u.s. attorney for new york i think you pronounce his name --. he has gone after the head of the speaker of the house and new york state senate, he took down the posts -- most powerful man state, sheldon silver, went over wall street banks. he started working for chuck schumer. he is investigating anthony ting.r's sex st i assume that is where it came from. host: ahead log -- headline from back and forthst between the justice department the fbi warming -- warning mr. comey. would he have been criticized either way? guest: absolutely. know what is going to come out. unless itsumption is were pretty bad he would not have agreed to send the letter. what will you do wait for the end of the election and he would be the one who was responsible for the cover-up? i assume his hands were for the reasonugh the -- there is so much more corruption it is are used to be, timing percentage, something like 19%, not that long ago 64% of americans thought the government worked for the american people now it is miniscule. a lot of the reason for that is because of

into are looking to expand the u.s., new york, san francisco, those cities definitely, yet. people coming along for the ride. "inferno" failed to take the top spot, indicating the series may have flamed out. newas the weekends only release and was expected to generate $20 million in sales. it took just $15 million. tyler perry's film retains top spot for a second week, collecting $16.7 million. just ahead, an update on the big stories of the day. what you watching for us? is a busy day, but we are focusing our efforts on hanjin, the troubled shipper probably finding some steady waters. that is after we get you the latest on the sale process as korea's biggest container line also for bankruptcy, taking note of the consolidation process with the three biggest shippers in japan. then, market action and what is driving sentiment today, the opec deal or no deal, the impact production,nese u.s. elections, all up for grabs in the next hour. dropping, what is going on? could it be chinese capital control loopholes closing? all that and more next hour on "bloomberg markets: asia". ♪

. >> we are looking to expand to the u.s., new york, san francisco. ration of commuters coming along for the ride. ramy: the tech world restores the old world. sony's thriller "inferno" failed to take the top spot in its north american box office debut. only knew weekends release and expected to generate at least $20 million, taking just $15 million. filme: tyler perry's retained top spot. withy more to calm "bloomberg markets: asia". starting. ♪ [ corvo ] delilah won't go with a fight. she outfoxed me, and i never saw it coming. but i was corvo before i was the royal protector. ♪ i don't know what grand scheme you've got under way, delilah. but i'm coming... to put you in your grave. ♪ so it begins [ male announcer ] rated m for mature. ♪ 9:00 a.m. in hong kong, midday in sydney. i am haidi lun here in hong kong. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ haidi: most asian stocks falling, energy producers take a hit as opec fails to reach a deal. wealth andanz's retail divisions, taking a $200 million loss.

u.s. in new york, fox news. >>> a trail of destructive wildfires burning in western nevada has prompted the governor to declare a state of emergency. the so-called little valley fire is burning in the mountains between lake tahoe and washoe valley. the fire has destroyed 22 homes and is threatening dozens more. more than three square miles of brush and timber have been burned. >>> well, believe it or not many people are already thinking about holiday shopping, and experts say this year it looks like americans will be spending more. a new study from retail me not says more than half of all americans will spend much more this year. nearly 40% believe the best deals and offers are coming up on black friday. experts predict shoppers will buy both on-line and in stores and will buy bigger ticket items like electronics. >>> according to our most recent retail me not survey we are finding that 61% of the population is going to be spending a little bit more this holiday season. in fact, one out of three people that we surveyed are going to be spending more than $200 per person, which is pretty subs

u.s. here in new york fox2 news. >>> coming up 27 years later, we ask what you remember the day that magnitude 6.9 quake struck. >>> plus out today's anniversary serves as a reminder to be prepared for the next big quake. >> you want to have supplies with you at all times woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. >>> second base, the oakland a's take it. [ shouting ] . >>> today is the 27th anniversary of the loem ma earthquake the magnitude 6.9 struck just before game 3 of the world series and was seen by sports fans waiting for the giants to take on the a's. it left wide spread damage. a porlgs of the up

