don/john. >> yeah! >> win. >> second place, baby. >> don/john are the winners. >> second place. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh. chris, oh, oh. >> okay. did you guys get second place? >> second place. >> all right, don and john are the winners. jdrf gets $20,000. chris and alysin, $10,000 for huntington's disease society of america. mike and brooke, $10,000 for mike rowe works. that's it. i want to thank all our players. thank our studio audience. thank you all for watching. have a great night. [ bells tolling ] ♪ >> we go up this beautiful mountain. this incredible town. it goes back to the 12th century. people trudge up the hill to the beautiful church to take the walk that michael corleone took. now and forever more it will be sort of "the godfather" theme park, where they're playing "the godfather" theme over and over. >> i think most thoughtful sicilians are disgusted by this. ♪

don/john. >> yeah! >> win. >> second place, baby. >> don/john are the winners. >> second place. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh. >> second place. >> second place. >> all right, don and john are the winners. jdrf gets $20,000. chris and alysin, $10,000 for huntington's disease society of america. mike and brooke, $10,000 for mike rowe works. thank our players. thank our studio audience. thank you all for watching. have a great night. >>> fuego. >>> fuego. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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. >> between don and john they n windon awi win. don and john are the winners. >> oh! >> second place. >> don and john are the winners. jdrf gets 2k4r0 s $20,000. >> and the slow clap begins. have that's right people. >> questionable slow clap. >> jdrf which is a great charity for diabetes gets $20,000. they do terrific work and we won. >> >> you set a high bar. you can now never lose. but also you know how we wanted to name the show "news balls"? that took news balls waging all your cash. >> you win. you win. >> that's crazy. thanks for joining us. >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >> hundreds of frustrated refugees breaking through police lines at the hungarian/serbian border. literally running for their lives. joining tens of thousands of others on a long and desperately difficult journey into western europe. and also this hour, schools are closed, one woman is in jail and two presidential candidates have come to town to meet with her and join the protest as gay marriage, god versus government, all of it boils down in

. >> i am not intimidated by the don-john. we can totally take them down. >> we have good teams. we will see. >> good teams with some attitude. you don't want to miss the showdown from comedy toss current events, actors to animal stars. test your tv knowledge with the "the cnn quiz though" tonight at 8:00 eastern and pacific. that will do it for me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts this weekend. slug slug >>> bernie sanders say feel the bern. is it possible hillary clinton might a need aloe? >>> this is the politics lead, hillary clinton talking like an underdog after bernie sanders surges to his largest lead yet. the signs the campaign is reacting while vice president biden looks closer than ever to capitalizing this changing race. >>> the world lead -- desperately seeking hope. the refugee crisis thousands fed up about sleeping in

> we're the team to beat. >> i'm not intimidated but the don john. we can take them down. >> we have good teams, we'll see. >> cnn quiz show, tv edition will be monday night at 8:00 eastern. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. only glucerna has carbsteady, diabetes, steady is exciting. clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. >>> approaching the bottom of the hour now. . they are looking for three men, two white, one black, and the officer's weapon was also recovered at the scene. it is unclear at this point if he was using that weapon or shot by his own weapon. let's go rosa flores who is in fox lake. what do we know about the new evidence? >> nighters are cal

like you said, i don' john, neaa million people here from all over the world. it's been 36 years where a pope has been in philadelphia. celebrating a mass where i am standing now. a moment certainly many will not fore get. >> it cleared out quarrel fixly at our platform -- -- fairly quickly at our platform. one of the things that jonathan mentioned was the calm that came over the mass. jennifer what, did you feel like to you out there? >> reporter: well, john, as i mentioned earlier, when the mass was going on, it was silent here. exempt when the choir was singing the crowd was singing. when the -- pope francis was breaker the crowd was praying, but they were listening so intently that you could hear only the sound coming from the stage of the papel mass. and i said it before, but it's worth repeating that for those -- for that hour and a half or so it was as if this was one large church under the sky. and you had people from different backgrounds, different countries, different religions there all coming together. to listen to pope francis give this historic m

