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ep reporter: as n.f.l. players returned to the field... so did the protests. some linked arms.ers, like eagles safety malcolm jenkins, raised their fists. >> i know there are a ton of people who look to us as motivation. >> reporter: and a few took a idee, like dolphins' wide receiver, kenny stills, seen here with teammate albert wilson. >> being a part of this protest hasn't been easy. but, you know, i've-- i thought i was going to be by myself out there, and today, i had an angel with me with albert being out there. >> reporter: president trump d ded into the fray yet again inis morning tweeting, "the n.f.l. players are at it again, taking a knee when they should be standing proudly for the national anthem." the protests during the national anthem has raged on since 2016 when former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick refused to kaepd to spotlight police brutality and racial oppression. president trump said this last september: >> say get that son of a bitch off the field right now, out. he's fired. >> reporter: some say the president has politicized a cultural issue. fans are

it's crazy. ep reporter: her doctors think ava's cancer is curable and her family is hopeful.r is ava's mother. >> i expect the best outcome, but i have to let her live her life. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for now, she wants to live it doing what she loves. i asked ava about this gesture at the end of her routine. >> it's supposed to be me, like, kind of, like, taking the cancer, like, away from me and fighting it away. ♪ game of survival >> reporter: astonishing, amazing ava. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> glor: fight it, fight it a.ways, ava. that is the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm jeff glor. thank you for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org an hour away. the 49er faithful... now filtering into levi's stadium. many hoping to catch a glimpse >>> the start of the bay area nfl football season is just over an hour away, the 49er faithful filtering into levi stadium, many hoping to catch a glimpse of their new franchise quarterback. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> reporter: i'

eps and adjusted ebitda guidance it appears that square was unable to surmount what had been a very high bar. however, other analysts were more bullish josh beck from key bank says while some may nitpick given the company only maintained its 2018 ebitda guidance of 240 million to 250 million despite a q2 '18 beat, we believe the momentum broad based momentum suggests it is growing into a small business management platform complimented by a growing presence in consumer financial services. on the call cfo, sarah friar said the company is doubling down on investment in the business while staying mindful of fiscal discipline the company is focusing on three main areas of investment and omni channel and also financial services and international growth as far as other growth areas, the company's cashout customers spent their 250 million can cash card tripling since 2017 and the peer-to-peer cash app is faster than paypal's venmo, according to a nomura report and caviar, the online restaurant app saw q2 revenues double year over year >> aditi, thank you very much. karen, your sister works

ep investment.a krzyzewski looking to take this business measure over. if that were to be the case, that would be north of the 30% requirement to start this over. the stock is trading, unlike the rest of europe, on really big volumes, up close to 70%. and -- 17% and trading at a decent volume. the high is 18, that we have a long way to go to get back to the 52-week high. matt: a right, -- all right, guy, thanks very much for that. you see the closely related, major shareholder making the news. coming up, less than three weeks after elon musk's tweet about taking tesla private, the plan is off. we'll bring you the story, the saga, the drama of elon musk and tesla next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 46 minutes into the trading session, but london is closed and we are seeing light volumes. but turkey is back. let's show you a picture of the market and then i will show you the a that function. we are seeing yields coming down, which is interesting. we are seeing the italian politicians sort of pushing back

michelle, my ep, what do you think? she is a steelers fan. she says heck no. heck no. i think that's genius marketing, by the way. that is pretty brilliant. >> bud light. do it right. >>> thanks for being with me today. i'm poppy harlow in new york. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. happening right now -- the last and final pitch to jurors. one man's future on the line, and a special counsel's investigation's credibility m mayimay be on the line as well. right now closing arguments are going on in paul manafort's bank and tax fraud trial. the former trump campaign chair himself not taking the stand. in this huge moment that's playing out today, it is not just a question of whether or not manafort is guilty that will be decided. robert mueller's credibility is also facing a very real test today, as well. >>> and wait, courtesy of rudy giuliani, there, of course, is still more hanging in the balance. now he says the entire mueller investigation is on hold until there's a verdict. >> are you any closer to having a deal with mueller to sit down?