u.s. press, the new york headlines were on the bitter nature of the showdown.olitico says it is the ugliest debate ever. laura: the death toll following last week's hurricane in haiti has passed 1000. the united nations has launched an emergency appeal for survivors. the u.n. says entire towns and villages have been wiped off the map, and now an outbreak of cholera is claiming more lives. reporter: scrambling for food is no easy feat for the hungry in haiti. in this neighborhood, chaos ensues, as a truck full of rice supplies arrive. these people have no option but to rely on handouts, every last grain is precious. -- the only to beginning. the situation will get much worse. haiti cannot cope with this. it is overwhelming. reporter: haiti is broken once again, after being ravaged by hurricane matthew. with an upcoming election, these food parcels are being distributed as part of a political party campaign, rather than a humanitarian convoy. but in this place, it is all about survival of the fittest. >> i'm so sick. i can't fight the crowds. i sleep on the stree

u.s. after the break, why one doctor st. petersburg's teen crime rate...why his idea starts under the golden arches... tonight at eleven.?????<--- pl a new fertility technique is sparking controversy. a new york doctor used d-n-a >>> a new fertility technique is sparking controversy. they used dna from three parents, two women and a man to create a baby boy. at this point the u.s. procedure citing perceived risk to the mother and child. >> as david lee miller reports at 10:30, the per tilt doctor is on the defensive tonight. >> reporter: a new york fertility specialist is defending a controversial new three-parent in-vitro fertilization technique. >> this is i think a revolutionary approach in the human reproduction. >> reporter: dr. john zhang says he successfully carried out a spindle nuclear transfer using dna a baby four months ago. >> it's the first time in human history a healthy live birth that was created by two eggs, we combined them together with one sperm. >> reporter: in this kay zhang worked with a jordanian couple and pea male donor in mexico. he's going to present his findings this week. it aims to help families with it creates an egg by pairing a nucleus from one mother's egg

there's an ongoing investigation here in new york city by the fbi in new york city and the u.s. attorney in new york city of anthony wiener. totally unrelated to hillary clinton's e-mail investigation. those investigators briefed the director of the fbi that we found something on what appears to be anthony wiener's computer that he apparently shares with his wife. we found something on that computer that is relevant to the investigation of the state department e-mail investigation. he's told that yesterday by those investigators. let's now imagine, and they recommend to him, while they're telling him, we recommend that we investigate this. let's now imagine director comey says, i will take that under advi advisement, i will think weabou that and does absolutely nothing until november 9th, after the election and either goes along with the investigation or doesn't go along with the investigation. when that story's told, how would that story play for the integs ritz of the fbi? >> it would look terrible. i agree with david. i don't think jim comey is a reckless partisan in this. i t

u.s. attorney for new york i think you pronounce his name --.e has gone after the head of the speaker of the house and new york state senate, he took down the posts -- most powerful man in new york state, sheldon silver, went over wall street banks. he started working for chuck schumer. he is investigating anthony weiner's sex stiting. i assume that is where it came from. host: ahead log -- headline from the new york post back and forth between the justice department the fbi warming -- warning mr. comey. would he have been criticized either way? guest: absolutely. we don't know what is going to come out. but the assumption is unless it were pretty bad he would not have agreed to send the letter. what will you do wait for the end of the election and he would be the one who was responsible for the cover-up? i assume his hands were for spirit through the -- the reason there is so much more corruption than there used to be it is a timing percentage, something like 19% not that long ago 64% of americans thought the government worked for the american

day, i don't remember seeing hillary clinton there. >> but clinton never claimed to be in new york. then a u.s. senator, clinton was the rubble of ground zero. right beside rudy giuliani. katie tur, nbc news, lakeland, florida. >>> i'm halle jackson, today wikileaks releasing 1700 new stolen emails. part of a hack seized on by republicans. especially one email where jennifer palmeri, a top clinton aide writes of catholic conservatives, their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals. >> they attack catholics and evangelicals. viciously. and that won't be tolerated, it won't be tolerated by the voters. >> the email hasn't been authenticated by nbc news. palmeri responding. >> i'm a catholic, i don't recognize that email that we saw. and this whole effort is led by the russians. >> the u.s. government has said russia is behind prior hacks. clinton campaign chairman john noting ties to donald trump's campaign. podesta pointing to notorious gop operative roger stone. >> mr. stone had advanced warning in the trump campaign about what it was going to do. >> stone tells nbc news --