u jtsign >> wt aut it john >> i thi actllyhe's don a real disservice to the liberty movement in my opinion. in america religion is a private matter, and if your job -- you have every right to practice a religion, but if your job entails that you sell an abortion pill or serve alcohol or shake hands with a member of the opposite set, you shouldn't have your job. it's the employer's job, you don't own it, and he or she doesn't have to accommodate you one bit. >> one of the biggest -- i think the egreejs things that happened is she went to jail for it. from her job, but -- >> she got fair warning from that. the judge was being reasonable and said your deputies can carry out the gay marriage licenses, and you can do the heterosexual marriage licenses, but it wasn't good enough for her. five deputies said they would issue licenses. her son objected, actually, and she said she just couldn't allow it to go on within her office, and i mean, she looks ike a campaign -- >> she could have stepped aside, and they could have worked it out. >> i think honestly it's god's plan that she went to jail and,

>> i think it's what don and john continue with. it's important to look ahead two years. that's the horizon over with-- which policy takes effect read of until a month or two ago i was thinking if they raise rates it makes some sense, but looking out with the steady employment gains and two years ahead we will probably be slightly over shoot. so, you would want the start the process now. i mean, this is small and gradual and they have plenty of time to reverse course or stop if things develop badly. i think now i-- moving away from that i would say it's not so much volatility in financial markets as the level of the stock markets around the world including the us is down five to 10% compared to where they were when they last met. then that has an effect on spending zero-- the dollars of about 2% across trade way spending and that's nontrivial. >> because as it acts-- >> export, which has been the biggest thing slowing us down this year. for all of these reasons it seems to be probably would be better to wait. in particular, given how the succession of over predictions of

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if you could write the script for the perfect don resignation -- john boehner resignation conference, that would be pretty much as. it was the perfect john boehner resignation. how this usually works is the lawmaker calls multiple people, warns 11 people, and it is a big production when it occurs. nobody over here know about it. john boehner relayed the story, and i've heard it number of people say that he found out two minutes before he walked into the private conference meeting and informed his lawmakers that this was something he did. went home, he thought about it, woke up this morning, he prayed about it, and decided that this was the right time. this is john boehner in the nutshell, and this is the way he and his team would want to go out. mark: speaker weiner did not anoint kevin mccarthy as his successor, but he did they he would be an excellent choice. is representative mccarthy at this point the likely successor? aids andking with lawmakers since this announcement, yes. kevin mccarthy has the ability to get people around him for a speakership run more than anybody else. the

. >> after eight nominations a and not winning for the role of don drape inner mad men, john ham finally got the call. >> this is first emmy win and 16th nomination for john ham. >> i want to thank the people, to whom i owe an incredible debt, people who in my life have gotten me here, my sisters and karen and jen, thank you, all very much, i would not be standing here without you. >> john has lost some weight. >> he still looks good. >> he sure does. >> by the way did you notice he thanked his ex-girl friend. >> jennifer westfelt. >> i know her name. >> sure you do. >> how long have they been together. >> twenty some years. >> like i said. >> you know, sue he went to missouri, missouri grad. >> geese, barf. >> thanks, mike. >> you know a great moment tracie morgan was on the show as a surprise guest, here he is. >> i'm honored to be here at the emmys. i'm honored to be here. it has been a long road back. i suffered a traumatic brain injury, that put me in a coma for eight days. i finally regained consciousness. i was just exited to learn that i was than the the the one who messed up. >>

thank you, john. thank you, alice. >> all right, thank you, don. have a great night. >> you as well. >> take care. >>> when we come back, you heard some hard-hitting claims during last night's debate. but was everything you heard the truth? we'll fact check the candidates next. become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. the human foot has always been good at... it's unleashing great power. the is performance line just got a power boost. introducing the lexus is 200 turbo and is 300 awd v6. the is line has never been... more powerful. once driven, there's no going back. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> the night after the

