william hill for example.ian companies look to be in.eping and -- sweeping u.k., it is a country where you can buy a company overnight. regulations let you do that. the currency is getting weaker. there are more targets in the market. getting access to the u.k. free cash flow would be an interesting proposition for companies. we expect more deals to come. of: citigroup global head trading strategies will stay with us. prepare for a bumpy year and in global equities. that is a word from goldman sachs. that story is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ youssef: it is 8:00 a.m. in dubai. caroline: welcome back to the open. it seems as though u.s. and european equities could be in for a bumpy ride towards the end of the year. according to goldman sachs. what is the risk? political risk. let us get the view from anthony julia. give us your take. will we see losses in u.s. and european equities? >> we do expect more volatility. in general, it is pricing bumping this ahead troubling because of the big events includin

you've got greco, william hill. the list goes on. all of our european equity markets trading in positive territory. in the sectors, buying taking place out there with just one sector in negative territory. autos off just a quarter percent. >> what's interesting, one stock isn't rallying. burberry. shares in their company for their biggest one-day frul in a year. that's after sales stuttered following strong days in hong kong. this despite caps for a 2% rise in revenues. meanwhi meanwhile, asa has mixed an online bag of earnings. a 37% career in annual profit. however, they saw the pre-tax profit number fall. let's get deeper into these stories with investment director at gamp. what do you make of burberry? what's happening today? sit just profit taking? what is it? >> no, i think it's a bit more than that. i think there were expectations that sales would if not recover, they would at least be flat. start to enter this steadying decline. now, it beat expectations, but is it a one off? just people coming to the uk for the summer? is it

. >>> now william hill, all bets are off as the bookmaker confirms merger talks with their canadian rival. >>> no handshake but plenty of acrimony as hillary clinton and donald trump trade ugly blows that focus more on insults than policy following the republican candidate's video scandal. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologized to my family. i apologized to the american people. certainly i'm not proud of it, but this is locker room talk. >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. because we have seen this throughout the campaign. >>> good morning, everyone. let's kickoff the show with economic data out of italy. this will surprise many of you and probably you, too. before the show we thought, hey, italy august production data doesn't rock anyone's boat. but here we go. jumping 1.7% in the month of august. the biggest increase in seven months. that's after all the manufacturing and consumer confidence numbers have been so poor for the last couple months in part because there was so much uncertainty ahead of the constitutional

maybe they should treat william hill well this morning. let us talk about strategic yogurt.ine: people are not buying it as much. perhaps not fighting the baby food as well. numbers are not living up to the expectations. ae weakest pace of growth in decade. volumes dropping for the first time in six decades. volume still grew by 2.1%. maybe not so much love for this this morning. guy: some joke in there which i cannot pluck out of the air. it will be an interesting morning in terms of the stock story. ryan air will have an effect. easiestprobably the rate across. it will be interesting to see what the iag will do on the back of those numbers. airlines in focus. yogurt is in focus. and betting is an focus. what a combination. 0.5% higher.alling this is bloomberg. this is the open. ♪ guy: good morning and welcome. i am guy johnson in london. airline hide is in berlin and we are -- carolyn hide is in berlin. kearney's conundrum. say nosts we surveyed but the market says yes. inflation data drops at 9:30 a.m. cold water on yellen, stanley fischer warns there are risks to running

rishaad: 365, william hill, can now penetrate because of the online delivery mechanism as well. closely therefore will be the regulator looking into this? very closely. the competition regulator has whendy made some comment the two companies went into a trading halt yesterday, saying they were going to have another attempt in merging. the competition regulator make is concerned he about the overlap between these two businesses and the potential impact on customers. two companies proposing the merger, but surety have the competition regulator making statements that he is concerned. that is not an ideal scenario for the companies. a lot will come down to how much the regulator believes what are sayingabcorp about their business being under pressure. the final say will be with the regulator. rishaad: cheers. haidi: still ahead, how china could benefit from the increasingly isolationist views of america's presidential candidates. next, were asking standard chartered why investors seem to be giving up on japan. ♪ 916 a.m. in singapore, a gloomy view of the lion city. sharesseeing asi

