Stay updated with breaking news from Auburn university. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
getting better? what if the global economy is truly gaining momentum? hey, that s what we re starting to hear, but few people seem to be listening. i m certainly paying attention, though. especially as the dow reaches an all-time high for the first time in over a year. hallelujah the s&p sets a record close for the second day in a row. that was easy. bold claim. things might be getting better but how about i give you some evidence? i always tell you to listen to that alcoa conference call. so many uses. alcoa is plugged into so many end markets. better than any economist at any brokerage house that s ever going to give you. last night alcoa painted a truly remark bl picture of a world on the move. ceo klaus klein fell has been talking about illuminizatoin. replacing steel in car parts, expected to grow at a 20% climb at least until 2020. kle kleinfeld knows about autos. unequivocally bullish. strong demand not just behind us, but ahead of us. much more important, ....
off by being forced to rent a device. that is a commonly held bipartisan principle. and i wasn t without some objections over the months and years. but now we re very, very close to getting across the finish line. my concern, both on process and on policy, is that the thing that i thought i was trying to and advocating for may be accomplished in the next 15 days. but hrts of other things which i think deserve more scrutiny and oversight and discussion may also be accomplished. and it s not at all clear to me that it is necessary to do all of these other things in order to get across the finish line when it comes to providing consumers with some relief on set top boxes. i m absolutely encouraged by all the commissioners s willingness to kind of get at what the offending provisions may be. i heard commissioner o rielly and pai talk building how talk about two positions, how licensing would be overseen in the future by the mission. and commissioner rosenworcel and wheele ....
so her podium has to be taller. kelly is in the weather center. kim: no we don t, chloe beardsley. dana is 6 3 . the same height of donald trump and i am the height of hillary clinton. chloe: quite a variety on this newscast and the weather. outside starting off with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. just kind of depending on what kind what part of town you are in. a beautiful start. reach a high of 92 degrees and enjoy the going to get a little bit crazy later on this week. that is a quick look at your weather. now look at traffic with tom. tom: good start on the roadways. a accident at cobalt and tropicana. and we have a camera in the area. no flashing lights. one vehicle on the side of the road. no big whoop over there. downtown area and to check your travel times that are running at speed. no delays on the freeway. beautiful cleanup coming up. kim: thank you very much, tom. starting off on this monday morning that a man is dead. another is behi ....
presidential debate. you can see it here on your abc action news station starting 9:00. it s anticipated to be the most watched debate in history. abc action news anchor james tully joins us live in studio. this already adds to the tremendous pressure they are both feeling already. it does. so much driving interest especially for people that don t normally watch debates. clinton will be the first woman to compete in a general election debate and trump proved to be a ritings machine during those primary debates. now the two go head-to-hea potential voters expected to tune in. monday night football. pretty impressive. moderator lester holt. trump and clinton will be speaking directly to one another. both have hurled insults from afar on the campaign trail and now both are sharing the same stage. they say she s been people think she s sleeping. you have to be prepared for wacky stuff that comes at you. [ laughter ] i am drawing on my experience in elementary school ....
dana: tracey potts joins us live from hofstra university of the latest on what happened and the fallout of what these two candidates have to say. reporter: good morning, everyone, from hofstra university, what used to be spent room. the spin continues. both vice presidential candidates on the today show talking about how their running mates did last night. well i sure do. we had a great debate! reporter: hillary clinton on what came out. the everything. reporter: donald trump on what didn t. bill clinton s indidealt. were you tempted to? i was very tempted. reporter: the first debate had competing views on creating jobs. clinton investing in infrastructure and clean energy. typical politician, all talk, no action. reporter: trump tax imports and lower business. trumped up, trickle down. trickle down did not work. to release his tax returns. when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. reporter: there is something he is hiding. ....