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micro-finance lending in the world is done almost exclusively to women because women tend to use the money in .uch more judicious ways they invested in their children or in their projects. they tend not to drink or gavilan away, and that has been a real shift from 15 or 20 years ago and most of the lending was done to men. they found women were much more responsible with the money. looking at studies of winning traders on wall street, they end up taking much less risk and taking their fiduciary responsibilities to their investors much more seriously on average than men do. that said, those same studies show that they have a lot less upside than men. because they take less risks, they get less profit as well. the idea is that had lehman brothers been lehman sisters, the whole financial crisis would not have hape women would not have taken those risks. >> there's no question these are taught issues in the latino community. >>, can either party get the target? then bevoter turnout is going to the key to victory in november, but parties are trying to rally their base while courting independent voters

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economic recovery is very .uch on solid ground overall data seems supportive of it raising rates.etimes, the fed can also rein in the exuberance. u.s.quity markets for the are at an all-time high. corporate bonds are doing very well. -- therecial markets seems to be a little bit of a bubble. the way to control that is to have some hawkish talk. real, clear direction. yousef: is it one hike? >> we are in the camp of one december. perhaps in september would be too soon. you back onill get the show and see if your call interior lysis. still to come, more investment secrets revealed about the giants of the tokyo stock market. we will have all of the details ahead for you next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. investors in tokyo having to deal with a new well. japan's $1.3 trillion pension fund has become the top owner of honda, mitsubishi, and more than 100 other listed tokyo companies. tell us what we are seeing. >> the funds present in the japanese stock market. take a look at this pie chart. companies,of the top the top owner of 121 firms. look at this charge. the fund ha

greg: thank you so uch many. what else? see me catch something good. i am so ready. rosanna: you are ready. [laughter] greg: all right. rosanna: let's talk donald trump. we are okay. let's talk donald trump. greg: what has he done now? well a couple of things. a big speech in detroit with economic plan, tax cuts and he doesn't like protestor. rosanna: a few of them escorted out. he didn't say anything. he barely stopped. he didn't address the protestor. he mocked them. the last time i saw energy like that was jeb bush. he made a comment about the guys. here he is mocking the protestor a little bit. >> thank you very much. thank you. i will say the bernie sanders people had far more energy and spirit. greg: it is tough to give an hour long speech and intru rosanna: they were nicely escorted from the building. greg: it was intense, watch this. rosanna: you know, they are not going in to take pictures. greg: 14 times people were mouthing off to donald trump. he didn't say get them out. like the baby last week. rosanna: that was a joke. even the mother said it was miscon

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things could be bumpy this uch charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. >> that thing lives hundred 50 that is what you are looking for. temperatures will be in the mid-90's. as you see, there are some moves in the area. tuesday and finally it looks like the humidity will go away. that does look good. mother nature getting some help. at the mass audubon sanctuary on the cape in wellfleet. chronicle's anthony everett tells us volunteers and staff members are working to protect a threatened species, the diamond-backed terrapin. it's the only salt marsh turtle in the world. just steps from those saltmarsh part tiny dooms the net are monitored by hundreds of citizen scientists. they make sure

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the global economy is not that .uch impacted by brexit so these are the reasons why i think the dax caninteresting for trade. nejra: looking at europe more generally, you're not quite as positive as you are on the u.s. and asia. christoph: yes. the problem in europe is obviously brexit and the consequences following brexit. it is a local growth shock in the u.k. the u.k. is footing with recession. you will feel that pain in europe as well. so this is, in general, not good news in european equities. on the other hand -- and we also have a problem with the banking sector in europe. negative interest rates make it hard for european banks to compete. regulationblems with and nonperforming loans, especially in italy. this is why, in general, we are cautious on european equities. vonnie: so where do you turn to? europeanetting out of equities completely or are you keeping your toe in the water because things are cheap there? christoph: equities in general -- it is hard to be too upbeat on equities here, because valuations are pretty demanding. this is especially true in the u.s. the only dema

what we've seen over the last is because she has uch a strong record and knowledge, there are a lot of people who want to join, a lot about le are concerned trump but i'm-up an informal adviser. >> got it. thank you for waiting, democrat, brian.on with >> about who i think is more qualified as far as foreign policy. clinton is more qualified. she had the experience, she's there. donald trump has never even held service, r been in the period. to other thing i would like say. as far as him telling african-americans to vote for a , this man is a racist and bigot. and he wants us to vote for him? that he's got in his campaign are racists. point blank on live african-americans were inferior and they were superior, nothing -- and he's top man for the -- for campaign. i think, any african-american for donald trump got to be just sick in the head. anything you want to r. ct katulis: a lot of the things has said aboutmp various communities and how people from those communities feel about that here in america, part of our engagement with the world. i travel maybe once or twice a overseas to the

as a citizen i had not paid uch attention to it. had this vague sense that intercept a tounch money and that there were a lot of dedicated people doing a lot of very good things, but that the record might be really interesting and really mixed. it turned out the record is mixed. charlie: but it is clear we are safer. steven: we are stronger. we have more defenses because of the men and women who work at it every day. charlie: why doesn't that make us stronger? >> there are two things in the equation. one is our defense, which is stronger. the other is the offense. the offense has multiplied. it is much more diffused. in part because we went into iraq and caused turmoil in that part of the world. we face many more threats, different kinds of threats and we haven't even completely responded to the threats we faced on 9/11. you'll recall right after the attacks, there were the anthrax attacks. we haven't made progress we need in dealing with bioterrorism. charlie: but what happened in iraq was not the reason saddam -- osama bin laden a

