detail on whatre that future relationship of the united kingdom would be with the eu and the rest ofhe world. anchor: was there anything in that debate that could be called for optimism that the u.k. could remain in the eu? guest: i don't think so. theresa may did come out for a campaign paid but she made it clear brexit means brexit. there are still demonstrations, there was one on saturday in and a few then others other cities, saying there should be a second referendum. today there was a counter demonstration during parliament sitting this afternoon, and they wanted that triggered straight away. clear, no second referendum, and the labor opposition is saying the government is guilty of a complete lack of detail. referendum, but expect to wait and wait and wait for more details. anchor: thank you very much, indeed. farmersorry drivers and have joined forces to block traffic, to demand the closure of the migrant camp. a human chain was created along the route to the port. reported0 migrants are to be living in the makeshift and crowded site. timeframe has been given, and protesters

live in downtown cedar rapids, kcrg-tv9 >> >> chris:we that video shows us whatr we are up for tomorrow when that crest hits. let's go to kyle in the first alert forecast. >> the month of september has blown its way out to the east. for the most part, we're looking at a decent st of days looking that way as well. your current temperature readouts are primarily into the 50sand a handful of upper 40s toward central >> chris: the one part that you will notice that's a bit cooler than we've been used to for the last few days and they're in the 40s. september is gone. it's ao reality check because average highs for the end of september are 68 toto 70 north and south. we're right about there for today it will also be a little windy today as brittly talked about, 15 to 25 miles per hour for the wind speeds today. high temperatures will be back up and they're into the upper 60s. we're approaching a blocking pattern which means there's little change day to day. on kcrg-tv9 and on our website, stay connected with theno weather app. there are different features and we can target the alerts to your

then the roulette wheel and in the roulette wheel and see whatr but right now cleveland is just overcast and noticed the tarmac is dry.. there has not been very much rain but the minute you push stop on i 77 to akron canton look at this. that camera is filled with rain. the roads are wet and they are getting quite a bitan because they're in one of those littlese band and here is what i'm talking about.nd this storm is actually stationary rightow it is been there for about 36 hours. it is going to very slowly start to meander back to the northwest over the course of the next day and a half to two days but look out the flow. the low-level flows out of thefl southeast through all of the showers are coming in that direction from thei southeast ad working to the northwest. it is kind of an unusual scenario in that regard. current temperature 63 just 59 a little rain cool they are corvair and akron canton and arraigned core corvair inthan mansfield. youngstown is 61. worked than a little drier in the few i do mean a few peaks of son the temperature has pushed up to 67 at erie pennsylvania. so

up in whatre shaping is turning out to be a good day of gains for asian markets. is caution ahead of this week of central bank activity, the boj, also decisions from new zealand, due out with monetary policy on thursday, giving back earlier gains. we are also getting central-bank meetings for indonesia and the philippines. missing is japan from the session, on holiday today before the boj meeting kicks off. that, take a look at gains in hong kong, driving .8%.r, the hang seng up by a lot of buying from chinese stocks listed here in the city. property developers doing well on the back of strong property numbers for august. h shares jumping the most for those companies. korean stocks also seeing upside, .6%, tech stocks driving the way regionally. taiwan, the apple suppliers pushing the market out. this recovery in oil is driving the markets. the comments from the opec secretary-general's and could get a formal meeting. there are hopes of the supply glut being resolved, and not is driving sentiment for the monday session in asia. boj begins a closely watched policy

dewey -- whatre trumps debateut prep, did they get more formal or serious along the way?id have a podium. he practiced for five hours, he and spending some dedicated time and some candidates pull up from behind closed doors and steady. he was not doing that as much but he did do some actual practice with the podium and a couple of the strategists told me that it one point he had an aura that he was projecting that was spot on and one of them said i'm not sure if we can bottle that and have him present that demeanor. he nailed it. during practice. john: did anyone play clinton? mark: big night here. enjoy it. work hard and win. go team and fight. we will be right back with an important announcement about your debate tailgating plans after this. ♪ john: it 8:30 p.m. eastern market i will be hosting a pregame debate show from hofstra university on bloomberg tv. here's the deal. you can watch that coverage along with the debate itself in a livestream on twitter. @bpolitics.handle, debate prettythe much on any device. twitterial coverage via starts at 8:30 p.m. and lasts until

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i think they want to make clear as a message that september is to see whatre going the situation is, the rates are going up. i am less bothered by market pricing over whether the next hike is in september or december. the market more or less prices a 1% fed funds rate in 2018. if the fed wants the market to price in higher rates, i think what the fed needs to do is push us into a situation where, if we think the economy is growing at a rate of a little over 2% in 2017, we're going to go on hiking rates slowly but going to get higher than you think, as aboutd to over worrying whether it happens to be september or december, which will depend on the economic climate at that meeting. see ifbe interested to they try to push september harder but i would push the longer-term message. erik nielsen from unicredit out with his weekly note. the fed increasingly resembles a boat in choppy waters without a compass and without a captain but with plenty of crew members only to be over by people yelling their good advice from the shore. the market still seems to be in control. ande is the fed's capt