new york times." his new pieces are titled, "how u.s.ure left a legacy of damaged minds" and "after torture, ex-detainee is still captive of 'the darkness'." we are also joined by dr. stephen xenakis, a psychiatrist and retired brigadier r general who has advised the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff on military mental health issues. xenakis has reviewed medical and interrogation records of about 50 current and former prisisones and exexamined about 15 of the m more than any other outside , psychiatrist. jim risen, talk about what you found. >> thank you for having me. matta puzo and sheri fink and i at the times began looking about six months ago at what we had heard from some good sources was that there was a pattern of psychological problems with the people who had been tortured by the cia and i remember the first kind of tiffany moment for me was one source told me he thought there were 65 to 70% of the people who have been tortured or suffering some kind of problems. and then i talk to someone else and i asked them about that an

day, i don't remember seeing hillary clinton there. >> but clinton never claimed to be in new york. then a u.s. senator, clinton was in washington on september 11th. right beside rudy giuliani. katie tur, nbc news, lakeland, florida. >>> i'm halle jackson, today wikileaks releasing 1700 new stolen emails. part of a hack seized on by republicans. especially one email where jennifer palmeri, a top clinton aide writes of catholic conservatives, their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals. >> they attack catholics and evangelicals. viciously. and that won't be tolerated, it won't be tolerated by the voters. >> the email hasn't been authenticated by nbc news. palmeri responding. >> i'm a catholic, i don't recognize that email that we saw. and this whole effort is led by the russians. >> the u.s. government has said russia is behind prior hacks. hacking his emails. noting ties to donald trump's campaign. podesta pointing to notorious gop operative roger stone. >> mr. stone had advanced warning in the trump campaign about what it was going to do. >> stone tells nbc news -- >> i

u.s., new york is going to be the big beneficiary of the brexit. fargo is doing much more than just talking, they are looking at areas like frankfurt and paris to do business. antonia: london is a financial , andhat services the world provides a huge amount of liquidity in the european market . i think what they said is very important, which is this is not a zero-sum gain between the eu and u.k. there is a lot of systemic connections and actually from in point of view of the eu the negotiation you do not want to lose the business back to new york. is point of the negotiation let's keep london as a financial services, vibrant trading hub servicing europe and servicing the world. jonathan: help me understand something. currently there is a lot of uncertainty about the eu passport for london. clarence does not just happen outside the eurozone, it happens in london. -- in new york. is this an issue for negotiation or for the cause? antonia: i think everything is an issue for negotiation. which pieces could be part of the negotiation to move, which for

. >> tom: we're talking about this ramp which takes northbound i15 to new york u.s. 95. it will be shut down from 10:00 this evening to sick:00 tomorrow morning the alternate is 95 south over here to las vegas boulevard and under and make a u-turn get back on the freeway on north 95. the exit ramp is this one here. the wide loop overnight top shut down over night. we'll check in tomorrow morning to see if they are done in time. an accident to watch for at the intersection of deicature and is blocking a travel line. is not a major delay now. >> maria: tom, thank you. the vibe of a rock concert and a man who wants to be your next president. >> jim: the message trump brought to southern nevada and i asked him if it time to tone down the language when talking about women of >> maria: the deals you cannot miss this month to save a lot of cash. >> reporter: we're covering the line of fire. al roker will have the latest. samsung feeling the heat after a smoking gal antibioticing phone trigers a plane evacuation and why health insurers will stop i'm hillary clinton and i approve

up next, the spotlight turns to the running mates in the u.s., live from new york as tim kaine and mikepare for the one and only buys presidential debate. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. nejra: deutsche bank shares trading higher after yesterday's holiday in germany following a report on friday that the embattled german lender is nearing a $5.4 billion settlement with the u.s. justice department. dimon toldo jamie cnbc there is no reason deutsche bank cannot overcome its issues. share 3000tends to jobs as part of a cost-cutting program. place inwill take administration. consultations about the changes are ongoing. --flix rose to list highest rose to its highest since may and that a takeover talk. netflix to linked disney although analysts see little chance of a deal. netflix the want -- declined to comment. francine: hillary clinton and donald trump's running mates are getting ready to take center stage in the first and only presidential -- vice presidential debate. people really care? i know they are number