purs william hill was in talks with amaya.pecting operating profit for this year to be at the top end. vindicating them from stepping back from this. william hill will have a share buyback program. the talks were there. the deal is off the table for amaya. sterling is the focus for ryanair. burberry, the top line is pretty much in line. remy talked about a remarkable run in china. we will dig deeper into those numbers. let's talk about the futures. a rising equity market. commodities move a little higher. oil is above $50 a barrel. the paris market up 6/10 of 1%. the dax up. despite all these talks around inflation, is all about the cpi in the united states. anna: let's bring up the risk rate. a big focus on inflation today. a big focus on what the fed does at the end of the year. this is the yields on the u.s. 30 year. we see the yields rising. a shrinking in the negativity of yields bonds. a decrease for 10 weeks now. wti is there as well. the price of a barrel of oil is 50.22. we will struggle to see what opec will agree to

the article goes on to say that bookmaker william hill in london says 71% of the money so far is for hillary clinton. number arebets by for the republican. he compares it to what happened in the brexit vote. host: thanks, peter. we will be here until the top of the hour. listening to your reaction, we are going to return to the media room,, the so-called spin and listen to what donald trump junior had to say about the election. >> was he injecting uncertainty tonight? >> i don't think so. when you see what came out in the last few days, you have high-level craddock operatives admitting -- democratic operatives admitting they are breaking campaign rules. we have been doing it for 50 years and we are not about to change now. every time he has talked about injustice, the stupidity about what is going on in government, whether he talks about nato having not evolved, two weeks later, nato says, maybe we should adapt. he talked about horrible trade deals. hillary clinton flip-flops and says, the gold standard is no longer the gold standard. when he highlights things, it creates action. all

getting to william hill. shares up by 6.5%, the most since july.nnouncing it is in talks on a with ae combination poker stars maker. it would be the latest in a round of industry consolidation. $14 billion by the way has been splurged on betting company takeovers in the past couple of years according to bloomberg data. another stock rising, shows up by 2.8%. proposal to buy the portfolio for 783 million pounds. returning more than 700 million pounds. interestingly, had previously agreed to sell the portfolio to a fund managed by goldman sachs and a pension plan for roughly 680 pence per share. the plot thickens there. shares getting hammered last week. the first drop in annual profit since 2009. foreign currency costs. socgen cutting the stock from cell to hold. the carrier faces a double whammy of stocks to demand with headwinds as well. 90 minutes into the trade. going to the markets desk. we have a rally in the u.s. as well. the best thing for the s&p 500 and over a week. last week we only saw its no more than half a percent. it is really the na

you are on with katie bo williams of the hill. caller: what discussion is there on the hill of using social media platforms to dictate to the representatives of the united states citizens desires? i have been trying to get this conversation to go for four years along with using debit cards to track immigration and make that a secure system. can you elaborate on that? guest: if you are talking about wikileaks as a social media platform, i am not 100% sure that is an accurate way of describing them. they are an operation that is run largely by a single guy, julian assange will say he has hundreds of employees or volunteers that are helping him disseminate these documents that they are publishing but if you talk to former employees, and largely sounds like it is a one-man shop. they do have a huge social media following with pretty active supporters who spend a lot of time defending the integrity of the organization. host: let's talk politically about what these wikileaks revelations are having, the political impact, marco rubio, who

if you don't mind, calling you professor william hill, the great expert avi kozak memorandum said she read a book about this. i think a lot of this is a red herring but i would like to hear your comments if you're willing to about was this a major issue that really scuttled -- >> are you going to make me start regretting -- >> and could you give professor hill is that i still check my russian foreign policy class that it would only be teaching at this time. i want them to listen to this, too. >> there may be a quiz. [laughter] >> thanks. are maybe, i don't know, congratulations or commiserations. the argument in the book is that the russians took, what they took is disrespect and really embarrassing their president. >> could you maybe just explain to people what happened? >> the kozak memorandum was in the room negotiated by putin to deputy chief of staff, at the time sent down to parallel the osce negotiations for a settlement, and appreciations that i was heading. i talked with kozak and couldn't get in to join the efforts come and he claimed they wanted to do it simply. the preside

