mike: alec? alec: the biggest thing we have had to deal with is the loss of christopher evan welch, who played peter gregory. he was kind of the, cornerstone of season one. he was the guy richard ended up going with, financing-wise. that was a huge, huge hole to fill. and writing-wise, a challenge to figure out what the hell we're going to do with him. emily: he was terrific and i understand he is being replaced by a woman? mike: not necessarily replaced. his firm, she becomes the lead partner, this new character that was not in season one. played by suzanne cryer. but he is -- it is not necessarily one for one. we did not really think of it as you can replace him with anybody. but we had to write around that. this is -- second season is the story about what happens to a company. them going to the next level. emily: everybody wants to know, is there a good dick joke in this series? i mean, that is -- mike: there is at least one. i think it is a good one. emily: is it as dick joke-worthy as the on

and unfortunately now -- >> mike: indiana is so close. >> ed: they really are. >> mike: right on the edge of being a really good football team. >> ed: and michigan state can't quite run out the clock. with having one time-out, and because the clock was not back, they're not going to be able to quite run this out completely without a first down. but here's indiana down the stretch. it has been a brutal run here. ohio state, michigan state. they like ohio state. the question for indiana, can they get two wins down the stretch. i think they're better than maryland. i think they're better than purdue. if kevin wilson can get this team a little healthier during the bye week, get howard more healthy at running back, i think if they could hold together -- i'm not saying they're out of both games before that. i think they're both than both teams at the end and i think they will get -- >> mike: line of scrimmage. holmes, touchdown. indiana is just worn out up front. >> ed: nice confidence booster for the offensive line of michigan state. a good way to go into a bye week. you know you're going

-this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly attractive business model because it allows you to get paid once you perfect a concept. my big fat greek gyro only gets about $10,000 when they sign up a new franchise. in success, that fee could grow much higher. better still, each of your franchisees pay the owner a royalty on a monthly basis. that could be anywhere between 4% and 12% of your monthly sales. mike: right now we're making about $60,000, $65

. >> mike: ohio state on top of indiana, 34-20. and there's the man that has done the damage, ezekiel elliott, with a career-high r h rushing 234 yards just in the second half. this looks like one of the three games he finished the season last year. >> ed: his number kept going up every game against wisconsin, just over 200 against alabama, 220 and the championship game, 700 yards in the playoff run last year. >> mike: 266 for this game. this is hall on the return. and a scrum at the 21. >> ed: if first two runs was both fourth and short. indiana committed to the run. elliott able -- he's just got incredible speed for how big he is. another fourth and short. this one on their side of the field. getting a will it bit of a spark. this is a call that urban meyer made. they needed some type of spark. on this last one, a little bit of a hold on the edge by michael thomas, not too bad. but elliott, once again, outrunning the field. >> mike: you talked about him being a track athlete, he just won three sprints in the second half. diamont

. >> mike: it would be. >> ed: he's like, it's a high bar in our side of the league. >> mike: that's the only way you get to a playoff. great throw and great catch by hines. let's see how much clock goes off here. they were struggling going fast earlier. they are a huddle team. they do have a hurry-up offense like everyone does but have practiced it more recently as part of their regular offense. should have some comfort. nichols is the set back. brissett with the fake. rifles that one short. complete to the 44 yard line. they really can't afford the short passes now. they have to score two touchdowns and get the ball back from clemson when they get it. >> ed: at this point you score again -- >> mike: all-out blitz coming. brissett throws incomplete. intended for alston. flag down. that's going to be roughing the quarterback. that's a big 15 yards. the middle linebacker b.j. goodson. >> referee: roughing the passer. number 98. targeting. >> ed: targeting means he gets tossed. it goes to further review. let's see. first of all it's -- it was goodson, not dodd. >> mike: there is no for

. >> mike: ohio state on top of indiana, 34-20. and there's the man that has done the damage, ezekiel elliott, with a career-high rush rushing 234 yards just in the second half. this looks like one of the three games he finished the season last year. >> ed: his number kept going up every game against wisconsin, just over 200 against alabama, 220 and the championship game, 700 yards in the playoff run last year. >> mike: 266 for this game. this is hall on the return. and a scrum at the 21. >> ed: if first two runs was indiana committed to the run. elliott able -- he's just got incredible speed for how big he is. another fourth and short. this one on their side of the field. getting a will it bit of a spark. this is a call that urban meyer made. they needed some type of spark. on this last one, a little bit of a hold on the edge by michael thomas, not too bad. but elliott, once again, outrunning the field. >> mike: you talked about him being a track athlete, he just won three sprints in the second half. diamont trying to get to the o

