and makeup. >> i have 1 million followers on instagram. for beta-blocker those numbers don't just mean they mean money. >> 25 go to mom and makeup artist for general brushes and pick up a camera. >> shoots makeup tutorials for a living. >> shares uploads on youtube enough money to be a full-time beauty blogger what she brings varies but she made $35,000 in the past five months. >> how does she do it. >> the. >> should figure of your clicking on the at the place before the youtube video does you can have an ad before your video as well i produce clear account to do that.hen google tract him he thinks you certain amount get paid. when you it it shows that people had interest in whatever it is that their advertising on your channel. >> also use social media reach out to countries may be looking to advertise with bloggers but don't forget the #. >> is easier on safer compass to find you througugh a # that is when you tag them. but why should they choose you. save the company big bucks. >> it's easier to invest in a blogger that it would be to invest in a celebrity. because a celebrity

system is new technology. and in a beta phase. drivers are told to keep their hands on the wheel and that you need to maintain control and responsibility for your vehicle while using it. >> we don't call a device autopilot if you expect people to put hands on the wheel. >> reporter: he reached out to tesla that happen in china but we have a not heard back. >>> goobers self driving cars have hit the road in pennsylvania. ford fusions feature 20 cameras a radar system a 360 degree 3-d map. uber launched the pilot program and pittsburgh today and uber engineer sits in the driver seat to take the wheel in case of an emergency. >>> what is causing smartphone batteries to catch fire? samsung claims a manufacturing flaw for the problems. we have more information on the exploding lithium ion batteries. >> reporter: missing kind of batteries power just about everything in our mobile world. after a number of devices with lithium-ion batteries caught fire they are coming under increased scrutiny. the batteries are unique cause lithium ions move from one side to another. ions from the positi

obviously is interested in beta testing it. >> i love it. >>> showers and storms today. it will be a wet day for the most part with on and off showers continuing throughout the day. up across the nature coast, we're already seeing showers that have been streaming in here. nothing severe, not looking at lightning but just enough to make for a wet morning commute. not so much sunshine throughout our doorstep here. i just don't think we have enough of a push that will drive it through here. lower rain chances and lower temperatures. right along the nature coast, i think it will be about generally on the southern side of this as far as the moisture. so we'll have enough of it in the next few days to have showers and storms. i'll take a couple of morning temperatures up to the north. widening this out here, we're in the 70s in florida here, but north and west, that's we are certainly not going to tap into that here. not yet anyway, so far of the season. futurecast shows the storms on and on throughout the day. the coast is getting in on it today. it will happen there last as we get some h

all these areas, that we recommend buying, it is the s&p high beta etf. this etf has traced out a head and shoulders bottoming pattern over the court course of the last year, completed with the breakout above its $31 neck line. now, note, this etf is still below the prior cycle high. the s&p is coming off a new all time high. relative catch-up potential here. just to get back to that prior peak, around $36 would be a 10% rise from current levels. plus breakout potential above that prior resistance, we like this etf a lot. >> okay, there you go. erin gibbs, which are you buying to help our viewers make some money? >> so i want to focus -- i agree with ari on high beta. i want to be more focused and go in just for the technology. i like the s&p technologies, technology has been the leader for q 3. but we see it continuing in q 4 and for quite a few reasons. one, we're still seeing very good earnings growth of about 3.5% for this quarter. but it is still -- even after this run-up, it is still trading at lower valuations than the s&p 500. and you're getting better expected growth. so

city of saratoga. they have been there at the scene for hours. >> janeen delegate beta fish janeen -- janeen joins us live from there. >> reporter: they still have crime tape here and sheriff's officials tell us that they had been out to the home in this neighborhood before. they will not say what for. they do not know why this man wouldn't drop his weapon. and as you can see, they are still out here trying to gather as much evidence as they can. here, we go to some videos that we took earlier. deputies were called to do a welfare check on a home. now, they ended up knocking on doors, and windows. and for about 50 minutes. and that is when they finally decided that they were going to enter the home through a back door. that is when a confrontation took place. >> subject had a firearm in his hand. the deputies gave him several verbal commands to drop that firearm and a deputy shop individual. he was later transported to the hospital and pronounced deceased . >> reporter: authorities are investigating whether or not the suspect ever fired. it is unknown if he was under the influence

