about this two interesting women and the times in which they lived. kristie miller is a biographer of the two first ladies. her book is "ellen and edith: woodrow wilson's first ladies." john milton cooper is woodrow wilson's biographer. mr. cooper, thanks for being with us. mr. cooper: glad to -- ms. swain: well, we're going to break precedent a little bit. we've been telling these stories chronologically but everybody knows about edith wilson managing the white house as it's described after her husband suffers a stroke. and we thought we would tell that story first because so many people really want to know what happened. so, john cooper, let me start with you, when in the president's administration did he suffer the stroke? mr. cooper: more than halfway through the second term. it was in october 1919. he had just returned from a whirlwind speaking tour. he was trying to sell the country on ratifying the peace treaty and going into the league of nations and he'd really worn himself out on that. and his doctors had actually aborted the tour and got him back to the white house and h

midnight eastern. next, donald miller talks about what daily life was like for british and american airmen during world war ii and how their experiences differed from infantrymen. hours.ass is two prof. miller: i'm going to show you some slides. .t is not a pro forma lecture ,f you have questions observations, let me know. where we are at the 1943. we have invaded sicily, we have invaded italy. we are beginning to win the title of the atlantic. an enormous russian victory at stalingrad. hurting, now the war is beginning to reverse itself. we are going to turn back a little bit to the beginning of the american participation and take that through d-day. next up we will do the d-day invasion. ok. there is the basis, east anglia. i have been there a lot. englandbackward area of , only 60 miles from london but it might as well be six centuries away. as i say, it is shaped like a giant hachette aimed at no azi, germany. this is the closest space you can get. the fighter boys were further south, down here. the british pilots and bomber command was north near york. you have this in your boo

donald miller talks about what daily life was like for british and american airmen during world war ii and how their experiences differed from infantrymen. he also describes how the strategy of using air power changed over the course of the war. this class is two hours. prof. miller: i'm going to show you some slides. it is not a pro forma lecture. we will keep the lights on. if you have questions, observations, let me know. where we are at in 1943. we have invaded sicily, we have invaded italy. we are beginning to win the battle of the atlantic. an enormous russian victory at stalingrad. now, the war is beginning to reverse itself. we are going to turn back a little bit to the beginning of the american participation in the war and take that right through d-day. the next time we will do the d-day invasion. there are the bases in east anglia. it is only about 60 miles from london but it might as well be six centuries away. as i say in the book, it is shaped like a giant hachette aimed at nazi, germany. flying across from here -- this is the closest in england that you can run a bombe

here to tell us. also ahead miller has some thoughts on the debate and goldberg on what the fox news moderators should ask. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we have a lot of debate coverage on tap. but, first the talking points memo more bad news for hillary clinton. a new poll of likely democratic voters in new hampshire, the first primary state contains the following. who do you support for the democratic nomination? hillary clinton 42 persian bernie sanders 36%. joe biden 5%. which democratic candidate do you think best represents the values of democrats like yourself? bernie sanders 43%. hillary clinton 34%. which democratic candidate do you think is least honest? hillary clinton 31% sanders 3%. obviously many democrats would not answer that question. also on the clinton front roast reporting that the fbi is going to look into the security of hillary clinton's private email set up which as you may know brought scrutiny about mrs. clinton's trustworthiness. she deleted more tha

brad miller exercised poor judgment that left christian taylor dead. >> reporter: the 19-year-old christian taylor vandalized and broke into a texas car dealership brad miller made troubling and catastrophic decisions. that's the scathing critique from the city's police chief. >> the facts available demonstrate that officer miller exercised inappropriate judgment. >> this is how investigators say the events unfolded leading to the shooting death of christian taylor. police radio traffic captured when taylor is spotted inside. officer miller broke away from his partner and entered the building alone against department protocol. miller told investigators taylor was screaming obscenities and moving towards him. investigators say miller fired his first shot when taylor was 7-10 feet away. investigators say there was no physical altercation. the officer's partner and training officer then deployed his tazer. and, right after that, miller fired three more times, killing the 19-year-old football player. miller told investigators he feared taylor would overpower him. but the police chief

