that's stephanie smith. she helped plan this day. (stephanie smith) "just did a mass rescue evacuation of death row dogs in new mexico." (nats) yes, death row dogs. (stephanie smith) "in new mexico, they typically only have three days to be saved. so as you can imagine, it's pretty tough over there to be a pet." (nats) smith says shelters in new mexico are simply overwhelmed with pets. (christina owens) "they're euthanized, and taken out in black garbage bags, and taken to t t landfill." she says many people simply don't understand the importance of spaying and neutering their pets... (nats) making days like this part of a neverending cycle. (christina owens) "we take out 50, 50 more come in the next day. these guys? they have no voices. (gets emotional) they have no one to help them. some of them have never even felt a human hand, other than to be mean to them." but these dogs have little to worry about. many are now getting their first taste of freedom and some are a little eager to start their new lives. (nats) these animals aren'

that's stephanie smith. she helped plan this day. (stephanan smith) "just did a a mass rescue evacaction of death row dogs in new mexico." (nats) yes, death row dogs. (stephanie smith) "inew mexi, they typically only have three days to be saved. so as you can imagine, it's pretty tough over there to be a pet." (nats) smith says shelters in new mexico are simply overwhelmed with pets. (christina owens) "they're euthanized, and taken out in black garbage bags, and taken to the landfill." she says many people simply don't understand the importance of aying and neutering their pets... (nats) making days like this part of a neverending cycle. (christina owens) "we take out 50, 50 more come in the next day. these guys? they have no voices. (gets emotional) they have no one to help them. some of them have never even felt a human hand, other than to o mean to them." but these dogs have little to worry about. many are now getting their first taste of freedom and some are a little eager to start their new lives. (nats) these animals aren't eve

that's stephanie smith. she helped plan this day. (stephanie smith) "just did a mass rescue evacuation of death row dogs in new mexico." (nats) yes, death row dogs. (stephanie smith) "in new mexico, they typically only have three days to be saved. so as you can imagine, it's pretty tough over there to be a pet." (nats) smith says shelters in new mexico are simply overwhelmed with pets. (christina owens) "they're euthanized, and taken out in black garbage bagsgs and taken to t t landfill." she says many people simply don't understand the importance of spaying and neutering their pets... (nats) making days like this part of a neverending cycle. (christina owens) "we take out 50, 50 more come in the next day. these guys? they have no voices. (gets emotional) they have no one to help t tm. some of them have never even felt a human hand, other than to be mean to them." but these dogs have little to worry about. many are now getting their first taste of freedom and some are a little eager to start their new lives. (nats) these animals aren

stephanie smith who works for a pest control company says if the exterminations happening after hours, there's no need to worry. >> as long as, you know, they happy with the school's response. >> very pumped. they took care of the issue right away. >> reporter: while others hadn't heard about it until we heard them. >> that's the first time i'm hearing about it. yeah, it is, that's very unusual. wow. >> reporter: now parents are encouraged to contact a doctor with any health concerns. we reached out to school and district officials today. our calls and e-mails were not returned. live in deptford township, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> trish, thank you. >>> philadelphia police are asking for the public's help identifying two men who broke into a home in olney earlier this morning. this is surveillance video from a house along the 900 block of godfrey avenue. one of the suspects checks to see if someone was home. when the coast was clear, the second suspect broke in through a back window, then unlocked the front door. the thieves left way flat screen tv. still not clear if t

we found stephanie smith who works for a pest control company. she says the key to getting rid of bed bugs is heat. >> it's not a cleanliness issue. it's the heat of the washer and drier that's going to kill them. they don't care if you're clean or dirty. >> reporter: the school says maintenance staff will continue to inspect the school and exterminate as needed andeny encourage parents to call a doctor with any health concerns. parents are also urged to call a pest control company if they see bed bugs at home. charles walker wasn't concerned about sending his daughter to school after hearing about the bugs. >> they know what they have to do, you know. they know there's thousands of people that would be here going crazy if anything didn't get taken care of. >> reporter: we reached out to school and district officials. our calls and e-mails were not returned. live in deptford township, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> trish thank you. >>> police in berks county say a father not only encouraged his young son to attack another student he al

stephanie: happy tuesday morning. it is our second day on bloomberg "go." i'm stephanie ruhle. david: welcome. the most: this is influential conference. let's break down the interviews. jeff smith. that's break it down. bob dry filled, we have