u.s. forest service and spent 15 years writing numerous newspaper articles and for magazines including "the new york times," "u.s. news & world report," smith soap january and "vanity fair." -- smithsonian. tonight we're celebrating "rancher, farmer, fisherman," it's about conservation heroes of the heartland. joining miriam in conversation, we're glad to have ian frazier, best selling author. but first, to tell us a little bit about her book, please welcome miriam horn. [applause] >> thank you, kaylen, and thank you, eddie sutton, for welcoming us to this incredible room at the strand and for keeping the strand such a vital part of our lives. thank you, ian frazier, for joining me here. i have been a group by of ian's -- groupie of ian's for 25 years since i first read "great plains." if you haven't read it, you should pick it up on your way out. i wanted to do a couple things before we start the conversation. one is just to explain a little bit about why i chose the geography i chose for the book, and the other is to do a little reading. so let me start with the geography. the book unfolds as a tr

u.s. election. in new york told bloomberg news it would be much more productive to focus on the real issues. what can we sensibly say about this election? >> i will offer a couple things about it. one, it goes on to long eared you take -- too long. why we have had to live with the thing. it is like you go to bed every night listening to these voices telling you about the u.s. election. get it over with. nothing because the first tuesday of the month is the first, so we get an extra week. i want to get past the rhetoric so we can talk about real substance and how real things get changed. real things generally get changed by coalescing the views of a lot of reasonable people coming together and trying to figure out what the answer is, rather than pointing out the on eitheronated view side and expecting ever want to gravitate to that. >> you have someone who is basically saying they will not accept the verdict aaron is that something new? >> i don't believe that anything that has been said through this is a deeply

look at the new york daily news today, the cover argued exactly that should happen. bury trump in a landslide, it roars. restore u.s. honor, with giant defeat of the fearmongering demagog. that's pretty clear. also today, vice president joe biden with a strong reaction of his own in joe style to trump's comments in the "access hollywood" tape back in 2005. here's joe. jolting joe. here he comes. >> because i'm a billionaire i can do things other people can't. what a disgusting assertion for anyone to make. the press always asks me, don't i wish i were debating him. no, i wish i were in high school and i could take him behind the gym. that's what i wish. >> well, meanwhile at his rallies today, donald trump at times took a very different tone. interesting to watch how the tone changed reflecting on the last 16 months of the campaign. watch him. >> they all say it doesn't matter if you win or lose. what we have done has never been done in this country before. crowds like this, this whole thing, us getting the nomination. really us, but us getting the nomnaze. >> we're going to do this for another 19 days. and then i

. ♪ >> we are 30 minutes from the close of trading here in the u.s., life from bloomberg's headquarters in new yorku.s. stocks with commissioner shares leading losses. is -- the question markets around the world has loan to a crawl. for?are investors waiting about one hour we will get an update on apple and whether sales of its newest phone will help and its earnings recession. ,nd after unsuccessful test twitter can be slowing down its workforce. all this ahead of its earnings report on thursday. was a close catalyst think a check on where the major averages stand here in the u.s. although we saw declines across the board we did not see major declines. the story seems to be not a lot of volatility. as we settle in towards a election, we got some negative news on the consumer side, confidence numbers down. nasdaq. over to the at a decentking pullback for the nasdaq. this follows yesterday's big 1% they and in fact yesterday nasdaq put in a new record lows. -- isag today really cut coming down to technology. the biggest drags include out for that, facebook and amazon. perhaps investors are uncertain

u.s. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. a sleepless night for donald trump has breathed new life into a testy exchange from monday's presidential debate. one that his campaign would prefer to move on from, and it's providing fresh fodder for his critics. before most americans were awake, trump went on a social media rant favorite targets, including the former beauty queen he's been battling with ever since hillary clinton brought her name up in the debate. nbc's hallie jackson with the story. >> reporter: intensifying tonight, the feud between donald trump and a former miss universe winner, after an early morning twitter tirade, starting at 3:20 from trump, aimed at the media and alicia machado, calling her disgusting, accusing her of having a sex tape. machado today calling >> he's trying to distraction. he's not the person that can be a president of this country. that is another truth. >> reporter: trump later making light of his 3:00 a.m. tweet storm. quote, at least you know i'll be there to answer the call. bu