in addition, uch the important sea ports and cities of indianapolis and baltimore and the new capitols, washington dc. alexander and virginia. the british with blocking the bay hope that we would pull our troops out of canada and using them closer to home and recognizing the war being unpopul unpopul unpopular amongst our people. the economy was not doing so well, that may help end this war of 1812. for the british, the war of 1812 is a distraction. all this is but a side show. they want to bring the war of 1812 to a conclusion as quickly as they can. the world of 1812 here on the chesapeake bay sees the world navy against a number of small town and americans living over the bay. however, even a small resistance that town would be burned. to the north is the town called havre de grace. that was burned after the 1812. when the royal marines landed the militia ran away. on the eastern shore, two little towns, frederick town and georgetown, those towns were burned by the british. on eastern shore, the town of saint michaels. there is a lot of battles and skirmishes and engagements up and

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where uch a mix of sun and high clouds. at least in terms of appearance. great day to hit the beach because it will be a hotter day today. low 90s down to clearwater beach with storm chances waiting until later today to build back west. look at this jump in temperature. we have climbed 3 degrees this hour in tampa. 84. also 84 sarasota. you've joined the pack, winter haven and sebring both in the low 80s. factor in the humidity, look at those heat index values scraping into mid 90s in spots only get hotter until it rains any rain round is 60 miles to west and not even i 95 on east coast. so while rain chances 40 to 50 percent, especially in dark develop until late day. especially going to strongest and heaviest between 3 and 8 o'clock later today. >>> vanessa, how's the commute? >> looks a lot better now. we're starting to rid last rush hour congestion. here on 275 we're back in green within the past few moments or so. live look at the downtown interchange 275 and i-4. it is taking by way 11 minutes to get from beers to i-4 along 275. updates here, out tam

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. >> the reporter: if uche sign the pictures coming out of italy, you know there are is a national tragedy for that country. and anyone who has loved ones, especially in that area of am reason to worry right now. people are still being pulled out of the rubble. and the death toll continues to climb. reporting live in boston's north end, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a convicted rapist, out of jail, on probation for just a few months, is now charged with committing the same crime on another woman in boston's south end. eduardo rodriguez is facing a judge today, and tonight, we're hearing from his girlfriend who says she had no idea that he had been convicted of rape. man was not on the sex offender registry list. >> the reporter: he was actually on the sex offender registry, but because of a court case that happened last year, the information that happened nine years ago jugs a block from this crime scene was not public. >> i'm in disbelief and shock, because he wasn't like that when he was with me. he was such a sweetheart. >>> she agreed to talk to us if we did not identify her.

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that forecast is coming uch. >>> breaking news from overnight now. we have video for you to look at home of a home in northborough going up in flames. you see smoke pour out of the roof of the house. a new picture of some of the damage left behind. no one was injured in the fire. that's the good news. still no word on ha caused it. >> jennifer: a boaters could see the flames and huge plume of smoke from the water. witnesses tried to use garden hoses to put out the flames but it spread too quickly. >> kris: 7's john coco spoke to witnesses that saw it all unfolding. >> it was a small, little fire that became monstrous in home on plum island on saturday afternoon. >> everything is gone. >> reporter: kenny door is one of the three that live in the house on 20th street. he came up from the beach and saw this. >> oh, my god. >> i don't know what happened. >> one neighbor rushed over when he saw the smoke and noticed a pallet on fire, but in the blink of an eye -- >> the fire just leapt up the side of the house. >> reporter: alex sona said he called that l

more questions about what causes and what might prevent another uch tragedy.ricans are struggling right now with what we have witnessed over the past week. first the shootings in minnesota and baton rouge, the protests. hen the targeting of police by he shooter here. the act of not just demented violence but of racial hatred. is anger that is left and hurt. it's as if the deepest fault lines of our democracy have suddenly been exposed perhaps even widened and although we know that such divisions are not knew, though they've surely been worse in even the recent past that offers us little comfort. based with this violence, we wonder if the di vise of race in america can ever be breached. we wonder if an african-american community that feels unfairly targeted by police and police departments that feel unfairly maligned by doing their jobs can ever understand each other's experience. we turn on the tv or surf the lines t and we can watch drawn. we see all this and it's hard not to think sometimes that the center won't hold and that things might get worse. i unders

tom: adam cole, thank you so ,uch for joining us particularly on pound sterling.radio, bill gross, alan krueger will stop by, abby joseph cohen. i cannot wait to talk to her about the interesting tight range bound equity market. jobs day, stay with bloomberg. ♪ tom: jobs day, we are thrilled you are with us. alan krueger is with us this morning. with francine in london with hsbc. we have been talking yields. bring out the chart. a lollipop chart. those are the fed meetings back 18-months. there was a trend until everything fell apart. somewhere in the vicinity, steve majors said we are going to 150 in yields. at the bottom is 4 standard deviations off of trend. we went there with a sigh of relief. where the ugly orange arrow is, it is a big ugly orange arrow, it shows that we have reverted back to low yields, haven't we? steven: yes. this is implying there is no move from the fed. the futures contract is saying out to 2017, but the two-year is more all-encompassing. it is suggesting the next jump in the next two years. things have gotten really bad. a lot of that

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