but i like to offset that so use a sweeter apple with the granny smith in any of your pies and tarts and like a red delicious and you will have a couple of different flavor dynamics. i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >>> it's for one night only and only fitting on halloween. two people brave enough can win the chance to sleep with skull- lined tunnels at the paris catacombs. the offer from "airbnb" would let you sleep with the remains of up to 6 million people who were buried there during the 18th and 19th centuries. how fun. the winners get a private tour, a dinner and a storyteller, along with their own private overnight suite. you think you're up for it, check out the listing. but no later than october 20. >> that's not for me. >> okay. >>> let's get over to jill schlesinger now with today's jobs report. >>> reporter: in the u.s., women now own 30% of all businesses. that number is growing fast. minority women in particular are starting companies at an impressive rate. the number of companies owned by black women grew by 322% between 1997 and 2015. latino owned comp

right now, we will be speaking to buffalo wild wings's ceo sally smith. whether chicken is too expensive. mexicositting down with secretary of foreign relations. ♪ julie: welcome back to "bloomberg ." time warner cable says new internet customers boosted the bottom line in the third court. seven cents better than targets. they are waiting for regulators to ok a takeover by charter communications. ricin will offer -- verizon will salineew gadgets, using their technology instead of wi-fi or bluetooth connections. -- cellular technology. goldman sachs must pay $50 million to settle charges in new york state. --k employees and schemed that is the latest bloomberg business/. -- bloomberg business flash. paypal, that company missing third-quarter operating profit coming out at $330 million. we were looking for $109 million more. shares down 5% in the premarket. the ceo defending his try juicing the company is -- defending his strategy. go pro missing its fourth-quarter outlook by a mile saying it will make as much as were lookinghey for $.82 from go pro.

brady smith has the story. " ""everyone likes him, gets along with everyone." "yeah, he's a special guy. he comes to coffee every morning and just a lot of knowledge. he's an older gentleman, but a lot of knowledge." all of bob pflughaupt's knowledge comes from spending more than 80 years in dusty fields. "i've been on the farm all my life, really." and this is a way of life... "you have to stay with it." ...that comes with ups and downs. bob pflughaupt / walker "you have to go through all the weather, all the bugs, all the weeds." one down he never expected: the stroke he had this past summer. but that still wasn't enough to keep him away from all of this. "i feel alright, just can't walk. can't get around." about 50 local farmers - many of them friends - say that, and bob's generosity, is why they're here. larry bridgewater / friend "if he was able, he'd be out here helping if somebody was in need, if he could do it, he'd be out here just like anybody else." and with this many hands, and this much equipment, the crops went fast. "i guess they're all going to

stephanie: that is one sexy couple. that's a couple of like to see paired. it's pushing against the slow-moving industry and category. people want to move towards the things that are racing towards the future. it just feels like it is at a pace. that's seductive. stephanie: we're going to need producers to create a shame it -- shane and martha mash-up. major averages closing up last week with a nice rally. the dow at its highest level since late july. we take a look at futures with less than an hour to go for the open. stocks ticking lower as investors pause ahead of the leaves batch of earnings and ,nother federal reserve meeting pfizer and apple are reporting this week. it feels like we're going to have a strong monday. among shares moving, maleate pharmaceuticals sharply in the red yet again. they assigned a lead director to have an internal review of allegations into the business relationships. they will hold 8:00 a.m. conference call. politicians need to protect their brands. they'd authenticity. we get david's take next on "bloomberg go." al hunt may b

stephanie: happy tuesday morning. it is our second day on bloomberg "go." i'm stephanie ruhle. david: welcome. the most: this is influential conference. let's break down the interviews. jeff smith. that's break it down. bob dry filled, we have tom stier, and we have one more. one very special member of the family. >> i'm loving it. the best green room in new york. david: bloomberg surveillance is on radio right now. you can catch him on bloomberg radio. he will be with us 30 minutes from now. stephanie: we are bringing you the morning must-read. for now, let's get you with the first word. the news you need to know. vonnie quinn is delivering. budweiser, maker of they have rejected and informal takeover offer. miller's executives. some shareholders looking for an offer in the $110 billion range. backrd if they will come with another offered. the rain ended in south carolina, but floodwaters are still rising. it may be weeks before officials decide which washed out bridges are safe to drive on. president obama care the way for the hardest hit areas to get federal aid. how many am