possession. she had the letters that kid miller had center and the letter she had sent to him because those were returned to him. she didn't not make copies of those she gave them all to the department of archives and history. in fact, when michael grayling came and wanted to work on his book of the author and agents about dermot russell, eudora brought all of the original letters down in a garbage bag and sent them home with him. and he said he checked that bag. that's why were so fortunate in the archives to have this rich treasure trove of materials. i'm looking out there we are going to digitize these are we not? this is where scale he said special collection, eventually. >> ideally if someone wants to make a grant to the department of archives and history we could get started right quick. >> questions. >> yes please come forward, yes right there. >> this question is for whoever wants to answer it. people don't really write letters anymore, i was wondering how you felt about social media, do you feel like the same communication is just happening in a different way or do you feel l

miller's lawyer says the arlington police chief's biggest fears are getting paper cuts and protecting his six figure salary. that's part of the lawyer's bliss tertering reaction to the firing of the rookie officer who faces possible criminal charges. >> officer miller exercised inappropriate judgement. >> reporter: miller's lawyer says the police chief is acting like a monday morning quarterback and that officer miller's decision was made in the heat of a violent confrontation to save his and other officers' lives. miller's boss says he wasn't convinced by miller's reasoning to use deadly force the newt ige entered the car dealership and confronted taylor without his training partner. >> it was a result of his poor decision to enter without assistance and without an arrest plan. >> reporter: a former dallas area police officer and now defense lawyer says the chief's decision has stunned cops on the force. >> absolutely kills moral in a police department when you have officers who feel like this is a rush to judgment. i have heard that officers think the rookie was a scapegoat. >> reporter

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could face criminal charges. the arlington police chief said officer brad miller made mistakes when he shot the teen who had allegedly broken into the dealership. j.d. miles of our dallas-ft. worth station ktvt reports. >> there is a vehicle on that property that has been broken into. where the windshield was smashed in. >> reporter: that just-released 911 call came from the dealership where witnesses saw and security cameras captured christian taylor jumping on cars on the night he was killed. a night full of mistakes by rookie police officer brad miller. according to arlington police chief will johnson. >> i have found several decisions made on scene to be troubling. >> reporter: the chief laid out a time line that shows at 1:15, officers found the dealership's gate busted open. at 1:17, taylor is spotted by the five officers on the scene. but at 1:18 when officers discussed setting up a perimeter, officer miller violates policy by separating from his training officer and goes into the showroom. the unarmed teen reportedly charged and cursed at the officer who fired four times while

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the tide, instead of getting pulled down. that's why miller lite keeps you afloat with the only 96 calorie pilsner. happy sailing. it's miller time. the drought is affecting at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back. when i think of amazon, i think of a magical website where i can buy toothbrush heads and "2 fast 2 furious" on dvd and a beatles-themed comforter and sheet set and have it all delivered right to my door. but for amazon employees, their work culture is not so convenient. >> a scathing piece about amazon and the twist r

that night, with his life. shot and killed by 49-year-old arlington texas police officer brad miller moments after you see him walk into the dealership. >> i have decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the arlington police department for exercising poor judgment. >> reporter: the chief fired the rookie officer, who was still in training. the chief says the rookie violated department policy by going right into the building right after tailor without even telling his training officer. the chief says five other police officers were setting up a perimeter, making up a plan, but officer miller went in alone. >> decisions were made that had catastrophic outcomes. >> reporter: the chief says miller shot tailor four times. several officers suspected taylor had a gun in his pocket. it turned out to be nothing more than keys and a cell phone. miller's attorney says the chief rushed to judgment to quiet protestors, and says the rookie made decisions in the heat of a violent confrontation to save his and other officers' lives. because he's a rookie, miller cannot appeal his firing