interest from strategic players and private equity firms, some of the bidders acording to the report, william hillnd a sporting bet company. looking at shares up about 3% off its highs. it was up about 8% on this report. >> seema, thank you very much. >>> if you had to choose one investment right now, american stocks, or emerging markets, what should and what would it be? may not be as clear cut as you think. our traders weigh in next. send in bids for my broken down busted up rv. all bids will be looked at. they may want the latest products and services, but they demand the best shopping experiences. they're your customers. and by blending physical with digital, cognizant is helping 8 of the 10 largest u.s. retailers meet their demands with more responsive retail models... ones that transcend channels and locations, anticipate expectations... creating new ways to engage at every imaginable touch-point. it's a new day in retail, and together, we're building the store of the future. digital works for retail. let's talk about how digital works for your business. >>> let's look at emerging markets ri

in 45 minutes, katie bo williams of the hill and wikileaks and its effect on the presidential campaign and former base player ath nirvana, now chair of nonprofit that advocates for election reforms. ♪ host: it is saturday, october 22, 2016. today, cyber attacks shut down a host of popular internet sites yesterday, raising concerns over u.s. cyber security. sites including twitter, spotify, netflix, and the new york times websites reported sporadic problems after a wave of disruptions targeted a company that provides the critical infrastructure for internet access in the united states. wikileaks claims the attacks of thate by supporters website in retaliation for

katie williams with the hill said it's hard to predict. >> the drip, drip, drip of revelation both from unauthenticated e-mails coming out of wikileaks as well as the sort of ongoing release of e-mails that she sent while secretary of state coming out. that is not been particularly helpful to secretary clinton. although there are some basically created a scandal fatigue where no individual revelation rises for a level of concern for voters. >> reporter: in maryland, virginia and the district. all absentee ballots cannot be changed. lauren demarco fox 5 local news. >>> the ntsb is investigating two frightening plane emergencies today at u.s. airports. at least 21 people hurt after an american airlines plane packed with passengers burst into complains at chicago airport. flames and black smoke could be seen rising above the runway. the plane experienced an uncontained engine fairly during take-off. engine parts break off outside the engine. passengers had to use emergency shoots to evacuate. the ntsb is now investigating. and investigators are also

we'll bring in our panel, daniel hamper, and katie williams from "the hill." good to see you both.s this have any sticking staying power as far as the campaign is concerned? it comes out on a friday afternoon, we're all into it, we know every detail and care about it, but it's the weekend for a lot of voters, many people have already voted or have made up their mind. >> the truth is we don't know. we'll know how the polls react, how voters react. it seems to be important, we think it's a big deal, but then again the fbi has been heavily involve in hillary clinton's campaign and investigating her for a year and a half, really before she jumped into the presidential race. so democrats did nominate the only candidate under an fbi investigation. so on the whaunone hand, it's n surprising. and on the other hand, this is what she's bringing to the white house and that this will continue, should she win if it goes forward, and it will continue probably throughout her presidency in some form or another. >> so you're assuming she's going to win. >> well, i'm saying if she does win. obviousl

was going to be paid nearly $12 million to spoke at a heard in morocco >> katie bows williams a staff writer at the hill. clinton did not attend that event. she was replaced by her husband and daughter. what do you make of that >> well, the details of that particular e-mail are a little bit complicated. but what you're seeing is -- is yet another e-mail that appears to play into some of these criticism that is donald trump and others have levied against secretary clinton that the lines between her charitable work and as a public servant were a little bit muddy. that was from 2015 shortly after she had announced her candidacy for president. not when secretary of state >> you heard me just asking nile about them. how come they're not sticking the way you think they might let me ask you this. are these e-mails really about kind of exposing the inner workings of a campaign and, you know, we see this public and private phase of hillary clinton? is part of the issue that people kind of expect that from politicians? >> well, one of the things that's interesting about wikileaks and the e-mails they've been expo