we had eps revisions, eps growth.his is what companies are saying in earnings expectations, the market not rewarding that. actual sales growth up nearly 0.5%. a little risk on move. stocks with a lot of volatility doing well. dispersion, value also an interesting trade doing well today. i want to dig into another theme . i brought this chart with me that i think is pretty interesting. this is about activist stocks, stocks targeted by activist investors losing their luster. thyssenkrupp, we had earnings today, but it turns out in six of the last seven months we seen stocks targeted by activists underperformed the broader benchmark, declining about 4.5% more than the gauge so far this month, one of the worst performances in over a year. investors essentially saying, we don't care about your financial engineering, balance sheets are more important now, matyt. matt: thanks very much. dani burger talking about the factors to watch. kokou agbo-bloua, global head of solutions at socgen, is still with us. one of the takeaways

disney third-quarter adjusted eps of $1.87.he consensus among analysts that we surveyed was $1.94. that is higher than what it was a year ago, but coming in like a than expected. revenue is $15.23 billion. lighter than expected and analysts were looking for $15.36 billion. topline,ttom line and disney third-quarter numbers missing the consensus estimates. taylor, you are going through numbers, did i miss anything? >> those are it. third-quarter revenue is $15.23 million versus estimates $15.36 million. adjusters earnings-per-share is coming a little slower as well. i like the topline because it is less hard to manage. the topline revenue numbers look good here. we're seeing more things, out. a big they were expecting sale business because disney has completed the acquisition of talks -- fox assets. i know the domestic box office was expected to grow 60%. 68% was in this quarter -- in this quarter. i do use your revenue to offset the costs from espn and at some of the other things eating into the profits? >> some of the cable ne

eps some of these headline numbers coming through from aviva.ce business run by mark wilson. is he going to be with these -- how happy will he be with these numbers and where's the growth and what about m&a opportunities question about how has the scandal impacted and what about investors, they have been recruiting for that part of the business of we will talk about how that is going and talk to aviva's ceo mark wilson joining us in a few minutes. we're getting numbers to me through from barclays, the u.k. transatlantic banking giant, the first-half pretax profit at 1.6 6 billion pounds. the ratio is 13%, declaring a dividend of 2.5 pence per share, they are giving us information on their crv market is this. the income 1.3 4 billion versus 1.2 one billion a year ago. they increase their income from b and the revenue in the second quarter 2.5 8 billion. 2.5 6 billion. that has increased versus last year. will dig further and see how they compare against the u.s. competition and some of the estimates for how they have done in fixed income. we will

the first quarter eps beat analyst estimates, and it's full eps view falls short here.ange. the midpoint of the range does not quite come up to some versus the consensus estimate. nevertheless, the stock is doing better. julie: we are also looking at symantec down 10%. their last quarter was ok, but the current quarter it says will earn as much as $.35 which is three cents below analyst estimates. that appears to be what is behind the tumble in shares. and the medical waste management miss when it comes to its revenue in the second quarter. year forecast is also below estimates. watching shares of cbs. that company came out and it looks like the call has begun. moonves, the ceo under a cloud of allegations in his story -- in a story published by the new yorker, he is going to speak on the call. cbs is saying it will not discuss russman claims on the call. that is one of the early headlines we are getting as the call just begins here. scarlet: there's a tweet from a thereood reporter that was a second story perhaps in the works for les moonves causing a slight wobble in