live with our interview and the people who helped save him. >> reporter: that's right. dale miller is being treated here inside the burn unit. he told brynn gingras earlier today he's having a hard time of it. he has horrible burns, but he says he knows he's lucky to be alive. for his own quick thinking and the australian tourists who raced to his aid. >> i'm amazed and other people have said it, that i'm talking to you right now. >> reporter: speaking to news 4 from his hospital bed, dale miller's story of survival is an amazing one. this was miller running across the turnpike, his leg on fire. >> i knew i had to get out of the truck because everything was engulfed in flames. something told me to open the door and jump. >> reporter: he was running for his life, trying to escape the infernal. his truck, carrying oxygen tanks from philadelphia, had collided with a second tanker after one side sliep swiped the other near exhibit 9. the fire and smoke could be seen for miles, and up close -- >> it was so big and so hot, the heat, and it was so close to us. >> it was like "die hard." i

crumpton today. taking a look at the markets today, much better -- and i'm matt miller in for mark crumpton today. taking a look at the market today, much better. dow, ifint game in the that does not hold then something really happens -- something that really happens. the s&p and the nasdaq also gaining by more than 1% stop -- 1%. i keep getting notes from analysts, oh, the fair market is coming. have a 5% drop this year and it would be the only year in all of history that we have not had a 5% drop. but when you get deals like , that gives people confidence in the market. , buthire is down slightly precision castparts is up. that is the premium they offered for the company. is that too expensive? lasttock is down after month. berkshire is making a hold after one year. betty: ok, oil prices. a rebound here. over the $50 per barrel mark. oil prices in ebay market down 22% since the beginning of march. -- $44 foror a back a barrel of crude. the 10 year yield of 2.23%. and finally in currency you've seen the dollar hovering at those four month highs and it continues to be stronger here

weather and traffic now. roary -- larry miller has your commute covered. looks like no complaints but first your forecast with erica grow and allyson rae. >> things are looking warm and muggy. look at the beautiful start on your michael & son camera. it's a pretty start. it's going to feel a little uncomfortable when you step out there. temperatures are going to stay into the 80s with increased cloud cover around. 77 degrees. it's muggy. winds are staying out of the south until about friday afternoon. here's a little bit after sprinkle near leesburg. not going to last for too long. a couple more showers will develop. later on today you could see them as you head home from work but they will be light to moderate. by lunch time still dry, 85 degrees. the showers will develop and fade as the sun sets later on tonight. thunderstorms, we'll talk about that for tomorrow. here's larry miller. >>> your time 6:01 on the dot. want to let my metro riders everything is running on schedule. we had an earlier issue on the yellow line. that's been resolved so we're good to go there. buses runnin

outside arlington police headquarters tuesday night demanding fired officer brad miller also face criminal charges for the death of 18- year-old christian taylor. this surveillance video shows the unarmed college football player moments before he was shot dead by the rookie police officer at a car dealership. >> there is a vehicle on that property that has been broken into where the windshield was smashes. >> reporter: officer miller fired his weapon four times. >> i have found several decisions made on scene to be troubling. >> reporter: the chief laid out a timeline that shows at 1:15 officers found the dealership's gate open. at 1:17, taylor is spotted by the five officers on scene. but at 1:18 when officers discussed setting up a perimeter, officer miller violates policy by separating from his training and more experienced officer and into the showroom. the unarmed teen reportedly charged and cursed at taylor who fired his weapon while thinks train officer fired his taser. >> this feeling of fear and isolation was as a result of his poor decision to enter the building without

gate. police arrived about two minutes later. 49-year-old officer brad miller walked up to the building, but disa pered from the camera's view. more officers followed. articlington police chief will johnson. >> during this arrest, there was a confrontation between officers and mr. taylor, which lead officer brad miller to discharge his weapon, striking mr. taylor. we also know that a taser was discharged during the encounter by the second officer in the building. >> reporter: officer miller who has been with the department one year fired four rounds. the medical examiner says taylor died from being shot in the neck, chest and abdomen. the sophomore state university flad football. >> you train to take down, you train to take down with your hands. >> police say they have not interviewed officer miller yet. one of the dealer schip's owners darren lancaster who released the surveillance video told cbs news, i released it because i thought it was the right thing to do. i do not have cameras inside the building since problems at a car dealership are theft on the lot. this is a terrib

