there will be no unnatural government because what he is calling upon me to form together is an unnatural coalition because the country will either have a progressive government or a conservative government. >> so what do we learn ahead of this election and latest development. i think steve hit the nail on the head this morning saying this is a far smaller short-term event than we had over the course of the year. three or four events in greece. the crucial thing between both sides, they can't agree on all things but one thing they will agree on is they will uphold the bailout terms. they have been through the worst of not doing that and realize it's the most important thing. in terms of financial markets in the short-term this election is not as big as the events we had earlier. >> i feel like the markets and everyone around the world has greek political fatigue at this point. >> sure. >> both parties though it is a dead heat they're looking at 31% of the electorate vote which is much less than he came to power with. what do you do? this screams for a coalition government. >> which we're

we're doing unnatural things, and we're going to get unnatural results. >> getting no benefit.what the negative consequences are. >> think of the poor people that are retired that are living on fixed income that are living on income off their 401(k)s. >> the people that own assets are stealing the money from the savers that would have gotten the money otherwise, would have been going there, instead it's going to do corporate s shenanigans. liberals do not want to raise rates, but they complain about income inequality. >> this president did one thing, got jimmy carter out of the south in terms of who was the worst president. >> that's only four years. >> and he's seven. the fact of the matter is the poor people have done worse. >> right. >> in the last seven years. >> connect the dots. >> i can't believe how good i've done because thank god i had the benefit of owning things. people that bought things from me did not pay any cost of the money. it's unnatural. >> talk the talk about the merger. don't just connect the dots. don't walk the walk. >> forget about -- >> virtual on the

it's unnatural for people to sit down eight hours a day, so a lot have requested standing desks but they'reo expensive. they're around $800 to $1,000 so in this case we took an ikea countertop and attached pipe legs, so it can move around the space and it turns into a bar when we throw an event. it's a great multi. and half the cost. this is probably one of our favorite add-ons to the office. it's great way to inspire employees. we put fun quotes up. we use this space for company lunches so we try to keep it positive with a nice message. and this is from thomas edison, it's a great quote. >> we are always experimentling with lighting. i think lighting is something that really makes or breaks a space. in this particular office we wanted to experiment with residential lighting. commercial lighting can feel cold or boiler plate, boring. we used chandeliers, can you get enough ambient light, what kind of feeling does it give you and i think the result was great. i mentioned desk space. one of the things we wanted to experiment was using vintage and found tables and how you can create a cohesive

mandate but they cite weakness in canada and china as reasons for keeping the rates at abnormally and unnaturallyow levels. >> prices are not arbitrary. they are not supposed to be. >> here we are talking about the price of money and how we determine what is money. some years ago the fed targeted reserves, the money supply. it proves to be an effective. ifeffective. if the function of fed policy is to influence the cost of money they have no choice. money is different from other services. >> go ahead. >> i disagree. money like any economy produces supply and demand and free trade. the price of money have been rising almost as steadily as before. two-year, five year, and 30 year treasuries have all increased even without the fed doing anything. >> the latest ten year treasury, 200 quarter percent is well under the average. so the bond yields went lower. are not supposed to have someone out there deciding what money should be trading at because who do we trust with that wisdom? we have someone in charge who is saying factually incorrect and crazy things, and it is scary to have that person determin

. ♪ the unnaturally bright colors of india start to pleasurably saturate my brain.king. my fellow passengers, too, are irresistibly charming. the schoolkids in their uniform cheer in unison every time we pass through one of the tunnels. [ cheers ] >> hip hip hooray! >> hip hip hooray! >> hip hip hooray! >> i had pretty much forgotten about my hunger until the whistle stopped at barog. one of those, two of these. >> this place is named for a colonel barog, the british engineer tasked with building the line. >> thank you. the station and the adjacent tunnel bearing his name are rumored to be haunted. it's delicious. already behind schedule and plagued by cost overruns, barog screwed up. when he realized the two ends of this tunnel didn't meet in the middle, he shot himself. it's the kind of personal accountability i would like to see more of, frankly, or is that just mean? but all my snarkiness fades as i reflect and one can't help but reflect on what it took to dig, drag, blast and tunnel one's way up this route back in the day. back in the beginning, making the trip