like he's subordinating himself to her alpha. he's looking like a beta to her alpha. he shouldn't have done any of that. so that's -- she stood, though, with her shoulders square. and when she looked over at him it was just her head turning, not her whole torso. by doing that she maintains her alpha status. >> how would you grade both of them? >> i would give donald trump a c, and i'd say secretary clinton an a-minus. >> you're not talking content. you're talking body language. >> just with the non-verbal. just with the non-verbal. nothing else. >> it's so fascinating to look at this body language stuff. jack brown, thank you so much, appreciate it. >> thank you, anderson. >> still ahead in our next hour, hillary clinton, donald trump hitting the campaign trail, running just hours after the most watched debate in american history. both claiming victory, neither one backing down. the latest from both campaigns when we continue. plus b vitamins to help convert food into fuel. one a day. redid you say 97?97! yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating.

make him look like he's subordinating himself to her alpha. he's looking like a beta towards her alpha. he shouldn't have done any of that. she stood with her shoulders square. and when she looked over towards him, it was just her head turning, not her whole torso. and by doing that, she maintains her alpha status. >> how would you grade both of them? >> i would give donald trump a "c" and secretary clinton, an a minus. >> you're not talking content, just body language? >> just with the nonverbal, nothing else. >> so significanting to look at this body language stuff. jack brown, appreciate it. >> thank you, anderson. >>> up next, hillary clinton and donald trump hitting the campaign trail just hours over the most watched debate in history. the latest from both campaigns when we continue. i am rich. in my gentleman's quarters, we sip champagne and peruse my art collection, which consists of renaissance classics and more avant-garde pieces. yes, i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sl

in a statement that drivers acknowledge the system is new technology and still in a public beta phase. drivers are told to keep their hands on the wheels and that, quote, you need to maintain control and responsibility for your vehicle while using it. >> you don't call a device autopilot if you expect people to put their hands on the wheel. >> reporter: we reached out to tesla to ask them about the accident that happened in china but so far no response. in santa monica, elsa ramon, kpix 5. >> we have seen self-driving cars but now there are self- driving tractors. they are manufactured by john deere. the tractor using gps and a specialized private radio system. it says the accuracy of each pass is less than an inch which adds up when farmers have thousands of acres. this efficiency could mean less time in the field but not necessarily good news for workers. >> for regular farm workers it will be less hours but for farm owners it will be less pay. >> the price tag is about $250,000 for the machine. farmers will also have to pay i.t. workers to set up the system. >>> ford says it

noted last night contributing from the news conference, phi beta kappa graduate of the university of florida and harvard law school centered for public service at the university of florida to enhance civic engagement and prepare the next generation of public leaders. senator graham will offer remarks and turn to questions and identify yourself and your news outlet and submit questions at press.org, questions@press.org. it is yours. >> thank you very much, thomas burr, thank you for the opportunity to come back to the national press club. on july 15th, after some 14 years, the chapter of 28 pages from the final report of the congressional joint inquiry into 9/11 was released. .. reminding these pages were missing and what the potential significance might be. tony summers and dan christensen, a journalist and blogger with the florida bulldog, broke the story on sarasota which i will discuss in a moment. finally howard rosenberg was producer of the "60 minutes" segment which in many ways was the end of the withholding of the 28 pages. the release of the 28 pages received a variety of in

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cochair on the presidential commission on the bp oil spill. a phi beta kappa graduate of the university of florida and harvard law school. senator graham will offer some remarks and will turn to questions. i will call on you and ask that you identify yourself. you may also submit questions o questions@press.org. senator graham, the time is yours. senator graham: thank you for the opportunity to come back to the national press club. as has been said, on july 15, after some 14 years, the chapter of 28 pages from the final report of the congressional joint inquiry in the 9/11 was released. i want to recognize the role that a number of american journalists have played in achieving this objective. i will just focus on a few, but there were many who continue to bring to the attention the public -- to the public that they did not have the full information as to what had transpired from one of the most horrific days in american history. lucy morgan of "the tampa bay times" and carl hope of "the new york times" kept a regular reflection on reminding people that these pages were missin