firing rookie officer brad miller for using what he called poor judgment that left an unarmed black teenager dead. >> i have serious concerns as to the rationale articulated the use of deadly force in this incident. >> reporter: early friday morning, six arlington police arficers responded to a burglary sll at this car dealership. security cameras show 19-year- ead christian taylor acting erratically and jumping on a car windshield. the college football player later drove his s.u.v. through the dealership's glass wall. that's when chief johnson says officer miller violated department policy and entered the showroom alone without telling other officers. after a verbal confrontation, a e teenager made a move towards the officer. sur shots later, taylor was dead. >> an additional fact that is important to know-- there was no physical contact between mr. taylor and officers. >> reporter: taylor's death adds to the increased scrutiny of police-involved shootings. this year, every nine days, an unarmed black man has been shot by police, and in 2013, black men between the ages of 16 and 25

involved, brad miller, has been fired. >> i have found several decisions made on scene to be troubling. >> to say the very least. 19-year-old christian taylor you with a caught on surveillance video out a wind shield and driving his suv through the showroom window. that is when police were called to the scene. taylor's family has been demanding answers as to why lethal force was ever used. ed is live in texas with more on this. what else is the police chief saying about those moments before taylor was shot? >> reporter: the police chief really laid out the time line and the details laid out yesterday afternoon with the officers that responded to the scene, including the 49-year-old rookie police officer brad miller who was the officer that has been fired and his training partner and partner with him that day, corporal dale wiggins. what they laid out here is a number of errors the police chief says, made by brad miller. and the key in all this is that the chief says brad miller entered into the showroom dealership area by himself. against department protocol. and as officers

dismissed. the police chief said brad miller -- officer brad miller had exercised poor judgment. the criminal investigation into miller -- into miller's actions is underway. if you are an elvis fan and have some spare cash, take a look at this lot. 170 elvis presley items go on auction in memphis in just a few days time. it all goes under the hammer at graceland. one of the outstanding items is a signed shirt from his personal wardrobe. it is expected to fetch up to 12,000 u.s. dollars. we are to take a short one minute break. we have a lot more news coming up. you are dw. i am sarah kelly. >> everyone on earth has their own story. do you want to share it? join us, discuss, link your life. sharing realities, changing perspectives, life links on dw, facebook and twitter. sarah: welcome back. our top stories for you at this hour. hundreds have been injured in a massive explosion in the port city in northeast china. the blast occurred at a petroleum storage facility around midnight local time. the world governing body fight -- fifa has chosen to restore the organizations credibility ami

miller walked up to the building and disappeared through the camera's view. more officers followed. arlington police chief will johnson. >> during the arrest there was a confrontation between the officers and mr. taylor that led officer brad miller to discharge his weapon, striking mr. taylor. >> reporter: officer miller fired 4 rounds. taylor's family wants answers. >> shooting an unarmed man. you are trained down to take down men with your hands. >> reporter: the police officers have not interviewed officer miller yet, back to you. >>> reporter his to duck as gunfire erupted in the streets. [music] [gunfire] . >> it has been one year since michael brown was shot and killed by a white police officer. tonight, the police in riot gear are trying to keep the piece. no reports of injuries from the shooting but protesters have been throwing things at the police. local media reports they have broken into at least one business. >>> a man suspected of killing 6 children and two adults in a home near houston told the investigators he broke in because the woman he used to live with changed

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. police arrived later. brad miller walked up to the building but disappeared from the camera's few. more officers followed. arlington's police chief will johnson. >> there was a confrontation between officers and mr. taylor which led officer brad miller to discharge his weapon striking mr. taylor. >> officer miller fired four rounds. taylor's family wants answers. >> you train to take down -- you train to take down men with your hands. >> police say they have not interviewed officer miller yet. cbs news. >>> houston police say a man that allegedly shot and killed 8 people had a violent criminal history. david connolly has been charged with capital murder and is being held without bail. his alleged victims include a family of six children ages 6 to 13 and their parents. he told police he had a previous relationship with the mother. he once lived in the home. he told police he discovered the locks had been changed. >> donald trump refuses to back down despite growing criticism following the latest fire storm to hit his campaign over comments concerning megyn kelly. >> he took to the sunday