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don and john hate each other. >> no! >> they love each other! >> they had a fight before -- >> they sing songs together. here is the thing, you think she doesn't study enough. >> that's not true. she studies and yells at me for not preparing. i decided i will not prepare. i will go in and be brazenly stupid. >> good strategy. >> because you were both playing. everybody is playing for charity. you actually want to win. >> yeah. >> when you get things wrong she hits! she gets upset. >> i did. >> i will growl if need be. >> you can watch all the action tonight, guys. don't turn away. 8 p.m. eastern. >> it is rigged! rigged! >> they can bring the title hom home. >> firefighterers, we all know they go above and beyond the call of duty. they do it in a beautiful way to help save a marine's homecoming. it's the good stuff and then some. check it out after the break. mobile technology, inf but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling of being at the stadium. the mi

we'll have some reaction from don and sarah. we'll have discussion here and then we'll turn it to you. so, john. >> thanks, very much, john. appreciate to be here. we appreciate the support of the bipartisan policy center here. it has been in washington, d.c. over 30 years. it is one of many regional political science associations here in the united states. in capsa, as we would say, represents not just washington but maryland and virginia, stretching even into west virginia and pennsylvania. one of the things that we're doing, and i think it's illustrated here today, is to try to bring together the broader political science to die as practice in this community, which includes not just those of us with ph.d.s and people who have political sign experts and training and work in institutions like crs and other places. this was a really neat opportunity for us to put together a group of people that i think brings a real wealth of expertise, scholarly and otherwise, to this subject. the second thing we wanted to do with this event wa

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kates >> john katsimatides >> robert michael kaulfers >> don jerome kauth jr. >> hideya kawauchi >> edward t. keane >> richard m. keane >> lisa yvonne kearney-griffin >> karol ann keasler >> barbara a. keating >> paul hanlon keating >> leo russell keene iii >> chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller >> peter r. kellerman >> joseph p. kellett >> frederick h. kelley jr. >> james joseph kelly >> joseph a. kelly >> maurice p. kelly >> thomas richard kelly >> thomas michael kelly >> timothy colin kelly >> william hill kelly jr. >> robert clinton kennedy aenchts my -- and my cousin anna. we think of you with love today, but that is nothing new. we thought about you yesterday and days before that too. we think of you in silence. we often speak your name. now all we have are memories and your pictures in a frame. your memory is in our keepsake with which we'll never part. god has you in his keeping. we have you in our hearts. >> and my cousin and big brother. words can't express how i feel. we love you and miss you. god bless all that were lost today. we will never forget. >> thomas j. kenn

john, thank you very much. >> thanks, don. good night tonight. >> thank you. you, as well. have a good evenings. >>> now i want to turn to our top political story right now. donald trump's big reveal today, the tax plan that he says will turn our economy into a rocket. tux sat down with erin burnett to talk about it. >> if you look at what's going to happen with the economy, the economy will be absolutely like a rocket. it's going to go up. this is one of my predictions. this is what i'm good at. this is my wheel house. i think you're going to create tremendous numbers of jobs. part of this, and as you and i were discussing, i'm going to bring a lot of jobs back into the country because so many other countries have taken our jobs, thief they've taken our base, taken our manufacturing. we're going to couple that with this tax plan. we're going to have a company that is going to rocket again. i'm going put people to work. i'll be great for business and we're going to have an economy that really is going to be hot. >> you, will you pay more money? will it be millions and milli

after don trump said it, john kerry said it. >> tell him to go for another bike ride. maria: you're watching retailers next? >> indeed, two key retailers and that's ralph lauren and the gap, the preppy wear, the wild west wear of ralph lauren, he's stepping down in his role as chief executive. he has steven larson coming in the president of old navy. old navy is a subsidiary of the gap. polo ralph lauren gets a pop as he steps down from that role and ralph lauren up 4% and gap down 7%. maria: thank you so much. don't forget to start your day every weekday with nicole and lauren simoniety. catch it here before mornings with maria. it looks like it's going to be wet on the east coast. so that would be hurricane joaquin, we'll head to the weather center as soon as we get back. stays with us. so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amer