there will be no unnatural government. calling upon me to form together is an unnatural coalition. the countrynt -- ought to have a progressive government. anna: getting the final thoughts from allen higgins. 30 seconds left. do you approach your investments? how? are you approaching thursday with the fed? you don't expect any change. we have actually got 30 year debt because the idea is that eventually the rates will rise. the fed isrong, and more hawkish and it causes problems with the market, that area of the market will hold it much better. ♪ anna: welcome back. you're watching countdown. it is 8:30 a.m. in frankfurt. japan's central bank has left policy unchanged deciding against adding to the country's unprecedented ¥80 trillion stimulus program. japanese policymakers said the economy is continuing to grow at a moderate pace and that the current easing is having the intended effect. been swornnbull has in as us joy is six prime minister in eight years coming after he ousted tony abbott halloween a leadership challeng

he says, quote, right now all unnatural deaths are up for suggestion.hat means homicide, suicide, accident. undetermined. authorities have been looking for three suspects. >>> police report another shooting on a small, but busy stretch of i-10 in phoenix. that makes ten shootings in the past 11 days. authorities have no suspects. they are trying to determine whether the apparently random vehicle shootings fit any pattern. so far no deaths, but one injury. i asked officials last week. they say when you see this many shootings in a stretch like this, you are very concerned. >>> after a ten-year hiatus, arkansas is bringing back the death penalty. governor hutchinson is announcing the first two in october. the drug cocktail will include the drug -- how do you say it? medlazapan. a drug in the center of the numerous court cases on whether or not it is cruel and unusual punishment. >>> we have meteorologist pedram javaheri with the latest on the forecast. >> john and christine, good morning to you. this is one of the cooler trends as far as the weather patte

for an elected official to give up power is an unnatural act. yet, uniformly they did. it's one of the reasons they never lost the civil war on the gulf coast. one of the reason there was so little looting, one of the reasons we are able to put together a plan and a short. of time. those people deserve credit. you don't read that anywhere. you didn't see that at the time. i can tell you, it made a gigantic difference. nothing, except for the strength and character of our people, nothing was more important for me to get written then the volunteers who came to mississippi. it is altogether fitting and proper that the worst natural disaster in history would elicit the greatest outpour of volunteerism and philanthropy in history. that is what katrina did. 954,000 volunteers came to mississippi in the first five years. that's not a number pulled out of the hat. when they came they would register with the church or charity that would help direct them. 954,000. perhaps remarkable is 400,000 came after the first year. we had about 600,000 come the first year. another 400,000 ca

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where that bullet came from and saying, "right now, all unnatural deaths are up for suggestion, thate, suicide, accident, undetermined." now, i've called the coroner repeatedly. he's not returned my phone calls. but i've got to say, anderson, in this particular case, but the coroner and investigators have been very tight lipped about a lot of details in in this investigation. >> there was dna that found at the scene that did not belong to this aufrgs. is that correct? >> that's correct. now, i've got to give you some context here. from covering many, many crime scenes, i can say that a few things really stabd out. first of all, they were looking from the get go for three suspects. that geographic search, door-to-door, with, you know, guns drawn, stopped very early, anderson. also, we've got information from commander falanco who's in charge of this irn vest gags. during the press conference, he corrects himself calling it a murder and then saying, "i'm sorry: a killing." and then you've got the surveillance videos. that were so important to the investigation. they had the three peopl

a strange a liiance of unnatural bed fellows. we saw this in the mediterranean.chinese war size exercising far from home and a clear message of nato not to get involved in syria and the pentagon took note on when it saw the chinese ballistic missile and a challenge to the u.s. navy in the pacific. and the secretary was asked why the u.s. didn't have parades. >> people know the strength of our military and i think it is safe to say we don't need to display for people to understand what the united states is capable of. >> reporter: what caught people's attention was the presence of vladimar putin upon in the chinese military show of force. that alliance has concern here in the pentagon. china and russia is seeming to probe america's defenses. >> we'll see if the u.s. responds. thank you. >>> hillary clinton sitting down for a rare national tv interview among crittism of not making herself available to the media. look at what is at stake in the clinton campaign. and president obama vows to work with saudi arabia in the fight against isis. and the iran nuclear deal a

. >> there are elements of the dark side that are unnatural. >> and natural is my family room. one of those people out at midnight. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we're dry this morning after a few thundershowers last evening north and west. as we look outside we're looking at sun coming up over the horizon. looks a little gray down the shore and foggy early, but that won't last, sun and clouds today. 73 in trenton. 71 in wilmington. we're still warm and muggy this morning. similar to where we were yesterday. as we look at the day, looks like the morning like yesterday will be dry with a sun and clouds mix. now, in the afternoon today there's a little better chance of a pop up thundershower or shower around, most of it philadelphia north and west in the afternoon hours. it starts to push away around 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. i wouldn't be surprised to see something pop east of philadelphia, down closer to the shore later this evening. it will be few and far between. stray thundershower in the lehigh valley that will have a spot this afternoon. warm and humid, high of 88.

