hospital in venezuela and shared by congressman. the baby spent all night in the boxes until the pictures were made public. he told fox news that the venezuela director of security were not release that they were released and he said are hospitals attend too many patients even though the media manipulates. >> we have a special guest in studio today. not only see a competitive eater, competitive eater, but a world champion. joey chestnut. [applause]. nice right. >> very sweet. >> is ranked first in the world by majorly eating. he is built spady as competition on saturday at the arm and hammer ballpark. you guys are going to go head to head for pork roll eating competition. >> i'm ready. >> not remember, joey down 70 hotdogs and and ten minutes with buns, that's his world record. but, will there be a cinderella story this weekend? i will will be there to be the judge. we'll see. in the meantime, joey is here to judge our own hotdog eating competition and give us tips. >> what you do to get ready for a competition question. >> drink lots of liquid and make sure i'm stretched and loose. >> no

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-- >> miss venezuela. >> reporter: machado, age 19, a venezuelan contestant in the miss universe pageant, 1996, trump's first year in charge. she did well at miss universe. >> miss venezuela, you are the >> reporter: but her reign was a troubled one. >> maybe i was not the model he has in his head. i don't know. but he was really rude with me. >> reporter: machado gamed weight and trump didn't like that. he even went on "howard stern" to talk about it. >> she gained about 55 pounds in a period of nine months. she was like an eating machine. >> reporter: trump ended up mounting a public campaign to help her lose weight. "inside edition" covered it. >> she weighed 118 pounds and she went up to 160 or 170. so this is somebody that likes to eat. >> reporter: it all put machado under serious pressure. >> that episode made a lot of damage inside of me. i had a lot of problems. like eating disorders. >> reporter: today on fox news, had. she was the winner and, you know, she gained a massive amount of weight. it was a real problem. >> reporter: clinton's attack won't help him, particularly with

venezuela, opposition leaders called it the biggest mobilization of protesters in the country's history. hundreds of thousands of venezuelans demonstrated in the streets of caracas, domenico recall vote against president nicolas maduro. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts to more than 120 countries. this is "bloomberg." mark: thank you. still ahead, we will be joined by poland's finance minister. we will ask him how brave it could affect the polish economy and whether poland's new tax on banks is affecting growth. this is "bloomberg." ♪ watchingou are "bloomberg." this is your global business report. here is what we're watching, russian president vladimir putin speaking to bloomberg in an exclusive interview. find out why he wants to settle a decade-long dispute with japan. let's get to this big interview with the polish finance minister at a szalamacha speaking form. thank you for joining us, sir. >> good afternoon. imposed new taxes on banks, on retailers. intend to rejuvenate investments. first, i would disagree with you on what yo

woman in the world? nats - miss venezuela wins in 1996 (f0083-458) now -- twenty years later - former miss universe alicia machado is back in the spotlight -- this time, finding herself right in h presidential election. clinton: // he called this woman miss piggy. then he called her miss housekeeping, because she was latina. donald, she has a name. trump: where did you find this. 22:35:41// clinton: her name is alicia machado. representing venezuela, machado won the crown in 1996, the same year trump took over the pageant. when she started gaining weight, she says trump publicly shamed her? sot - trump in 1996 (inside edition video - do not obscure bug)// 1:00: she and she and she went up to 160 or 70, so this is somebody that video of trump inviting the press to watch her work out....she was nineteen years nats - machado working out (inside edition video - do not obscure bug) machado: he used me to make publicity and try and do a new show, you know, with me in that moment. habits. (gfx) sot -- trump on howard stern 1997// 2:09: she was like an eating machine. she ate a lot o

rebounding crude oil prices as well after word from venezuela's president on sunday that an agreement between opec and non-opec countries is close to reaching a deal on price stability. that sent crude oil prices higher. >> you did mention the holiday for stock markets here on monday. we did at the same time see a drop in the dollar. give us the levels this tuesday morning. >> we've seen a continued volatility in the dollar/yen right now at 101.88. it's gone through some volatility, not helped by conflicting words from fed officials, either talking down a rate hike as we heard from lyle brennard, or talking it up from hawkish officials. data has dampened expectation forth a rate hike this week as we saw last retail sales report showing slowing growth for august. let's have a look at asia-pacific markets that are open right now. seoul's kospi is in the negative. sydn sydney's s&p asx200 in the negative. a technical glitch halted trading in sydney on monday. china markets open in an hour and a half. shanghai ended higher yesterday after last week's mid-autumn holidays. so we'll see how