on the men's side, john hamm winning best actor as don draper and madmen. last week's selloff sparked by the fed's decision to keep interest rates unchanged. we are hitting highs of the session printout features up a hundred point. how can investors cash in on the decision not to move? nubian -- good to have you here. as they look at the futures this morning as we just spoke the dow futures up more than 100 points after the big friday's selloff following that said lack of moving on interest rates. it's tough to get agreed on the market. will they, won't they, do they want the hype? >> the fed has confused us. there's no question about it. they change the rules of the male take take a while to figure it out. we are still in the wake of the august correction in the damage was done to the market. we are healing from that. my guess is more volatility in both directions. you buy them when you're down and saw them when they are up is easy to say. focus on companies with positive free cash flow, companies that unit growth and don't require pricing power and i'm st

john ramos had to run hard to catch up with him. >> reporter: most days don is busy caring for his wife at their apartment in santa clara. don turned 100 years old last month. and on sunday, he did something interesting. for his age, he became the greatest track and field athlete ever. >> kind of a nice way to put it. i don't know if that's true or not. >> reporter: actually neither do i but nobody seems to be able to beat him. he has been competing in senior track meets since he was 70 and ten years ago, he showed mike sugerman how a 90-year-old man can shotput. he entered 890 events and has gold medals in all but five of them. of course, as he gets older the field narrows a bit. >> 100-year-old people don't pole vault and don't high jump and run. >> reporter: last weekend he did all that and set world records in five out of his six events. he says he says he can't practice pole vaulting so he missed. while this race doesn't look impressive the other guys running are 30 years younger than him. as he passes the finish line he is actually shattering the world record for his age group by

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>> i think it's what don started with and john continued with. you have to look ahead two years. up until a month or two ago, i was very much thinking, well, if they raised rates, that makes some sense. looking out as with the steady employment gains. you know, two years ahead, we will be slightly overview if this continues. you want to start the normalization process now. this is small, gradual. we have plenty of time to reverse course or stop if things develop badly. sit not so much volatility. they are down 5% to 10% that's noble. and then that has effects on spending. there's 2% basis. >> it acts as a breakdown. >> it is the biggest thing >> for obvious reasons, it seems to me probably it is better to wait. in particular, just one final appointment. given how the decision of overpredictions of growth has made and been disappointed for so long now. one or two years, fine. whatever this noise. but it's been so many years now. and under shooting inflation for so many years. >> they unpredicted the labor market. so there is this productivity puzzle. so they have been pessimistic

late show with stephen colbert and he welcomes inform ba star steph curry, ted cruz and performance by don henley. the laughs start at 11:35. >> pope francis arrives in philadelphia in less than five days. chopper three above saint john the baptist church in manayunk where a very large sign welcoming the pontiff hangs from the side of the building. that's beautiful. >>> nuns will be traveling here to philadelphia to see the pope are getting involved with helping a local school. >> charter plan in north philadelphia plans to build a new playground that will transform live for hundreds of students and the surrounding community. >> reporter: there are some 700 plus students here at antonia charter school and right now there is no outdoor space for them to play. you can see this large pot of dirt this will become a massive outdoor play ground. >> no, this isn't a classroom. it's the gym for some 709 students at antonio charter school. even though it's small, the kids here sure know how to make use of it. but let's be honest these guys and girls want to know where is the playground. >> on thurs

anyway, don lives on a farm, and he is author of a biography of the late senator john seven sinness, plowing a straight furrow, and stuart stevens, not sure how to describe stuart but political consultant nationally known, author of many books. stuart was too cheap to provide me with a copy of his book but i have a reader's copy. >>> it is "other lifetime of college football." on my right is my friend, former governor barbour, who is, as all of you know, firmer two-term goveor of mississippi, who is returned sort of to the private sector in washington and governor barbour is the author of america's great storm, leading through hurricane -- which we're coming up on the tenth anniversary of that. gentlemen, i would start off by asking each of you, and i recall state with k. c. if i can. we all have day jobs but we have all written now books. what inspired you to tackle this subject and do this book, if you could start off for us. >> thank you. curtis. well, as a high school and college student doing a good deal of movement in mississippi, i had watched aaron henry and felt compelled to