[cheers and applause] it is very unnatural. in many ways i feel foolish because people want to give you lots of money. lobbyist. special interest their donors i turn them down for i believe i am the only one. i talk about hedge fund we are though pretax is the corporation's, middle and, you will love me. we are lowering taxes. we will simplify we're coming out in three or four weeks with an amazing plan. but the hedge fund guys, and others, will have to pay up. that's okay. somebody said that's not very republican. i'll see anybody weeping. you will be very very happy when you say but we do with the taxes and with jobs and economic development. you will be very very happy. go ahead. >> everybody has on some questions mine is a little closer to home. i just sent the last two 1/2 years and $50,000 on by a daughter under your leadership will that trickled down in the court system to help families like mine to keep them safe. trump: what you doing? >> it is over now. family court is broken. [applause][n. trump: very much so. the wh

can share their secrets about anything and stall and nervous feminists realizing that hillary's unnaturals and ethics more although and basic confidence outweigh her genetic assets and they're turning to whisper to air their fears. yeah, they're smart to go in cognito, she will stop at nothing for any woman who don't fall in library. and here's just a sampling of the whisper slam sheet. quote i'm a woman and scared for hillary to become president. we need to empower women but not by giving a psychocontrol. another writes i'm a 40-year-old white middle class woman, and i hate hillary clinton. i don't want her to be our first female president. and yet another. i'm almost 100% sure i'm the only woman in this country that can legal vote who will not be voting if hillary clinton. and here's another one. i'm a black, left leaning woman, but i won't be voting for hillary. i don't know if i can trust her. she gets along too well with the rest of them. lisa: no, i didn't write that. oh, fun. hillary, bless your heart. she does her very best to remind us each and every day to have the ability to ho

[applause] >> and it's very unnatural for me. way is feel foolish because people want to give you lot outside movement loppyists, special interests, donors. i keep turning them down. i bly eve i'm the only, i believe, out of all he people running -- i talk about hedge found -- handle fund guys. -- hedge fund guys. middle income, you'll love me. we're going simply five taxes, we're coming out with an amazing explain lowering taxes but the hedge fund guys and others, they hedge fund guys have to pay up. and that's okay. somebody said, that's not very republican. i don't see anybody weeping in here. i don't see anybody weeping. but you're going to be very, very happy when you see what we do with the taxes, when you see what we do with jobs, with economic development. you are going to be very, very happy. go ahead. >> hello. >> everybody has -- >> don't get nervous. >> everybody has awesome questions, very big picture, and i love that. my question is a little closer to home. >> okay. >> i just spent the last two and a half years and

unnatural, right? >> her vines are terrible. her tweets are terrible.ait for her to come roller blading out and be like, yo kids, do you want go-gurt while we ollie over this ramp? >> is go-gurt cool? >> she probably thinks it is. >> i am most pleased with her plan to be more spontaneous. i don't know if she gets the irony that you can't plan to be spontaneous. >> why not? what is the block with hillary? she is getting worse. she is better when she was running with obama. >> the programming is wrong and it will continue to degrade. that's what we are seeing. the programming has been crewed up. has been screwed up. if it is not right it will keep getting worse and worse over time. we are seeing finally the machine will crash. >> maybe they can reprogram her. defend hillary for me. >> i think she is hilarious. her tweet was fresh. it connected with the youth. her snap chat is great. i downloaded it on my phone. >> i can't wait to vote for hillary clinton in november. >> that's great. >> what do you think? can she be advised out of this? what do you do? >>