mike huckabee: no. cathy: changing the culture is something that people have been trying to do since the time of jesus christ. mike huckabee: there have been several instances in the course of human history where great spiritual awakenings happen and people are becoming aware. they do become aware of their own sinful, evil nature. they recognize this is not an external fight, it is internal. it is a spiritual battle. cathy: that happens one person at a time. mike huckabee: it also happens when one person happens and another person and another person, the next thing you go, you have the great awakening that was the spiritual foundation to the american revolution. if there hadn't been the great awakening, there probably would not have been an american revolution. if you go through history and there hadn't been great movements spiritually, even in england, there wouldn't have been the abolition of slavery. there is always usually proceeding some great social change, there is usually some spiritual movement

and unfortunately now -- >> mike: indiana is so close. >> ed: they really are. >> mike: right on the edge of being a really good football team. >> ed: and michigan state can't quite run out the clock. with having one time-out, and because the clock was not running when they got the ball back, they're not going to be able to quite run this out completely without a first down. but here's indiana down the stretch. it has been a brutal run here. ohio state, michigan state. they like ohio state. the question for indiana, can they get two wins down the stretch. i think they're better than maryland. i think they're better than purdue. if kevin wilson can get this team a little healthier during the bye week, get howard more healthy at running back, i think if they could hold together -- i'm not saying they're out of both games before that. i think theye bot than bot they >> mike: line of scrimmage. holmes, touchdown. indiana is just worn out up front. >> ed: nice confidence booster for the offensive line of michigan state. a good way to go into a bye week. you know you're going to take some

not one. >> mike: no. >> ed: it's really impressive. >> mike: this ball is loose. it's still loose. and it looks like michigan state may have it at the 2. >> ed: michigan state trying to make up for the bad kick plays in the season in one quarter. >> mike: this must have been what it felt like on the "titanic." >> ed: let me go, let me get one. >> mike: can i throw one pass. >> ed: is that ball on the 2 yard line? i only need two for the record. >> mike: well, you have to feel bad right now for indiana. for everything that's just come apart here at the end after they played so well and so hard. and michigan state, they're going to get that bye week when they really need it to get howard to 100%, bringing this turn-around the way he had been at the beginning of the season. howard just -- >> ed: it really is impressive what mark dantonio has done here. and i know all the hype around jim harbaugh at michigan. and i don't know that going forward dantonio is going to win as much as he did and michigan state is going to win as much as they did against michigan with harbaugh there. but it'

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mike: i'm mike lynch. this week's high 5 takes us to milton where the town is wild r leadership isn't given. sera: northeastern university offering a deal on grad school for the siblings and parents of undergraduates there. starting in 2016, the 25% discount will be available. it's officially called the "lifetime learning membership." it's designed to prepare families for the ever-changing job market. the tuition break will apply to classes taken on campus and online. volunteers were out in needham yesterday to lend a helping hand to a man in need. frank: angelo terrazzino is a leukemia survivor. but he's recently had some major setbacks preventing him from getting around his home safely. so his daughter took to social media to ask for assistance. the "random smile" project stepped up to the plate. volunteers showed up to help build a ramp to the back entrance of his home. >> right now it's very difficult. somebody has to go over and pick him up and carry him out of the house. we'll take that out of the eq

. >> mike: ohio state on top of indiana, 34-20. and there's the man that has done the damage, ezekiel elliott, with a career-high r h rushing 234 yards just in the second half. this looks like one of the three games he finished the season last year. >> ed: his number kept going up every game against wisconsin, just over 200 against alabama, 220 and the championship game, 700 yards in the playoff run last year. >> mike: 266 for this game. this is hall on the return. and a scrum at the 21. >> ed: if first two runs was both fourth and short. indiana committed to the run. elliott able -- he's just got incredible speed for how big he is. another fourth and short. this one on their side of the field. getting a will it bit of a spark. this is a call that urban meyer made. they needed some type of spark. on this last one, a little bit of a hold on the edge by michael thomas, not too bad. but elliott, once again, outrunning the field. >> mike: you talked about him being a track athlete, he just won three sprints in the second half. diamont