>> listen, don. he has a problem as soon as he starts backtracking. he doubled down on john mccain. hea he double downed after mexican comment. he double down after meg can kelly. he started to back down now. that's his kryptonite. >> dr. ben carson. soft-spoken. some say humble guy. not fighting back make him seem like the anti-trump. is that a winning strategy for him? >> well, certainly not working any other way. the thing is that trump is kicking the crutches out of everybody leaning on conventional wisdom. three scenarios. one is the conventional one which trump simply fade away and support support diminishes after all the gaffes. that is not happening. i don't think it will happen. i disagree about recent comments about carly fiorina. the reason he is going to get attacked by the super pacs, carly, others as being inconsist conservative for a number of things that. they don't care he is an inconsistent conservative. they like him because he is tlg a big one finger salute at washington. that's the message they want to send. he is the brash guy to do it. number two, is sat their

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he did an interview with john dickerson on "face the nation." we heard boehner spell out who some of the don servets are who led to the decision. here's part of that. >> the bible says beware of false prophets. there are people out there spreading noise about how much can get done. i mean, this whole idea that we're going to shut down the government to get rid of obamacare in 2013 just plain never had a chance. >> woodruff: so, tam remarks we hear at -- so, tamara, we hear what the speaker is saying. he's pretty blunt. kevin mccarthy confirmed he's running for speakership today. i think it will be different under his leadership. >> he's going to have the same problem pgh john boehner had which is, in the house, republicans can get what they want if they all agree with each other. otherwise, they're going to have to have democratic help. then it gets to the senate and they can't blast through a filibuster and then it would go through a democratic president and there's no way a democratic president will defund planned parenthood or defund obama ca

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his role as don drairp is one of th --don draper. he went the straight way instead of going up the stairs. he made an emotional speech as did viola davis who made history, becoming the first african-american actress to claim top honors for acting in a series. and it was a big night for tracy morgan. >> i miss you guys so much. last year jimmy kimmel said we'll see you back here next year, tracy morgan. well, jimmy, thanks to my amazing doctors and the support of my family, my beautiful new wife, i'm here. martha: it's been a long road for tracy morgan. he has experiments the last year recovering from head trauma and a broken leg suffered in a serious car zernt. >> donald trump is running for president to the delight of uncles everywhere. but i have got to say, sure, donald trump seems racist. what else? >> what a great honor it must be for you to honor me tonight. oh, wait. no, i'm so sorry. donald trump said that. i'm sorry. bill: you knew of that was coming. great for tracy morgan. he's going to host "snl." a brand-new whom after t

i love that conversation she had with don lemon. what an interesting thing in the political process. what great time for pope francis to be here. about the confluence of a man and moment and a message. he will be the first pope ever to address a joint session of congress. everybody wants to know what he's going to say. what will he not say. most importantly, how is he going to say it? we heard global warming at the top of his agenda. we will take you through our guesses at what it could be and once the pope is going to give his speech, you get full and an analysis all morning long. you will hearabout the attacks on rival candidates. is this a strategy that can take donald trump to the presidency? john and christine. >> we saw you get a wave from the pope yesterday, chris. >> i was blessed. see what happens in the next quiz show. >> you need all the help you can get. >> that's for sure. >> religious intervention to win the quiz show. >> all right. all right. >>> china's president meeting with president obama tonight. cyber attacks a

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nicole, back to you. >> don, champion we appreciate that report. thank you. talking about the pope francis visit here, and his past schedule i just hope he has sometime to rest, throughout all of it because it is certainly an exciting, line up of events. >>> we will toss it back to erika and see what is happening in the studio, good morning. >> reporter: we're hoping for better weather when pope arrives this morning, kyla, checking with our weather watchers, a little cool outside. >> it is cool, cloudy and good news is erika things are looking better to day for sunday then they were yesterday. they are moving in the right direction. let say good morning to the eyewitness weather watchers and we will start moving further south here, check out this one, 55 where delores is in newark and you cane she has got cloud there. very cloud think morning. the she's shrouded in crowd. we are all seeing cloud cover. and, lets look at this 60 where johnnies. he is in philadelphia also seeing that, cloud cover, brisk and damp for pope's first day in philadelphia. it is unfor