[applause] and it's very unnatural. it's very unnatural for me. in many ways i feel foolish. people,, they want to give you lots of money. interests,special donors. i'm the only one out of all the people running -- i talk about the hedge funds guys. we're lowering taxes in this country for the middle income. you're going to love me. we're lowering taxes. we're going to simplify, we're going to lower. we are coming out with an amazing plan. we are lowering taxes in our country. the hedge fund guys and others, they are going to have to pay up. they are going to be paying. and that's ok. somebody said that's not very republican. i don't see anybody weeping in here. you are going to be very very happy when you see what we do with the taxes. when you see what we do with jobs, with economic development. >> hello. donald trump: don't get nervous. >> everyone has awesome questions big picture and my question is a little closer to home. i spent the last two-and-a-half years and $50,000 working to keep my daughter safe. my question to you is -- and the result could have been better. un

he says, quote, right now, all unnatural deaths are up for suggestion.cide, suicide and accident undetermined. authorities have been looking since gliniewicz has shot last week. they have been looking for three suspect. >>> police report another shooting on i-10 in phoenix. that makes 10 shootings in the last 11 days. the police are looking if the random shootings show a pattern. so far, no deaths and just one injury. >>> after a ten year hiatus, arkansas bringing back the death penalty. governor hutchinson announcing dates for the death row inmates. the first in october. >>> gas prices keep falling. how low can they go? the government has a new forecast. that's next. you tuck here... you tuck there. if you're a toe tucker... because of toenail fungus, ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. used daily, kerydin drops may kill the fungus at the site of infection and get to the root of your toe tucking. kerydin may cause irritation at the treated site. most common side effects include skin peeling... ...ingrown toenail, redness, itching, and swelli

the coroner's office found no obvious cause of death, natural or unnatural.t attack, no trauma, nothing. toxicology tests found vicodin in frank's system but not enough to kill anyone. his family was at a loss, especially his wife angelina, who seemed to be groping for answers, trying to make sense of what happened to frank. >> she called me almost every day to talk about it. she thought he was killed. she thought he was poisoned. >> reporter: the idea seemed on the face of it crazy. who would want to kill frank? >> i didn't know what to think. it was just such a shock. >> reporter: homicide detectives were called in, even though there was zero evidence of a homicide. any chance this was going to turn out not to be a murder and what frank died of was natural causes or food poisoning or something like that? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: the l.a. county sheriff homicide detective says his job was to just to keep moving forward. >> we were dependent upon what the coroner's office was doing, what they would find or wouldn't find. but in the meantime, yo

no, no, it's very unnatural for me. in many ways, i feel foolish because people come up, they want to give you lots of money; lobbyists, special interests, donors. and i keep turning 'em down. i'm the only one. i believe out of all the people running, look, i talk about the hedge fund guys, they're going to have to pay. we're lowering taxes in this country for corporations, for the middle income -- [applause] you're going to love me. we're lowering taxes. we're going to simplify, we're going to lower. we're coming out in three or four weeks with an amazing plan. but we're lowering taxes in our cup. but the hedge fund -- in our country. but the hedge fund guys and others, the hedge fund guys are going to have to pay up. they're going to be paying. and you know what? that's okay. somebody said that's not very republican. i don't see anybody weeping in here. [laughter] i don't see anybody weeping. but you're going to be very, very happy when you see what we do with the taxes, when you see what we do with job, with economic

you know, it's very unnatural for me. in many ways, i feel foolish because people want to give you lots of money. lobbyists, special interests, and they keep turning them down. i'm the only one out of everyone running. we lowering taxes for corporations, for the middle class. middle income, you will love me. we're lowering taxes. we will simplify. with anoming out amazing plan. we are lowering taxes, but the thee fund guys and others, hedge fund guys are going to have to pay of. someone said that's not very republican. i don't see anybody weeping here. to be very, very happy when you see what we do with the taxes, when you see what we do with jobs, economic development. you are going to be very, very happy. go ahead. >> thank you. mr. trump: don't get nervous. >> everyone has awesome questions big picture and my question is a little closer to home. i spent the last two-and-a-half years and $50,000 working to keep my daughter safe. the result could have been better. do you think it will trickle down to the state level and