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and was it right to sell it shale assets to ep as well?ed on some of that cash to shareholders with a high dividend, which i imagine they will be quite happy with. yes, again there was that particular group of shareholders which didn't feel that the us onshore assets were appropriate for bhp, and therefore they were happy to see it. thank you very much for coming in. just to say that after they announced the results, shares were down something like 1.5% results, shares were down something likei.5% in results, shares were down something like 1.5% in australia. it is notjust china or the us that are caught up in this trade war. asian economies are intricately linked to china's fortunes through their highly connected supply chains, and what hurts beijing can also hurt countries further afield, like south korea, taiwan or singapore, from where our asia business correspondent karishma vaswani sent us this report. in the 50 years he has run this business, this man hasn't seen anything quite like this. he and his daughter, joyce, are trying to fi

and here's why guidance coming in a little below expectations for the full year eps guidance.op line, though, they beat by about 3 cents per share. revenues came in at about 3.7 billion versus 3.66 billion that the street was estimating there. it's important to keep in mind, too, as you look at the stock decline price this stock has gained significantly year to date it's up about 2% over the last 12 months. analysts said expectations were incredibly high coming into this quart, coming into these numbers today. and when you look at the full year 2018 eps guidance it was increased, but it's still kind of at the lower end of the range that analysts were predicting. they were guessing or predicting it would be 4.08 and the range is now 4.01 to 4.1 eps, guys. back over to you >> the expectations only got higher than tjx reported, and this pull back is the stock only gets it back to where it was two weeks ago. >>> shareoffs alibaba reporting lower. on comments from president trump saying there needs to be focused on trade and crack down on china. >> joining us now to discuss it all

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communities of collar and other underserveded young people, chhat. ep they're using rap to get to somethingoakland studio. the music and lyrics are part of an innovative hip hop therapy program called beats, rime rhymes -- rhymes, and life. >> looking at the past and present and future and instilling the idea that your story is powerful. you are resilient and incredible. if you are not a part of this world, the world would be missing out. >> reporter: founded in 2004, beats, rhymes, and life serving those who haven't responded to traditional mental health care. exec ti director and -- executive director and cofounder says participants are uncouraged to rap about their everyday lives. >> we promote a sense of them wants to get in touch with raw emotions and express them in a way that's healthy. >> reporter: they have free16- week classes to kids in juvenile justice system, foster care, community organizations and schools. lessons on the history of hip hop are combined with self- care. they've reached 1500 young people. >> if someone would have told me, love yourself. >> reporter: this is a f

. >> after ep do you remembering surgery and a year of chemotherapy he's cancer free. kids often ask him about his scars. he tells them what happened. now they'd rather hear about how he met khris davis. >> first, i would hug it and then i would hang it on my wall forever. >> authentically sweet, right? >> wonderful. >> a homeless man who stood on a street in search of a job had land add new position. he tweeted today he accepted a job with a drone technology company. lost month, he went viral after somebody posted this picture with him, home reds and hungry 4 success as he handed out his resume on a street corner. a month later, a whole new life and opportunity. >> absolutely. let return to the weather foeflt well talked about the hurricane in hawaii. what about our weather? >> let's check it out. >> i want to show you a time laps from our camera. it's a cool view of our deep marine layer in place today. held the temperatures a good five to 15 degrees below average for this time of year. you know it's not the kind of summer heat we're used to. there's reason for this.

the eps set rules that we follow. >>> some high-tech security screening on its way to la's public transit system. these scanners will be rolled out. the technology is similar to what tsa uses. officials say they are safe and no radiation is used. the scanners analyze the natural waves of energy from your body, which should show if someone is hiding a weapon or a bomb. >> we now have the ability to obtain early visual warning of person worn improvised explosive devices or weapons intended to cause mass casualties. >> los angeles will be the first mass transit system in the u.s. to roll it out. >>> time for a look at our weather. did you get out at all today? >> no. >> you were too busy. >> i was working away. i looked at the cameras. i can tell you it's looking good out there. we have sunshine out there. a little different that than the lunch break yesterday. here's the tower camera views. this one is looking toward the west. you can see san francisco at the bottom of the skrooen. and here's -- screen. and here's the view to the east. the bay bridge. a few clouds. there is the golden gate