it started with this tweet, it's official, today, i start my campaign to get john ha manmm a emmy. it's time. he followed up with this, hey, i know neither of you are actuall. he asks the question so many have been wondering. sweeting, don draper is an iconic character, amazing construct of the "mad men" writers and jon hamm and never won an emmy? we'll see. this is jon hamm's eighth nomination on "mad men." is it time? >> eight? >> it's great. i know one person who thinks it's time. dylan dreyer, a huge "mad men" fan. >> i think the don draper twitter account has more followers than my account. he's not up against "breaking bad," so there's room for a win. that's where i stand on the whole thing. let's look at the weather across the country. it's going to feel a whole lot cooler than it has recently. chicago, it's only 51 degrees to start off the morning. high temperatures will get up to 70. fall-like day in the northeast. also going to be cooler than it has been all thanks to the cold front. the front is producing pockets of heavier rain through southern oklahoma. those storms wi

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toward those who don don't. >> his emphasis was a little different. he stressed different things, but no less radical than what this it pope is saying. >> as i'm looking at live pictures and seeing the pope reaching down, getting away from the pope mobile. i'm wondering about security. you wrote the book about john paul ii after the assassination attempt and when he came to the u.s. he listened to secret service and abided by the rules. how do you think it will play out? we hope everything will go. smoothly and he will kiss babies and inspire people around the world, but in terms of security, do you think the pope is going to play by the rules? >> so far he has not. and his natural inclination is to walk into crowds and kiss babies. he wants to be the people's pope. remember, popes are seen by more people than any other leaders in the world. john paul ii was seen by more people than anyone in the history of the world in person. and the same tradition goes on. he likes it. this is what he is -- that's why he's there is to carry this message. >> he said

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." >> this is the first emmy win and 16th nomination for john hamm. >> reporter: another first, john hamm, ninally scooping up an emmy for outstanding lead actor in a drama for his iconic role as the tortured done draper on "mad men" after seven previous losses. >> it's been a terrible mistake, clearly. >> reporter: hbo dominating with a whopping 43 victories. their fantasy series "game of thrones" being crowned best drama, beating out "mad men," defeating the "west wing" by winning more emmys in a single year than any other series. >> i miss you guys so much. >> reporter: surprising everyone, tracy morgan, marking his return by presenting best drama. his first time back on stage since that serious car accident last year that left him in a coma for eight days. morgan's fellow "saturday night live" alum andy sandburg rounding out another night of firsts, hosting the show for the first time. >> so good to see tracy morgan. he's a sight for sore eyes. >> that was a surprise to all of the audience. >> lots of great moments. we'll be talking about it coming up. >> i love andy sandburg. >>

john kasich also is doing well in here. so the so-called mainstream candidates, jeb bush is the only one that even hits six points. marco rubio, scott walker, they're nowhere to be found. can they come back from this? >> sure. you talk about this being the official start of the campaign. actually, i think we're a year away from the official start of the campaign. that is to say there is a long time to go. and they're going to be all kinds of ups and downs. right now donald trump and the others you mentioned are pretty much riding a crest. we're going to have to see if they can maintain their position. >> i know we have a long time to go, i'm still feeling myself wanting to write 2016 on checks because we talk about 2016 so much. i forget that we're still in 2015. bob, is the debate that's coming up, the one that's really going to help springboard candidates that have been hovering in those single digits, carly fiorina, john kasich that can help propel them as this new chapter of campaigning begins? >> carly fiorina was able

>> i think it's what don started with and john continued with. you have to look ahead two years. up until a month or two ago, i was very much thinking, well, if they raised rates, that makes some sense. looking out as with the steady employment gains. you know, two years ahead, we will be slightly overview if this continues. you want to start the normalization process now. this is small, gradual. we have plenty of time to reverse course or stop if things develop badly. sit not so much volatility. they are down 5% to 10% that's noble. and then that has effects on spending. there's 2% basis. >> it acts as a breakdown. >> it is the biggest thing >> for obvious reasons, it seems to me probably it is better to wait. in particular, just one final appointment. given how the decision of overpredictions of growth has made and been disappointed for so long now. one or two years, fine. whatever this noise. but it's been so many years now. and under shooting inflation for so many years. >> they unpredicted the labor market. so there is this productivity puzzle. so they have been pessimistic