here to explain the comparison is spokesperson from book makers his name is william hill.e. how is this similar to what we saw in brexit? everyone here in america is wondering. we are seeing polls trending in a certain direction. what is this comparison? >> yes. we had the polls telling us that the brexit wasn't going to happen and the vote would be overwhelmingly in favor and would win the day. and the betting odds slightly reflected that this far out as we are now from the polling day in the u.s. election. this far out on the brexit vote. we were looking 2 to 9. that was about an 82% chance that it remain or 3 to 1 against that it would be leave. however, the -- if you analyze the way the betting has been going, it told a different story. 75% of the actual betting money was for remain but some 70% of the actual bets themselves, individual bets were for leave. now, of course, when you had 100,000 pounds or remain as one of our clients had or one point on leave as another had, those two people only had one vote each. the more significant of the two factors was the number o

william hill as the great expert on the memorandum since you've written a book a book about this.think a lot of this is a red herring but i would like to hear from you if this is a major issue that really. [inaudible] could you give. >> i have students hear from my russian foreign policy class that i'd normally be teaching and i want them to listen to this too. >> there may be a quiz. >> thank you. or maybe congratulations or commiseration. the argument in the book is that the russians, what they took his disrespect and embarrassing their president. >> could you explain. >> what was a memorandum negotiated by vladimir putin's chief of staff, at the time sent down to parallel the negotiations that i was heading. i talked with him and couldn't get him to join the efforts and he claimed that they wanted to do it separately. they told me the russians wanted to do it separately. the key was probably that the russians really desired to keep a pretty meaningless troop presence as a political hook both on meld over and on ukraine they rushed through the memorandum just ahead of the osce p

before we go to questions i'm going to exercise my chairman's right, i will call on you, professor william hill, expert on the kozak memorandum, since you've written a book about this. i think a lot of this is the red herring. i would like to hear your comments about, was this a major issue that -- >> are you going to make me regret mentioning -- >> and could you give professor hill. i have students from my russian foreign policy class i would normally be teaching. i want them to listen to this, too. >> there may be a quiz. >> thanks. or maybe i don't know congratulations or commiserate. the argument in the book is that the russians took the -- what they took is disrespect and really embarrassing their president. >> cue maybe just explain to people what happened with the kozak memorandum briefly. >> a memorandum negotiated by putin's deputy chief of staff, dmitry kozak at the time sent down to parallel the osce negotiations for transsettlement, negotiations that i was -- that i was heading. and i talked with kozak and couldn't get him to join the efforts and he claimed the monthly dough vans wa

when you think about oak hill, what happens -- this is william corcoran. he was a great washington philanthropist and made his first money financing the mexican-american war in the 1840's. his first large philanthropic project in washington was oak hill cemetery. in 1849 and he bought marthas of land from washington descendents and he hired an engineer to lay the cemetery out and design an extensive drainage system. e hired the architect to design the chapel. it so happened that at that same period fof time, he had bought a house unlawfully at square that was about 40 years old. daniel webster lived there before him. he hired the architect to do that project on his house. i have a feeling there was a conversation between the two of them that went something like, by the way james, would you please design this little chapel for the cemetery project? and of course he said yes. ,hen he designed was a very gothic revival style building that mr. corcoran was our founder. i will finish a story. the other thing he did was he went to congress. in those days, the bus

hill, to the north of the peninsula. it was about a half a mile away from where the monument is now. but for reasons we are unsure of, william prescott built therefore, not on bunker hill, but on breeds hill. and when general gage woke up the next morning, he felt he had no choice but to attack this threat. so the fort that was supposed to delay the attack provoked the attack. into this battle unfolded, causing all sorts of mayhem. and it would become the buddy list data bloodiest battle of the revolution. more than 2,000 british regulars were involved. and they suffered casualties close to 50%, which is devastating. this would be a british victory, technically. but as the general who was on the ground during the metal -- during the battle would admit, it was a victory bought by too many lives. and washington would arrive. it was a great relief to find out that he was not born with -- as that statuesque person staring at you from a dollar bill. this was a young washington arriving from virginia. and he was appalled at what he found. a group of 30 soldiers, none of whom were disciplined or interested in following orders. wash