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an issue of what's best right now next quarter for the entrenched interests who have their hands unnaturally on the leaders of power in our so-called democratic system. that's why it needs to come bottom up in this country. now, you look at china who are meeting us halfway on this. right here in los angeles with this historic summit. and china is very much a top down system. they can pivot quicker than us even though they're a much bigger system and much bigger population, 1.4 billion people. they're outstripping us in solar, in all across the renewable energy spectrum. in 2013, alone, they put in more solar than the united states has since solar was invented and it was invented here. so you know, we're hopefully we'll be able to meet in the middle because if solutions have to be global on this. they can't be -- he we can't solve it here or in europe or in china. we've got to all work together on this. >> it's interesting you bring this up because the sort of cutting eng of denialism you'll see in politics, folks have increasingly gotten embarrassed by denying the actual data. it ends up, yo

and so they did one of the most unnatural acts in politics. they gave away their power. they said, we're going to follow you. we're going to follow the state. our congressional delegation, the federal government. look, the fema takes a terrible rap, deservedly for some things, like their logistical system collapsed. just never worked. but i tell you at the end of the day, the federal government did a whole lot more right than wrong. some days i could have choked them, but they did more right than wrong. they were good partners, and that story never got told. and i would just say to you, curtis, if this book is half as good as the story, if half as good as the strong resilient people of mississippi and what they did for themselves, and for others, then i will be very proud i wrote the book. >> thank you. they're all good books. [applause] >> let me look back down to k.c. morrison to talk about aaron henry, who incidentally was a friend of mine and in fact a mentor to me as a young reporter in clarksdale during the movement days in the '60s. this is a guy who was basically

that's unnatural. that doesn't happen in nature, so you have to make your sure you put it bread side bread side, piece of paper, bread side bread side. [ light laughter ] look, the whole way down. okay? it's going to cost a little extra, but you're going to like it. i'm going to call it either "just the tip" -- [ laughter ] or "clayton english's end pieces: all good things come to an end." [ light laughter ] all right, look, appreciate, y'all. clayton english. [ cheers and applause ] that's my time. thank you. >> seth: clayton english, everyone. congratulations, again. the "last comic standing" tour starts in spokane, washington, on september 11th. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to craig ferguson, gabourey sidibe, clayton english, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] abe laboriel jr. and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> carson: well hello there, i'm carson daly coming to you from 230 fifth, new york's

authentic, if you couldn't speak about your sorrow and the death of your son it almost would seem unnatural i can imagine another politician handling it differently and not talking expansively about it. i can imagine a variety of ways. i can also imagine michelle goldberg made this point that a female politician making the same point about breaking down and feeling emotion would be more dangerous. >> i don't know. i think it depends how people are. a veteran biden watcher told me how he processes his grief is through talking. this is characteristic. i don't know if this is a gender thing or not. of course women always have to be careful if they tear up or cry. >> i guess my point is that it's like -- i love watching that interview last night. it felt like it was existing in a space of it had left the sort of fourth dimension. i was watching two human beings talking about life and suffering and faith and things like that. i was reminded of that documentary about mitt romney on netflix. he was the most i ever liked mitt romney. it was him just being a person. talking about things with his fam

trying to look natural in an unnatural setting.tuart: how do you look natural in an unnatural situation and talk about absolutely nothing, but look like you're getting on just fine. how do you do that? i'm not sure i could do that liz: quite a skill. stuart: i'm trying to smile for this program. >> you're very honest. whatever your thoughts are agree with you, or disagree, you're honest. stuart: that got me in trouble. >> he's going to get arrested in the u.k. stuart: on hate speech grounds. that's a big crowd. there you have it. looking at the washington monument. an extraordinary view. i don't know how many people are there, obviously runs to the thousands, but again, you have to say what a perfect day to be waiting at-- are they going to be watching the pope's address on giant screens there, so-- >> i don't know that for a fact. they may. that it will be broadcast? it would have to be. that's why they're there. they may catch a brief glimpse of the holy father. and he may appear on some cackney afterwards, that i don't know. but

it is unnatural. that is simple. it is not complicated.ou can come up with all of these comparisons about food, other things, and it is not a comparison. you cannot compare it to white men marrying black women. it is not a comparison. this act of sex, you might as well go and look at the bible and see where it says man shall animals, with men or or their own mother or father. it is clear. and you want to pick out something that you want? ok, we want to pick out the part that says men marry men and women marry women. there for the welfare and existence of the human being. you cannot separate what you want out of it and choose it, and then make it legal. host: support for same-sex marriage in this country has grown steadily, according to polling. based on polling and 2015, a majority of americans supported same-sex marriage, compared to 39%, who oppose it. you can see the polling numbers since 2001 on this issue, starting to take a turn in 2004. let's go to tracy and maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. i would just like to make a c

