>> you can watch the debate right here on cbs4 . scott pelley and john dickerson were anchor coverage and join us for cbs news tonight at 10 -- 10 pm to hear thoughts from our political specialist . >>> a woman fights off an attacker at the university of campus -- colorado compass in boulder .

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that was a deal struck tween moscow and washington, seen very much as a last chance at ending the five-year war. lateruce is set to expire today, but russia says it is ready to push for a 72 hour extension. the syrian observatory for human rights says two children are monks those killed today following airstrikes. there are reports of rocket fire and shelling in rebel areas east of the capital of damascus. they u.n. is calling for the way to be cleared so that aid can reach aleppo, where 250 thousand civilians are currently under siege. : a convoy of truck's carrying food and medicine. but the delivery of humanitarian aid remains stalled for the moment. for the past three days drivers have been waiting in the bumper zone set up by the syrian authorities. >> we carried corn, sometimes we carry aid material. right now i'm carrying engine parts. we leave the goods and a place we call no man's land. syrian truck drivers come to take the goods. >> supplies able to see -- able to feed 80,000 people are being held up. it is desperately needed why those trapped in the middle of the fighting. reach

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it really is and we do a good job sometimes of programming for younger kids, but when you get to tweens and teens, you don't know what to do. the teens should be engaged as well. there is a lot of opportunities in local schools and afterschool programs looking for teenagers that want to mentor younger kids. you have teenagers that are learning. great facilitation skills. career academic pathways. younger kids have the mentor they may not be getting at home. adam: what if you are lucky to have that time free to be involved? kate: there is lots -- for sometimes it is easier to volunteer between 5:00 and 7:00. families should look, for example -- extension has a lot of great clubs that meet in the nighttime and a variety of areas he can explore something with their kids to further the connection. i would encourage parents to not just get their kids signed up for the families to sign up as well. adam: kate, great advice. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i wan

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the brightly colored hair style is huge with tweens and teenagers. >> yeah, but one florida took a lot of flak for letting her 6- year-old get the hair. >> reporter: these are the questions that can keep parents up at night, balancing what your child wants with what you think is best. >> reporter: they are the kind of questions that can keep parents up at night, balancing what your child wawi you think is best. the answer may come through asking the right questions. this florida hair stylist who colors clients' hair in bright colors was inundated with haters and supporters after posting photos of her 6-year- dyed with a semipermanent color. while she was happy to indulge her daughter, other parents are freaked out by their kid having rainbow-colored hair. a child psychologist says how you respond to your kid's request to express their cree yea at thisty can have a lasting impact -- their creativity can have a lasting impact. >> you miss an opportunity to learn more about your kid if you simply come out with noes. >> reporter: even if the idea of blue, pink or makes you cringe, take the

. >>> in your vote, we are 53 tween donald trump and hillary rodham clinton here in florida. the new cnn poll shows trump leading clinton in florida 47% to 44%. another national poll shows clinton leading trump 48% to 43%. n a two-way match-up among likely voters. >>> how important is health when it comes to selecting a president? well, today, hillary rodham clinton returns to the campaign trail after days of rest to recover from pneumonia. >> and the results of donald trump's most recent physical will be revealed today in an unlikely place. news channel 8's meredyth censullo is here. and both candidates are citing reports from their personal doctors. >> reporter: right. and the key is their personal doctors. there are dualing releases from both campaigns. clinton's and trump's and both are being analyzed this morning. hillary rodham clinton's doctor put out this letter saying the democratic nominee was diagnosed with mild non- contagious bacterial pneumonia. she was evaluated september a ct scan revealed the pneumonia. she is on medication and has stayed out of the spotlight

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. >> so what i told my tween and out, the house goes. i don't want to pay taxes. but that financial advisers tell me is the wrong thing to do. don't decide you are going to downsize and sell the house because you have to think about a couple of things, movie costs which could be high. and the kids may need to come back home. we know a lot of kids are coming back home because it is cheaper as they start the first job or looking for the first job so the boomerang kids. >> i like that. >> boomerang kids. and then as your parents, as they age, they need to be placed in your so maybe think about downsizing in other ways and one of the ways to do that is look at one of your perhaps big expenses which is necessary but may change as the kids are out of the house and that is insurance. look at your insurance coverage and now that the kids are gone, what do you need and how much life insurance do you need and you may have paid for college already or may have paid down the mortgage quite a bit. so do you still need that amount of insurance and coverage. >> and if you have de

. >> things like maybe bigger deal for like tweens and people like kylie jenner. snap chat your job or snap chat your life. everybody else? >> as an elder statesman, i'll pass. thanks, jill. talk to you tomorrow. >> i'm with you. eagles fans are celebrating a big win over tough opponent. one that some people were picking for a superbowl trip. >> seems like some of those eagles fans are thinking superbowl for the home team. our pat gallen is here to tell us about yesterday's convincing win. >> who is excited? >> i am. >> everyone should be excited, yes. do you hear that? listen closely guys. that's the sound of the delaware valley collectively screaming like school girls. ahh. after the eagles dismantled the pittsburgh steelers yesterday at the linc. not only that, but everyone's favorite rookie quarterback continues to play out of his minds. up three-nothing, early second, wentz, hits jordan matthews over the middle, not dropping that one. 12 yards touchdown, eagles up ten-nothing, and amazingly, really all they would need. but they're not done. let's go to the ea