beta version they made available to the public for the last bit. the biggest change i think really is, two of them. one is in net messages. you can do interactive thing you can draw notes it's more like snap that and will only work with other people who are using apple devices. and the other thing to its photos app, photos is the number one thing people do with their phones these days. it has the intelligence built into the phone not into the cloud but in the phone for privacy reasons that it will scan those images, try to make some sense of them, identify this is a picture of a dog, this is a photo of your friend steven and pull it up for you. >> rose: geoffrey, where are we in the battle between apple and the f.b.i.? >> well, i believe the f.b.i. said it figured out how to crack that phone itself. >> rose: right. put that into bad business. >> we haven't heard the last of that. >> because you know, as long as the f.b.i., other government agencies can't get hold of that encryptic content, they're going to want it. so i think that showdown is going to come around again. it really is g

technology group is the biggest contributor and a beta this the best performer within the s&p. scarlet: we will check in later on. let's get a check on bloomberg first word had lines. mark crumpton has more. mark: a new bloomberg politics poll underscores how the presidential race has tightened. donald trump has pulled again -- i had in one of the battle grand states, ohio. trump polls well in ohio among men, independence, and union households. one of clinton's problems, the nafta trade bill that passed when her husband was president. 58% say those trade agreements hurt jobs and exports. trump will be in new york on thursday to deliver a speech at the economic club at 11:15 local time. bloomberg will have live coverage of the question and answer session immediately after the speech. hillary clinton will be meeting with foreign leaders during the u.n. general assembly. on her agenda or chats with the egyptian prime minister. trumpies to cast donald as unprepared and unfit to serve as commander in chief. a federal judge once the prosecution to provide a list of witnesses as jury

l.a. on the beta, you want to meet at bar? like 100 people showed up. more than anything else we embraced the vibrancy and interconnectivity of the community. b.j.: now doing a list live show where a bunch of people will read their lists. it's and expressive form. that's where our resources have been headed. if you asked us to predict where we would be six months out there may have been an emphasis if you type in a movie it should auto fill, etc. we may have someday. but it's much more of an expressive community and i think we have been listening to that. greg: with regards to making transitions like list live. could this be a new talent signing platform? you have people writing these lists and bringing them on stage. is this -- b.j.: yeah. my favorite performance the last list live show in l.a., this guy, dennis flynn, never heard of him before. met him when he came out to l.a. to do this. if you look him up on the platform, all he does is thoughts of a -- it's an internal monologue. this was children's birthday party ma judiciaryans who realize mid trick the rabbit in his hat h

in the that the market is calling smart beta etf's. a wonderful set of choices for investors. for us, we have had financial advisers deployed etf's more portfolios for their clients, and they're asking for our best investment strategies. talk about the etf that is meant to mimic a hedge fund. isn't meant to replace a hedge fund eventually? >> i don't know if it is meant to replace it, but it is meant to democratize or bring a hedge fund strategy to any investor. you could buy a share of this fund. you don't need to have a million dollars to invest. this is jphf. there is a set of hedge fund strategies built in, we deploy in a rules-based way, and we effectively are object -- our objective is to provide hedge fund-like returns. but in an etf which is accessible to clients, and at a fee under 1%, compared to mo st hedge funds where it is much more. harsha: what is the strategy, where is this money being deployed? to 80% ofure close hedge fund strategies in this one strategy. think of it like a multi strand hedge fund in an etf. it employs global macro strategy, long start strategy, and

beta trade is the trade and if you look at what has happened since the brexit vote emerging markets are up like 8%. utilities are down like 6%. i continue to favor the non-duration risk assets, small caps, growth, emerging markets and internationals. i think this, too, shall pass. for traders make as good time to make money. >> just to jump in, if you look at this, if you see look at boj and fed this little conversation that we have right now sets up for failure on both sides so you could see that 5% dump in the market as jack was talking about sooner rather than later because i think they both set up to fail at this point. >> that would amount to fed malpractice if that ended up occurring. that would indicate that the inmates are running the asylum. >> there was a feeling that oil was calling the shots today. the rally we saw pushed equities higher. >> the correlation between oil and s&p is back on. on again, off again. you can't rely on it. definitely for the last couple of weeks that correlation has been on. correlation versus causation. it's there right now. the dollar sprinkled