a strange alliance of unnatural bedfellows.saw this in the mediterranean after the start of the syrian conflict, chinese warships exercising exercising with the russian navy, very far from home. a clear sign to nato not to get. gregg: anything related to the chinese military parade in beijing yesterday? >> reporter: it is not new but when they saw the chinese ballistic missile known as carrier killer, a direct challenger to the u.s. navy in the pacific. they were on full display with the j-31 fighter jet which is remarkably similar to the american f-35, plans of which were reportedly stolen by the chinese. pentagon press secretary was asked about the chinese parade. >> people know the strength of the united states, the strength of our military and, i think it's safe to say that we don't need to display it at parades necessarily for people to understand what the united states is capable of. >> reporter: what caught really people's attention the presence of vladmir putin in beijing yesterday. gregg? gregg: jennifer griffin. thank

part of his premise, josh, interest rates are unnaturally low.le are, when they're this low you could invest in anything it is like shooting fish in a barrel. his argument is we're getting spoiled by something not justified, not so much by housing but means you buy homes. >> a lot of time people hear things like that, what carl icahn is saying. it scares them. i'm not saying avoid the reality but, when you hear it all the time people start to believe it. people get trigger shy. they don't start buying houses. they stop. if something is good, keep it going. when there is a real problem and, then let's talk about it. but right now, we're doing fine. everybody is buying houses. everybody is making money. there is more jobs being put out every month in the united states. neil: but aren't you skewed by bicoastal kind of view? >> 100%. that's why, having me on show i'm not qualified to tell you about something in middle of the country. i'm last person to tell you. i'm specifically talking about high-end markets. i can tell you what is happening in high

it's unnatural to their behavior. >> the cat food i guess is off. if it's going on for hours, why don't you give them something better than cat food. maybe it would go away. >> all right. >> that raccoon doesn't have anything on this road dend. >> comedian matt little recorded this. it went viral. a rat is pulling a piece of pizza down the new york city subway. that's a new york rat for you. >> that's right. determined rodent makes it down before getting startled. wait until you see he gets the cheese. pitsz is a rat. >> oh, my goodness. that is hilarious. >> tenacity. tenacity. determination. >> that's a pretty good place for pizza called the form. slopg all over the place. >> you should have seen the call zone. >> a billionaire. >> people were tweeting that exact thing. >> that's a new york rat. >> imagine carrying pizza bigger than your entire body. that's what we would have to be doing. >> i do that every day. >> i like that video. let's get to the weather picture this morning. we've got a lot of clouds. couple of sprinkles north and west of tow

we're getting used to unridiculously unnaturally low rates.t and they will not take it well. >> it will be. you were talking about housing earlier. neil: right. >> certainly housing, housing is an area the president and i think our government in general has been staring a lot of america toward. why? it is great inflation hedge. here is the thing. if we do raise rates, which we have to do, those rate increases need to be supported by some sort of an action on behalf of the people by the president. like president reagan lowered taxes. he relaxed regulations. he did other things to help support the economy that our president has done the opposite. remember, he tightened regulation. yeah he kept rates low. if we bring rates up there needs to be support from somewhere else. neil: in other words all said, if you will make money more expensive, provide more money? in other words, do something where you can have tax cuts that can offset the fact that it is getting more expensive? >> correct. correct. and that is going to be the key to this thing being

tom: you are blaming us for the unnatural crisis? neil: i am not.ease of the negative news flow. is iay to break that getting people to focus on something else. that is sometimes fundamentals. the spill over the market to the economy usually takes a long time. tom: thank you so much. see mike say this is a beauty contest? mike: we lose. tom: we thank you for joining on television today. "bloomberg surveillance" will continue on the radio. "market day" is coming up as well. dow futures are up. the 10 year up 2.19%. ♪ erik: we are about 30 minutes away from the opening bell and it is shaping up to be a big day for stocks. good morning, everyone. the s&p 500. here is a look at futures right now, suggesting things will be very different this tuesday after labor day. he was equity indexed interest as you can see here, up 270 points. almost one point 7%. treasuries, meantime, are a little weaker. investors appear to have an appetite for risk. yield ticking up here the dollar index, as you will see here, is slightly down. even with a weaker euro and a weak