going to be a whole different country. large-scale version of venezuela, a totally different deal. and this is the last chance that in my opinion our country has to really get better, to get well. and i just think this election is so important, not because of me, but because the ideas, the ideas that we have, the ideas that we need to do what we have to do. but i think it's going to be a very, very important election and that's why we are seeing such enthusiasm. we have people showing up, 25,000 people show up and 30,000 eople. [applause] mr. trump: we announced one day, we had one in the pensacola the other day, we had tens of thousands of people that showed up a day and-a-half before the speech on twitter. people want to see great things happen to this country. people really love this country. the people of this country really love this country and other countries want to see great things happen because it's so important. i think this is going to be the most important election we have had for many, many decades and i'm not sure you are going to have a second chance at it. [appla

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profile. have operations in venezuela which is one of the toughest markets to operate in. how's the company doing? tom: if you look at the companies across south america, some of the world hardest markets, venezuela being hyperinflationary. every quarter, they will run down assets in that country. they are taking hits in currency to valuation and that's where the benefit of being diversified across the continent is. as venezuela goes down, you have brazil late -- you have brazil and argentina. emily: where are they looking to expand? tom: i think they are sticking to the continent focused on diversifying products. ebay had paypal and now they are moving into distribution and classifieds. it is more dominating latin america rather than looking up to america where you have big competition. emily: i touched on argentina's tech scene but tell us what it is really like. tom: they are pretty confident it is going to be one of the globe's big success stories. emulate not aiming to silicon valley and look for the next google. it's more like what are the companies that will work well on the

streets many complaining they are hungry as venezuela looks for stability. >> kaep nick continues his anthem protest. >>> and it's this comment from msnbc that set the twitter on fire. >> wait a minute. back in the space race. and a warning for parents of kids who take school buses and a whole lot more on a business friday, "early today" starts right now. good to be with you this morning. hurricane hermine is pounding florida's gulf coast after making landfall just hours ago. the category one hurricane is the state's first in over a decade bearing down with torrential rain, 80-mile-per-hour wind and life the gulf coast is standing as new jersey braces for hermine. weave got coverage tracking the storm. hermine is expected to barrel across georgia later today so how is the state prepared? >> reporter: yeah, weaver got schools closed across this region. 54 counties right now declared states of emergencies as the storm starts to move in. to pick up just a bit. nothing like we expect to see the next few hours here. there is a big concern about tornados along the leading edge of this s

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, the tar sands oil and the oil out of north dakota, rather than -- they were working with venezuela. it also has to do with crushing venezuela. venezuela has are just -- largest oil reserves in the world. they were bound and determined to take oil from places i did not want to give it up. this carbon -- this oil is heavy in carbon and will add hundreds of millions of tons of co2 to the environment. it affects everyone. are for theibes pipeline. can you describe the division? >> i would say some interest in ending country have been for the pipeline. historically, the three affiliated tribes are oil-producing tribe, but they came down here to support the opposition to the pipeline. their whole tribal council came down here a couple of days ago. the fact is, some tribes have ofn forced into production fossil fuels. 85% of the navajo economy is fossil fuel-based. about the same percentage of another. just to give a little historic picture, you come out with the smallpox and wiped out a majority of people in the early 1800s. they live along these villages just trying to hang in there. th

currently above the northern coast of venezuela with 60- tropical storm warnings are now up in st. and barbados. the national hurricane center predicts matthew will start tracking north toward cuba in the next few days.. and intensify to hurricane status. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' thursday slight rain chances are in the forecast. similar to wednesday we could see some light rain in the morning and then a thunderstorm bubbling up later in the day after some heating occurs. the rain will be hit and miss the action. highs will be in the upper 80s for the las vegas valley, which over. we will keep enough moisture around that some mountain top rain is possible, but not likely. highs will warm back up into the 90s and stay there for the first half of the weekend. winds will pick up this weekend and allow cooler air to start to move in. next week we are talking highs into the low 80s and windy weather for monday. we will loose the winds mid week but keep the beautiful temperatures around. the accused gunman in last weekend's deadly star

today amid libya and venezuela. they're saying a deal to stabilize the global oil supply is, in fact, imminent. home builder stocks are getting a boost from stronger than expected sentiment readings from the national association of home builders. confidence among home builders surging to the highest level we have seen in nearly a year. we're coming right back with my intel on why so many politicians are so reluctant to use the word qualify terrorist." stay here. >> based on the information we have now, we have every reason to believe this was an act of terror. we will be going into some detail, and there are still a long investigation ahead, but now we have, as i said, every reason to believe this was an act of terror. trish: finally, he said it. i mean, as we have been reporting, bill de blasio -- as you just saw there, the mayor of new york city -- had been totally, completely reluctant to call the new york city events there for what they are and what they were. terrorism. take a look back over the weekend. here he is, bill de blasio, desperately trying to avoid the word "terror."