. >> mike: ohio state on top of indiana, 34-20. and there's the man that has done the damage, ezekiel elliott, with a career-high rush rushing 234 yards just in the second half. this looks like one of the three games he finished the season last year. >> ed: his number kept going up every game against wisconsin, just over 200 against alabama, 220 and the championship game, 700 yards in the playoff run last year. this is hall on the return. and a scrum at the 21. >> ed: if first two runs was both fourth and short. indiana committed to the run. elliott able -- he's just got incredible speed for how big he is. another fourth and short. this one on their side of the field. getting a will it bit of a spark. this is a call that urban meyer made. they needed some type of spark. on this last one, a little bit of a hold on the edge by michael thomas, not too bad. but elliott, once again, outrunning the field. >> mike: you talked about him being a track athlete, he just won three sprints in the second half. diamont trying to get to the outsid

. >> mike: ohio state on top of indiana, 34-20. and there's the man that has done the damage, ezekiel elliott, with a career-high rush rushing 234 yards just in the second half. this looks like one of the three games he finished the season last year. >> ed: his number kept going up every game against wisconsin, just over 200 against alabama, 220 and the championship game, 700 yards in the playoff run last year. >> mike: 266 for this game. and a scrum at the 21. >> ed: if first two runs was both fourth and short. indiana committed to the run. elliott able -- he's just got incredible speed for how big he is. another fourth and short. this one on their side of the field. getting a will it bit of a spark. this is a call that urban meyer made. they needed some type of spark. on this last one, a little bit of a hold on the edge by michael thomas, not too bad. but elliott, once again, outrunning the field. >> mike: you talked about him being a track athlete, he just won three sprints in the second half. diamont trying to get to the outsid

not one. >> mike: no. >> ed: it's really impressive. >> mike: this ball is loose. it's still loose. and it looks like michigan state may have it at the 2. >> ed: michigan state trying to make up for the bad kick plays in the season in one quarter. >> mike: this must have been what it felt like on the "titanic." >> ed: let me go, let me get one. >> mike: can i throw one pass. >> ed: is that ball on the 2 yard line? i only need two for the record. >> mike: well, you have to feel bad right now for indiana. for everything that's just come apart here at the end after they played so well and so hard. and michigan state, they're going to get that bye week when they really need it to get howard to 100%, bringing this turn-around the way he had been at the beginning of the season. howard just -- >> ed: it really is impressive what mark dantonio has done here. and i know all the hype around jim harbaugh at michigan. and i don't know that going forward dantonio is going to win as much as he did and michigan state is going to win as much as they did against michigan with harbaugh there. but it'

not one. >> mike: no. >> ed: it's really impressive. >> mike: this ball is loose. it's still loose. and it looks like michigan state may have it at the 2. >> ed: michigan state trying to make up for the bad kick plays in the season in one quarter. >> mike: this must have been what it felt like on the "titanic." one. >> mike: can i throw one pass. >> ed: is that ball on the 2 yard line? i only need two for the record. >> mike: well, you have to feel bad right now for indiana. apart here at the end after they played so well and so hard. and michigan state, they're going to get that bye week when they really need it to get howard to 100%, bringing this turn-around the way he had been at the beginning of the season. howard just -- >> ed: it really is impressive what mark dantonio has done here. and i know all the hype around jim harbaugh at michigan. and i don't know that going forward dantonio is going to win as much as he did and michigan state is going to win as much as they did against michigan with harbaugh there. but it's not like it's going to go the other way. >> mike: no, it wo

sakes. >> mike: two big reasons right there. he's a good coach with a good program and he married into the wrong family. dontre wilson is deep as indiana has pulled to within a touchdown again, a booming kick out of bounds. tonight, a pair of undefeated and ranked teams meet for the first time since 1977. notre dame and clemson, saturday night football presented by wells fargo on abc and streaming live on watch espn. this is the third time in four years that the irish have started 4-0. >> ed: and despite a bevy of injuries, lost their starting running back, their starting quarterback malik zaire. i still think they have enough to watch clemson in that rain today. >> mike: watch the kid fuller. >> ed: now to me, this is a huge drive for ohio state. start of conference play, can you melt this clock and get out of here with a win. >> mike: elliott, flag is down. elliott breaks contain again, ezekiel elliott, his third huge run of the day! touchdown pending the flag. 75 yards. what is the call? touchdown, offside, indiana. by the ro