of questions still. >> this is a beta program. both are excellent questions that will no doubt be answered as they sort of iterate and get this program ready to market. >> becky, thank you. we know you'll be on top. beginning of the end for a long-standing high school tradition naming that class valedictorian. an indiana school district considering a proposal that we move that title and replacing it with a more inclusive system of student recognition. t.j. holmes is here. so -- >> like this? in no, i don't think. i think people should be we regarded for being incredible. why does this high school want to stop this. the everybody gets a trophy mentality. >> and kids are not making decisions based on future and dlej but trying to get the gpa up and they'll vote on the school board next week. if it's the case they will do away with valedictorians but before we give them too much of a hard time it's a growing trend around the country. >> is it really. >> it is. a lot of schools are getting rid of the valedictorians. >> i'm kind of with amy. i do understand the idea if kids are manipul

forced me to get out and it's been amazing. >> reporter: in san francisco, the clothing company beta brand regularly surprises employees with what they call a fly away. a vacation that starts almost immediately. back at bamboohr. have you started planning your next vacation? >> oh, man. so many things we want to do. so it's hard. i think i want to go to hawaii. we're ready for a tropical thing. with the bill covered by the boss. for "today," joe fryer. >> where are we going? >> i'm ready, let's go. >>> coming up next, getting baby ready. dyi ideas for decorating your nursery. but, first, this is "today" on (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. right. okay, yeah. (muffled) you can take money out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo harris app". yeah, that makes more sense. when your phone is your debit card. >> announcer: the >>> the "today" created with john

got to feel for the guy. he's really been under the gun. what do you think? >> he bought beta stock in 1983 because last year he was black america's quarterback and the kind of polarizing figure who said he melt with frank luntz who said global warming is god giving the earth a hug and what frank said to cam newton is deracialize and be post racial and so cam newton did the infamous "gq" interview where he says racism is part of the past and doesn't affect me and now he's in charlotte, north carolina, the most prominent athlete at ground zero of people in the united states and people are turning to him for an answer and he's articled with the tools of frank luntz, which is seriously like bringing marls i to a gun fight and he knows people want to hear what he has to say and i'll tell you something, cam newton does have something to say. i'm waiting for him to say it because he's somebody i think can make a real impact right now. you know, i'm not one of the people who says athletes have to speak out. they have to have an opinion on these things at all times but occasionally gets mom

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subscription service. it has been beta testing some personalized play lists that look like a direct rival to spotify. there's also been speculation that apple could release a new apple tv operating system with new siri capabilities and improved remote apple with the ability to search for shows across apps, youtube and even live television channels. of course today's announcements come on the heels of a number of apple content deals and announcements. the news fox sports go app with the ability to watch four games simultaneously launched first on apple tv last month. in july apple bought the exclusive rights to distribute a new car pool karaoke show, which tim cook referenced in his opening comments. and apple's also developing a reality show called planet of the apps. plus, twitter and apple are reportedly working on an app which would enable easy live streaming of some nfl games that twitter has the rights to. with amazon stepping up its investment in original content for its amazon prime video, and with a consumer shift away from buying tv shows from the likes of itunes and toward

buy vhs or beta. >> beta is better. >> reporter: it's a good day. you can believe it will be a good day on the 14th floor. quinnipiac polls. 47/47 in the state of florida. hillary clinton leads donald trump now by only .3 of 1%. let's take a look at ohio. donald trump actually up by a point, 46/45. pennsylvania still problematic. hillary clinton continues to lead by five points, 48/43. in north carolina she's up by 4, 47/43. take a look at this. a suffolk poll shows the opposite, donald trump up by 3 points, 44/41. they attribute this to the fact that donald trump is on message, pretty disciplined in a pretty disciplined fashion. yesterday when he was at the charter school in cleveland talking about opportunities for young people in poverty to get an education he prefaced the whole thing with a sharp attack on hillary clinton. listen to this. >> hillary clinton's staff deleted and digitally bleached, which is acid cleaned, her e-mails after receiving a congressional subpoena. she also and her staff destroyed some of her 13 different phones but this time with a hammer. i've never don

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