have venezuela president coming up facing there might be some sort of agreement. it is in his interest to say that. venezuela is rapidly deteriorating. >> while it is true -- need to have some kind of unanimously. -- these agreements may mean very little for the supply. we have to go now, because hillary clinton is actually speaking at westchester airport. hillary clinton: i have spoken to the governor of minnesota. like all americans, my thoughts are with those who were wounded, their families, and our brave first responders. this threat is even -- threat is real. americans will not cowher. we will prevail. we will defend our country and we will defeat the twisted ideology of the terrorists. and the only candidate in this race who has been part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield. and i have laid out a comprehensive plan to meet the thelving nature -- meet evolving nature of this threat. i am grateful to have support and advice from a wide range of bipartisan national security leaders, who worked with both democratic and republican presidents did -- presidents

-- maria -- mariah cruz and her son had in found. >>> in venezuela, doctors in the cash that -- cash strapped hospital in barcelona have started placing infants inboxes. this was posted to social media. >>> the ceo of mylan appeared before congress today to defend the rights increase of the epipen. despite the criticism the albany is going to change the price. mylan will start selling a generic version -- despite criticism, my land is not going to change the price. >>> a new polls that most people are ready for this presidential race to be over with. the pew research center found city -- 57% polled are frustrated with this election. 55% are disgusted and only 10% are excited. >>> this next story is why you never give up hope. a colorado family will reunite with their dog later this week five years after someone stole ms. see the st. bernard just turned up in missouri pickett county tracked her down -- missy the st. bernard just turned up in missouri. they tracked her down and were able to bring her back to colorado. >>> get out your tissues for this next story. a colorado dog with a

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real problem. >> machado who is from an influential and politically engaged family in venezuela is now a natchized u.s. citizen, a well known spanish and english actress which is bad for trump because it means this story is playing big in spanish and english media. the trump campaign calls her actions baseless. >> joining me now, alicia machado. so the trump campaign can't really deny that he harassed you on your weight because it's on camera many times. they seem to be denying the specific charges hillary leveled which is the language of miss biggie and miss housekeeping. was anybody there to witness when he said those things to you? >> well, first i want to say thank you to give it to me this space. and to share my -- the story with mr. trump. this happened 20 years ago. and you know, i don't need to share this story if i don't believe that person is not the right person than being a president or trying to be a president. this happened 20 years ago. in that moment he was not the person that you can see now. maybe he was more just business guy. and i was a little girl, too, 18 yea

take to the streets many complaining they are hungry as venezuela looks for stability. >> kaep nick continues his anthem protest. >>> and it's this comment from msnbc that set the twitter on following this explosive set back in the space race. and a warning for parents of kids who take school buses and a whole lot more on a business friday, "early today" starts right now. good to be with you this morning. hurricane hermine is pounding florida's gulf coast after making landfall just hours ago. the category one hurricane is the state's first in over a decade bearing down with torrential rain, threatening storm surges. the gulf coast is standing as new jersey braces for hermine. weave got coverage tracking the storm. hermine is expected to barrel across georgia later today so how is the state prepared? >> reporter: yeah, weaver got schools closed across this region. 54 counties right now declared states of emergencies as the we're starting to see light but steady rain, the wind starting to pick up just a bit. nothing like we expect to see the next few hours here. there is a big concern