our officiating expert mike carey. mike, what did you see on this play? mike: i see very much what you do. the receiver bobbles the ball while he's in the air but gains clear control, gets his knee down then the elbow down inbounds, maintains control as he roll is around when he hits the ground. if i'm in the booth, i reverse this to a catch at the 1-yard line. steve t.: steve beuerlein and i are discussing it. i'm with you, mike but he thinks as he rolls over on his back he loses it. one hand comes off but i still think his right hand has control of that football. mike: i'm with you, steve. number two steve. his hand comes off but the other hand remains firm on the ball. referee: after removing the play, the call on the field is reversed. the receiver had presentation possession and his left arm was inbounds at the half-yard line. first and goal at the half-yard line. andrew: mike carey, thank you very much. first time this season mike pettine has won a challenge and what a challenge it was. first and goal from the half-yard line. steve b.: now mike pett

mike: we may just do that. the highs today, upper 60' s, a few mid 60' s. 70 showing up to the west. that is the air moving in tomorrow. tonight, it is relatively cool. boston, 57. the temperature is really warm up. a lot of warm air sitting to the west. things will warm up. first, we have to contend with tonight. there are no clouds to speak of. the huge we build up today is escaping into the atmosphere. lows tonight will drop off, 50 in the cities, 40 in the suburbs. last night, temperatures dropped into the 30' s. tomorrow, it is a day of with the sunshine, we start mild. we will warm up into the 70' s tomorrow. well into the 70' s inland. we could see pushing 78 degrees. looking beautiful. as with all good things, it must come to an end. i am tracking a system to the west and another one that will slide our way tuesday. it means rain, cooler temperatures. the timeline on their arrival is coming up in a few minutes. reid: the patriots with a statement victory. running back dion lewis, dodging and weaving and

coming up, tom and mike will be joined by tom perez. ♪ mike: welcome back. tom is with us from boston today. we are discussing the jobs report for the month of september which surprised everybody. 142,000 jobs created, 60,000 taken away from august. we thought that would be revised higher. the unemployment rate unchanged in earnings and changed. fed funds futures a push that the idea of a fed rate move until march. we've been joined today by peter fisher from blackrock. we thank you for coming in today and being with us. he is the investment institute in your director, but you were at one point a senior official at the federal reserve bank of new york. i have to ask you the fed was russell defended -- threshold dependent, then time-dependent, then data dependent which is where we are right now. why can't they make up their mind on what they want to do? you said they were late and moving. why are they not moving? >> they started on a bad qe, the forward path, the calendar and they are trying to move their data -- their way back to data dependency. i think the

mike: are you having fun? >> we are having fun and we are on the outside and have room to grow and improve. we are hoping to get to the playoffs. mike: they are making believers out of the folks in town and >> we are ranked top 10 in the state now and before we would not even imagined a 500 season. >> think it' s pretty exciting a lot more people are coming to the games. mike: wildcats not only play winning football, but exciting football and it is contagious. currently there are 95 young men in the program, which is surging in popularity. >> it is amazing the energy we are giving off right now. now. attitude. hear them rower. we support -- we salute the milton high school football team as this week' s -- >> [crowd cheering in discernibly] mike: can feel the energy through this green. and it should be a special night down at milton. this is a fun team to watch. ed: did you say 35 years? mike: this is the 31st. this instance. newscenter 5 at 11, battle against breast cancer. weapon in the fight? how two boston

mike: right. the second thing we have to convince him of is the people he is back for a long time, the alawites, will have a future in syria. if you look at iraq and the people who used to run iraq, the sunnis, and how they are seen today, it will take some convincing that the alawites will have a future. that is why we need a lebanese-style government. the president is one group, prime minister another, head of military a third. charlie: charlie: looking at this moment, is isis winning or losing? mike: the way i think about it, charlie, if you look at what isis said its goals were to have an islamic caliphate in a large chunk of the middle east, parts of jordan, israel, saudi arabia. they're great expansion from a year and a half ago, the great expansion has been stopped. they are no longer expanding. they been stopped by the shia militia. they have been stopped by the kurds. they have been stopped by american air power. their expansion has been stopped. we have not pushed them back significantly

mike: are we there? ray: no, not yet but we are closer to being there and some countries like europe, they are there. what happens is, what are you going to buy in the way of the bonds? we are very close to there. that is why you need more currency depreciation. in other words, the effectiveness in japan is there. the effectiveness of monetary policy that comes through the currency. when the person who is receiving that cash for selling their bonds has to do something, and they are in different between cash and that other asset. there is a pressure to move it out of the country. if you look at us we have very , high rates. in comparison to those in europe and japan. it comes to the currency. you have to have currency moves. that is the environment we are in. tom: we have a presidential debate, we don't need to get into republican and democrat. this nation, too many people, is flat on its back. they want productivity. the smartest thing in your work is the mystery of going from non-efficiency or inefficie