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local woman has launched new social media app just for tweens. jet.me is geared specifically for kids under 13. the globe reports it was created by west roxbury woman and designed a limit who kids can contact. it also has parents portion that allows adults to monitor the online launched yesterday on both droid and apple platforms. >> gene: device monitor person's blood sugar level every five minutes and automatically provides insulin when needed people will restore insulin after they eat and will be attached to the outside of person's body and approved for people 14 years and older. company that created the researching one for kids. >> sara: new research says if they need to pass a kidney stone you should ride a rollercoaster. roughness may knock kidney stones right through the system. surgeon behind the research tested the idea after patient said she passed three kidney stones riding in disney world and surgeon brought 3d model on the right and tested it and sure enough it works. who knew. audio on right screaming. >> think you're having fun. >>

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. >> no texting for the weeken problem for teens and tweens, even mom and dad find the challenge daunting. >> start at 7? >> 7:00 p.m. >> reporter: while texting is magical, we do it too often and use it for conversations we should be having in person. >> when you can text important emotional information, but you don't know how it's landing with the other person. >> reporter: so this weekend is all about reclaiming conversations and connecting with one another with your voice, not your screen. >> this is awesome. this is something we have to do because it's important for me, as both mom and ceo, to know, stop, unplug, focus on the people right there, right in front of you. >> reporter: ready for this. >> are you? >> are you? >> harder for me to not text? >> you're always on your phone, just idly doing it. >> i am -- i won't be able to do it. >> no? >> i wouldn't be able to do it. i have problems, that expert said, you don't know how it's landing, but with the emoticons, there's a lot of options. have you seen the update. >> i have not because i didn't update. >> look. to diane, a text wit

that means the 30 day correlation, which is the bottom line tween the two has risen to -.9% in july.om 90 minutes into the trading day in the united states, and abigail doolittle has the latest. abigail: complacency in the u.s. 43 weeks, the s&p 500 for economic and the 1% or greater move has ended today. we have the s&p 500 down more dow and true to for the the nasdaq. it's a broad-based selloff. as we take a look at the imap function, we see lots of red among the sectors. utilities in real estate could reflect the fact that investors have bought those stocks for yield dividend yields. now there could become petition. this takes us to the 10 year yield, which is spiking higher having its best to day spike higher since july 12. they expect the fed to raise rates sooner rather than later. we go into the bloomberg and #btv3422, this g is a three-year chart of the 10 year yield. the high on the 10 year yield was right around 3% back in 2012 and 2013. the taper tantrum around the yield, hitting that low back in july, right around 1.31%. back on the bottom of the ranges above the midpoint o

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in the book about brave promises followed by bland disappointment and how they go back and forth to tween between the peak of expectation to the trough of dissolution. what forces are causing that. our people wrong to expect solutions from government. how do you see that cycle. i think the first part of it is but politicians overpromising i can see why of course in a campaign i given politician might be tempted to try and bid up working to build a wall and we could get mexico to pay for it another really good example. promising things which you have no idea how you are going to deliver almost certainly means that if you do get elected juergen a disappointed the people who believed it when you said you're going to do it. and so the first thing as i think promising more than you can deliver which i think they have always done that. i'm sure. but doing it so persistently and so widely i think it is a problem. i also think that the other thing is that policy issues have become across the west they have made this mistake if a accuses b of line or feeling that the public well just blame be. but

jack kemp was kind of the go tween, the last -- late jack kemp, my mentor. we need something to get us out of the inflation. jack said let's use the tax cuts. 30% across the board and kemp sold it to president reagan and by the way, from day one, reagan gave j.f.k. credit. constantly had him in speeches, major addresses. when he sold it to the nation in early 1981, you have to remember my dates, he mentioned kennedy and quoted kennedy, a rising tide lifts all bolts. yeah, kennedy was kind of the pioneer and president reagan because follower, what kemp called a duply cat. he was a duplicate. john: larry, take off your author isles halt and put on your televisor to donald trump's hat. yesterday the republican normalee was on cnbc and advanced a conspiracy theory where he said they were keeping interest rates low in order to help keep clintons elected. e previously had said hi liked janet yellen. what does this have to do with political motivation? >> as an old fat guy, that's how i started my career. presidents don't dictate to fed chair men. medicine -- fed p

this incorporates hudson and macedonia the tween 9 am and 3 pm. but right now drivetimes our -- 480 in that area. we are looking good for the drivetimes right now. >>> in less than one month the cavaliers receive the championship rings. during the home opener against the next. according to owner dan gilbert the players will not be the only ones getting the family will receive a rain. more than 1000 employees from janitors to food vendors to police officers who worked during last year's games will all get the title rain. >> that is fantastic. what a great pay back. >>> speaking of cavaliers coach ty lue says it is for the they want to keep up another deep run in the playoffs and that will include resting him during certain stretches of the season. last year he played a career low 35 minutes per game and the after to 39 minutes in the postseason. a smart move. they should not have any problems winning the east again. single game tickets go on sale today at noon. >>> indians and tigers what a miserable night. heavy rain falling in detroit. they got f