a lot of that work was done when she was the head of the eastern district of new york. the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. that is a, a position where these kinds of decisions are closely scrutinized by the media that's based in the largest city in our country. so she's used to this kind of pressure. and the president's got complete confidence in her ability to handle this situation responsibly and consistent with the institutional responsibilities that are vested with the department of justice. >> and one other question on a top take that i know is difficult to talk about for another reason. the president's half brother malik obama published an op-ed listing a list of grievances. didn't send condolences after his half brother's sons or children passed away, and he sends saying i will not be humiliated anymore. does the president have any thoughts about that op-ed or about the fact that this family issue is playing out so publicly? >> josh, i have to admit i have not seen the op-ed that you're referring to. you know, if we have an official reaction to it, i ca

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u.s. but, yes, officials say preparations are under way just in case. elizabeth hur, abc news, new yorkhe u.s. supreme court opened its new term today, one just as short with a vacant seat unfilled. the court appears to be shying away from blockbuster cases. abc 7 news anchor krinzy is here with details. >> the term opened with eight justices. gone is ultra conservative justice antonin scalia who pass the away in february while visiting a texas ranch. president obama's nominee to replace him-maker garland remains in limbo with republicans refusing to hold confirmation hearings so with a 4-4 split the court is taking up fewer political cases. for example, the court refused to consider president obama's overhaul. immigration sentence after a ruling in juan that blocked its implementation. cupertino-based apple is asking the court to make samsung pay $1 billion as a jury had ordered for infringement of its design ideas. now, there is a case that could be put on the docket that's more of a political hot potato. the high court may consider a virginia case in which a lower court ordered a sch

here is new video of her black suv fleet leaving the posh residence and a picture of kim boarding a plane back to the u.s. family members have started arriving at the couple's new york apartment. one thing is clear the family has been silent today on social media. odd for one of the most exposed families in the world. in the studio i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month. coming up next, expert advice what every woman can do right now to cut their risk. >>> there's more wet weather to come. abc 7 news meteorologist will sh >>> october the breast cancer awareness month and experts want to raise your awareness. she stopped by good morning america to talk about the importance of getting a mammogram and what every woman can do right now to reduce their risk. >> this is my advice. you begin annual mammographs for normal risk women and age 40. >> a few things you can take. >> three cups after green tea. >> she says there are less drastic treatment options available thanks to medical advances now. >>> thought we start with a look at walnut creek. we have one of our better radar returns. we take the camera we'll see a little haze out the

new york, where markets closed about to 10th of a percent up. i'm ramy inocencio new york. shery: you're watching daybreak asia. u.s.s posted their biggest back-to-back advance and a month on the heels of better-than-expected corporate earnings, and the surge in energy producers. --w jumps to a 15 month high crude jumped to a 15 month high. this comes after the successful opec planned cuts. chairman of a group has been indicted for embezzlement. prosecutors say his actions cost more than $150 million. they also indicted his older brother for financial crimes. prominente most figure to face trial since either team. dust 2013. presidential candidates are prior debts are preparing for the third and final debate. hillary clinton holds a 9.8% national lead over trump. this comes after donald trump salute will it -- lewd comments about women and allegations of sexual assault. our live coverage begins in one hour. has hit thea northern philippines with wins at 260 mouth -- kilometers per hour. it is a category five storm eight kilometers wide. the philippines raised its typhoon warning to the highest warning for northern a

u.s. capital as well as new york city. temperatures will remain on the warmer side on friday. but sharply drops on your saturday. that's it for me now. here's the extended forecast. >>> that wraps it up for us here on nhk "newsline." hello and welcome to "live from paris." iraqi troops with the help of international airstrikes continue their campaign to take most from the islamic state group. thousands ofeds of people are now trapped in that besieged city. a 702i have an hour truce is set to begin