mike wankum is here, and mike, we are talking about foss advisory? -- frost advisory? mike: there may be frost in the western part of the state. it is going to be chilly out there. high-pressure is in control. there are clouds that will try to come here tonight. that is preventing our temperature from really bottoming out. even so, we will be seeing 40' s in the city and spotty 30' s. with that, the national weather service has issued this. if you want to keep your flowers, cover them up, because it will be chilly. we start cold, maybe clouds in the morning, but look at what happens at the temperatures. we are in the mid 60' s. some of you may flirt with mid 70' s. i will show you more at the bob: tonight, boston police is releasing surveillance video of a suspect in a sexual assault. it happened in the area of dorchester avenue and harbor view street late last month. the victim says she was robbed at knife-point, then sexually assaulted. police say the suspect has a distinctive gait as he walks her dog' s -- jobs -- jogs, and that could help identify him. also, camera

mike: slow growth worldwide. we bring our heads about that but we are seeing things improve around the world. vonnie: the morning must-read from michael mckee. investors are anxiously awaiting the monthly jobs report. we will bring your preview next. this is bloomberg "surveillance" on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your phone and bloomberg.com. ♪ mike: we're watching the hurricane morning on bloomberg "surveillance" mckee with vonnie quinn and jon ferro. our top headlines. this morning, jumped up for it may show whether the fed is gathering enough speed for a lift off. we will get to september employment figures at 8:30. the latest forecast shows the economy added 201,000 jobs. the fed has said the strength of the labor market is a major factor in deciding when to raise interest rate. the east coast may dodge a bullet with hurricane joaquin. it's pounding lightly populated parts of the bahamas. there are no reports of deaths or injuries. the national hurricane center has shifted its projected

mike joins us with more. mike: the timing was interesting. in a luminance one single day of speculation or john farrell will return as manager of the red sox next season -- it eliminates a single day was speculation. he was diagnosed with stage i lymphoma. he competed -- completed therapy as an insurance policy, the red sox gave the interim manager a two extension. also, the red sox season just concluded. this was the farewell game. you do not want to miss it. we will have that in sports. ed: the hero on the mend. how the men who risked his life in the organ shootings is doing tonight. a while moose chase. t a quiet sunday morning that simon became action-packed. joaquin still spinning in the atlantic. how impact will track -- we will track when it moves closer to at 6:00. ed: president obama paying tribute to firefighters killed he spoke in maryland honoring 84 firefighters are were killed on the job in 2014. he says those being honored are indeed heroes. president obama: we reaffirm as a nation we must work to prevent fires and we must give

mike haddad has a preview. there is someone behind you! mike: where are they? it is a scary place. joining me now is the owner, bruce perkins, and also a character to talk about this place. thanks for joining us tonight. who is your friend here? >> a hobgoblin. he hangs around. he likes to meet everybody. mike: how many characters did you have wandering around scaring people? >> between 15 and 40 or so, depending on the night. we started this 20 years ago. i got married on halloween. that is where it started. we had a little thing in the backyard. mike: when people pay to get in, some of the proceeds go to charity. >> we give to the thanksgiving boys fund and christmas funds around here. mike: that is terrific. tell me the hours of operation. when do you open? sunday' s 7:00 to 9:00 and next week 7 to whenever. mike: can you get me out of this place? >> you are on your own, pal. mike: i better start right now. it is time for the weather. i think there is some chilly air [laughter] s right. it is going to be chillier. you. look at these live luxe. look at the sunset. most of us seei

mike woods in the mid- 70s. mike woods has the forecast. >> kerry: conviction overturned. a man jet for 25 years has been released on bail. >> ben: the search continued for two men wanted for shooting in brooklyn that left a father dead. witnesses say he was they were trying to stop them from breaking into cars. >> kerry: the yankee season is officially over. they lost to to the astros and the wild card game. >> ben: wednesday morning. >> kerry: i'm carrying for juliet. thanks for being with us. >> ben: let's check in with weather with mike. >> mike: it's been pretty nice. october is a decent month for us here. toward the end of it you can feel it. halloween, you never know what you'll get. here's what we have this morning, bus stop forecast. a lot of sunshine coming up. i just upped out, moon is up right now. another hour before sun comes up. morning temperature around 57 degrees. should be nice and warm this afternoon. you probably don't need much in terms of keeping comfortable today. 59 is current is current in central park, 60 in newark, 54 in monticello. some clouds