holly williams has a story for "60 minutes." >> in the remote hills of eastern china, this is a magic kingdom. but not even walt disney could have dreamed up. it is called the the world studios and at over 7,000 acres the largest film lot on the planet. a palace for every dynasty. a village for every era. where some of the biggest movies in china have been fill temperatured over the last two decades. these sets aren't flimsy facades. but full-scale brick and mortar replicas of china's imperial and when the film's wrap, a brief silence. before the sets are flooded by 15 million tourists who visit every year. it is all the domain of a one-time farmer who realized his fields were fertile ground for a new industry. permission is hardly ever granted to film in the real forbidden city. china's iconic landmark. so he built his own. it took several hundred years to build the real forbidden city. it took you five years to build this one. and you made the whole thing from cement? xu got the idea for this place 20 years ago after a visit to hollywood. movies weren't big business in china back th

. >>> for more on the wikileak e-mails, katy bow williams cyber security reporter with "the hill" who the wikileaks dump if you want to call it, or continual dumps. katy, appreciate you being here. what do you make of the clinton campaign comparing this to a watergate break-in. >> what they're doing is echoing some of the concerns i'm hearing from some of my sources in the security research community which is that the russian government is using -- >> you say your sources, non-partisan sources? >> i would say that's a fair thing to say. that you have a foreign government that is using wikileaks as a tool, some would say a weapon the influence public opinion. now, what influence the u.s. election means, what influence public opinion means, that doesn't necessarily mean help donald trump win. it might just mean so uncertainty, so discord. >> when you looks at what the russians have been doing or allegedly been doing, and you hear the u.s. for the first time naming and shaming the russians in a very public way, much more than any u.s. officials have done from the chinese, do you get the

blue bell, jerry reporting 34 was the early morning low, william reported 36 this morning in levittown, in philadelphia, chestnut hill40 degrees this morning, so definitely chill in the air, cooler than average by ten solid degrees, not as cold as you're finding in a newark delaware even at 35 degrees, and eagleville we head 39. the list goes on here, definitely been very chilly start. minus the wind at least, but that's the ingredient that you would require. cool air, clear sky, light wind, for some frost to form. hence from advisory posted essentially region wide say for the i95 corridor including philadelphia, delco, and any of those flanked communities. so storm scan is quiet and we have high pressure on your side for multiple days here, there is a cold front though that is scheduled to cross specifically thursday late in the day. there it is, wednesday, 7:00 p.m. far off to the west. still very tranquil through tomorrow. as well as the majority of thursday but take a look, bulk of the moisture is going to bypass us off to the north. however, time stomach it out mid to late day. there could be specially in the no

coming up saturday morning, the hill staff writer katie beau williams on the substance of the wikileakselations of the past few weeks and what some describe as its weaponization in campaign 2016. and the chair of fair vote.org, chris novaselek on the role of fair vote which advocates for electoral reforms. he is a founding member of the band nirvana and the book "of grunge and government." c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >>> the atlantic council in washington recently hosted a discussion on perceptions of muslims. the term islamophobia and rhetoric from presidential candidates about islam. this is 19 minutes. >>> welcome, everyone, and thank you for joining us. i'm fred kemp, president and ceo of the atlantic council. i'm delighted to have a packed house today of great turnout for today's discussion on the widespread implication of islamophobia. what we want to do today is debunk myths and encourage a good conversation. much healthier conversation on this topic than we think is actually occurring at the time. it's a topic of