necesidades de integraciÓn. venezuela fue de los paÍs que su se mostrÓ en contra del Último discurso de presidente barack obama, en donde asistieron estrellas de hollywood. >> la inje agencrencia de estad unidos, en donde sÉcalo fica ca nuestro paÍs como un tema inusual. en el momento que el presidente interino de obbrasil, hacÍa su intervenciÓn. ♪ ilia: tras los hechos terroristas acontecidos recientemente en new yersey y new york, las autoridades siguen implementando medidas te seguridad, nos cuentan de estas medida y la solicitud de las autoridades. ♪ reportera: los atentados de new york y new yersey, aÚn estÁn siendo investigados y algo similar llegue a suceder, es latente. si bien es cierto, no hay una amenaza a la regiÓn, autoridades del Área estan en alerta. >> estamos trabajando con nuestro cuerpo de seguridad, el cuerpo de policÍa y tambiÉn los seguridad pÚblica, pero aquÍ es todos los residentes del distrito de cuolumbia, porque tenemos estar vigilantes, como ciudadanos tenemos que estar al cuidado de todos los sospechosos reportarlo inmediatamente, no impor

evidence they were plotting a specific attack. in venezuela, opponents of the president are calling for another nationwide rally of demonstrations. you have pushed back the protest until friday, and that is when they will be a key ruling on the proposed recall process. when 120 nations that are part of the nonaligned movement will meet in venezuela. atth korea halted operations itr nuclear reactors after was rocked by back to back up drinks and production was stopped at almost one dozen other factories. though stivers and operations and there are no reports of the earthquakes causing serious damage or injuries. in taiwan, residents are taking precautions as a typhoon is expected to go past the country's southern tip. it is expected to bring strong wind and heavy rainfall to the southeast of the country. there is a crash in the large waves. the founder of linkedin is the latest silicon valley mogul to get money involved in politics. he will donate as much as $5 billion to veterans if donald trump releases his tax returns. trump has said he would not release the returns because he is unde

in her home country of venezuela she threatened to ruin the judge's career and even kill the judge. the family of the victim also accused machado of driving her boyfriend's get away car but she was never charged and denied the accusation. those of course are all the details that hillary clinton and her campaign and the left wing media conveniently kept out. especially at the debate the other night. here with reaction, fox news contributor, newt gingrich, this is not insignificant, is it? there appears to be a coordinating with doesn't there, between the media and the clinton campaign about the machado case as they were telling them and telegraphing, this is what we are going to do. you talked about it in a live session. tell bus it. >> this is a a great case study. everything donald trump said at first is true. if you didn't have the elite media propping her up, protecting her, smearing donald trump, distorting the campaign, she would be gone. if lester holt hadn't sided with her, you have the whole clinton versus trump debate and holt and clinton were on the same team basically. i

crude futures and quite a bit of skepticism about venezuela's attempt to talk up about this potential opec out put freeze that we could be looking at. >>> obviously he's talking up his own book being he wants higher oil prices because this is an economy that's been suffering so immensely because they depend so heavily but plenty of mismanagement going on. >> it would make a big difference to venezuela. and to emerging markets like if oil prices go up it could hurt. >> heavy importers. now as we all know the bank of japan isn't the only major central bank to watch as the fomc begins its two day policy meeting today. speaking to hank paulsen he said markets should not get so caught up with on one rate decision. >> i've watched markets for a long time. i understand why people wring their hands over this. but give me a break. we're either going to erase, nudge up a little bit as i said slightly above zero, you know, in september or december, early next year. we're in unchartered territory here and what i'm focused on is we need big structural changes in our economy. to restore our economi

version of venezuela, a totally different deal. and this is the last chance that in my opinion our country has to really get better, to get well. and i just think this election is so important, not because of me, but because the ideas, the ideas that we have, the ideas that we need to do what we have to do. but i think it's going to be a very, very important election and that's why we are seeing such enthusiasm. we have people showing up, 25,000 people show up and 30,000 people. [applause] mr. trump: we announced one day, we had one in the pensacola the other day, we had tens of thousands of people that showed up a day and-a-half before the speech on twitter. people want to see great things happen to this country. people really love this country. the people of this country really love this country and other countries want to see great things happen because it's so important. i think this is going to be the most important election we have had for many, many decades and i'm not sure you are going to have a second chance at it. [applause] >> donald, on jobs, what industries do you exp