mike: i'm mike lynch. this week's high 5 takes us to milton where the town is wild about the for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. i had no idea snhu had this amazing campus. r even the walk to class is amazing. r i love the sense of community. r people actually hold the doors open for you here. r all my professors really know who i am here. r they genuinely want you to succeed. r i've made so many friends here. r friends i know i'll have for life. snhu is the place for me. sera: volunteers were out in needham yesterday to lend a helping hand to a man in need. frank: angelo terrazzino is a leukemia survivor. but he's recently had some major setbacks preventing him from getting around his home safely. so his daughter took to social media to ask for assistance. the "random smile" project stepped up to the plate. volunteers sh

proud of mike bercovici and mike norvell. we struggled offensively but i believe in him. we're back on track where we want to be. proud of the guys, proud of coach norvell and the players. >> molly: congrats, coach. >> thank you. >> gus: joel, coach graham has a reason to be proud of his team. they fought tonight from the very beginning. it started with the safety. it started with their defense. >> joel: their defense early gave them a chance. it was sloppy for both offenses in the first quarter, in particular in the first half. the defense stopping paul perkins in the run game. in the second half it was about mike bercovici. his character was pressed upon the entire team. that is the mark of a great leader and a great quarterback. when you look at the crunch time, the third quarter, the third down situations, bercovici was time and time again stepping up and making plays. >> gus: let's take a look at the highlights. >> joel: start with the zone read. that hadn't shown that all year and all game. they come out running with the quarterback. that got the outside opened up b

mike: let's get to the business/. vonnie: general motors and the auto workers have averted a potential's strike. they reached a deal that will provide races across the board. uaw members will vote on the deal this week. the union wanted a richard neal than the one it got earlier this month. regained its has global sales lead over volkswagen. it sold 7.5 million of vehicles. vw is bracing for consumer reactions to that scandal. mayswagen's investigation have turned a blind eye to the fake tests. this is according to the new york times. some managers may share lame. they knew about the test and fairly -- failed to take action. francine: now to a bloomberg exclusive. there is a deepening immigration crisis. the migrant crisis came to another political scout -- scalp. let's get to rome. he is the italian foreign affairs minister. thank you for speaking with surveillance. how concerned are you that this crisis will stifle moderate politicians? that politics in europe will become more extreme? paolo: the crisis is there. i

mike: we do. if you look at what is going on in europe, their key challeng e is the massive output gap. we could debate -- and it is a close call on december -- but you can see that domestic demand is holding up reasonably well. in europe, you don't have that. we would subscribe to the view that they would have to do more to try and get inflation up. jonathan: can we retest the position, the crisis of where we were in the spring and the bond market? if so, is it in germany, italy, or spain? will i suspect that you see traders be reasonably warey, simply because the violence -- if you look at what is going on, ten-year bond yields have them stuck around 55, 60 basis points through the fed induced volatility. i suspect what you will see is relatively stable european bond yields, and the volatility will come out of the u.s., where you have this uncertainty. jonathan: mike amey stays with us. coming up, volkswagen. the next enron? we take a look at their latest speedbump. >> i talked to some of our de

proud of mike bercovici and mike we struggled offensively but i believe in him. we're back on track where we want to be. proud of the guys, proud of coach norvell and the players. >> molly: congrats, coach. >> thank you. >> gus: joel, coach graham has a reason to be proud of his team. they fought tonight from the very beginning. it started with the safety. it started with their defense. >> joel: their defense early gave them a chance. it was sloppy for both offenses in the first quarter, in particular in the first half. the defense stopping paul perkins in the run game. in the second half it was about mike bercovici. his character was pressed upon the entire team. that is the mark of a great leader and a great quarterback. when you look at the crunch time, the third quarter, the third down situations, bercovici was time and time again stepping >> gus: let's take a look at the highlights. >> joel: start with the zone read. that hadn't shown that all year and all game. they come out running with the quarterback. that got the outside opened up behind the linebackers

mike: they do it all the time. ed: that's what i thought. p p i have this recurring dream p p where i actually enjoy flying r r there's plenty of room t t to stretch out v r r i never get bored r and i just feel welcome... p p then it's back to reality. r r c'mon, being treated with dignity? t t yeah, right. v v ed: this is new tonight, some building implosions are just a little more entertaining than others. this is a pretty good one in des moines. what you're watching is that city's old ymca building that fell down in one fell swoop. they pushed the button at 7:00 and it's done. we give the demolition team an extra point for the burst of flame that kicked things off. it was a pretty good look. you got what, a little over a half hour ago. there is still time for you to enjoy a taco on national taco day and doesn't that sound just appetizing right now. hard shell or soft, meat or vegetarian, millions of americans enjoy tacos every day. last year alone, the u.s. consumed 4.5 billion tacos according to the national t