janesvilles oak hill for saturday when an executive order, from the governor, will have flags flying at half-staff, to honor the corporal. this is the latest, in milwaukee. im justin williams, fox 6 news. it's time for your news and weather together. milwaukee police are searching for a suspect after an overnight shooting... officers were called to the area near appleton and glendale... was shot after an argument. he is expected to survive. a heads up to drivers this weekend... all lanes on southbound i-41 will be closed at watertown plank road starting at 10 p-m tomorrow night -- and running through sunday morning. detour routes will be in place to direct traffic around the closure -- but delays are are expected during the day on saturday. during fire safety week -- local organizations have been stepping up to help spread awareness... today -- it was the milwaukee bucks. the team joining forces with the working smoke detectors in their homes. the m-f-d spoke to a group of about 50 elementary school kids -- then checked homes in the neighborhood. officials say every floor and every bedroom in the home should have working smoke alarms. toss to weather the brewers may be don

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sharrie williams is joining us tonight and here's what's happening on "action news" this evening. top democrats on capitol hillng on their republican counterparts to affirm the fairness of next month's election this in the wake of donald trump's claims that the election is rigged. >>> also personal belongings have been stolen out of vehicles and entire cars have been taken to in delaware county and now officials say they have a suspect. >>> and dashcam are a video from the cruiser of an officer shot in alaska is released in hopes of catching the gunman. >> ♪ >> and now the details on the race for the white house. donald trump continues to push his charge that november's election is rigged. this while a new poll shows more good news for hillary clinton. abc's karen traverse joins us live in washington with the full story. karen. >> reporter: good evening, sharrie. the key question today, just three weeks out from election day is whether donald trump is making a strategic shrift to focus on voter fraud issues as a way to keep the focus away from the allegations of sexual misconduct. voter fraud refs up his suppo

hill and much more. that is a look at other programs booktv is covering this week. many events open to the public. >> william domnarski has been lawyer and legal rights for 30 years and out of three previous books and the nature of practicing law, jd from the university of connecticut school of law, teaching english from university of california riverside. "richard posner," united w senior lecturer at the university of chicago law school, joining conversation tonight by tom ginsburg, professor of international law, presenting this program, please join me in welcoming them. [applause] >> thank you. without further ado i thought i would plunge into a question for the judge and the biographer. "richard posner," when you were the age of some of the people in this room you were fabulous yates scholar interested in literature. what made you decide to go to law school? >> law school was always the default graduate choice. i give some thought to graduate school, decided, not for me. i don't think i can stay. >> harvard law school has a formative impression on you, i suppose? it launched your trajectory in many ways.

williams boro. what a win there. running by the sterling defense after a fumble recovery sets up this. rumbles into the end zone. cherry hill west winning, 55-6. other scores, timber creek wins 41-0. potsgrove, 10-0, qualifying for the playoffs for the first time in six years. an upset over the plymouth white marsh. game of the week. next week, we are in south jersey for the game of the week. it is teri hill west. take on collinswood. go to 6abc.com/huddle to cast your vote and find a recap of the show and high liegs if you missed anything. that is it tonight. i'm jeff skversky. jimmy kimmel starts now. music from x ambassadors and tom morello. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, that's very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. oh, how nice. you picked a fine night to join us. tom cruise is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's rappelling down the side of our building right now. any minute a window will smash in he'll come swinging in here to save us all. not only is tom cruise here, kenny loggins is here

hills. >>> and british rock singer rod stewart was knighted by prince william at buckingham palace.joined by his wife and two sons for the ceremony. the 71-year-old rock star will now be able to call himself sir roderick david stewart. congratulations to him. that's the cnbc news update this hour. melissa, back to you. >> thank you, sue. >>> let's check the markets and where we are. the s&p right now, this note just coming in from art cashin saying watch the s&p carefully as we did break a key 2140 level. now at 2138, down by 1.2%. helping to fuel this decline here, the rise in the dlachl indi dollar index, just off the session highs, higher by .7%. the pound versus the u.s. dollar, the pound reaching session lows here, down by 1.9% against the u.s. dollar. let's head over to dom chu for a market flash. >> let's carry on the dollar conversation because the emerging markets etf, eem, is down more than 2% on very heavy volume. the etf is tracking for its worst day in almost a month due to among other things the strong dollar weighing on emerging market currencies. keep in mind, etf is