eps revisions doing well.ou are delivering but the value stocks are being crucified at the moment. >> there are 30,000 functions on the bloomberg, and we enjoy showing you our favorites. maybe they will become your favorites. here is a function you will find useful, quic , where you can get context and insight into timely topics. >> hurricanes, typhoons, tropical cyclones, what ever you call them in your part of the world, they are getting more intense, and the water they bring is likely to cause bigger losses of property and life in the future. >> a good example of what the future may hold was hurricane harvey that set brand new rainfall records for the u.s. >> some areas get 50 inches of rain. >> in a warmer atmosphere, the the atmosphere carries more moisture, so the chances are the storms will get 10% to 50% rainier. >> the storms do the bulk of their damage through the storm surge. the walls of water they bulldoze onto coastal land. that is not scared people away from shores. just the opposite. >> mor

if you take out all of the tax benefits we're growing at twice as fast as eps our economy is growing twice as fast and they have no technology sector pp. >> what kind of technology, are you talking about fang >> yeah. i think that -- we'll call it new technology, if you look at technology broadly defined they'll be missing the addressable markets on these stocks are so big. look at the -- the sales of amazon compared to the sales of walmart, it's a third where is that going to be in five, ten years from now equal, twice as big? much bigger. you take alock at online advertising what's it going to be for five or seven years, how big is the cloud today compared to what it's going to be in five years. i think we're missing the story here, tech right now is 30% of the s&p, that's the story. >> this past week we saw walmart move sharply higher, all of retail still, amazon versus walmart, you say. >> the sales numbers are killing it on the side of amazon and online the economy is so good, that the consumer is spending more money, that's the story there the long term story is a reallocation

today would allow federal agencies to expedite decisions about water under an emergency decision of the ept. >> now, spare the air alert is in effect for the east and north bays because of all the smoke. spencer criticism, i harry it's pretty bad. >> it is. this is a mix of smoke and light fog moving in over san francisco right now. our air quality tomorrow will be another spare 2 air day. the poorest air quality in the east bay and santa clara valley. the smoke from the fires continue to collect in central and northern california and now moving from up north where the fires are burning to down in the bay area. our air quality is now suffering. back to you. >> police arrested this man, forest gordon clark in connection with the holy fire. he was reportedly accusing the fire department of trying to steal from him. he'll be in court tomorrow to face an arson charge. the fire started monday and has burned ten square miles and 12 cabins. >> snepsing for the men convicted of the ghost ship warehouse fire. it calls for nine years in jail and three on supervised release. max harris is expected to

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second-quarter adjusted eps of $1.94 beating estimates of $1.85.econd quarter revenue is $3.0 billion. that is pretty much in line with what analysts estimated. in terms of gross margin, 63.5%. this is a tech company with a big gross margin and much in line with what analysts were looking for. when you look at nvidia, this is a company where the stock is tremendously low. joe is looking at the one your and the five-year chart -- one your chart, and it's not great, the five-year chart is incredible. this explains the scope of the gains we have seen. joe: we will have to look through these numbers a little more to see what specifically investors are reacting to. the big picture though, this selloff we see is still fairly minor compared to the tremendous gains that nvidia shareholders have seen in recent years. lisa: they had a lot of good news bacon as well. i'm sure a lot of people will be looking for any comments on what we are seeing in gaming in china as well as in general on trade. scarlet: certainly. looking through the statement now, growth ac

the snappily titled ep ts will provide data on player metrics such as distances run, speed and positionalthe stands communicating with the second device user on bench. possibly a coach or assistant manager. we're using an optical chuckle system and we have cameras in the stadium. we note with the players involved are at a time of the match. we have different metrics available and it's up to them to decide how they want to use it. with resources available for different countries he hopes it will be available for the divide. bringing the digital halves closer to the have—nots. we are expecting the teams to teams to come to russia to bring their own set up. we want to use at least offer the same to the all of the teams. in our system, the a nalyst all of the teams. in our system, the analyst will have access to a technical app allowing them to have drawings over live video feed. stills can be sent to the dugout. with goal line technology, video assistant referees and ep ts looks like it's going to be the most technologically advanced world cup ever. with all the technology how big is the ris