. >> announcer: from nbc news, world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news," with lester holt. >>> good evening, the u.s. is promising to respond after an american naval destroyer came under missile attack tonight near yemen, the second time in less than a week. pentagon officials say the missiles were launched from territory controlled by iranian-backed rebels. the ship was not hit and there were no american casualties. but the attack have stakes in the region and threatened to draw the u.s. into yemen's civil war. nbc's hans nichols has late details. >> it's the second time in four days missiles have been fired at the american destroyer. the "uss mason." the suspects behind the brazen attack? militias backed by iran. the latest incident began around sundown tonight. one missile was fired from an houthis. the u.s. officials did not confirm if the u.s. destroyer scored a direct hit. "the uss san antonio" was also in the vicinity. the "mason" was also fired on poefr the weekend no americans were hurt. >> one possible motive for the targeting of american ships? u.s. support for saudi arabia, which has bee

u.s. house seat in new york's third congressional district. finish and live at 9 a.m., a discussion on the impact of the catholic vote in 2016. >> host: and this week on "the communicators," a discussion about the proposed merger between at&t and time warner. here to discuss it are two men who cover and watch telecommunications policy here in washington, harold feld is senior vice president of public knowledge, and scott wallsten is president of the technology policy institute. mr. wallsten, let's begin with you. what would this merger mean to at&t? what would happen? >> guest: well, at&t is, wants to buy lots of content, apparently it sees that this is sort of the future of this industry following the comcast/nbc merger. at&t is hoping to vertically integrate with time warner. >> host: and you say vertical. what does that mean? >> guest: so rather than -- in a horizontal merger, you have two companies who compete directly with each other merging. so the attempts at&t/t-mobile merger would have been a horizontal merger, and it was blocked beca

u.s. job growth slowed down again. nonfarm payrolls rose. the unemployment rate also increased as more americans rejoined the labor force. it now stands at 5%. let's go to new york now and catch up. the u.s. job state is not perhaps the numbers that people were hoping for. >> no, it is always a crucial piece of information. when the federal reserve is not see it being in a good condition they are likely to raise rates and today we actually did see that. the unemployment rate has risen to 5% and also the economy created less jobs than expected. the overall picture is not as good as wall street wanted it to look like you these numbers are not only having an impact but also on wall street. investors were not too happy about the data. let us not forget about the good news for which you have to dig a little deeper into the report. hourly earnings grew 2.6% over the last year. >> some other news is that snapchat's parent company -- has put a date on it. they are preparing the paperwork right now and they had better hurry up because they want to go public already. the ipo could value snapping at $25 billion or more. and when twitter went public, it was valued at $18 bi

, places like new york city, newport, rhode island, an early citadel in the early century of the african slave trade. the africans were brought to the caribbean and to bixby. my book on u.s york was a center piece of financing of the african slave trade to brazil. the late great historian, one of his first books was on the role of new york in terms of african slave trade and by the way, i was showing my students in class in houston just a few days ago, clips from the film "gangs of new york" which depict the anti-negro riots there, circa 1862 during the u.s. civil war when these irish people fresh off the boat felt they were conscripted to free the negros, riot and hang people from the street lamps, et cetera. so, yes, both new york in particular carries a heavy burden with regard to slavery and racism, just offloading this off on to dixie just won't wash. by the way, my friends in new york, some of them are living in a cocoon. i mean, you would think new york was red vienna when eric garner, the black american who was strangled on camera in the process of selling loose cigarettes in 2014 off staten island new york, by new york police officers, the prosecutor who failed

new stars. we sat down with michelin's top u.s. inspector at the tasting table test kitchen in new york with the promise not to blow her cover. >> it's an award they take seriously because they don't know we've been there, they >> it strikes fear and awe in chefs' hearts. >> this is the holy grail for them. this is what they've been working toward their whole career. >> reporter: like all michelin inspectors she is strictly anonymous. even close friends don't know her real job. >> we're not trying to play tricks or hide from the chefs. what we are trying to do is have an honest experience the way a consumer does when they go to a restaurant. >> reporter: so you're not getting special treatment like oh, my gosh, there's the inspector. >> we sit on hold making reservations for a long time. we have we get terrible tables. >> it's like you're in the cia. >> cia but much better food. >> reporter: in washington michelin found some great food. like the dishes coming from cutting edge filipino chef tom kunanen. >> this is our purgita. >> this is octopus? >> yes. >> reporter: we visited with d.c. food critic to find out why list of 19 washing