let's go over to mike for the weather. >> mike: i saw him last night. exactly. >> juliet: are you trying to get me jealous? i bet he was really well behaved, unlike here. you are right. let's get you going and show you what is happening. it is going to be a warm one compared to yesterday, even warmer than this. seven it was your high in central park, 68 in 68 in bridgeport and 64 was in montauk. out in central park right now is south, southwest went around three mph. your temperature is 52 in new is 52 and new work, 66 in central park, 57 in montauk, providence and new entre e at long island. we have a frontal boundary that has dragged down midway into new york. it is not going to sink much it out. an area of low pressure and a warm front and cold front will sweep to the tri-state region sometime tomorrow afternoon and evening. that does not bring as much for rainfall but it will have cooler air behind it so that will be the main weather change coming at us for the next couple of days. today is sunny and warm with a high of 74 . 74 tomorrow with clouds

mike w.: 36 hours. heather: bermuda. mike w.: the heat is coming back. boy, this morning, i want to show you the morning lows, compare them to the morning tomorrow morning. you thought this morning was chilly, tomorrow morning will be even colder. what makes it feel so much colder, last monday to today, we're talking a 30-degree difference in the high temperatures. that's a big turnaround, that's why it's been such a shock to the system. here were the high temperatures today. worcester, only 40 degrees for a high temperature today, you look up at keene, only 37 degrees for a high temperature. those are winter-like october. this is really unusual. we're going to warm things up quickly on tuesday. 36 degrees right now, northwesterly winds, 10 miles per hour, but the wind chill index makes it feel like it's 28 degrees outside. heading to the bus tomorrow morning, make sure you have some admit tens with you, a cold start of the day. the winds are out of the northwest, but not as strong as they were earlier today. the thing about tomorrow, the today. the temp

let's check in with mike haddad mike? mike: yes, it's eerily mild out here, we're in kensington. joining me now, the owner of this haunted haven, jeff display here. tell us all about it. >> well, we've been heavily decorating for about 12 years now, and it's a passion, it's a love of ours, the whole family enjoys it. we do it for the public, we want to instill memories of people so this is what it's all about, we buy the decorations, set them up and away we go, we have a blast with it, we love it. mike: how long has it taken you to set up this display? >> this takes me a couple months to set up. i would like to have about three months ideally. twisty! no, no, no! mike: we've got a clown that seems a little bit out of sorts here. >> could someone feed him, please? mike: but it takes you a long time to get this all going. >> absolutely. if i had six months it could be perfect, but we'll deal with the time we have and hopefully everyone enjoys it and appreciates it. mike: and it is free to the public, because even though you're not commercial yet, people can stop by and take part in

i think it was well done right there by mike reilly. that's a great use of your three timeouts, regardless of what happens on that kick. you have a minute 30 to try to make something happen, regardless of what you need. >> that's an issue last week. 3rd down and 7. clock was stopped. you want to keep it moving instead of run him. armstrong handled the play call, it's a run. keep more time on the clock. for the lead, the brazilian born andbred kicker. trying -- off the uprights. a heart wrenching miss. and now wisconsin trailing by one with all three timeouts remaining. their defense needs to stiffen. this was a miss. >> well, mike reilly, as we've said, this team needs something. they need concrete evidence that it works. >> i don't know the goal posts are made of concrete. but that might be right there for them. but armstrong needs to make something happen. this one is not done yet. >> a minute 26 left. wisconsin needs stopped. they make the cross. there is a stop right there and quickly a timeout with 1:21 left. >> you are not going t

mike mccoy not happy. steve b.: that's what mike mccoy is upset about. andrew: and mike mccoy not happy. he thought it was fourth and long. instead it's third and 19. steve t.: they're going to talk about it right now. andrew: while they talk about it. let's go back to new york and our officiating expert mike carey. how do you see this? mike: there are two fouls. the holding is a leave ball foul and decline that and the dead ball foul is accepted, the count -- the down rule is over to fourth down. and should be a fourth down play. steve b.: that's exactly what i thought. jack del rio, that's what mike mccoy is -- steve t.: that's what jerome boger explained when he first announced and jack del rio got his attention and seems to have affected that decision. mike: the ball is dead at this point. the hold already happened and now we have the dead ball altercation. so the down is over. so that dead ball foul will be enforced and the down will count should be the fourth. referee: third down. andrew: that is very, very confusing. and if i'm mike mccoy, i'm ver