hill and much more. that is a look at other programs booktv is covering this week. many events open to the public. >> william domnarski has been lawyer and legal rights for 30 years and out of three previous books and the nature of practicing law, jd from the university of connecticut school of law, teaching english from university of california riverside. "richard posner," united w senior lecturer at the university of chicago law school, joining conversation tonight by tom

hill cemetery. services are scheduled for saturday when an executive order, from the governor, will have flags flying at half-staff, to honor the corporal. this is the latest, in milwaukee. im justin williams, fox 6 news. he was released back into the wild this afternoon near the warnimont golf course. lucky had been at the humane society for several weeks getting treatment -- after he was found with a rat trap on his front paw. check out pictures from lucky's recovery on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "lucky." new tonight - controversial comments from a u-w madison student.. he says all white people are inherently racist.. how he's using sweatshirts to spread his message.. and she had a nursing license.. problem is .. police say it wasn't hers! the bizarre case of identity you are watching fox 6 news at 9. a frost advisory for all of southeast wisconsin goes into effect late tonight and conitnues into friday morning. cold again tonight with frost likely, temperatures will fall into the low 30s inland, upper 30s lakeside. more return for the weekend along with showers and t-storms, mainly saturday night into sunday morning. another chance for scattered t-storms expecte

hill just 11 days before a u.s. presidential election. we are getting new reporting from pete williams there is no indication an official says that clinton or the campaign or the state department was with holding something here but the e-mails were not held by someone who was investigated in the clinton e-mail case, the official said. so that's an important piece of nuance here. the e-mails that they found were not being held by somebody who was investigated in the clinton e-mail case. the idea being here that this doesn't look to be a case where somebody was stone walling or hiding evidence. this seems to be a case of unrelated investigation stumbling across e-mails that are pertinent to the case. what that investigation was, who they were looking at and where this device was that they found that had e-mails relevant to the case, that is all still unknown and maybe unknowable before election day. republicans had been pouncing on this today. speaker of the house paul ryan putting out a statement that hillary clinton has only herself to blame. he says yet again hillary clinton has nobod

williams thanked governor tom wolf for approving that project. >> now to a consumer alert. a popular brand of ice cream that could be in your freezer is under recall. turkey hillsome of its 48-ounce containers of dutch clock late premium ice cream may contain rocky road ice cream instead. the rocky road ice cream contains both almond and egg ingredients that the dutch chocolate ice cream does not and this is why it's posing a threat to people with allergies. all affected packages were bought after september 8th and have a sell by date of may 23rd, 2017. >> in the late 1700's the first italian immigrants started arriving by the boat loads not just to new york city but right here on the delaware in philadelphia. the culture here as you know remains so strong that you might find it hard to believe there's no museum to honor that history. but that is about to change. >> the first italian that lived here lived only a block away on sixth and katherine joe marb. llo here in 1798 when this was fields and wilderness. >> when i met up with the president of the national italian museum of america we were a few blocks weigh from larbello's home. here's what the corner look

williams and kasie hunt and peter alexander? new hampshire and kristen welker is traveling here in new york. pete, let me start with you with these. just these three paragraphs from director comey sent to the hill and the judiciary. there is issues to resolve when the director announced in july they have found no evidence, they were through with the bulk of it. as it it is a purely technical thing. it is really never been closed and will at some point be. but it has not been yet. to be purely technical about it that it is not being reopened. now to the larger, there is sort of two questions here. one is would these new e-mails change the bottom line conclusion about whether crimes were committed and if it is just that the number of e-mails changed that -- i cannot remember what the number was. instead of 120, it is 125 then that would not change anything. the second is whether anyone is withholding evidence. i am told by senior officials who are familiar with the thinking behind this letter, they don't see any evidence with that. this is not a matter, it does not appear that this is the campaign or the clinton's or the state department had e-mails and that they did not give to the fbi and the f