u.s. attorney in new york city, and you ask rudy if he could prepare this case with the full power of theeral government, how confident would he be that he would get multiple convictions? i think he'll tell you that he would go to any jury in the country. >> he said i would be in jail. >> and it would be virtually impossible. >> yeah, before you came on he said i would be in jail. i won't play it again, but look at what trey -- let's go back to fbi director comey, and he gives a 15-minute statement. for 13 of the 15 minutes i'm sitting there like everybody else saying, oh, my word, if you will, he's going to pull the trigger. and then he backs off at the last minute. then he gets grilled by trey gowty, and he gets him to admit in fact she lied when she said she never sent or received classified information on her private e-mail, he got her to say that what she said was not true. gowty asked if there was nothing marked classified on her e-mails, was that true when she said that. comey's words, that's not true, and a series of six other things. so how -- >> and anybody who destroyed governm

u.s. military officials say the missiles were fired from a region in yemen. leaders deny the charge. the delegation was just returning from peace talks in yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry says two american citizens captured by yemeni rebels were released. he said they were freed saturday as part of a diplomatic arrangement. included airlifts for yemenis wound wounded by airstrikes last week. >>> in haiti a country struggling in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the country's interim president is calling it an apocalyptic situation. hundreds of still waiting for aid. one week after the storm. at least 546 people have died and now the country is seeing a surge in cholera cases. >>> when natural disasters like hurricanes strike the destruction is often plain to see but new research suggests there may be another disaster. a surprising one hidden from view. here's dr. timothy johnson. >> reporter: winds and floods the devastation of houses and cars, even whole neighborhoods underwater. families displaced from hair homes. some lost everything. we've seen it before, after hurricane katrina barreled through new orleans in 2000 but now

u.s. senator from new york, secretary of state, and with it all a record that has weathered partisan attack this time she announced on youtube. >> i'm getting ready for a lot of things. a lot of things. >> i'm getting ready to do something, too. i'm running for president. >> it was a bit unorthodox of a venue, but the message was pure democrat, with a big "d." the deck was still stacked in favor of those at the top. >> thank you! >> her friends told me she would wake up every other morning with a different decision. i can't go through that all over again. then the next day she'd get up and say, but look what i could do. i can't let that chance go away. >> oh, my gosh, i love yoga. >> so hillary clinton took off for iowa and new hampshire. >> great to see you. >> since you lost iowa in 2008, how do you win this time? what's your strategy? >> i'm having a great time. can't look forward to any more than i am. >> she set out to connect with voters, something she had struggled with in the past. >> let me hop in and say hello. >> she was now all on board full tilt. and there wasn't anybody else i

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new york mets season. sorry, mets' fans, let's check u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell.wn 31 points, s&p futures off 4, nasdaq sinking 8 points. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news, first look at morning markets and breaking news. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. great, that's what i said. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. lauren: no calm before the storm as hurricane matthew barrels towards the united states less than 24 hours until a potential hit and already americans up and down the east coast are scrambling to safety, what can be the biggest mass evacuation ever. janice dean tracking tracking the deadly storm. hi, janice. janice: national weather service says we can see unprecedented damage f

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u.s. senate seat in new york before suspending his campaign for health reasons. about hillary clinton?>> yes. >> are you urging him to use them? >> we will see. >> would you like to divulge? >> no i wouldn't. >> those written or tweeted, he took some heat for this tweet in the first debate. notice trump sniffling all the time. coke user.>> i have no idea. i've will leave that up to his position. he doesn't seem to be on top of things.>> look matter with trump i don't know but the normal person doesn't get up and start tweeting at 5 am and he didn't do that if he wanted to be president. >> giuliani, you have 15 seconds. >> i believe that hillary clinton would be a disaster. i would have a hard time seeing a criminal sitting in the white house. and as having been a prosecutor for 17 years i am convinced she violated at least 20 different federal laws. >> i want to see the debate. registration and two days ahead of the beginning of early voting. clinton picked up a great endorsement in ohio. lebron james. he's been involved in politics from barack obama which got me thinking. he could one