joining me from washington, mike allen. mike, how did hillary clinton do today? >> well, charlie, hillary did fantastically. first, congratulations on the walter cronkite award for excellence in journalism. charlie, you had such a memorable line in your acceptance speech that i passed around to our colleagues when you said you wake up in the morning and say, what is my adventure going to be if questions have been my best friend and my power, curiosity, such a great message for all journalists. >> rose: we also emphasize writing, too, as you and dickerson have done for most of your adult life. remembering charles carrolt who said when we see a writer among cbs we stand up and salute him or her. turning to hillary and her much-anticipated testimony today, how did she do? >> she did fantastically. her campaign, colleagues and allies very excited. what she did was very smart. she took almost a rope a dope strategy. she we wanted in, was classic, polished and her basic demeanor and approach was if you want to ask me these questions for the eighth time, i will answer t

jean: thanks, mike. calling hours begin at 6:00 tonight for a spaulding high school senior who died from a suspected drug voafer dose. 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead saturday in a motel room where she was staying with her mother and mother's boyfriend. jennifer crompton joins us from our seacoast bureau with how some of her classmates are planning a vigil in her honor. reporter: we can only imagine how difficult a week it's been for family, friends and school community. the exact cause of death won't be determined until the results of toxicology tests are back, but that will come soon enough. her classmates are planning this vigil to grieve together and honor her memory. fellow seniors have it a memory card in eve tarmey's honor. it was just last friday, the day before she died, that she gathered with them all at spaulding high school for a class picture. >> you could definitely tell something was wrong, and i don't know, it's just heartbreaking because you just witnessed such a sweet and beautifu

mike, thank you. i love being on a panel withan mike peters. then, katrina was another big story in the bush administration i will end with this one. i should end with a laugh, but seven deadly sins of the meltdown. envy, gluttony, sloth, greed an. wrath and it's kind of hard toti see because of the color. intricate artwork you are missing out on, that this envious woman is looking at this bigger house and she will get a home equity line of credit and say with this guy who is buying a plasma tv in an rv and then slots is a politician, bureaucrat, regulators, regulators and they are asleep at the switch and then there isg pride with both parties saying, don't blame us and then there is read and lust that was so rampant on wall street and then. the wrath, the angry people who lost their 4o1 kays. sometimes you do a cartoon-- cartoon and everything falls together and those are the good days when things kind of fall in place. thank u. my bush cartoons. thank you. l'splause]. >> wait a minute. i am not starting yet. >> i have my timer. >> not yet.t'

mike cronin, wmur news 9. jamie: counselors will be on hand tomorrow at spaulding high school in rochester after a student died this weekend. police are investigating the death as an apparent drug overdose, but an autopsy will determine the same cause of death. in the meantime, drug prevention specialists are highlighting the importance of families addressing substance abuse with their children at an early age. >> it would be wonderful if parents of younger children would come just when they started noticing things that, maybe they' re smoking cigarettes, pot, skipping school or not making their job. they' ve got a gut feeling of worry. mike: there are several support groups across the state for families dealing with substance abuse. head to wmur.com for more information. in vermont, federal agents seized 88 pounds of heroin, the drugs destined for burlington. a federal agent disguised as a courier delivered a package outside a restaurant and took a 33-year-old guatemalan man into custody or the shipment was d

mike joining us now. mike: everybody has got a smile on their face after a day like today. 68 degrees. tomorrow might be warmer. satellite -- absolutely nothing. crystal clear. it is going to stay that way. i want to show you what the temperatures are like out to the west. minneapolis is 85. sioux city at 90. the central plains. guess which way it is headed. first, we have to contend with tonight. not quite as chilly as last night but a lot of temperatures into the 40' s and 50' s out there. but tomorrow, we rebound wall-to-wall sunshine. we start warming things up. i think in the city of boston we are at 72 degrees. that is not even a warm spot. the warm spot may be in land where we climb into the mid to upper 70' s. we will talk more about that as well as a cool down later this week. i will show you how chilly it is going to get it reid: investigators in quincy still trying to determine exactly how a fake and building went up in flames overnight. morning at the old suns of lebanon whole. the fire marsha