Imf, and underlying all of this is what we are seeing in the markets. Tom the markets repricing with a handle on sterling and stephen king will join us here in a bit. But i agree, the topics in the hallways will shift. Taylor lets go to the bloomberg first word news. It was the Vice President ial candidates turn in the spotlight. Tim kaine fended off last night. At one point, the two sparred over reports that trump may have not pay federal taxes. When Hillary Clinton said he hasnt been paying taxes, he said was smart. So it is smart not to pay for veterans, the military and teachers . And those of us who do pay, i guess we are stupid . He faced tough times 20 years ago. His tact time showed that he went through a difficult time but he used the tax code the way it was supposed to be used and he did it really only. 48 say mike pence won the debate. 42 say tim kaine won. Hurricane matthew may threaten the coast of florida. At least 11 people have been killed and countless homes have been
Even though officials did not exclude the bond buying thing extended. That is what you need to know. David continuing on the top story about the ecb. A many tempora cant a mini tenter hampshire a mini temper tantrum. Gradually tapering away from quantitative easing. We are joined by paul gordon, our editor responsible for covering Central Banks, and guy johnson in our European Headquarters in london. Paul guy, im sorry. I want to go to you. Tell us what the reaction was in the markets over there. Guy the Market Reaction was fairly fierce, to the honest. May of 2013. Be of the market was spooked by thats would have a ecb taper when the Current Program winds down. But the rational heads are working their way through this. Of course the ecb is thinking about a plan for when he needs to wind down, but if you took a look at the latest data, the expectations, in the ecb, the ecb downgrading its projections. The eurodollar rate, but it did not pick up inflation. It is not expecting to meet it
Everybody to have the due process. We do not to want remove anybody from this country unless they had due process. We pay very close attention to that. First question. Yes. Just really quick, im one that the city. Reporter gosh. I dont know what to say. I was actually just hoping, mr. Homeland, you could comment on something that was mentioned in passing. An apparent disconnect between guidance coming from the top and what were seeing on the ground some. And just some examples that you give. I wanted to add just a personal perspective too to see if you could comment on and its your idea of having enforcement voice at the twabl executive actions happening versus officers bringing suit, you know, individual officers bringing suit against the administration. Like you mentioned the implementation of secure communities where i can see the value of having that when you show it that way, having the connection with the fingerprints, but then the use, the decisions getting made on the ground of
Private groups or private people you can be responsible, pay the costs. Well worry about health care and other things like that. I think we would find enormous appeal, enormous support for these kinds of programs in the country. For one, we have our neighbor to the north have done this. Canada has had private sponsored resettlements since 1979. Under their program, more than 275,000 refugees have been brought to canada with Great Success through sponsorships. There are several versions of it. Certain ngos can go online. You can do this all new virtually to bring people in. And secondly, the United States itself has had private sponsorship. Ronald reagan initiated small programs during his presidency. About 16,000 people entered under a private sponsorship program. It can be done under existing president ial authority. The program shut down because of costs of primarily health costs. Medicaid, and the aca may mcthat more doable. It is time to bring this back. And i think about private s
Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff reports are just beginning to trickle in tonight, but already its clear, Hurricane Matthew has sent longsuffering haiti even deeper into misery. Theres word of at least seven dead and widespread wreckage. This is matthew pray for us woodruff its one of the fiercest caribbean storms in years, and its powerful core roared over the southwestern tip of haiti before dawn, with winds of 145 miles an hour. Emergency officials reported major damage trees were torn out of the ground, and roads and bridges were under water. Forecasters had said the storm would dump as much as 40 inches of rain on the poorest country in the americas. A reporter from the mi