alix: can you quantify in terms of eps? >> we have about 390 million shares outstanding.an kind of do the math. but it will be material and substantial, we think. also, forward curves are starting to indicate that the spreads are opening up. we think it is real. alix: if it does not pan out, if imo is rolled back or fluffed around the edges, what will disrupt that thesis? >> compliance will be a challenge, especially in asia. all the ships that are out there, i'm not sure how all of this will be monitored. outside of that, we passed the window where the legislation could have been delayed by a year. that period was this last july. we just passed that. we think we are headed towards imo 2020. alix: that was my interview with bob patel of lyondellbasell, who could profit from lower sulfur fuel. here is on my -- here is what is on my commodity radar. a busy day on tuesday. you have a cracker seminar, a two day seminar that only happens every two years. watch that. we'll see what they will say about imo rules. and my field china conference begins in shanghai, everything you n

revenue was up and eps was up 8% to a $1.12 marking our 34th consecutive quarter of eps growth, and we remain firmly on track to deliver the kind of full year results we told you we would. beyond that we're as confident as ever in the strategy we have in place in setting us up for continued long-term success. the reason we have such great confidence is because we are constantly successfully staying ahead of the changes taking place across our industry. and as we do we're taking full advantage of the ways we can monetize our content across new forms of distribution. in fact there are few companies as uniquely positioned to profit from the explosion of premium content on new platforms as we are. over the top of director to consumer services are becoming main stream, and we have our own well-established platforms that are growing right along with consumer demands our digital distribution services, cbs all access and show time ott are surpassing our expect eggs, and we have some news to share today in that regard as we've said our goal is to have 8 million subscribers combined from all acc

at the stocks and when rates were lower and we're looking at them 22 times and now we're looking at eps growth like mid-single digits and the sales growth trading at a market multiple, 17, 18 times. >> and the yield at 4% >> right so we have the ten-year at 3. >> so you'd fade it? >> i think the only bull case right now is the m and a >> tim seymour, coors was up 8%, kind of within the food sector >> the bear stocks two years ago were in a hot trade and there was a lot of consolidation and bud has been consolidated by the brazilians coors like me is a simple man having coors light it's a great beer. i think it was oversold. the key to the earnings release is the fact that the expectation was very low they reaffirmed 2018 guidance. the free cash flow here is very good and one of the problems with these companies is the balance sheet. so four times ebitda, and debt to ebitda four times and i want to see them pay some of that down this number told investors they'll be paying it down. >> you look at something like constellation brands because they have a very wide portfolio and look at how

capitol today was tom ridge, the fmer head of homeland security became friends with mccain ep the houseves, and the two also shared the bond of serving in vietnam. ridge will be one of the pallbearers at the funeral held at the national caedral in washington tomorrow, and he joined me a short time ago.yo governor, thanfor joining me. as you attended today's service, what do you think will be the legacy to congress of the man you have known for so many decades? mr. ridge: i think john -- by design, i might add -- has created in the last few days in washingt to send a more hopeful message to his colleagues in the house and senate. i think it is designed to say i have a republican presidenand democrat president, both of whom defeated me, giving eulogies. i've talked a little bit about civility and bipartisanship in as i leave this town and the country i love. i believe it would be his aspiration, his hope, is that they not only honor him with their words and tributes, but ey embed in their head i their heart some of the values he felt were important, civilian -- civility and bipartisanship

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i think the goal is ink iridinre evo ro ep erter:th in r a t yone statement today to nbc news, the departmention said we're in the midst of a process. no word on when it will be announced as the on's schools are looking for guidance. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> warnings civilians are in grave danger in the last rebel stronghold in syria where government forces are threatening but in aleppo, once ground zero for the civil war including children and families caught in the cross fire, some refugees are coming back while others say they wi never be able to s eturn home. nbc'kelly cobiella got rare access inside. >> reporter: the images shocked the world, relentless bombings. stunned survivors. but tonight, tens of thousands who fled aleppo are back like 18-year-old amad, he left three years ago. >> when the shooting with the rifles, that was bad. eporter: now giving up his new life in germany. so why come back? >> i want to study here and it's still my country and i want to do something in my country. >> reporter: the y divide in this citis stunning. the west bustling open for business,