being in a hospital bed but fin miller has his reasons. the 15-year-old was rescued after a dirt bike wreck left him unable to walk and alone. >> i think when it happened i was in shock. it happened so quickly, it hurt yes, but i wasn't in much pain. >> reporter: miller got the bike back in june and intended to take a quick spin in the township woods. so thickly wooded we couldn't even see the trail below from skyforce 10. >> my legs smacked and threw me off. i spun around and landed on the ground. >> reporter: miller's leg broke badly left dangling below the hip. his family and rescue crews searched the woods. he first tried to get back on the bike and then tried to use tree branches for crutches before finally dragging himself down the trill on is elbows. it was two and a half long hours here before he finally saw his grandfather and friends. they found his exhausted, muddied, lake in the trail bed. >> i was super lucky they found me when they did. >> reporter: he's now reflecting on lessons he might tell other dirt biking friends. bring a cell phone and tell others where you're rid

officer may face criminal charges. it started over the weekend when officer brad miller shot christian taylor an unarmed teen. taylor had allegedly crashed into a car dealership at almost 1:00 in the morning in what police believed was a burglary. things went south from there. trace gallagher has the details. trace. >> rookie police officer brad miller has been fired for what the police chief calls inappropriate judgment in his handling of the situation. miller was among five police officers who responded late friday night, early saturday morning, to an arlington car dealership for reports of a man vandalizing vehicles. surveillance tape captured 19-year-old christian taylor a football player at anglo state university jumping on the cars and busting wind shields. then video shows taylor driving his own car through a glass window into the dealership showroom. the police chief said the suspect then held up a set of car keys and told police he was going to steal a car. the suspect was ordered to the ground but apparently did not comply. we're told a senior officer pulled his tas

has killed an unarmed black teenager has been dismissed. the police chief said brad miller -- officer brad miller had exercised poor judgment. the criminal investigation into miller -- into miller's actions is underway. if you are an elvis fan and have some spare cash, take a look at this lot. 170 elvis presley items go on auction in memphis in just a few days time. it all goes under the hammer at graceland. one of the outstanding items is a signed shirt from his personal wardrobe. it is expected to fetch up to 12,000 u.s. dollars. we are to take a short one minute break. we have a lot more news coming up. you are dw. i am sarah kelly. >> everyone on earth has their own story. do you want to share it? join us, discuss, link your life. sharing realities, changing perspectives, life links on dw, facebook and twitter. sarah: welcome back. our top stories for you at this hour. hundreds have been injured in a massive explosion in the port city in northeast china. the blast occurred at a petroleum storage facility around midnight local time. the world governing body fight -- fifa has chosen

miller face criminal charges. authorities say miller fatally shot 19 year-old christian take already multiple times at a car dealership last week during a burglary call. he was fired from the arlington police force yesterday after cities police chief says miller exercised poor judgment and should not have approached taylor alone. it will be up to the grand jury to decide if miller's actions were legal. >>> for the first time in five nights the protest end peacefully in ferguson, missouri. officials released video yesterday they say shows 18 year-old tyrone harris grabbing a gun before being shot by police on monday. it happened during protest marking one year anniversary of michael brown's death. harris is now in critical condition. authorities say he fired at police, a claim that is corroborated by a witness. >>> in campaign 2016, a new routers poll, first since last weeks debate shows donald trump still in the lead at 24 percent. former florida governor jeb bush is second the 12 percent, that is down three points present before the debate. no other republican date was higher than 8

was a confrontation between officers and mr. taylor, which led officer brad miller to discharge his weapon. >> reporter: police say 49-year-old officer brad miller fired four rounds. miller had just graduated from the police academy in march and was being supervised by a training officer. the training officer fired his taser. >> if this was not justified or authorized under the law, there will be consequences. >> reporter: taylor's family says whatever the circumstances, he didn't deserve to die. >> whoa all make mistakes. we have to learn. he didn't get a chance to learn. his life was over. >> reporter: this as "the washington post" puts this in perspective nationwide, reporting that 585 people have been killed by police so far this year, 24 of them black and unarmed. arlington's chief says he recognizes the concerns. >> this instance has not occurred in isolation but rather it has occurred as our nation has been wrestling with the topics of social injustice, inequities, racism and police misconduct. >> reporter: the chief pledging transparency, even asking the fbi to help investig

night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span2. >> donald miller talks about what daily life was like for british and american airmen during world war ii and how their experiences differed from infantrymen. he also describes how the strategy of using air power changed over the course of the war. this class is two hours. prof. miller: i'm going to show you some slides. it is not a pro forma lecture. we will keep the lights on. if you have questions, observations, let me know. where we are at in 1943. we have invaded sicily, we have invaded italy. we are beginning to win the battle of the atlantic. an enormous russian victory at stalingrad.