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coverage has been split tween these things. of course that is frustrating for them.: headlines from hillary clinton's dr.. her doctor saying that she continues to improve and that she is fit to serve, and that her complete physical yields normal results. in addition she says that she is an excellent mental health as well. going back to that poll from ohio, are third-party candidates included? they will be on election day. i wonder what extent they take away hillary clinton versus donald trump. >> our poll check what people thought with and without the third-party candidates. in both cases it was pretty much similar. trump up by 5 points. right now it's not clear that third-party candidates are taking more from another. what is interesting in that our poll without the third-party candidates, clinton did about 20 points better among young voters than when third-party candidates were included. this is the real weakness of her. she has to mobilize young people and convince them to vote for her rather than gary johnson and jill stein. the main reason they don't like her i

i want to see what it is looking like tween gilroy in san jose. it is nice so far. some of that road work that was causing backup has cleared up and it is a nice drive up to the downtown -- i would not say the downtown -- to the main part of san jose and the region here. let's go to live pictures. bay bridge toll plaza is still good about 12 minutes away from that lights being turned on and that is when things change a bit. we don't have a lot going on. we do see lights coming up at the bay bridge. maybe they should i do see something on the shoulders so we will see what is going on coming up to see if it affects traffic. and the morning commute not bad on the san mateo bridge. devin from hayward to foster city. 19 after five let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. there are areas of fog being reported. santa rosa, maybe around the bay as well. islands coming down big time. a lot of rain mainly around awahoo . >> thought is increasing. moving up the coast. a couple little spins. this is rotating down. i think that is enhancing fog a little bit. and then temperatures w

it's a multi-color do that's popular with tweens and teens but one mom took a lot of flak for letting her 6-year-old sport the look. what if your child wants unicorn hair? >> reporter: these are the questions that can keep parents up at night, balancing when your child wants with what you think is best. and the answer may come through asking the right questions. unicorn hair is among girls. there are dozens of tutorials on youtube. >> enjoy. >> reporter: this florida hair stylist who colors clients' hair in bright colors was inundated with haters and supporters after posting photos of her 6-year-old daughter on instagram with multi-colored hair that was dyed with the semipermanent color. while she was happy to indulge her daughter, other parents are rainbow-colored hair. a child psychologist says how you respond to your kid's request to express their creativity can have a lasting impact on your relationship with them. >> you miss an opportunity to learn more about your kid if you simply come right out with the nos. >> reporter: even if the idea of blue, pink or orange hair makes you d

he did but he could not get everybody together to ask what happened here for about tween 9 months after the break and. by then it was too late, it was a cover up. that was partly shyness, not criminal malevolence but shyness on nixon's part. that is not excusing that he committed a crime but i am interested in his worldview, got along with other people and the way he dealt with people because i think it is significant. tim mentioned the nexus between vietnam and watergate. there certainly is. watergate begins in various places but one big beginning is when they decide to break in when nixon's as three times on tape that he wants to break into the brookings institution after the pentagon papers have been revealed. june 1971, secret history of the vietnam war, the papers never mentioned richard nixon but nixon is obsessed about leaks, running private diplomacy, henry kissinger in china, obsessed about the times and loves and he thinks somewhere in the brookings institution there is a report that he himself commissioned on a long and convoluted story about how he did something illegal befo

but given the massive amount of teenagers, tweens, and even millennials using the platform, i think there'sth and a lot of interest in investing in that platform. emily: all right, harry cartman, ceo of mobile ad tech company. sarah frier bloomberg news who covers facebook, snapchat and twitter, thank you for joining us. coming up, elon musk wants a city on mars. so which companies will help him get there? we will dig into the private space industry next. and do not forget, too in this weekend. we will bring you all our best interviews from the week. including our expect -- exclusive intervention -- in interview. "the best of bloomberg best" this weekend on bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: mercedes-benz is taking a page from tesla's playbook. the daimler unit said thursday its planning to release several battery-powered cars under its new eq brand. eq, which stands for electric intelligence will also offer , energy stores for homes and charging services. the daimler ceo says the move is part of an initiative to embrace new technology across vehicle segments. by 2025 the aut

the brightly colored hair style is huge with tweens and teenagers. >> yeah, but one florida took a lot of flak for letting her 6- year-old get the hair. probably because of the age. what do you do if your child says, hey, mom, dad, i want unicorn hair? meredyth censullo is all over this trend. >> reporter: what little girl doesn't want teal hair? night, balancing what your child wants with what you think is best. ey are the kind of questions that can keep parents up at night, balancing what your child wants with what you think is best. the answer may come through asking the right questions. this florida hair stylist who colors clients' hair in bright colors was inundated with haters and supporters after posting photos of her 6-year- old daughter on instagram with multi-colore dyed with a semipermanent color. while she was happy to indulge her daughter, other parents are freaked out by their kid having rainbow-colored hair. a child psychologist says how you respond to your kid's request to express their cree lasting impact --their creativity can have a lasting impact. >> you miss an opp