in this, are priced the way they are, simply because the fed has mandated interest rates at this unnaturally bad distortion happens in the economy when the fed does this. it's a difficult sort of nuanced point to understand. we see the low interest rate and we think that that means that people are saving and there's all of this liquidity and entrepreneurs are engaging in longer term production. the opposite happens when mandated by the government. another example of bureaucrats try to get you to do something and the opposite happening. are you expecting the kind of day we saw a couple of weeks ago, a thousand points out of the gate. is that common place? do you think that happens again? >> august, if august was scary to people, you know, they ain't seen nothing yet. >> wow, mark, it's really nice to have you on the show today. my pleasure, maria. maria: congratulations on the unbelievable performance. mark spitznagle. w50e8 we'll be bachlt back. from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helpin

we saw in mid august at the end of august where we saw the markets rally from $37 to 50, that was unnatural. markets don't usually make a bottom like that. and what we've seen in the last 10 to 12 sessions is a test of this halfway point at 43 and a failure repeatedly. today we're making new ten-session highs and a move back above 350 50. 50 is the mid-point of the 37 low to the 67 high a few months ago. so 50's a very important pivot. we get back above that you can see the short scramble some more, something i'm keeping an eye on as a proxy is the canadian dollar because that's really suffered with crude prices over the last few years. the canadian dollar down at its lows could be an opportunity for some up side move. >> we're talking about the magnitude of this gain today, alan. 5 1/2% right now, almost 6%. and this is just on inventory and this report about syria. doesn't it feel like it's overdoing things right now or is this a technical move? is that the point you're making? >> i think it's a combination of both. this market gets very emotional to downer moves and bounces. it's importa

it was unnatural and politicized and in a position where she has to change her mind again. series further destruction in value to come? >> yes. you have the activist carl icahn saying this is a problem, and i am not as bullish anymore because revenue and earnings manner and slowing, then the bears are losing money. who is bearish? sherrill said people told them to buy, no, no. very few people stood up and said to buy bonds. lot of people setting july the short bonds, the real bubble is in the low quality credit, not in the supersovereign credit which is a safety place to be, where you are a long when growth is slowing and junk bond market is not it so again i think this is going and developing and not new and something we need to talk about. maria: we expect a higher opening for stock prices today but not volatility continues, we expect that. you can catch neil cavuto x interview with carl icahn on "cavuto coast to coast," it kicks off at 12:00 p.m. eastern, join neil cavuto and carl icahn. recent graduates facing triple digit loans, the debt crisis, 2016 candidates prepare

. >> as long as it's unnatural you shouldn't use it. so that's the official teaching at this point.e, you know, folks working with each other on that when, you know, to regulate their personal lives so they don't -- they can manage that. >> i think non catholics look at us and go, hey, i know about 80% of the people in that church right there are on the pill. >> it's true that the study here on religious here in philadelphia actually talk about those numbers where majority of catholics do in fact not necessarily practice that. it's a pew study. >> pew. >> they a recent study about a weeing a 25% of americans have some connection to catholicism even that they aren't catholic himself. influential religion here in this country. >> seminarians are sing to go him. >> let's listen. ♪ ♪ (applause) . >> waiting for a photo. >> this is something john paul ii had done when he visited at the seminary to pose for an official photo with all the bishops and seminarians together. is this case it's philadelphia bishops and the seminarian at saint charles. >> final moment at the seminary. he stayed

and also adding, quote, right now all unnatural deaths are up for suggestion. that means homicide, suicide, accident, undetermined. i've covered a lot of crime scenes and have to give you context here because a few things really standout. first of all, the investigation from the get-go has been looking for three suspects. very early on in that investigation they stopped doing the door-to-door geographic grid-like search with lots of officers on the ground. now, after that we have the commander whose in charge flubbing, calling this case first a murder and then correcting himself and saying, quote, i'm sorry, killed. and then you've got this surveillance video that authorities were so focused on saying that it had three suspects. well, they talked to those suspects and now they say that those individuals are not persons of interest. they are not suspects. and here we are with very little information, chris, and a lot of questions in the killing of this lieutenant. >> but you got an entire force and really a big part of the city there looking for answersful we'll

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