ayala tina. i'm from venezuela. and cuba. you know, i need to share my story. i think i can open a few eyes. >> donald trump now fiercely denying that he ever used those terms against machado. >>> the first debate in the books, what do the voters think about what they heard from the candidates. jesse waters hit the streets of new york city to find out. >> did you watch the debate at all? >> no. i was drinking margaritas. >> what did you do last night instead of watch the debate? >> last night, i got really tired. me and my friends were hanging out we had a fight and i twoent sleep. >> brilliant. >> it was on at 9:00. too much of the -- some of the other stuff? >> that's right. >> do you know where the debate was? >> miami. >> long island? >> hawaii. >> who won last night? >> not hillary clinton. >> trump. >> killed it. >> donald trump. >> who won last night? >> hillary. >> like a boxing match, right? hillary hit him with a one two, binge binge. >> i'm yelling at the tv. do something. they didn't do it. >> he shuts everyone up. >> hillary didn't like stop and frisk. she just went on

a reuters story that ran under the headline, venezuela said opec non-opec oil stabilizing deal close. with a date line of margarita island, where there was a summit of the non-aligned movement. the statement couldn't have been more definitive and i quote again. venezuelan president said on sunday that opec and non-opec un and he aimed for a deal this month. that's always part one of the rumor. a statement from the man who needs oil to go higher more than any other leader in the world, the president of venezuela, whose country is falling apart before our very eyes. next we need a call to action from someone else besides the totally lacking credibility venezuelan government. sure enough who weighs in right in the next paragraph of the story, opec's secretary general, who gets quoted as saying, and i quote, opec members may call an extraordinary meeting to discuss oil prices if they reach consensus at an informal gathering in algiers this month. wait a second. that's not enough. we need one more thing. we need another party that might be able to talk cutback. sure enough, guess who was

venezuela. he was taken by the secret police of venezuela and he was deported back to uruguay. i mean, it's not a crime for him to leave uruguay, but he was deported back. what can he do?? i mean, he is just using the only thing he has, which is his body, to try to demand, by going on a hunger strike, which he did for so long at guantanamo, to demand some kind of action. he says, "if i am free, why cannot i see my family?" >> and it's especially tragic that he's had to revert to that mode of communication, the mode of communication that he had when he was at guantanamo. in other words, the only form of expression and protest available to many of the prisoners is to go on hunger strike, is to refuse food and sustenance from their captors. and thatat isn't a crime, right? it's a form of peaceful protest. and it is tragicic that now that hehe's in uruguay, supposedly a free man, he feels that he has no choice but to do that in order to be heard, because, you know, he's been clamoring for a while. they've been in uruguay for almost two years. and for that entire time, mr. dhiab and the ot

cnn and elsewhere about an incident in 1998 in venezuela, where you were accused of driving a getaway car from a murder scene. you were never charged with this. the judge in the case also said you threatened to kill him after he indicted your boyfriend for the attempted murder. i just want to give you a chance to address these reports that the trump surrogates are talking about. >> he can say whatever he wants to say. i don't care. you know, i have my past. of course, everybody has. everybody has a past. and i'm not a saint girl. but that is not the point now. that moment in venezuela was wrong, was another speculation about my life, because i'm a really famous person in my country, because i'm an actress there. and in mexico, too. and he can use whatever he wants to use. the point is, that happened 20 years ago. he was really rude with me. he was rf -- -- he tried to desy self-esteem. and now i'm a voice in the latin community. that is the point. he can say whatever he wants to say. i don't care. i'm in this moment in a great moment in my life and i have a very clear life. and i can

. >> how venezuela's government is still in power despite the massive chaos. investigation uncovers one tragic consequence of the u.s. government budget standoff. david: the scandal involving hampton creek is bigger than reported. carroll :why some u.s. troops are being forced to fly in deadly helicopters. all that head on bloomberg businessweek. david: welcome back. we are here with ellen pollock from bloomberg businessweek. let's start with a story in the market about wells fargo. the chief executive has not had a good couple of weeks. he was called to washington. >> he was grilled by senator elizabeth warren and he's in trouble because the bank created all kinds of fake customer accounts to make them look better in a certain quarter. they fired a lot of employees the question is what did they do with the executives? david: elizabeth warren stressed that executives should have something taken away. >> the clawbacks became a big thing after the financial crisis. it became a big issue during that period afterward. both in the united states and europe. and we do a story that basically in

shelves line venezuela's grocery stores as desperate crowds await a rare meal-- a look at the country'snt worsening food shortage. >> it's one article of food per person and then you have to wait eight days because if you try to buy food. they'll stop you. >> sreenivasan: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future.is >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial e literacy in the 21st century. >> supported by the rockefeller foundation.on promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.orgn. >> support also comes from s carnegie corporation of new york. a foundation created to do whato andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made pos