and rhode island are becoming attractive lendinanding spots. good afternoon, i matt miller. apologies, every time i say ohio, i am supposed to say the great state of ohio. home of matthew miller. wall street is trying to gain its footing to get back on solid ground. stocks advancing after the steepest losing streak in four years. let's check the boards of the s&p 500, jumping at the open after a 3% rally on tuesday, evaporated in the last hour of trading. right now the broader market is up eight point 5%. the dow jones industrial average is also trading higher today, up 260 points at 15,900 25, a gain of 1.6%. the nasdaq is also in the green on this wednesday, up nearly 1.5%. nymex crude today is flirting with the $40 a barrel mark. at $39.13. it is down almost half a percent , trading at that level following yesterday's recovery from the lowest level since 2009. brent crude of a quarter percent. ignorers continue to gold as a safe haven, the focus instead on the prospect of higher u.s. interest rates. goal down one and a quarter 1001 hundred $24.70 and outs. at bonds in look the u.s.

. demonstrators said that miller should be charged. and the arlington police chief spoke about miller's dismissal tuesday night. >> based on the pre-ponderous of evidence available to me, i have decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the arlington police department for copiesing poor judgment. >> the department is working with the fbi to investigate the case to determine whether the shooting was a civil rights violation. let's bring in vincent hill, and lindy, good to have you on the program. a lot of evidence seems to be cited by this chief. he was fired for, the quote is inappropriate judgment after the shooting death of richard taylor, and what does your gut tell you happened here? >> well, i think that this officer made a rookie mistake, and it's obvious that he rushed into the building after christian taylor by himself, before backup was available. there's standard procedure in police work, called cover and contact officer. once taylor was in the building, he could have easily set up a perimeter on the backside of the building, and even called for a canine t

to matt miller with a look at the markets. looks like we may have had a comeback that did not last. matt: it did look like we might have a comeback as a oil. it did not last. we are seeing is the dow jones that is down more than 100 point. close orbe the worst worst month we have had for the dow since 2010, and the worst month for the s&p since 2011 if the numbers persist. .7 5%. off 100 points on the dow jones industrial average. i want to quickly pull of oil and talk about it. we will continue to talk about it a lot. a fascinating story. big enough moves to justify more than one of us pointing it out. opec saying they will collude with other producers in order to put a floor on prices. as a result $3.50 per game barrel. showed up asly chart to show your over the past three days we have seen the biggest gain in 15 years because my math was fairly poor. i forgot 1990 was one decade back -- even further decade back. i have to chart up on my terminal. there you go. mistake i made was by singing if you have a bloomberg terminal at home, try this function. you won't be able to because

watching. >> i have decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the arlington police department for exercising poor judgment. >> reporter: brad miller, a 49-year-old officer in training, shot and killed 19-year-old christian taylor last week. the college football player is seen here vandalizing vehicles and eventually drove his suv through the showroom window. miller was one of six responding officers. while the others were coordinating an arrest plan, the rookie officer went in on his own and opened fire on the teen. >> we have shots fired. >> reporter: miller's training officer followed and used his taser. that's when miller fired three more times. >> i have found several decisions made on scene to be troubling. >> reporter: the shooting reminds many of michael brown's death one year ago in ferguson, missouri, at the hands of officer darren wilson who has since resigned. this week's violent protests in ferguson led to several arrests. but last night things were calm. a grand jury cleared wilson of any wrongdoing. now a texas grand jury will decide whether miller should face cr

the headlines as they roll across. betty: good afternoon. i am betty liu. i am at miller. the s&p bouncing around a little bit at the bottom of the range down 1.5% in 2047. rightnes down 273 point now. the s&p trading fairly at the session those after european markets fell 2%. pretty much across the board. asian markets down and gettingies had been crushed. a little bit of a bounce back during the middle of the morning . taking a look to see how nymex oil is trading now. a little bit of a bounce up. still less than $41 per barrel. under $47 per barrel. gold has been doing well amid the global turmoil. betty: people are panicked. looking for a safe haven. see -- here you see nymex crude over at time of about six years. you can see the last leg down was an addendum to the previous leg earlier in the year. betty: basically losing everything in a matter of months. thinking about the safe haven buying going on. you were seeing that on the longer end of the yield curve. the yield up because there is expectations we will see it rise. that continuing to fall now under 40%. the currency ma

. president john hofmeister weighs in on where oil will go. good afternoon. i am matt miller, here with scarlet fu. scarlet: let's look at the markets. it is a down day across the globe when you look at equities. the dow off by 217 point, off the session lows. that was about an hour ago. in the s&p 500, nine out of 10 groups are lower. and european stocks also losing ground, down 2.1% by the close. come inside the bloomberg terminal for a moment. this is another way of showing you how much red there is on the screen. t, if you look at the major market indexes, no major market is showing again right now. index is theorming nikkei, which is only down by two point 7%. treasuries extending their advance especially at the long end of the. the two year yield moving up 67 basis points. a reversal of yesterday's trade. a question whether the fed has the ammunition to move ahead with a september increase. matt: we will continue putting those questions to investors throughout the day. now our top stories at the hour. grease up's prime minister and has announced his resignation, 'searing the

larry miller. >> reporter: we have an alert for commuters this morning. a two-hour delay going on, on the fredericksburg line. sky 9 is actually making its way there. meantime, metro is certainly an option for passengers on the fredericksburg line train. the best advice is find an alternate way to get to your destination this morning. also a delay on the yellow line to mt. vernon square. around the capital beltway, still fairly quiet but on the southbound side of the bw parkway from a live look at our cameras this morning we have issues going on the southbound side of bw parkway at 193, but around the capital beltway still fairly quiet. another update in 10 minutes, over to you. >>> this morning concerns are growing that china's economic slow down could signal global economic trouble. overnight sequestration european stocks continued to plummet. today's sell off, overseas, follows last week's wall street tumble. on friday the dow lost 530 points. it was the worst session in four years. it also marked the end of the work week on wall street in four years. china's economic problems

, check on weather and traffic for you with larry miller and allyson rae. tracking isolated showers later today? >> that's right. we'll see showers during the peak hours of the day but much of the day dry. would a beautiful start to your tuesday. we ciewl it tuneup -- we call it tuneup tuesday. temperatures near 90 which is still very hot. just not as hot as it was yesterday. 74 degrees. it's still pretty muggy out there with the dew point at 71. as you step out the door this morning, bowie you're at 66. centreville you're at 72. fairfax at 69 degrees. we are going to see near 90 degrees, showers and thunderstorms will develop and we'll track them for you on your futurecast coming up. but first, here's larry miller. what are you laughing at, larry? >>> sam cook, one of our directors made a funny face. good morning. want to let you know for those of you out in fredricksburg traveling northbound toward the capital beltway, once you get into stafford, you will see an issue with the center lane blocked. this is the northbound side between exit 133 and center point parkway right now. you

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miller peerless take a look at the top stories making news at this hour. the vast majority of economists expect janet yellen to raise interest rates before the end of the year. believe the federal reserve will raise interest rates but only 30% believe it will happen s&s september. we spoke with danny, our economics professor, former policymaker at the bank of england. quite the always have to understand you may be at a turning point. the problem is you often do not know that you are, but you have to worry. we are in a situation where those rate rise desk -- rate rises are moving. coming closer by the hour. pimm: economists say if the u.s. economy continues to improve, the interest rate will eventually topped out around 3%. former treasury secretary larry summers says the secretary is about to make a dangerous mistake. summers once the -- raising adjust rates would be a serious error that would threaten all three of the fed's major objectives. those are your top stories. we're back with the global chief strategist at black rock. in a market like this, you can thought -- find va